Need com.android.providers.calendar 4.4.2 I535VRUDNE1 - Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III
For some reason the stock calendar app just wouldn't work and I accidentally deleted the calendar storage app as well when I removed it. No backup of the system apps, sadly. I've been looking for this app for a while, doesn't seem to be on the app store or the various apk archive sites. Anyone have a copy? Can I extract it from the stock ROM?
Thanks.
rtomasso said:
For some reason the stock calendar app just wouldn't work and I accidentally deleted the calendar storage app as well when I removed it. No backup of the system apps, sadly. I've been looking for this app for a while, doesn't seem to be on the app store or the various apk archive sites. Anyone have a copy? Can I extract it from the stock ROM? Thanks.
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The attached one should be what your looking for.
Just unzip the apk file.
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Ibuprophen said:
The attached one should be what your looking for.
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Thanks, but this is for a different phone and different release. Didn't install.
rtomasso said:
Thanks, but this is for a different phone and different release. Didn't install.
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It doesn't traditionally install but, needs to be placed in the appropriate location within the system directory.
I've got a feeling that you had completely uninstalled this app and you may have to install the app as a system app.
My I535 device is actually taken apart awaiting for me to finish the Micro Soldering for the USB replacement.
I can try to grab another from the stock firmware if you can wait a bit...
Or another option is to ask within the following thread if someone can provide an unmodified stock of this app.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2494145
I only mention that thread because it's one of the few threads that remains fairly active.
Good Luck!
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Ibuprophen said:
It doesn't traditionally install but, needs to be placed in the appropriate location within the system directory.
I've got a feeling that you had completely uninstalled this app and you may have to install the app as a system app.
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Yes it's gone. So you think if I just move it into the system apps directory it will just work?
I can try to grab another from the stock firmware if you can wait a bit...
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Yes.
rtomasso said:
Yes it's gone. So you think if I just move it into the system apps directory it will just work?.....
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Something just occurred to me...
Is your device only Rooted?
Is it Unlocked with TWRP?
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It's rooted. I don't think I put a custom recovery on it.
rtomasso said:
It's rooted. I don't think I put a custom recovery on it.
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Give the following a try...
Open up your File Manager and see if you can locate the following 2 Directories:
/system/app/Calendar/
/system/priv-app/CalendarProvider/
I'm hoping you, at least, locate the 2nd one but, please let me know if you find either/or...
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Neither is there.
rtomasso said:
Neither is there.
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I had a feeling of this...
You don't only need the Calendar app but, the Calendar Provider app as well.
With your Android version being an older one, the following may work out for you but, I'm not completely sure if the provider app will follow.
The following won't harm your device if it doesn't work but, it just may work for you.
Go back to the devices root "/" directory and then navigate to the...
/system/app/
Create a Folder labeled "Calendar" and navigate within it as follows...
/system/app/Calendar/
Now place the Calendar app, I had previously uploaded, and then rename it to "Calendar.apk" and paste it within the above Calendar directory that should now reflect the following...
/system/app/Calendar/Calendar.apk
Now Reboot your device and see if the calendar app is now available.
When placing any app like this within the system, after the device reboots, the system should see and auto install it as a system app.
I'm hoping that if it auto installs the app, it will also do the same for the provider app that just might be based upon the calendar app itself.
Please let me know how it did and I'm keeping my fingers crossed!
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Ibuprophen said:
I had a feeling of this...
You don't only need the Calendar app but, the Calendar Provider app as well.
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Right, that's what I really need, any calendar should work with it, but none will work without it.
Copying the apk to the app directory and rebooting did nothing. I think it's from a different variant and apparently my phone cares enough.
I'm thinking I may just re-apply the 4.4.2 update and see if the calendar storage app is in there. I tried looking at the system.img file but wasn't able to read it to pull the apk.
rtomasso said:
Right, that's what I really need, any calendar should work with it, but none will work without it. Copying the apk to the app directory and rebooting did nothing. I think it's from a different variant and apparently my phone cares enough. I'm thinking I may just re-apply the 4.4.2 update and see if the calendar storage app is in there. I tried looking at the system.img file but wasn't able to read it to pull the apk.
