i followed the steps here but it only charge 50% http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1822542 i didn't quiet understand this step though 16) Exit 31 from the script by typing where should i type exit 31?
Just set 99supercharger (or however) root and boot rights. You have to quit the script by clicking the stop button.
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supercharger (or however) root and boot rights. You have to quit the script by clicking the stop button.
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hohow m i supposed to set 99?i don't get what you're saying
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hohow m i supposed to set 99?i don't get what you're saying
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I mean 99supercharger file.
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I mean 99supercharger file.
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yeah when i do that it only charges 50%..
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yeah when i do that it only charges 50%..
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Goto /data and remove the supercharger folder. Then it should do the install again.
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Goto /data and remove the supercharger folder. Then it should do the install again.
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I already did that but it's still only 50% super charged does it work on your phone and btw I didn't notice a difference tbh even though script is running performance in games is still the same
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I already did that but it's still only 50% super charged does it work on your phone and btw I didn't notice a difference tbh even though script is running performance in games is still the same
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Then I don't know...
Look in the tutorial again, maybe you missed something.
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Like title says, are there any programs out there that when put on main screen all you have to do is press it like the rest and it powers off the phone? And one that resets it?
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You would need root access for that to work. But I'm sure it's possible.
Yeah, you could use gscript and just make a simple bash script to do this.
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Yeah, you could use gscript and just make a simple bash script to do this.
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Ok 1st really on here who isn't rooted?
Ok to what you said... Huh? You lost me at use... Sorry i know cars not programing
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Ok 1st really on here who isn't rooted?
Ok to what you said... Huh? You lost me at use... Sorry i know cars not programing
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if you have root you just need a script that runs
reboot -p
make sure you give it su permissions
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if you have root you just need a script that runs
reboot -p
make sure you give it su permissions
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And that will make it so i could have an icon on "home screen" that when pressed would reboot or power off?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=488928
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=486486
Here is the thread for G-Script. I haven't used it yet, but I have seen people use icons on their homescreen that will auto reboot their phone.
You'll have to long press on homescreen and add s shortcut then gscript then the script, but yes it will allow that
Along with the gscript method there is a program called Root Booter. With it you can reboot normally, into recovery or into the bootloader. Not sure about just powering off though. Everything I know reboots the phone, although I am sure a script could be written for that.
here you go, i have included a file, just change .zip to .apk and it should install. i will throw it on the market in a few
this took 10 seconds to write(it took longer to load eclipse than it did to actually write this app)
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here you go, i have included a file, just change .zip to .apk and it should install. i will throw it on the market in a few
this took 10 seconds to write(it took longer to load eclipse than it did to actually write this app)
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Hey thanks. Do you mind emailing me what script was said? This way i can learn.
I already have two books being sent to me on programing with Android so i can stop asking all these questions. Once again thank you
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Hey thanks. Do you mind emailing me what script was said? This way i can learn.
I already have two books being sent to me on programing with Android so i can stop asking all these questions. Once again thank you
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all i did was open up eclipse and start a new android project, under the onCreate portion(the only thing there outside of the imports) i just threw in
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try {
Runtime.getRuntime().exec("su");
Runtime.getRuntime().exec("reboot -p");
} catch (IOException e) {
// TODO Auto-generated catch block
e.printStackTrace();
}
everything from the "try" down is what i added. it's a really simple app, but it works. and since it is such a small script it doesn't ask permission from superuser so there's no chance of it breaking due to that stupid app(the new superuser broke my last app) glad i could help
I know this has been answered multiple times but how do I remove vvm from regaw through sufbs on my phone
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=581635
using adb, or you can use Flipz kitchen it might work with your rom
I do everything on my phone no adb or kitchen
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I do everything on my phone no adb or kitchen
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Buy Root Explorer or use Es Explorer
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I know this has been answered multiple times but how do I remove vvm from regaw through sufbs on my phone
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Just delete Sprint_Core.apk in /system/app
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Buy Root Explorer or use Es Explorer
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He said he's already using sufbs file browser.
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Just delete Sprint_Core.apk in /system/app
He said he's already using sufbs file browser.
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Wont let me delete because the folder is locked
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Wont let me delete because the folder is locked
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It doesn't ask for root permission? Which ROM are you using?
Regaw 1.3.1 when I go in I long press the apk, hit delete, it acts like its deleting but nothing happens
Sounds like you need to mount the system partition. Unfortunately I have no idea what the command is (you need to use Terminal Emulator), because I only use ADB and my computer.
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Sounds like you need to mount the system partition. Unfortunately I have no idea what the command is (you need to use Terminal Emulator), because I only use ADB and my computer.
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I'm not sure about Regaw mod, but I thought that it had SU Permissions app installed...if your file manager isn't getting root access, that could be the problem (sounds like it to me anyway). You can either follow the ADB instructions, or install Estrong...
yeah, SUFBS doesn't let me delete anything from the phone... weird.... all the icons show with a "lock" symbol on it.
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yeah, SUFBS doesn't let me delete anything from the phone... weird.... all the icons show with a "lock" symbol on it.
