Can someone with a stock NS4G use root explorer to zip '/system' and post it here, (you don't have to be rooted to do this).
To do that open root explorer, long press system and select zip this folder, the finished zip file will be system.zip in /sdcatd/speedsoftware/zip.
I can mirror after that so you don't have to host the file.
That would help us see the differences from the GSM nexus. I will also use it to make a zip for people who want to go back to stock after messing up or something, and make a deodexed version so people can theme there NS4G.
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Can someone with a stock but rooted NS4G use root explorer to zip "/system" and post it here. I can mirror after that so you don't have to host the file.
To do that open root explorer, long press system and select zip this folder, the finished zip file will be system.zip in /sdcatd/speedsoftware/zip.
That would help us see the differences from the GSM nexus. I will also use it to make a zip for people who want to go back to stock after messing up or something, and make a deodexed version so people can theme there NS4G.
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both of those things have already been posted in the dev section.
*will post system in a sec
**nvm, you want stock rooted, thats not me
I haven't seen a stock flashable rom, just one that uses Odin to do that, and all the deodexd versions there are modified with custom kernels and apps.
Can you point me to a totally stock rom
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mikeyinid said:
both of those things have already been posted in the dev section.
*will post system in a sec
**nvm, you want stock rooted, thats not me
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No just stock, I edit my OP for a stock no root needed.
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No one up for the challenge? A nandroid backup will be just as good.
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reddv1 said:
Can someone with a stock NS4G use root explorer to zip '/system' and post it here, (you don't have to be rooted to do this).
To do that open root explorer, long press system and select zip this folder, the finished zip file will be system.zip in /sdcatd/speedsoftware/zip.
I can mirror after that so you don't have to host the file.
That would help us see the differences from the GSM nexus. I will also use it to make a zip for people who want to go back to stock after messing up or something, and make a deodexed version so people can theme there NS4G.
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Do you still need this?
r80ies said:
Do you still need this?
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Yes preferably stock and not rooted.
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hopefully you can figure something out
snandlal said:
Sorry it took so long
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Thanks so much! I was asking it as a favor, so you didn't take long at all. You can take it down if you want, I'll mirror it soon.
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I would like to put a bunch of the zip files I flash and throw them all together and flash just one zip file. Anyone have any insight for me?
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You should be able to extract the file structure of ur multiple zips and consolidate them into one flshable. Not sure how to explain it better than that though. What all are u flashing?
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I would like to put a bunch of the zip files I flash and throw them all together and flash just one zip file. Anyone have any insight for me?
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p3dr0maz said:
You should be able to extract the file structure of ur multiple zips and consolidate them into one flshable. Not sure how to explain it better than that though. What all are u flashing?
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More then likely you will need to change the install script depending on the file structure of .zips you added to one .zip
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Umm its a big variety of apps and mods. Like the volume hck, keyboard patch, stuff like that. Do you guys think this would be hard to do?
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Hello, I'm running the syndicate rom 1.1.1 and it doesn't come with any other keyboards. I was wondering if anyone had the apks so that I may install them on my phone. Thank you..
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Here is the Samsung keyboard.
http://www.mediafire.com/?1ip3yamsyqp7ld8
and the Android keyboard-
http://www.mediafire.com/?1xn1fmdxofy4d0c
Thank you! I'll thank you when I get back on my computer.
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How do I install though? Cause it's saying app not installed.
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Noel2255 said:
How do I install though? Cause it's saying app not installed.
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Use root explorer or ES file explorer and drop them in /system/app
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Noel2255 said:
How do I install though? Cause it's saying app not installed.
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Sorry, you asked for the apk's. If you have trouble with ES or Root Explorer like Zanderman said, just flash this zip in CWM.
http://www.mediafire.com/?6jrunucv7yn6ygr
Thanks again !
Any chance you can re-link the Android keyboard? Mediafire is saying it can't process that file request. The others work find.
Thanks!
hoyfkd said:
Any chance you can re-link the Android keyboard? Mediafire is saying it can't process that file request. The others work find.
Thanks!
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I wont be at my PC until this evening so I can't repost the Android keyboard link until then, but the zip file above will flash both keyboards. You can delete the Samsung keyboard from inside the zip before flashing it, or from your system/app directory afterwards if you don't want it. Or you can extract whichever keyboard from the zip and push it to system/app.
