INTRO
Hey everyone!
Some of you, like me, loved to use the smart stay feature of Samsung, they disables the dimming of the screen while you are looking at it.
Unfortunately, on the latest builds (CM11 like CM12), this app is broken. What happens is that, when an app is using the camera and another tries to access it, there is a conflict. For example, you are using the camera. If smart stay + tries to see if you are still there, it tries to access the camera which is already in use. And so, the camera app doesn't know what to do and crashes ^^
A way to repair this is to modify directly the app to pause the search when the camera is already in use, but we can't do that, the only one who can is the app dev ^^ Another way is to refuse access to the camera when using the camera app, but not sure how we can do that... The way I did is bypassing this error by killing smart stay + when I use a specific app like the camera
Apps
To do this, you need to install :
Tasker : lets you automate stuff depending of the state of the phone, an app, or even the sensors,
Secure Settings : lets you change the phone settings directly from Tasker,
TaskKill : lets Tasker kill apps using several different methods.
Watch out! Make sure you have the latest version of each, or else bugs may appear!
Lets Start!
So, start by installing as those apps, and install the latest version of Smart Stay + (if you are on CM12, you can't download it from Play Store cause it's incompatible, so you need to use the apk from the Internet). Don't launch Smart Stay +, and don't enable its setting in the accessibility menu on the phone!
First off, we need to give root rights to Secure Settings. Launch the app, then go to the System+ tab and enable it. It will then ask for root rights, accept and we are good to go on.
Kill Switch
Now, launch Tasker and go on the profile tab (if you want to follow everything in english in the app, press the 3 dots in the upper right corner, then Preferences, go all the way down in the UI tab, then change the language). Create a new context using the + icon on the bottom of the app, then chose Application. A list of all your apps will be shown, so you need to chose which app will kill the other one. Here, I want the Camera app to be the "killer", so I chose the apps using the camera (I have Camera Next as well as the stock camera, so I chose both) :
Screenshot 1
To go back, do not press the X button on the upper right corner! It will erase your config Press the button on the upper left corner to go back to the profiles. The app will show you then a menu where you can enter a new task. Chose New Task and name it "Kill". A new screen will be shown :
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Click +, then go into Plugin, and you will see all the plugins. Click on TaskKill, then press on the Pen logo on the upper right corner to config the plugin. Here, you can choose the method to use to kill, and the app. You need to use the Extrem method, or else Smart Stay will keep rebooting... Choose Smart Stay in the list, then click apply. Set the Timeout to 0, then save it by clicking on the upper left corner, and return to the profiles list.
Here is what we should see :
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Starting the App
We now need to start smart stay after we finished using the camera, and it's a bit tricky. You can either start the app using Tasker, but it will ask for you to enable the accessibility option of Smart Stay (happens every time), and that is really a bummer... That made me look if we can't directly turn on that setting from Tasker, so that we don't need to open the settings, close the app, etc... And it is! We can change that settings from Tasker using a plugin! Buuuut, the catch is that we need root...
Soooo to enable this setting, you need to long press on the action we just did named "Kill", and add an Exist Task. Next, do a new task named "Start". After, choose the plugin Secure Settings, then press on the Pen logo on the upper right corner to config the plugin. Here, you can choose which action you want. Go to System+ Actions, then press Accessibility Services. A new menu will appear, where you can see the different apps that has an Accessibility Setting. Choose Smartstay+, and make sure the button underneath it is Disabled (so that it disables that setting). Save it, then go back to the profiles list using the button on the upper left corner.
Here is what you should see :
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Testing
Tada! Done! You can now launch the camera app without having it bug! To test it out, you can go on each action, like "kill" and press the play button on bottom of the screen. You will see that the notification is closed. Go into the "start" action and press play, you will that icon return! Go try it out using the camera app!
Misc / Other Method
You may ask why I didn't use the Secure Settings in the first place, and the reason is that it doesn't work well. The app isn't totally killed, it's just paused, so we don't know if it still has access to the camera, or if it is draining battery... Using TaskKill ensure us that it isn't running in the background, and so not draining any battery.
For Android L users, you may know that with Smart Lock, you can unlock the phone with your face. To do so, Android uses the stock camera app. This means that you won't have any bugs at all using that unlocking method with Smart Stay, thanks to our bypass
Another method that was pointed out by triviums (1+1 forums) is to use Smart Stay EX Pro. It has an option to disable scanning when certain apps are launched. But, after testing this out, it doesn't work as well as my method. There is a missing option in that app which is Smart Timeout. Without this feature, it still scans if the user is there, even though he is typing something or scrolling a page. Smart Stay + has this feature for free )
If this could be implemented (cause on the photos on Google Play, the feature is there for PRO users, but after installing you don't see it...), then it may be better (no need to kill and restart app, which takes some battery). If this doesn't work, then the battery you gain from not killing the app is lost in the use of the camera when it isn't necessary...
Edit: I have given my S7 Edge to a family member, because they needed a phone. So I will not be able to experiment with this any longer. If you are not able to reverse these steps, I advise reinstalling firmware.
WARNING - This will trip Knox and erase the contents of your device. Please back up any important files. And don't blame me for any bricking or boot loops. That risk comes with the territory.
Please leave comments against spoofing out. This is a guide. Not a debate.
Note that there are shorter/easier methods, but i believe that these steps will further ensure that you will be able to spoof your location without the risk of a soft ban. Provided that you follow the rules to changing location.
I wanted to type up this quick guide, because I found it a little difficult to get some rooted devices to not only spoof a location, but to do so without constantly teleporting between locations. I have tested this on my own G935F, and it works flawlessly with the March Security patch. I will not guarantee this method for any other devices. Not even other Galaxy phones as I tried this same method with my Note 4, and it still teleports. It should work on the S7 series (Exynos and Chinese Qualcomm only) just fine, though. I played for 2 hours with no teleporting. US models do not seem to have Twrp, so this method will most likely not work for them. Sorry.
Please forgive the lack of photos as this is my 1st guide.
Requirements:
-A rootable S7 or S7 Edge running stock Android Nougat (I do not know if this works with Marshmallow)
-The latest Odin (Found HERE)
-External storage. For some reason TWRP doesn't want to read the internal storage. I used a flash drive with an OTG cable.
- The latest Twrp (Found HERE)
-The latest Magisk & Magisk Manager (Found HERE)
- Either DM-Verity & Forced Encryption Disabler (Found HERE) or Samsung Anti-Root Removal Tool (Found HERE). Both are supposed to work. I ran into an issue and ended up flashing both while trying to narrow down the issues, and it worked for me.
-GPS Joystick Fake GPS Location (Found HERE)
-Package Disabler Pro (Samsung) (Found HERE for $1.49) You can try a free route. Just make sure that it plays nice with Samsung devices.
I recommend a fresh firmware install before attempting, but to each their own. You can find firmware on sammobile or here on XDA.
