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Activate Wlan when ActiveSync starts

hi
I am looking for a script or tool that will activate the wlan-option when ActiveSynch is connected? To save power, this tool should also disconnect wlan when AS is stopped. Someone knows already some tools for that?
or is it possible to get n toggle-button option for wlan as softkey?
thanks

Use this wifi toggle and assign it to a soft key with SoftKey manager.
If you install mortscript a fairly simple script can be written to toggle wifi on and off with an activesync connection. I have written a similar one to toggle wifi on automatically when I open pocket internet explorer or the Network plugin and off when I close them.

hello,
yes i am already using mortscript (to set the registry key showsim = 0). i tried to find the wlan-toggle-key in the registry to turn it on and of, but i didn't find it. and also i don't know how to get the activsync status...
thanks for your toggle-sricpt, i will use it for the first time...

Changing registry values to turn hardware on or off using mortscript does not work. That's why you need to get mortscript to run the toggle I attached.
Try this script
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VariableValue = 0
While (1)
#Detect for USB connection
SyncState = RegRead("HKLM", "System\State\Hardware", "Cradled")
If (SyncState = 1 && VariableValue = 0)
#Turn on Wifi
Run "Path to\Wifi_on-off.exe"
VariableValue = 1
EndIf
#Detect for USB disconnection
SyncState = RegRead("HKLM", "System\State\Hardware", "Cradled")
If (SyncState = 0 && VariableValue = 1)
#Turn off Wifi
Run "Path to\Wifi_on-off.exe"
VariableValue = 0
EndIf
Sleep 2000
Endwhile
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Remember to place the script or a link to the script in your Windows\Startup folder

works perfect! thanks!

neomagik said:
Changing registry values to turn hardware on or off using mortscript does not work. That's why you need to get mortscript to run the toggle I attached.
Try this script
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VariableValue = 0
While (1)
#Detect for USB connection
SyncState = RegRead("HKLM", "System\State\Hardware", "Cradled")
If (SyncState = 1 && VariableValue = 0)
#Turn on Wifi
Run "Path to\Wifi_on-off.exe"
VariableValue = 1
EndIf
#Detect for USB disconnection
SyncState = RegRead("HKLM", "System\State\Hardware", "Cradled")
If (SyncState = 0 && VariableValue = 1)
#Turn off Wifi
Run "Path to\Wifi_on-off.exe"
VariableValue = 0
EndIf
Sleep 2000
Endwhile
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Remember to place the script or a link to the script in your Windows\Startup folder
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Hi neomagik,
Can you perhaps provide me with that script you have written please?,i don't know how to write scripts ...

