OK, something that can happen when you install a custom rom that the music player has changed to "apollo" or something else.
So lets restore the old music app back!
Before we start remove all the thing you tried before please...
First thing you need to do is disable (or remove) the old music player.
So go to Setting --> Apps --> everything. And Click on the music player for disabling.
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Now download the App.
Place it in the root of your nexus 7.
Brows with a file explorer (with root access) to "/SDCARD" and copy your file to "/SYSTEM/APP"Note: If you can not copy please make sure your system is mounted Read-write.
To make sure it is mounted RW do "adb shell mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system" in your console.
Or if you use root explorer there is a small button with R/W that you can press.
Fix your permissions RW--R--R
And Reboot.
FAQ
Wy we do it so?
Because the App is a system app. It do not work normal if you install it on the normal way. Examples of isue's are.
Artworks broken if you minimize the app
Crashes
...
Artworks are broken again!
Try to Clear data and cache in the app info.
DON'T SKIP STEP 1!!!
Which Version is the app?
4.4.811H.526848
And why can't one just install Google Music from the market?
This didn't work for me... I did everything and rebooted and it's not showing up in my app drawer.... any ideas?
khaytsus said:
And why can't one just install Google Music from the market?
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Because not everybody lives in the UK or USA. In Belgium we don't have access to that application. And if i use a market-enabler the app does not work good.
lumberg said:
This didn't work for me... I did everything and rebooted and it's not showing up in my app drawer.... any ideas?
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? Strange Are you sure that you placed it in system/apps and that the permissions are correct. Normally you will get a message "Android is updating..." after reboot.
Related
This one can be installed to replace.
http://development.piratemedia.tv/2010-06-06-music-mod-v1-6-mdpi-hdpi/
How to...
Copy the apk to your sdcard. Now for some commands.
Code:
su
mount -o rw,remount /system
rm /system/app/Music.apk
rm /system/app/Music.odex
cp /sdcard/Music.apk /system/app/
chmod 644 /system/app/Music.apk
reboot
That should give you the new music.apk. I had to reboot for the apk to take. Let me know if anyone finds anything else.
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looks nice but I *think* it requires root. Also read something about being pushed through AVD so it could be that instead.
It does require root. But well worth it imo
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How bout a tutorial on how to install this . I dont know jack bout adb commands.
xXSecretAgentXx said:
How bout a tutorial on how to install this . I dont know jack bout adb commands.
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Updated with a how to.
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another easy way to do this is to download the sdx app remover
http://roc-city.com/android/SdxAppRemoval-1.5.apk
it creates a folder on your sdcard called sdx, put the file into /sdcard/sdx/backup/app
the app will be listed, just check it and click restore app and it will install it under /system/app
aim1126 said:
another easy way to do this is to download the sdx app remover
http://roc-city.com/android/SdxAppRemoval-1.5.apk
it creates a folder on your sdcard called sdx, put the file into /sdcard/sdx/backup/app
the app will be listed, just check it and click restore app and it will install it under /system/app
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It didn't create that folder in the sd card when I installed it
RTbar said:
It didn't create that folder in the sd card when I installed it
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Then just make a backup of a system app and that should make the folder.
Then justv restore the app
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aim1126 said:
Then just make a backup of a system app and that should make the folder.
Then justv restore the app
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worked perfect, thanks
RTbar said:
worked perfect, thanks
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No problem
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First of all, Its a repost Quistion.
I installed RoMoW GB Rom into my G.Note. From Starting i noticed one thing.
The Market Icon was old.
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I opened it,.i went to My Apps n there were these apps to be updated.
I clicked on you tube it was downloading perfect, even installing was ok, until....
Until this error mssg poped up..
I tried each n every thing on internet but was not able to resolve it, i dont understand, what to do.
My ROM, Kernel n Baseband.
PLZ HELP.
coolcrab said:
First of all, Its a repost Quistion.
I installed RoMoW GB Rom into my G.Note. From Starting i noticed one thing.
The Market Icon was old.
[...]
PLZ HELP.
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Try clearing the market cache and data. Then start the market again and it should update itself.
Army92 said:
Try clearing the market cache and data. Then start the market again and it should update itself.
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NOP.....i did it before nothing happened.....
coolcrab said:
NOP.....i did it before nothing happened.....
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Then try the attached apk. But first rename the vending.apk (the market) in /system/app/ to vending.apk.bak (for example) and paste the attached file. And rename it to vending.apk.
Then restart your phone and see if it works.
Edit:
You also might clear the dalvik cache.
Army92 said:
Then try the attached apk. But first rename the vending.apk (the market) in /system/app/ to vending.apk.bak (for example) and paste the attached file. And rename it to vending.apk.
