This is going to be one of those things where some people cry out "Blasphemy!" But I will ask anyways.
I loaded up a ROM on my Evo that contains Sense everything, except the lockscreen. The ROM is perfect other than this problem. Despite my best efforts all I see is people asking how to remove the Sense lockscreen (wut?) and none trying to add it to a ROM after the fact. So I'm wondering if anyone would be kind enough to aid me in restoring the Sense lockscreen. I'd greatly appreciate the help.
Licht_ said:
This is going to be one of those things where some people cry out "Blasphemy!" But I will ask anyways.
I loaded up a ROM on my Evo that contains Sense everything, except the lockscreen. The ROM is perfect other than this problem. Despite my best efforts all I see is people asking how to remove the Sense lockscreen (wut?) and none trying to add it to a ROM after the fact. So I'm wondering if anyone would be kind enough to aid me in restoring the Sense lockscreen. I'd greatly appreciate the help.
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Restore nandroid
Find the HtcLockscreen.apk and use adb to push it to /system/app/
bcarter2000 said:
Find the HtcLockscreen.apk and use adb to push it to /system/app/
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If you're not good with adb, you can also use root explorer.
I've placed htclockscreen.apk into system/app but it doesn't enable the lock screen. Possible the APK I downloaded is misnamed.
Licht_ said:
I've placed htclockscreen.apk into system/app but it doesn't enable the lock screen. Possible the APK I downloaded is misnamed.
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Did you install it?
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Widget locker works well
A drop of Chuck Norris's semen was placed on Android OS. We now have CyanogenMod.
kd0axs said:
Did you install it?
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I tried but it says "Application not installed." I assumed that meant that I couldn't install system APKs or something of the like. I'll look for another source for the file. I'm sure this one is just bad. (Random Mediafire link.)
Edit : I downloaded from a better source. But this file also will not install. Placed it into the correct folder and am now rebooting to see if it works.
Edit 2 : Definitely not working. Am I missing something? I just place it in the folder... then nothing happens.
You have to install it after it's place in the folder. Use your favorite file manager and click on the apk file.
Licht_ said:
I tried but it says "Application not installed." I assumed that meant that I couldn't install system APKs or something of the like. I'll look for another source for the file. I'm sure this one is just bad. (Random Mediafire link.)
Edit : I downloaded from a better source. But this file also will not install. Placed it into the correct folder and am now rebooting to see if it works.
Edit 2 : Definitely not working. Am I missing something? I just place it in the folder... then nothing happens.
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Okay. Take your htclockscreen.apk, using Root Explorer preferably, and place it in /system/app. There is no need to install anything now. What is needed, is that you need to long press on the htclockscreen.apk after you copy it to the system/app folder, and press permissions. You must make sure that the "user" permissions are set "read" and "write". Make sure they're both checked. Once that is complete, reboot your Evo. You'll have the htc lockscreen, every time.
you can also use adb. If you don't have it all set up, there's an easy way around that. Download 'wireless adb' or 'adb over wifi' from the market. Activate that app (you have to have your wifi on), open up a command prompt and connect to your phone, by typing 'adb connect 192.sss.s.ss:8000' (it'd be your IP address and port, which the app will provide to you). Once connected, navigate to where you downloaded the htc lockscreen apk. (say it was in the folder C:\android, you'd type cd C:\android, then hit enter). Then do this. adb remount (hit enter).
adb push HtcLockscreen.apk /system/app (hit enter). Then type adb reboot (hit enter). That would be all you need to do. Either one of those two methods, with adb or the file explorer should solve your problem.
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Okay. Take your htclockscreen.apk, using Root Explorer preferably, and place it in /system/app. There is no need to install anything now. What is needed, is that you need to long press on the htclockscreen.apk after you copy it to the system/app folder, and press permissions. You must make sure that the "user" permissions are set "read" and "write". Make sure they're both checked. Once that is complete, reboot your Evo. You'll have the htc lockscreen, every time.
you can also use adb. If you don't have it all set up, there's an easy way around that. Download 'wireless adb' or 'adb over wifi' from the market. Activate that app (you have to have your wifi on), open up a command prompt and connect to your phone, by typing 'adb connect 192.sss.s.ss:8000' (it'd be your IP address and port, which the app will provide to you). Once connected, navigate to where you downloaded the htc lockscreen apk. (say it was in the folder C:\android, you'd type cd C:\android, then hit enter). Then do this. adb remount (hit enter).
adb push HtcLockscreen.apk /system/app (hit enter). Then type adb reboot (hit enter). That would be all you need to do. Either one of those two methods, with adb or the file explorer should solve your problem.
