how to make a flashable zip for galaxy y? thanks ;D
Use this sample flasher http://db.tt/Aw7q8qSf
there is a tutorial by kurotsugi about making flashable zips and edifier scripts,
please use the search function next time,
you can easily find it in the general section
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Since theres dumb rule that i cant write in dev topic im asking here: How i can install apps/ android market if theres no file manager added in this ROM? Can somebody ask about it on http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1625638
TY for your time
Hi everyone. My respect to all xda developers. As I can't post this thread in developers section I have to post it here. I am new in android but not in computing. Simple I export an apk with tasker wich changes the permissions of /dev/exynos-mem file to 666 on camera apps start and back to 600 on camera apps stop. Both .apk and .xml included in .zip file. I also want to ask developers , expecially Chainfire can it be usefull is some ways? Please report. Thanks.
Someone send me the backup of any customized rom or kernel. Because i don' t know how to install myself
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just read the guide of the custom rom you want there is all what u need and when u know how to restore a nandroid than u know how to flash an custom rom or cant u read?
the other thing is that u have posted in wrong section.
edit:thread reported.
OP, this is a great example of how lazy humans are becoming. If you are too lazy to search, read and learn then you do not belong on XDA.
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Hey,
Maybe a stupid question, but I can't find the answer.
I created an application, I have some images res/drawable-...
I can create an apk, ready for release and I can install it on my phone.
When I open the apk (with winzip for example), I can see the folder "res" and all the images. I can extract these images on my computer and see them.
Are images not "compiled" or "compressed" ?
When I look here: http://developer.android.com/tools/building/index.html, I think with "aapt", the resources are compiled.
But not in my case. What am I missing ?
Thanks
ps: when I check "yes this thread is a question", I have this message "This is not a Q&A forum. By posting questions in this forum you are breaking the forum rules." But I'm in Coding Discussion, Q&A, and Educational Resources > Java for Android App Development
That's normal.
An apk file is an archieve like zip files. So everything is just compressed.
As far as I know, aapt just compiles resources written in xml (like layouts or menus) and creates all necessary IDs.
If you want to hide the images, you can try this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11735198/how-to-hide-images-of-apk
And it is the right forum. It's a bit confusing, I know.
Thanks you for your answer.
Good to know that.
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Can someone Post a link to download Deoxed DXFL Stock Rom Of galaxy y. Can't find in google.
Thank you.
wrong section , you should ask here > http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-y/help
Mathewjoyv said:
Can someone Post a link to download Deoxed DXFL Stock Rom Of galaxy y. Can't find in google.
Thank you.
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This is a question and so should be posted in the question and answer section
The dev section is for posting roms/kernels and other development projects
Edit thread moved
To answer your question
It would be much quicker and easier to download the firmware from my firmware thread
You then have two options
1 - Extract the firmware to get the system folder (guide in my signature) then load it into android kitchen & deodex it then create a custom rom zip
2 - Flash the firmware and use a tool to deodex on the fly - I'm sure you can search and find some tool for this
It becomes much quicker if you learn to do things yourself - once you have the environment setup option one would take me about 15 mins
Is your Thread Deoxed?
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No - read my above post and deodex the firmware yourself using method 1 or 2
Please don't ask me for a step by step guide as Iv already told you my guide for extracting the system folder from stock firmware is in my signature and there are plenty of guides for Android kitchen if you search