Quick question for all the rooting gurus out there. I put an updated MIUI rom on my phone and went to re-load Swype from their website, completely legit.
I get an error message when I go to run it saying that my device isn't supported and will run with limited function.
Has anybody found a way around this error messages? Are people finding it with other roms?
Thanks!
That would be happening because you are using ur wrong version...
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ianian28 said:
Quick question for all the rooting gurus out there. I put an updated MIUI rom on my phone and went to re-load Swype from their website, completely legit.
I get an error message when I go to run it saying that my device isn't supported and will run with limited function.
Has anybody found a way around this error messages? Are people finding it with other roms?
Thanks!
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It says that because it thanks your phone is an iPhone because of the Rom your using.... atleast that's my guess.... you might ask on the miui thread they may have a version that works
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It's a bit bootleg but the only way I've been able to do it so far:
1. Download and install root explorer. You'll have to pay but it's a useful app and worth it
1. Download swype installer and install swype
2. After installation, there will be a screen with 4 options:
a. watch video
b. start tutorial
c. generate license
d. finish
Click "Generate license"
3. Click "select android keyboard" and change the radio button from "swype" to "android keyboard"
4. Press the home button to exit swype installer and open root installer
5. Go to /data/app
6. Click on "com.swype.android.inputmethod-1.apk" and long hold to bring up the options menu
7. Click move, scroll to /sdcard/download and click "paste"
8. Press the home button to exit root explorer
9. Open swype installer. You should get a force close error. If you do not and instead see the screen with "disable swype", click the back button which will bring you back to the home screen then click swype installer again. Do not continue until swype installer force closes.
10. Go back to root explorer and move "com.swype.android.inputmethod-1.apk" back to /data/app
11. Go back to the home screen and open swype installer
12. Click "select swype" and then select swype
13. Click "finish"
14. Enjoy
Hope that helps. If you have any questions, let me know.
dan0100 said:
It's a bit bootleg but the only way I've been able to do it so far:
1. Download and install root explorer. You'll have to pay but it's a useful app and worth it
1. Download swype installer and install swype
2. After installation, there will be a screen with 4 options:
a. watch video
b. start tutorial
c. generate license
d. finish
Click "Generate license"
3. Click "select android keyboard" and change the radio button from "swype" to "android keyboard"
4. Press the home button to exit swype installer and open root installer
5. Go to /data/app
6. Click on "com.swype.android.inputmethod-1.apk" and long hold to bring up the options menu
7. Click move, scroll to /sdcard/download and click "paste"
8. Press the home button to exit root explorer
9. Open swype installer. You should get a force close error. If you do not and instead see the screen with "disable swype", click the back button which will bring you back to the home screen then click swype installer again. Do not continue until swype installer force closes.
10. Go back to root explorer and move "com.swype.android.inputmethod-1.apk" back to /data/app
11. Go back to the home screen and open swype installer
12. Click "select swype" and then select swype
13. Click "finish"
14. Enjoy
Hope that helps. If you have any questions, let me know.
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You sir, are a gentleman and a scholar... I tried so many different things and wasted hours until I found this post. Follow his instructions step by step and you'll be up on swype in no time
This worked for me too. Just to add on, the root permissions for the com.swype.android.inputmethod-1.apk should be rw-r--r--. Set this permission in root explorer after long pressing it from data/app after you have completed everything. This is for people who are not able to see swype after rebooting their phone
I usually use TB to backup my swype from a sense rom (or any other rom where swype works correctly) then when I use MIUI i go to Tb and restore. Always worked for me!
Has anybody got this to work with the new Swype 3 beta? I have tried this twice to no avail.
JLO73 said:
Has anybody got this to work with the new Swype 3 beta? I have tried this twice to no avail.
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I got swype 3 and it is working perfectly on my MIUI
I've got it downloaded and installed but it will not let me license it. Tried the above trick twice and cannot get it to work.
JLO73 said:
I've got it downloaded and installed but it will not let me license it. Tried the above trick twice and cannot get it to work.
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Found this solution from MIUI.us forums, it requires that you have an already licensed version of swype 2.x
Ok.. have a workaround. Miui automatically enables keyboards so no way to disable it.
1) If you have titanium backup you can first backup swype (not the installer), then uninstall swype, long press home and re-open the swype installer and proceed to login and reinstall swype.
2) Once installed don't press "Done. Long press home and switch back to titanium backup and restore your copy of swype, then re-open the installer (or press Done if already open).
3) Installer should now show something like "your copy is licensed, select swype" Just press select and choose swype, then click Finish. (Do not click Generate license).
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That did the trick. Titanium backup had already backed up the new version and it kept reinstalling it and would not work. Found a backup of the 2.x and was able to restore it. Thanks for all the help.