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I've added the permissions as per your instructions and rebooted twice but I still have the stock lockscreen.
Licht_ said:
I've added the permissions as per your instructions and rebooted twice but I still have the stock lockscreen.
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What ROM are you running? I was under the assumption (for some reason) that it was a nonsense rom (sense based, but most sense elements removed). Are you on an AOSP rom? If you are, I don't believe you can use a sense htc lockscreen at all, and I apologize for the mis information. If you are actually using a sense based ROM, then I'm not sure why it's not working. What file explorer are you using? Root Explorer?
Edit: I re read your OP. I see you are on a Sense based rom. What rom is it? Maybe I'll flash it and see if I can get the htc lockscreen working. I feel like flashing something....
k2buckley said:
What ROM are you running? I was under the assumption (for some reason) that it was a nonsense rom (sense based, but most sense elements removed). Are you on an AOSP rom? If you are, I don't believe you can use a sense htc lockscreen at all, and I apologize for the mis information. If you are actually using a sense based ROM, then I'm not sure why it's not working. What file explorer are you using? Root Explorer?
Edit: I re read your OP. I see you are on a Sense based rom. What rom is it? Maybe I'll flash it and see if I can get the htc lockscreen working. I feel like flashing something....
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Eternal Prophecy 4.2
It has most Sense elements but just not the lockscreen.
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So I took the plunge and have removed peep and learn more from the phone, all working well so far. don't want to push my luck and remove more.
How did you managed it? I'm guessing you have root access or something?
yes rooted and booted loads of bits i want to remove but not sure what effect they would have on the system.
adb shell rm /system/app/Learn*
adb shell rm /system/app/com.htc.Twitt*
I managed to remove learnmore and the Stocks app and its widget. No discernable bad effects. I used Root Explorer successfully to do this, thought I havent managed to get Root Explorer to Copy and paste either to or from the device (Yup I know its read only, but Root Explorer, when working correctly, allows you to toggle R/w and R/0 ).
Daisy xxx
Dayzee said:
I managed to remove learnmore and the Stocks app and its widget. No discernable bad effects. I used Root Explorer successfully to do this, thought I havent managed to get Root Explorer to Copy and paste either to or from the device (Yup I know its read only, but Root Explorer, when working correctly, allows you to toggle R/w and R/0 ).
Daisy xxx
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Daisy! Quick question?? how did you manage to get root explorer to work. It seems to for-close on me all the time!
Dayzee said:
I havent managed to get Root Explorer to Copy and paste either to or from the device
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It's now working here. I used the update.zip mentioned here to gain "adb remount" ability for an unrelated issue and a side-effect is that Root Explorer now copies/pastes as expected.
Maybe a little tutorial on how to uninstall apps ??
I remove "rosie" to get back old style android look : its blazing fast and all htc's applications still works.
I used the Update.zip from Pauls Method at MoDaCo (Should go in the wiki if Paul says its OK?) and then was able to copy from /data/app/ to my SD Card using Linda File Manager whilst in "adb remount" (link via usb, then use command prompt to get to the adb directory and type "adb remount" then use the Linda File manager to do the bizz.)
Haven't tried removing anything or putting anything in yet, cos I really don't know whayt I'm doing. I just want to know HOW it can be done really. :0)
Dayzee
minogue said:
Daisy! Quick question?? how did you manage to get root explorer to work. It seems to for-close on me all the time!
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I don't get force closes, but it certainly doesn't work for me as it should. Pressing the buttons to change from R/W to R/O usually says Busy: cannot remount - also any "copy" seems to go ok but the "paste" never works.
I've got Root Explorer 1.4 I think. Also tried it with adb remount but it didn't seem to work either.
Daisy xx
NisseGurra said:
I remove "rosie" to get back old style android look : its blazing fast and all htc's applications still works.
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I want to do this but worried I might get the "force close error" when opening the peoples application when using the standard android UI. Its happened a few times when I set Home as my default application, reverted back to Touchflo and it been working great.
