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install programs into my magic

please some body tell me
how can i install any program in my magic
i can put source file into external memory
but can't find any explorer to fine this source file and install it
how can i do?

3 options:
1) Use the market to load a file manager that has the install feature. These will let you browse your sdcard and install apk files from there. Astro is a very popular file manager.
2) Install via adb and your pc.
3) Install via a terminal app using Linux commands.

Install program into my Magic
bjtheone said:
3 options:
1) Use the market to load a file manager that has the install feature. These will let you browse your sdcard and install apk files from there. Astro is a very popular file manager.
2) Install via adb and your pc.
3) Install via a terminal app using Linux commands.
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I have downloaded the Astro apk file onto my Notebook. How do I install via adb and my pc?

Android is really great, but there a few points of Android ownership that are a bit of a pain... one of which is installing APKs on your device. Enter installAPK!
What it does
installAPK is currently for Windows only. After installation on your machine, you can double click APK files to install them on your USB attached android device. Simple as that!
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"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
Where do I get it?
Download the install EXE here - Setup.installAPK.EXE ( 785.37K )
If you are prompted for USB drivers when you connect your device, you can get those here - usbdriver.zip ( 3.14MB )
source: android.modaco.com​

glazeus said:
Android is really great, but there a few points of Android ownership that are a bit of a pain... one of which is installing APKs on your device. Enter installAPK!
What it does
installAPK is currently for Windows only. After installation on your machine, you can double click APK files to install them on your USB attached android device. Simple as that!
Where do I get it?
Download the install EXE here - Setup.installAPK.EXE ( 785.37K )
If you are prompted for USB drivers when you connect your device, you can get those here - usbdriver.zip ( 3.14MB )
source: android.modaco.com​
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Many thx glazeus for your post and the downloads links. Will do as posted by you.

you are welcome!

glazeus said:
you are welcome!
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Hi glazeus,
I downloaded the usbdriver.zip file. I unzipped this file and extracted the wdfCoInstaller01......file into my Magic SD card. When I clicked on this file. it says "Windows cannot open this file", eh? What am I to do?

if none of the above works
just download eoe app installer from the market. whack the apk files onto your sd card (doesn't matter where) and when you run eoe it'll bring them up in a list.
long click > install

Re: Install programs into my Magic
Alphabet Soap said:
just download eoe app installer from the market. whack the apk files onto your sd card (doesn't matter where) and when you run eoe it'll bring them up in a list.
long click > install
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Sigh......... my Magic cannot access Android Market as it landed with the perfect SPL HBOOT-1.7.0007 (SAPP10000).
Anyway, many thx for showing me the way.

mout2u said:
I downloaded the usbdriver.zip file. I unzipped this file and extracted the wdfCoInstaller01......
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Have you download and installed Setup.installAPK.EXE on your PC?
mout2u said:
..file into my Magic SD card.
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you shouldn't do this, just doubl click on your PC
mout2u said:
When I clicked on this file. it says "Windows cannot open this file", eh? What am I to do?
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Did you try to open *.apk file?

Install programs into my Magic
glazeus said:
Have you download and installed Setup.installAPK.EXE on your PC?
Yes I have.
you shouldn't do this, just doubl click on your PC
You mean that I should unzip the USB Driver zip file on my laptop? Which file shld I double click?
Did you try to open *.apk file?
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Where is this file found?
Sorry if my response does not make sense cause I am a noob. Please guide me.
Many thx glazeus

look screenshot on my answer (post #4)
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P.S: I can't create links "To prevent spam to the forums, new users are not permitted to post outside links in their messages. All new user accounts will be verified by moderators before this restriction is removed."

Install programs into my Magic
glazeus said:
look screenshot on my answer (post #4)
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P.S: I can't create links "To prevent spam to the forums, new users are not permitted to post outside links in their messages. All new user accounts will be verified by moderators before this restriction is removed."
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I had referred back to your post #4. Will try to re-do the steps.
Thx galzeus.
In your P.S, maybe you can send me a PM?

Restoring Samsung lock screen in Cognition

Hello, just wondering how I could restore the stock samsung lock screen (with the puzzle pieces). I'm on cognition beta 5. I have titanium backups that likely have samsung's stock lock screen (was running 2.2 leak previously) - any ideas?
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I897 using XDA App

i just searched for "lock screen" in the cognition thread and found it
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=8537704&postcount=2356

bryman27 said:
i just searched for "lock screen" in the cognition thread and found it
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=8537704&postcount=2356
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Yep, I have done that twice and works great!!!

