I accidentally deleted the htc sense 2.1 lock screen from my Wildfire S. I do not have a backup either. How do I get back my stock 2.1 lock screen?
Use my patch if you want for sense 3.5 , it is built to replace the original lockscreen , but if you got it removed it will re-add the patched files ...
Dolphin2 said:
I accidentally deleted the htc sense 2.1 lock screen from my Wildfire S. I do not have a backup either. How do I get back my stock 2.1 lock screen?
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U could try taking the htclockscreen.apk and rosie.apk from /system/app from the .zip of the rom you are using. Copy that to your current /system/app and change permissions to rw- r- r-
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hmm , sorry , my patch is for sense 3.5 lockscreen ...
thanxxxxxxxxxxx
djthebogan said:
U could try taking the htclockscreen.apk and rosie.apk from /system/app from the .zip of the rom you are using. Copy that to your current /system/app and change permissions to rw- r- r-
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How do I do that? And I don't have any lock screen files in that folder. Also, how do I change permissions?
Use es file explorer. Open it up and go to settings, turn on root explorer, then mount file system. To get to / click on the star on the top left "favorites". To change permissions long press the file, go to properties, then it will show permissions and has a change button to let u modify. Download the ROM.zip u r using and use es to browse .zip and copy the files u need. Don't forget the odex files if your rom has them
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Dolphin2 said:
I accidentally deleted the htc sense 2.1 lock screen from my Wildfire S. I do not have a backup either. How do I get back my stock 2.1 lock screen?
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here it is, the slide down lockscreen from 2.1
djthebogan said:
Use es file explorer. Open it up and go to settings, turn on root explorer, then mount file system. To get to / click on the star on the top left "favorites". To change permissions long press the file, go to properties, then it will show permissions and has a change button to let u modify. Download the ROM.zip u r using and use es to browse .zip and copy the files u need. Don't forget the odex files if your rom has them
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It still wont install.
how
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jermzii said:
here it is, the slide down lockscreen from 2.1
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How do i install it?
What is it doing? It doesn't have to install just needs the files copied to the correct location and the permissions changed. Then u just need to reboot and clearing cache and dalvik cache would be a good idea.
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Dolphin2 said:
It still wont install.
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You don't have to install it. You have to replace it. Or in your case just copy and paste it in the /system/app folder.
Edit: didn't see djthebogan's post
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djthebogan said:
What is it doing? It doesn't have to install just needs the files copied to the correct location and the permissions changed. Then u just need to reboot and clearing cache and dalvik cache would be a good idea.
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Thanks it worked! The problem was I didn't reboot before.
vbhtt said:
You don't have to install it. You have to replace it. Or in your case just copy and paste it in the /system/app folder.
Edit: didn't see djthebogan's post
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Ok I got it working thanks
Thanks but this is not fully fonctionnal.
I have no "slide to answer call" which is really annoying
I found something
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1522315
Is it safe to flash it?
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It still wont install.
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Don't install you push
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I also find a 2.1 answer call file
Someone could check both files?
http://thisismyandroid.com/?dir=buffogt
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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
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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silverado9502 said:
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
newtoroot said:
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?
silverado9502 said:
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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silverxbv2 said:
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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silverxbv2 said:
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?
silverxbv2 said:
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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silverxbv2 said:
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?
Hi!
Here I have modified the CM9 Beta 7 framework-res.apk to have on screen buttons.
It looks really nice!
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING:
1. COPY DOWNLOADED FILE TO /SYSTEM USING ROOT EXPLORER
2. LONG PRESS framework-res.apk AND CLICK PERMISSIONS
3. SET PERMISSIONS AS:
[x] [x] [ ]
[x] [ ] [ ]
[x] [ ] [ ]
4. MOVE framework-res.apk TO /SYSTEM/FRAMEWORK
5. REBOOT
TO CHANGE BACK JUST FLASH CM9 AGAIN
DON'T WIPE, DATA WILL BE SAFE
MORE MODS COMING, DON'T FORGET TO THANK IF IT WORKED!
If anyone can turn this into a flashable ZIP that would be greatly appreciated!
I can try today. (I meant make flashable zip)
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iok1 said:
I can try today. (I meant make flashable zip)
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Thanks
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how did you make work the wifi indicator? saw in your screenshots
Yeah that is an thing i want too
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adiboy101 said:
Hi!
