I wanted to navigate to subjected file, to check battery stats, but it seems in pie access (even RO) is blocked. Is there a way to jump in to the txt file directly?
I remember i was able to access this file with non-rooted s8 and s9+ i think.
With a file manager go to root folder
Sys --> class ---> power supply ---> battery
Look for: fg_cycle (number of charge cycles) fg_fullcapnom
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Access to the root folder always requires root access.
It sounds like you could install better battery stats to get these information you are looking for.
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So, let's go!
1)TEMPORARY IT WORKS UNTIL REBOOT
1. run Root Explorer
2. go to /sys/devices/virtual/bdi/179:0
3. open file read_ahead_kb in editor
4. change 128(or different) to 2048
5. Save
2)PERNAMENT
I found topic with script to install via Recovery and it's PERNAMENT.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1010807
You can check your writing&reading speed before and after this mode in program SD Tools from market.
You can do this with sd increase if you are rooted
nseris said:
You can do this with sd increase if you are rooted
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You have to be root to edit files in /sys and /system anyway.
nseris said:
You can do this with sd increase if you are rooted
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Editing the file is better, than the app cause, theres no APP whos asking for permissions every time you boot, and .. BLA i DONT KNOW, i think its better
VirtualVassi said:
So, let's go!
1. run Root Explorer
2. go to /sys/devices/virtual/bdi/179:0
3. open file read_ahead_kb in editor
4. change 128(or different) to 2048
5. Save
And that's everything
You can check your writing&reading speed before and after this mode in program SD Tools from market.
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BTW. this tut was added to www.MyGT540.tk
THX man, keep that sniffing
unfortunatully its temporary, it doesn't work after reboot ;(
But I found topic with script to install via Recovery and it's PERNAMENT.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1010807
You can test all packages, but usually the best id value 2048.
Hmm, SD Increase now has an option to make the change permanent by applying it on every boot.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1024660
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.sdincrease.it
there is already a thread about this :
http://www.ipmart-forum.com/showthread.php?660647-SD-Increase-1.3
For some reason when I click on certain links online, particularly ones that may be referral links from slickdeals/fatwallet etc I get a page not available message and can not reach the site. I am running latest Overcom Rom but it happened with all previous Overcom roms. I restocked and this does not happen in stock rom. Once I get Overcome loaded the blocking begins again. Am I missing a setting somewhere, blocking these sites? Could it be an app? Help appreciated.
did anyone ever find a solution for this? I have been having the same issues. You would not believe how annoying it.
found some info here, haven't tried it myself yet:
http://slickdeals.net/f/3365922-Clicking-deal-link-from-android-phone-Does-not-work?&page=2
According to bfern002:
1. download and install root manager
2. navigate to system/etc/
3. find the "hosts" file and rename it to "hosts.bak" (be sure you're in R/W mode)
4. check a link which was previously not loading up. it should now load.
Seems to work. This is what I had to do on my HD2 running NDT MIUI ROM (which comes rooted by default):
1. Superuser - menu hard button - Setting - ROOT permission = on
2. Install Estrongs ES File Explorer
3. Run ES File Explorer
4. menu hard button - Settings
5. File Settings - Show Hidden Files = on
6. Root Explorer = on (also check the checkbox to always allow)
7. Mount File System = on
8. back out to ES File Explorer's main screen, press Favorites, then select /
9. system/etc
10. Press and hold on "hosts" (no quotes), and rename as "hosts.bak" (no quotes)
Hi, i have a htc one m8 sprint. I use original rom, but i can't find hotspot anywhere. Please, help me. How do i fix this problem?
1. is your Bootloader unlocked
2. are you rooted
Requirements
Rooted Android device
Vanilla Android/AOSP-based firmware or custom ROM
Android 6.0 or higher
Step 1Install a Root-Enabled File Browser or build.prop Editor
To get this one going, you'll just need either a root-enabled file browser or a dedicated build.prop editor app to add a single line to your build.prop file. If you don't already have one of these already, here are a pair of free options:
Install root Explorer (below) or FX File Explorer for free from the Google Play Store
Install Build.prop Editor for free from the Google Play Store
I'll be demonstrating using a root file browser, but the basic premise should be just about the same regardless of which method you use.