Thankyou so much
dan0100 said:
It's a bit bootleg but the only way I've been able to do it so far:
1. Download and install root explorer. You'll have to pay but it's a useful app and worth it
1. Download swype installer and install swype
2. After installation, there will be a screen with 4 options:
a. watch video
b. start tutorial
c. generate license
d. finish
Click "Generate license"
3. Click "select android keyboard" and change the radio button from "swype" to "android keyboard"
4. Press the home button to exit swype installer and open root installer
5. Go to /data/app
6. Click on "com.swype.android.inputmethod-1.apk" and long hold to bring up the options menu
7. Click move, scroll to /sdcard/download and click "paste"
8. Press the home button to exit root explorer
9. Open swype installer. You should get a force close error. If you do not and instead see the screen with "disable swype", click the back button which will bring you back to the home screen then click swype installer again. Do not continue until swype installer force closes.
10. Go back to root explorer and move "com.swype.android.inputmethod-1.apk" back to /data/app
11. Go back to the home screen and open swype installer
12. Click "select swype" and then select swype
13. Click "finish"
14. Enjoy
Hope that helps. If you have any questions, let me know.
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I looked everywhere for a way to get swype 3.x to work on my vibrant with MIUI but none of the stuff I found actually worked, EXCEPT THIS.
Like someone said right after your post:
You Sir, are a gentleman and a scholar...
This way took a couple of tries but it definitely worked
Tried the Titanium method thousands of times and variants on my Nexus S and didn't got it working.
The File Manager method worked like a charm, on the second try. Don't know if it matters, but worked after rebooting the phone and following rhe guide.
The good news is you don't need to expend money buying the Root Explorer App. I've used ES file explorer without any problem.
i didn't do anyspecial "trick" to get mine working, i just went thru and unistalled all the older version.. cleared cahces of app and installer, installed a redownloaded version off webpage.. then just went all the way thru till the 4 part screen, "generate license" just select the swype option and then i think i hit finish... can't remember the rest.. sorry..
dan0100 said:
It's a bit bootleg but the only way I've been able to do it so far:
1. Download and install root explorer. You'll have to pay but it's a useful app and worth it
1. Download swype installer and install swype
2. After installation, there will be a screen with 4 options:
a. watch video
b. start tutorial
c. generate license
d. finish
Click "Generate license"
3. Click "select android keyboard" and change the radio button from "swype" to "android keyboard"
4. Press the home button to exit swype installer and open root installer
5. Go to /data/app
6. Click on "com.swype.android.inputmethod-1.apk" and long hold to bring up the options menu
7. Click move, scroll to /sdcard/download and click "paste"
8. Press the home button to exit root explorer
9. Open swype installer. You should get a force close error. If you do not and instead see the screen with "disable swype", click the back button which will bring you back to the home screen then click swype installer again. Do not continue until swype installer force closes.
10. Go back to root explorer and move "com.swype.android.inputmethod-1.apk" back to /data/app
11. Go back to the home screen and open swype installer
12. Click "select swype" and then select swype
13. Click "finish"
14. Enjoy
Hope that helps. If you have any questions, let me know.
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This is the only thing that worked for me. NOTE: It only worked for me after I tried it with the Full Swype Beta instead of the English/Spanish version.
oh my..
ure soo great,,
thanks alot,,
thanks button for u
This is a known bug on the Swype website. They have posted a workaround which I tried and it worked after several attempts:
"Unable to install Swype on MIUI Rom
When Swype is installed it needs to be unloaded from Android at the time the Swype Installer passes the authentication key to the Swype program. MIUI attempts automatically load and enable any input device into memory as soon as they are available. Because of this there is no reliable way of getting Swype working on MIUI, and even if you do it may not stay enabled for long.
However if you'd like to try, Android Peak has developed a workaround that works some of the time.
UPDATE: marchief has found a workaround which does not require the use of Titanium Backup, may produce more consistant results:
Download installer
Download and install swype
At the enable step leave the installer and select swype as the input device
Reboot your phone
After Reboot, open the swype installer again
Select "Select Android keyboard" and change input back to android keyboard
Choose disable swype, go to applications and uninstall swype but NOT THE INSTALLER
Go back to the installer and generate license
This should put you through the download process again so just follow it and re-install swype
Once re-installed it should generate the license, but it still won't work
Reboot your phone again and all should work, enjoy!"
dan0100 said:
It's a bit bootleg but the only way I've been able to do it so far:
1. Download and install root explorer. You'll have to pay but it's a useful app and worth it
1. Download swype installer and install swype
2. After installation, there will be a screen with 4 options:
a. watch video
b. start tutorial
c. generate license
d. finish
Click "Generate license"
3. Click "select android keyboard" and change the radio button from "swype" to "android keyboard"
4. Press the home button to exit swype installer and open root installer
5. Go to /data/app
6. Click on "com.swype.android.inputmethod-1.apk" and long hold to bring up the options menu
7. Click move, scroll to /sdcard/download and click "paste"
8. Press the home button to exit root explorer
9. Open swype installer. You should get a force close error. If you do not and instead see the screen with "disable swype", click the back button which will bring you back to the home screen then click swype installer again. Do not continue until swype installer force closes.