Modifications to the System and Structure of a Himalaya Part.1

Modifications To The System And Structure Of A Himalaya's Part.1
Hello from the fact that my work on OS-em-and the Himalaya, have been suspended, I decided to write about cooking light kursik to our old, but the active device. All the tools and commands tyczą only that device. If you do not, although basically in that you do not know, do not start the following modifications to the memory ROM. Let's say that the tutorial is intended for advanced users, or young kuchcików. Starting kuchcenie, we must bear in mind the reasonable thinking, and before any wgramy ROM, our authorship, we must be sure that the changes made responsible. Let's start! :​
Compatible:
O2 XDA II, T-Mobile MDA II, Qtek 2020, iMate Phone Edition, TSM500, and other variants PH10
1) Cookware:
To facilitate the work, the light we create an application based on the console (command line).
So, we open any text editor, which uses a record format in a text file -> *. Bat, *. cmd, *. nt (U me it's Notepad + +)
Open the editor and we enter a string of commands:
Code:
@ echo off
: Intro
cls
echo.
echo.
echo.
echo. Designed for Models:
echo. O2 XDA II, T-Mobile MDA II, Qtek 2020,
echo. iMate Phone Edition, TSM500, and other PH10 device
echo.
echo.
echo.
echo.
pause
cls
: phone
echo.
echo.
echo. [1] - This ROM dump
echo. [2] - REGISTRY. Dv To. Rgu
echo. [3] - Change Initflashfiles
echo. [4] - Dump ROM to NK.NBF
echo.
echo.
echo.
echo.
Set / P Choice = Choose:
IF '% Choice %'==' 1' GOTO: 1
IF '% Choice %'==' 2' GOTO 2
IF '% Choice %'==' 3' GOTO: 3
IF '% Choice %'==' 4' GOTO: 4
IF '% Choice %'=='' GOTO: EXIT
set choice =
GOTO: Intro
====================================================================
: 1
cls
echo.
set choice =
echo. in the course of his work ...
title Convert Image System .....
TOOLS \ xda2nbftool-x nk.nbf nk.nba 0x20040304
echo.
pause
title Preparation of system files .....
TOOLS \ prepare_imgfs.exe nk.nba
echo.
pause
title Dump System ..............
TOOLS \ viewimgfs.exe imgfs_raw_data.bin
pause
set compatible = yes
echo. Done!
GOTO: PHONE
====================================================================
: 2
cls
echo.
set choice =
echo.
echo.
set _FLATRELEASEDIR =. \ dump
TOOLS \ rgucomp.exe-nologo-o dump \ default.hv> default.rgu
TOOLS \ rgucomp.exe-nologo-o dump \ user.hv> user.rgu
echo.
echo.
echo.
echo.
echo.
echo.
echo ...
echo.
pause
copy default.rgu TOOLS \ For default.hv \ boot.rgu
TOOLS \ For default.hv \ boot_rgu__default_hv.bat
move TOOLS \ For default.hv \ default.hv dump \ default.hv
set compatible = yes
echo. Done!
GOTO: PHONE
==================================================================================
: 3
cls
echo.
set choice =
mkdir INITFLASHFILES
copy dump \ initflashfiles.dat initflashfiles.dat.txt
initflashfiles.dat.txt
echo.Change this txt.
echo. Save to ....
pause
attrib dump \ initflashfiles.dat-r-h
the dump \ initflashfiles.dat
copy initflashfiles.dat.txt dump \ initflashfiles.dat
attrib dump \ initflashfiles.dat + r
echo.
set compatible = yes
echo. Done!
GOTO: PHONE
==================================================================================
4
cls
echo.
set choice =
title Image Filing System ....
echo. in the course of his work ...
echo.
TOOLS \ BuildImgfs.exe
TOOLS \ make_imgfs.exe nk.nba
TOOLS \ xda2nbftool.exe-c-u nk.nba
TOOLS \ xda2nbftool.exe-x nk.nba nk.nbf 0x20040304
@ move nk.nbf Upgrade \ nk.nbf
@ CD. \ Upgrade \
@ HimaUpgradeUt_noID.exe
Upgrade DEL \ nk.nbf
set compatible = yes
echo. Done!
GOTO: PHONE
Save the file in a format -> *. bat - for example, something called Cook_Rom
* Remember that this process will be repeated in order to build the \ in the line ..
Info:
-> [1] - This ROM dump - spread your ROM - the file nk.nbf on parts (Files and Modules)
-> [2] - REGISTRY. dv To. rgu - default.hv extract the files and registry user.hv, compiles to. rgu, which gives us the freedom of its readability and modification
* IMPORTANT: we need to remember that each of these files:
- In the first line had entered the name "REGEDIT4"
- Between each row, you must free at least one line
- All the registry files must be encoded in Unicode - the aforementioned editor has such a function
-> [3] - Change Initflashfiles - this file is compiled with. dat to. txt, mainly used for relocation and arrangement of folders on your system
-> [4] - Dump ROM to NK.NBF - Our modified, or ported ROM together, that is, the file nk.nbf
After:
Spread shell ROM into:
• Create a directory eg Hima_Cook
• Copy to the:
- The basis of our work, namely the file -> nk.nbf
- We created above Create_Rom
• In Hima_Cook, create a subfolder:
- TOOLS
The subfolder Tools , we copy the necessary tools:
• xda2nbftool.exe
• prepare_imgfs.exe
• viewimgfs.exe
• BuildImgfs.exe
• make_imgfs.exe
• RecMod.exe
• rgucomp.exe
• cereg400.dll
• cecompr_nt.dll
• HimaUpgradeUt_noID.exe - this is one of the applications that our upgrade snapshot of the phone in Bootloader mode
Create another subfolder called "Upgrade" - Copy to him HimaUpgradeUt_noID.exe
In a further process, find out why some of the commands and the names of folders and tools are the essential, only to say that we need to carefully watch all of our lines *. bat . In this file there are commands to copy, move, modify, and run different applications and files.
Over time, understand the functionality and capabilities, which gives us this form of cooking.​
Features:
The --title gives us the ability to change the information in the process of the upper beam on the console​
Outro:
Everything described above gives us mainly TRADE dump folder and open all sorts. All tools and folders are arranged in an appropriate manner, so we can be sure of our small stoves that can not cause any error, when pichceniu. Another positive side, this is well and that our system consists in a single whole
In the following parts of the course, we'll include as a basis to modify, add applications, etc. I invite you to Part Two ...
Next part of the course coming soon....
​

