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Will it be possible to dual boot hero? Maybe:
1. 1.5 and 2.x rom to choose
2. 1.5, 2.x and a windows mobile (just to try) to choose
Thanks
I have an idea regarding that:
You'll have to modify initrc:
the first thing it has to do is offer a menu (like in recovery), where you choose your ROM
While installing the ROM, all directories are suffixed, for example, system1, etc1
and symlinked at the end of the installation to /system etc...
Second, depending on the rom version, the corresponding directories (system1/system2, etc...) are symlinked to /system, /data, /etc...
THEN initrc proceeds
Which means that all the symlinking part will have to be at the TOP of initrc, just after the PATH declaration.
This is just a concept; I didn't try it.
If you have the time do do so, let us know of the results.
A good approach i suppose, but i'm not able to transform it into a real try... maybe someone can?
adwinp said:
I have an idea regarding that:
You'll have to modify initrc:
the first thing it has to do is offer a menu (like in recovery), where you choose your ROM
While installing the ROM, all directories are suffixed, for example, system1, etc1
and symlinked at the end of the installation to /system etc...
Second, depending on the rom version, the corresponding directories (system1/system2, etc...) are symlinked to /system, /data, /etc...
THEN initrc proceeds
Which means that all the symlinking part will have to be at the TOP of initrc, just after the PATH declaration.
This is just a concept; I didn't try it.
If you have the time do do so, let us know of the results.
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This is very interesting, i can try to do this but i have to know 2 things:
1. How to build a Boot Menu
2. How a recovery works when flashing recovery
Do you know where can i find these infos?
i was thining about this the other day, it would be awesome.
And another thing, android can run on windows mobile phones, it would be great to be able to run windows mobile on android
Exit93 said:
This is very interesting, i can try to do this but i have to know 2 things:
1. How to build a Boot Menu
2. How a recovery works when flashing recovery
Do you know where can i find these infos?
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The "boot menu" would be a simple shell script nested at the beginning of the global initrc,
mainly taking care of the proper symlinking/mounting
djdavis said:
i was thining about this the other day, it would be awesome.
And another thing, android can run on windows mobile phones, it would be great to be able to run windows mobile on android
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+1
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adwinp said:
The "boot menu" would be a simple shell script nested at the beginning of the global initrc,
mainly taking care of the proper symlinking/mounting
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Oh ok,
but i still need to know how a recovery works when flashing, i'll try doing some searches on google
@d3smond
I don't think that winmob is portable on android phones...
Exit93 said:
@d3smond
I don't think that winmob is portable on android phones...
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I think I read about major kernal issues required to be sorted out. So possible in theory, in practise less so
Branwen said:
I think I read about major kernal issues required to be sorted out. So possible in theory, in practise less so
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Why? I owned WM devices before and I know that porting a ROM from one device to another is not a problem for cookers (example: port HTC Touch HD ROM to HTC Diamond2) ...
Maybe the kernel/bootloader is the problem... WM drivers are tones out there.
d3sm0nd said:
Why? I owned WM devices before and I know that porting a ROM from one device to another is not a problem for cookers (example: port HTC Touch HD ROM to HTC Diamond2) ...
Maybe the kernel/bootloader is the problem... WM drivers are tones out there.
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Kernel is the problem...
Android is open source, WM no...
Just a thought, but i doubt it is posible to do it in initrc becouse of kernel issues but shouldn't it be possible to have 2 kernels built and symlinked and just make a app that let you choose what system to load next boot and make the intirc and kernel symlinks before reboot? I have no experience with android cooking but some old linux knowledge is still in my head i think. Correct me if i'm totally wrong.
me.b said:
Just a thought, but i doubt it is posible to do it in initrc becouse of kernel issues but shouldn't it be possible to have 2 kernels built and symlinked and just make a app that let you choose what system to load next boot and make the intirc and kernel symlinks before reboot? I have no experience with android cooking but some old linux knowledge is still in my head i think. Correct me if i'm totally wrong.
