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Can anyone put this in a cw flashable zip or have one already? I need to get rid of the stupid popup that tells me my battery is full. It wakes me up and it seems to keep my alarm clock from going off sometimes!?
1. decompile/de-odex services.jar/odex
2. open "com\android\server\status\StatusBarPolicy.smali" in a text editor
find ".method private showFullChargePopup()V" about line 2779
and remove the entire method all of it from ".method private showFullChargePopup()V"
to .end method
and delete this line at about line 3441
invoke-direct {p0}, Lcom/android/server/status/StatusBarPolicy;->showFullChargePopup()V
3. save, compile and re-odex as necessary
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What ROM version and theme? The services.jar file changes between roms and themes.
Blackhole 3.0 DL09
Oh my god! If you could also do this for me, or just tell me how or something ( I have no idea what the dedeoxin' does or anything) I would be forever thankful! haha
I have DJ05 Superclean JT rom
Its just an simple apk you can get rid of via root explorer or titanium backup or whatever.
In titanium its called FullBatPopupApp 1.0, I have removed it with no ill effects. The name of the apk in /system/app/ is FullbatPopup.apk
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1. You need to have java installed for this. You will also need smali/baksmali
2. Open command prompt or linux terminal with your phone plugged in. Also navigate to or create a directory to perform the work in.
3. Once in your working directory, run:
Code:
adb pull /system/framework/services.jar
3a. If your system isn't de-odexed, you may need to pull an odex file as well
4. Take the smali/baksmali files you downloaded earlier and put them in the same directory that your services.jar file is in.
5. Run the following (assumes windows command prompt):
Code:
java -jar baksmali-<version>.jar services.jar
5a. If your system is not deodexed, you will likely need to deodex the system/services.jar for this to work.
6. Open the file required for the edit and make the needed changes.
7. Run the following (again, assuming windows command prompt):
Code:
java -jar smali-<version>.jar out -o classes.dex
8. Replace the classes.dex file within services.jar with the new classes.dex file
9. Push the file to /system/framework with adb, then reboot:
Code:
adb push services.jar /system/framework/services.jar
adb reboot
9a. You may need to remount the /system partition as rw to push the file.
10. On restart, the phone will take longer to boot, but assuming the changes were made properly you should be good.
I left out some information for the "a" steps on purpose. If you cannot do these steps yourself, or find how to do them, you likely shouldn't be doing this on your own. As always, backup your phone/data before trying this, and I am not responsible for any lost data, non-booting phones, or bricked devices. If you are unsure of what you are doing, then don't do it.
n0yd said:
Its just an simple apk you can get rid of via root explorer or titanium backup or whatever.
In titanium its called FullBatPopupApp 1.0, I have removed it with no ill effects. The name of the apk in /system/app/ is FullbatPopup.apk
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Removing that does nothing, already did it and I still get the popup.
Or just find the post with the hidden menu dialer codes and turn it off that way.........
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Even the hidden dialer menu does not always work either. Plus I thought the hidden menu was not accessible in DJ05/DL09? Maybe this is with certain roms?
yea I hate that popup. Ive removed the apk also and still it keeps popping up. A fix would be greatly appreciated!!!
The dailer codes worked for me. Using Blackhole 3.0. Just make sure you include the Hidden Menu when building your rom.
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imnuts said:
Removing that does nothing, already did it and I still get the popup.
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Weird, I never noticed. Thanks for letting me know
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+1 on getting rid of this stupid pop up.
Man I hate that thing.
I posted instructions on how to do it. I'm not going to do the mod for everyone, so do it on your own, or ask the rom builder to include the change in the rom. There are to many roms and themes out there to try and accomplish this for every possible combination.
Hidden menu method would not work for me on dj05.
Changed it to disabled and it still pops up
I just went in with root explorer and mounted system/app as RW, renamed FullBattPopup.apk to FullBattPopup.apk.OLD and it did not get recreated after a reboot. I guess I'll have to wait till a full charge to see if it comes back.