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i have the same app as you and to delete stuff you have to push the button that has the letters ( S & D )
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i have the same app as you and to delete stuff you have to push the button that has the letters ( S & D )
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both of them have to be pushed?
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both of them have to be pushed?
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i push both of them to be sure
We had are First Sleepless Night with the New baby Boy.... Between Trying Figure out what was Wrong & taking turns with the Wife Holding Aries, I tried Pushing File's & forgot adb push didn't work...
Now this Script originally is what I made for the Behold 2, but the Basic still works For the SGV..
Just mod the script if your using the userinit.sh
Using this script you can place the userinit.sh any place you would Like...
I hope ever gets Good use out of this & Please Enjoy!
~Eugene
Download > adbpushGS1.zip
Installing*
Reboot to recovery, run the update.zip to run ClockworkMod Recovery, then installed the ZIP..
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We had are First Sleepless Night with the New baby Boy.... Between Trying Figure out what was Wrong & taking turns with the Wife Holding Aries.
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Glad mine is now past that stage! lol
Thanks for the script.
Anyone test this with the init script + this?
Sorry for double doubting again ) But i just want confirmation.
Also, Some of us are still having force close and other issues with the init sript. Just FYI.
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Anyone test this with the init script + this?
Sorry for double doubting again ) But i just want confirmation.
Also, Some of us are still having force close and other issues with the init sript. Just FYI.
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FYI, I don't have nor Run the inituser.sh, so FC IDK... doubting People Gets Old ( Mainly when you state it )..
I will never Release Something that Don't work &/or would brick a Device!
Script Does work, I'm leaving up to the User to add back in support for userinit.sh though.
~Eugene
Word. so ill wait till someone tests this with the userinit
I think it has something to do with davik cache. I have to figure out a way to clear all cache without wiping. I dont want to go through all that non-sense.
Great work though. *Hats off*
Thank's Eugene for all your hard work,your the sh**
Hey eugene you think your battery hack will work on the vibrant?
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this won't work with the userinit because it replaces the same file as the userinit. Now it could easily be modified to do both.....
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this won't work with the userinit because it replaces the same file as the userinit. Now it could easily be modified to do both.....
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That's what I said
Just mod the script if your using the userinit.sh
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That's what I said
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This is what happens when I don't read the whole thread
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This is what happens when I don't read the whole thread
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np
Honestly you could just add the script from userinit.sh inside of the script, or the other way around & should still work fine.
Question, I would like to do as you said. Just add to the userinit
Is the problem just having the system/data mounted? It seems thats all your script does. If so, I can just use a widget to unmount/mount as i go. and not bother to have my system/data mounted all the time Please let me know.
Thanks!
Nicely done! I appreciate the work, I was hoping someone figured out a way to do adb push.. xda to the rescue again
hi, somewhat n00bie-ish (sorry) but what could
..deamon started.. "remount failed: no such file in directory"
in command prompt after i enter "adb remount" mean??
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hi, somewhat n00bie-ish (sorry) but what could
..deamon started.. "remount failed: no such file in directory"
in command prompt after i enter "adb remount" mean??
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Am having the exact same problem, with a Samsung spica (i5700) though. Any ideas?
adb remount is not needed with my script.. system / rootfs is already mount via the script.
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so I can find this easier... I wish our Moderator would get on his job...
thanks for your work eugene..
I've searched around a bit (maybe not as long as I should've), but I don't see how to remove the stock bloatware apps that come with this phone.
Can someone point me to a guide, or give me a quick run down?
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I've searched around a bit (maybe not as long as I should've), but I don't see how to remove the stock bloatware apps that come with this phone.
Can someone point me to a guide, or give me a quick run down?
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Its a pain lol. Theres so many i just gave up lol (fyi they don't take up much space)
This is the code :
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adb shell
su
rm /system/app/<apk name>
pm uninstall <package name>
Just download Titanium Backup form Android Market and you can delete apks easily. HTH.
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Its a pain lol. Theres so many i just gave up lol (fyi they don't take up much space)
This is the code :
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pm uninstall <package name>
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Yeah, it does seem like a PITA.
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Just download Titanium Backup form Android Market and you can delete apks easily. HTH.
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Maybe I'll try that. Do you have to actually do a backup/restore process before you can remove them? Or can you just remove them from the app itself?
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You could do that but then ur left with a /data/data folder for ur app and its name under packages.xml.
The other thing that kills me is that a lot of these apps keep popping up for now reason. I run "Advanced Task Killer" on a frequent basis, but I'll find apps like "Slacker" sitting there, taking up memory.
I know a lot of these apps are set to run on startup.... but why are they just starting up at random times?
I feel like I have so little control over this phone... it actually scares me. I knew everything my WinMo phone was doing at all times.
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You could do that but then ur left with a /data/data folder for ur app and its name under packages.xml.
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Can these items just be deleted?
I went to Samsung Firmwares and got the UGJG8 firmware and flashed that using Odin and 512.pit. You will get a 100% bone stock i9000m with no bloatware.
Just remember to write down your current APN settings as you will have to readd them.
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Call me an idiot, but I can't figure out who to remove apps with this app.
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Can these items just be deleted?