Part 1 - Flashing Firmware
1. Go into your phone's settings, and enable Developer options. To do this, scroll to the bottom of settings, choose "about device", then "software info". search for "build number", and press it multiple times until your phone says that you are a developer.
2. Go back to the main settings menu, and at the very bottom there should now be "Developer Options". Press it, and enable "OEM unlock", and "USB debugging".
3. Go back to the main settings page, and press "Cloud and accounts". Then press accounts. If there is a Google account signed in, remove it. Do this by pressing "Google", and select your gmail account. Then press the menu button (the 3 dots in the top right corner), and press "Remove Account".
4. Press and hold down the power button, home button, and the volume down button. Do this until the phone shuts off, and and displays a greenish bluish screen that says "Warning". Press the volume up button to continue.
5. Go to your computer and extract the files for Odin into their own folder. Do the same for your stock firmware, and Magisk. Do not do this for Twrp, as the file is ready to go.
6. Open Odin and plug in your device. Under "ID:COM", one of the boxes should be lit up, and displaying "COM" followed by a number. If it is not, you do not have the proper drivers installed, and should do so. I obtain my drivers via Samsung Kies, but there are standalone drivers available. Look HERE for more info on drivers.
7. Once your device is showing up in Odin, you can install the firmware. There are 2 ways of doing this (Only 1 of these will apply to you);
-If you extracted 1 file from the firmware zip file that you downloaded, Click on "AP*", and select that file. In my experience, these files almost always end with the word "HOME".
-If you extracted 4 or 5 files from the firmware zip file, then click "BL" and select the file that begins with "BL". Do the same for "AP*","CP", and "CSC". Ignore the file that says "HOME".
*Allow your computer time to load the AP file. This can take quite some time. The program will act like it is crashing. It isn't.
8. Click on the options tab, and uncheck "auto-reboot". We're going to get all of this flashing done as quick as possible. Once you have done that, click "Start".
9. Allow the device time to flash. If the top left box says "PASSED" you successfully flashed new firmware, and are ready to flash a custom recovery. If it says "FAILED", there was a problem, and you should re-check the steps.
Part 2 - Installing Custom Recovery (TWRP)
1. Repeat step 4 from Part 1 to re-enter Download mode. Click "Reset" in Odin.
2. Assuming that the phone is still successfully connected to the pc, Click "AP", and select the file for Twrp.
3. Make sure that the "Auto-Reboot" option is still unchecked, and click "Start".
4. Allow the device a few seconds to flash. If the top left box says "PASSED" you successfully flashed Twrp, and are ready to root. If it says "FAILED", there was a problem, and you should re-check the steps.
5. This part requires some timing on your part. So read the entire step before following along.
-Hold down the same buttons that you did to enter download mode (volume down + home + power). When the screen goes black, quickly release the volume down button, and instead press and hold the volume up button. You should be holding (volume up + home + power).
-When the screen says "Galaxy S7/Edge", release the power button, but continue to hold the other 2 until you see the screen "Teamwin".
Part 3 - Rooting/Magisk
1. Plug your external storage into your computer, and place all of the magisk files onto it.
2. Once in Twrp, you'll be greeted with a warning. If you slide to the right, you will not be able to reboot, until you have finished flashing the files mentioned below. Slide right, when ready.
3. Press "Wipe", and "Format Data". Type "yes" to continue.
4. Press the on-screen home button, and press "Install".
5. Plug your external storage into your phone via an OTG adapter. Press "Select Storage", and choose OTG.
6. Choose the Magisk file that you just moved there, then choose "Add more Zips", and add "Samsung Anti-root Removal Tool" and "DM-Verity & Forced Encryption Disabler" in that order. Swipe to flash.
7. Reboot, and allow extra time for your phone to set up. If you are caught in a boot loop, re-flash everything, and try again. You can try to troubleshoot, but restarting eliminates oversight.
Part 4 - Configuration
1. Set your phone up as normal.
2. Magisk
-Plug the external storage back into the phone, and open the file manager. Locate, and install the Magisk Manager. There will be a notice about unknown sources. Follow the settings and override it.
-Open Magisk, and make sure it is up to date (3 green check marks). Press "Tap to start SafetyNet check". You should get 2 more green checks.
-Press the menu button (top left), and press "Downloads". Download and Install "App Systemizer". Reboot.
3. Package Disabler Pro
-Go to the Play Store, and install "Package Disabler Pro (Samsung)".
-Run the app. It will tell you to install and activate "PDP Engine". Follow the on screen instructions.
-Re-open the package disabler, and search for "Fused Location". Check the box to disable it. This will disable the GPS. So re-enable this if you need it to work properly. Reboot.
4. Install Pokemon Go
5. GPS Joystick
-Go to the Play store, and install "GPS Joystick Fake GPS Location". Once installed, open the app "AppSystemizer". Check the box next to the GPS Joystick. Reboot.
-Go back into the GPS Joystick app, and press "Fix GPS Jump To Real Location". Make sure that it is set to "Default".
-Go to the app's settings (top left, then 2nd to bottom).
-Turn on the following; Enable Indirect Mocking, Enable System Mode, Disable Location Service, Save Last Location, Auto Close App, Auto Start JoyStick.
-Set the Auto Start app for Pokemon Go.
-Process Interval, Update Interval, and Idle Interval should all be 500 ms.
-The rest should be fine as-is.
6. Go to settings, re-enable Developer Options, and set Mock Location app to "GPS Joystick". The game will allow this now that it is a system app. Reboot one last time for good measure.
If all steps were followed, you should have spoofing with no teleporting.
As of 7/24/2017, you should be inactive for 2 hours prior to making spoofing far away from your last location.
Having trouble?
Here are resources for many of the steps. I would utilize these before posting questions here.
TWRP
S7 Edge Exynos (G935F/FD/X/K/L/S/W8)
S7 Edge Snapdragon (G9350)
S7 Exynos (G930F/FD/X/K/L/S/W8)
S7 Snapdragon (G9300 & G9308)
Magisk
Avery useful video guide for rooting
Seems like a lot of the last part is uneeded
All i have done in the past is download the app, move it to system with lucky patcher and disable location service in the apps settings and reboot
(system mode is active automatically after you move it to a system app)
Still works for me today just caught 4 Lugia haha :good:
no need for messing with package disabler/debug settings/ extra settings to be changed in the spoof app
it's a great guide, just one hell of a read i think you could possibly shorten the rooting/flashing to links to the official threads too (that way people will have access to troubleshooting already done too)
EasyAndroidPro said:
Seems like a lot of the last part is uneeded
All i have done in the past is download the app, move it to system with lucky patcher and disable location service in the apps settings and reboot
(system mode is active automatically after you move it to a system app)
Still works for me today just caught 4 Lugia haha :good:
no need for messing with package disabler/debug settings/ extra settings to be changed in the spoof app
it's a great guide, just one hell of a read i think you could possibly shorten the rooting/flashing to links to the official threads too (that way people will have access to troubleshooting already done too)
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Thanks for the feedback.
