I put took an init.d script from the Darky ROM and included it in this CWM update along with the zipalign tool. The script will run at boot and zipalign all apps, both system and user. As always I am not responsible for any bad stuff that might happen as a result of flashing this update...you know the drill, so please have a nandroid restore available in case something goes wrong.
What is the benefit of doing this every boot up?
EvoXOhio said:
What is the benefit of doing this every boot up?
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It is smart and will not re-zipalign, it tracks what has been already been zipaligned. If you install new apps it will make sure they too are zipaligned. Any time you want to make sure that everything, even updated apps are zipaligned you can delete /data/zipalign.db and it will recheck everything. That file is where it tracks what has already been zipaligned.
StarBust uses this same script if I am not mistaken.
thanks for this mod. on a oc 1.4 rom, score was 2600, now 2900, hope it is not my fantancy... hehe.
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Thanks men, that changes a lot!
This is great thank you. I imagine devs will begin to build this into thier ROM's shortly.
How can I apply this? Is this for P7500?
I just applied it on my 7500. It's a flashable cwm file as stated in op.
Just flash it from recovery that is.
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qsec said:
I just applied it on my 7500. It's a flashable cwm file as stated in op.
Just flash it from recovery that is.
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U mean enter CWM and go to Flash update, then select above .zip folder and that's all?
I just don't want to ruin my tablet...
Is there a way to check if the zipalign worked? I cant find the db in /data
Has it not worked then?
/qsec
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Edit. I have forgotten to install busybox. Works fine now.
armanys said:
U mean enter CWM and go to Flash update, then select above .zip folder and that's all?
I just don't want to ruin my tablet...
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Yes i just did that.
But do a backup first.
But I'm not sure if it worked or not. Wait a bit until someone answers my question here above if you are worried.
/qsec
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Edit: i had no busybox installed, when i installed it it all worked just fine.
I lost my bottom bar after flashed this zip, just restore back.
armanys said:
U mean enter CWM and go to Flash update, then select above .zip folder and that's all?
I just don't want to ruin my tablet...
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Install busybox from market first. I installed Busybox installer by JRummy16. The one from Stephen did not work on my device?
Flash the zip from cwm and then reboot. Check in /data if you have zipalign.db and zialign.log then the script has run.
Note that if you are running a custom rom it's probably already zipalign.
/qsec
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so where did my notification bar disappear ?
take a look at the zipalign log in /data lets see if there was sole sort of error in the script execution
i restored the backup, so forget it
Can i run this on already zipaligned rom to align my downloaded apps?
Or does it break something on a already zipalign rom?
Or is it bad in some other way?
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which ROM? Most that I have inspected are running the same script at boot.
I'm using Task's Rom. after flashed your script, my status bar is gone
nttuananh said:
I'm using Task's Rom. after flashed your script, my status bar is gone
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I will take a look at his ROM. I suspect that he has init.d support implemented differently than I did and that this is causing the init.d scripts to be run twice. What files do you see in /system/etc/init.d?
Update: So I checked his ROM...this is already part of his ROM, so no need to flash this MOD on top of Task's ROM.
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Hello all! Here it is GingerVolt Rom!!! It has been fully cleaned out to decrease size and to increase speed. It will continue to be a work in progress! I hope you all enjoy!!!
What is this?
This is a very lightweight rom built both for speed and stability. This rom is based off of the latest LG update to Gingerbread. It is fully deodexed, and debloated. Almost all of LG has been replaced and as time goes by, I hope to remove the rest. Swype has also been changed to the newest Beta. A few items have been replaced with AOSP versions to increase speed and decrease size. Also included is the appwidgetpicker to clean that up.