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That may be the case as well.
I've actually got 2 I535 devices and one of them can't be unlocked and actually has the Stock NE1 firmware installed.
I actually just located it and I'm in the process of charging the battery since I haven't used that one in a while because I've been using my other one that is unlocked with LineageOS 14.1 installed in it.
If you would like to wait a little bit for the battery to charge so I can reset the device back to default (there was a bit of customization done when my daughter had it a while ago).
The reset is so i can be sure that all is stock NE1 and what I copy from there is what your looking for.
Please let me know if you would like to wait or take another avenue.
I've got no problem with either answer...
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Waiting isn't a problem. I've been searching all day for this apk, seems every version is uploaded on the apk archive sites but this one.
rtomasso said:
Waiting isn't a problem. I've been searching all day for this apk, seems every version is uploaded on the apk archive sites but this one.
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I understand and have been on this same boat before. Especially for older devices.
It looks like you will need both the Calendar and the Calendar Services restored. The Services is the communication between the information from and to the Stock calendar.
It acts much like what the Google Play Services is required for making the Google Play Store work.
I'll keep you informed of the progress... :thumbup:
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@rtomasso... First go back to the devices root "/" directory and then navigate to the...
/system/app/
DELETE the following Folder labeled "Calendar" with the apk in it...
/system/app/Calendar/
Then Reboot the device.
I had created a flashable zip from the Stock I535 NE1 Firmware and uploaded it to the following link on my File Host Account.
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=5862345805528051036
I've got a feeling that you may not be able to or have never flashed a file...
Also, it does require BusyBox installed on your device because it calls out for one of the BusyBox Binaries.
If none of the above applies, please let me know and I'll provide a manual way (and files) to install it.
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Okay, I'll have time later today to do this.
I notice there is just the SecCalendar apk and odex in the zip file. Will flashing do all the rest to create the storage service?
rtomasso said:
Okay, I'll have time later today to do this. I notice there is just the SecCalendar apk and odex in the zip file. Will flashing do all the rest to create the storage service?
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My apologies for not mentioning this but, i may have been wrong about the Services part because i had thought that this was for Stock Android 4.2+ when it was 5.0+.
It looks like the Google Calendar was the one that used this in Android 4.2+...
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My apologies for not mentioning this but, i may have been wrong about the Services part because i had thought that this was for Stock Android 4.2+ when it was 5.0+.
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I'm fairly certain the separate storage service is what's needed. I put other calendars on the phone and none of them worked b/c the storage app isn't there. The apps are looking for it.
rtomasso said:
I'm fairly certain the separate storage service is what's needed. I put other calendars on the phone and none of them worked b/c the storage app isn't there. The apps are looking for it.
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When I had powered up my SCH-I535 (with the Stock NE1) there were no Calendar Services within it.
If you didn't or couldn't flash the file, then you should have mentioned this because they don't go into a dedicated folder as I had previously thought.
Remove all of the calendar files and directories that you had manually added then reboot your device.
Grab the zip file (that is specific to a Manual Install) from the following AFH link and unzip it...
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=5862345805528051043
... There's a folder and a text file. The text file is only instructions for you to read that's very brief regarding where to specifically place the 2 calendar files that's within the that folder.
*** DON'T COPY THE FOLDER ITSELF, ONLY THE 2 TEXT FILES ***
Now Reboot your device and please let me know how it went... :thumbup:
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Those files gone after reboot. Still missing the com.android.providers.calendar app. Is that apk not on your phone?
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Online nandroid backup or obackup nandroid?