I definitely agree that it is long winded. My S7 Edge was being particularly stubborn, though. So while some may get by on doing parts of this, I feel that this will ensure not only spoofing, but rubber band free spoofing. My Note 4 is even worse. As it still teleports back and forth with all of this applied. It may have something to do with my location. IDK.
I'll probably link root and recovery guides as resources, but considering how many people are new to root, and are trying to get this to work, I felt like extreme hand holding was essential, and most guides on here assume that you know all of the basics, and so they will skim over details that other may find to be important.
Congrats on the Lugia. Try going to Grant Park in Chicago. A lot of the lengendaries there are 100% catch rate until 5PM today.
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Thanks for the feedback.
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haha yes i understand i just didn't want you to get overrun with complaints about so many different things flashing/root/twrp/magisk etc.. as it is a lot for a person not used to this sort of stuff to do in one go
yeah that's where i went only play when theirs an event on tbh.
Great guide either way bro clearly put plenty of time into it :good:
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haha yes i understand i just didn't want you to get overrun with complaints about so many different things flashing/root/twrp/magisk etc.. as it is a lot for a person not used to this sort of stuff to do in one go
yeah that's where i went only play when theirs an event on tbh.
Great guide either way bro clearly put plenty of time into it :good:
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Very true. This guide is not for the faint of heart. Will definitely be adding resource links.
GPS
Great guide but how can I switch back to normal GPS when required?
Followed it to the word, but when it comes in installing magisk, it says "please restore stock boot image" and just stops installing.
Edit:
Turns out i left TWRP installed from last time i tried, didn't even know, Best off starting fresh as I skipped that part thinking I was on stock!
Re-did it with 7.0 (G935FXXU1DQBT security patch feb) and it works flawlessly! Thanks dude!!
Thanks this worked great. But I have one issue, ever since I've rooted I cannot get my GPS to work normally anymore, I used the package disabler and turned on fused locations again but my GPS is still not working, have any idea what could be causing the issue?
This no longer works. Decided to do this on my other s7 edge, same model as I did before. Done this 3 times and PDP Engine fails with some message about device is rooted.
This DID work as my previous post but now PDP Engine fails (it was updated today 23rd) but I tried an older version (2.1) and still says the message. Not too sure what to do at this point.
I have been using this method for a long time and i wanted to turn it off and start normal real gps. But as you mentioned as below:
"-Re-open the package disabler, and search for "Fused Location". Check the box to disable it. This will disable the GPS. So re-enable this if you need it to work properly. Reboot."
I did re-enable Fused Location and rebooted but it did not fixed my gps. And now maps does not show any location either. So what am i doing wrong here ?
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I have been using this method for a long time and i wanted to turn it off and start normal real gps. But as you mentioned as below:
"-Re-open the package disabler, and search for "Fused Location". Check the box to disable it. This will disable the GPS. So re-enable this if you need it to work properly. Reboot."
I did re-enable Fused Location and rebooted but it did not fixed my gps. And now maps does not show any location either. So what am i doing wrong here ?
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I would do the following to make gps work again:
- re-enable "fused location" inside package disabler.
-re-enable "location services" inside the joystick app
-disable "indirect mocking" in the joystick app
-inside Developer options, set mock location to "none".
I hope this helps.
Currently looking for an android Good GPS spoofing app or ROM to Bypass Ubers Driver App Please help Asap Donations Available.
Disable locations in any way, dont work for me.
Google maps keeps finding my real location... So that's mean it will jump.
I'm using a j7 2015 and disable location from gps joystick or the 3 apks I tested, dont seems to stop the real GPS like in my lg g3 and xiaomi redmi note 3.
What to do now??
Edit: and I did this in the S7 edge of a friend, but it keeps jumping
How to Root snapdragon HK variant S7 edge?
I'm getting Cannot install Custom software error .
OEM set to unlock and USB debugging as well so why is the error?
Hello @sireniankyle , how are you? I have a question, is this method still working on the Samsung s7 edge?
I want to spoof by using pokemod, but I need to root my s7 edge first, and I'm kind of lost, if I do this on my s7 edge or would be best to buy a Xiaomi to make sure that the root process works better. Can you help me bro? I'm kind of afraid to do something wrong with the only smartphone that I have...
do this step work for android 8 as well?
First off, mods, forgive me if I'm posting in the wrong spot. I generally have a device that goes into a specific forum, but I didn't find a treadmill forum lol, so general android was my best guess.
This mod is a no-root solution to prevent privileged mode from being disabled by iFit. It makes no changes to /system, so it is 100% reversible by doing a factory reset. This mod starts by disabling the factory iFit apps in the system, then installing the latest official iFit standalone app as a user app. Going this route still allows the new iFit app to interface correctly with the treadmill, but prevents it from overwriting privileged mode. All these instructions are written for Windows, but I believe it will work on other OS’s command line, so long as adb is already installed in that OS. If you are on Windows, you do not need to install adb, as it will run right out of this folder.
There are other apps included in this mod as well. Nova is a replacement launcher, essentially your new desktop. The included Netflix and Hulu apps are the correct versions for this build. Chromium browser is the open source build of Google Chrome, and it works great. The file manager is hard to access on the treadmill, so I added file explorer. If you download apps from the internet, you can install them by finding them with file explorer. Termux is a terminal emulator, for us nerds. Rotation_control will be used to properly orient the screen easily. All of the apps that are installed in this procedure are user apps, so they can be easily uninstalled if you don't want them.
The only model I have personally confirmed this works on is the Nordic X32i, but I'd imagine it could work on any Nordic iFit equipment that uses an Android 7.1 tablet and can enable USB debugging. If you try this on another piece of equipment, post if it works or not, and I'll update the OP.
*Important note 1: I did this mod for a family member's treadmill. I've never actually used the treadmill before lol, so I'm unfamiliar with it, and don't know if any special features are not working. My family member says all functions operate as designed. If you have any issues, post them and we'll try to work through them.
**Important note 2: We don't have an iFit subscription, so I can't see if the premium content loads correctly or not. Without the subscription, it shows me premium content, but it's locked and inaccessible. I'd imagine it should work normally if you login. Let me know and I'll update the OP.
Download NordicUnchained
Instructions:
I understand not all Nordic owners are seasoned Android enthusiasts, so I try to make instructions as clear and simple as possible. If anything needs any clarification, let me know. If pictures are needed, I’ll make it happen.
First off, DO NOT enable Wi-Fi ANYWHERE until you are specifically told to.
***If you happen to have USB debugging enabled already and know your IP or can get it, you can start at step 8.*** Such as in the event I release mod updates, then you’ll be able to install them without needing a factory reset.
Factory reset the treadmill. On the x32i, the reset button is in the right side panel, about a couple inches below the auxiliary port. The reset button is a pinhole style reset button, and it does not stand out well. This button needs to be pushed while you turn on the treadmill to factory reset it. Super easy way of doing this alone is to push a toothpick into that pinhole until it clicks, and while holding it down use your big toe to turn on the power switch. System recovery will display in blue text if you did it correctly, and you can let go of the push button. The reset process takes about 10 minutes before you have any input.