Removing Rosie completely will also remove the black look that HTC put in the ROM? Or is that something that is fixed by theming? (Like the top bar being black on the Hero, but white on the Magic)
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Well I went ahead and gave Rosie the boot, allong with some other HTC widget stuff (which becomes obsolete when you remove Rosie) I used Root Explorer to delete the files (adb shell rm wouldn't work :-\)
All I need now is the default white bar at the top instead of the HTC Black one
Could someone please give me the best way to install boot animations on my Evo,I've seen nice ones that I would love to install on my phone,and yes.. my phone is already fully Rooted.. Thanks
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There are a couple of ways to accomplish this. Some are already set up as a flashable zip you can flash in recovery. You can search through the Themes and Apps sections for others, but I use this way:
Be sure to have the Android SDK installed on your computer.
Download, and place the bootanimation.zip file in the TOOLS folder of the SDK.
Then the following ADB CODE:
adb remount
adb push bootanimation.zip /system/customize/resource
adb push SPC_animation_final.mp3 /system/customize/resource
adb reboot
You're all set!
If there is no corresponding mp3 file, no need for the 3rd command line
bender1077 said:
There are a couple of ways to accomplish this. Some are already set up as a flashable zip you can flash in recovery. You can search through the Themes and Apps sections for others, but I use this way:
Be sure to have the Android SDK installed on your computer.
Download, and place the bootanimation.zip file in the TOOLS folder of the SDK.
Then the following ADB CODE:
adb remount
adb push bootanimation.zip /system/customize/resource
adb push SPC_animation_final.mp3 /system/customize/resource
adb reboot
You're all set!
If there is no corresponding mp3 file, no need for the 3rd command line
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wouldn't that location be different depending on if it's a sense or aosp rom?
fachadick said:
wouldn't that location be different depending on if it's a sense or aosp rom?
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That I am not sure of, as I have always used sense based ROMS for the 4gees.
I know that Pushboot has a separate batch file for CM6, so I am fairly sure that there is a different dir.
Root Explorer works well for me when ADB is not available.
Just download, rename appropriately, and move to /system/customize/resource (or wherever your ROM stores these things).
fua1 said:
Root Explorer works well for me when ADB is not available.
Just download, rename appropriately, and move to /system/customize/resource (or wherever your ROM stores these things).
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That's what I did way back when. I ran a search in astro for bootanimation.zip first (to find the old one that I was replacing), because I didn't know where to move it to back then.
wow. dejavu.
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Thank you guys a million!! I use the root explore method,and it work perfect,but I still wanna say thanks to everyone for your help
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This will allow you to use the default Froyo Launcher instead of using the HTC Sense Launcher included with the MT4G for those that prefer it!
This was compiled through the generic AOSP 2.2r1 source with 5 screens. I will make one with 7 screens if anyone would like it.
First of all, you will need root(VISIONary) and adb.
Second, you will need this file: http://www.4shared.com/file/Cd9kUAqL/Launcher2.html
Third, make sure your phone is in "Charge Only" mode when you connect it to your computer.
Next:
1. adb push Launcher2.apk /sdcard/
2. adb shell
Now in shell:
3. su (Superuser might pop up on your device, make sure to press "Allow")
4. stop
5. mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/mmcblk0p25 /system
6. cp /sdcard/Launcher2.apk /system/app/
7. start
8. Wait for the phone to do a "soft boot"
9. Once you pull down the Lockscreen, select Launcher instead of HTC Sense
Now, of course, this will go away once you reboot the phone, but you could use visionary.sh, a file that loads on boot if VISIONary roots your phone on every boot, and make it do these commands.
This was a simple idea I had after seeing Cyanogen's LED Notification Light Mod for the G2: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=797867&page=4
UPDATE: You might want to re-download the Launcher2.apk. The phone hotseat button now loads the HTC Phone app instead of not working.
UPDATE 2: This also includes the default AOSP wallpapers under Wallpaper > Wallpapers.
thank you very much. i was really looking for this. now all we need is perm root so this doesnt go away on reboot
Greatly appreciated!
Not to seem like I am spitting in your face, but I think I'll stick with LauncherPro if I want to get the stock look. Until persistent root is obtained I don't want to mess with anything that may go away.
JWhipple said:
Greatly appreciated!
Not to seem like I am spitting in your face, but I think I'll stick with LauncherPro if I want to get the stock look. Until persistent root is obtained I don't want to mess with anything that may go away.
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Ha I understand. I was using LauncherPro before I did this.
Updated Launcher2.apk so that the phone hotseat button now loads the HTC Phone app instead of not working.
travisjames said:
This will allow you to use the default Froyo Launcher instead of using the HTC Sense Launcher included with the MT4G for those that prefer it!