Here I have modified the CM9 Beta 7 framework-res.apk to have on screen buttons.
It looks really nice!
If anyone can turn this into a flashable ZIP that would be greatly appreciated!
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how to place it into system?
angel_boulevard said:
how to place it into system?
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using root explorer go to /system/framework, mount R/W, replace the original one with the modified one, then change the permission rw-r--r--, mount R/O
then reboot
make sure you know what are you doing and do backup first, if you mess up
very good thank you
Main question remains - what for? You waste a strip of your screen and gain nothing new.
jrusinek said:
Main question remains - what for? You waste a strip of your screen and gain nothing new.
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Looks, authenticity, cuz I can
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adiboy101 said:
Looks, authenticity, cuz I can
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Oh forgot all about it today, will see if i can do it tomorrow instead. Will set an alarm so i don't forget it
(If i can't, its because of my lack of knowledge creating updater-scripts, only made 1 before)
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Callister said:
using root explorer go to /system/framework, mount R/W, replace the original one with the modified one, then change the permission rw-r--r--, mount R/O
then reboot
make sure you know what are you doing and do backup first, if you mess up
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I can't replace framework-res via Root Explorer, becouse when i copy file to /system/framework, my phone automattically restarts into bootloop, and then i have to reflash CM9 again.
djemm1996 said:
I can't replace framework-res via Root Explorer, becouse when i copy file to /system/framework, my phone automattically restarts into bootloop, and then i have to reflash CM9 again.
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Backup in recovery, as the instruction quoted tells. You really need to set permissions right, and need to overwrite it...
You can also rename it to framework2 , move to system/framework , set permissions and rename reboot
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djemm1996 said:
I can't replace framework-res via Root Explorer, becouse when i copy file to /system/framework, my phone automattically restarts into bootloop, and then i have to reflash CM9 again.
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Here is what I did. Copy the moded framework to system, give it the right permissions and only then copy it to system/framework replacing the old one. Reboot, Enjoy!
Instructions now available in OP
Hi, after a successful, could be returned to normal again?
taheraeng said:
Hi, after a successful, could be returned to normal again?
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Flash cm9 without wipe
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Will try to turn it into flashable zip now
Done! Not tested though. I am NOT responsible for any damage to your phone, but it should be just fine, I want one tester before this is official. Anyone interested ?
Download cm9 reloaded 1.9B3
Peace out ': walking like a boss to home
Ive tried before. But unsuccessfull and stuck.
can anyone tell me the step ?.
firdauz93 said:
Ive tried before. But unsuccessfull and stuck.
can anyone tell me the step ?.
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You must put the APK in /system/app and make sure it has no spaces in its filename and then set permissions, that should be it.
d00dl3 said:
You must put the APK in /system/app and make sure it has no spaces in its filename and then set permissions, that should be it.
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How to set permission ??.
firdauz93 said:
How to set permission ??.
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Copy paste whatever apk you want in the system/app folder.
Use root explorer and long press the app you have pasted.
Select permissions and make sure it is rw-,r--.r--
And you are good to go.
You don't have to set permissions at all if you're adding the apps to a ZIP before flashing, only if you're adding them to a ROM already running on your phone
EddyOS said:
You don't have to set permissions at all if you're adding the apps to a ZIP before flashing, only if you're adding them to a ROM already running on your phone
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That's right, only paste the apk in the system/app/ of the rom zip and flash it
you also will have to sign the zip or repack it.
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zFr3eak said:
you also will have to sign the zip or repack it.
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If you open it with 7-Zip you don't have to either! Although I personally resign them, cba with turning off signature checking in CWM!
EddyOS said:
If you open it with 7-Zip you don't have to either! Although I personally resign them, cba with turning off signature checking in CWM!
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this is why i said or repack it
can we copy apps to priv folder???
I was wondering if there was a mod or something that could make it possible to switch the sense lockscreen with the AOSP lockscreen. I hate the sense one but I also cant switch to a AOSP rom so if anyone knows anything let me know, thanks.
Freeze htclockscreen.apk in titanium backup
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tylerlawhon said:
Freeze htclockscreen.apk in titanium backup
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So freeze the sense one and install the AOSP one?
Chilidog said:
So freeze the sense one and install the AOSP one?