just ask for sumthin,,,
this is good post(best i think)
but i wanna i ask you sumthin,, can u share what software are u use for,,coz for me learning by doing was better than just watch...thanx for your hard works...

THX, for the beginner is the science .... to better understand the whole principle of subsidies. I will finish this course, as soon as possible ....

This is a good service...
This is a good service to my friends thank you very much.

Very please

i m done with
USER.HV
DEFAULT.HV
still cant find BOOT.RGU in dump folder...
i've also checked the hidden files....

where to get TOOLS FROM?
CAN ANYONE GIVE A LINK
CANNOT FIND =
The subfolder Tools , we copy the necessary tools:
• xda2nbftool.exe
• prepare_imgfs.exe
• viewimgfs.exe
• BuildImgfs.exe
• make_imgfs.exe
• RecMod.exe
• rgucomp.exe
• cereg400.dll
• cecompr_nt.dll
all ok now found files in many himalaya kitchens...

I invite you to Part Two ...
hey nosker ...
any news or will it happen-I invite you to Part Two ...
will you do a part two ???
would be good for himalaya users!

Nokser no longer have a himalaya.

advanced15 said:
hey nosker ...
any news or will it happen-I invite you to Part Two ...
will you do a part two ???
would be good for himalaya users!
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try and pm him.

