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Remove rogers apps and apn from V20C

I wrote this up to remove all the Rogers software, boot image and APNs
To use this you first need to flash the Rogers V20C firmware and root it, you don’t need to install Clockwork but I would suggest doing this and also performing a backup before running this.
Procedure
Make sure you have the latest LG drivers
Make sure you have USB Debugging turned on
Extract files to a folder
Run the batch file run.bat
Pick what you want to remove
Select 4 from the batch file to exit as this will reboot your phone which is required
After the phone is rebooted go to you APN list and select the “Reset to default”, it could take a few minutes for the reset to complete.
You will notice that the icon for data would will change from 4g to represent the true data connection. If you are unsure about this try a data speed check before running this patch and after.
The batch file is easy to follow so have a read and see what it is doing, you
might find you only want it to do only certain parts.
Any issues just re-flash or restore you backup.
Link to files: http://www.mediafire.com/?o8beibt207og33r
Please note there is an issue with setting your time if you have the "Use network-provided value", this causes a force close if you try to set the time. If you don't have this set then the force close doesn't occur. Quick update on this, it is the section that pushs the VPN, if you don't run this then you won't get this bug. After looking at the logs they are pointing to the Manifest.xml file but as I've never had an issue like this before it will take some time to repair.

Works. Perfect.

Default is the Rogers apn right. Or did your bat file change that? Just wondering. I have att us and never could get consistent data speeds.
Sent from my LG-P925 using XDA

Default is the Rogers apn right
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, corret. In the batch file the flexprovider.apk, apns-conf.xml and flex.xml files all are replaced.
If you still have bad speeds after replacing these you could manually alter the flex.xml file to provide the carrier etc. there
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Flexinfo>
<Flexinfo
FLEX_COUNTRY_CODE="US"
FLEX_OPERATOR_CODE="ATT"
FLEX_MCC_CODE="310"
FLEX_MNC_CODE="410"
FLEX_REGION_CODE="0"
FLEX_SIMLOCK_ON="0"
FLEX_MODEL_CODE="0" />
</Flexinfo>
Taken from this post http://forum.xda-developers.com/archive/index.php/t-1293947.html

Thanks man. Will try later tonight.
Sent from my LG-P925 using XDA

Let me know how you get on akwhite23, as I just tried a quick test of taking these files from the stock ATT 2.2 rom, I had to manually add my local APN but it got the H+ and I was able to use data.
Maybe another option if your data is unstable??

Anyone know how to remove or change the rogers shutdown animation
Sent from my LG-P925g using xda premium

You will need to edit Poweroff.apk,or use the tool in this thread

How about if someone were to pull the poweroff.apk from a diff rom and installing it
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This is a great tool but it would be nice if you gave us options as to what we wanted to delete from this rom.

Confirmed just copying and replacing the Poweroff.apk from another rom works just set permissions reboot and good to go thanks for the advice
Sent from my LG-P925g using xda premium

teray0n said:
This is a great tool but it would be nice if you gave us options as to what we wanted to delete from this rom.
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The file you run is a batch file, just use a text editor and "rem" the lines you don't wont. I have tried to break the batch file up into logical chunks.
If really needed I can add Press 1 for this, Press 2 for this etc.
Lets see what I people want.
Also
Yes to the Roggers shutdown image is in the Poweroff.apk, if you just replace it with another rom you might not get any logo when shutting down, if that is the case has a look at the script as if will show you where to place the shutdown images.

Thanks for the reply and yes using the options of yes or no or 1 or 2 would be great this way people in my opinion would have and enjoy more control over there phone. Again great script.
Sent from my LG-P925g using xda premium

Thanks for this package. Ran as stated and works perfectly. Many, many thanks!