Then restart your phone and see if it works.
Edit:
You also might clear the dalvik cache.
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I finally restores my phone....
Thanx anyways.
Hi guys since the Facebook home is officially not available for our device I just used the old build.prop trick to make it work fully for my nexus S. It should work for everyone but it is not guaranteed please perform necessary backup before changing anything in system files.
Requirements -
1.Rooted Nexus S.
2.File explorer with root permissions.
3. Latest version of main Facebook app and Facebook messenger already installed.
4.Custom recovery img
I have CM10.0 stable on my phone but it should work with any ROM.Open your file manager browse with root permission - mount as writable - you will find build.prop in the system folder first make a backup of that then open build.prop in editor and edit the lines for ro.product.model/brand/device/manufacturer and in additional build properties change ro.com.google clientidbase line as screenshots below
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After making changes reboot into recovery and wipe dalvik cache and reboot.
Now download Facebook home apk and install the app.
Download apk-
http://db.tt/DxB0cymI
Screenshots -
Facebook home
Guys post your success with installation.
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worth to try..
by the way...
I've just dislike facebook to penetrate deeper into my cellphone, LOL
triosakti said:
worth to try..
by the way...
I've just dislike facebook to penetrate deeper into my cellphone, LOL
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Lol... it does consume lot of data also...
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its working !!!!!!!!!!! awesome bro !!
here [MOD] Facebook Home "unlocked" + *working* chat heads [NO ROOT!] http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2232307
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Like the title says, where is the TWRP backup location? When using a file explorer I don't have the folder for TWRP, I wanted to move the backup off my phone but can't access it.
stevew84 said:
Like the title says, where is the TWRP backup location? When using a file explorer I don't have the folder for TWRP, I wanted to move the backup off my phone but can't access it.
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TWRP seems to be tricky on the Moto X. Boot into recovery and mount it from there, and then you should be able to see the folder from your computer.
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stevew84 said:
Like the title says, where is the TWRP backup location? When using a file explorer I don't have the folder for TWRP, I wanted to move the backup off my phone but can't access it.
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/data/media/0/TWRP/BACKUPS
Do you know why it saves the backups in there? Some apps like Nandroid can't find its path, do you know how to solve it, mate?
Copy the twrp folder at data/media/0/TWRP to storage/emulated/0/TWRP and change permissions to chmod 777 (rwxrwxrwx)
skulldreamz said:
Copy the twrp folder at data/media/0/TWRP to storage/emulated/0/TWRP and change permissions to chmod 777 (rwxrwxrwx)
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What should i do to change the permission, please?
fhreire said:
What should i do to change the permission, please?
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You can use the command line in a shell or use a app like root explorer, long press on the folder and you will see permissions in the list, go into there and change accordingly
skulldreamz said:
You can use the command line in a shell or use a app like root explorer, long press on the folder and you will see permissions in the list, go into there and change accordingly
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Tried that but the app couldn't change the permissions.
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For whatever reason, if I delete files from the "Downloads" section of the "My Files" app, these files (or references to them) aren't completely removed. A residual "0 byte" file with no name and a time date stamp of "December 31, 1969 4:00pm" is leftover. Also, these residual files can't be moved or deleted.
This Downloads section seems to have a relation to the /emulated/0/Download/ folder... although, not the same thing. If I delete the "Download" folder, the "Downloads" section remains unaffected.
In the Windows OS world, I would just run chkdsk to quickly fix the corrupted file indexes on the file system. However, I'm not sure what the equivalent is for an unrooted Android OS.
Things I've tried:
Wipe the cache partition
Delete the /emulated/o/download folder and recreating it again.
Force Stopping the My Files app, clear cache.. clear data.
I REALLY don't want to factory reset my phone, considering how much time I spent configuring all my applications... unless I have absolutely no choice (and know for sure it would fix this issue). This issue is completely over my head. I'm hoping an Android expert will know what to do in this case without having to do a factory reset. Maybe, I can do something via ADB shell?
On non-Samsung phones, (standard on Android OS) people can clear the "app cache" for the "Media Storage" app; and, reboot for files to be re-scanned/indexed. However, I can't find that app on my Note 9. What's the equivalent of doing this on Samsung phones?
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Try Media Scanner app from G play store to clear media cache. Did you try some other file manager?
The problem is I don't know where Samsung's "My files" stores it's "Downloads" area. The Media Scanner app had no effect in this area. If I download another file manager, I still won't know where to look for "Downloads". The emulated/0/download folder isn't the same thing, unfortunately. That's the only place I know to look.
raul6 said:
Try Media Scanner app from G play store to clear media cache. Did you try some other file manager?
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