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Andrizoid's Linux Deodex Kitchen V4
This has been an ongoing project for a while now.
Since all the other deodexers are windows .bat scripts, i decided to make one for those of us on Ubuntu/Mac/etc
Extract to your desktop and check the README file for full instructions and more information.
Changelog
V4
Fixed some of the code, added the optional make-rom.sh which adds the freshly de-odexed files to the original rom and signs it making it ready to flash.
V3
Everything is fully automated, and will deodex the whole rom rather than one file at a time. Smali and Baksmali version updated to 1.2.3
V2
Added setup.sh to make things easier.
V1
Original script.
Love me or hate me, its a great little setup. It can be used with any rom on any device.
Interesting
Sounds interesting. I'll have to play with it this weekend.
I hope the drama is settled down now... I get enough when my wife watches "real housewives"
theres a few issues, it only de-odexes apk WELL for now. for the framework files it gets kind tricky. ill work on it a bit when i get some time.
I've been looking over your source code, I notice few lines could use simple shortcuts, for example
Code:
/home/ken/deodex-kitchen
you can change that to
Code:
~/deodex-kitchen
~ will tell shell to use current user's home directory, just make it more universal for anyone to use. Just my 2 cents.
it even work with cd, cp, mv, mkdir commands, ~ is very handy, and save you from having to type in full path.
firestrife23 said:
I've been looking over your source code, I notice few lines could use simple shortcuts, for example
Code:
/home/ken/deodex-kitchen
you can change that to
Code:
~/deodex-kitchen
~ will tell shell to use current user's home directory, just make it more universal for anyone to use. Just my 2 cents.
it even work with cd, cp, mv, mkdir commands, ~ is very handy, and save you from having to type in full path.
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ya, a lot of the code could be cleaned up but thats the very basic version. i put it together to help build my rom, i got it working enough to do that and kinda forgot about it. i need to clean it up and put out another verison
too many projects at once haha.
found few bugs with your make-rom.sh script, on last couples of lines starting with rm will fail, because you forgot to add cd to rom-output and your script also left framework-res.apk at root of rom-output folder which should be moved to /system/framework
in your readme file, you forgot to add a step to run setup.sh script before de-odexing apk/jar files.
firestrife23 said:
found few bugs with your make-rom.sh script, on last couples of lines starting with rm will fail, because you forgot to add cd to rom-output and your script also left framework-res.apk at root of rom-output folder which should be moved to /system/framework
in your readme file, you forgot to add a step to run setup.sh script before de-odexing apk/jar files.
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ya when i used it i made some heavy modifications to it before i got a rom to boot. i need to update this thing but ive got a few other projects im the making.
not enough people seemed interested in this to make it my priority
Andrizoid said:
ya when i used it i made some heavy modifications to it before i got a rom to boot. i need to update this thing but ive got a few other projects im the making.
not enough people seemed interested in this to make it my priority
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I use Ubuntu, and your script fit the bill and spare me from having to reboot into windoze to use their crappy batch files. Of course your hands is all tied up with other projects, however I'll be watching this tread once you get around to updating this. Just keep bring out the great stuff!
I like people like you that make contribute back to community such as this valuable tools, unlike other developers which pretty much rather keep it to themselves (I won't list their names here, and not trying to start a flame-war) as the rest of first time ROM cooker have to figure it out the hard way.
I've just been pointed to this thread while looking for a way to deodex
the link works still, but the file has been deleted by Rapidshare, "due to inactivity"
Any chance of it being uploaded again please?
lew247 said:
I've just been pointed to this thread while looking for a way to deodex
the link works still, but the file has been deleted by Rapidshare, "due to inactivity"
Any chance of it being uploaded again please?
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why not just use dsixda's kitchen?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=633246
then you'll also have just about everything you need (not just a deodex-er)
plus, don't think you'll get any "support" on this anymore... whereas, with dsixda's kitchen, you'll have LOTS of support for quite a while
firestrife23 said:
I've been looking over your source code, I notice few lines could use simple shortcuts, for example
Code:
/home/ken/deodex-kitchen
you can change that to
Code:
~/deodex-kitchen
~ will tell shell to use current user's home directory, just make it more universal for anyone to use. Just my 2 cents.
it even work with cd, cp, mv, mkdir commands, ~ is very handy, and save you from having to type in full path.
