Hello!
After the "backup" of SoftKeyz deleted my softkeys and navbar I'm trying to get them back.
I tried a systemui.apk a user here uploaded, but I'm just getting errors when it starts up (Systemui stopped working). So maybe the framework-res is broken as well?
Maybe someone call help me
Regards
Just flash your rom again or fastboot the system image
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jonnyyxo said:
Hello!
After the "backup" of SoftKeyz deleted my softkeys and navbar I'm trying to get them back.
I tried a systemui.apk a user here uploaded, but I'm just getting errors when it starts up (Systemui stopped working). So maybe the framework-res is broken as well?
Maybe someone call help me
Regards
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You need this file also. It's inside a sub folder of system ui folder, named "arm".
Well crap. I'm having trouble attaching the file...
Thanks for your help guys!
I just flashed the Stock Rom with Wugs Nexus Root Toolkit and now it's working fine again!
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I just edit the framework-res.apk for my milestone2,
it have a black status bar now
but the text-color still black,I try deodex the services.odex ,edit it and smali
insert classes.dex into services.jar
adb push services.jar /system/framework
but it doesn't work... and cann't boot~~
what's the right way to deodex it?
I'm having problems deodexing too...
I used dsixda's Android Kitchen to deodex the framework from my system.img (created a blank boot.img to be able to load the files), but can't deodex android policy and service. They're the only two apks I can't deodex.
Someone could post a tutorial or already patched files.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=765270
PS: Could a mod put this into Dev Forum of MS2 ? Since deodexing & Framework stuff is less or more developing..
I'm having black bar since the second day of my phone...
so if u don't want to bother:
download metamorph from market and open this file and apply:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=YQ8CDVBU
you have to be rooted!
not my work somebody made it here on xda i just couldn't find the threat now...
Hi
Do anyone know wich Gingerbread Notification Bar can I use in my Milestone 2?
I installed the one posted by elfodd and I don't really like.
Thanks!
hey,,,u know how install burhome.apk, launcher in edited rom argen2stone ??i hope u so much that u can help me with this...thanks
elfodd said:
I'm having black bar since the second day of my phone...
so if u don't want to bother:
download metamorph from market and open this file and apply:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=YQ8CDVBU
you have to be rooted!
not my work somebody made it here on xda i just couldn't find the threat now...
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It works but clock and date (and operator also) are still black instead of white
I seem to have Somehow currupted my system ui APK
would someone be willing to (using their magic) rip the Systemui APK out of system and post it here, so i can import it
i would greatly apreciate it (my only other option is to restore stock... and i would prefer not to)
Thanks for the help!
shiek403 said:
I seem to have Somehow currupted my system ui APK
would someone be willing to (using their magic) rip the Systemui APK out of system and post it here, so i can import it
i would greatly apreciate it (my only other option is to restore stock... and i would prefer not to)
Thanks for the help!
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Download from a stock deodexed rom, pull from there
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Why would i go De-odexed? what is the diference?
Hello, I am trying to fix the flashlight in my SGA with Adrenaline ROM Final Edition.
I found in another thread how to fix the flashlight in 14 toogle mod.
source:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=31913516&postcount=36
I tried to modify the SystemUI.apk myself but keep getting FC. Can someone with more experience test this and if it works upload the apk?
Thanks!
nobody??
If you uploa systemui.apk i will do
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@CoolCatGetHome
I attached the systemui.apk.
I tried again to modify and now the status bar dissapeared when i rebooted the phone...
Maybe it is because i am trying to modify the files with notepad¿???
I tried signing, not signing, copy classes.dex, not copying .dex... don't know what else to do
Thanks in advance!
@CoolCatGetHome
Are you back from your vacations?? can you modify the apk please??
thanks.
franciz said:
@CoolCatGetHome
Are you back from your vacations?? can you modify the apk please??
thanks.
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try this
replace and fix permissions
remove (systemui dalvik-cache), remove (data / data / sytemUI)
reboot
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walter11av said:
try this
replace and fix permissions
remove (systemui dalvik-cache), remove (data / data / sytemUI)
reboot
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Thanks a lot for your response walter11av.
I must have been through 10 different roms since I posted this, but with the last ROM, the flashlight worked great, it was a CM10.1.
Now I have an UMI X2 and I have the SGA for replacement in case something happens to the new one.
Thanks again!!!
Hi there, I currently observe a strange issue with a recompiled SystemUI.apk. Following the guidelines here in the forum, I changed the value of the background colour of the status bar from solid grey to semitransparent black. When I add this recompiled SystemUI.apk to a zip file containing the META-INF folder created by some advanced developer, I can flash the new SystemUI.apk and the statusbar will be semitransparent black after flash and reboot. So far, so good.
Now I tried a bit more and modified eybee1970 stock deodexed ROM. I deleted bloatware, updated Philz new kernel image and added my previously created SystemUI.apk with the semitransparent statusbar. Now the trouble appears. After flashing and rebooting, the statusbar is comepletly off, not visible, no chance to get it back.
In ssummary: My SystemUI.apk flashed to an already running stock deodexed ROM works fine, the same SystemUI.apk implemented in the same stock deodexed ROM zip file results in a non-appearing statusbar.
Can anybody advise me what I am doing wrong? I have attached the SystemUI.apk below if helpful for anyone.