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Changelog
v 2.0
Rom:
Completely Re-modified Init.d Scripts to Maximize Speed, and Battery
Added Init.d Scripts for Governor, Max CPU Speed, and Min CPU Speed
Governor and CPU Speeds Now Stick After Boot
Small Build.prop Tweak
Added Sony Bravia Engine
Cleaned Up More /system Files
Changed Low Battery Pop Up to 1%
Updated All /system Apps to Newest Version (Inc. Swype)
Updated Busybox
Added Google Voice
Added Terminal Emulator
Added Newest WiFi Tether Beta
Removed V6 Supercharger
Kernel:
Cleaned Up Some Code
Changed From JHash2 to JHash3
Added ZRAM Swap (To Turn on Use Terminal Emulator, Type "su" to Gain Root Access, Then Type "zram enable"
Added 2-Way Call Recording
v. 1.3
DeBinged Browser
Now Boots Straight to the Bootanimation.zip
Made My Own Host File From Several Sources to Block Ads
Blocked All CIQ Logs From Verizon and Google (Requires Reboot After Install)
v. 1.2
Replaced GB Launcher with ADW.Launcher
Included Spare Parts
Notification Bar Clean Up
Enabled Actual Boot Animations!!!
Build.prop
Init.d Tweaks
V6 SuperCharger Tweak
Loopy Smoothness Tweak
Boot.img Tweaks
v. 1.1
Power Menu Mod
Battery Charging Animation (Thanks Beamer for the idea!)
Other Tweaks for Speed and Battery Life
Fix for Soft Keys Not Turning On
v. 1.0 Initial Release
Based off of ZV7 Gingerbread
Deodexed
Zipaligned
Heavily Debloated
Debinged
Custom Boot Animation
AOSP Lockscreen
Accurate Battery Mod
CRT Screen Shut Off
Google Search
Long Press Search
Swype Beta 3.26
Fixed Recovery Not Sticking
Build.prop Tweaks
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Screenshots
Coming Soon
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How do I install this?
WARNING: HAS NOT INSTALLED OVER FROYO.
UPDATE TO GINGERBREAD FIRST!
1.) Download the .zip & make sure 4g is enabled.
2.) Place zip in external sdcard
3.) Back up
4.) WIPE DATA!!! (You do not need to wipe if already on GingerVolt!)
5.) Go to install zip from sdcard
6.) Select GingerVolt2.0.zip
7.) Do not wipe data after flashing!!!
8.) Reboot!
9.) To Block CIQ Logs Requires Reboot After Initial Boot
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Technical Info
This rom includes edits to several jar files, xml's and build.prop edits. As time goes more will be done.
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Downloads
Rom
v. 2.0 http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?y851vtdlfzz13z7
v. 1.3 http://www.mediafire.com/?4uvbjr4egdlobms
v. 1.2 http://www.multiupload.com/FGZFZJPT7B
v. 1.1 http://www.multiupload.com/QI8ID378E9
v. 1.0 http://www.multiupload.com/VY21T8X5ZC
Stock Kernel
http://www.mediafire.com/?auvddd2bh991w99
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Special Thanks!!!
TheCubed for all of his hard work for us on the Revo, and always being there for me when I have stupid questions
majorpay for Long Press Search fix
Beamer9408 for the battery charge idea
"The Gang" for testing and keeping me entertained on irc, if you haven't been by you should!!!
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Donations
For those that enjoy the work that I have done and would like to support my efforts financially through the donate to me button, any amount is appreciated, but all that I ask is that if you like my work, please hit the thanks button!!!
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sweet
downloading
thanx
Ok I'm on revolt 1.5 and never had to.downgrade. Do I just goto revo toolkit an like revo stock an.img good ?
I've been Revolted!
thx for all your work mt.
quick question, just updated to GB and rooted. now how do I get clockwork back on the revo? can I still use the revotoolkit the cubed made.... I remember reading a posting of someone running into issues doing it that way but can't seem to find it now.
love the new boot img
hadookee said:
thx for all your work mt.
quick question, just updated to GB and rooted. now how do I get clockwork back on the revo? can I still use the revotoolkit the cubed made.... I remember reading a posting of someone running into issues doing it that way but can't seem to find it now.
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Yes, use Revotoolkit to install recovery. After installing, hit the check recovery version, it should be 4.0.0.2 or something like that. Then reboot into recovery.
hadookee said:
thx for all your work mt.
quick question, just updated to GB and rooted. now how do I get clockwork back on the revo? can I still use the revotoolkit the cubed made.... I remember reading a posting of someone running into issues doing it that way but can't seem to find it now.