Enable Privileged mode. When you get to the welcome screen, tap on welcome 10 times, count 7 Mississippi, then tap it in the same spot 10 more times. There will be a message at the bottom of the screen confirming privileged mode is enabled. If you already passed that screen, you can do the same tapping process on other screens in deadspace. You can now swipe up from the bottom of the screen and hit the Home button(center button)
Prevent iFit from ruining things. Go to Settings/Apps/eru app, then goto the bottom where it says “Draw over other apps” and ”Modify system settings” and DISABLE BOTH.
Unlock Developer options. Go to Settings/About tablet, and look for the build number. Tap on the build number 7 times. You will get a message at the bottom of the screen confirming Developer options unlocked.
Enable USB debugging. Go to Settings and scroll almost all the way down to Developer options and enable USB debugging.
Set up Wi-Fi in Android only. Pull down from the top to open the notification panel, then hold down the Wi-Fi symbol. Find your home network here and connect. BIG NOTE: The computer or laptop you are using to connect to the treadmill MUST be connected to the same exact network.
Obtain IP address. Go to Settings/About tablet/Status. The last line under IP is what you need. It should look similar to 192.168.4.113, but your numbers will be different. Write down YOUR IP ADDRESS number, exactly as it shows with the periods and all.
Getting tools ready. Download NordicUnchained.zip on your computer or laptop, then find it in your downloads folder. Right click NordicUnchained.zip and choose extract or extract all. Then go into the extracted folder. While you are in the folder, shift+right click somewhere in the deadspace of the folder and you should see the option to Open in Windows Terminal or Open in CMD. Either one of these works the same. If all you see is open in PowerShell, use it and type cmd and hit enter to bring up CMD. In the terminal, type adb connect, your written down IP address, followed by :5555 {Example: adb connect 192.168.4.113:5555}--Don’t use the brackets. If you did this correctly, the terminal should say connected.
Now the easy part. In the same terminal, type UNCHAINED and hit enter. The process will take about 3-4 minutes including the reboot.
Configuring Nova launcher. When the treadmill restarts, you will get a choice to use Nova launcher as your home screen. Choose Nova launcher-always. It will ask you to setup Nova, but choose to use defaults in the bottom left corner. On the home screen, swipe up from the bottom and open Explorer. Grant Explorer the needed permissions. In the upper right area of the app, you’ll see a storage tab, tap that, then tap the Download folder. Finally tap nova.novabackup and open it with Nova Launcher. When Nova launcher asks are you sure you want to restore the backup, say yes. The screen may black out and act weird for a minute, but it’s normal. Swipe up from the bottom and hit the home button. Welcome to your new Android desktop. I even added a fitting wallpaper in your downloads folder that you can set as your background. I couldn’t get it to stick with adb.
Getting iFit to work. Open the iFit app and grant it permissions as needed. When it has a popup asking for access to USB, check the use by default box and tap ok. You can finally setup Wi-Fi within the iFit app now. We are DONE!!!
Do not use another Netflix app, because this is the only one that will work with this machine. Any others will error due to the tablet not running Google Play Services. This is most important if you use Aptoide for apps, since it will immediately tell you that it’s out of date and urge you to update it.
Everyone, let me know what you think. And for possible future updates, what would you like to see? I toyed with adding Aptoide as a Play Store alternative, but it causes some app issues, so decided against it. I considered adding F-droid as well.
Good luck and ENJOY!!!
If anyone tests this and has iFit sub, let me know if the programs still have the automated incline/decline enabled. TYIA
durag5 said:
If anyone tests this and has iFit sub, let me know if the programs still have the automated incline/decline enabled. TYIA
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I can say that I played with the elevation buttons on the side panel and the elevation changed like it would. When I went into iFit and did the free quick run, it automatically declined it back to flat elevation for the flat track I was running on.
Since mods, everything appears to be working as I believe it should. My warnings mostly stem from never having used the treadmill myself prior to modding it...I don't run lol.
That being said, my dad says it operates as designed, without subscription. It's his treadmill. It's the latest official unmodified iFit app, so I doubt anything would be an issue, just can't confirm on my own.
Thanks for the reply. I'm just not sure if the app designed for a phone would control the treadmill. Did you attempt to controll the incline/decline through the software and not the hardware?
I'll see if I can figure it out now.
durag5 said:
Thanks for the reply. I'm just not sure if the app designed for a phone would control the treadmill. Did you attempt to controll the incline/decline through the software and not the hardware?
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I just went into the iFit app and did a short "run" in Las Ganques, France.(I stood on the side rails while the machine operated lol)
The elevation of the machine changes as the on-screen elevation changes!
Question, can someone else check that same run. It's very slideshow like, not video. I'm thinking it's designed that way, but I'm also on DSL in the woods.
Great work! Instructions were crystal clear and installation was a breeze.
Heads up - on my NordicTrack Commercial 2950, I received an unsupported device error when launching Netflix. I downloaded v. 8.13.0 build 10 40124 and it runs fine.
Not sure if this is useful but the following programs run without issue and I'm able to control the speed and incline as well:
Amazon Prime Video
Sling TV (will launch vertically and you will want to install and log in before you install rotation control otherwise the login fields get cut off)
Plex
YouTube
PokerStars (only while walking - good luck trying to not muck your hand while running)
Before I found your solution, I think I'd gone through the factory reset-reinstall process several times, only to find that ifit had pushed through another patch. I am grateful for your awesome work!
The 2nd user disable step of the script gives me a security exception:
Bash:
adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 com.ifit.launcher
Security exception: Shell cannot change component state for com.ifit.launcher/null to 3
I have no experience with android, does anyone know what this means? The other two user disable steps and app installations appear to work fine.
Now that you mention it, I did have that error pop up one time. I thought it was because I ran the batch twice, though. Honestly the only one that truly matters is com.ifit.eru since it's the only one that takes away privileged mode. The other iFit apps being disabled were purely debloat since everything worked proper without them. Did everything else work, though?
Not a programmer, but I believe the word null points to it being disabled already, perhaps by the system.
TLDR: No need to worry about that error as long as the rest of the batch worked.
Yep! everything worked fine, I was just worried that the `com.ifit.launcher` rDNS was somehow privileged and would be able to overwrite settings and lock me back out.
Thanks for posting the guide! It's pretty crazy that an expensive treadmill would have a giant screen on it like that and not allow you to use the android OS to it's fullest. Honestly the ability to install third party apps like Netflix is a huge selling point and the only reason I wanted this treadmill.