This was compiled through the generic AOSP 2.2r1 source with 5 screens. I will make one with 7 screens if anyone would like it.
First of all, you will need root(VISIONary) and adb.
Second, you will need this file: http://www.4shared.com/file/Cd9kUAqL/Launcher2.html
Third, make sure your phone is in "Charge Only" mode when you connect it to your computer.
Next:
1. adb push Launcher2.apk /sdcard/
2. adb shell
Now in shell:
3. su (Superuser might pop up on your device, make sure to press "Allow")
4. stop
5. mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/mmcblk0p25 /system
6. cp /sdcard/Launcher2.apk /system/app/
7. start
8. Wait for the phone to do a "soft boot"
9. Once you pull down the Lockscreen, select Launcher instead of HTC Sense
Now, of course, this will go away once you reboot the phone, but you could use visionary.sh, a file that loads on boot if VISIONary roots your phone on every boot, and make it do these commands.
This was a simple idea I had after seeing Cyanogen's LED Notification Light Mod for the G2: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=797867&page=4
UPDATE: You might want to re-download the Launcher2.apk. The phone hotseat button now loads the HTC Phone app instead of not working.
UPDATE 2: This also includes the default AOSP wallpapers under Wallpaper > Wallpapers.
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Dude is there anyway you can do this with the traditional sense launcher instead to replace the ugly espresso crap?
Omeer said:
Dude is there anyway you can do this with the traditional sense launcher instead to replace the ugly espresso crap?
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Since Rosie.apk already exist within /system/app, it would just throw an error when trying to copy it from the SD card to the system cache.
Lol yeah I found that out the hard way after semi bricking my phone last night. My question now is can rosie.apk that exists within the system cache be replaced by a custom one? I'm assuming no since the .apk being replaced would be in use atm...
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Ooh here's another idea. I saw a thread over at the Desire HD forums and someone ported/modded the themes into .apk files. The installation instructions are very straight forward, just install as normal .apk files or move the files to /system/app. Needless to say that just simply installing it didn't work on the MyTouch 4G. My concern now is can we use this method or any other method to push these .apk files to the /system/app folder to see if it works? A way to theme our devices will hold us eager beavers off till we get a permanent root.
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Great work, thanks a ton for this. One question though, is there any advantage of using stock launcher insteat of ADW or LP? I myself love ADW, especially with 3D look that AnderWeb is trying go implement but if there's performance gain with the stock - I'm all for it.
Omeer said:
Lol yeah I found that out the hard way after semi bricking my phone last night. My question now is can rosie.apk that exists within the system cache be replaced by a custom one? I'm assuming no since the .apk being replaced would be in use atm...
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Even when using Launcher2.apk instead of Rosie, it failed to replace. I tried it last night after I saw your suggestion.
Omeer said:
Ooh here's another idea. I saw a thread over at the Desire HD forums and someone ported/modded the themes into .apk files. The installation instructions are very straight forward, just install as normal .apk files or move the files to /system/app. Needless to say that just simply installing it didn't work on the MyTouch 4G. My concern now is can we use this method or any other method to push these .apk files to the /system/app folder to see if it works? A way to theme our devices will hold us eager beavers off till we get a permanent root.
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You might be able to do that with this method. All I can say is, try and see if it works.
borodin1 said:
Great work, thanks a ton for this. One question though, is there any advantage of using stock launcher insteat of ADW or LP? I myself love ADW, especially with 3D look that AnderWeb is trying go implement but if there's performance gain with the stock - I'm all for it.
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Personally, I haven't seen any advantage to using Launcher2 over ADW or LauncherPro. The only reason I made this was because I like vanilla Android over Sense. But, I don't really see any performance gain. I might do a little bit more testing and get back to you.
travisjames said:
Even when using Launcher2.apk instead of Rosie, it failed to replace. I tried it last night after I saw your suggestion.
You might be able to do that with this method. All I can say is, try and see if it works.
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OK so I followed this guide exactly as outlined except I replaced the launcher2.apk files with the commonSense.apk file. Everything goes swimmingly until I pull down the lock screen when the screen just hangs for a good a while but ultimately results in no change. What I want to try now is to push .apk files onto the /system/app folder some how and that's not what this method does. I read somewhere that it's now possible to push .apk files to root folders, any ideas as to what that might be?
travisjames said:
1. adb push Launcher2.apk /sdcard/
2. adb shell
Now in shell:
3. su (Superuser might pop up on your device, make sure to press "Allow")
4. stop
5. mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/mmcblk0p25 /system
6. cp /sdcard/Launcher2.apk /system/app/
7. start
8. Wait for the phone to do a "soft boot"
9. Once you pull down the Lockscreen, select Launcher instead of HTC Sense
Now, of course, this will go away once you reboot the phone, but you could use visionary.sh, a file that loads on boot if VISIONary roots your phone on every boot, and make it do these commands.