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I wont be at my PC until this evening so I can't repost the Android keyboard link until then, but the zip file above will flash both keyboards. You can delete the Samsung keyboard from inside the zip before flashing it, or from your system/app directory afterwards if you don't want it. Or you can extract whichever keyboard from the zip and push it to system/app.
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Options make everything better
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I just wanna put something out there, this is not a demand by any means just a simple request/question
Is it in anyway possible to cook a file manager of some sort into one of the cm10/aosp/kang roms?
I know it goes against the whole ethos but it would make life a little more simple
Download one from the play store, it would probably be easier than making a stupid, pointless thread on xda. :silly:
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Most of Roms have one integrated
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Download one from the play store, it would probably be easier than making a stupid, pointless thread on xda. :silly:
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Having to do that every time I install a rom data allowance for some ppl is small.
Btw if you have nothing constructive to reply aside from calling ppl silly don't fing reply, keep your opinion to yourself.
It might be a 1mb install from the play store, therefore it'll make the rom 1mb bigger. Same thing.
Btw if you have nothing constructive to post on xda, don't start a silly thread.
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use android injector to install the file manager apk from your pc... no need to waste your data.
Most Roms come with some sort of File Manager.
My Solution to your ( with a data restriction ) is a simple one. go into your current file explorer, navigate to Data/App and copy the apk of the file explorer you are using and put in on your ext sd.
Now you will NO LONGER have to download the app, just use the stock/provided explorer to install the one you would rather use.
almost 100% of custom roms have some sort of stock explorer to at least get that done.
hope that helps.
the2rrell said:
Most Roms come with some sort of File Manager.
My Solution to your ( with a data restriction ) is a simple one. go into your current file explorer, navigate to Data/App and copy the apk of the file explorer you are using and put in on your ext sd.
Now you will NO LONGER have to download the app, just use the stock/provided explorer to install the one you would rather use.
almost 100% of custom roms have some sort of stock explorer to at least get that done.
hope that helps.
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pure aosp roms and cm10 are exception
bala_gamer said:
pure aosp roms and cm10 are exception
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yea i have seen that, twas the reason i said ALMOST...lol
thanks for the clarification bala
Or you could make a cwm flash able zip for titanium backup, so that when you flash a new rom you flash that zip as well and you can restore the browser/apps that you need
Titanium Backup has an option somewhere to make a flash able zip for you, look around the menus and you'll find it
I used to do this myself b4 I got a contract with more data per month
Hope this helps
Ps: i did this on the free version long ago, I assume that it's still there
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Or you could make a cwm flash able zip for titanium backup, so that when you flash a new rom you flash that zip as well and you can restore the browser/apps that you need
Titanium Backup has an option somewhere to make a flash able zip for you, look around the menus and you'll find it
I used to do this myself b4 I got a contract with more data per month
Hope this helps
Ps: i did this on the free version long ago, I assume that it's still there
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Exactly what you should be doing.
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Nodstuff, you clearly need to take your own advice there....
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Thanks very much ppl for your replies I will give it all a shot.
Root explorer is 407KB...
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I was just going to say "just put apk on sd and you can install file manager always"
Yeah.. I'm going to sleep now.. :s
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IroniX2 said:
Or you could make a cwm flash able zip for titanium backup, so that when you flash a new rom you flash that zip as well and you can restore the browser/apps that you need
Titanium Backup has an option somewhere to make a flash able zip for you, look around the menus and you'll find it
I used to do this myself b4 I got a contract with more data per month
Hope this helps
Ps: i did this on the free version long ago, I assume that it's still there
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Thanks bud.
Found it in the menu and works great.
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I want to keep my Nexus stock but I really like the text message app from cm. Is there a way to use that one instead of the stock message app? I'm assuming I just have to remove the stock app and then replace it with the cm one right?
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Yup. Replace and set permissions. Reboot
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Replace it in root explorer.
Yes, just use any file manager with root access and replace it and then give correct permission (rwx-r--r-- I believe)
Also I highly advise you to make a copy of the stock app and place it somewhere in the phone, just in case.
ALSO if you're odexed, this might now work as it also needs odex file and if you are odexed and replaced the app, you might get into the bootloop I think. Never tried it on odexed ROMs, but I think that's what happens
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Yes, just use any file manager with root access and replace it and then give correct permission (rwx-r--r-- I believe)
Also I highly advise you to make a copy of the stock app and place it somewhere in the phone, just in case.
