Hello,
Is there a way to make an android application something closer to a system application?
I need the app not to be restricted in terms of background/foreground running, notification limit, sleeping mode, or such things.
I have access to the device.
I don't know a lot of stuff about this so please feel free to ask for further clarification.
grrigore said:
Hello,
Is there a way to make an android application something closer to a system application?
I need the app not to be restricted in terms of background/foreground running, notification limit, sleeping mode, or such things.
I have access to the device.
I don't know a lot of stuff about this so please feel free to ask for further clarification.
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If you are rooted, you can make it a system app. Please clarify if you have root privledge. Do you have ADB access?
So you want to to have max permissiom? What is your real goal? Like the root cause of why, as you may not need what you are asking for. Also, what’s the app?
Arealhooman said:
If you are rooted, you can make it a system app. Please clarify if you have root privledge. Do you have ADB access?
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No. The device is not rooted.
Arealhooman said:
So you want to to have max permissiom? What is your real goal? Like the root cause of why, as you may not need what you are asking for. Also, what’s the app?
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The app has some services that need to run non-stop and it needs to wake up the device every time there is a notification. I cannot tell you about the app as it is work-related, sorry.
grrigore said:
No. The device is not rooted.
The app has some services that need to run non-stop and it needs to wake up the device every time there is a notification. I cannot tell you about the app as it is work-related, sorry.
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Ah, i have no idea how your device works, but this may help: https://dontkillmyapp.com/
Arealhooman said:
Ah, i have no idea how your device works, but this may help: https://dontkillmyapp.com/
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I've tried some of that but the system would still put my app to sleep.
grrigore said:
I've tried some of that but the system would still put my app to sleep.
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Can you use Adb? Did you find some switch on your device that says it will turn off optimization.
Arealhooman said:
Can you use Adb? Did you find some switch on your device that says it will turn off optimization.
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Yes, I can use ADB. There is a setting I've just discovered and I'm going to try it, but I'm still interested in other ways.
Well… use the string
Arealhooman said:
Well… use the string
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I will, but if you have some resources on this matter I'd like to get them.
The Adb soulition is to remove doze mode,w high is a bad idea unless your really really need it.
Arealhooman said:
The Adb soulition is to remove doze mode,w high is a bad idea unless your really really need it.
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Why is that a bad idea? The app is supposed to work 100% of the time. I mean the device is basically just for that app.
grrigore said:
Why is that a bad idea? The app is supposed to work 100% of the time. I mean the device is basically just for that app.
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Ah, you could try it, but it disables dose for everythin, so that battery life would take a tremendous hit. If the device is connected to a charging source all the time, it would not matter though.
Arealhooman said:
Ah, you could try it, but it disables dose for everythin, so that battery life would take a tremendous hit. If the device is connected to a charging source all the time, it would not matter though.
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Yes it is. I know there are some tradeoffs but the 100% running time is the goal.
grrigore said:
Yes it is. I know there are some tradeoffs but the 100% running time is the goal.
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if you’d ant, try it, but if you found a better way, use that. Do you want the Adb code?
Arealhooman said:
if you’d ant, try it, but if you found a better way, use that. Do you want the Adb code?
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I could use some help. I don't have much experience with this. Tutorials would also help or any other resources.
Enable USB debugging, Downlaod platform tool, open powershell in platform tools folder, give pc access to device data, run “adb devices” To see if works. If that doesn’t work, try “./adb devices” or “.\ usb debugging “
Arealhooman said:
Enable USB debugging, Downlaod platform tool, open powershell in platform tools folder, give pc access to device data, run “adb devices” To see if works. If that doesn’t work, try “./adb devices” or “.\ usb debugging “
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I was able to adb shell into it.
Does adb devices work?
Arealhooman said:
Does adb devices work?
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Sorry I got no notification for this. Yes.
Run
Code:
adb shell dumpsys deviceidle unforce
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i hope it doesnt force itself on the phone..
cookzitall said:
i hope it doesnt force itself on the phone..
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Just don't let it force itself on the phone
If you want to disable OTA updates, you can remount your system folder, and delete /system/app/Updater.apk and /system/app/Updater.odex
I've done that on my own phone with no negative effects (so far). I'm fairly sure that should disable any OTA updates from being installed.
Once it does come out, I plan on downloading it (onto my computer), and giving it a good going over. I'll yank out anything that looks like it will disable my root access, and then resign it with the test keys and load it onto the phone using a modified recovery tool.