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I think if you replace step 6 with
"pm install /sdcard/Launcher2.apk"
it should install to /data/app which should still be fine after a reboot.
Phone doesn't work
Thanks for that!
The left button doesn't work on my desire.
Is the link on #1 up to date?
Hi All
Apologies if this is in the wrong place or if it has been answered elsewhere, I have been searching all weekend, so hopefully not!
I have recently installed gingervillain v1.0 on my Desire, and wanted to remove some .APKs for programs I do not use, such as DSPManager.
In an effort to do this I have purchased the paid versions of Root Explorer and Titanium Backup. Using Root Explorer I have tried deleting the .APKs from system/app, but to no avail.
In Titanium Backup I have tried using the uninstall feature, but the apps in question, persisted.
So I began running searches in Google and found a few articles which claimed you could for example delete the .APKs in the ZIP archive close and resign, but I tried this several times and could not get it to work.
I have now downloaded the Android SDK and USB driver for ADB. But when attempting to utiilise ADB to delete the .APKs CMD returns "'adb' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file"
After searching the XDA forums i came across a post which stated I needed to amend the path under Environment Variables to the location of the ADB, which I have done (and rebooted my PC).
I am still receiving the ADB is not a ... statement, in CMD.
I am running windows 7 and have tried the above with and without HTC Sync installed.
Thanks in advance
I think you need to be S-Off to delete system apps whilst booted in Android. You can delete the apps from the zip file before you flash it.
GoogleJelly said:
I think you need to be S-Off to delete system apps whilst booted in Android. You can delete the apps from the zip file before you flash it.
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Thanks Googlejelly, none of the articles i followed mentioned S-Off but I will look into it. Regarding the deletion of aps from the zip, is this something you have done yourself? Everytime I try too I get Error 0x80004005. I did unzip which allowed me to delete without the error, but after flashing the rom, I got stuck in a bootloop.
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for deleting anything on the system file itself, u def need s-off. i was on a sgs fascinate rooted which came witrh s-off included in its root. so when i came to a htc desire, i figured it would b the same. but it wasnt. u need to s-off to delete sysrem apks like google talk, file manager, etc
if you want to delete apps while android is running you need to be S-OFF.
you can also edit .zip before flashing.
since you get a bootloop you either delete something you should not OR you have to edit updater script (but since you wrote about GingerVillain i doubt it, so probably you just delete some important stuff)
dzumagos said:
if you want to delete apps while android is running you need to be S-OFF.
you can also edit .zip before flashing.
since you get a bootloop you either delete something you should not OR you have to edit updater script (but since you wrote about GingerVillain i doubt it, so probably you just delete some important stuff)
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Thanks dzumagos. Do you know if I need to resign the zip, after editing? Also do you know why I might be getting the error which is stopping me from deleting the files in the zip?
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You shouldn't need to unzip the file to take out the apks, just use winzip to access the the zipped file, delete which apks you don't want then exit out of winzip and flash it, if you delete something important it'll probably loop.
I've done this with leedroid 2.3d and took out footprints,teeter,stocks and a couple of other apks, it flashed fine with no problems.
Actually, you don't need to be S-OFF to remove files from system. Can be done via ADB.
You must have the phone connected via recovery (better, since nothing is in use) with USB debugging on.
Run CMD as administrator, then change to the directory where you have the adb.exe (In my case c:\android-sdk-windows\tools\)
Then type in the command adb shell after you should get an information something like starting daemon.
Then type in mount /system
Now, you can remove files with the rm /system/app/(APPFILENAME).apk command.
When finished type umount /system then exit
If you need the list of files, then type ls in the command prompt.
Worked for me, S-ON.
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nagypapi said:
Actually, you don't need to be S-OFF to remove files from system. Can be done via ADB.
You must have the phone connected via recovery (better, since nothing is in use) with USB debugging on.
Run CMD as administrator, then change to the directory where you have the adb.exe (In my case c:\android-sdk-windows\tools\)
Then type in the command adb shell after you should get an information something like starting daemon.