I just used Titanium Backup to freeze FullBatPopupApp.
Will report back after I change my phone....
Sent from my Samsung Fascinate
Pfredd said:
I just used Titanium Backup to freeze FullBatPopupApp.
Will report back after I change my phone....
Sent from my Samsung Fascinate
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As I figured, freezing didn't remove the popup.
I went ahead and edited the services file, as specified earlier in this post. I followed the procedure provided by imnuts and did the edits as specified in the post by Nimhlan.
It appears to work like a charm. No more Full battery popups!
I would post my edited file, but I suspect it is dependent on what kernel/ROM you are running....
Do you download the smali 1.26.jar & baksmali 1.26 jar or just the baksmali & smali file in the link provided.
ellisz said:
Do you download the smali 1.26.jar & baksmali 1.26 jar or just the baksmali & smali file in the link provided.
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You need the *.jar files. However, I tried making the edit and I still get the popup.
HTC Thunderbolt Windows One Click Root
This is a simple batch file that will guide you in rooting your device.
It is pretty easy to follow along but please take your time and read everything. It has only been tested a few times so please report any errors or issues you find.
Huge thanks to NetForce-TX on IRC for testing along with helping, I owe you!
Also thanks to Jcase for guidance
TeamAndIRC and Captainkrtek (Me) are NOT responsible for any bricks, fires, or damaged/broken hardware due to this process
If you wish to read the batch files contents either open it with notepad or check the pastebin
Instructions are included in the file when running it along with where to get the necessary files.
Prerequisites:
Drivers Installed & Working
SDK Installed with ADB
Exploits.zip with contents extracted to your ADB dir
PG05IMG.zip
Downgrade RUU
A Thunderbolt running 605.6 or 605.9 Firmware
You can download the OneClickRoot here
I will update this from time to time if needed, If you have issues with the batch file please PM me on XDA or find me on irc.andirc.net #Thunderbolt.
I will not reply to your PM if you want me to help you root your phone!
UPDATE: If SU acts up (IE: Force closes) flash this via CWM
Reserved for Linux version
Wow, looks easy! But I'm glad I did it through ADB. Nice job!
pinhead875 said:
Wow, looks easy! But I'm glad I did it through ADB. Nice job!
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Thanks! It is pretty simple, only a few things you have to do manually (no possible workaround) such as flashing from the bootloader.
Anyone try this yet?
sent using Tapatalk on the TB.
egeorgia said:
Anyone try this yet?
sent using Tapatalk on the TB.
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Already a few people have tested it, all successes
so we set the phone to debug mode and the usb mode to just charging?
i was going to to the other root ;set up my ADB earlier but chickened out... i already have the files downloaded
Cg006 said:
so we set the phone to debug mode and the usb mode to just charging?
i was going to to the ot her root and set up my abd earlier but chickened out... i already have the files downloaded
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Yeah exactly, just debug and charging, until you have to copy over the roms then you will set the USB mode to mount SD
I did the long method but I missed the step to get s-off. Can I still use the one click root method sk I can obtain s-off?
alphatectz said:
I did the long method but I missed the step to get s-off. Can I still use the one click root method sk I can obtain s-off?
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Yes you can, but I reccomend unrooting whatever you have done so far using this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1009423
Captainkrtek said:
Yes you can, but I reccomend unrooting whatever you have done so far using this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1009423
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Ok, I'll unroot and use the one click method. Thx
can we get a poll maybe to see success rate
Can we get a Step by Step Instruction Guide? it would be nice for us beginners
ok so after i choose my path where my android sdk platform tools folder is i get
Pushing files via ADB...
This process may take some time, if it takes longer than 30 seconds
Make sure the drivers are install and USB debugging is on.
cannot stat 'psneuter': No such file or directory
cannot stat 'busybox': No such file or directory
cannot stat 'misc.img': No such file or directory
Unable to chmod /data/local/psneuter: No such file or directory
Unable to chmod /data/local/busybox: No such file or directory
so what did i do wrong? i get my serial number when i get type adb devices....
b33zy682 said:
ok so after i choose my path where my android sdk platform tools folder is i get
Pushing files via ADB...