Sorry guys, I had searched the cognition thread but perhaps not as awesomely/thoroughly as you had.
I am not one to bother posting and waiting for an answer when I can find it through a simple search. Looks like I didn't use the system correctly this time. Thanks for humoring me anyway and including the relevant search result.
Yours in humble and eternal magisterial grace in the name of the LORD Zeus,
Elgo
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I897 using XDA App

Quick question--is that the Eclair or Froyo lockscreen? Let me rephrase that--do you have to pull the lockscreen one inch, or like 3 inches? Are there any other differences between the 2.1 and 2.2 lockscreens other than the increase in distance that you have to drag the screen?

j1mb34m said:
Quick question--is that the Eclair or Froyo lockscreen? Let me rephrase that--do you have to pull the lockscreen one inch, or like 3 inches? Are there any other differences between the 2.1 and 2.2 lockscreens other than the increase in distance that you have to drag the screen?
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My guess is that it's the froyo one.
I don't know if it would cause issues or not but you could probably get the eclair version from the JH2/3/7 threads

Stock Lockscreen
pilot_xphile said:
Yep, I have done that twice and works great!!!
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It says to put it in your /system/framework folder... anybody that can tell me where this is located would be greatly appreciatedd..

Nuqqets said:
It says to put it in your /system/framework folder... anybody that can tell me where this is located would be greatly appreciatedd..
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It's on your phone
before you use adb you should read all of this
If you have the file on your computer, then you can use adb to push it to your phone.
In this particular case the commands would be: (replace path to android.policy.odex with the actual path to the android.policy.odex file on your computer)
adb push "path to android.policy.odex" /system/framework/android.policy.odex
chmod 644 /system/framework/android.policy.odex
Or you could just use root explorer.

bryman27 said:
It's on your phone
before you use adb you should read all of this
If you have the file on your computer, then you can use adb to push it to your phone.
In this particular case the commands would be: (replace path to android.policy.odex with the actual path to the android.policy.odex file on your computer)
adb push "path to android.policy.odex" /system/framework/android.policy.odex
chmod 644 /system/framework/android.policy.odex
Or you could just use root explorer.
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Haha. I am so losst :\.
can yu please explain how to do it step by step ?

Nuqqets said:
Haha. I am so losst :\.
can yu please explain how to do it step by step ?
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First, just to be extra sure you know exactly what this is, this will make your lockscreen look like this:
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
So, if your phone already looks like that, then don't mess with this.
Now, since you sound confused, I'm going to recommend you spend the $4 on "root explorer" (it's in the market, just search for it) and do this the easy way.
1. Normally this step would be to root your phone, but if you don't have this already then you are certainly already rooted. (if you are rooted there will be an app on your phone called "superuser")
1.5. download the android.policy.odex file to your phone, either through usb or just download it straight to your phone
2. download root explorer if you have not already
3. open root explorer
4. tap on "allow" when superuser pops up (if you have opened root explorer before then this will likely not happen, if you are not rooted a message will pop saying to restart the app)
5. scroll down to sdcard and choose it then look for the android.policy.odex file
6. tap and hold on that, then choose copy
7. press the back button and then scroll down to system and choose it
8. then choose framework
9. then choose "paste" at the bottom of the screen
10. then choose yes to overwrite the old file
11. then tap and hold on "android.policy.odex" and choose permissions
12. then check all the boxes in the left column (read) and only the first box in the middle column (write) and none of the boxes in the right column (execute)
13. choose ok
14. turn your phone off and then back on
15. enjoy