Thanks for the very detailed explanations. However, the issue that arises when I try this is that when I boot up iFit after the whole NOVA launcher bit, it is gets stuck on the loading screen with the logo fading in an out. I waited for a decent amount of time and it's still stuck on there. Before I did everything in your post, I was able to access privilege mode by finding the secret menu on iFit, disabling auto updates, factory resetting and doing the 10 taps, 7 seconds, 10 taps. I tried following your steps on my treadmill (EXP14i) after that but some of them I wasn't exactly able to replicate. Instead of the "eru" app, there was only the iFit Admin app, on which I disabled the options for “Draw over other apps” and ”Modify system settings”. When my treadmill resets after doing the thing with NordicUnchained in the windows PowerShell, it doesn't give me the option to use NOVA launcher as my home screen, so I instead press "use defaults" in the bottom left. Then when I go to open up Explorer, I doesn't prompt me to grant any privileges, and I can just go to downloads to restore the backup of NOVA launcher. Then when I open up iFit, I gets stuck on the loading screen forever. I'm not exactly familiar with how android os and all the programming involved works, I'm just good at following instructions. Please let me know where I might have gone wrong and what I can do to fix it! Console is on android version 9 btw.
Can you still get into it via adb? If so run *adb shell pm list packages* depending on your output, I could tell you some commands that might help.
The x32i is Android 7, but a lot of stuff should still work in 9. Send me your package list and I'll see if I can snuff out the issue.
Has anyone tried to to enable Developer mode/ADB, update to the lastest Android 9 version then run the .bat on PC which will restore the older iFIT without the pin? I believe ADB will still stay enabled even after loosing GodMode.
My Proform Pro 2000 is still on 8.0, don't want to update to 9 because I believe it will just jump to the lastest version.
NordicUnchained worked great on my Pro 2000, just have to swap netflix to an earlier version.
CVertigo1 said:
First off, mods, forgive me if I'm posting in the wrong spot. I generally have a device that goes into a specific forum, but I didn't find a treadmill forum lol, so general android was my best guess.
This mod is a no-root solution to prevent privileged mode from being disabled by iFit. It makes no changes to /system, so it is 100% reversible by doing a factory reset. This mod starts by disabling the factory iFit apps in the system, then installing the latest official iFit standalone app as a user app. Going this route still allows the new iFit app to interface correctly with the treadmill, but prevents it from overwriting privileged mode. All these instructions are written for Windows, but I believe it will work on other OS’s command line, so long as adb is already installed in that OS. If you are on Windows, you do not need to install adb, as it will run right out of this folder.
There are other apps included in this mod as well. Nova is a replacement launcher, essentially your new desktop. The included Netflix and Hulu apps are the correct versions for this build. Chromium browser is the open source build of Google Chrome, and it works great. The file manager is hard to access on the treadmill, so I added file explorer. If you download apps from the internet, you can install them by finding them with file explorer. Termux is a terminal emulator, for us nerds. Rotation_control will be used to properly orient the screen easily. All of the apps that are installed in this procedure are user apps, so they can be easily uninstalled if you don't want them.
The only model I have personally confirmed this works on is the Nordic X32i, but I'd imagine it could work on any Nordic iFit equipment that uses an Android 7.1 tablet and can enable USB debugging. If you try this on another piece of equipment, post if it works or not, and I'll update the OP.
*Important note 1: I did this mod for a family member's treadmill. I've never actually used the treadmill before lol, so I'm unfamiliar with it, and don't know if any special features are not working. My family member says all functions operate as designed. If you have any issues, post them and we'll try to work through them.
**Important note 2: We don't have an iFit subscription, so I can't see if the premium content loads correctly or not. Without the subscription, it shows me premium content, but it's locked and inaccessible. I'd imagine it should work normally if you login. Let me know and I'll update the OP.
Download NordicUnchained
Instructions:
I understand not all Nordic owners are seasoned Android enthusiasts, so I try to make instructions as clear and simple as possible. If anything needs any clarification, let me know. If pictures are needed, I’ll make it happen.
First off, DO NOT enable Wi-Fi ANYWHERE until you are specifically told to.
***If you happen to have USB debugging enabled already and know your IP or can get it, you can start at step 8.*** Such as in the event I release mod updates, then you’ll be able to install them without needing a factory reset.
Factory reset the treadmill. On the x32i, the reset button is in the right side panel, about a couple inches below the auxiliary port. The reset button is a pinhole style reset button, and it does not stand out well. This button needs to be pushed while you turn on the treadmill to factory reset it. Super easy way of doing this alone is to push a toothpick into that pinhole until it clicks, and while holding it down use your big toe to turn on the power switch. System recovery will display in blue text if you did it correctly, and you can let go of the push button. The reset process takes about 10 minutes before you have any input.
Enable Privileged mode. When you get to the welcome screen, tap on welcome 10 times, count 7 Mississippi, then tap it in the same spot 10 more times. There will be a message at the bottom of the screen confirming privileged mode is enabled. If you already passed that screen, you can do the same tapping process on other screens in deadspace. You can now swipe up from the bottom of the screen and hit the Home button(center button)
Prevent iFit from ruining things. Go to Settings/Apps/eru app, then goto the bottom where it says “Draw over other apps” and ”Modify system settings” and DISABLE BOTH.
Unlock Developer options. Go to Settings/About tablet, and look for the build number. Tap on the build number 7 times. You will get a message at the bottom of the screen confirming Developer options unlocked.
Enable USB debugging. Go to Settings and scroll almost all the way down to Developer options and enable USB debugging.
Set up Wi-Fi in Android only. Pull down from the top to open the notification panel, then hold down the Wi-Fi symbol. Find your home network here and connect. BIG NOTE: The computer or laptop you are using to connect to the treadmill MUST be connected to the same exact network.
Obtain IP address. Go to Settings/About tablet/Status. The last line under IP is what you need. It should look similar to 192.168.4.113, but your numbers will be different. Write down YOUR IP ADDRESS number, exactly as it shows with the periods and all.
Getting tools ready. Download NordicUnchained.zip on your computer or laptop, then find it in your downloads folder. Right click NordicUnchained.zip and choose extract or extract all. Then go into the extracted folder. While you are in the folder, shift+right click somewhere in the deadspace of the folder and you should see the option to Open in Windows Terminal or Open in CMD. Either one of these works the same. If all you see is open in PowerShell, use it and type cmd and hit enter to bring up CMD. In the terminal, type adb connect, your written down IP address, followed by :5555 {Example: adb connect 192.168.4.113:5555}--Don’t use the brackets. If you did this correctly, the terminal should say connected.
Now the easy part. In the same terminal, type UNCHAINED and hit enter. The process will take about 3-4 minutes including the reboot.
Configuring Nova launcher. When the treadmill restarts, you will get a choice to use Nova launcher as your home screen. Choose Nova launcher-always. It will ask you to setup Nova, but choose to use defaults in the bottom left corner. On the home screen, swipe up from the bottom and open Explorer. Grant Explorer the needed permissions. In the upper right area of the app, you’ll see a storage tab, tap that, then tap the Download folder. Finally tap nova.novabackup and open it with Nova Launcher. When Nova launcher asks are you sure you want to restore the backup, say yes. The screen may black out and act weird for a minute, but it’s normal. Swipe up from the bottom and hit the home button. Welcome to your new Android desktop. I even added a fitting wallpaper in your downloads folder that you can set as your background. I couldn’t get it to stick with adb.