10. Go back to root explorer and move "com.swype.android.inputmethod-1.apk" back to /data/app
11. Go back to the home screen and open swype installer
12. Click "select swype" and then select swype
13. Click "finish"
14. Enjoy
Hope that helps. If you have any questions, let me know.
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I have been trying to get Swype to work since I installed MIUI 1.7.15 last Saturday, and nothing seemed to work. Followed your guide and it works great! Thanks SO much.
My Wi-Fi is not working on RHOD210.. So following this step:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=9187263&postcount=80
But can't seem to figure out as to where is my Dev Tools..
Download a file browser (Astro is pretty good), navigate to the folder where your Android build is located, navigate to Android Apps, navigate to Other, tap Dev Tools.apk, select Install, allow non-market apps to install, and install.
yelped said:
Download a file browser (Astro is pretty good), navigate to the folder where your Android build is located, navigate to Android Apps, navigate to Other, tap Dev Tools.apk, select Install, allow non-market apps to install, and install.
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Or in WinMo move (or copy) the apk to AndroidApps... it will install next time you boot Android .
Thnx guys..
Hi,
As the title says, I will show you how to reduce the data usage.
Benefits:
1. Of course reduces data usage.
2. Webpages load faster (due to the some items are blocked).
1. Block ads.
i. AdAway app
1. Download the app here: https://f-droid.org/repository/browse/?fdid=org.adaway
2. Install the app.
3. Open it.
4. Press menu button, then select Hosts sources.
5. Add this six hosts sources:
http://someonewhocares.org/hosts/hosts
http://www.malwaredomainlist.com/hostslist/hosts.txt
http://securemecca.com/Downloads/hosts.txt
http://adblock.gjtech.net/?format=unix-hosts
https://jansal.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/adblock/hosts
http://optimate.dl.sourceforge.net/project/adzhosts/HOSTS.txt
6. Go back and tap on the button that written "Download files and apply ad blocking". (This may take some time)
7. After the app finishes applying the hosts file, simply reboot and done.
P/S: You can use this app to block some inappropriate websites.
1. If you want to do so, go to Menu>Your lists.
2. Go to the Blacklist and add the website (plus button, hosts file didn't supports website address like this "blahblah.com/nullblah").
3. Back and tap "Download files and apply ad blocking".
ii. @BSDgeek_Jake 's hosts file:
1. Download it here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1916098
2. Turn off your phone.
3. Boot to CWM Recovery.
4. Mount everything.
5. Flash the downloaded file.
6. Reboot.
2. Disable Service app:
1. Download here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=cn.wq.disableservice&hl=en
2. Open the app......
3. Check every app that have the service name that written "analytics" and "ads", and untick.
P/S: or you can use my settings below (may break some features of the app):
Facebook: Untick MemoryDumpUploaderService, SuggestProfilePicUploadServce, NotifcationsLogService, VideoAdsFetchService & AnalyticsService.
Camera360: Untick f & UpdateService.
Boat Browser: Untick PushService and CampaignTrackingService.
Google Play Services: Untick CoreAnalyticsIntentService, AdRequesterBrokerService, AdvertisingIdService & AnalyticsService
Google Services Framework: EventLogService & GTalkService (If you didn't use Hangouts app).
Greenify (Android 4.x.x only): Untick CampaignTrackingService
3. Android Firewall app:
1. Download here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jtschohl.androidfirewall
2. Open the app.
3. Menu>Enable firewall
4. Change the mode to the block selected.
5. Tick the apps and games that you want to block.
6. Menu>Apply rules.
4. Extra tips:
1. Disconnect data when not in use.
2. Uninstall any app that you didn't use anymore.
3. Always turn on Airplane Mode before sleeping.
4. Don't use your quota for unnecessary activity.
Nice buddy
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Thread updated guys!
can i disable eventlogservice in google play services
you said i can disable eventlogservice in google framework but can i also disable it in google play services (i dont even have hangouts installed)
i think, for our device, data usage is smaller than new device nowadays, just untick background data and autosync, and all will work good, and small data usage , but of course, some notifications of certain apps will not appear
i use 600MB for one month
Hi all!
I did follow the instructions below:
1. Open SQLite Editor
2. Under the Apps tab, click Settings storage
3. Click settings.db*
4. Click System*
5. Search for "lockscreen"*
6. Edit the field "lockscreen_ripple_effect"*
7. Change the value to*3
But I have a problem, it works very well but when I reboot, the value auto back to 0 so can't get effect.
HOW TO FIX IT??
It hás some bugs, only for root users
1. Download "Build.prop editor"
2. Find "ro.build.type"
3. Edit it to have the value "userdebug" from "user"
4. Reboot when prompted
5. When the device has booted, go to the developer options
6. Scroll down to the bottom of the "Drawing" category
7. Enable multi-window and have some fun!