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Use that, reboot to cwm make a backup of stock for insurance then follow his instructions. Should hold cwm after gingervolt
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bhp117 said:
love the new boot img
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Thanks! Been holding on to it for the right time, lol.
I'm confused on this process... so we need to go back to day 1 and remove CWR and the whole 9 yards to grab this? Please tell me the process doesn't involve playing with tot files?
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majorpay said:
I'm confused on this process... so we need to go back to day 1 and remove CWR and the whole 9 yards to grab this? Please tell me the process doesn't involve playing with tot files?
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if you were a good boy and have a factory stock rooted CWM backup, then you don't have to... if you don't have one of these, then it seems as if you would... although you may be able to grab cubed's stock factory rooted rom that I think is floating around in a thread... maybe
No .tot needed. Just need to grab the stocked rooted backup off the forums from cubed. Restore that, wipe data, uninstall cwm pull both updates wipe data, and internal for safe measure, then reroot using mt's root method. He has everything you need in his post.
majorpay said:
I'm confused on this process... so we need to go back to day 1 and remove CWR and the whole 9 yards to grab this? Please tell me the process doesn't involve playing with tot files?
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No its not that bad. Tomorrow I will make a return to stock zip to flash through cwm, then install stock recovery with revotoolkit, then update. Shouldn't be too bad after tomorrow.
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What's the worst that can happen if I try to install this over 1.5?
Pinesal said:
What's the worst that can happen if I try to install this over 1.5?
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You get a nice fancy paperweight worst case of course. 2 people have tried to go from V4 to this. Me from Revolt1.5 I bricked and never made it into the ROM itself and Beamer made it in from stock V4 and then had lots of reboots
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You get a nice fancy paperweight worst case of course. 2 people have tried to go from V4 to this. Me from Revolt1.5 I bricked and never made it into the ROM itself and Beamer made it in from stock V4 and then had lots of reboots
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I have never heard of an Android phone being bricked, unfixably. So your saying doing that could permanently brick my phone?
Pinesal said:
I have never heard of an Android phone being bricked, unfixably. So your saying doing that could permanently brick my phone?
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A working method hasn't been figured out yet to go straight from revolt to gingervolt. Whole bunch of soft bricks from trying.
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I have backups going all the way back, but I wouldn't have one of stock recovery (making a backup of a recovery with a recovery that wasn't installed would be hard). I was involved in the original piecing together of CWR, so I have all the original partitions, but some of those copies caused bricks, and I'm not sure which ones :O
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Oldest backup I have is on decrapped rom.
I've been Revolted!
Pinesal said:
I have never heard of an Android phone being bricked, unfixably. So your saying doing that could permanently brick my phone?
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Soft brick restoring to Revolt fixes it.
S.Meezy said:
A working method hasn't been figured out yet to go straight from revolt to gingervolt. Whole bunch of soft bricks from trying.
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yes
majorpay said:
I have backups going all the way back, but I wouldn't have one of stock recovery (making a backup of a recovery with a recovery that wasn't installed would be hard). I was involved in the original piecing together of CWR, so I have all the original partitions, but some of those copies caused bricks, and I'm not sure which ones :O
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Just pull the cubes stock restore. Also, I installed revo toolkit and go the stock recovery from there.
RootedUser said:
Oldest backup I have is on decrapped rom.
I've been Revolted!
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Same as with majorpay
Only think is the cubes stock restore doesn't have everything. I wiped data and cache and dalvik and it booted right up. I installed revo toolkit and go the stock recovery from there. the pulled the OTA updates. When rerooting I wiped data and the internal storage went right through once I got the right drivers.
Get a stock backup here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1129117
Google just came out with a new update (JRO03D). Using the following method, you can apply it to your Nexus 7 and keep CWM and root.
Pre-requisites: Stock JRO03C Build. CWM Recovery. Root. NO CUSTOM ROMS. NO CUSTOM BUILD.PROP.
Step #1 - Backup your su app (root) with Voodoo OTA Rootkeeper.