bryman27 said:
First, just to be extra sure you know exactly what this is, this will make your lockscreen look like this:
So, if your phone already looks like that, then don't mess with this.
Now, since you sound confused, I'm going to recommend you spend the $4 on "root explorer" (it's in the market, just search for it) and do this the easy way.
1. Normally this step would be to root your phone, but if you don't have this already then you are certainly already rooted. (if you are rooted there will be an app on your phone called "superuser")
1.5. download the android.policy.odex file to your phone, either through usb or just download it straight to your phone
2. download root explorer if you have not already
3. open root explorer
4. tap on "allow" when superuser pops up (if you have opened root explorer before then this will likely not happen, if you are not rooted a message will pop saying to restart the app)
5. scroll down to sdcard and choose it then look for the android.policy.odex file
6. tap and hold on that, then choose copy
7. press the back button and then scroll down to system and choose it
8. then choose framework
9. then choose "paste" at the bottom of the screen
10. then choose yes to overwrite the old file
11. then tap and hold on "android.policy.odex" and choose permissions
12. then check all the boxes in the left column (read) and only the first box in the middle column (write) and none of the boxes in the right column (execute)
13. choose ok
14. turn your phone off and then back on
15. enjoy
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THANK YOU SO MUCHHHH!. Its people like you that make this site so great ! Willing to help a fellow android member out . I greatly appreciate the very detailed and accurate steps and instructions you gave me. Respect.

bryman27 said:
First, just to be extra sure you know exactly what this is, this will make your lockscreen look like this:
So, if your phone already looks like that, then don't mess with this.
Now, since you sound confused, I'm going to recommend you spend the $4 on "root explorer" (it's in the market, just search for it) and do this the easy way.
1. Normally this step would be to root your phone, but if you don't have this already then you are certainly already rooted. (if you are rooted there will be an app on your phone called "superuser")
1.5. download the android.policy.odex file to your phone, either through usb or just download it straight to your phone
2. download root explorer if you have not already
3. open root explorer
4. tap on "allow" when superuser pops up (if you have opened root explorer before then this will likely not happen, if you are not rooted a message will pop saying to restart the app)
5. scroll down to sdcard and choose it then look for the android.policy.odex file
6. tap and hold on that, then choose copy
7. press the back button and then scroll down to system and choose it
8. then choose framework
9. then choose "paste" at the bottom of the screen
10. then choose yes to overwrite the old file
11. then tap and hold on "android.policy.odex" and choose permissions
12. then check all the boxes in the left column (read) and only the first box in the middle column (write) and none of the boxes in the right column (execute)
13. choose ok
14. turn your phone off and then back on
15. enjoy
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im using cognition b8 and in the framework folder their is no android.policy.odex but their is an android.policy.jar ? should i change the extension of the downloaded file to .jar or is their a different file available

Evan269 said:
im using cognition b8 and in the framework folder their is no android.policy.odex but their is an android.policy.jar ? should i change the extension of the downloaded file to .jar or is their a different file available
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No, do not change the extension. You need a different file.
try this one: link removed, read below
it's from the I897UCJJ4-Optimized ROM.

Aww ..
I used Cognition 2.3B6
Changed the .jar file using root explorer as mentioned by bryman27.
Now phone stuck in a looping reboot ..
Few vibration den all the button not working .
Newbie here.
What to do ?

Nagashiro said:
Aww ..
I used Cognition 2.3B6
Changed the .jar file using root explorer as mentioned by bryman27.
Now phone stuck in a looping reboot ..
Few vibration den all the button not working .
Newbie here.
What to do ?
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follow the instructions here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=731989
this will take you back to how your phone was when you got it

bryman27 said:
No, do not change the extension. You need a different file.
try this one: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4516127/android.policy.jar
it's from the I897UCJJ4-Optimized ROM.
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yo that file messed up my device

Evan269 said:
yo that file messed up my device
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Aw man!
So sorry I'll remove the link, try the one-click I linked to and ask someone in the Cognition thread about the samsung lock

bryman27 said:
Aw man!
So sorry I'll remove the link, try the one-click I linked to and ask someone in the Cognition thread about the samsung lock
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yaah i restored through heimdall (im a mac user) its fine and yes please remove the link so people do not continue to try and mess up their devices

So is there a way to do this then? I really like b8, but would like it more with the samsung lock screen.
Last night I was able to get the launcher working but when I tried using a couple different sources for the lock screen I ended up stuck in a boot loop.
A solution for this would be greatly appreciated.

thanks to mdoctor for posting instructions in the Cog forum!
here's the Samsung lock screen for Cognition 2.3b8:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4516127/android.policy.jar
I tested it myself to make sure we don't have a repeat of the last incident.
For anyone who's interested, this file came from Cognition 2.3b4

