I had nothing to do with the creation of this app. I am just posting the link on here for others to make life a little easier. It force closed the first time I ran it, but it worked perfect the second time. Uber props to the developer!
http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/...over-your-swype-after-installing-cyanogenmod/
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This works great! Just like u said tho force closes 1st time then works on 2nd. Thanks for the link!
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Is there a way to get swype back if u failed to do nandroid back up b4 flashing cyan? Some how this is my situation i made a back up but its gone so now im stuck n i need my sywpe.
Your gonna need to somehow find the swype apk. I would help u out but I dunno how to extract it from a prior backup sorry bro
byno1 said:
Is there a way to get swype back if u failed to do nandroid back up b4 flashing cyan? Some how this is my situation i made a back up but its gone so now im stuck n i need my sywpe.
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byno1 said:
Is there a way to get swype back if u failed to do nandroid back up b4 flashing cyan? Some how this is my situation i made a back up but its gone so now im stuck n i need my sywpe.
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k0shi said:
Your gonna need to somehow find the swype apk. I would help u out but I dunno how to extract it from a prior backup sorry bro
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If you have root explorer you can do it easily. If you do not have it, you should. Worth every penny if you don't understand adb yet.
Anyway, with root explorer, you just download a swype enabled rom. Open root explorer and navigate to the swype enabled rom on your sdcard. Make sure R/W access is checked at the top of root explorer. Locate the app directory and longclick on the swype apk. Select extract and it will extract the file to your system/extracted folder or something like that. I believe it tells you where it puts the file so keep an eye out. Now locate the library directory and find the swype library file and extract. At this point you just need to copy the files to your system app and library directories. When you have the files placed in their respective directories, navigate to the swype apk file and install it from within root explorer. Now your golden. Make sure to enable swypw in you keyboard settings.
Hope this is legible enough to help.
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I'm trying to delete the Facebook and Flicker fields. I'd like to use root explorer if possible...TIA
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Not too difficult, in root explorer go to system..app then delete. Make sure u mount as r/w.
Hey thanks for your reply I've already deleted the apk's but that alone does not get rid of the Facebook and flicker check mark field...not sure if you looked at the attached pic but it shows what I'm talking about..if you have anymore ideas please let me know!
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That i dont know how to do anything about sorry
No sweat.
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I would assume one would have to be running a deodexed rom, then find a mod that did what u need
Greetings,
I'm also attempting to delete select apps.
I'm running on a rooted (Unrevoked 3.21 & Unrevoked-forever) stock ROM.
However, any attempt to delete an app while SU'd in Terminal-Emulator, returns
failed; read-only filesystem.
What am I doing wrong?
Thank you for all your time and consideration.
--Chris
The way I deleted these apps was the following: I have clockwork recovery running. So I ran that. Then in the recovery screen, You select partition menu and mount the /system. Next I ran cmd and opened the adb shell. The command to remove app is "rm /system/app/ + name of app" if you need more info, let me know.
Hope that helps.
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Root explorer is so much easier, just download from the market open it up, mount as r/w nacigate to system then app and delete to ur hearts content
Sorry I messed this post up
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I would assume one would have to be running a deodexed rom, then find a mod that did what u need
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Yeah that's what I'm thinking too..its probably something in the framework that needs to be deleted.
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Root explorer is so much easier, just download from the market open it up, mount as r/w nacigate to system then app and delete to ur hearts content
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You are right! Way easier. Thanks!
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Welcome
sent from a pineapple under the sea
This was the magic for me. Worked perfect.
Thanks.
--Chris
DO'h Meant to be a QUOTED reply.
I mean't using root Explorer worked perfect for me. No issues, or aftermath.
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is there any way to get the sound when you tap on an application ate from the galaxy series on the G2??
so nobody does...
Just a heads up, you won't find many galaxy s lovers here
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6Rei6wSCMI&feature=youtube_gdata_player
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lol may i ask why u need that annoying sound?!
here it is .. dowload and delete the .zip
Did that method work in the youtube video I would like to get that sound back
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is there any way to do it without having the partition?
wait never mind..... but i cant get the file to over write the stock one please helllp.
Beagan said:
wait never mind..... but i cant get the file to over write the stock one please helllp.
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which method are you using to do this? and is the file named correctly?
Beagan said:
wait never mind..... but i cant get the file to over write the stock one please helllp.
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Did you get this to work I like the sound too
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Did you get this to work I like the sound too
I'm using it right now on the newest cm7 nightly, suits the rom just fine .
Find the correct .ogg file, using root explorer or any other file manager move the .ogg file to system/media/ui/ and overwrite the initial one. A reboot is needed for sounds to take effect.
U can also adb push "filename.ogg" system/media/ui
/system needs to be mounted 'rw'.
Good luck!
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is there any way to do it through terminal?