Modifications to the System and Structure of a Himalaya Part.2

MODIFICATIONS
In this part of the course, as a general rule, we modify our system.
It connects to the addition and removal of various types: application, file or even substitutions skins and overlays system. But we must remember not to reload the ROM to us, because when it comes to our device is limited to 32 MB.
Let's start now, modify the presentation of the sample. This applies in particular for new cooks. In this process, we can breathe lightly and not to think that somehow our uwalimy device. It is rare that the phone is not included in the substitution or deletion of a program.
Remember - all the changes shown in this article are just an example. The need to know (for this example) which add and remove what ... .. To do the work ....
​
First what we need in our oven, and a folder to obtain "dump"
Open kitchen, based on the command line, which is created in the first part of this course:
We viewed the 4 position, select:
[1] - This ROM dump
I wait until the process is complete ... ... ..
Upon completion, we can see each other, exactly the folder.
Then, for the subsequent work click on:
[2] - REGISTRY. dv To. rgu
In the root, we have established the following two files:
-default.hv
-user.hv
Both files opened with - Notepad + + . See a string, something like this:
Code:
REGEDIT4
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT \. Zip]
@ = "zipfile"
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT \. Rar]
@ = "PocketRAR"
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT \ SimToolkit.UI]
@ = "UI Toolkit"
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT \ SimToolkit.UI \ CLSID]
@ = "(7B58F1D9-1C13-440f-894B-B90680570A2D)"
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT \ ExSMime.MimeReader.1]
@ = "MIME Reader"
Important:
-> In the beginning we have to enter the registry:REGEDIT4
-> Also, see if between each key is at least one blank line, ie there is no entry
-> All files. Rgu save in UNICODE, so we have opened such as default.rgu in Notepad + + click File> Encoding> Unicode
-> New keys entered by us, can not double the old
In this way we have prepared a record, we can now freely edit.
Now, we'll file Initflashfiles.dat
With this file we will not have in total, no problems. The only thing we will be interested to add or remove tracks, of course, they are dependent on the arrangement of folders and applications, or the peaks appearing in them.
For a deeper understanding of an application to add a ROM, but it must be in OEM format, how to do this? This is described at some length on the Internet. The second of the output, are designed for the software, which of the files. Cab form OEM
Insert into the application:
Consider, for example, the Pocket RAR in OEM format. Open the folder, we are interested in it:
- inietflaszfiles.txt,
- *. rgu - Registry File
- PocketRAR.exe - program
- PocketRAR.lnk - shortcut
In the first instance, to copy the folder dump: - PocketRAR.exe - software
I PocketRAR.lnk - shortcut
Open your file initflaszfiles.txt to the OEM:
Code:
Directory ( "\ Windows \ Start Menu \ Programs"):-Directory ( "Accessories")
Directory ( "\ Windows \ Start Menu \ Programs \ Accessories"):-File ( "Pocket RAR.lnk", "\ Windows \ RAR.lnk Pocket")
copy its contents to the main Initflashfiles.dat from the dump. This is to look like this.
This is the end of the passage of this file:
Code:
......
;================================================= =========================
; SAP MASD customization settings
;================================================= =========================
Directory ( "\ Windows \ AppButtons"):-File ( "Calendar.lnk", "\ Windows \ calendar.lnk")
Directory ( "\ Windows \ AppButtons"):-File ( "Contacts.lnk", "\ Windows \ addrbook.lnk")
Directory ( "\ Windows \ AppButtons"):-File ( "Tasks.lnk", "\ Windows \ tasks.lnk")
Directory ( "\ Windows \ AppButtons"):-File ( "Record.lnk", "\ Windows \ voice.lnk")
Directory ( "\ Windows \ AppButtons"):-File ( "Camera.lnk", "\ Windows \ camera.lnk")
Directory ( "\ Windows \ AppButtons"):-File ( "Messaging.lnk", "\ Windows \ tmail.lnk")
Directory ( "\ Windows \ AppButtons"):-File ( "Camera.lnk", "\ Windows \ Camera.lnk")
Directory ( "\ Windows \ AppButtons"):-File ( "Comm Manager.lnk", "\ Windows \ CommManager.lnk")
Directory ( "\ Windows \ StartUp"):-File ( "BPInsert.lnk", "\ Windows \ BPInsert.lnk")
Directory ( "\ Windows \ StartUp"):-File ( "coldinit.lnk", "\ Windows \ coldinit.lnk")
Directory ( "\ Windows \ StartUp"):-File ( "bugtrap.lnk", "\ Windows \ bugtrap.lnk");
Directory ( "\ Windows \ StartUp"):-File ( "poutlook.lnk", "\ Windows \ poutlook.lnk")
Directory ( "\ Windows \ StartUp"):-File ( "HandsFree.lnk", "\ Windows \ HandsFree.lnk")
Directory ( "\ Windows \ StartUp"):-File ( "Welcome.lnk", "\ Windows \ welcome.lnk")
Directory ( "\ Windows \ StartUp"):-File ( "ScreenRotate.lnk", "\ Windows \ ScreenRotate.lnk")
;================================================= =========================
; End - SAP MASD customization settings
;================================================= =========================
;================================================= ================================================
; Pocket RAR Home
;================================================= ================================================
Directory ( "\ Windows \ Start Menu \ Programs"):-Directory ( "System")
Directory ( "\ Windows \ Start Menu \ Programs \ System"):-File ( "Pocket RAR.lnk", "\ Windows \ RAR.lnk Pocket")
;================================================= ================================================
; Pocket RAR End
;================================================= ================================================
Then, open *.rgu and copy its contents to default.rgu or user.rgu.
Writing kluchy, is dependent on its path. Each new path has to be in this part of the registry where the key begins in the same way.
An example of a registry entry for PocketRAR:
Code:
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT \. zip]
@ = "PocketRAR"
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT \. Rar]
@ = "PocketRAR"
So we have to place it where keys start with:
Code:
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT]
If the operation completed successfully, that the application will work poprawnie.Do modify the registry, are the various outputs, my way is not a last resort. This type of keys, and their removal also save our memory, which is extremely low.
We can also replace the driver or a new version of the program such as File Explore - in this case, replace the virtual memory address and the address of relocation, because otherwise this application does not start. Saved as a module, which is different from the file? Look up to our dump, you can see the difference at first glance, the content is located in the directory.
The fact is that the conversion module, with the newer ROM version, we also need to replace these two values as described above. Podmieniając file, we do not have the obligation to relocate, even under the old addresses.
Welcome to Part three of this Course
To translate the system - the relationship and functionality of files and modules ....
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Cross-compiled mplayer and no sound!?