[DUMP] Requesting one for dev purposes

While my LG Black doesn't arrive I don't have a way to toy around with it since KDZ files come with a WDB inside (which can't be unpacked) unlike the DZ file used before.
That being said, can anyone get me a nandroid .img files?
In practice I only need boot.img and system.img but I'm a bit curious about the rest so I'd appreciate if anyone could zip them all, upload them somewhere (multiupload.com) and post here the link.
For a nandroid backup, you need cwm installed (follow the tutorial in this section), then you just need to boot into the custom recovery (use AnReboot for example) and pick backup. Afterwards, you can find the backup files in internal or external sdcard on /clockworkmod.
Thanks.

Noejn said:
While my LG Black doesn't arrive I don't have a way to toy around with it since KDZ files come with a WDB inside (which can't be unpacked) unlike the DZ file used before.
That being said, can anyone get me a nandroid .img files?
In practice I only need boot.img and system.img but I'm a bit curious about the rest so I'd appreciate if anyone could zip them all, upload them somewhere (multiupload.com) and post here the link.
For a nandroid backup, you need cwm installed (follow the tutorial in this section), then you just need to boot into the custom recovery (use AnReboot for example) and pick backup. Afterwards, you can find the backup files in internal or external sdcard on /clockworkmod.
Thanks.
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I did a nandroid backup back in 23th June, but system.img is 364MB. I don't think I can upload it "soon", but I'll try while someone else does.

antonio1475 said:
I did a nandroid backup back in 23th June, but system.img is 364MB. I don't think I can upload it "soon", but I'll try while someone else does.
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Sorry, 3 and a half hours collapsing my internet... I just can't. But I hope someone does.

Yes I‘m going to upload it today just give me one or two hours.
Sent from my LG-P970 using XDA App

Files upload finished
I have just finished the img files upload. I wish they can contribute for something.
The download link is: http://www.multiupload.com/9IOE4QTEYV

there's a way i found in a Chinese forum,i hope it can help you .btw i'm trying to develop a rom too
http://www.opda.com.cn/thread-375968-1-1.html

dxdiag32 said:
there's a way i found in a Chinese forum,i hope it can help you .btw i'm trying to develop a rom too
http://www.opda.com.cn/thread-375968-1-1.html
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forget it ....i tried it ,it doesn't work ...we'd better ask nunogil for help

nunogil said:
I have just finished the img files upload. I wish they can contribute for something.
The download link is: http://www.multiupload.com/FLJCP2D9GS
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hey dude ,can you please share how were you got the img files ?through dd command or convert .kdz file ?

I got the img files by doing a backup with cwm. Just install cwm as it is discribed in the tutorial and go to recovery mode using anreboot. Choose the backup option at recovery UI. After that open your sdcard/clockworkmod and get the img files and thats it.
Sent from my LG-P970 using XDA App

Like I've written in the first post, P970's KDZ files don't have a DZ inside but a WDB which can't be unpacked.
So that guide won't work.
aracks said:
Here's the google translate translation for this (saved time for you).
"1 Extract the official ROM
Download the official rom tools required:
Visitors, if you want to view hidden content please reply to this post
1) Download the tool to extract to any folder
I have the tools in "D: \ KDZtools" under
2) Extract the KDZ file, for example here in Hong Kong line V10A
Will V10A_00.kdz into any folder, where I put "D: \ ROM" folder.
Run KDZtools inside KP500-Utils-EN.exe, input i, carriage return (to extract files from KDZ)
Enter KDZ files, D: \ ROM \ V10A_00.kdz, Enter
The same directory to find V10A_00.cab file, extract the CAB file to get dz file, Hong Kong Bank V10A as: LGP500AT-00-V10a-454-XX-OCT-05-2010 +0- DZ.dz
3) Extract the files DZ
Extract the files need to use DZExtract.exe DZ
In the command line into the ROM folder: cd D: \ ROM
In the command line, enter D: \ KDZtools \ DZExtract.exe-x LGP500AT-00-V10a-454-XX-OCT-05-2010 +0- DZ.dz
Completed in the current folder will be a lot of files, which boot.img, system.mbn_0, system.mbn_1, system.mbn_2 we need the file.
4) merge and extract system.mbn
System.mbn to extract three files must first be combined to continue the command line, enter: copy / b system.mbn_0 + system.mbn_1 + system.mbn_2 system.mbn
Will system.mbn to a new folder, for example D: \ ROM \ system, enter the command: D: \ KDZtools \ unyaffsmbn.exe system.mbn
After completion of the official rom will be in system directory of all files, then you can delete system.mbn the.
5) Production of basic rom package
With 7-zip or winrar and other tools to create a zip format compressed archive
Step 3 will be the boot.img and 4 together to get the system folder into the directory with the compressed package to save.
Note: v10e, v10b etc. 2.2.1 version of the rom can not require special handling or root, as follows:
system / bin folder, delete all the file size of 28 bytes of system files.
Here we have a base rom package, you can begin to develop after a rom.
(2) customize their own ROM
Here you can own the "custom ROM" gorilla in the kitchen area to use the system"
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My Black arrives next monday.
I'll decide then if it stays with me or goes to my gf.