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You can make symlink on every boot
Exit93 said:
You can make symlink on every boot
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Even have multiple kernels? Isn't that chosen in the bootloader? (thinking back on lilo and the great 90's =)
sombody heard about Gen.Y DualBOOT its for windows mobile to run android on windows mobile change that some how so it work on android ?
rudgia said:
sombody heard about Gen.Y DualBOOT its for windows mobile to run android on windows mobile change that some how so it work on android ?
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That rom just start windows mobile and then you can start android through windows mobile using haret, nothing particular....
Exit93 said:
Kernel is the problem...
Android is open source, WM no...
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I see...
But OK, how for example manufacturers make their device to work on WM? How HTC developers get a new phone running on WM? Do HTC's developers have the source code?
Sorry if it's a stupid question..
d3sm0nd said:
I see...
But OK, how for example manufacturers make their device to work on WM? How HTC developers get a new phone running on WM? Do HTC's developers have the source code?
Sorry if it's a stupid question..
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Whoa you're confusing me xD
HTC knows how hardware is built so they can write drivers without problems
Android porting on WM is easier because it's booted using haret
So i was wrong, drivers are the problem not the kernel
Exit93 said:
Whoa you're confusing me xD
HTC knows how hardware is built so they can write drivers without problems
Android porting on WM is easier because it's booted using haret
So i was wrong, drivers are the problem not the kernel
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Hmm, ok.
There is a emulator called Bochs.. it can emulate WM. Maybe we could run it on Android?
I did a little search on google and found out that someone got Bochs working but it crashed when loading the bios..
How 'bout this....
Maybe instead of playing tricks with symlinks and init.rc and all that.......
Make a boot image that does nothing but ask you "Into which OS would you like to boot?" and that replaces the "boot.img" with the new one you want. Then on each of the boot images (for each OS version), you have one of the commands to flash_image back the "menu" boot image so that the next time the phone power cycles you get prompted. Also, you put a timer in it so that if your phone reboots without you present there's a default (and you don't miss your morning alarm clock or something).
hello all
can anybody tell me how to do following ????????? ( i have just moved over from symbian to ANDROID )
1. how to set default bluetooth received file location to sdcard
2. how to exit apps running in background
3. how to view/create/edit files and folders stored on phone/sdcard
4. can't we change themes ????
5. how much is rooting android related to hacking symbian
6. which is the most safe ics root
7. why does the default music player does not read from zip/rar archives ????
8. is there a detailed android ics guide available ?
1. how to set default bluetooth received file location to sdcard
I don't think you can with the stock HTC ROM.
2. how to exit apps running in background
Not necessary and discouraged because it wastes battery. But if you must, download an app called Advanced Task Killer from Google Play.
3. how to view/create/edit files and folders stored on phone/sdcard
The best app IMHO is ES File Explorer, again at Google Play.
4. can't we change themes ????
Not much theming content for One V yet. Give it time. HTC's stuff can be found using HTC Hub in your app drawer. Once more developers have the One V, they'll be posting it here. General theming stuff can always be found at Google Play.
5. how much is rooting android related to hacking symbian
Can't tell you as I know nothing about Symbian.
6. which is the most safe ics root
Rooting isn't dangerous. Moreover, rooting methods tend to be different for different devices, even if running the same OS. To root the One V, go here:
[TUT]How to Unlock Bootloader and Root your Htc One V
7. why does the default music player does not read from zip/rar archives ????
Don't know, but I don't zip mine. Maybe someone can point you to a media player that reads from archives.
8. is there a detailed android ics guide available ?
Google is your friend here.
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CafeKampuchia said:
1. how to set default bluetooth received file location to sdcard
I don't think you can with the stock HTC ROM.
2. how to exit apps running in background
Not necessary and discouraged because it wastes battery. But if you must, download an app called Advanced Task Killer from Google Play.
3. how to view/create/edit files and folders stored on phone/sdcard
The best app IMHO is ES File Explorer, again at Google Play.