Hello,
I'm a noob to Android but not so much so with Linux. I have a new Samsung Galaxy S GT-I9000M which I rooted, installed DropBrear and BusyBox, and now I have control.
I cross-compiled mplayer on Fedora 14 Linux and have a build which plays video but no sound. Moreover, I downloaded the mplayer build referred to in another thread and it doesn't work too. I also scoured these forums looking for a solution with no luck.
Apparently, I can't find a compatible device in /dev. Mplayer complains that /dev/dsp doesn't exist so I pointed it at the what I believe is the correct device /dev/snd/pcmC1D0p. This is the playback device for the Wolfson WM8994 sound device (cat /proc/asound/card1/pcm0p).
Question, has anybody got mplayer working on this particular phone? If so, what is the trick?
FYI, below is my build script. At one point I had to manually intervene when an assembler file is compiled and add "-march=armv5te" to the compile command that configure didn't do. I resumed make afterwards.
Code:
#!/bin/sh
set -x
export ROOT_DIR=/home/zippy/Android/Mplayer/MPlayer-1.0rc2
export CROSS_COMPILE=arm-gp2x-linux
cd $ROOT_DIR
./configure \
--enable-cross-compile \
--host-cc=gcc \
--target=arm \
--enable-armv5te \
--enable-fbdev \
--disable-mencoder \
--disable-libdvdcss-internal \
--disable-dvdread-internal \
--disable-dvdread \
--disable-dvdnav \
--cc=$CROSS_COMPILE-gcc \
--as=$CROSS_COMPILE-as \
--ar=$CROSS_COMPILE-ar \
--ranlib=$CROSS_COMPILE-ranlib \
--enable-static
export CFLAGS="$CFLAGS -march=armv5te"
make clean
make