Just keep it please :d
Sent from my LG-P970 using XDA App

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"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
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Yusei kindly volunteered himself for a tweak of mine.
This is on stock ROM, no overclock, no anything.

is much more fluid and faster
open apps, multi tasking...
5*

Yusei said:
is much more fluid and faster
open apps, multi tasking...
5*
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what kind of tweak did you do?

i04055 said:
what kind of tweak did you do?
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it's a tweak made by Noejn and tested by me
at this time i'm very happy with the differences

Yusei said:
it's a tweak made by Noejn and tested by me
at this time i'm very happy with the differences
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looks great... when will it be published?
at this time, i'm using go launcher ex and it get some laggy when scrolling in app drawer with cylinder effect. In the other hand, my old optimus one with custom rom done it smoothly... so frustrating...

did you modify the cache?

Noejn said:
Yusei kindly volunteered himself for a tweak of mine.
This is on stock ROM, no overclock, no anything.
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Publish the tweak, please.
Sent from my LG-P970

that tweak will be posted soon
i'm testing in day-a-day use

[Q&A] re-compiled power.shamu.so to re-enable double tap to wake. (no root required)

[Q&A] re-compiled power.shamu.so to re-enable double tap to wake. (no root required)
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Some developers prefer that questions remain separate from their main development thread to help keep things organized. Placing your question within this thread will increase its chances of being answered by a member of the community or by the developer.
Before posting, please use the forum search and read through the discussion thread for re-compiled power.shamu.so to re-enable double tap to wake. (no root required). If you can't find an answer, post it here, being sure to give as much information as possible (firmware version, steps to reproduce, logcat if available) so that you can get help.
Thanks for understanding and for helping to keep XDA neat and tidy!

Can someone please make a video?
Can someone please make a video? I am a little confused.
My apologies in advance, new to this...

rooted N6
Works like a charm! Better than app. Thanks.
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Bitw400 said:
Can someone please make a video? I am a little confused.
My apologies in advance, new to this...
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What are you cobfused about? Unlocking bootloader or replacing file?

Does it work on CM12?

JungleJunkey said:
Does it work on CM12?
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Yes, it does!

Joshua.j.phillips1 said:
Works like a charm! Better than app. Thanks.
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What are you cobfused about? Unlocking bootloader or replacing file?
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I'm also confused about how to replace the file.. A video would be super helpful!

Here are step by step instructions describing how I did it. Pretty straight forward, but I can understand being confused if you've never done this sort of thing before. Of course your bootloader must be unlocked. Let me know if you have any questions. Hope this helps.
1) Download power.shamu.zip to your computer
2) Extract power.shamu.so from the zip file. Save to your computer.
3) Re-name power.shamu.so to something else; I used power.shamu.dt2w.so
4) Transfer power.shamu.dt2w.so to your phone.
5) Using Root Explorer (or any other root level file manager) move power.shamu.dt2w.so to the directory /system/lib/hw
6) You will now have the both the existing power.shamu.so file, as well as the new power.shamu.dt2w.so in that directory.
7) Rename the original power.shamu.so to power.shamu.so.bak. This can be done by long pressing on the file and choosing "Rename"
8) Rename the new power.shamu.dt2w.so to power.shamu.so. Again, done by long pressing on the file and choosing "Rename"
9) Long press on your new, renamed power.shamu.so and choose “Permissions”
10) Change permissions to 644, AKA: check the “Read” boxes next to Owner, Group and Others, and the “Write” box next to Owner. All other boxes should remain un-checked.
11) Click “Ok”
12) Back out to your home screen.
13) Reboot. All done.

