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[Clock Widget Themes]my custom sets w/ wallpapers

Im not responsible for any bricked or damaged device, remember to make backups
here are some of my analog clock widget faces with accompanying wallpapers from the screen shots they are compatible with all the Cyan builds and most hero as far as i know.
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for installation first extract the zip choose the one you like and rename it to AlarmClock.apk
here are 2 different ways
first from recovery terminal :
mount sdcard
mount system
cp sdcard/AlarmClock.apk /system/app/AlarmClock.apk
reboot
or you can use adb to push the file
heres the download links
clocks http://www.4shared.com/file/149881187/e1ac242f/mmclocks.html
wallpapers http://www.4shared.com/file/149881486/9060d652/wallpapers.html
heres the wallpapers

Those look pretty badass!! Nice job..

cp sdcard/AlarmClock.apk /system/app/AlarmClock.apk
cp: cannot stat 'sdcard/AlarmClock.apk': no such file or directory
I changed the name of the alarmclock and put it in the root directory of sdcard. Anything I did wrong?

nevermind, it worked. Guess a typo there.
Thanks

[How To] Simplified webtop terminal access

Please look in this thread for more complete details.
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For those of you looking to get terminal access on your webtop, here's a simplified set of instructions. You'll need:
A rooted Atrix.
Some kind of terminal access. I ended up using the Android Terminal Emulator that’s in the market; I would imagine that other terminals would work, as well as something like adbWireless.
Run the following commands on the terminal:
su
/usr/bin/sudo -u adas bash
export DISPLAY=:0
/osh/usr/bin/.lxterminal
And then, you too can end up with this!
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P.S. I'm not responsible for any havoc you wreak after getting a terminal running.
P.P.S. droidbird has figured out how to add additional programs to the dock, so you should be able to add LXTerminal to the dock after that.

Thanks worked nicely, though still fuzzy with the link you posted to get the terminal icon on the dock any how to explained more clearly?

Please close in favour of this thread.

[How to] Change (some) Google Apps and Viper 2.7 to Dark Mode [Root Required]

I stumbled across this in the Viper4Android 2.7 thread. It was suggested for activating dark mode for that app, which it does, but I noticed that it also changed the playstore, photos, and chrome (kind of). There may be more but those are the only Google apps that I use beside Drive and messages which already have a dark theme option within the app.
Edit- I forgot about Gmail. It doesn't work for that one, at least not on my end.
This is only confirmed on Stock 6.0.1 firmware.
First you'll need a terminal app. I use Termux.
Open that app and type the following:
Code:
su
Press enter, then type (or copy/paste)
Code:
settings put secure ui_night_mode 2
Press enter, then reboot or type in the terminal
Code:
reboot
And press enter
Once your phone boots back up you should see dark mode on the above mentioned apps and possibly more.
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General remove miui12 gapps and other apps script

Hello everyone, I have a script to share with everyone！
It can remove all Google Apps and MIUI12 other Apps from miui12！
You will get miui12 core version!
It support miui eu/global/cn version!
I tested it on the redmi note 9 4g ( lime cn version ) device , miui12.5.5 eu/cn/global , miui12 eu/cn/global ,it's work ok !
It's support root and shell users in work!
[ HOW DO ]
UNLOCK BOOTLOADER
HAVE ROOT
UNLOCK SYSTEM PARTITION READ-ONLY
FIX BOOTLOOP IN MI
PUSH SCRIPT TO STORAGE
Bash:
adb push startupsystem.sh /sdcard/
RUN THE SCRIPT
Bash:
adb shell
#if you have root and fix bootloop mi the run this :
su && sh /sdcard/startupsystem.sh
#select 1.remove app and your ui version
#if not root :
sh /sdcard/startupsystem.sh
#select 3.disable and your ui version
[ DOWNLOAD SCRIPT ]
[ SCREENSHOT ]
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Question root - Can't edit hosts file

I am using Redmi Note 11 running on Custom ROM - `Xiaomi Eu`
Specs:
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My device is rooted via Magisk.
I want to edit the `hosts` file. I have tried using ADB, CX File Explorer, X-Plore Manager but I am unable to edit it.
Apparently none of the methods are able to write on `/system` partition because it is `Read Only System`.
I looked up online and tried mounting it as writable via ADB using
adb shell
su
mount -o rw,remount /system
Output : /system not in /proc/mounts
mount -o rw,remount /
Output : /dev/block/dm-0 is read only
`adb root` and `disable-verity` aren't working either.
It is so annoying. I had to wait 5 days to unlock the bootloader. Spent whole night installing Custom ROM and rooting my device. And all of it for nothing. Please help.
(Please don't recommend AdAway because I just want to block some particular sites)

Activate the hosts magisk module from the magisk settings, then modify it from the module's files.
AdAway does have custom filters, btw. But you will have to activate the hosts module