Additional info: I used apktool command line based, JB version is the XXLSZ.
Thx
Have tried to mod the one that comes wiyh the rom instead of the one from the other rom
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ttibbetts83 said:
Have tried to mod the one that comes wiyh the rom instead of the one from the other rom
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Hi, I could not try the original one as this is ODEXed version. But meanwhile, after several hours of testing, I found my mistake not properly following guidelines and using APKtool. Now I have a good working SystemUI. Took only 3 hours to find...
So this threat can be closed, thx
Is anyone aware of a System UI mod to add battery percentage to the indicator for the First, without the need to install a secondary app?
Thank you. --Larry
amphi66 said:
Is anyone aware of a System UI mod to add battery percentage to the indicator for the First, without the need to install a secondary app?
Thank you. --Larry
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A quick update:
Found the Notification Toggle app from the Play Store which does a very good job. Along with a large selection of some easy to use pull-down switches in the Notification Bar is a battery icon showing %. Actually very nice.
However, not being exactly what I was looking for I tried to use the OG Battery Icon Mod from XDA with my (mostly) stock (Odexed) ROM. It was unsuccessful.
Thinking it might be a problem with the Odexed ROM, I flashed CWM Recovery to replace my previous TWRP Recovery (for some reason the DeOdexed ROM des not flash with TWRP) and then flashed JMZ's DeOdexed v1.08 ROM. Unfortunately, I ended up the same failure when running the OGBattery Mod Tool (the tool was unable to download the systemui.apk).
Therefore, so far I am unable to make the UI modification, but am pleased to find the Notification Toggle App -- and with some help from Titanium Backup my phone is back where I wanted it, now running a DeOdexed ROM. I went back to TWRP Recovery. I have CWM on my A500 tablet, but TWRP just seems easier on the First.
--Larry
amphi66 said:
A quick update:
Found the Notification Toggle app from the Play Store which does a very good job. Along with a large selection of some easy to use pull-down switches in the Notification Bar is a battery icon showing %. Actually very nice.
However, not being exactly what I was looking for I tried to use the OG Battery Icon Mod from XDA with my (mostly) stock (Odexed) ROM. It was unsuccessful.
Thinking it might be a problem with the Odexed ROM, I flashed CWM Recovery to replace my previous TWRP Recovery (for some reason the DeOdexed ROM des not flash with TWRP) and then flashed JMZ's DeOdexed v1.08 ROM. Unfortunately, I ended up the same failure when running the OGBattery Mod Tool (the tool was unable to download the systemui.apk).
Therefore, so far I am unable to make the UI modification, but am pleased to find the Notification Toggle App -- and with some help from Titanium Backup my phone is back where I wanted it, now running a DeOdexed ROM. I went back to TWRP Recovery. I have CWM on my A500 tablet, but TWRP just seems easier on the First.
--Larry
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You can use UOT kitchen. Just Google it. If you feel adventurous you can download my sense ROM and pull the diff battery mods I have there and push them to your device. All you need is systemui.apk. but this will only work if you are on a deodex ro.
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jmz said:
You can use UOT kitchen. Just Google it. If you feel adventurous you can download my sense ROM and pull the diff battery mods I have there and push them to your device. All you need is systemui.apk. but this will only work if you are on a deodex ro.
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Feeling adventurous, I downloaded your sense ROM & extracted it. In systemui.apk I see there are two (apparently duplicated) res folders and the sub-folders/files in res are also duplicated. Is this an error in the build or necessary as place-holders of sone kind. I thought I might try to replace the res folder in the deodexed ROM with this one, but it concerned me.
amphi66 said:
Feeling adventurous, I downloaded your sense ROM & extracted it. In systemui.apk I see there are two (apparently duplicated) res folders and the sub-folders/files in res are also duplicated. Is this an error in the build or necessary as place-holders of sone kind. I thought I might try to replace the res folder in the deodexed ROM with this one, but it concerned me.
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I don't know what you mean. Can you screenshot it?
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jmz said:
I don't know what you mean. Can you screenshot it?
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Thank you for the response. I couldn't figure out how to attach here, so I posted a screenshot of the extracted systemui.apk from your Sense ROM at dev-host: http://d-h.st/VOr
Note that there are duplicate res folders. Also, in the res folders many of the sub-folders and: files also have duplicates, prompting my question. --Larry
amphi66 said:
Thank you for the response. I couldn't figure out how to attach here, so I posted a screenshot of the extracted systemui.apk from your Sense ROM at dev-host: http://d-h.st/VOr
Note that there are duplicate res folders. Also, in the res folders many of the sub-folders and: files also have duplicates, prompting my question. --Larry
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@jmk : After the confusion (to me) I tried a couple of more things:
1. Replaced systemui.apk in stock ROM with the systemui.apk from your Sense ROM. That did give me a Sense horizontal battery with %, but was too small to see. I was hoping for the percent circle.
2. I used UOT Kitchen to attempt to make the modifcation, but Kitchen returned a SHTF error, so no results yet.
Success!
I loaded & set up JMZ's Sense ROM with the icons I wanted, then copied systemUI.apk to the sdcard. After restoring my "stock" ROM I renamed the systemUI.apk in /system, then copied the one from the sdcard to /system & reset the permissions. I now have my desired battery icons!
@ jMZ: Thank you for the guidance. --Larry