I am looking for an application that can make my nandroid backup without having to go into recovery. But I am not sure if the backups that are created with the apps in this thread title are compatible with clockwork mod. So, my question is: Can clockwork mod recovery read the nandroid backup made by those online apps (Online nandroid backup pro or obackup nandroid)? Thanks
Most likely not. Make one and try it before you rely on it
cesar.maranhao said: I am looking for an application that can make my nandroid backup without having to go into recovery. But I am not sure if the backups that are created with the apps in this thread title are compatible with clockwork mod. So, my question is: Can clockwork mod recovery read the nandroid backup made by those online apps (Online nandroid backup pro or obackup nandroid)? Thanks Click to expand... Click to collapse i guess nandroid backup made by a tool must be restored by the same tool. note that when backuping with cwm a md5 file is created, and when restoring, md5 of the backup must match
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jd1639 said: Most likely not. Make one and try it before you rely on it Click to expand... Click to collapse good suggestion. but i have not done it and probably will not try it considering that i should use the same tool for making and reading backups like samersh72 suggested. samersh72 said: i guess nandroid backup made by a tool must be restored by the same tool. note that when backuping with cwm a md5 file is created, and when restoring, md5 of the backup must match Click to expand... Click to collapse i am glad i asked first before relying on something i might not have use when the need arrives. thanks for pointing that out for me. rootSU said: Why do you want to take a backup without going into recovery if you don't mind me asking? Click to expand... Click to collapse no worries. i am glad you asked since i can be doing something i am not supposed to do (I am new to all this stuff). the answer to your question is that i stumbled upon the possibility of doing the nandroid backups without having to go into recovery mode. plus the convenience of uploading such backups to the cloud and doing them automatically/periodically. both Online nandroid backup or obackup nandroid would help me with those features but then i thought "what if the clockwork mod recovery does not read those files?" that is why i made this topic. is making an online nandroid backup bad? if it is better to make it inside the recovery fine by me. it does not take that much time either. i guess i just have to get used to make them and not forget. anyway, looks that those online backups are not usable when in clockwork mod so i will not use those apps. in the mean time, i have been looking in the rom manager premium app. it is made by clockworkmod.. can that application be used for online nandroid backups? maybe these are the same as those made inside the recovery? if so, i could use this application for the nandroid backups. regards and happy new year!
You can try to make backups both ways and then ţry to restore the 3 rd party backup with CWM. If failed, you will have the proper CWM backup to restore as well. By the way, original backups are accessible to your device as files and you can simply sync that folder to the prefered cloud service - dropbox, box, drive, etc. Sony Xperia SP aka C5303
andrey.mironov said: You can try to make backups both ways and then ţry to restore the 3 rd party backup with CWM. If failed, you will have the proper CWM backup to restore as well. By the way, original backups are accessible to your device as files and you can simply sync that folder to the prefered cloud service - dropbox, box, drive, etc. Click to expand... Click to collapse That's what I do; every night, automatic backups are made by Rom Toolbox and automatically uploaded to Dropbox by Foldersync.
PhilipTD said: That's what I do; every night, automatic backups are made by Rom Toolbox and automatically uploaded to Dropbox by Foldersync. Click to expand... Click to collapse Have you been able to restore a nandroid with to toolbox?
jd1639 said: Have you been able to restore a nandroid with to toolbox? Click to expand... Click to collapse Haven't had to. Why? Is there a problem? Sent from my Nexus 5
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PhilipTD said: Haven't had to. Why? Is there a problem? Sent from my Nexus 5 Click to expand... Click to collapse Don't know, I've never tried it. I just make one in my recovery. Never had any problems with that