4. can't we change themes ????
Not much theming content for One V yet. Give it time. HTC's stuff can be found using HTC Hub in your app drawer. Once more developers have the One V, they'll be posting it here. General theming stuff can always be found at Google Play.
5. how much is rooting android related to hacking symbian
Can't tell you as I know nothing about Symbian.
6. which is the most safe ics root
Rooting isn't dangerous. Moreover, rooting methods tend to be different for different devices, even if running the same OS. To root the One V, go here:
[TUT]How to Unlock Bootloader and Root your Htc One V
7. why does the default music player does not read from zip/rar archives ????
Don't know, but I don't zip mine. Maybe someone can point you to a media player that reads from archives.
8. is there a detailed android ics guide available ?
Google is your friend here.
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also why is there no navigation for india in google nav ????????
which soft can be used (need cracked, i dont have money !!!! but phone not rooted )
saket_oo said:
also why is there no navigation for india in google nav ????????
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Don't know. It doesn't work in Thailand or Cambodia either, but maps works fine.
saket_oo said:
which soft can be used (need cracked, i dont have money !!!! but phone not rooted )
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I don't know what you're asking
I think navigation requires compass sensor in phone, which is absent in one V. U can see no compass warning in the HTC locations app. However u can get directions from map easily.
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androys said:
I think navigation requires compass sensor in phone, which is absent in one V. U can see no compass warning in the app
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I don't know that Navigation requires a compass, but you may be right. I have an Android device with a compass (Galaxy Tab 8.9) and Navigation is still not available here on that.
Yeah thats right, google navigation is not a available in India, but proper navigation requires compass as implied by the term itself.
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saket_oo said:
hello all
can anybody tell me how to do following ????????? ( i have just moved over from symbian to ANDROID )
1. how to set default bluetooth received file location to sdcard
2. how to exit apps running in background
3. how to view/create/edit files and folders stored on phone/sdcard
4. can't we change themes ????
5. how much is rooting android related to hacking symbian
6. which is the most safe ics root
7. why does the default music player does not read from zip/rar archives ????
8. is there a detailed android ics guide available ?
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Let me give you a more comprehensive answer ..
1. Default can't be set currently but I can help you transfer files..you need to be rooted...download root exploror and transfer the file from mnt/emmc too mnt/sdcard...
2. To exit background apps (i use it regularly) ...there is a built in task manager in the phone that does the job..
3. Astro File Manager
4. Wait for proper themes..let the custom roms start rolling out...till then you can use HTC skins from personalize menu in settings..
5. Rooting is basically getting access to all internal files for better customization...google "advantages of rooting an Android"....I dunno what hacking symbian is..
6.use ckpv5's guide...it is n00b proof..don't worry ruu(rom update utiluty) are always there...so no tension..
7. Cuz technically speaking they are part of another file type...extract them and music player will read
8. What do ya mean??
gimme a buzz for any more details you want..
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Also all people wanting navigation in other countries use " Brut Navigation"....it is a mod of google navigation to make it work in other countries....no difference even name and stuff is same as normal navigation....
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thnx
shubhamchamaria said:
Let me give you a more comprehensive answer ..
1. Default can't be set currently but I can help you transfer files..you need to be rooted...download root exploror and transfer the file from mnt/emmc too mnt/sdcard...
2. To exit background apps (i use it regularly) ...there is a built in task manager in the phone that does the job..
3. Astro File Manager
4. Wait for proper themes..let the custom roms start rolling out...till then you can use HTC skins from personalize menu in settings..
5. Rooting is basically getting access to all internal files for better customization...google "advantages of rooting an Android"....I dunno what hacking symbian is..
6.use ckpv5's guide...it is n00b proof..don't worry ruu(rom update utiluty) are always there...so no tension..
7. Cuz technically speaking they are part of another file type...extract them and music player will read
8. What do ya mean??
gimme a buzz for any more details you want..