Script has been changed to allow users to pick what they would like to remove
*Remove Rogger preloaded applications
*APN to Generic
*Remove Roggers start up and shutdown logo
Enjoy

Great job thanks.
Sent from my LG-P925g using xda premium

I have noticed that after using this, alot of apps in the market will no longer download due to incompatibility issues that were not there before. Apps such as Rom Toolbox, Advanced Task Killer and many more. I have reflashed and done this process twice to test and confirm. Removing the Rogers apps with this process seems to have caused a break somewhere.

johnw230873 said:
, corret. In the batch file the flexprovider.apk, apns-conf.xml and flex.xml files all are replaced.
If you still have bad speeds after replacing these you could manually alter the flex.xml file to provide the carrier etc. there
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Flexinfo>
<Flexinfo
FLEX_COUNTRY_CODE="US"
FLEX_OPERATOR_CODE="ATT"
FLEX_MCC_CODE="310"
FLEX_MNC_CODE="410"
FLEX_REGION_CODE="0"
FLEX_SIMLOCK_ON="0"
FLEX_MODEL_CODE="0" />
</Flexinfo>
Taken from this post http://forum.xda-developers.com/archive/index.php/t-1293947.html
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do you still need to replace the phone dialer and contact apks like the link states to do?
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rebel1699, unsure what is happening as I have just tested the applciations in your post and they work fine for me???? This is the procedure I used on my phone to flash
Using LG flash software Flashed V20C
I then flash the V20C
booted up the rom applyed Dan root application
Applied CWM
Next I went into CWM and wiped data / factory & wipe cache Partition
I then booted up the phone and applied by script.
Up to now I hadn't signed in the market place.
A think the problem could be some bad data in your market place, could you try this for me
Under Manage Applications could you
find Market and Force Stop, Clear Data and Clear Cache
find google Services Framework and Force Stop, Clear Data
If this has work you should get a server error if you try to access the Market Place. Reset your phone and the market should come back.
Let me know how this goes
Markyzz
No it isn't a good idea to copy the phone.apk and contacts

Ok I have one problem after I do the match my time changes and then I go to settings and try and change it and it force closes
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[MOD] PRL Write Enabler for Sprint Galaxy S4 [MDC][MDL][MJA]

First off this work is based on Digiblur's PRL Write Enabler from the Sprint Galaxy S3 forum. I simply modified it & packaged it for our Sprint Galaxy S4 devices.
Here is the original S3 post that this was found in... http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2159054
Also, post #8 below provides additional info.
I tested it by flashing with TWRP and it worked on my stock, rooted S4 with the MDC and MDL releases.
If you're on a stock rooted Rom and not using TWRP, you can just copy the HiddenMenu.apk from inside the zip file downloaded into /system/app/ and overwrite the one that's there. (You'll need a root enabled file browser to do this of course).
Thanks to Unknownforce here is a version for MJA...
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23212708291676468
Enjoy!!

This certainly will save me from having to use CDMA WS to switch like I just did yesterday. 55014 was not working well for me in my market so I switched back to 25014.

What is write enabler?

Keeps aborting for me

THEGAMEPLAY94 said:
Keeps aborting for me
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You mean the install of the zip?
If so, you can pull the APK out of the zip and replace HiddenMenu.apk in the system folder (make a backup first). You may want to also set the permissions to rw-r-r after replacing the system app. Reboot, then you should be good to go.

@ChadH42,
I know it seems like I'm harping on you but I'm really not..
You need to update the OP on - 1. What is this? 2. What does this do? 3. Why is this in the Development Section.. ?
A good OP leads to less questions.. Development Sections aren't for information. That would be considered a Discussion Thread that belongs in General.
Let's keep the Dev section clean from the start.
My suggestion - Edit the OP on the What's/Why's?/How To's and you won't get posts like mine.

To the OP, updated your title as [WIP], and I suggest you provided additional information so that folks aren't bricking their new devices.
I will check in, if you need anything, let me know.

What this MOD does (in case the OP takes a little while to chime in)
What this MOD does is modifies our ##DATA# (select View) menu to allow for the PRL Write option to appear and function. With this menu option, the user can change their PRL on the fly from the device itself by placing a copy of the desired PRL in the root directory of Internal Storage and name it "test.prl" (no quotes), dial ##DATA# (choose View), tap Write PRL, tap the sub-menu option Write PRL ---wait--- and then the device reboots with the test.prl PRL applied upon reboot. Not every PRL works and sometimes it takes a couple of tries.
A tip for multiple PRL options is to, of course, keep a folder of the PRLs you like and keep them labeled in there. Copy the desired PRL to proper place as needed and just remember to rename the copy to "test.prl". Switch back and forth as you please. I hope this helps clear some confusion and helps some find purpose with the MOD like I have.
For a clear set of instructions that I did not want to just copy verbatim, check the link below. Also, if you are having issues with the zip not installing in CWM, just extract the APK from the ZIP (inside the system/app folder), use Root Explorer or your favorite root-access file explorer to place the APK in the APP folder, apply the proper permissions and reboot.
Ref from the GS3: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1748516

