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Share Folder on 4.3

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Hello to anyone! This is only one 100% working app on android 4.3 from out of box, that i find.
Early i used https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.funkyfresh.samba, but it wont work on my new nexus FHD
This is one-click free (no cost) app to share folder
This App make folder from android read and write from any PC,Phones,etc and you do need configuration or usb cable
i tested many other apps like - wifi web server,ftp,sshd and any other - and this is app just work on 4.3 android and start share at boot!
need root

..:: [Portable Tool For Easy Debloating - For ROM Developers] ::..

Why I made this portable tool is, a couple of weeks before I started to make a custom rom for note 3 neo and it contains 172 bloatware to remove for me it seems very painful to delete all of the by searching its name.This app is mainly for rom developers, and ofcource you can use it for any purposes
for ex. bloats inside /system/app or /system/priv-app​
HOW IT WORKS​
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DOWNLOAD LINK​ROM_APP_REMOVER​
Try it, Your suggestions are much appreciated ​

TESTED IN - WINDOWS XP / 7
Need .NET Framework 3.5

[Q] GT-S5360 Android 4-4-4 KitKat Tutorial: Drivers and Help Needed

Sorry, wrong forum: can't delete
Reposted here
I've successfully installed the LiquidSmooth ROM on my Kindle Fire HD, so now I'm keen to update my Samsung Galaxy Y GT-S5360.
I've read this tutorial, which seems to be written for my level (newbie). However, when I switch my S5360 into USB Debugging Mode, Windows 7 64-bit can't find the drivers; Device Manager shows this:
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It needs drivers for BCM21553-Thunderbird, CDC Abstract Control Model (ACM), and CDC ACM Data
Any suggestions?
Also, any comments on the above tutorial?
I'm doing it on a spare phone first, but I will need to backup my real one.

Extract and open boot.img on Android 5.1.1

I have a Galaxy s4 R970, running cm12.1 on Android 5.1.1. And I want to open the boot.img file on my phone (don't have a computer currently) so I can edit the kernel to allow overclocking.
This will be my first attempt editing a kernel, but I need to expand my horizons.
So, the issue I have currently is a PIE error in terminal trying to open the boot.img using unmkbootimg command. (some older utilities) found here (http://forum.xda-developers.com/general/rooting-roms/how-to-guide-extract-boot-img-android-t3114380)
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Although, I DO also have a rooted galaxy s aviator running jb, I would like to try to avoid using it as much as possible.
Any and all help is greatly appreciated!

Arch Linux on OnePlus X

Here some screenshot with Arch Linux running on my OnePlus X:
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In this theme on my site are listed used tools. There are short video, also.
It is just not big test. I do not plan to develop this theme further. But, maybe, it will be interesting to someone.

Man that's just awesome!

RJDTWO, thank you, buddy. Thanks all.
It is also possible to access, for example by WiFi, to personally configured Arch inside container in OnePlus X, from any host system, certainly. I use X2Go for this.

That's wonderful. Subscribed...for future use/tinkering/beta testing...
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