This process may take some time, if it takes longer than 30 seconds
Make sure the drivers are install and USB debugging is on.
cannot stat 'psneuter': No such file or directory
cannot stat 'busybox': No such file or directory
cannot stat 'misc.img': No such file or directory
Unable to chmod /data/local/psneuter: No such file or directory
Unable to chmod /data/local/busybox: No such file or directory
so what did i do wrong? i get my serial number when i get type adb devices....
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You need to put the contents of exploits.zip in the same directory ADB is in
ok what in that zip needs to go where?
Phone Has been Succesfully Rooted.
Did most of the steps while doing some WoW Raiding. lol
Thank you so much.... now.. should i flash a new rom on this baby?
b33zy682 said:
ok what in that zip needs to go where?
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take everything that is in exploits.zip and move it to your android sdk directory specifically the location of adb.exe (will either be in platform-tools or tools) as for the two RUUs, they can be anywhere but you will have to move them at one point to your SD card. That is about it
Cg006 said:
Phone Has been Succesfully Rooted.
Did most of the steps while doing some WoW Raiding. lol
Thank you so much.... now.. should i flash a new rom on this baby?
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Yes you should
Cg006 said:
Phone Has been Succesfully Rooted.
Did most of the steps while doing some WoW Raiding. lol
Thank you so much.... now.. should i flash a new rom on this baby?
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damn right! lol
Another user asked for this, and I helped him through it, so I decided to post it here so everyone can have access to it. I didn't create the file, just came across it one day being bored..I digress.
Credit to barnacles10 and lithid-cm
*NOTE: Anything in brackets is either description of what is happening or an action you need to perform; don't type in anything in brackets*
What you need to do to get a boot sound on CM7/AOSP is the following.
1. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/19699565/bootsnd.sh Apparently some people had issues with the first link, so I uploaded it again. Download that file, place on your sdcard.
2. Take whatever sound you want and rename it to: android_audio.mp3 [needs to be mp3 format] and then place in your adb tools folder.
3. On your phone, open terminal emulator, and type in the following:
su [enter]
cd /sdcard [enter]
ls [to list all files, you should see bootsnd.sh]
sh bootsnd.sh [enter]
You won't see a confirmation, or message, it just runs, and returns you to a # sign.
From your computer, adb push the android_audio.mp3 to the /system/media folder, reboot, and you'll have a sound.
If you don't like / know how to use adb, using root explorer and placing the android_audio.mp3 in the system/media folder works just as well. Reboot, and enjoy your boot sound.
*NOTE*
If you flash / change roms, you'll have to re-run the process to enable the boot sound again. If you get tired of it / don't want it, you can use root explorer and delete the file.
Alternate method:
For those that don't like using the terminal emulator, you can do it via adb:
navigate to your adb folder via commanda prompt, then issue the following commands:
adb remount
adb shell
cd /sdcard
ls [will list files, you should see bootsnd.sh]
sh bootsnd.sh
Like in the emulator, you will be returned with a # sign. Then place the audio file in the folder I specified. Just decided like posting an alt method. Enjoy.
Nice post I'm going to do this now!
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Well I do hope you enjoy it.
Excellent, trying this now!
Edit: Works great on CM7 7.0.2.1!!! Nice find!
.........at 8 am today someone poisons the coffee....do not drink the coffee. More instructions will follow.
Cordially,
Future Dwight
teh roxxorz said:
Well I do hope you enjoy it.
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And I must say it has worked flawlessly.. I maintain a small network off friends rooted phones and this is one off the "hit" fixed so far everybody loves it. Thanks again for the help with this the other day..