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They could but that would be longer, since ud have to go through packages.xml to look for ur app. In simple terms :
Its like uninstall a windows software. Your deleting its c:\program files directory whereas im going to "uninstall software" and following procedure.
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I went to Samsung Firmwares and got the UGJG8 firmware and flashed that using Odin and 512.pit. You will get a 100% bone stock i9000m with no bloatware.
Just remember to write down your current APN settings as you will have to readd them.
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How in the heck do you find that? I've been all over the Samsung site and I can only find are Windows drivers.
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Nevermind, I found it on another site. I think this is what you meant, right?:
http://samsung-firmwares.com/i9000.htm
Also, what is the difference between the I9000DTJG4 and the I9000UGJG8 firmware?
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They could but that would be longer, since ud have to go through packages.xml to look for ur app. In simple terms :
Its like uninstall a windows software. Your deleting its c:\program files directory whereas im going to "uninstall software" and following procedure.
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Got it.
Now, is that a script I need to write for each app? I haven't even gone so far as to explore the file system, let alone write scripts. Is there a good (recommended) app for putting scripts together? ...or are you just using a notepad type editor in Windows, then copying them over via SD card?
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Got it.
Now, is that a script I need to write for each app? I haven't even gone so far as to explore the file system, let alone write scripts. Is there a good (recommended) app for putting scripts together? ...or are you just using a notepad type editor in Windows, then copying them over via SD card?
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Sure u can write a quick .bat script that does this or manually enter them in command-prompt up 2 u. Btw, what exactly is ur issue with the bloat-software ? is it the space its taking up ? or being shown in app drawer ? Cuz if ur using launcher-pro u can hide those apps from the drawer. Honestly they don't take up tht much space.
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Sure u can write a quick .bat script that does this or manually enter them in command-prompt up 2 u. Btw, what exactly is ur issue with the bloat-software ? is it the space its taking up ? or being shown in app drawer ? Cuz if ur using launcher-pro u can hide those apps from the drawer. Honestly they don't take up tht much space.
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Well, the biggest thing is that they're actually running without me opening them (eg: Slacker). That is really starting to piss me off. Secondly, they are very clutter-some. I don't have Launcher Pro, though I've heard good things about it. Is this something I get from the Marketplace? It runs instead of the Samsung interface, right?
**EDIT**
Just found "LauncherPro" on the Market. Looks good, but many are complaining the latest version is laggy/buggy and has obnoxious ad placement.
Does anyone have the next most recent version?
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Well, the biggest thing is that they're actually running without me opening them (eg: Slacker). That is really starting to piss me off. Secondly, they are very clutter-some. I don't have Launcher Pro, though I've heard good things about it. Is this something I get from the Marketplace? It runs instead of the Samsung interface, right?
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Nope its independent of proprietary frameworks, i.e it runs on stock.
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Nope its independent of proprietary frameworks, i.e it runs on stock.
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So would this be ok to install right now, or wait until I possibly flash the bone-stock firmware (which ironically would eliminate the included apps)?
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So would this be ok to install right now, or wait until I possibly flash the bone-stock firmware (which ironically would eliminate the included apps)?
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Nope it'll run on ANY proprietary/nonproprietary android firmware which is 2.0+
I just use root explorer and delete apk+odex from system/app
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I just use root explorer and delete apk+odex from system/app
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Can you go into a little more detail? What is odex?
Its fairly easy, actually.. No apps or code needed. Go to:
Settings -> Applications -> Manage Applications
Press the menu button, and press Filter. Then change the selection to "All"
I tried to flash int2ext 4 on stock rom but nothing happened
Please help thanks in advance
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I tried to flash int2ext 4 on stock rom but nothing happened
Please help thanks in advance
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try intextv+ its less buggy
Do you even have init.d support and a ext partition?
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Do you even have init.d support and a ext partition?
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Hi, I also tried to do the same, although in an Ace-i (note the "i"), CWM accepted the file but it never showed a "success" or something, actually it is left in the step ui_print("4ext: disable_scrn_update"); in the updater-script and that's it.... no more advance, I left it like that overnight to see if I got any joy but, no joy so I forced restart (vol-up+power), and when I opened up terminal and executed df -h, voilá, it did run, but I didn't like the fact that the script didn't finish... makes me feel like I missed something
I tried it on Cyanogenmod 7.2RC4 by Bieltv.3 and with which does have init.d support and my sd-ext is of 2GB, I also did create a swap (512 mb I think but not sure at all)
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Hi, I also tried to do the same, although in an Ace-i (note the "i"), CWM accepted the file but it never showed a "success" or something, actually it is left in the step ui_print("4ext: disable_scrn_update"); in the updater-script and that's it.... no more advance, I left it like that overnight to see if I got any joy but, no joy so I forced restart (vol-up+power), and when I opened up terminal and executed df -h, voilá, it did run, but I didn't like the fact that the script didn't finish... makes me feel like I missed something
I tried it on Cyanogenmod 7.2RC4 by Bieltv.3 and with which does have init.d support and my sd-ext is of 2GB, I also did create a swap (512 mb I think but not sure at all)
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When you flash cronmod, it usually never shows up a "finished" or something like that.
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