What do you mean by preload??? and what happens if the systemui.apk is in preload..???
preload is a partition like system and data... nothing happens if the sysui is in preload.. just that the mods/themes you want to flash should be one for preload. you could manually extract then and paste in preload though,
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My phone is a cluster **** of random files. Basically a bunch of .zip files,.apk's, wallpaper jpegs, etc. I want to clean up and delete any unnecessary files. Do I need to keep the zip's from the current ROM I am running? Can I create files for music, wallpaper, .apks? If so, what do I need to title them so that the phone can properly read the parent files?
Are you talking about the /sdcard/?
No, after you flash the rom, you don't need to keep it on the /sdcard. Folders don't matter as the gallary/music will parse all all folders.
The extX parition will be created at /system/sd -> the /app/ folder after that is where the applications are stored if you have a2sd (depending on rom) you don't want to delete those.
I want to deodex stock firmware (2.36 - XWKTH) and i made the zip file with system folder include 'app' and 'framework' folders.
I can't create update-script for this.
any bady can make me a list of commands For the following? (of course with mount system and what is needed for this)
Code:
deleting .odex files forom app and framework.
copying system folder (in the zip file) to /system
Many thanks!
Hello there, I'm trying to make something (some prerooted rom for myself) but I'm not sure how to handle lib partition.
I already unpacked it and it's now fully located in system folder. However, lib partition on my phone is still full, so do I need to include some lines in updater-script that will erase it or it won't make conflicts if it stays like this? Will device try to mount it or having libs on system will prevent that?
Thanks in adwance.
nlooooo said:
Hello there, I'm trying to make something (some prerooted rom for myself) but I'm not sure how to handle lib partition.
I already unpacked it and it's now fully located in system folder. However, lib partition on my phone is still full, so do I need to include some lines in updater-script that will erase it or it won't make conflicts if it stays like this? Will device try to mount it or having libs on system will prevent that?
Thanks in adwance.
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If your HBOOT supports the /lib partiton, then you will manually need to mount it in the updater-script.
I want to save some space on the internal storage, and since tha system partition is enormous, on 4.3 I integrate the updates into system/app. For example If Facebook gets an update I delete "facebook-xhdpi.apk" and I just move the new facebook from data/app to system/app and voila! Even after a factory reset I have no problems...
But on Kit Kat this is almost impossible. Even after signing the apks, renaming them like the old ones and giving the correct permissions via root explorer they force close. Even Google+ gives a "reinstall-loop" as I call it :crying:
What can I do? Fixing permissions by TWRP doesn't work either.
Open the APK using 7zip, extract the libraries there(the files inside the lib folder), place the extracted libraries inside /system/lib/, delete the libs folder inside the apk, move the apk to /system/app/ or /system/priv-app/ depending what type it is.
Just a warning though... Be careful with replacing already existing libraries in /system/lib/ sometimes they break stuff so if that happens just don't replace them.
Doesn't titanium offer this kind of switch? Have never done it but if it's automated then it's worth a look.
It does... But once you wipe data of the app you moved to system it force closes again. Thing is... System apps doesn't extract libraries in /data/data/ folder hence they force close.
Riyal said:
It does... But once you wipe data of the app you moved to system it force closes again. Thing is... System apps doesn't extract libraries in /data/data/ folder hence they force close.
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Would it be possible to change the path via titanium or even shift the files via a file explorer? Again haven't done it myself before either.
Also could the apps be added to the ROM you're installing prior to the initial flash?
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after I manually deleted /data/dalvik-cache (don't know why I did this) my apps are very slow to open and dalvik-cache did not rebuild after reboot, I have magisk installed, is there anyway to manually rebuild dalvik-cache?
do you have the dalvik-cache folder in data folder? If not create it and try again. Does this also happen with newly installed apps?