jd1639 said: Don't know, I've never tried it. I just make one in my recovery. Never had any problems with that Click to expand... Click to collapse Well, I have been using RT for years, and have restored plenty of nandroids in the past on other phones/ROMS with it. It always worked great. Sent from my Nexus 7
rootSU said: The reason I asked was I use tasker with recovery to automatically take a nandroid every Saturday when im asleep then upload it to my NAS using foldersync. ----------------------- Sent via tapatalk. I do NOT reply to support queries over PM. Please keep support queries to the Q&A section, so that others may benefit Click to expand... Click to collapse Do you mind explaining how you do it? I already have Tasker and also have Rom Manager Premium. Need to get Foldersync
cesar.maranhao said: Do you mind explaining how you do it? I already have Tasker and also have Rom Manager Premium. Need to get Foldersync Click to expand... Click to collapse The method I use will only work with a CWM based recovery. I find Philz best. This is because I am using extended commands, which are proprietary to CWM. I wont go into detail on the foldersync part. All I will say is you set up a folder pair between your sdcard/clockworkmod/backup folder and your backup location, which could be a NAS, Computer thats always on or a Cloud location. I set mine to delete the backup from local storage before it takes a new backup and also afterwards. I also set within foldersync that they only run on wifi. I have the 3 following profiles: 1.Nandroid Copy Pre 2.Nandroid Backup 3.Nandroid Copy Post Pre and Post are identical in that they run the foldersync task. The only difference is the time they run. I run the 3 profiles at these times on a Saturday: 1. 02:00 - 04:00 2. 04:00 3: 05:00 - 06:00 So basically, that is foldersync to NAS (deleting backup), taking backup, foldersync to NAS (deleting backup). I do this as I am tight on space. On my S3, I used to keep 2 backups locally, deleting the oldest before taking the next one. So you're probably wondering what happens in the task for profile 2. Both actions are created using the Script > Run shell Code: 1. sh /mnt/sdcard/clockworkmod/nandroid.sh 2. reboot recovery 1. calls a script called nandroid.sh as you can see. The contents are below: Code: # Set date and time now=$(date +"%d_%m_%y-%H%M") # Writes command for cwm based recovery to read echo 'backup_rom("/data/media/0/clockworkmod/backup/'$now'");' > /cache/recovery/extendedcommand That's it in a nutshell. If you wanted to, you could run the task 1 before which does a delete of the backup and the sync after (its 2 for redundancy) to just sync without delete, always keeping 1 backup on your device.
rootSU said: The method I use will only work with a CWM based recovery. I find Philz best. This is because I am using extended commands, which are proprietary to CWM. I wont go into detail on the foldersync part. All I will say is you set up a folder pair between your sdcard/clockworkmod/backup folder and your backup location, which could be a NAS, Computer thats always on or a Cloud location. I set mine to delete the backup from local storage before it takes a new backup and also afterwards. I also set within foldersync that they only run on wifi. I have the 3 following profiles: 1.Nandroid Copy Pre 2.Nandroid Backup 3.Nandroid Copy Post Pre and Post are identical in that they run the foldersync task. The only difference is the time they run. I run the 3 profiles at these times on a Saturday: 1. 02:00 - 04:00 2. 04:00 3: 05:00 - 06:00 So basically, that is foldersync to NAS (deleting backup), taking backup, foldersync to NAS (deleting backup). I do this as I am tight on space. On my S3, I used to keep 2 backups locally, deleting the oldest before taking the next one. So you're probably wondering what happens in the task for profile 2. Both actions are created using the Script > Run shell Code: 1. sh /mnt/sdcard/clockworkmod/nandroid.sh 2. reboot recovery 1. calls a script called nandroid.sh as you can see. The contents are below: Code: # Set date and time now=$(date +"%d_%m_%y-%H%M") # Writes command for cwm based recovery to read echo 'backup_rom("/data/media/0/clockworkmod/backup/@$now");' > /cache/recovery/extendedcommand That's it in a nutshell. If you wanted to, you could run the task 1 before which does a delete of the backup and the sync after (its 2 for redundancy) to just sync without delete, always keeping 1 backup on your device. Click to expand... Click to collapse following this reply, i have been searching more on how to do this on my nexus 5. found some older topics on it, even found some where you also posted. it will not be easy on my side to do this. at all.