JesusFreke said:
Just don't let it force itself on the phone
If you want to disable OTA updates, you can remount your system folder, and delete /system/app/Updater.apk and /system/app/Updater.odex
I've done that on my own phone with no negative effects (so far). I'm fairly sure that should disable any OTA updates from being installed.
Once it does come out, I plan on downloading it (onto my computer), and giving it a good going over. I'll yank out anything that looks like it will disable my root access, and then resign it with the test keys and load it onto the phone using a modified recovery tool.
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Ditto my good man.
We don't have to reject it per se any OTA "official" update. We just have to modify it and load it. It will have benefits to update, just not completly to Google's standards
can some one please help..
in the "how to get root" thread i asked a question..can some one help me out...thank u
JesusFreke said:
Once it does come out, I plan on downloading it (onto my computer), and giving it a good going over. I'll yank out anything that looks like it will disable my root access, and then resign it with the test keys and load it onto the phone using a modified recovery tool.
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Details? I was under the impression the retail bootloader wouldn't accept any keys except tmob/google's.
With root though its no biggie to just install the update manually.
well who ever does accept this update please make not of the url it's calling so those of us that aren't can manually grab it. assuming this will still be an option
cookzitall said:
i hope it doesnt force itself on the phone..
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It sounds like the current state of affairs is not safe. Everything typed on the phone is also submitted to a root shell. It is just a matter of time before I inadvertently type something that damages the filesystem.
wolfgangrupprecht said:
It sounds like the current state of affairs is not safe. Everything typed on the phone is also submitted to a root shell. It is just a matter of time before I inadvertently type something that damages the filesystem.
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So start each reboot by typing "kill 26"
Disconn3ct said:
So start each reboot by typing "kill 26"
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That won't help, as it's respawned by init when it dies. Maybe kill -STOP 26 would work, but I haven't verified that.
jimparis said:
That won't help, as it's respawned by init when it dies. Maybe kill -STOP 26 would work, but I haven't verified that.
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Nope
Tried kill -STOP from adb shell, then "<cr>sleep 90<cr>" and ps showed 'sleep' running. (Sure, I could use 'reboot' but thats just a pita.)
has anyone thought to type "exit" and see if that terminal closes?
Darkrift said:
has anyone thought to type "exit" and see if that terminal closes?
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it does but a new one is automatically spawned, so..
there are a new terminal emulator in the market that close with exit and you can do the same .
Disconn3ct said:
it does but a new one is automatically spawned, so..
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satru said:
there are a new terminal emulator in the market that close with exit and you can do the same .
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we are talking about the "invisible" ghost terminal that is open on the G1 by default, not one you install and run.
Can somebody explain to me why you woudnt want to update to rc30?
donutman said:
Can somebody explain to me why you woudnt want to update to rc30?
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rc30 prevents root access. if you don't know why you want root, you prolly don't
JesusFreke said:
Just don't let it force itself on the phone
If you want to disable OTA updates, you can remount your system folder, and delete /system/app/Updater.apk and /system/app/Updater.odex
I've done that on my own phone with no negative effects (so far). I'm fairly sure that should disable any OTA updates from being installed.
Once it does come out, I plan on downloading it (onto my computer), and giving it a good going over. I'll yank out anything that looks like it will disable my root access, and then resign it with the test keys and load it onto the phone using a modified recovery tool.
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You are awesome. Thanks and God bless you!
bennekl said:
You are awesome. Thanks and God bless you!
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Wondering if Google guys are cursed him already
i keep getting a pop up saying that there i an update ready for the hone or something like that. is that the new update trying to come in. i just keep canceling it
The Great NY said:
i keep getting a pop up saying that there i an update ready for the hone or something like that. is that the new update trying to come in. i just keep canceling it
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Hack it now or never, it will eventually apply the patch anyway.
Download the program from: WindowsAndroid
Run as administrator and install the program.
Install Gapps:
1. Download gapps for ICS HERE.
2. Unzip the gapps.
3. Find the system folder that was unzipped, then go into the apps folder. Copy all of the apks
4. Go to C:\SocketeQ\windowsandroid_root\system\apps
5. Paste all of the apks in that directory.
6. Restart Windowsandroid
7. Enjoy gapps.
Note: You will now be able to add a Google account and get into Google Play but there is not really anything in the Play Store at this time.
Note #2: There have been reports that, this may not work on AMD processors. Intel seem to work just fine.
Very cool. Like you say, little you can do with it so far and very regular crashes even just using Play Store and built-in apps, but definitely one to keep an eye on.
The emulator won't even start.
I get an error in the cmd window that app_process(4776) terminated abnormally.
