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Hi All,
I tried to find a topic for this but couldnt. if you have seen this thing being discussed before, please just guide me there.
Ok, here's the thing:
I have a samsung Galaxy S I9000. I want to flash a Pure, Unmodified, untouched, plain gingerbread onto it. i dont want any of the samsung applications, modifications or anything by samsung. the same concept that a Motorola Xoom is using. no additional modification to whatever google gave out.
1. It it possible?
2. If so, which ROM will do the trick?
Many thanks in Advance
afkra said:
Hi All,
I tried to find a topic for this but couldnt. if you have seen this thing being discussed before, please just guide me there.
Ok, here's the thing:
I have a samsung Galaxy S I9000. I want to flash a Pure, Unmodified, untouched, plain gingerbread onto it. i dont want any of the samsung applications, modifications or anything by samsung. the same concept that a Motorola Xoom is using. no additional modification to whatever google gave out.
1. It it possible?
2. If so, which ROM will do the trick?
Many thanks in Advance
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Closest what you can get is CM7 I guess? (am using it too) http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1061946
Or there was something about SUPERAOSP rom >> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1119075&highlight=SUPERAOSP which I dont know
Yep, CM7 is closest to stock-Android, so you should choose this ROM.
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Thanks, ill try CM7.
basically i want the simplest ROM with the minimum preloaded functions. i will install whatever i want myself.
Why don't you install a stock gb of any kind, get titanium from market, then manually uninstall whatever you don't like, ect Sams bloat wares
EDB v1 Talon 0.2.2 oc1.2ghz BAT ThunderBolt
okpc said:
Why don't you install a stock gb of any kind, get titanium from market, then manually uninstall whatever you don't like, ect Sams bloat wares
EDB v1 Talon 0.2.2 oc1.2ghz BAT ThunderBolt
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I guess because it wont be AOSP (kinda not even close)? Also cuz samsung does not just install bloatware(amongst other stuffs), but also unistalls/disables some functionality?
Just me guessing there
Touchwiz is 'hidden' deeper in system too. And the CM7-crew wants to get rid of this and just use stock-Android and CM7-features. In ny opininon it's the best ROM of all.
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Lunchbox115 said:
Touchwiz is 'hidden' deeper in system too. And the CM7-crew wants to get rid of this and just use stock-Android and CM7-features. In ny opininon it's the best ROM of all.
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amin to that brother
I use miui the newest 1.6.24 really stable and doesnt come with crap fully customizable to however u want even got firewall stock so u can block anything u want from acessing the internet looks awesome just stock
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Installing a non-stock OS such as this means you must install apps for operating the Camera, Video, Email, and even for accessing the external SD card, correct?
Hi all,
Is there a way do install the stock (on-screen) keyboard on a custom ROM? I'm thinking about flashing my device with the latest CM10 ROM, but I really like ASUS' own keyboard.
So, has anyone an idea how to extract the keyboard; already has it; ported it; or anything at all that might help?
Cheers
I would really like this too, bump.
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I'm just thinking out loud. If you were to root the tablet, couldn't you pull the ASUS keyboard apk from the tab, and then push it back after you've installed your custom ROM?
Or, I'm trying out Apps2Zip on my Galaxy S3 (gt-i9300) and perhaps you could use that to flash the keyboard back onto the tablet.
I'm not in the mood of flashing a custom ROM to the tablet and finding out that it wont work..
You need to be rooted get the apk some lib files and a few modules i believe
mrevankyle said:
You need to be rooted get the apk some lib files and a few modules i believe
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Well, I got root. And I've used App2Zip to extract the apk. How would I know which libs and modules I would use?
Flashable zip file
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=23520589
It doesnt work on eos jb rom... I'm getting fc's all the time
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ganirg said:
It doesnt work on eos jb rom... I'm getting fc's all the time
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me too i hope for proper JB version
miHah said:
me too i hope for proper JB version
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Yeah, same here..
Same here! I'd like to have my ASUS Keyboard back. The common Android Keyboards are so f*cking ugly... also the Layout sucks azz. Can't find any similar on in the store. I'd even pay up to 2$ for it, if it's stable and nais!