Edit Your build.prop File
The build.prop file is located in the system folder on the root partition of your device, so navigate to this directory with your root file browser to begin. From here, make sure the folder is mounted as "read/write," then long-press the build.prop file and choose "Open with," then "Text editor."
Next, scroll down to the bottom of your build.prop file and press the enter button on your keyboard to add a new line. From here, regardless of if you're using a file browser or a dedicated build.prop editor, the process will be the same. Simply add the following line, then make sure to save your changes before exiting:
net.tethering.noprovisioning=true
Step 3 Reboot & Enjoy Free Tethering
Once you've added the line to your build.prop file, all that's left to do is to reboot your phone. When that's taken care of, head to the "More..." entry in Android's main Settings menu, then select "Tethering & portable hotspot." From here, simply turn on the "Portable Wi-Fi hotspot" option and connect your secondary device to begin tethering, and all the while, your carrier will be none the wiser.
Thanks. I'll try it.
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1. is your Bootloader unlocked
2. are you rooted
Requirements
Rooted Android device
Vanilla Android/AOSP-based firmware or custom ROM
Android 6.0 or higher
Step 1Install a Root-Enabled File Browser or build.prop Editor
To get this one going, you'll just need either a root-enabled file browser or a dedicated build.prop editor app to add a single line to your build.prop file. If you don't already have one of these already, here are a pair of free options:
Install root Explorer (below) or FX File Explorer for free from the Google Play Store
Install Build.prop Editor for free from the Google Play Store
I'll be demonstrating using a root file browser, but the basic premise should be just about the same regardless of which method you use.
Edit Your build.prop File
The build.prop file is located in the system folder on the root partition of your device, so navigate to this directory with your root file browser to begin. From here, make sure the folder is mounted as "read/write," then long-press the build.prop file and choose "Open with," then "Text editor."
Next, scroll down to the bottom of your build.prop file and press the enter button on your keyboard to add a new line. From here, regardless of if you're using a file browser or a dedicated build.prop editor, the process will be the same. Simply add the following line, then make sure to save your changes before exiting:
net.tethering.noprovisioning=true
Step 3 Reboot & Enjoy Free Tethering
Once you've added the line to your build.prop file, all that's left to do is to reboot your phone. When that's taken care of, head to the "More..." entry in Android's main Settings menu, then select "Tethering & portable hotspot." From here, simply turn on the "Portable Wi-Fi hotspot" option and connect your secondary device to begin tethering, and all the while, your carrier will be none the wiser.
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I try it, but don't change anything. Other issue of my m8 is that, when i install ruu, don't show sprint screen. It show "htc one" logo. How i do full format it?
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in settings go to backup and do a full reset it will return your phone back to stock if that is what you are referring to
or open dialer and type ##786# this will also completely reset the phone as if you just bought it
Here are modules that enable most important missing features to all Garden devices except Cattail.
All this modules are created by me. My username on 4PDA is redmi9c
Security 6.0.2: (GameTurbo with Voice Changer, VideoToolbox, Sidebar, Power Slider for battery, Night Charge, Battery Health)
MiuiHome 4.26: (Full Context Menu with Split Screen and Floating Windows, Recommend option in Recents enabled for China ROM as well, and Max Grid increased to 6x8)
Settings: (Special Features section, option to set Split Screen on hotkey and Navigation Line)
Delete long name folder inside "\data\system\package_cache\", uninstall Security and MiuiHome updates, than install modules and reboot phone.
Settings module is only for Miui 12.
Needed Magisk to install them.
If you want pictures I can post them but you can also find them on 4PDA forums.
Great work
Now my phone's feels me quite refreshing but why I am seeing this
After flashing settings module settings have been renamed to extend wifi coverage
How I can fix it
Delete long name folder inside "\data\system\package_cache\", than reboot phone. There is only one folder there, it has very long name consisted from numbers and letters and you need to delete it. There is only cache in there. When you delete it, restart will take a bit longer than usual so don't panic and let it boot normally.