Getting iFit to work. Open the iFit app and grant it permissions as needed. When it has a popup asking for access to USB, check the use by default box and tap ok. You can finally setup Wi-Fi within the iFit app now. We are DONE!!!
Do not use another Netflix app, because this is the only one that will work with this machine. Any others will error due to the tablet not running Google Play Services. This is most important if you use Aptoide for apps, since it will immediately tell you that it’s out of date and urge you to update it.
Everyone, let me know what you think. And for possible future updates, what would you like to see? I toyed with adding Aptoide as a Play Store alternative, but it causes some app issues, so decided against it. I considered adding F-droid as well.
Good luck and ENJOY!!!
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I just did this on the latest 1750 treadmill. Always great until step 11. The ifit logo just keeps flashing. I've cleared cache, rebooted.. help?!? It gives me permissions for photos and location and then just flashes.
Edit: uninstall ifit app. Go to ifnullthen and download app from there. Works great
CVertigo1 said:
First off, mods, forgive me if I'm posting in the wrong spot. I generally have a device that goes into a specific forum, but I didn't find a treadmill forum lol, so general android was my best guess.
This mod is a no-root solution to prevent privileged mode from being disabled by iFit. It makes no changes to /system, so it is 100% reversible by doing a factory reset. This mod starts by disabling the factory iFit apps in the system, then installing the latest official iFit standalone app as a user app. Going this route still allows the new iFit app to interface correctly with the treadmill, but prevents it from overwriting privileged mode. All these instructions are written for Windows, but I believe it will work on other OS’s command line, so long as adb is already installed in that OS. If you are on Windows, you do not need to install adb, as it will run right out of this folder.
There are other apps included in this mod as well. Nova is a replacement launcher, essentially your new desktop. The included Netflix and Hulu apps are the correct versions for this build. Chromium browser is the open source build of Google Chrome, and it works great. The file manager is hard to access on the treadmill, so I added file explorer. If you download apps from the internet, you can install them by finding them with file explorer. Termux is a terminal emulator, for us nerds. Rotation_control will be used to properly orient the screen easily. All of the apps that are installed in this procedure are user apps, so they can be easily uninstalled if you don't want them.
The only model I have personally confirmed this works on is the Nordic X32i, but I'd imagine it could work on any Nordic iFit equipment that uses an Android 7.1 tablet and can enable USB debugging. If you try this on another piece of equipment, post if it works or not, and I'll update the OP.
*Important note 1: I did this mod for a family member's treadmill. I've never actually used the treadmill before lol, so I'm unfamiliar with it, and don't know if any special features are not working. My family member says all functions operate as designed. If you have any issues, post them and we'll try to work through them.
**Important note 2: We don't have an iFit subscription, so I can't see if the premium content loads correctly or not. Without the subscription, it shows me premium content, but it's locked and inaccessible. I'd imagine it should work normally if you login. Let me know and I'll update the OP.
Download NordicUnchained
Instructions:
I understand not all Nordic owners are seasoned Android enthusiasts, so I try to make instructions as clear and simple as possible. If anything needs any clarification, let me know. If pictures are needed, I’ll make it happen.
First off, DO NOT enable Wi-Fi ANYWHERE until you are specifically told to.
***If you happen to have USB debugging enabled already and know your IP or can get it, you can start at step 8.*** Such as in the event I release mod updates, then you’ll be able to install them without needing a factory reset.
Factory reset the treadmill. On the x32i, the reset button is in the right side panel, about a couple inches below the auxiliary port. The reset button is a pinhole style reset button, and it does not stand out well. This button needs to be pushed while you turn on the treadmill to factory reset it. Super easy way of doing this alone is to push a toothpick into that pinhole until it clicks, and while holding it down use your big toe to turn on the power switch. System recovery will display in blue text if you did it correctly, and you can let go of the push button. The reset process takes about 10 minutes before you have any input.
Enable Privileged mode. When you get to the welcome screen, tap on welcome 10 times, count 7 Mississippi, then tap it in the same spot 10 more times. There will be a message at the bottom of the screen confirming privileged mode is enabled. If you already passed that screen, you can do the same tapping process on other screens in deadspace. You can now swipe up from the bottom of the screen and hit the Home button(center button)
Prevent iFit from ruining things. Go to Settings/Apps/eru app, then goto the bottom where it says “Draw over other apps” and ”Modify system settings” and DISABLE BOTH.
Unlock Developer options. Go to Settings/About tablet, and look for the build number. Tap on the build number 7 times. You will get a message at the bottom of the screen confirming Developer options unlocked.
Enable USB debugging. Go to Settings and scroll almost all the way down to Developer options and enable USB debugging.
Set up Wi-Fi in Android only. Pull down from the top to open the notification panel, then hold down the Wi-Fi symbol. Find your home network here and connect. BIG NOTE: The computer or laptop you are using to connect to the treadmill MUST be connected to the same exact network.
Obtain IP address. Go to Settings/About tablet/Status. The last line under IP is what you need. It should look similar to 192.168.4.113, but your numbers will be different. Write down YOUR IP ADDRESS number, exactly as it shows with the periods and all.
Getting tools ready. Download NordicUnchained.zip on your computer or laptop, then find it in your downloads folder. Right click NordicUnchained.zip and choose extract or extract all. Then go into the extracted folder. While you are in the folder, shift+right click somewhere in the deadspace of the folder and you should see the option to Open in Windows Terminal or Open in CMD. Either one of these works the same. If all you see is open in PowerShell, use it and type cmd and hit enter to bring up CMD. In the terminal, type adb connect, your written down IP address, followed by :5555 {Example: adb connect 192.168.4.113:5555}--Don’t use the brackets. If you did this correctly, the terminal should say connected.
Now the easy part. In the same terminal, type UNCHAINED and hit enter. The process will take about 3-4 minutes including the reboot.
Configuring Nova launcher. When the treadmill restarts, you will get a choice to use Nova launcher as your home screen. Choose Nova launcher-always. It will ask you to setup Nova, but choose to use defaults in the bottom left corner. On the home screen, swipe up from the bottom and open Explorer. Grant Explorer the needed permissions. In the upper right area of the app, you’ll see a storage tab, tap that, then tap the Download folder. Finally tap nova.novabackup and open it with Nova Launcher. When Nova launcher asks are you sure you want to restore the backup, say yes. The screen may black out and act weird for a minute, but it’s normal. Swipe up from the bottom and hit the home button. Welcome to your new Android desktop. I even added a fitting wallpaper in your downloads folder that you can set as your background. I couldn’t get it to stick with adb.
Getting iFit to work. Open the iFit app and grant it permissions as needed. When it has a popup asking for access to USB, check the use by default box and tap ok. You can finally setup Wi-Fi within the iFit app now. We are DONE!!!