Step #2 - Download http://core.routed.com/update.zip and put it in your /sdcard
Step #3 - Install update.zip via CWM.
Step #4 - Reboot tablet, and restore root via Voodoo.
Step #5 - Enjoy latest Google update!
My earlier version tried to keep the 'su' file suid-exec root, but that seemed to have caused failures for people, so I took that part out. I'll look into why in the morning. But for now, the above steps do work fine.
IF YOU TRIED MY EARLIER VERSION AND IT FAILED AT THE UPDATING OF PERMISSIONS, BACKUP ROOT AND INSTALL THIS FILE: http://core.routed.com/fix.zip
Thanks.
I think I should point out that this would probably not be a good idea to flash if you are using a custom ROM, since it's a bunch of patch files to the various applications on the device, which might differ depending on the ROM you are using. It should only be used on the stock ROM (outside of custom recovery and/or root).
It didn't work for me, and it aborted. Now my WiFi doesn't work and I dong know hot to fix it. I'll try in the morning.
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ridiculousnicholas said:
It didn't work for me, and it aborted. Now my WiFi doesn't work and I dong know hot to fix it. I'll try in the morning.
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Where did it fail? I installed it on mine (prior to posting this) and it worked perfectly. If it failed at the very beginning, you probably had validation enabled. Try disabling it and reapplying the update.
ALSO, make sure you had already applied the first update! The one that should have popped up when you first powered the device on. The above update I made is for the SECOND one, not the first. ie: JRO03C -> JRO03D. If yours is not the former, do not apply this, as the patching could fail.
I do not know. Do you think its because I have a custom kernel?
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I do not know. Do you think its because I have a custom kernel?
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Possibly, but I don't think so. This doesn't change the kernel, only update a bunch of system apks, libraries and a few other files. Do you remember how far it got before it failed? It should have given a step-by-step update in the CWM logs:
ui_print("Verifying current system...");
ui_print("Removing unneeded files...");
ui_print("Patching system files...");
ui_print("Unpacking new files...");
ui_print("NOT Unpacking new recovery...");
ui_print("Symlinks and permissions...");
ui_print("Patching remaining system files...");
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Also, check your "About" page to see what build you are currently on.
There's been about 30 people who have downloaded this so far. Any other feedback?
The symlinks I believe and I am on jrO03c
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ridiculousnicholas said:
The symlinks I believe and I am on jrO03c
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Did you have root before the update? How about after?
ridiculousnicholas said:
The symlinks I believe and I am on jrO03c
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Ok, I figured out the problem. Here is the fix for you:
First, make a backup of your root. Use Voodoo OTA Rootkeeper.
Then, apply this via CWM:
http://core.routed.com/fix.zip
That will fix your permissions and wifi should work now. I'm going to update the OP now .
phonic said:
Ok, I figured out the problem. Here is the fix for you:
First, make a backup of your root. Use Voodoo OTA Rootkeeper.
Then, apply this via CWM:
http://core.routed.com/fix.zip
That will fix your permissions and wifi should work now. I'm going to update the OP now .
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Hey guys, I'm about to go through rooting my Nexus 7. Its my first root, hell this is my first android tablet. What changes should i make, if any, based on the info in this thread, to the "How to Root Your Nexus 7 For idiots who have never Rooted anything before and have never owned a Android device before July 13th and want to be sure they do it properly without screwing anything up and keeping their files intact Guide 2.0" that i am hoping to find somewhere on this site (feel free to give suggestions for this as well but im pretty sure i saw a good thread). Ive already updated to the second 4.1.1 update today. thanks
Thanks for the files and easy instructions. :good:
Just a note if you modified your build.prop to enable the table UI you must restore your original for this to work.
The first time I tried it failed due to the build.prop differences. I quickly restored my original and reapplied with no issues.
TerryNova said:
Thanks for the files and easy instructions. :good:
Just a note if you modified your build.prop to enable the table UI you must restore your original for this to work.
The first time I tried it failed due to the build.prop differences. I quickly restored my original and reapplied with no issues.
