Hello. Hard drive crashed (my own fault) and I need the api-82.jar to be used for creating modules again. I cannot find it for the life of me. I checked all official places and they don't have it.
Thanks
EDIT: Found it in someone's github repo.
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I'm just wondering if there is one JB rom that has everything working. Kfazz has one that the FM radio works, but the Play Store doesn't. He has another one where the Store works but the Radio doesn't. Energic has done some interesting things with these. And somewhere in there, there is a version that some folks say the WiFi isn't working. I have installed all of them. I like bits and pieces of them all. Has anybody put all the pieces together? Alternately, is there a way that I can look at the differences between them and cherry pick out the best from each?
I hope somebody is out there to answer my plea.
pabeader said:
I'm just wondering if there is one JB rom that has everything working. Kfazz has one that the FM radio works, but the Play Store doesn't. He has another one where the Store works but the Radio doesn't. Energic has done some interesting things with these. And somewhere in there, there is a version that some folks say the WiFi isn't working. I have installed all of them. I like bits and pieces of them all. Has anybody put all the pieces together? Alternately, is there a way that I can look at the differences between them and cherry pick out the best from each?
I hope somebody is out there to answer my plea.
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Currently there is no Jelly Bean ROM that has everything working 100% correctly, however if you wanted to you could look at each developers that created a Jelly Bean ROM github sources for that ROM and then using git and the Android build system cherry pick the commits that work and try build them in a new ROM. If each developer doesn't have a github you could also try and asking them for the repository where they store there source code.
shimp208 said:
Currently there is no Jelly Bean ROM that has everything working 100% correctly, however if you wanted to you could look at each developers that created a Jelly Bean ROM github sources for that ROM and then using git and the Android build system cherry pick the commits that work and try build them in a new ROM. If each developer doesn't have a github you could also try and asking them for the repository where they store there source code.
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Can you give just a little more help? How do I look into the GIT? What program do i use for this?
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Can you give just a little more help? How do I look into the GIT? What program do i use for this?
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You can look into each developers github (Here is Kfazz's github profile link) by finding there github profile on github by searching for it or if they have it linked on XDA by clicking on their username then select the "View GitHub profile". Use can then use github to browse each developers source repository, the main tools you will be using are Git and Repo to manipulate and cherrypick the various commits. Additionally I would recommend making sure you have acess to a Linux box or are running Linux to make building and working with the source code repository's easier. Also, I would recommend taking a look at this great guide on how to use Repo and this great guide on how to Git.
Hey!!
Sorry, does anybody knows some way to develop XPosed modules in IntelliJ IDEA??
I've found the apsun/XposedPlugin repo on GitHub (Sorry, I can't post links) but it doesn't include any build file. Also, it doesn't seem to be actively developed.
Thank you,
Gabriel
Hello I´m trying to build an APP called zoomgesturetile from the authors GitHub. But when I want to build the APK, I get this Error:
Something wrong with the Maven Repository I guess. I never used Android Studio, so it would be nice if someone could help me out here, or may look into the code if he or she can compile it.
Thank you for your help
Hi there,
I use/used to use CrossBreeder lite ( Github / XDA ), and it hasn't been updated in awhile by its developer. You can no longer install it if your Magisk version is greater than v16.3. The actual module works fine, that code doesn't need to be touched, as it works fine on my device on v18.1 (which had the module installed since v15), it's just the installation part that needs to be updated. I'm trying to update it using the latest Magisk Module Template, but I'm having some issues. I never made a Magisk module/Android app before. I got it to install, but, it's basically just a blank module, it won't install the actual main files (/sbin/.magisk/img/<module>/system/*). My updated repo is here, if an experienced dev could look at my newest commit and maybe tell me what I'm doing wrong, or missing/forgetting, or any other help would be highly appreciated. Thanks!
The last several versions of Fox Magisk Module Manager has been crashing for me and the app has no way of reporting issues. And the dev is not on GitHub any longer.
Anyone else having the same problems? Are there any other module managers?
Same here.It just started today
A few weeks ago I was having problems with it. The, I saw on the github page that the project was transferred to a different repo with a different developer. So, I installed the build from the new repo and it work for a while and now it is crashing every time I open it. It does have a report feature now though when it crashes.
The old repo is here: https://github.com/Fox2Code/FoxMagiskModuleManager
Scroll down and they link you to the new repo here:
The new repo is here: https://github.com/Androidacy/MagiskModuleManager
The new one seems to still be having some issues though.
Today it happened here as well and the reporting function is outgreyed. Is there any alternative? It showed strange behaviour: it tried (unsuccessful) to use the camera, check the sensors and asked for tracking
It also stopped working for me and gives me an error...
synesthete said:
A few weeks ago I was having problems with it. The, I saw on the github page that the project was transferred to a different repo with a different developer. So, I installed the build from the new repo and it work for a while and now it is crashing every time I open it. It does have a report feature now though when it crashes.
The old repo is here: https://github.com/Fox2Code/FoxMagiskModuleManager
Scroll down and they link you to the new repo here:
The new repo is here: https://github.com/Androidacy/MagiskModuleManager
The new one seems to still be having some issues though.
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Hasn't worked for me since v1.1
Last night I installed the latest arm64 v8a build here:
Androidacy Downloads Center
Welcome to the Androidacy downloads web app, your one stop place to download past and present versions of Androidacy software.
www.androidacy.com
This is the site linked from the new GitHub repo. So far, it is working for me.