Do not use another Netflix app, because this is the only one that will work with this machine. Any others will error due to the tablet not running Google Play Services. This is most important if you use Aptoide for apps, since it will immediately tell you that it’s out of date and urge you to update it.
Everyone, let me know what you think. And for possible future updates, what would you like to see? I toyed with adding Aptoide as a Play Store alternative, but it causes some app issues, so decided against it. I considered adding F-droid as well.
Good luck and ENJOY!!!
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Your instructions worked to a t foremost so thank you. Big issue followed though, my Ifit is now disabled so not only does the app not work, the treadmill does not function. I looked into the settings at the actual program at it says 'disabled'. I looked at what the command program file says it did (sorry newbie) and it appears its forcing Ifit to disable. Any fixes? I've attached a picture, fyi I tried resubmitting the information to the unit that's why it shows twice in the command program.
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
Fyi this is a brand new machine, 2022 Nordictrack Commercial 2450
BurtonSnol3order said:
I just did this on the latest 1750 treadmill. Always great until step 11. The ifit logo just keeps flashing. I've cleared cache, rebooted.. help?!? It gives me permissions for photos and location and then just flashes.
Edit: uninstall ifit app. Go to ifnullthen and download app from there. Works great
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Curious if you've had time to test it out. I first had zero issues at all but lately, I'll start up ifit then switch to Netflix, Sling, etc,, and all is good until I try to switch back over to ifit. It causes the screen to freeze. I can manually stop the treadmill using the controls below the display, but I then must power cycle the treadmill (2950).
I'm going to try using the ifnullthen and hopefully that will resolve the freezing issue. But please let me know how it's been working for you!
brad.isa said:
Curious if you've had time to test it out. I first had zero issues at all but lately, I'll start up ifit then switch to Netflix, Sling, etc,, and all is good until I try to switch back over to ifit. It causes the screen to freeze. I can manually stop the treadmill using the controls below the display, but I then must power cycle the treadmill (2950).
I'm going to try using the ifnullthen and hopefully that will resolve the freezing issue. But please let me know how it's been working for you!
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All is well with the ifnullthen version of the ifit app. I do have a permission request for some "generic adapter" when it loads up the first time, but I can start a program, switch to netflix or plex, switch back... all is well.
Most of the time I start a workout, switch to plex and just use the tactile buttons to change speed. When I am done, I'll switch back to ifit to check out time and distance.
https://ufile.io/290t3xp6 is the link I used
BurtonSnol3order said:
All is well with the ifnullthen version of the ifit app. I do have a permission request for some "generic adapter" when it loads up the first time, but I can start a program, switch to netflix or plex, switch back... all is well.
Most of the time I start a workout, switch to plex and just use the tactile buttons to change speed. When I am done, I'll switch back to ifit to check out time and distance.
https://ufile.io/290t3xp6 is the link I used
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I installed the ifnullthen version and all is working perfectly. The SlingTV app does a nice job with their overlay feature so I can use the ifit timer for intervals/HIIT while still watching TV, albeit in a smaller window. Now, if only the ifit app could have that overlay feature so it's a smaller window over other streaming apps like Prime, Netflix, Plex, etc.
If you happen to find out if anyone add this overlay function to the ifit app, please let me know!
Thank you so much for this.
Everything seems to have worked well but i did get one error while running your script
Disabling iFit system apps
Package com.ifit.eru new state: disabled-user
One of three disabled
Error: java.lang.SecurityException: Shell cannot change component state for com.ifit.launcher/null to 3
Two of three disabled
Package com.ifit.standalone new state: disabled-user
All iFit system apps disabled
Copying launcher settings and wallpaper
nova.novabackup: 1 file pushed. 4.7 MB/s (138629 bytes in 0.028s)
Wallpaper.jpg: 1 file pushed. 9.2 MB/s (1692718 bytes in 0.175s)
Installing needed apps
Success
App 1 of 8 installed
Success
App 2 of 8 installed
Success
App 3 of 8 installed
Success
App 4 of 8 installed
Success
App 5 of 8 installed
Success
App 6 of 8 installed
Success
App 7 of 8 installed
Success
App 8 of 8 installed
setting Nova Launcher as default launcher
Done
Nordictrack 1750 for reference.
I believe this is the one that has caused the error
package:/system/priv-app/com.ifit.launcher-1.0.12/com.ifit.launcher-1.0.12.apk=com.ifit.launcher
With that being said, it still seems to be disabled
J1002:/ $ pm list packages -d
package:com.ifit.eru
package:com.ifit.launcher
package:com.ifit.standalone
Spoiler: For your reference here is everything that is installed on the Treadmill
adb shell sh -c 'cmd package list packages -f'
package:/system/priv-app/CtsShimPrivPrebuilt/CtsShimPrivPrebuilt.apk=com.android.cts.priv.ctsshim
package:/system/priv-app/TelephonyProvider/TelephonyProvider.apk=com.android.providers.telephony
package:/data/app/com.ifit.wolf-1/base.apk=com.ifit.wolf
package:/system/vendor/app/Camera/Camera.apk=com.mediatek.camera
package:/system/vendor/app/Dongle/Dongle.apk=com.mediatek.dongle
package:/system/priv-app/MediaProvider/MediaProvider.apk=com.android.providers.media
package:/vendor/plugin/FwkPlugin/FwkPlugin.apk=com.mediatek.fwk.plugin
package:/data/app/org.chromium.chrome.stable-1/base.apk=org.chromium.chrome.stable
package:/system/priv-app/WallpaperCropper/WallpaperCropper.apk=com.android.wallpapercropper
package:/data/app/com.teslacoilsw.launcher-1/base.apk=com.teslacoilsw.launcher
package:/system/vendor/app/SchedulePowerOnOff/SchedulePowerOnOff.apk=com.mediatek.schpwronoff
package:/system/priv-app/com.ifit.eru-1.2.0.137/com.ifit.eru-1.2.0.137.apk=com.ifit.eru
package:/data/app/org.crape.rotationcontrol-1/base.apk=org.crape.rotationcontrol
package:/system/priv-app/DocumentsUI/DocumentsUI.apk=com.android.documentsui