How To Guide Debloat with ADB without Root

You will need to enable USB debugging on your phone through developer settings.
** I am not responsible for anything that happens to your device as a result of doing this, but I have tested this out for a week with no issues, so I thought to share it with you guys.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
Make sure to set your desired refresh rate (Settings > Display > Refresh rate) before running this script, as it will cause this menu to be greyed out afterwards. I set it to 120 Hz permanently.
This script disables the stock camera. I personally use GCam, but if you do need the stock camera app, just remove the line with 'com.asus.camera' before running the script.
Code:
# You must enter an ADB shell to run the below.
# Make sure your device is connected.
adb shell
# Speed up animations for a smoother experience.
settings put global window_animation_scale 0.7
settings put global transition_animation_scale 0.7
settings put global animator_duration_scale 0.7
# List the packages to remove for the default user.
debloat_list="\
com.android.apps.tag \
com.android.backupconfirm \
com.android.bips \
com.android.bluetoothmidiservice \
com.android.carrierconfig \
com.android.cts.ctsshim \
com.android.cts.priv.ctsshim \
com.android.dreams.basic \
com.android.dynsystem \
com.android.egg \
com.android.hotwordenrollment.okgoogle \
com.android.hotwordenrollment.xgoogle \
com.android.managedprovisioning \
com.android.printspooler \
com.android.statementservice \
com.android.wallpaper.livepicker \
com.android.wallpaperbackup \
com.asus.atd.deviceproperty \
com.asus.atd.smmitest \
com.asus.benchmarkblocker \
com.asus.calculator \
com.asus.camera \
com.asus.contacts \
com.asus.deskclock \
com.asus.dialer \
com.asus.ephotoburst \
com.asus.faceunlockservice \
com.asus.filemanager \
com.asus.focusapplistener \
com.asus.gallery \
com.asus.gamewidget \
com.asus.gamewidget.service \
com.asus.hardwarestub \
com.asus.hbm \
com.asus.ia.asusapp \
com.asus.imagesearch \
com.asus.ims.brightnessservice \
com.asus.ims.devicepolicymanager \
com.asus.ims.extdispctrl \
com.asus.ims.forcedark \
com.asus.ims.freeform \
com.asus.ims.packageinstallerproxy \
com.asus.ims.phykeyctrl \
com.asus.ims.pointerproxy \
com.asus.launcher.twinviewmode \
com.asus.livedemo \
com.asus.livedemoservice \
com.asus.livewallpaper.zf8livewallpaper \
com.asus.loguploader \
com.asus.loguploaderproxy \
com.asus.nextapp \
com.asus.nextappcore \
com.asus.openbeta2 \
com.asus.setupwizard \
com.asus.soundrecorder \
com.asus.sysdiagnostic \
com.asus.sysmonitor \
com.asus.twinapps \
com.asus.twinappsservice \
com.asus.weathertime \
com.dsi.ant.server \
com.facebook.appmanager \
com.facebook.appmanager \
com.facebook.katana \
com.facebook.orca \
com.facebook.services \
com.facebook.system \
com.futuredial.asusdatatransfer \
com.futuredial.asuslocalbackup \
com.google.android.apps.setupwizard.searchselector \
com.google.android.apps.walletnfcrel \
com.google.android.apps.wellbeing \
com.google.android.apps.youtube.music \
com.google.android.feedback \
com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox \
com.google.android.ims
com.google.android.marvin.talkback \
com.google.android.printservice.recommendation \
com.google.android.setupwizard \
com.google.android.tts \
com.google.android.youtube \
com.google.ar.core \
com.google.ar.lens \
com.instagram.android \
com.netflix.mediaclient \
com.netflix.partner.activation \
com.qti.dpmserviceapp \
com.qti.qualcomm.datastatusnotification \
com.qti.qualcomm.deviceinfo \
com.qti.service.colorservice \
com.qti.xdivert \
com.qualcomm.qti.devicestatisticsservice \
com.qualcomm.qti.dynamicddsservice \
com.qualcomm.qti.poweroffalarm \
com.qualcomm.qti.services.secureui \
com.qualcomm.qti.services.systemhelper \
com.qualcomm.qti.uimGbaApp \
com.qualcomm.qti.workloadclassifier \
se.dirac.acs \
"
# Go through each package and disable it.
#
# To re-enable all apps in the list:
# -- Replace "disable-user" with "enable"
# then run the below 'for' loop again.
#
# To re-enable only one app from the list:
# -- Run this command: pm enable <package_name>
#
for i in $debloat_list; do pm disable-user $i; done

?