how can you
copy the attached power.shamu.so to /system/lib/hw/
if not root?

yichouangle said:
how can you
copy the attached power.shamu.so to /system/lib/hw/
if not root?
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If you read the first post at the thread linked to in the first post, the first 3 lines are
qwerp_ said:
This solution works for anyone that doesn't want to root their device.
however required a unlocked boot loader.
you can use TWRP file manager to replace below files. (hence not needing root).
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Just did this on my N6, works awesome! Thanks!

Does this file change any other settings on the phone? For example, my charging or slide up to unlock text on the lockscreen is now in the middle of the screen:
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}

double tap to wake up in nexus 6
i have have watched your video and rooted the phone and downloaded your file. but the problem is that i am not getting the lock screen option in the gestures in the nova settings.......kindly help

protected read-only folder when coping to system folder
Hi I'm new to the forum and I'm hopping to find an answer to my problem.
I have unlock my bootloader on nexus 6 but I am unable to copy power.shamu file to the correct folder using any root explorers. I'm restricted as the folder is protected as read-only. Is there solution for this?

chmielu6 said:
Hi I'm new to the forum and I'm hopping to find an answer to my problem.
I have unlock my bootloader on nexus 6 but I am unable to copy power.shamu file to the correct folder using any root explorers. I'm restricted as the folder is protected as read-only. Is there solution for this?
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Did you root?

rootSU said:
Did you root?
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No I haven't as I was trying to enable double tap to wake without root. I do have few banking apps which require root device for security reasons.

chmielu6 said:
No I haven't as I was trying to enable double tap to wake without root. I do have few banking apps which require root device for security reasons.
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You cannot modify /system whilst android is running.
You'll need to fastboot flash TWRP recovery, boot into recovery and adb push the file. You should definitely take a backup via recovery first.
If you need pointers, go to General > all in one thread. Question 28 links to my adb and fastboot thread

how to change permissions
Hi I have unlocked the bootloader and pasted the power.shamu file using Astro file manager. But now when I try to see the properties of the file, I only see regular information like file size, date modified, etc. Can you please tell me how to set up permissions.

TWRP file manager to replace below files. (hence not needing root).
you can use TWRP file manager to replace below files. (hence not needing root).
(or someone can kindly create a flashable)
I can not find available twrp file manager.
Thank you can upload one.
Thank you very much!
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but I can not find available TWRP file manager.
Thank you for upload one .
Thank you very much!

slider112 said:
Here are step by step instructions describing how I did it. Pretty straight forward, but I can understand being confused if you've never done this sort of thing before. Of course your bootloader must be unlocked. Let me know if you have any questions. Hope this helps.
1) Download power.shamu.zip to your computer
2) Extract power.shamu.so from the zip file. Save to your computer.
3) Re-name power.shamu.so to something else; I used power.shamu.dt2w.so
4) Transfer power.shamu.dt2w.so to your phone.
5) Using Root Explorer (or any other root level file manager) move power.shamu.dt2w.so to the directory /system/lib/hw
6) You will now have the both the existing power.shamu.so file, as well as the new power.shamu.dt2w.so in that directory.
7) Rename the original power.shamu.so to power.shamu.so.bak. This can be done by long pressing on the file and choosing "Rename"
8) Rename the new power.shamu.dt2w.so to power.shamu.so. Again, done by long pressing on the file and choosing "Rename"
9) Long press on your new, renamed power.shamu.so and choose “Permissions”
10) Change permissions to 644, AKA: check the “Read” boxes next to Owner, Group and Others, and the “Write” box next to Owner. All other boxes should remain un-checked.
11) Click “Ok”
12) Back out to your home screen.
13) Reboot. All done.
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How does it work? I did all of these steps, but as far as I can tell nothing is different. When I turn the screen off and tap the screen twice it doesn't wake up and there isn't any new setting that I can find.
*Edit* Never mind I got it. Don't know what was wrong the first time, but I did it over again and now it works, awesome thanks!!