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The AOSP lockscreen is already built in. The HTC lockscreen just automatically overrides it. If you freeze the HTCLockscreen.apk or use a file explorer to rename it to HTCLockscreen.apk.bak then the AOSP one will work on its own. The only downside to this is that you have to unlock your phone to be able to answer a call.
gomorrah said:
The AOSP lockscreen is already built in. The HTC lockscreen just automatically overrides it. If you freeze the HTCLockscreen.apk or use a file explorer to rename it to HTCLockscreen.apk.bak then the AOSP one will work on its own. The only downside to this is that you have to unlock your phone to be able to answer a call.
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I froze the htc one but it's still there lol
Chilidog said:
I froze the htc one but it's still there lol
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I never freeze it, I always use Root Explorer to rename it. And depending on what ROM you're using you have to rename the .ODEX file for the lockscreen too.
Chilidog said:
I froze the htc one but it's still there lol
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Try rebooting. I used root explorer to add .bak to the file name. Didn't change anything until I rebooted.
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OK so I got it but there's a weird shadow and the clock isint centered.
Chilidog said:
OK so I got it but there's a weird shadow and the clock isint centered.
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Are you on sense 5.5? If so how did you get this? Can you please help?
pradeepd said:
Are you on sense 5.5? If so how did you get this? Can you please help?
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I used es file Explorer and renames the htc lockscreen apk and added .bak to it and rebooted
Chilidog said:
I used es file Explorer and renames the htc lockscreen apk and added .bak to it and rebooted
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I am trying to do this on the latest HTC kitkat rom. Cannot find the apk named HTCLockscreen. Maybe it has been renamed?
Tawner said:
I am trying to do this on the latest HTC kitkat rom. Cannot find the apk named HTCLockscreen. Maybe it has been renamed?
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Look in /system/priv-app
That's where most core system apps are in KitKat.
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santod040 said:
Look in /system/priv-app
That's where most core system apps are in KitKat.
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Managed to find it in the normal app folder (I missed it), but ive deleted the apk (and the corresponding file), rebooted, still htc sense lockscreen. Any ideas?
Tawner said:
Managed to find it in the normal app folder (I missed it), but ive deleted the apk (and the corresponding file), rebooted, still htc sense lockscreen. Any ideas?
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Ahh OK.
If it returns, then you're likely on a stock ROM.
Sense Roms are now system write protected.
Meaning you can't modify the stock system files while booted to the OS.
You can flash a script in recovery that can delete them however.
Most custom Roms have the system write protection removed.
You can also use adb while in recovery to delete files.
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santod040 said:
Ahh OK.
If it returns, then you're likely on a stock ROM.
Sense Roms are now system write protected.
Meaning you can't modify the stock system files while booted to the OS.
You can flash a script in recovery that can delete them however.
Most custom Roms have the system write protection removed.
You can also use adb while in recovery to delete files.
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Okay, gotcha, did some research. Am I correct when I say that when I manage to get S-Off this would work?
Tawner said:
Okay, gotcha, did some research. Am I correct when I say that when I manage to get S-Off this would work?
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Yes, that is correct.
Unfortunately there is no way of gaining S-off yet/currently for the Verizon kitkat update.
Chilidog said:
OK so I got it but there's a weird shadow and the clock isint centered.
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To center d clock.... use a kitkat clock widget... it worked for me
Hello world,
I'm using Root Explorer to get access to the boot animation. But when I place it at either possible dirs. it dorsn't replace the stock. And even with the correct rights, root (ofcourse), a working bootanimation.zip and the full version of root explorer it doesn't fix it.
But its still stock boot animation! What do I do wrong?
Does it have the correct name? You didn't just leave the name bootanimation.zip did you? Also are you deleting or renaming the original? What Rom are you on
grim489 said:
Does it have the correct name? You didn't just leave the name bootanimation.zip did you? Also are you deleting or renaming the original? What Rom are you on
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I believe it does have the correct name. I'm deleting the old one, and placing a new one.
Did u set the permission properly?
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hdorius said:
Did u set the permission properly?
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I've given all rights into the folders, and for the seperate file. When I open the zip folder at the correct dir, I can see the new pictures. Not the current stock Sense 6 bootanimation.
I'm running stock Sense 6 with 4.4.2.