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I really want this.. I just found this thread after searching and searching for an answer.. I just about gave up but I think I still my have a problem. My hboot version is 2.10 and dont think this will allow me to use pushboot.... any ideas
opps.. guess I should have read the whole post..... I am bout to give it a try
frikin awesome thanks a bunch.. I dont know what that little file did but it worked .. wooohoooooooooooo
teh roxxorz said:
Another user asked for this, and I helped him through it, so I decided to post it here so everyone can have access to it. I didn't create the file, just came across it one day being bored..I digress.
What you need to do to get a boot sound on CM7/AOSP is the following.
1. Download that file, place on your sdcard.
that download just shows up as a text file... am i doin it wrong?
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@teh roxxorz: Thanks a lot man. I had to search a longtime to find this. You're the man. Seems like CM7.02.1 doesn't have that bootsnd.sh file embedded. Maybe the latest stable has it. If I wasn't new to the forum I'd know how to hit you with a "Thank You"...
youdoofus said:
teh roxxorz said:
Another user asked for this, and I helped him through it, so I decided to post it here so everyone can have access to it. I didn't create the file, just came across it one day being bored..I digress.
What you need to do to get a boot sound on CM7/AOSP is the following.
1. Download that file, place on your sdcard.
that download just shows up as a text file... am i doin it wrong?
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The file should save as a .sh. If it doesn't show up as .sh when you are saving it, save it as all file types, and that should work as well.
If you double click it, it should prompt you with the "no program found...do you want to...blah blah" And it should show bootsound.sh
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gReeNzZz said:
@teh roxxorz: Thanks a lot man. I had to search a longtime to find this. You're the man. Seems like CM7.02.1 doesn't have that bootsnd.sh file embedded. Maybe the latest stable has it. If I wasn't new to the forum I'd know how to hit you with a "Thank You"...
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Well AOSP roms [i.e CM7] wasn't designed to have boot souns, so it probably won't be integrated [my speculation].
And if you ever want to "thank" anyone, at the bottom of every post, you'll see a "thanks" button, and then you have "thanked" them, and the user can see it.
Can't get this flashed. I tried to rename what I had downloaded from cyan's web site, Droid eye audio.zip, even tried to just flash it. A little help please
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chefrjd33 said:
Can't get this flashed. I tried to rename what I had downloaded from cyan's web site, Droid eye audio.zip, even tried to just flash it. A little help please
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Well if its a zip file. Extract the file, it should be an mp3 inside. Rename that file to android_auido [should have .mp3 extension already].
It launches rom manager and tells me its a operating system. Did I get the wrong file.
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chefrjd33 said:
It launches rom manager and tells me its a operating system. Did I get the wrong file.
Sent from my ERIS ADR6200 using XDA App
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Where are you opening the file that its making it open from rom manager?
teh roxxorz said:
Another user asked for this, and I helped him through it, so I decided to post it here so everyone can have access to it. I didn't create the file, just came across it one day being bored..I digress.
What you need to do to get a boot sound on CM7/AOSP is the following.
1. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/19699565/bootsnd.sh Download that file, place on your sdcard.
2. Take whatever sound you want and rename it to: android_audio.mp3 [needs to be mp3 format] and then place in your adb tools folder.
3. On your phone, open terminal emulator, and type in the following:
su [enter]
cd /sdcard [enter]
ls [to list all files, you should see bootsnd.sh]
sh bootsnd.sh [enter]
You won't see a confirmation, or message, it just runs, and returns you to a # sign.
From your computer, adb push the android_audio.mp3 to the /system/media folder, reboot, and you'll have a sound.
If you don't like / know how to use adb, using root explorer and placing the android_audio.mp3 in the system/media folder works just as well. Reboot, and enjoy your boot sound.
*NOTE*
If you flash / change roms, you'll have to re-run the process to enable the boot sound again. If you get tired of it / don't want it, you can use root explorer and delete the file.
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Ok just tried this without using adb as I think its million times better to just use a ftp app and get this done in seconds. But I dont know why its not working. I check the name to make sure I wasnt putting in the .mp3 twice and for some reason it wont play the file. And its in MP3 format.