Then type in mount /system
Now, you can remove files with the rm /system/app/(APPFILENAME).apk command.
When finished type umount /system then exit
If you need the list of files, then type ls in the command prompt.
Worked for me, S-ON.
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Would do this but for the aforementioned error.
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Tried it or not?
Because from what I read you are writing wrong commands.
Dont write adb if you are already in the shell, because that's not a valid command.
All I do is when I download a rom is open it using WinRar and delete the files straight from the archive. I don't extract the files from the archive, just edit it. I add my own font, notification sound, delete the boot animation and I delete some system apps that I don't use. This beats having to S-Off (I have it anyway) but it is a nice work around.
GoogleJelly said:
All I do is when I download a rom is open it using WinRar and delete the files straight from the archive. I don't extract the files from the archive, just edit it. I add my own font, notification sound, delete the boot animation and I delete some system apps that I don't use. This beats having to S-Off (I have it anyway) but it is a nice work around.
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GoogleJelly - I did the following, uninstalled 7zip, installed winzip, right clicked the archive with the rom, selected "open with winzip", navigated to the system\app\ folder, right clicked DSPManager.apk, selected delete and got this... (see attached). It just freezes everytime and i get the (not responding) postfix
Perfectly willing to accept I am an idiot who has done something wrong. But I really do fail to see what.
Help, this is so frustrating!!!
nagypapi said:
Tried it or not?
Because from what I read you are writing wrong commands.
Dont write adb if you are already in the shell, because that's not a valid command.
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Sorry nagypapi, you have lost this Noob! I will try to follow your suggestion again, and report back.
Thanks
I don't use Winzip, I use Winrar.
Solved - cannot delete apks
GoogleJelly said:
I don't use Winzip, I use Winrar.
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That got it *feel like a tool* Thank you Googlejelly!! No More boot loops either.
madffrogs said:
You shouldn't need to unzip the file to take out the apks, just use winzip to access the the zipped file, delete which apks you don't want then exit out of winzip and flash it, if you delete something important it'll probably loop.
I've done this with leedroid 2.3d and took out footprints,teeter,stocks and a couple of other apks, it flashed fine with no problems.
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Thanks, madffrogs, it work. In this case, I am just removing some 'excessive' files from a CyanogenMod files, and used 7zip.
Hallo everyone
I have installed the 3.1 Revolution HD with No-Sense. I also use LauncherPro. Now i want to change the slider in the lockscreen or if it is posible the whole Lockscreen (Dont like the Stock one because of sliding fron left to right. Its better to slide the slider down) .So how can i change the slider/Lockscreen. I dont want any of these apps that can be downloadet in the Market. Something to flash. And please tell me how i can flash it.
Thx
It sounds like you're looking for an Android Revolution HD specific add-on, and if you can't see it on the main mod thread, then it probably doesn't exist.
If you want that Sense style lock screen, you could always leave sense installed, and just install Launcher Pro over the top?
Otherwise, there's always ROMs like Cyanogen 7, which offer lock screen options built into the ROM.
Thx for the answear. But there must be another option or is it to complex to realise that. I just don't like sense because of all the background processes that are running with sense like HTC hub.
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Download the sence version of ARHD extract htclockscreen.apk from system\app. Then push it to /system/app/ on your device.
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I dont haveany /system/app/ folder on my sd card ? How can i access these folders?
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I dont haveany /system/app/ folder on my sd card ? How can i access these folders?
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You have to push it to your /system app via adb.
But if you want htc lockscreen and are using ARHD (-sense) you can simply use the .zip package and flash it. Here's the link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/eml4jp8z0q7aqgo/Android_Revolution_HD_restore_HTC_LockScreen.zip
just download the file, put it in your sdcard and flash it via cwm!
thx for the answear. Buti want to know how to use adb to acces my device. Im in cmd and in the adb folder. I tried this: adb -s [yourdeviceserialnumberhere] shell with my devise number but i didnt work. Get device not found. But its connectet over usb only charging and usb Debugging on.
Psfanboy said:
thx for the answear. Buti want to know how to use adb to acces my device. Im in cmd and in the adb folder. I tried this: adb -s [yourdeviceserialnumberhere] shell with my devise number but i didnt work. Get device not found. But its connectet over usb only charging and usb Debugging on.
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Use the command "adb devices", if it shows your serial number then your device is connected
To log into shell use the command "adb shell" you cannot push files to your device while logged into shell though
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