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Thnx for your help I
If the default location is phone mem will I not be able to receive via bt ??????
Yesterday I was sendin something to phone via comp and message came up not
Enough space on sdcard ....... But I got 10 gigs on sdcard??????
I don't want to move files I want them to be received to the card as the files r to big .....
Pls help .......
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CafeKampuchia said:
1. how to set default bluetooth received file location to sdcard
I don't think you can with the stock HTC ROM.
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Is there no way around except rooting? the files are received in phone memory which has only 90 MB free so not possible to send files larger than 90 MB
Nothing? ok how to go about it after rooting?
ankushkool said:
Nothing? ok how to go about it after rooting?
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Have you tried searching for the answer on Google? Most answers can be found with a little research.
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saket_oo said:
hello all
can anybody tell me how to do following ????????? ( i have just moved over from symbian to ANDROID )
1. how to set default bluetooth received file location to sdcard
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It is possible to do this by mount bind the /mnt/emmc/downloads/bluetooth folder to bluetooth folder on sdcard. You need to run the below shell script in order to mount. Unfortunately the mount will be removed after start up. Possibly there is some app which can run this script automatically after start up. You need a rooted phone in order to be able to execute the script and you need to create "bluetooth" folder on your sdcard.
Just create a new file (name it something like bt_to_sdcard.sh) and type below code in it. Then execute in terminal using Terminal Emulator or using Script manager or some other application.
Code:
#!/system/bin/sh
mount -o bind /mnt/sdcard/bluetooth /mnt/emmc/downloads/bluetooth
Someone knows a better method how to direct the bluetooth dowload folder to sdcard?
erm... bout the navigation... try Waze, its a free social navi app from google play
@PeartFan40
i tried all i got was with rooting but i think this is some bug as other HTC phones stores bluetooth files on SD card!
@hlavicka82
Tell me if you find a app for it
ankushkool said:
@PeartFan40
i tried all i got was with rooting but i think this is some bug as other HTC phones stores bluetooth files on SD card!
@hlavicka82
Tell me if you find a app for it
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Hmm, maybe it's the way you're sesrching. I was able to find the answers to your questions on Google. Maybe chsnging the way you ask might help.
As a sign of good will, the answer to question #2: download advanced task killer from Google Play aka Market.
Answer to question #3: download a file manager such as "root explorer"
The rest is up to you.
PS: I already knew the answers, but did a Google search just to demonstrate they are there if you search hard enough. :thumbup:
"if you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice"~Rush
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PeartFan40 said:
Hmm, maybe it's the way you're sesrching. I was able to find the answers to your questions on Google. Maybe chsnging the way you ask might help.
As a sign of good will, the answer to your question about closing backround apps: download advanced task killer from Google Play aka Market.
"if you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice"~Rush
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"if you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice"~Rush
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lol... i think you are confusing me with the guy who started the thread i just joined in between! as i just wanted to know the solution for the bluetooth issue ^_^
This is a small contribution by me to XDAdevs after a long time. It's an IDA Pro 32bit file loader plugin that loads files such-as sbl1.mbn, sbl2,mbn, sbl3.mbn, aboot.mbn(LK appsboot eg), tz.mbn(TrustZone firmware) and rpm.mbn
Just drag and drop the attached .ldw file into your %idadir%/loaders folder and open your file.
Alpha specific usage Before clicking OK in IDA click "Processor Options"->"Edit ARM Architecture options"-> Select ARMv7A&R. -> OK three times.
Current version: 0.1a
Alpha limitations/bugs:
Does not mark X.509 area, will be added.
Does not set ARM architecture to ARMv7-A&R, will be added.
Does not deterministically identify file type, will be fixed.
Enjoy. Versions for other IDA Pro versions are delivered on request as IDA Pro 6.1 is *ahem* the most common around these days.....
Project will be OPEN SOURCE when at least these 3 issues are resolved.