I hadn't done this on my G2 yet when I posted the youtube link, but I just did it and it took about 20-30 seconds to do it.
I've always found that SU File Manager was easier to do this, so people should try it out.
It overwrites the file, make sure you pressed the S in the top left corner. Then just reboot after you've done everything.
Also make sure that you rename the file and delete .zip at the end.
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I hadn't done this on my G2 yet when I posted the youtube link, but I just did it and it took about 20-30 seconds to do it.
I've always found that SU File Manager was easier to do this, so people should try it out.
It overwrites the file, make sure you pressed the S in the top left corner. Then just reboot after you've done everything.
Also make sure that you rename the file and delete .zip at the end.
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i have done it properly, but when it says it is over writing the file but the kilobites just stays the same so it doesn't work :O
iv done everything im ment to ,like it says it copying but the kilobites dnt change and it just does nothing, im running villianrom sense
I was able to get the sound on here but its very low and I'm not figuring out on how to make it louder...
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turn up ur media volum i git mine all sorted out cheers
I tried to use this on Enoms The Official Rom...but I see no UI in media, only notifications, and that's cuz I added that one. Where is the UI folder I need to stick this in?
When I look at the .zip of the rom I can see system, media and then Notifications ringtones and UI. But just in the .zip of the rom I flashed.
Any help would be appreciated
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I tried to use this on Enoms The Official Rom...but I see no UI in media, only notifications, and that's cuz I added that one. Where is the UI folder I need to stick this in?
When I look at the .zip of the rom I can see system, media and then Notifications ringtones and UI. But just in the .zip of the rom I flashed.
Any help would be appreciated
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Where are you looking for the UI folder?
It's suppose to be in System > media > audio
So I'm not able to find a 'how to' on changing the boot animation, been running incRom for awhile now and figured I'd change things up a bit. Anyone know how or know a link to view how to change this? Thanks in advance
Do you have root explorer? If so you can copy and paste a new boot animation right in to the proper location. Probably system/customize/resource. Just rename or move your current one so you can still use it later on. I just made a pretty badass one recently. If you want I can post a flashable zip for you. Just let me know where its located and what clockwork recovery you have.
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So I'm not able to find a 'how to' on changing the boot animation, been running incRom for awhile now and figured I'd change things up a bit. Anyone know how or know a link to view how to change this? Thanks in advance
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If you use root explorer make sure you fix permissions or it won't work
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Yea in ahead n post it ill give the one you made a try too. I don't have root explorer but I'll get it now n see what I can do, thanks for your help
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If you use root explorer make sure you fix permissions or it won't work
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Is that specific to incrom? I use that method all the time and never had to fix permissions.
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Here's the file to push with adb or root explorer. Just take the 3 out of the name. Let me know if you need help and what you think of the boot.
http://db.tt/mgyXb17
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Here's the flash zip. Manually install through recovery.
http://db.tt/lrYZvIO
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Here's the file to push with adb or root explorer. Just take the 3 out of the name. Let me know if you need help and what you think of the boot.
http://db.tt/mgyXb17
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Ok need alil help on this one, I can do it through recovery but for the sake of learning to do this another way I'd like to try it through root explorer. I found the original boot animation listed under system/bin/ what do I need to do from there? Rename the original one and do I change permissions on that one and if so which ones do I check and uncheck?
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Ok need alil help on this one, I can do it through recovery but for the sake of learning to do this another way I'd like to try it through root explorer. I found the original boot animation listed under system/bin/ what do I need to do from there? Rename the original one and do I change permissions on that one and if so which ones do I check and uncheck?
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Alright. So from root explorer scroll down to system. At the top it has mount ro and mount rw. You want to mount rw. Now find the original boot and rename it to VZW_bootanimation.zip.bak. Go back to the SD card through root explorer, long press and copy the new bootanimation. Now go back to system/bin and paste. Should work from there. Ive never had to set or fix permissions. Holla back.
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Alright. So from root explorer scroll down to system. At the top it has mount ro and mount rw. You want to mount rw. Now find the original boot and rename it to VZW_bootanimation.zip.bak. Go back to the SD card through root explorer, long press and copy the new bootanimation. Now go back to system/bin and paste. Should work from there. Ive never had to set or fix permissions. Holla back.
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do I need to do anything in permissions?
WAIT WAIT WAIT. It's not the one in system bin. Check in system/customize/resource first. It'll be a .zip.
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WAIT WAIT WAIT. It's not the one in system bin. Check in system/customize/resource first. It'll be a .zip.
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OK yea I see your file is there, use that one, copy and paste in system/bin?
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WAIT WAIT WAIT. It's not the one in system bin. Check in system/customize/resource first. It'll be a .zip.
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OK scratch that, got it! That boot animation is awesome you made, I agree, it is kick ass! Thanks for all your help on this
Awesome. Glad you like it and you're welcome. So you did it through root explorer?