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Thanks for the update, and glad it worked!
btw, I did mention the "no custom build.prop" in my pre-requisite list
Deodexed 6.7.244 download links are located below (You must be on 6.7.244 and be rooted)
http://www.4shared.com/zip/-vZ-bPN0/XT875-6-7-244-DEODEXED.html?refurl=d1url
http://d-h.st/xTT
http://www.adrive.com/public/KCARn2/XT875-6-7-244-DEODEXED.zip
Steps for installation
1. Download the file from a link above
2. Place on your phones external sdcard
3. Boot into CWM recovery using BootStrap
4. Select intall ZIP from sdcard
5. Choose ZIP from sdcard
6. Locate the Deodexed ZIP and select it
7. When installation is complete choose reboot system now
8. Once you get by the BootAnimation you will see android is upgrading applications
9. Once that is done you will then be able to enjoy your newly deodexed 6.7.244
I am not responsible if you do something wrong and mess up your phone. Remember anything 235 or above is not able to be taken back to 905 or previous.
Not trying to go off topic but did you do a 246 deodexed version yet? If not I can so one but I wanted to ask you first since you are more experienced at it then I am. Also thank you for all your work!
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TMYINC said:
Not trying to go off topic but did you do a 246 deodexed version yet? If not I can so one but I wanted to ask you first since you are more experienced at it then I am. Also thank you for all your work!
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No I didn't get around to doing before my buddy had already gotten it out for everyone. Here is the link to the forum where you can find the download link.
http://www.droidrzr.com/index.php/topic/4504-deodexed-67246/
Just curious, can this be done using Safestrap?
Cris_C said:
Just curious, can this be done using Safestrap?
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No
Need help here..
my SGSA keep showing that ANDROID IS UPGRADING,STARTING APPS after reboot and when i try to turn off and turn it again it shows the same thing.
Is this the 'side' effect after use [shut_down TransparentBar+RippleUnlock-CWM ]?
I'm just asking,not blaming anyone.
BTW, [shut_down TransparentBar+RippleUnlock-CWM ] is cool and great.:laugh::victory:
ryanicklc87 said:
Need help here..
my SGSA keep showing that ANDROID IS UPGRADING,STARTING APPS after reboot and when i try to turn off and turn it again it shows the same thing.
Is this the 'side' effect after use [shut_down TransparentBar+RippleUnlock-CWM ]?
I'm just asking,not blaming anyone.
BTW, [shut_down TransparentBar+RippleUnlock-CWM ] is cool and great.:laugh::victory:
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i have the same thing. my phone is rooted and i am usng thunderzap kernel
This is happening to me when I put some new file in system/app and reboot. Or if I delete dalvik cache in CWM.
Ouch,same with you also shut_down?
hahaha..:fingers-crossed:
Guess we'll waiting someone who can solve our problem.:good:
Tried wiping cache?
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ryanicklc87 said:
Ouch,same with you also shut_down?
hahaha..:fingers-crossed:
Guess we'll waiting someone who can solve our problem.:good:
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No, not all the time. Just when I wipe dalvik cache and on first boot after. Try to do that, like Frapeti said.
shut_down said:
No, not all the time. Just when I wipe dalvik cache and on first boot after. Try to do that, like Frapeti said.
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errr.. sorry for asking?
Can you detailed the procedure please?
Meaning,more specific?
Одг: [HELP] my SGSA always showing 'ANDROID IS UPGRADING' any idea to remove it?
ryanicklc87 said:
errr.. sorry for asking?
Can you detailed the procedure please?
Meaning,more specific?
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Go to CWM, on first page there is wipe cache - do it. Then go to advance and there is wipe dalvik cacke. Do it too. It should do that thing on start one more time (because wiping dalvik) and on others it will not.
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Yep,shut_down I've done it,but it still shows same thing?
I wonder why?
ryanicklc87 said:
Yep,shut_down I've done it,but it still shows same thing?
I wonder why?
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Do not know. You tried to flash firmware again with Odin and do factory reset?
Afaik, the tz kernel must be having some zipalign script. The script must be causing the issue!
I do not respond to tech support via PM
Shaaan said:
Afaik, the tz kernel must be having some zipalign script. The script must be causing the issue!