Smrurbo said:
?
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Any questions?

TikiThePug said:
Any questions?
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and where is the file itself?

Smrurbo said:
and where is the file itself?
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You don't need a file. It's through ADB. You just copy and paste those commands into command prompt.

For example:
com.asus.calculator \
com.asus.camera \
com.asus.contacts \
com.asus.deskclock \
com.asus.dialer \
Why is this Bloatware?
I think Bloatware are unnecessary Apps they show Ads etc.

PC295 said:
For example:
com.asus.calculator \
com.asus.camera \
com.asus.contacts \
com.asus.deskclock \
com.asus.dialer \
Why is this Bloatware?
I think Bloatware are unnecessary Apps they show Ads etc.
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Exactly, maybe it depends on region but my Zenfone 8 in Poland came literately with maybe two unnecessary apps that could be deleted normally. Most of the unwanted google apps can be disabled.
There is not even one bloatware, adware, game nor social app on my phone I'd wouldn't like to have.
Do you get more apps in other regions???
If not I think this post is just dangerous as it disables/deletes default or system apps.

PC295 said:
For example:
com.asus.calculator \
com.asus.camera \
com.asus.contacts \
com.asus.deskclock \
com.asus.dialer \
Why is this Bloatware?
I think Bloatware are unnecessary Apps they show Ads etc.
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These are unnecessary apps for me, which is why I removed them. I don't need these because I use the subjectively better alternatives provided by Google. If you want these apps, by all means keep them. Just delete these lines in the script before running it. Very simple.
Kemez said:
Exactly, maybe it depends on region but my Zenfone 8 in Poland came literately with maybe two unnecessary apps that could be deleted normally. Most of the unwanted google apps can be disabled.
There is not even one bloatware, adware, game nor social app on my phone I'd wouldn't like to have.
Do you get more apps in other regions???
If not I think this post is just dangerous as it disables/deletes default or system apps.
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I spent a lot of my time testing things out myself before I posted this. If this script was dangerous, then I would not have shared it. As I stated in the OP, I ran this script on my own phone which is my daily driver, and I have not had any issues at all. On the contrary, I noticed slightly better battery life and less RAM usage.
So maybe be a little considerate of people who are openly trying to contribute to the community? If not, feel free to move along.

dont suppose you took an battery life measures before and after? Interested in anything that shaves some much needed hours off drain time cheers

majorwedgy said:
dont suppose you took an battery life measures before and after? Interested in anything that shaves some much needed hours off drain time cheers
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Hey, thanks for your interest.
Unfortunately, I did not record exact numbers, but I noticed it took a little longer before I had to recharge the phone under normal use (maybe 1 hour?). Though this is with mixed usage, including leaving the phone idle.

Does Netflix still work?

HyperCriSiS said:
Does Netflix still work?
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I'm not sure, as I don't use Netflix on my phone.

First - much, much thanks for your work with this list. It's absolutly awful how much Bloatware ASUS packs in it's firmwares.
One question - I didn't set refresh rate and now it seems to stuck at 60 and settings also greyed out (I didn't read carefully enough your instructions). Is there a way to reanable the option without doing a fresh install? When I reenable all the apps does the option come back?

T3chDelicious said:
First - much, much thanks for your work with this list. It's absolutly awful how much Bloatware ASUS packs in it's firmwares.
One question - I didn't set refresh rate and now it seems to stuck at 60 and settings also greyed out (I didn't read carefully enough your instructions). Is there a way to reanable the option without doing a fresh install? When I reenable all the apps does the option come back?
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No problem!
Yes, the option will come back if you enable everything again.

Thanks for this quick answer!
Again, much thanks for this list. Helps a lot.

Anyone tried this with Android 12?