NOTE to moderators, I have self-reported my thread so it is moved to a more appropriate place, if applicable.
hmm, can you explain a little less technically what this thing is doing ?
saphirrot said:
hmm, can you explain a little less technically what this thing is doing ?
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This is for hackers mostly. For those, who know what IDA Pro is.
saphirrot said:
hmm, can you explain a little less technically what this thing is doing ?
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sorg said:
This is for hackers mostly. For those, who know what IDA Pro is.
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it makes it easier for you to reverse
engineer the bootloader files.
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nice
still needs some work, it overwrites all the other loaders not sure why.It thinks all files are ARM files.but good for an Alpha rel.
zadow said:
nice
still needs some work, it overwrites all the other loaders not sure why.I thinks all files are ARM files.but good for an Alpha rel.
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Yes, that's what I meant by "deterministic file format identification". Since mbn files don't have a magic I am implementing different way of identification. Thank you for the feedback.
OMG thank you! Awesome AWESOME contribution!!!
MemoryController said:
Yes, that's what I meant by "deterministic file format identification". Since mbn files don't have a magic I am implementing different way of identification. Thank you for the feedback.
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I am trying to decode my aboot.mbn file and I installed the free version of IDAPro and did as you said. Didn't work.
MemoryController said:
This is a small contribution by me to XDAdevs after a long time. It's an IDA Pro 32bit file loader plugin that loads files such-as sbl1.mbn, sbl2,mbn, sbl3.mbn, aboot.mbn(LK appsboot eg), tz.mbn(TrustZone firmware) and rpm.mbn
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Thanks for this, I wondered if you'd consider open sourcing it at this point, or releasing a linux version of the loader.
I'm on Ida 6.6 - linux, and would like to utilize and possibly enhance it.
cheers
wow
Amazinggg !!
thank you very much
I can solve all 3 of the issues I believe. As I have all those solved using a python loader I made. But obviously it would be different in C++.
Sbl1 has a magic number and each partition has a specific flash code word in its header.
You can use sbl1's unique header to deterministically load bootloaders, for example if found not to be sbl1s magic number then parse the flash code word (aka image_id) number from the header and load the specific type of bootloader based on that.
Also you set the type to meta-arm, I believe this is already a function defined in idc coding guide.
You can use the image hdr to parse the certs as well using the relative offsets
Great job!
Thank you for making this helpfull script.
MemoryController said:
Does not mark X.509 area, will be added.
Does not set ARM architecture to ARMv7-A&R, will be added.
Does not deterministically identify file type, will be fixed.
...
Project will be OPEN SOURCE when at least these 3 issues are resolved.
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Thanks for your contribution, your script is super helpful.
Have you had any luck resolving those 3 issues? Would you mind releasing the source even if you haven't? We're having some troubles with newer aboot images not being fully processed.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=64650482&postcount=5
Android 5 should allow apps access to external SD.
Is Folder Mount still required?
Thanks
zolom said:
Android 5 should allow apps access to external SD.
Is Folder Mount still required?
Thanks
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Doesn't look like LG have enabled this new option, either that or it is something individual apps have to update for.
I have contacted the developer of FolderMount and was provided a test build which works. Why not try yourself? I will feed back to the developer soon so there should be a fixed update soon!
ThePurpleK said:
I have contacted the developer of FolderMount and was provided a test build which works. Why not try yourself? I will feed back to the developer soon so there should be a fixed update soon!
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You might need it for WhatsApp linking media files and other things.
Here is a guide to make FolderMount work on Android 5.0+
http://forum.xda-developers.com/gal.../app-foldermount-support-android-5-0-t3013462
Here’s how you can get iOS 11 new open and close app animation on an Android device running version 5.0 and up.
If you are an Android device owner who simply cannot find it within you to move away from the world’s most popular mobile operating system across to iOS, but you happen to admire certain facets of iOS, and in particular iOS 11, then you really need to be reading this. Thanks to the hard work of a single XDA Developers forum member,mizdrake7, it is now possible to get the iOS 11 open/close app animations on any Android 5.0+ device.