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Use $HOME instead of ~. ~ doesn't always refer to the home directory.
I can help you with the need to rename $path in the script before it will work are you interested?
Upload to mediafire please.
Trent said:
Upload to mediafire please.
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Double that. Please do this, since Multiupload has been closed.
As I'm sure you realise (considering you've clicked on this thread), hastarin's new kernels do not enable undervolting by default.
After struggling to work out how to undervolt the kernel and asking for unforthcoming help in so many places, eventually a chap called tyween helped me out.
Here is a script which you can run to enable undervolting. Bear in mind that the settings revert to normal every time android restarts, which means you need to do this every time you reset your phone
If you need a faster way of running the scripts than a terminal, there is a program called SL4A which provides a GUI:
http://code.google.com/p/android-scripting/
init.d script
Assuming the rom you use supports init.d scripts, why wouldn't you just write a init.d script and place it in the \system\etc\init.d\ folder? No need re-run scripts every time you restart.
2000impreza said:
Assuming the rom you use supports init.d scripts, why wouldn't you just write a init.d script and place it in the \system\etc\init.d\ folder? No need re-run scripts every time you restart.
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Maybe because I don't know how to :S lol.
If you do, then I'm sure it would help a lot of people including me if you posted some instructions.
(whenever I wrote a script in notepad and transferred it to my phone it didn't work, I had to write the script from scratch in that SL4A program. This is one factor which made experimentation much more difficult)
I've always used notepad++ to write simple scripts. Never used regular notepad for scripts before.
http://notepad-plus-plus.org/
I copied and pasted your undervolt script into the file. You should be able to use notepad++ to open and edit the voltages.
Copy the script to the following folder:
1.
\sdcard\android\root\system\etc\init.d\
or, if the rom does not have root folder support
2.
\system\etc\init.d\
pkchips said:
(whenever I wrote a script in notepad and transferred it to my phone it didn't work, I had to write the script from scratch in that SL4A program. This is one factor which made experimentation much more difficult)
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Notepad sucks (the worst part of Windows 7) - it ends each line with Carriage Return and Line Feed (ASCII 13 + 10). Linux shells are usually thrown off by this, as they expect only line feed (ASCII 10).
I recommend you use Notepad++ always (you'll find it standalone, or in both PortableApps and LiberKey). If the status bar at the bottom shows "DOS", you can convert the line endings to UNIX.
2000impreza said:
I've always used notepad++ to write simple scripts. Never used regular notepad for scripts before.
http://notepad-plus-plus.org/
I copied and pasted your undervolt script into the file. You should be able to use notepad++ to open and edit the voltages.
Copy the script to the following folder:
1.
\sdcard\android\root\system\etc\init.d\
or, if the rom does not have root folder support
2.
\system\etc\init.d\
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no root folder on sdcard and trying to paste this file into init.d folder doesn't work, never shows up after tryng to move the file (doesn't move from sdcard where am trying to transfer it over), any ideas?
technocat said:
no root folder on sdcard and trying to paste this file into init.d folder doesn't work, never shows up after tryng to move the file (doesn't move from sdcard where am trying to transfer it over), any ideas?
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You can use ADB (which is part of the Android Developer Kit.
You need root access and then use ADB PUSH <sourceloc/file> </system/etc/init.d/filename>
This move the file to system memory.
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....
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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.
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.
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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.
This is a script that I wrote to download and install apktool and place it in the right directory while setting the needed permissions. Hope it helps you like it has me. I got tired of manually typing in the commands and such every time I installed linux.
Treken said:
This is a script that I wrote to download and install apktool and place it in the right directory while setting the needed permissions. Hope it helps you like it has me. I got tired of manually typing in the commands and such every time I installed linux.
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anyway you can make one for APKmanager?
I have made the script and will post a separate tread for it.