I got some screenshots if it helps.
ratatattata said:
The emulator won't even start.
I get an error in the cmd window that app_process(4776) terminated abnormally.
I got some screenshots if it helps.
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Lets see the screenshots.
grilledbacon32 said:
Lets see the screenshots.
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How to switch to tablet mode?
screenshot
I run windowsandroid that in WIN7,force stop.Below is a screenshot.Please help solve.ths
I have same issue force stop on win 7. Any advice how to fix?
mymolosser said:
I run windowsandroid that in WIN7,force stop.Below is a screenshot.Please help solve.ths
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Are you running it as an administrator? If so try removing the program from Add or Remove programs. Then going to your C: drive and delete the file SocketeQ. Re install the program, once it is installed open WindowsAndroid first. Then close it and install the Gapps after running it one time. See if that helps anything.
grilledbacon32 said:
Lets see the screenshots.
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Sorry for late reply, lots of school lately.
I get to bootanimation/loading screen, then the error comes.
Has anyone found out how to switch to Full-Screen or change resolution yet?
ratatattata said:
Sorry for late reply, lots of school lately.
I get to bootanimation/loading screen, then the error comes.
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Did you try what I suggested on my previous post.
neodoughnut said:
Has anyone found out how to switch to Full-Screen or change resolution yet?
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I don't believe so.
grilledbacon32 said:
Did you try what I suggested on my previous post.
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I tried on the school laptop (intel processor) and it worked great. Still not working on desktop (AMD) though.
ratatattata said:
I tried on the school laptop (intel processor) and it worked great. Still not working on desktop (AMD) though.
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Oh thank you for the information!
Issues encountered
Issues with WindowsAndroid encountered so far - post will be updated.
Play store - All apps incompatible, shows few apps
Voice search doesn't work
Developer options makes crash
Impossible to change layout and screen size
No Security settings
No unlock to camera (at least not with no webcam)
so what apps do run on this? or is a way to force an app to run, maybe changing the device id?
eortizr said:
so what apps do run on this? or is a way to force an app to run, maybe changing the device id?
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As of right now you just have to try and see what you can get to work. This is a very early release and so there are a lot of things that need fixed. I just want to let people know that this is out there and that its something to look out for.
eortizr said:
so what apps do run on this? or is a way to force an app to run, maybe changing the device id?
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Installed through the Play store, nothing. Even if you can find an app listed as compatible, they won't download. Manually installed, try it and see.
Sent from my HTC One X using Tapatalk 2
I'm having trouble loading the program... can anyone help me, please?
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anyone tried to tinker with the build.prop to make it compatible with playstore?
This problem has been bothering me all day. My phone is always out of memory and I've found out that it's the logcat files that are causing this. I've managed to root my phone and connect it to the adb shell on my PC but I have no idea how to remove the logcat files. I would appreciate if you could help me!
Zablas said:
This problem has been bothering me all day. My phone is always out of memory and I've found out that it's the logcat files that are causing this. I've managed to root my phone and connect it to the adb shell on my PC but I have no idea how to remove the logcat files. I would appreciate if you could help me!
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Check out this article. There's an app linked in it as well.
http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/0...r-enhanced-privacy-and-performance-root-only/
Thank You for your time but I've managed to find an older version of the App since it's no longer on the Play store. It only blocked the Main logs. But how do I delete the old logs which take up gigabytes? Anyway to do it through the ADB shell?
Zablas said:
Thank You for your time but I've managed to find an older version of the App since it's no longer on the Play store. It only blocked the Main logs. But how do I delete the old logs which take up gigabytes? Anyway to do it through the ADB shell?
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Logs taking up Gigabytes
Are those tree logs?
What device are you using? IIRC some MTK devices have an engineering mode. I've used it to disable logging before.
If you just want to clear them, download 3C System Tuner from the Playstore. It'll give you that option.
Freewander10 said:
Logs taking up Gigabytes
Are those tree logs?
What device are you using? IIRC some MTK devices have an engineering mode. I've used it to disable logging before.
If you just want to clear them, download 3C System Tuner from the Playstore. It'll give you that option.
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Additionally, if you can locate the folder in which they're stored, you can just go ahead and delete them manually.
Not sure if this will work on android's shell, but it works on the linux's. You can do this via adb.
Adb shell
Then su to get root access
find / (make sure to add a space!) and then .log I guess
RAZERZDAHACKER said:
Not sure if this will work on android's shell, but it works on the linux's. You can do this via adb.