So I unzipped the file, replaced the hidden menu original apk with the new one, then set permissions, rebooted, then tried ##3282# and the view and edit options do not appear.. .. It just blanks out the items I just entered
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jayjay7411 said:
So I unzipped the file, replaced the hidden menu original apk with the new one, then set permissions, rebooted, then tried ##3282# and the view and edit options do not appear.. .. It just blanks out the items I just entered
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Did you clear Cache when you rebooted?
What ROM are you using?

ChadH42 said:
Did you clear Cache when you rebooted?
What ROM are you using?
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+1...same thing is happenening to me...Im on force rom. when i type in the dialer code it just blanks out.

lilmikeyv said:
+1...same thing is happenening to me...Im on force rom. when i type in the dialer code it just blanks out.
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I just tried this mod with the Force ROM and it did the same thing (blank options). The only thing I can think of is that it works with the odex version of the stock ROM so maybe its a problem with deodex ROMs of which Force is one.

O okay. Its currently not a necessary thing for me at the moment, just nice for when I travel to Alabama. Hopefully later on someone gets it working on deodex.
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ChadH42 said:
I just tried this mod with the Force ROM and it did the same thing (blank options). The only thing I can think of is that it works with the odex version of the stock ROM so maybe its a problem with deodex ROMs of which Force is one.
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I am actually running it on the Rooted Stock DeOdexed ROM. So I don't think it is an Odex/DeOdex issue...might be a Force ROM issue.
Also, moot point for Force ROM (1.0+) anyway because the PRL Write mod is already included with that.

I'm also having this problem and I'm pretty sure it was working this morning. I haven't flashed anything since then.
edit-- I tried:
1. wiping both cache's
2. killing background process "OIThiddenmenu"
neither fixed it.

I reinstalled the stock odex ROM and flashed this again and it worked.

Just an FYI, OP, I get Error Status 6 when trying to flash this via recovery, which indicates one of two things. Either the format of the file is incorrect or there is a syntax error. The syntax looks fine, but opening in basic Notepad shouldn't "look pretty" like it currently does. So it's likely it was edited with a non-Unix-compatible text editor like Notepad or MS-Word...
To make modifications to an updater-script (or just about any Android/Linux files like this) you need something like Notepad++ or gVim.
Anyways, I did a quick test with this, and it does in fact not work on my ROM as it is, but I see why it's failing, but I don't know what exactly it's trying to reference yet. (It fails with an id number instead of a name, so I'll have to de-compile some things to find it.)
I'm not sure it's a ROM issue or a MOD issue yet. (meaning it might have to be updated for each custom ROM, depending on how they are configured) But I'll track it down and update when I can.

Unknownforce said:
Just an FYI, OP, I get Error Status 6 when trying to flash this via recovery, which indicates one of two things. Either the format of the file is incorrect or there is a syntax error. The syntax looks fine, but opening in basic Notepad shouldn't "look pretty" like it currently does. So it's likely it was edited with a non-Unix-compatible text editor like Notepad or MS-Word...
To make modifications to an updater-script (or just about any Android/Linux files like this) you need something like Notepad++ or gVim.
Anyways, I did a quick test with this, and it does in fact not work on my ROM as it is, but I see why it's failing, but I don't know what exactly it's trying to reference yet. (It fails with an id number instead of a name, so I'll have to de-compile some things to find it.)
I'm not sure it's a ROM issue or a MOD issue yet. (meaning it might have to be updated for each custom ROM, depending on how they are configured) But I'll track it down and update when I can.
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Thanks for all your help here..
I had the error status 6 problem in the beginning and thought I fixed it. You are correct that I used MS WordPad to edit the files.