The One provided here keeps looping in FCs...
I know it's for PRIME, but testing it won't hurt
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=33316574
Use AOSP ICS Keyboard in Jelly Bean
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I just flashed my N10 with Custom ROM CM10.1 but I realized I don't like it that much.
My N10 is rooted, and I do not know how to roll back to the stock rom because I forget to do a full backup. Please help, im running on 4.2.2
Thank you! I just want to roll back
Tim
Google search for factory image for Nexus 10. Or install a stock rooted 4.2.2 ROM from the development section, or try out other ROMs and see if you like them better.
I dont really understand though how you dont like CM10.1, it is the same as stock but with a couple more features and bugfixes. What could you possibly not like about it?
Just check out the sticky threads on the nexus 10 general forum. They have a thread with stock roms.
However my suggestion would be to try out more custom roms. They too are available on a sticky thread. Specially the vanilla rootbox one which is working great for me.
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Those who help noobs go to heaven. True story.
Try using carbon ROM and Trinity kernel I have that set up on my N10 and my N4 and both devices smoke man they are fast as hell....try rasbean too all of this is in the nexus 10 original development section ......if your looking for close to stock as possible try mmuzzy ROM its stock with performance enhancements ....don't fret man that's the best part flashing different ROMs and kernels to suit you best man :cyclops:
I suggest using AOKP Pub with the Trinity Kernel. Awesome combination, super smooth, good battery life and nice performance - plus a ton of options for customization
agreed with anazei
D-X69 said:
I just flashed my N10 with Custom ROM CM10.1 but I realized I don't like it that much.
My N10 is rooted, and I do not know how to roll back to the stock rom because I forget to do a full backup. Please help, im running on 4.2.2
Thank you! I just want to roll back
Tim
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Take a deep breath man. When I saw this thread I thought you dropped it in the toilet or something. LOL Not a big deal, it is easy to go back. If your head is spinning because of all the different options available in CM play around with it for a few days, it will grow on you.
Take it easy buddy. There is a tons of stuff that you could do with your rooted nexus.
xxxGiantxxx said:
Take it easy buddy. There is a tons of stuff that you could do with your rooted nexus.
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He just wants to go back to stock. I don't think he wants to unroot.
Or at the very least he does not know that you can be rooted and on stock.
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brees75 said:
Take a deep breath man. When I saw this thread I thought you dropped it in the toilet or something. LOL Not a big deal, it is easy to go back. If your head is spinning because of all the different options available in CM play around with it for a few days, it will grow on you.
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Well, the reason I do not like about the CM10.1 and most custom ROMs is that it doesnt support google play store and also it lacks the google pinyin(input method)which comes default on the nexus 10 and the google pinyin i download on the official site is way different than the default built-in one.
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Nobody would use custom ROMs if they couldn't use the play store also you can pull the pinyin apk and install it to any custom rom
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iamikon said:
Nobody would use custom ROMs if they couldn't use the play store also you can pull the pinyin apk and install it to any custom rom
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oh really? I tried installing the playstore but it doesnt seem to open.And the pinyin apk is different from the one built-in 4.22
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D-X69 said:
oh really? I tried installing the playstore but it doesnt seem to open.And the pinyin apk is different from the one built-in 4.22
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Are you flashing the latest Google apps zip after you flash the ROM?
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U probably did not flash gapps
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malikalhaji said:
U probably did not flash gapps
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Well the reason Id want to flash back to my stock rom was because when I tried flashing gapps I cant get into rcovery mode i kept getting a dead android with exclaimation mark.
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Then you have a corrupt download or something weird. Most ROM's need to flash a gapps package after the ROM gets flashed so you have the official Google apps like the play store. There are one or two ROMs with these apps built in but the "proper" way is to separate the apps into the different installs. Though if you use a ROM with an Aroma installer, I have always seen gapps get flashed as a part of that. Mr.Robinson's AOKP PUB is a good example of that.