I had some that wouldn't play for some reason too. Try a different mp3 file and see id it work. If not did u get the bootsnd file placed on the root of sd card and pushed the file with adb. Or my preferred method terminal emulator.
Kings GB Destroyed EVO
Or tell me what steps udid do.
Kings GB Destroyed EVO
cmurray77 said:
I had some that wouldn't play for some reason too. Try a different mp3 file and see id it work. If not did u get the bootsnd file placed on the root of sd card and pushed the file with adb. Or my preferred method terminal emulator.
Kings GB Destroyed EVO
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Really well I actually tried the audio from the driod just to see but I try a couple more. Yeah the problem with using those they are more timely and both USB ports are beyond ****ed right lol. But I should just be able to do this over FTP. Was there anything similar to the ones that worked to the ones that did.
Hello, so I've done some light searching, but can't seem to find the answer to my question.
I've just finished installing a custom ROM to my Nexus 4, and in doing so, I pushed a few files to my phone via ADB
(ADB PUSH FILENAME.ZIP /SDCARD/FILENAME.ZIP) and am now wondering how to REMOVE these files that I no longer need.
When I am in recovery and select "install from zip" obviously, I am able to see the files, as that is how I installed them. However!
I can not view them via MTP (not that I've ever had much success with MTP) nor using ASTRO or File Manager.
Where are these files truly located and how can I delete them?
Ideally, I would like to learn how to view this directory, but would be happy enough just to know which ADB commands would list these files
and which commands will allow me to remove them one by one.
Thank you
*ISSUE RESOLVED*
After looking within CWM as to where sdcard contents were being sourced "/data/media"
I rebooted the phone, and attempted to locate this directory within File Manager with no luck....at which point, I realized that File Manager didn't have root privileges.
After giving root privileges to File Manager, I was able to navigate to /data/media and locate the pushed files and remove them.
If I were you I'd use adb shell and then the Linux remove command
That means:
Code:
adb shell
cd /sdcard/
rm - r FILENAME.zip
That's it, hope it works
Sent from my Nexus 4 running Android 4.3
Thank you for your reply! The only issue I have with that method, is not necessarily knowing the file names...
I would assume there are quite a few files within this directory, given that this isn't the first ROM I've installed.
I'd really like to be able to view the contents of the true location. Does anyone happen to know where it is on the Nexus 4 that CWM
is looking for the zip files? I would assume that this would tell where the files are located, and perhaps I could point an explorer to it.
What was puzzling was that searching the entire phone for "gapps" in ASTRO yielded no results.... as I am certain more than one of the zips I have pushed contain this within their file name.
losballatopg said:
Thank you for your reply! The only issue I have with that method, is not necessarily knowing the file names...
I would assume there are quite a few files within this directory, given that this isn't the first ROM I've installed.
I'd really like to be able to view the contents of the true location. Does anyone happen to know where it is on the Nexus 4 that CWM
is looking for the zip files? I would assume that this would tell where the files are located, and perhaps I could point an explorer to it.
What was puzzling was that searching the entire phone for "gapps" in ASTRO yielded no results.... as I am certain more than one of the zips I have pushed contain this within their file name.
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adb shell
cd /sdacrd/
ls
then u see the names
or to delete all zips(i dont know if this will work, i only tried with del *.exe on Windows)
adb shell
cd /sdcard/
rm - r *.zip
use a file explorer, go into your sd card storage, find the files, long press and delete.
simms22 said:
use a file explorer, go into your sd card storage, find the files, long press and delete.
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Yeah....so perhaps you didn't read either of my posts.....the files don't show up in any file explorer that I've tried. That was basically the main issue...
opssemnik said:
adb shell
cd /sdacrd/
ls
then u see the names
or to delete all zips(i dont know if this will work, i only tried with del *.exe on Windows)
adb shell
cd /sdcard/
rm - r *.zip
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Once I have entered the /sdcard/ directory, running "ls" shows nothing..... :-/
I just don't know how this topic hasn't been discussed more often.....