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Awesome. Glad you like it and you're welcome. So you did it through root explorer?
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Yea I found it in system/customize/resources like u said, scrolled to the bottom and renamed it then found yours I'm my SD card/downloads renamed without the 3 then moved it to sysem/resources, reported to watch it. Thanks
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Yea I found it in system/customize/resources like u said, scrolled to the bottom and renamed it then found yours I'm my SD card/downloads renamed without the 3 then moved it to sysem/resources, reported to watch it. Thanks
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Rebooted not reported
Exactly. That's how to do it. Good job.
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Exactly. That's how to do it. Good job.
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IS there away to add audio?
Should be. It'll be VZW_droid.mp3. It might be android_audio.mp3 but that was before 2.2. Put it in the same folder as the bootanimation.
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Should be. It'll be VZW_droid.mp3. It might be android_audio.mp3 but that was before 2.2. Put it in the same folder as the bootanimation.
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where would I find this file? Did a search in root explorer and it turned up nothing?
okay so i dont really like sense's transition animations so i started searching for some new ones and came up with this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=920024
decided to share it with the G2/DZ community cause i know some of you guys dont like sense transitions either
im using virtous unity, i dont see why it woudnt work on any other rom
REMEMBER TO MAKE A NANDROID BACKUP BEFORE DOING THIS just so if you want the original transitions back or if anything goes wrong or if your rom is not compatible etc
i recommend using the metamorph method, its way easier
for those who arent familiar with metamorph u can dl it for free on the market and do the following:
1-download the transition youd like from here :
https://bitly.com/bundles/haxzamatic/1?preview=1
2-place the zip in the root of the sdcard (or any other folder you want)
3-open metamorph and select Unzip/Extract new theme
4-go to the root of your sdcard or the folder you made and select the zip
metamorph will extract the zip and a new window will pop up select close (pretty much your only choice)
5- tap where it says SubTheme: framework-res.apk
Located in /system/framework/
(Requires Reboot)
your device will reboot and there you have it new transitions!!
im using the fold ones myself and they look amazing!!
awesme.thanks
nice work. thanks
bumping !
place the zip in the root of the sdcard (or any other folder you want)
open metamorph and select Unzip/Extract new theme
go to the root of your sdcard or the folder you made and select the zip
metamorph will extract the zip and a new window will pop up select close (pretty much your only choice)
tap where it says SubTheme: framework-res.apk
Located in /system/framework/
(Requires Reboot)
your device will reboot and there you have it new transitions!!
im using the fold ones myself and they look amazing!![/QUOTE]
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I tried this action but it did not work. I also think it screwed with the backlight on my keyboard? I realize this should happen but that is only thing I can think of that would have done it. Is there any way to reverse this?
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jtadak said:
I tried this action but it did not work. I also think it screwed with the backlight on my keyboard? I realize this should happen but that is only thing I can think of that would have done it. Is there any way to reverse this?
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hopefully u made a nandroid backup?
nonione said:
hopefully u made a nandroid backup?
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Yes but after the restore it was still out. I tried again and got the animations but still no backlight.
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jtadak said:
Yes but after the restore it was still out. I tried again and got the animations but still no backlight.
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if you restored your backup its like if you never tried this on your phone, so its something you did before or it can be due to the ROM youre using
nonione said:
if you restored your backup its like if you never tried this on your phone, so its something you did before or it can be due to the ROM youre using
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Problem is, I've flashed a few ROMs since then. I need to find out when the system location is that contains the config. for the soft buttons and keyboard.
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Hi All,
Have made a bit of a rookie mistake - have changed my wildfire CM7 fingerprint for market patching, but I think this is screwing with my skyFire optimisation routine as it thinks I have a Nexus 1 now.
Needless to say I forgot to back it up first and now do not have the original values from before.
Can someone supply the contents of thier wildfire system/default.prop file so I can restore it at all?
CyanogenMod-7.0.3-buzz
Thanks
Just open The zip file with the Rom
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Just open The zip file with the Rom
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Thanks Jonas, simple when you think really Much appreciated though.
Turns out it wasnt that screwing with skyfire anyway - I'm just not destined to be able to get iPlayer on wildfire at all. Period.
Ok. For unpatching the market I think you need system/build.prop and system/apps/vending.apk. And there is also another file which I don't remember correctly. here attaching some files of nightly 115. I think the market unpatching values should be same with stable 7.0.3
Just edit the values . but this time make a backup of your files. if anything goes wrong , mount the system via recovery and push your backed up files from adb. remember the permissions should be. rw-r-r.
And clear data and cache for market and Google services framework before and after doing this.
As as already suggested, you can have those files from your rom zip file which will be perfect if you had it.
build and default.prop link (nightly 115)
http://db.tt/VOeO1qj
vending.apk link (nightly 115)
http://db.tt/bGKoJqr
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Thanks both, done and done