ChadH42 said:
Thanks for all your help here..
I had the error status 6 problem in the beginning and thought I fixed it. You are correct that I used MS WordPad to edit the files.
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I think TWRP can read the non Unix type characters, which is why it works on a different recovery.
I'm hoping it's a mod issue and I can just modify the mod to work universally regardless of the rom. But we'll see.
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fails in recovery for me.
says error executing updater binary in zip
in stock rooted...

Help I have lost my data connection.

I was trying to get the wifi tethering hack from this thread:
Here
I followed the alternate method and downloaded the modded framework-res.apk for my verizon gs4 which is running 4.3 MK2.
I downloaded it straight from the phone and then copied to the system dir. I changed the permissions with root explorer to 644 and then moved it to \system\framework and rebooted.
Hotspot does not ask me for credentials which is great but I have lost my data connection. Not sure what to try. I downloaded a couple of the framework-res.apks from that thread that I thought were the "stock" ones to put everything back like it was and still no data.
Full disclosure, I did try to rename one of the access points after the initial reboot and now it seems I can't change any of those settings but might not have been able to before and that probably doesn't matter.
Any help is appreicated and I am sorry if this is in the wrong place. Thanks.

Easier WiFi Tether Hack (No SQL Edits + Survives Factory Resets)

** Designed for stock Moto 98.72.22 and 98.72.22-based ROMs **
** FOR OTHER ROMS and updated stock, see post #7 **
When you do the entitlement_check SQL hack, you are modifying a string provided by MotorolaSettingsProvider.apk. But anytime you do a factory reset, you have to repeat the SQL hack. I didn't like this, so I modified the system APK to disable entitlement by default = same end result as SQL hack.
I have tested this twice without issue, so I'd say it's ready for release. Of course you need to be rooted to modify /system/app.
I did the following with Safestrap file manager and upon rebooting (no need to wipe, it seems) the Mobile Hotspot launcher worked like a charm
Also did a factory reset (data, dalvik, cache) and tethering still worked just fine!
Instructions:
0. Backup just in case!!
1. Download attached MotorolaSettingsProvider.apk
2. Reboot into Safestrap, Mount System, and then open the File Manager (under Advanced)
3. Browse to /system/app and rename MotorolaSettingsProvider.apk to *.apk.BAK (keep as a backup)
4. Browse back to the downloaded file, click it, select Move, browse to /system/app, click Select, OK
5. Browse again to /system/app, click on MotorolaSettingsProvider.apk (NOT the one ending in .BAK)
6. CHMOD permissions as 0644 (rw r- r-)
7. Rename MotorolaSettingsProvider.odex to *.odex.BAK (backup)
8. Reboot, click Thanks, and enjoy!

tried this on stock jb.no go. fc and started reading notifications. also constant network loss and re-aquire.

Ismokel said:
tried this on stock jb.no go. fc and started reading notifications. also constant network loss and re-aquire.
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JB 246 98.72.22? I'm assuming you used a root explorer due to the FC. I recommend using Safestrap's built-in file manager (see the updated instructions).
I could also make a flashable ZIP to mitigate user-error if there is demand for it.
The last issues you mentioned are unrelated to this. The modified APK is exactly the same as the original, except for a single byte (1 -> 0) and deodexed. Oh, and a "false" to "true" in the manifest so we could manually clear data, but that didn't work out. You can decompile and compare yourself

Same issue here as Ismokel. It might be a signing issue, as I saw the same thing occur when I tried doing the mod myself and was experimenting with the different options for signing. It worked for me when I left the existing signature.
I would post my modded version, but I need to make one with only that mod first, as mine has mods to change other defaults as well.
Also, what is this JB 246 you are referring to? Wrong number? Just from a quick search, the only 246 reference I found was ICS.
You mentioned that yours worked for you without wiping data. Did you change default_entitlement_check in the xml resources or did you change something else? I was only interested in this mod to change the default and not the existing setting, but I'm still somewhat curious.

