This is my modding for the Power Control widget.
ON : icons are colored
OFF: icons are grey
To install, you must have rooted the phone.
Unzip the attached file and copy to the android\tools directory of PC.
This are le command line form PC:
1) to create a backup of the original file:
adb remount
adb pull /system/app/Settings.apk Settings_backup.apk
2) to push the new file in the Liquid
adb remount
adb shell rm /system/app/Settings.apk
adb push Settings.apk /system/app/Settings.apk
adb shell reboot
You can also use "Root explorer" (if you have it installed) on your Liquid.
Unzip the attached file and copy the apk in your SD.
Than open Root explorer and go to system/app, remount the system as R/W and delete Settings.apk
Now move to SD and copy the file Setting.apk and paste it in system/app
Give to the file this Permissions:
Now reboot your device.
Done.
Great work, my friend
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Just a note:
If you do this for system/app you will need to delete all .odex files BEFORE you can apply a theme. (don't know if you could load a theme do the odex thing and then pull the .odex files and pack with the theme, should work I guess)
If not the phone will hang and you will have to load recovery mode and do:
adb remount
adb shell
rm /system/app/*.odex
You want to mod the animated logo on your flytouch? Follow this tutorial to know how.
First, open ADB, and connect to your device:
adb connect xxx.xxx.xxx:5555
*xxx representing your device's IP
adb shell
*wait for shell to start then type:
su
*you may need to confirm the action on your device
If you haven't gotten lost yet, type these commands:
cd /system/framework
*if u want to copy to an SD then type:
cp /system/framework/framework-res.apk /sdcard/
*if you want to copy to a UDISK then type:
cp /system/framework/framework-res.apk /udisk/
Then, with this copied, unmount:
umount /udisk/
---- or -----
umount /sdcard/
and remove the device. Then plug it up to your computer, and open the folder. Navigate to the APK, and extract it using WinRAR.
The File system within the apk will look like this:
\assets
\META-INF
\res
AndroidManifest.xml
resources.arc
navigate to assets\images\
Rename android-logo-shine.png to android-logo-shine.png.old
Rename android-logo-mask.png to android-logo-mask.png.old
Then if you want no scrolling shine, input the shine file attached, otherwise un-rename it to use it.
Then create a boot logo. it can be big, but no bigger than 1000 kb. Try to not exceed... The pixel formatting varies with different systems. For my EPAD, 600,400 pixels were enough.
Then, add the boot logo, to assets/images/ and rename it to android-logo-shine.png
Making sure the files android-logo-shine.png and android-logo-mask.png exist within the directory /assests/images/ pack up the archive again, and copy it back to the SD Card.
Now, direct your attention to the ADB Shell. Plug your SD to the device, and type:
mv /system/framework/framework-res.apk /system/framework/framework-res.apk.old
cp /sdcard/framework-res.apk /system/framework
*you should now have the modified archive apk on your android device.
Finally, set the permissions to full:
chmod 777 framework-res.apk
Double check everything on last time. Open your file browser, and check that within /system/framework you have a framework-res.apk and a framework-res.apk.old. Also, check the permissions and make sure all the boxes are checked. If all looks good, reboot your device and see. If you did this right, you should see the initial android logo, then your custom file. If you somehow messed up, I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE INCURED BY THIS PROCESS.
Anyone else not like the unicorn as the "ROM Control" icon on Juggernaut 5.0?
No offense to the creator .. unicorns just aren't my thing.
Here is a Settings.apk that changes the icon to something a little more standard looking.
Prerequisites
Root
ADB
Something to mount /system/ as writable (I use ES File Explorer)
Instructions
1. Place the attached "Settings.apk" in the folder where you have ADB setup (usually either "tools" or "platform-tools" in your SDK folder)
2. Type "cmd" in Run Dialog
3. Type cd and then type the path to the folder where you have ADB setup
Example
Code:
cd c:/android/android-sdk/platform-tools/
4. On your phone, mount system as writable (IMPORTANT : Your system must be writable or you will get a read-only error in the command prompt)
5. Push the modified "Settings.apk" to the /system/app/ folder
Code:
adb push Settings.apk /system/app/
You may or may not get some Force Closes after doing this - IT'S OKAY!
6. Reboot your phone - the fastest way is just type "adb reboot" since you already have the command prompt up and are in the correct directory.
Congratulations! You changed your ROM Control icon!
Lol i actually liked the old "juggernaut" icon but the unicorn looks kinda cool, lol (no homo)
Thanks for this..might need this for future reference.
Sent from my SGSII T989 | Juggernaut5/Darkside X v1
@matthewjett Can you pm your systemui and framework res? I love the look of your status bar.
Sent from my SGH-T989 using xda premium
I'll see if I still have them .. just wiped for a fresh install.
They're both UOT Kitchen mods ...
The battery is Jazzk and the icons are HD Sense.
I just posted this in General but realized this might be a more appropriate place for it ..
Anyone else not like the unicorn as the "ROM Control" icon on Juggernaut 5.0?
No offense to the creator .. unicorns just aren't my thing.
Here is a Settings.apk that changes the icon to something a little more standard looking.
Prerequisites
Root
ADB
Something to mount /system/ as writable (I use ES File Explorer)
Instructions
1. Place the attached "Settings.apk" in the folder where you have ADB setup (usually either "tools" or "platform-tools" in your SDK folder)
2. Type "cmd" in Run Dialog
3. Type cd and then type the path to the folder where you have ADB setup
Example
Code:
cd c:/android/android-sdk/platform-tools/
4. On your phone, mount system as writable (IMPORTANT : Your system must be writable or you will get a read-only error in the command prompt)
5. Push the modified "Settings.apk" to the /system/app/ folder
Code:
adb push Settings.apk /system/app/
You may or may not get some Force Closes after doing this - IT'S OKAY!
6. Reboot your phone - the fastest way is just type "adb reboot" since you already have the command prompt up and are in the correct directory.
Congratulations! You changed your ROM Control icon!
Hey guys quick question if I will run into trouble doing this.
I wanted to change some .png files in the SystemUI.apk file in /system/app so I extracted it with Root Explorer.
Pulled it over to my PC, made it a zip, changed the files.
Now I want to sideload it on with TWRP back where it goes, I know it can overwrite it.
Will I have to change permissions somehow, I see "Fix Permissions" button in TWRP, will that do it?
Thanks so much for the help!
boot into TWRP
mount /system
adb push SystemUI.apk /system/app/
adb shell
chmod 0644 /system/app/SystemUI.apk
exit
adb reboot
this assumes that you are in the same folder as your SystemUI.apk and I would double check the permissions, it has been a while.