Adb shell
Then su to get root access
find / (make sure to add a space!) and then .log I guess
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The commands didn't work sorry :/ it said "not found" for them
Freewander10 said:
Logs taking up Gigabytes
Are those tree logs?
What device are you using? IIRC some MTK devices have an engineering mode. I've used it to disable logging before.
If you just want to clear them, download 3C System Tuner from the Playstore. It'll give you that option.
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I'm using LG G2 Mini running Android 5.0.2
Hi! is there a way to do a rebbot on Head Unit Android 9 (PX6) ?
I know only the method pushing the small pinhole on the radio.
Maybe there is another way via interface in the settings?
thanks
I'd like to know too... without root (root is easy).
At the moment I use a terminal app and type 'reboot' but I'd like an easier method.
djmcnz said:
I'd like to know too... without root (root is easy).
At the moment I use a terminal app and type 'reboot' but I'd like an easier method.
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Which app are you using? My Dasaita PX6 is not rooted. Can you give me a link? TIA
See wiki in my sig.
marchnz said:
See wiki in my sig.
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I can't find the terminal app in your wiki....sorry. I don't want to root my Dasaita, just be able by terminal to do reboot, so i need to know which terminal app he used.
Just enter hctreboot in password for factory settings.
Ati_gangster said:
Just enter hctreboot in password for factory settings.
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I will try! Thanks
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MarcoZ76 said:
I can't find the terminal app in your wiki....sorry. I don't want to root my Dasaita, just be able by terminal to do reboot, so i need to know which terminal app he used.
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Slow down; not suggesting a terminal app at all, read the wiki - factory password codes for various utility commands, you might pick up a few other things than might then enable helping others, rather than a quick answer to get what you want and exit.
The android tablets is modified secured not allow to install any apk to that device.
Is there a way to use OTG cable and copy/paste the folder and file of apk to tablet's root location and make it work like installing it?
Need help here. Thanks
Betterlikethis2020 said:
The android tablets is modified secured not allow to install any apk to that device.
Is there a way to use OTG cable and copy/paste the folder and file of apk to tablet's root location and make it work like installing it?
Need help here. Thanks
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If it's that secure what makes you think such a easy way would work? No, it won't. Remove the security first
Fytdyh said:
If it's that secure what makes you think such a easy way would work? No, it won't. Remove the security first
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Bro. Need some help here. Just trying to see what works to add some Apps to that tablet
Betterlikethis2020 said:
Bro. Need some help here. Just trying to see what works to add some Apps to that tablet
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What tablet is it? What security does it have? Give us more info here, how am I supposed to help you if you don't provide anything.
It's a kefee score 7. Please don't ask me why I want to jailbreak it -_-
Fytdyh said:
What tablet is it? What security does it have? Give us more info here, how am I supposed to help you if you don't provide anything.
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When I say modified secured. I meant it's using an android system. But have very limited function. Like don't allow user to add apps. And no wifi or cell services. No memory slot. Only way I could think about adding apps to there is through an OTG cable
Betterlikethis2020 said:
When I say modified secured. I meant it's using an android system. But have very limited function. Like don't allow user to add apps. And no wifi or cell services. No memory slot. Only way I could think about adding apps to there is through an OTG cable
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It would help if you would just post more informations. For example, if I want to flash a file on samsung, I would use Odin. You cannot use Odin with other brands, like xiaomi, Huawei, oneplus. Post as much information you can. Do you want our help or not? So far you ve only said that the device is secured. That's not helpful at all, given there are many ways of securing a device, some devices have more means of securing them. What methods to bypass said security work on some and don't work on others. So, if you want help, post as much information as possible.
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It would help if you would just post more informations. For example, if I want to flash a file on samsung, I would use Odin. You cannot use Odin with other brands, like xiaomi, Huawei, oneplus. Post as much information you can. Do you want our help or not? So far you ve only said that the device is secured. That's not helpful at all, given there are many ways of securing a device, some devices have more means of securing them. What methods to bypass said security work on some and don't work on others. So, if you want help, post as much information as possible.
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He got one of these. No way he can break that through USB.
"USB communication modified to proprietary protocol."
heinhuiz said:
He got one of these. No way he can break that through USB.
"USB communication modified to proprietary protocol."
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1st, you have provided more information in a single post than the entire thread. Thanks.
2nd installing through adb debugging won't work?
Fytdyh said:
1st, you have provided more information in a single post than the entire thread. Thanks.
2nd installing through adb debugging won't work?
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1st, he said in it post #5.
2nd, with a proprietary protocol on the USB port? That would be a major flaw, considering what this device is meant for (providing entertainment to inmates).