cesar.maranhao said: it will not be easy on my side to do this. at all. Click to expand... Click to collapse Where's the problem? Perhaps I can help. Its really easy ----------------------- Sent via tapatalk. I do NOT reply to support queries over PM. Please keep support queries to the Q&A section, so that others may benefit
rootSU said: Where's the problem? Perhaps I can help. Its really easy ----------------------- Sent via tapatalk. I do NOT reply to support queries over PM. Please keep support queries to the Q&A section, so that others may benefit Click to expand... Click to collapse easy? we surely have different levels of knowledge for sure. but i gladly take your help if you are willing to use the time for it. lets see if i can sum my difficulties first. - in your post you mention Philz recovery. so i googled it. i am not sure but is this the "upgrade" for rom manager premium where you can use touch? if so, i do not mind buying that upgrade (because i do not have the touch upgrade, only bought the premium rom manager app). - i still do not have foldersync but that is probably very easy to configure so only thing left for me is to buy the app. no problems here. - tasker profiles. never used tasker but already bought it because of its functionality. i tried to make a custom profile on my own and it did not work. been reading help so i can figure out the app and how to program it. it might take a while though i believe thats it. like you see, i still have a long road ahead of me. if you have patience and want to provide help i will surely be thankful. besides, i am sure a lot of other people out there will find this topic helpful so you will not only be helping me regards
cesar.maranhao said: easy? we surely have different levels of knowledge for sure. but i gladly take your help if you are willing to use the time for it. lets see if i can sum my difficulties first. - in your post you mention Philz recovery. so i googled it. i am not sure but is this the "upgrade" for rom manager premium where you can use touch? if so, i do not mind buying that upgrade (because i do not have the touch upgrade, only bought the premium rom manager app). - i still do not have foldersync but that is probably very easy to configure so only thing left for me is to buy the app. no problems here. - tasker profiles. never used tasker but already bought it because of its functionality. i tried to make a custom profile on my own and it did not work. been reading help so i can figure out the app and how to program it. it might take a while though i believe thats it. like you see, i still have a long road ahead of me. if you have patience and want to provide help i will surely be thankful. besides, i am sure a lot of other people out there will find this topic helpful so you will not only be helping me regards Click to expand... Click to collapse Its not as long as you think Philz touch is a cwm based recovery. Its like cwm but much more. Its free and can be found in our nexus 5 "android development" forum here. Should be easy to spot. Thread is posted by me It will still work with rom manager although i prefer to not have rom manager. Foldersync has a free version too by the way But let's break it into byte size chunks. Firstly decide if you're willing to flash philz recovery via fastboot or not. You don't have to. Cwm is fine for now. Next step will be to create profile 2 and task. Let me know when you're ready for that. I can't promise you quick responses but i'll walk you through it. ----------------------- Sent via tapatalk. I do NOT reply to support queries over PM. Please keep support queries to the Q&A section, so that others may benefit
rootSU said: Its not as long as you think Philz touch is a cwm based recovery. Its like cwm but much more. Its free and can be found in our nexus 5 "android development" forum here. Should be easy to spot. Thread is posted by me It will still work with rom manager although i prefer to not have rom manager. Foldersync has a free version too by the way But let's break it into byte size chunks. Firstly decide if you're willing to flash philz recovery via fastboot or not. You don't have to. Cwm is fine for now. Next step will be to create profile 2 and task. Let me know when you're ready for that. I can't promise you quick responses but i'll walk you through it. ----------------------- Sent via tapatalk. I do NOT reply to support queries over PM. Please keep support queries to the Q&A section, so that others may benefit Click to expand... Click to collapse Hello. I have subscribed your thread about philz recovery. I am thinking of installing the zip file from clockwork mod recovery. Do you think it will be OK doing that way? Why do you think it is better to not have rom manager? Do not worry about "quick answers" , that way you give me time to read and learn. Going to read your thread on recovery, might learn something there Regards.
Yep, that way is fine to flash Personally I feel that apps and tool kits that do things like flashing are detrimental to the user experience. Doing things manually is the best way to learn, ergo the best bet in case you ever need to get yourself out of trouble. The manual steps are good to know so it's always best to be familiar with adb, fastboot and recovery yourself, instead of having apps and kits that manage these crucial steps for you.