Glad it worked for you

MOTO MAXX / DROID TURBO / X STYLE LOGOs BIN

I made some LOGOs.bin for our Moto Maxx, I believe this will work on Droid Turbo and X Style, but I can't confirm without the device in my hands. (resolution=1440 x 2560) Try at your own risk.
INSTALL MODE: Install Drivers in your PC, enable USB debugging (or load bootloader), download and run *.exe of your choose .
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
DOWNLOAD
DOWNLOAD
DOWNLOAD
DOWNLOAD
DOWNLOAD
DOWNLOAD
DOWNLOAD
DOWNLOAD
DOWNLOAD
DOWNLOAD
DOWNLOAD
DOWNLOAD
DOWNLOAD
DOWNLOAD
DOWNLOAD
DOWNLOAD
DOWNLOAD
DOWNLOAD
DOWNLOAD
DOWNLOAD
DOWNLOAD
Alternative: ARQUIVOS .BIN
ENJOY!
Equipe Maxximizar

These are awesome. I'm flashing one on my phone this morning. Thanks

Any chance of u making a flash able zip
Sent from my DROID Turbo using Tapatalk

PILLMUZIK3600 said:
Any chance of u making a flash able zip
Sent from my DROID Turbo using Tapatalk
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Not Any time soon, I'll travel tomorrow. By the way I tryed before to put this logo.bin in another flashable.zip with no luck. Can you try?
Sent from my Moto MAXX using XDA-Developers mobile app

"Sorry, the file you have requested does not exist." None of the "DOWNLOAD" links I tried are working. And the alternate at the bottom of the OP gives a 404. Two different browsers, same results.

do these links work for anyone?

rayjr13 said:
do these links work for anyone?
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These do.
ADB flashable:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=68538894&postcount=2
TWRP flashable:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=68579272&postcount=5

ChazzMatt said:
These do.
ADB flashable:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=68538894&postcount=2
TWRP flashable:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=68579272&postcount=5
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That's awesome...but do these links work for anyone?

rayjr13 said:
That's awesome...but do these links work for anyone?
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IF you are referring to the links in post #1, I just tried the last 2 working from the bottom up and YES the links caused a file to download to my PC from a Google Drive. But using my PC web browser, they seem to be downloading as .exe files, which makes no sense.
You can't run .exe files on an Android, and why would you need Windows .exe files for an Android boot logo on a PC? An EXE file is to INSTALL something on a PC. I scanned with Malwarebytes and there was no threat detected.

I took a peak at one using 7-Zip and Resource Hacker. Using 7-Zip, I found it is a compressed file that contains: ADB, mfastboot, AdbWinUsbApi.dll, AdbWinApi.dll, a logo.bin file, a copy of the image in JPG format, an icon file, and a command file to automate the process of flashing from Windows and open the website www.maxximizar.vai.la (redirects to maxximizar.wordpress.com) in your default browser when done. Using Resource Hacker I found it is a self-extracting archive made using WinRAR using a custom icon, so that's why it's an .exe instead of .zip, .rar, etc.

hitokage004 said:
I took a peak at one using 7-Zip and Resource Hacker. Using 7-Zip, I found it is a compressed file that contains: ADB, mfastboot, AdbWinUsbApi.dll, AdbWinApi.dll, a logo.bin file, a copy of the image in JPG format, an icon file, and a command file to automate the process of flashing from Windows and open the website www.maxximizar.vai.la (redirects to maxximizar.wordpress.com) in your default browser when done. Using Resource Hacker I found it is a self-extracting archive made using WinRAR using a custom icon, so that's why it's an .exe instead of .zip, .rar, etc.
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@hitokage004, you've been very helpful in a lot of threads. Thank you!

ChazzMatt said:
IF you are referring to the links in post #1, I just tried the last 2 working from the bottom up and YES the links caused a file to download to my PC from a Google Drive. But using my PC web browser, they seem to be downloading as .exe files, which makes no sense.
You can't run .exe files on an Android, and why would you need Windows .exe files for an Android boot logo on a PC? An EXE file is to INSTALL something on a PC. I scanned with Malwarebytes and there was no threat detected.
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I made those EXE files because it's easier to flash logo trough fastboot commands and those EXE ia an automated way to do it on your computer. I linked the .bin files if anyone wants to do it backuping/restoring the right partition from Android terminal or third app..