Companies like Apple and Google are continuously using new versions of their platforms to tweak certain experiences. We all pay attention to the large wholesale changes which ship with new major versions of iOS and Android, but very few people, aside from the purists, pay attention to the relatively minor refinements, such as the new opening and closing animations of apps that form part of the iOS 11 experience.
For those Android fans out there who appreciate a relatively minor but overly positive improvement, it’s now possible to get them on the Android platform. Unfortunately, this isn’t just a simple case of heading to the Play Store and downloading an app that brings this new experience. Because it is essentially modifying the default behaviors of the Android platform, it requires a device running Android 5.0+ with a custom recovery installed, which simply put, means you need root access.
If you have that covered, simply download the necessary ZIP file from here link:- https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7fIOZZgI8cVUzJyZVhoalBsaFk/view?usp=drivesdk
, and then flash it through a custom recovery onto the device itself, as long as that device is running Android 5.0 or above.
The provided installer also creates an internal backup of the stock Android open and close animation, meaning that if you don’t actually like the new iOS 11 default, or simply tired of having an Apple-behavior on an Android device, then it’s possible to roll back to stock quite easily. Of course, this type of installation and project does come with the usual warnings that device owners should actually have some knowledge of modifying an Android device, and in particular, knowledge of flashing packages and custom recoveries.
This isn’t exactly the most inspiring change, or the biggest project ever to come to Android, but it’s definitely one that will have some lasting appeal to those who like finer, subtler, modifications that make all of the difference when using a device.
Credits:-
@mizdrake7 ( for his hard work)
(I am just a fan/user and nothing else I am currently on Android 8.1 device redmi 3s prime)
Thank me if u like it.. ?
Any video/gif so we can check it out before deciding to flash it?
eraycetin said:
Any video/gif so we can check it out before deciding to flash it?
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U can flash it then if u don't like u can revert back. Read the op.?
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How to revert back
shivammalpotra00 said:
How to revert back
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Read the op
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Sagar_zac said:
Read the op
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There is not written the process of reverting.... only written you can revert
shivammalpotra00 said:
There is not written the process of reverting.... only written you can revert
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It's written plz read properly.
"'The provided installer also creates an internal backup of the stock Android open and close animation, meaning that if you don’t actually like the new iOS 11 default, or simply tired of having an Apple-behavior on an Android device, then it’s possible to roll back to stock quite easily."
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Sagar_zac said:
It's written plz read properly.
"'The provided installer also creates an internal backup of the stock Android open and close animation, meaning that if you don’t actually like the new iOS 11 default, or simply tired of having an Apple-behavior on an Android device, then it’s possible to roll back to stock quite easily."
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Where i find that zip files??? In which folder??
shivammalpotra00 said:
Where i find that zip files??? In which folder??
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I don't remember it will be named something from v.. it will be a zip when u flash in twrp read the lines shown there. , but it will be in ur internal storage. do some work Yar ?
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Sagar_zac said:
I don't remember it will be named something from v.. it will be a zip when u flash in twrp read the lines shown there. , but it will be in ur internal storage. do some work Yar ?
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Thanks bhai....itni jaankari nhi h bro meko....new hu flashing stuff me... isliye pucha....btw thanks
shivammalpotra00 said:
Thanks bhai....itni jaankari nhi h bro meko....new hu flashing stuff me... isliye pucha....btw thanks
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Koi nahi . U will soon get it
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Is this compatible with Oreo or is the classic Android 5-7 compatibility flashable zip?
glasseffects said:
Is this compatible with Oreo or is the classic Android 5-7 compatibility flashable zip?
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It's compatible with oreo too.
Thank you ?
It isn't working.
Someone here can confirm wether this works or not??
It works. But see which rom ur using it with because some roms have already provided so many animations.. So keep a check for that.
Thank you ?
Yup works well.. On my old k4 note stock rom... Now windows don't fly up down left right.,.. Looks better..? thanks
Does it work on pie?
Bro.its works in Q?