Honor 8|Backup| Help with previous backup
Greetings, I got a problem with my Honor8 and I made both a full backup on my pc and a backup on a SDcard of contactlist, sms, calendar. The phone was damaged, I sent it back to Amazon and I bought a Samsung. Now, since my contact list wasn't completely sync with gmail, I couldn't restore all the phone numbers I had previously. Long story short, I lost the SDcard and I don't know how to browse the Backup I have on my pc without the phone. I've tried to open the .db file with Notepad++, but it's not plain text (as I expected, because I used a password for the backup). Is there a way to recover all these data? Thank you for any kind of help!
gabri.guido said: Greetings, I got a problem with my Honor8 and I made both a full backup on my pc and a backup on a SDcard of contactlist, sms, calendar... Click to expand... Click to collapse I don't have this device but, the following area of the forum is specific to your device. https://forum.xda-developers.com/honor-8 With that stated... I believe that the following thread is your best bet to post your question. https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3524455 Good Luck! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I DO NOT PROVIDE SUPPORT VIA PM UNLESS ASKED/REQUESTED BY MYSELF. PLEASE KEEP IT IN THE THREADS WHERE EVERYONE CAN SHARE
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Memu install failes at 52%.
Hi, my memu install fails at 52% Please could someone point me in the correct direction to try get this to work. it leaves some files in the following directory: C:\Program Files\Microvirt I am able to remove all these but the following file. C:\Program Files\Microvirt\MEmuHyperv\MEmuDrv.sys it says it is in use by another program. I am unable to find out what is holding this file. I have rebooted, and it is still held. Thanks.
avatarsnailman said: Hi, my memu install fails at 52%... Click to expand... Click to collapse I've never used this but, your best bet is to post this question within the following MEmu thread. https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3157906 Good Luck! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I DO NOT PROVIDE SUPPORT VIA PM UNLESS ASKED/REQUESTED BY MYSELF. PLEASE KEEP IT IN THE THREADS WHERE EVERYONE CAN SHARE
thanks, I will take a look. Have been unable to get his installed, and I use it a lot of app dev and testing.
Stock Rom
I have a Viewsonic NMP-302w with a custom rom on it, I would like to replace it with something more functional that can load apps like YouTube etc. I can connect to the device via ADB but I am unable to see anything on the display when I reboot in recovery mode or boot selector option. Any help would be appreciated.
sutibun said: I have a Viewsonic NMP-302w with a custom rom on it, I would like to replace it with something more functional that can load apps like YouTube etc. I can connect to the device via ADB but I am unable to see anything on the display when I reboot in recovery mode or boot selector option. Any help would be appreciated. Click to expand... Click to collapse I don't have this device but, you may be able to obtain some member guidance within the following Q&A thread that's specific to your device. https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1008245 Good Luck! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I DO NOT provide support via PM unless asked/requested by myself. PLEASE keep it in the threads where everyone can share.
need help installing international ROM onto my SHARP Aquos S2 please, STUCK!! :(
Hi, My phone's build number is: 00CN_2_120 I downloaded the following file: SS2-135F-0-00WW-B01-update.zip Then I renamed it to SS2-136F-0-00CN-B01-update.zip I copied and pasted it into the internal shared storage of my phone and on dialer pressed: *#*#874#*#* but i keep getting FILE NOT FOUND!? What am i doing wrong? please help, i feel like my money has gone to waste with this phone thanks
inzane89 said: Hi, My phone's build number is: 00CN_2_120. I downloaded the following file:..... Click to expand... Click to collapse I don't have this device and there's very little that I can locate specific to your device and question but, the following thread is probably the closest one for obtaining some member guidance within it that's specific to your device. https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3761071 Good Luck! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I DO NOT provide support via PM unless asked/requested by myself. PLEASE keep it in the threads where everyone can share.
inzane89 said: Hi, My phone's build number is: 00CN_2_120 I downloaded the following file: SS2-135F-0-00WW-B01-update.zip Then I renamed it to SS2-136F-0-00CN-B01-update.zip I copied and pasted it into the internal shared storage of my phone and on dialer pressed: *#*#874#*#* but i keep getting FILE NOT FOUND!? What am i doing wrong? please help, i feel like my money has gone to waste with this phone thanks Click to expand... Click to collapse I just bought the Aquos S2 64GB version and just know that the server had gone. Do you still have the SS2-135F-0-00WW-B01-update.zip file and can send to me via Cloud drives such as google drive? Thanks a lot.