progrockguy said:
** Designed for stock Moto 246 (JB 4.1.2) and 246-stock-based ROMs **
When you do the entitlement_check SQL hack, you are modifying a string provided by MotorolaSettingsProvider.apk. But anytime you do a factory reset, you have to repeat the SQL hack. I didn't like this, so I modified the system APK to disable entitlement by default.
I have tested this twice without issue, so I'd say it's ready for release. Of course you need to be rooted to modify /system/app.
I did the following with Safestrap file manager and upon rebooting (no need to wipe, it seems) the Mobile Hotspot launcher worked like a charm
Also did a factory reset (data, dalvik, cache) and tethering still worked just fine!
Instructions:
1. Download attached MotorolaSettingsProvider.apk
2. Reboot into Safestrap, Mount System, and then open the File Manager (under Advanced)
3. Browse to /system/app and rename MotorolaSettingsProvider.apk to *.apk.BAK (keep as a backup)
4. Browse back to the downloaded file, click it, select Move, browse to /system/app, click Select, OK
5. Browse again to /system/app, click on MotorolaSettingsProvider.apk (NOT the one ending in .BAK)
6. CHMOD permissions as 0644 (rw r- r-)
7. Rename MotorolaSettingsProvider.odex to *.odex.BAK (backup)
8. Reboot, click Thanks, and enjoy!
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I would like to know how you made the modifications to the apk. I would like to make the same modifications for my Atrix HD.

dpcsar said:
I would like to know how you made the modifications to the apk. I would like to make the same modifications for my Atrix HD.
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has anyone tried this with SlimKat? It's the one thing that's missing from it that I've wanted so far.

ShadyDreamer said:
Also, what is this JB 246 you are referring to? Wrong number? Just from a quick search, the only 246 reference I found was ICS.
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Whoops!! 98.72.22 is the base I used. If you took OTA updates, that could explain the boot loops. See below on how to DIY
dpcsar said:
I would like to know how you made the modifications to the apk. I would like to make the same modifications for my Atrix HD.
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Brolzy said:
has anyone tried this with SlimKat? It's the one thing that's missing from it that I've wanted so far.
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This mod is easy and should work on all ROMs. All you need is a deodexed version of MotorolaSettingsProvider.apk from your current/desired ROM.
Steps: after decompiling, open the following text file:
res/values/integers.xml
look for: def_entitlement_check
Change the 1 to a 0 and save.
Recompile and KEEP EXISTING SIGNATURE.
My safestrap instructions will work on your newly modified APK. (If you're going to try replacing via root file explorers, I suggest an overwriting Paste. That way you'll keep permissions in case android crashes and hot reboots. Do not delete, *then* paste. It'll likely crash before you can set the permissions.)
Good luck!

progrockguy said:
This mod is easy and should work on all ROMs. All you need is a deodexed version of MotorolaSettingsProvider.apk from your current/desired ROM.
Steps: after decompiling, open the following text file:
res/values/integers.xml
look for: def_entitlement_check
Change the 1 to a 0 and save.
Recompile and KEEP EXISTING SIGNATURE.
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That's exactly what I did, so I don't know why your file didn't work for me. I'm using 98.72.22, too. A while ago when I did that exact mod myself it worked fine.
If you are using adb from a computer connected by USB to copy and install the apk, after using su you can use the stop command to close all apps, then you can safely move, rename, replace, or delete system apps without it crashing and rebooting. Just make sure you have it in the proper state before you reboot. If a prompt to allow su from adb comes up on the phone, be sure to allow it with no time limit in case you need to use su again before you use adb reboot to restart the phone.

ShadyDreamer said:
That's exactly what I did, so I don't know why your file didn't work for me. I'm using 98.72.22, too. A while ago when I did that exact mod myself it worked fine.
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Curious, where did you get your APK from? Because stock is odexed.
My file also had a manifest edit (which didn't work out), but I doubt that's the issue since it works on two of my Bionics.

When I quoted the part I was replying to, I included your "All you need is a deodexed version of MotorolaSettingsProvider.apk from your current/desired ROM." line in the quote for a reason. I did that part.

Help.. phone bricked, deleted /carrier applications

I was trying to cleanup carrier bloatware off my phone and I think I deleted some apps that were critical.
I deleted ItsOnService.apk (NetworkSystemProvider) and ItsOnUID.apk. Unfortunately I didn't make a backup of them. Then, wifi and LTE/3g stopped working (even if Wifi is connected, internet is permanently not available).
The worst part of this is that the issue persists after reflashing back to stock. The problem is I don't think the stock roms contain the /carrier directory. And now I cannot complete the setup wizard because at first boot, I'm forced to select a wifi network and once I connect internet is not available, so the wizard won't proceed.
Is there anything I can do? If someone were to send me the missing APKs could I use recovery mode and sideload them?