I do not respond to tech support via PM
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I am using it, and do not have that problems. Like I said, that happend just when I wipe dalvik. And when put some new apk in system/app (and I do have zipalign script in init.d folder).
When u used tweak app such as: android tweak, android tuner or tweak init.d script or put system/app . Jb always display upgrading appp LOL
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is the process working in your status bar? if so, hold click on the process from the status bar, app info will appear, click on it and FORCE STOP or DISABLE app. That's how i managed it. I'm allso on Thunderzap kernel.
Hope it helped!
:highfive: Thanks guys,but i've tried all the method you all told me its still showing same message.
Guess, I need to get use with it until i've got the solution.
Well,its just a very small piece,and not really annoying me.:silly:
ryanicklc87 said:
:highfive: Thanks guys,but i've tried all the method you all told me its still showing same message.
Guess, I need to get use with it until i've got the solution.
Well,its just a very small piece,and not really annoying me.:silly:
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U need wipe davik/cache. Sometimes my phone get same error
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the message occurs to me everytime I use deodexed ROM, ie. immediately after flashing deodexed system and apps, the first enter into GUI takes couple of minutes - there's a window with text "optimizing application x of y" but on later reboots it just appears for a short while without numbers.
ryanicklc87 said:
Need help here..
my SGSA keep showing that ANDROID IS UPGRADING,STARTING APPS after reboot and when i try to turn off and turn it again it shows the same thing.
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Same to me after copy a modded systemUi.apk to System/App. I resolved this renaming SystemUI.odex to SystemUI.odex.bat...
hope this can help you
p.s. I'm on odex rom xlq4
dielle27 said:
Same to me after copy a modded systemUi.apk to System/App. I resolved this renaming SystemUI.odex to SystemUI.odex.bat...
hope this can help you
p.s. I'm on odex rom xlq4
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Fuhh.. thanks very much.
you really save the day,at last it works.
Rename the 'systemUI.odex' to systemUI.odex.bat
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My brother (being the idiot he is) decided to take it upon himself to root my htc one (unlocked Australian model). Now I have a custom recovery installed and so can't install the recently available 4.2.2 update. Is there either a way to install this update, or a way to flash back the original recovery so that I can install it?
Both yes. You can download the original recovery.img and flash it via fastboot. but now that you can flash zips why not try a ROM from XDA devs. Most are very stock with some extra features.
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pr0x2 said:
Both yes. You can download the original recovery.img and flash it via fastboot. but now that you can flash zips why not try a ROM from XDA devs. Most are very stock with some extra features.
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What would you recommend that is similar to the 4.2.2 update (with the home key menu functionality)?
dante3hs said:
What would you recommend that is similar to the 4.2.2 update (with the home key menu functionality)?
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Try the Orio One ROM has apps removed and Aroma is orange themed looks great and it works well. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2226317&highlight=ota+app
mobileguynz said:
Try the Orio One ROM has apps removed and Aroma is orange themed looks great and it works well. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2226317&highlight=ota+app
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I'm quite interested in this one, but want to double check, with the installation is it really as simple as downloading the zip, then rebooting into recovery and installing the zip from there? No need for anything else like the cmd on pc or anything? Seems rather simple is all, just want to make sure I'm understanding it right. Will be the first time flashing a custom Rom is all.
dante3hs said:
I'm quite interested in this one, but want to double check, with the installation is it really as simple as downloading the zip, then rebooting into recovery and installing the zip from there? No need for anything else like the cmd on pc or anything? Seems rather simple is all, just want to make sure I'm understanding it right. Will be the first time flashing a custom Rom is all.
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Since you already have a custom recovery, then yes it is as easy as installing the zip. Its always safer to make a nandroid backup first however, so choose the backup option in your recovery, and save that file to your computer, then you can easily flash the custom ROM.
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0neblock said:
Since you already have a custom recovery, then yes it is as easy as installing the zip. Its always safer to make a nandroid backup first however, so choose the backup option in your recovery, and save that file to your computer, then you can easily flash the custom ROM.
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Well I have Rom manager installed which does the same thing I believe, so I'll be sure to make a backup beforehand.