What does everyone else do? Just keep filling that directory every time they push something and leaving it until the next wipe?
losballatopg said:
Yeah....so perhaps you didn't read either of my posts.....the files don't show up in any file explorer that I've tried. That was basically the main issue...
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if you successfully pushed the files to /sdcard/, then thats where they should be, they cant be anywhere else. make sure that you arent looking in/sdcard/download/. what file explorer are you using btw? use a root file explorer(like root explorer), not a regular file explorer.
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losballatopg said:
Once I have entered the /sdcard/ directory, running "ls" shows nothing..... :-/
I just don't know how this topic hasn't been discussed more often.....
What does everyone else do? Just keep filling that directory every time they push something and leaving it until the next wipe?
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because no one else has an issue with this. im guessing its the file explorer that you chosen to use or user error somewhere.
simms22 said:
if you successfully pushed the files to /sdcard/, then thats where they should be, they cant be anywhere else. make sure that you arent looking in/sdcard/download/. what file explorer are you using btw?
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Yes, this would seem to be the logical answer wouldn't it? This isn't my first "Android Rodeo"...however, as Android and handsets have developed, directories are no longer always as they seem (or titled)
Luckily I was able to resolve my issues.....
After looking within CWM as to where sdcard contents were being sourced "/data/media"
I rebooted the phone, and attempted to locate this directory within File Manager with no luck....at which point, I realized that File Manager didn't have root privileges.
After giving root privileges to File Manager, I was able to navigate to /data/media and locate the pushed files and remove them.
Thank you for your efforts, and hopefully this helps someone else down the road who finds themselves in the same situation.
simms22 said:
if you successfully pushed the files to /sdcard/, then thats where they should be, they cant be anywhere else. make sure that you arent looking in/sdcard/download/. what file explorer are you using btw? use a root file explorer(like root explorer), not a regular file explorer.
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because no one else has an issue with this. im guessing its the file explorer that you chosen to use or user error somewhere.
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I tried Solid Explorer, ASTRO File Manager, and the File Manager provided with CM 10.2
Were you to have simply informed me that files pushed to "/sdcard/" were located at "/data/media" my issue would have been resolved through the logic I ended up using.
Something tells me you prefer the blame game
Thanks anyway
losballatopg said:
I tried Solid Explorer, ASTRO File Manager, and the File Manager provided with CM 10.2
Were you to have simply informed me that files pushed to "/sdcard/" were located at "/data/media" my issue would have been resolved through the logic I ended up using.
Something tells me you prefer the blame game
Thanks anyway
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first off, i dont use cwm, i use twrp recovery. all my files get pushed to wherever i push them, period.
if you look at my thanks at least, you can see that i dont prefer the blame game, but i do prefer helping people. and personally, that hurts my feelings, thanks
simms22 said:
first off, i dont use cwm, i use twrp recovery. all my files get pushed to wherever i push them, period.
if you look at my thanks at least, you can see that i dont prefer the blame game, but i do prefer helping people. and personally, that hurts my feelings, thanks
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Well, then it seems that we have both learned something today. Glad we could be such a great!
No hard feelings
losballatopg said:
Well, then it seems that we have both learned something today. Glad we could be such a great!
No hard feelings
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both learned something? im lost, what did i learn
oh nevermind. enjoy.
simms22 said:
both learned something? im lost, what did i learn
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Well...you didn't seem to have prior knowledge of the fact that pushing to "/sdcard/" places files in the "/data/media" directory
(at least for when pushing within CWM Recovery on a Nexus 4, and from what I've read, all other recent versions of Android with no external SD)
Unless you're choosing to ignore this information...I'd call it something learned.
losballatopg said:
Well...you didn't seem to have prior knowledge of the fact that pushing to "/sdcard/" places files in the "/data/media" directory
(at least for when pushing within CWM Recovery on a Nexus 4, and from what I've read, all other recent versions of Android with no external SD)
Unless you're choosing to ignore this information...I'd call it something learned.