Chanman said:
I was trying to cleanup carrier bloatware off my phone and I think I deleted some apps that were critical.
I deleted ItsOnService.apk (NetworkSystemProvider) and ItsOnUID.apk. Unfortunately I didn't make a backup of them. Then, wifi and LTE/3g stopped working (even if Wifi is connected, internet is permanently not available).
The worst part of this is that the issue persists after reflashing back to stock. The problem is I don't think the stock roms contain the /carrier directory. And now I cannot complete the setup wizard because at first boot, I'm forced to select a wifi network and once I connect internet is not available, so the wizard won't proceed.
Is there anything I can do? If someone were to send me the missing APKs could I use recovery mode and sideload them?
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do you still have the rooted system image on ur sdcard?? just reroot

Google~Android said:
do you still have the rooted system image on ur sdcard?? just reroot
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I do have the rooted image, as well as the stock image, I have applied both, the problem still exists. I think when I reroot or reflash it's not writing the /carrier directory, that must have come from somewhere else. I confirmed this by unpacking the TOT file and looking inside, it has all the apps, but it does not have the /carrier directory. Do you have ItsOnService.apk and ItsOnUID.apk? Maybe I could try sideloading them?

Chanman said:
I do have the rooted image, as well as the stock image, I have applied both, the problem still exists. I think when I reroot or reflash it's not writing the /carrier directory, that must have come from somewhere else. I confirmed this by unpacking the TOT file and looking inside, it has all the apps, but it does not have the /carrier directory. Do you have ItsOnService.apk and ItsOnUID.apk? Maybe I could try sideloading them?
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nope i don't have a g4 as of now...shud be here in a week

Chanman said:
I was trying to cleanup carrier bloatware off my phone and I think I deleted some apps that were critical.
I deleted ItsOnService.apk (NetworkSystemProvider) and ItsOnUID.apk. Unfortunately I didn't make a backup of them. Then, wifi and LTE/3g stopped working (even if Wifi is connected, internet is permanently not available).
The worst part of this is that the issue persists after reflashing back to stock. The problem is I don't think the stock roms contain the /carrier directory. And now I cannot complete the setup wizard because at first boot, I'm forced to select a wifi network and once I connect internet is not available, so the wizard won't proceed.
Is there anything I can do? If someone were to send me the missing APKs could I use recovery mode and sideload them?
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You need to know exactly what you deleted. The itsonuid is in the system/priv-app directory. I didn't see the itsonservice but didn't spend much time looking. You need to know if you deleted things out of carrier partition or vendor partition or both... Get a list together...

Agimax said:
You need to know exactly what you deleted. The itsonuid is in the system/priv-app directory. I didn't see the itsonservice but didn't spend much time looking. You need to know if you deleted things out of carrier partition or vendor partition or both... Get a list together...
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Thanks, I can confirm what you're saying, I did find ItsOnUID in system/priv-app, so at least I can restore that one. However, I am pretty sure ItsOnService is in /carrier and I deleted it using ES File Explorer. I had deleted ItsOnUID with Titanium Backup. Titanium Backup was not able to find ItsOnService, so that's why I had used ES File Explorer, which confirms that ItsOnService must have been in /carrier.
Since it looks like there is no /carrier directory in these TOT files, is there some other way I can get ItsOnService.apk? Can anyone out there send it to me?

Chanman said:
Thanks, I can confirm what you're saying, I did find ItsOnUID in system/priv-app, so at least I can restore that one. However, I am pretty sure ItsOnService is in /carrier and I deleted it using ES File Explorer. I had deleted ItsOnUID with Titanium Backup. Titanium Backup was not able to find ItsOnService, so that's why I had used ES File Explorer, which confirms that ItsOnService must have been in /carrier.
Since it looks like there is no /carrier directory in these TOT files, is there some other way I can get ItsOnService.apk? Can anyone out there send it to me?
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Might be a little late but here ya go.

2348z said:
Might be a little late but here ya go.
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Thanks a lot!!!

Chanman said:
Thanks a lot!!!
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No problem buddy. ?