ALSO if you're odexed, this might now work as it also needs odex file and if you are odexed and replaced the app, you might get into the bootloop I think. Never tried it on odexed ROMs, but I think that's what happens
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I'm using stock. I'm not sure if stock is odexed. How do I get the app? Do I just unzip a cm update zip?
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I'm using stock. I'm not sure if stock is odexed. How do I get the app? Do I just unzip a cm update zip?
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Did you do flash any ROM? If not, you have odexed ROM. Make sure to make a nandroid backup before doing this as I believe you might get into the bootloop.
You can easily get the app by doing that.
kyokeun1234 said:
Did you do flash any ROM? If not, you have odexed ROM. Make sure to make a nandroid backup before doing this as I believe you might get into the bootloop.
You can easily get the app by doing that.
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All ive done with the phone is unlock the bootloader and root it. So your saying that I should install a CWM and do a nandroid? Won't installing that wipe my phone?
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armandosal said:
All ive done with the phone is unlock the bootloader and root it. So your saying that I should install a CWM and do a nandroid? Won't installing that wipe my phone?
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Flashing custom recovery? Nope. Only unlocking not loader does
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armandosal said:
All ive done with the phone is unlock the bootloader and root it. So your saying that I should install a CWM and do a nandroid? Won't installing that wipe my phone?
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No. Before you screw with anything in system, make a backup. If you break something, a simple restore will fix it.
The cm message app is system/app/messaging.apk. Extract it from the cm zip and follow the directions above to install it.
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You won't go into a boot loop, only thing that will happen is either the Mms.apk won't show up in the launcher or it'll FC. Sometimes, using the newest one from nightlies will cause FC. One has been posted in the apps section that works and has what you're looking for. Its better to use any root explorer app and copy it to /system/apps and fix permissions. And like someone said, make a copy of your original Mms.apk and Mms.odex files to your phone..
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If you're just stock rooted, you'll have to go in and re-install the messaging app after every reboot because the stock uses the .odex files to create the mms app, but there is a stock, deodexed, rooted ROM here, and you can just load the CM10.1 MMS into it and it'll work fine. That's what I did
Or you could check out Glowfly on the play store.
It's a pop-up notification app with quick reply support.
Made the same recommendation in a similar thread in the Themes and Apps section. I'm not affiliated with the devs. Just wanted to show support for a good app.
anyone know if this app changes the orienation of your photos from landscape to portrait? This seemed to be a bug on all roms using this apk on my old Galaxy s2.
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If you're just stock rooted, you'll have to go in and re-install the messaging app after every reboot because the stock uses the .odex files to create the mms app, but there is a stock, deodexed, rooted ROM here, and you can just load the CM10.1 MMS into it and it'll work fine. That's what I did
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Yea I just rebooted my phone after installing the mms app and now it's force closing.
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lookinoji said:
If you're just stock rooted, you'll have to go in and re-install the messaging app after every reboot because the stock uses the .odex files to create the mms app, but there is a stock, deodexed, rooted ROM here, and you can just load the CM10.1 MMS into it and it'll work fine. That's what I did
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Will I still get official ota updates like that?
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I screw up and download a bad apk and it made my Samsung Internet app f'c constantly. So I used Titan Backup and deleted the app, idiot move ofcourse. Can someone please share the original Samsung Internet app please. I know I can re-flash any rom but I have way to many mods to start over. Greatly appreciated if anyone could help
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If you dirty flash your ROM then your mods should stay
Yeah didn't work, got back a bunch of errors...oh well clean install on the way thank you though for taking the time to help
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Yeah didn't work, got back a bunch of errors...oh well clean install on the way thank you though for taking the time to help
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Using a file manager, go to the zip file containing the rom you're running, navigate to system >app and export the app you want. Then navigate to the extracted app and you should be able to install it
copy, or extract and copy, the .apk file (and the .odex file if an odexed ROM) from the .zip for the ROM you're using.
paste them in system/app
set permissions to rw-r-r
reboot
you should have your app back.
Russ77 said:
copy, or extract and copy, the .apk file (and the .odex file if an odexed ROM) from the .zip for the ROM you're using.
paste them in system/app
set permissions to rw-r-r
reboot
you should have your app back.
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Life savor thank you. Worked!!!
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