package:/system/priv-app/ExternalStorageProvider/ExternalStorageProvider.apk=com.android.externalstorage
package:/system/vendor/app/YGPS/YGPS.apk=com.mediatek.ygps
package:/system/priv-app/SimProcessor/SimProcessor.apk=com.mediatek.simprocessor
package:/system/app/HTMLViewer/HTMLViewer.apk=com.android.htmlviewer
package:/system/priv-app/MmsService/MmsService.apk=com.android.mms.service
package:/system/priv-app/DownloadProvider/DownloadProvider.apk=com.android.providers.downloads
package:/system/vendor/app/EngineerMode/EngineerMode.apk=com.mediatek.engineermode
package:/data/app/com.hulu.plus-1/base.apk=com.hulu.plus
package:/system/vendor/app/MtkBrowser/MtkBrowser.apk=com.android.browser
package:/system/app/ApplicationsProvider/ApplicationsProvider.apk=com.android.providers.applications
package:/system/priv-app/DefaultContainerService/DefaultContainerService.apk=com.android.defcontainer
package:/system/app/DownloadProviderUi/DownloadProviderUi.apk=com.android.providers.downloads.ui
package:/system/app/PacProcessor/PacProcessor.apk=com.android.pacprocessor
package:/data/app/com.speedsoftware.explorer-1/base.apk=com.speedsoftware.explorer
package:/system/app/CertInstaller/CertInstaller.apk=com.android.certinstaller
package:/system/priv-app/CarrierConfig/CarrierConfig.apk=com.android.carrierconfig
package:/system/framework/framework-res.apk=android
package:/vendor/priv-app/CDS_INFO/CDS_INFO.apk=com.mediatek.connectivity
package:/system/priv-app/com.ifit.launcher-1.0.12/com.ifit.launcher-1.0.12.apk=com.ifit.launcher
package:/system/app/EasterEgg/EasterEgg.apk=com.android.egg
package:/system/priv-app/MtpDocumentsProvider/MtpDocumentsProvider.apk=com.android.mtp
package:/system/priv-app/Launcher3/Launcher3.apk=com.android.launcher3
package:/system/priv-app/BackupRestoreConfirmation/BackupRestoreConfirmation.apk=com.android.backupconfirm
package:/system/vendor/app/BtTool/BtTool.apk=com.mediatek.bluetooth.dtt
package:/system/priv-app/Provision/Provision.apk=com.android.provision
package:/system/priv-app/StatementService/StatementService.apk=com.android.statementservice
package:/system/vendor/app/DrmProvider/DrmProvider.apk=com.mediatek.providers.drm
package:/system/priv-app/SettingsProvider/SettingsProvider.apk=com.android.providers.settings
package:/system/priv-app/SharedStorageBackup/SharedStorageBackup.apk=com.android.sharedstoragebackup
package:/system/vendor/app/BatteryWarning/BatteryWarning.apk=com.mediatek.batterywarning
package:/system/app/PrintSpooler/PrintSpooler.apk=com.android.printspooler
package:/system/app/BasicDreams/BasicDreams.apk=com.android.dreams.basic
package:/system/app/webview/webview.apk=com.android.webview
package:/system/priv-app/InputDevices/InputDevices.apk=com.android.inputdevices
package:/vendor/framework/mediatek-res/mediatek-res.apk=com.mediatek
package:/system/app/MusicFX/MusicFX.apk=com.android.musicfx
package:/system/app/MalataEngineerMode/MalataEngineerMode.apk=com.malata.engineermode
package:/system/app/TangoC_prov1/TangoC_prov1.apk=com.pixcir.tangoc.pro
package:/system/app/ExtShared/ExtShared.apk=android.ext.shared
package:/system/priv-app/OneTimeInitializer/OneTimeInitializer.apk=com.android.onetimeinitializer
package:/system/priv-app/Telecom/Telecom.apk=com.android.server.telecom
package:/system/app/KeyChain/KeyChain.apk=com.android.keychain
package:/system/app/PrintRecommendationService/PrintRecommendationService.apk=com.android.printservice.recommendation
package:/system/app/Gallery2/Gallery2.apk=com.android.gallery3d
package:/system/priv-app/ExtServices/ExtServices.apk=android.ext.services
package:/system/priv-app/CallLogBackup/CallLogBackup.apk=com.android.calllogbackup
package:/system/priv-app/PackageInstaller/PackageInstaller.apk=com.android.packageinstaller
package:/system/app/PicoTts/PicoTts.apk=com.svox.pico
package:/system/priv-app/ProxyHandler/ProxyHandler.apk=com.android.proxyhandler
package:/data/app/com.netflix.mediaclient-1/base.apk=com.netflix.mediaclient
package:/system/app/LatinIME/LatinIME.apk=com.android.inputmethod.latin
package:/system/priv-app/ManagedProvisioning/ManagedProvisioning.apk=com.android.managedprovisioning
package:/system/vendor/app/CalendarImporter/CalendarImporter.apk=com.mediatek.calendarimporter
package:/system/vendor/app/AtciService/AtciService.apk=com.mediatek.atci.service
package:/system/vendor/app/MTKThermalManager/MTKThermalManager.apk=com.mediatek.thermalmanager
package:/system/vendor/app/TeledongleDemo/TeledongleDemo.apk=com.mediatek.teledongledemo
package:/system/vendor/app/SimRecoveryTestTool/SimRecoveryTestTool.apk=com.mtk.telephony
package:/system/app/LiveWallpapersPicker/LiveWallpapersPicker.apk=com.android.wallpaper.livepicker
package:/data/app/com.ifit.standalone-1/base.apk=com.ifit.standalone
package:/system/app/BookmarkProvider/BookmarkProvider.apk=com.android.bookmarkprovider
package:/system/priv-app/Settings/Settings.apk=com.android.settings
package:/data/app/com.termux-1/base.apk=com.termux
package:/system/app/ExactCalculator/ExactCalculator.apk=com.android.calculator2
package:/system/app/CtsShimPrebuilt/CtsShimPrebuilt.apk=com.android.cts.ctsshim
package:/system/priv-app/VpnDialogs/VpnDialogs.apk=com.android.vpndialogs
package:/system/priv-app/TeleService/TeleService.apk=com.android.phone
package:/system/priv-app/Shell/Shell.apk=com.android.shell
package:/system/app/WallpaperBackup/WallpaperBackup.apk=com.android.wallpaperbackup
package:/system/priv-app/BlockedNumberProvider/BlockedNumberProvider.apk=com.android.providers.blockednumber
package:/system/app/UserDictionaryProvider/UserDictionaryProvider.apk=com.android.providers.userdictionary
package:/system/priv-app/EmergencyInfo/EmergencyInfo.apk=com.android.emergency
package:/system/priv-app/FusedLocation/FusedLocation.apk=com.android.location.fused
package:/system/app/DeskClock/DeskClock.apk=com.android.deskclock
package:/system/priv-app/SystemUI/SystemUI.apk=com.android.systemui
package:/system/vendor/app/Exchange2/Exchange2.apk=com.android.exchange
package:/system/app/BluetoothMidiService/BluetoothMidiService.apk=com.android.bluetoothmidiservice
package:/system/vendor/app/MTKLogger/MTKLogger.apk=com.mediatek.mtklogger
package:/system/vendor/app/SensorHub/SensorHub.apk=com.mediatek.sensorhub.ui
package:/system/app/Bluetooth/Bluetooth.apk=com.android.bluetooth
package:/system/priv-app/ContactsProvider/ContactsProvider.apk=com.android.providers.contacts
package:/system/app/CaptivePortalLogin/CaptivePortalLogin.apk=com.android.captiveportallogin
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Thanks again