Also in regards to pinyin you would have to flash to stock/rooted use something like es file explorer goto /system/apps copy the pinyin apk to your normal storage(virtual sdcard) then you can flash whatever you want and copy that apk back to /system/app set permissions to read write read read and maybe reboot. You should then have the one you want working.
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I seem to like the stock ROM the best but would love to be able to theme it a little... specifically like the soft key color, always on menu key, time color, battery icon... could I pull the systemui.apk from a ROM uninstall the stock rename it to .bak place the one pulled from the ROM where it goes install that one and be able to accomplish what I'm looking to do? What would be the best way to do so if not without buying an app that does what I seek...
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ezknives said:
I seem to like the stock ROM the best but would love to be able to theme it a little... specifically like the soft key color, always on menu key, time color, battery icon... could I pull the systemui.apk from a ROM uninstall the stock rename it to .bak place the one pulled from the ROM where it goes install that one and be able to accomplish what I'm looking to do? What would be the best way to do so if not without buying an app that does what I seek...
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if you're looking for some mods, then these work on stock 4.1.2:
http://www.droidrzr.com/index.php/topic/18798-deadrage-mods/
jco23 said:
if you're looking for some mods, then these work on stock 4.1.2:
http://www.droidrzr.com/index.php/topic/18798-deadrage-mods/
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Looks promising.... when I get a charged battery I'll give it a shot... thank you kindly for the prompt reply...
Edit... that didn't work... systemui kept crashing...
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So... if I take this http://www.droidrzr.com/index.php?/topic/19889-[BASE-ROM]-VZW_XT907_4.1.2-9.8.1Q-66-1- base ROM pull the systemui.apk and replace it with say the systemui.apk pulled from a cm ROM, zip it, and flash it will it have the features I seek on a stock ROM... I've been trying to read up on how to build a ROM but all the links I come across are outdated. .. none the less I'm going to figure it out I hope... if anyone could point me to a good "how to" on building ROMs with a win 7 machine I would be very greatful everything I find say I need a Mac or Linux machine... thank you kindly for your time...
Mmmk well that didn't work failed when flashing...
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Hey all--please bear w me as I've been busy with work all year and have not been able to get back on xda since "Jellybean days". Now I've flashed a KK rom & I'm really not digging Hangouts as my default SMS app, so I'm nandroiding back to 4.3
Question: Is there any way I can use 7-zip to put mms.apk into my rom zip before flashing it? Can I set mms.apk as my default messaging app that way? This is the only thing keeping me from upgrading to 4.4 currently so I'd appreciate the info
sspyed said:
Hey all--please bear w me as I've been busy with work all year and have not been able to get back on xda since "Jellybean days". Now I've flashed a KK rom & I'm really not digging Hangouts as my default SMS app, so I'm nandroiding back to 4.3
Question: Is there any way I can use 7-zip to put mms.apk into my rom zip before flashing it? Can I set mms.apk as my default messaging app that way? This is the only thing keeping me from upgrading to 4.4 currently so I'd appreciate the info
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You can change your default messaging app by going to settings>more>default SMS app. Kitkat for the N4 comes with a water downed version of the previous messaging app. You can install a different one and set it as default as long as it has the proper permissions to run on Kitkat.
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sspyed said:
Hey all--please bear w me as I've been busy with work all year and have not been able to get back on xda since "Jellybean days". Now I've flashed a KK rom & I'm really not digging Hangouts as my default SMS app, so I'm nandroiding back to 4.3
Question: Is there any way I can use 7-zip to put mms.apk into my rom zip before flashing it? Can I set mms.apk as my default messaging app that way? This is the only thing keeping me from upgrading to 4.4 currently so I'd appreciate the info
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the mms app isn't removed, wtf are you talking about?its still there on 4.4.2
crozbomb said:
the mms app isn't removed, wtf are you talking about?its still there on 4.4.2
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Uh... It's removed on stock Android.
You should be able to install the old one if you really don't like hangouts.
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korockinout13 said:
Uh... It's removed on stock Android.
You should be able to install the old one if you really don't like hangouts.
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It isn't removed on the N4.
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