Thanks this is perfect and gives my phone features from the flagships
I don't know how to find this folder.. please help me.. can give some screenshots please?
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I don't know how to find this folder.. please help me.. can give some screenshots please?
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you need a root file manager.
Hello, I have MIUI 12.0.18 and modul Settings unlocked blocks me Options for developers (moznosti pre vyvojarov). It is bad. Why does doing it?
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Hello, I have MIUI 12.0.18 and modul Settings unlocked blocks me Options for developers (moznosti pre vyvojarov). It is bad. Why does doing it?
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That's because Xiaomi started updating Settings.apk. You can enable it yourself. Locate Settings.apk in "system/product/priv-app/Settings/Settings.apk". Copy it to somewhere else. Download MT Manager app, and find where you copied Settings.apk with MT Manager. Click on it, then click View. After that click on Classes.dex then "Dex Editor Plus", then on OK. From there to Search than "Start New Search" and in "Text Field" type from example "angelica" that is Redmi 9C. It will find 2 files. There just change your phone codename to something different like (angelica to xangelica) or something in both files. Than just go back and it will ask you to save it. From there just click on moded apk to see if Signature value is "Verified failed" in red, that means that it is OK. From there just copy moded APK to "/data/adb/modules/Settings/system/product/priv-app/Settings/" and replace Settings.apk. Then reboot phone, and if you see some glitches delete that long name folder inside "/data/system/package_cache" and reboot. If you don't want to mess with this you could just disable Magisk module, delete that folder inside "/data/system/package_cache" and reboot, than change settings in "Developer options", and enable module again and delete that folder inside "/data/system/package_cache" again. If you mess it and get bootloop just in TWRP go to file manager and navigate to "/data/adb/modules/" and delete Settings folder and reboot and module will be removed.
So this is for any phone that is rooted. I kind of stumbled on it by just modifying/deleting entries inside of com.google.android.projection.gearhead. I use mixplorer cause its the easiest most user friendly.
1. Open mixplorer and navigate to /data/data/com.google.android.projection.gearhead/files/phenotype/shared/
2. Open gh.phenotype.pb as text with the in app code editor
3. Search for
AppValidation__blocked_packages_by_installer
4. Delete the line of the app your trying to use and save the file.
5. Press and hold on the file and select I on the top.
6. Change owner to root 0 and set permission to rw 600 if it's different.
That's it. My file hasn't updated since February 21 and I continually update Android auto and won't lose any app like obd2aa or fermata and the like. Hopefully it'll work for you too.
Hello, I have looked in the folder /data/data/com.google.android.projection.gearhead/files/phenotype/shared/, but I don't have the gh.phenotype.pb file as you can see in the screenshot. Can it be in another folder? Thank you
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So this is for any phone that is rooted. I kind of stumbled on it by just modifying/deleting entries inside of com.google.android.projection.gearhead. I use mixplorer cause its the easiest most user friendly.
1. Open mixplorer and navigate to /data/data/com.google.android.projection.gearhead/files/phenotype/shared/
2. Open gh.phenotype.pb as text with the in app code editor
3. Search for
AppValidation__blocked_packages_by_installer
4. Delete the line of the app your trying to use and save the file.
5. Press and hold on the file and select I on the top.
6. Change owner to root 0 and set permission to rw 600 if it's different.
That's it. My file hasn't updated since February 21 and I continually update Android auto and won't lose any app like obd2aa or fermata and the like. Hopefully it'll work for you too.
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Hello, I have looked in the folder /data/data/com.google.android.projection.gearhead/files/phenotype/shared/, but I don't have the gh.phenotype.pb file as you can see in the screenshot. Can it be in another folder? Thank you
Buy Xiaomi
Check out these:
- King Installer - Install packages "as Google Play" to work around restrictions (Root optional)
- Android Auto - Xposed Unlocked - Bypass even more restrictions (Root required)