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not while using twrp. but, point taken. i did learn something today, i learned of another reason why not to use cwm recovery
simms22 said:
not while using twrp. but, point taken. i did learn something today, i learned of another reason why not to use cwm recovery
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I concur.
wow just read this thread and I must admit simms22 is quite helpful and even in some instances more helpful than he needs to be... LOL
now if pushing a file to /sdcard sends it to data/media then I truly agree as well CWM is a problem. I must admit though when using CWM I have never had that issue. Usually pushing a file to whatever folder I choose it normally goes there.
Also as a personal preference Root Explorer is a hell of a file manager..Jus Sayin'
I want to change the bootlogo (NOT BOOT ANIMATION).
I couldn't find the logo.bin anywhere. But there are few pngs in /system/media/images about charging.
If anybody come up with a solution for this, please let me know.
Thanks
Yes you can use this tool：http://www.daxiaamu.com/3605，use menu 8,then menu i，and drag png 1080p into it
Error:404 said:
I want to change the bootlogo (NOT BOOT ANIMATION).
I couldn't find the logo.bin anywhere. But there are few pngs in /system/media/images about charging.
If anybody come up with a solution for this, please let me know.
Thanks
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This is the method I've been using, pretty straight forward.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-5/themes/mod-splashinjector-t3650374
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-5/themes/mod-splashinjector-t3650374
Piplup702 said:
This is the method I've been using, pretty straight forward.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-5/themes/mod-splashinjector-t3650374
---------- Post added at 12:34 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:33 AM ----------
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-5/themes/mod-splashinjector-t3650374
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Hi!
Thanks mate. Can you assist me through the entire process?
I'm using Windows. Tell me what do I need to download and can't I do this in Android terminal?
Error:404 said:
Hi!
Thanks mate. Can you assist me through the entire process?
I'm using Windows. Tell me what do I need to download and can't I do this in Android terminal?
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Since you're using Windows (like me) it's a little different than what it says in the link. You have to download and install Git bash. https://github.com/ethanbanker2428/SplashInjector/blob/1.5/README.md
Go to above link and read instructions (that page has a link for Git) Go to install directory, which should be C:/ProgramFiles/Git and run Git bash. That link will tell you how to install the Splash Injector tool once you install Git. Pretty straight forward after that but feel free to ask questions if you get stuck anywhere
Piplup702 said:
Since you're using Windows (like me) it's a little different than what it says in the link. You have to download and install Git bash. https://github.com/ethanbanker2428/SplashInjector/blob/1.5/README.md
Go to above link and read instructions (that page has a link for Git) Go to install directory, which should be C:/ProgramFiles/Git and run Git bash. That link will tell you how to install the Splash Injector tool once you install Git. Pretty straight forward after that but feel free to ask questions if you get stuck anywhere
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I'm wondering if I can do this all in the Android shell itself?
Because my Windows has permission issues, I f***d it up real bad lol. I can't run git shell.
It is analogous to say I don't have a PC...
Error:404 said:
I'm wondering if I can do this all in the Android shell itself?
Because my Windows has permission issues, I f***d it up real bad lol. I can't run git shell.
It is analogous to say I don't have a PC...
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Not really sure if that's possible.
Use a root browser and go to Dev/block/platform/soc/1da4000.ufshc/by-name and you will see a file named LOGO that is your logo.bin file. Copy and paste somewhere else. From there I have no idea lol Though I will do some research in the AM to see if it is at all possible
Piplup702 said:
Not really sure if that's possible.
Use a root browser and go to Dev/block/platform/soc/1da4000.ufshc/by-name and you will see a file named LOGO that is your logo.bin file. Copy and paste somewhere else. From there I have no idea lol Though I will do some research in the AM to see if it is at all possible
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Lol okay!