Today, I flashed rom to fd05 (including modem, kernel) and was reinstalling the Titanium backup. But the installation was not successful because of the 'out of space' error message - "Titanium Backup could not be installed. Free up some space and try again".
I've checked the USB storage space and it still had 9.81GB space available. But the problem was it's including the SDCARD's occupied space upon total used usb storage space. For the SDCARD (external),it's being used about 12.65 GB out of 32GB. When you see the second screenshot, the miscellaneous files size is including the used SDCARD size. But after I unmounted the SDCARD, the size is decreased to 1.29GB.
So, I unmounted SDCARD and tried to install the app again but still got the same error (strange....)
Because of this error, I moved back to Calk's tweaked FD02 rom and it showed the same usage but I was able to install the app.
I'm not sure this would be the stock rom issue on FD05 (or any other previous stock roms) or it's something else.
At least I'm able to install the app on Calk's rom but not in the stock rom.
Does anyone know what makes this kind of difference? If there is any kind of tweak applied to Calk's rom, could someone please share the information with us, so we apply the same thing on FD05 or future roms?
[Update]
I just re-flashed Calk's rom with FD05 Stocked rooted rom again.
At this time, I just reinstalled Titanium backup without uninstalling TB. At this time it worked like a charm. No issues at all.
Last time, I tried to clean install TB on the Go Launcher EX but at this time, just updated TB on default TW launcher.
Quite strange. If anyone has the same issue, first try to update the TB on TW launcher..... Hope this help!
I wonder if this will help..
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=24010029&postcount=889
mx499 said:
I wonder if this will help..
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=24010029&postcount=889
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Linked thread is related to the behavior of USB storage when it's connected to USB cable. So, it's not related to the issue I'm talking about.
Thanks anyway!
to resolve this issue use something like root explorer, nav to data/app and delete titanium.odex file. it might be names a little different but ull find it
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to resolve this issue use something like root explorer, nav to data/app and delete titanium.odex file. it might be names a little different but ull find it
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As long as I know odex is only for the odexed rom and for system apps. TB only comes with apk. Anyway, thanks for the info.
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Usually if an app cannot install (especially a non-game app) due to space issues, the problem is space in /cache or /data/dalvik-cache (ie /data)
The USB storage usually isn't the "space" issue because it is relatively large, but can be an issue if it got remapped to an unexpected location.
sfhub said:
Usually if an app cannot install (especially a non-game app) due to space issues, the problem is space in /cache or /data/dalvik-cache (ie /data)
The USB storage usually isn't the "space" issue because it is relatively large, but can be an issue if it got remapped to an unexpected location.
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Thanks sfhub for your response.
Because of the space issue, as long as I remember, I cleaned cache & dalvik cache from the boot recovery. But the result was same....
I believe there's some difference between Calk's tweaked FD02 and Stocked rooted FD05.
He said that "Moved dalvik-cache to cache partition(if it runs low on space, it will move back to Data partition)" on his FD02 thread.
Not sure, this tweak could cause a problem....
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to resolve this issue use something like root explorer, nav to data/app and delete titanium.odex file. it might be names a little different but ull find it
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This solved my problem perfectly!! I forgot what the file was called, but I just went into Root Explorer, Nav to data/app, and searched for titanium...Deleted the files, and reinstalled TiBu...worked like a charm after 2 days of fighting with this problem!
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to resolve this issue use something like root explorer, nav to data/app and delete titanium.odex file. it might be names a little different but ull find it
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Animal99 said:
This solved my problem perfectly!! I forgot what the file was called, but I just went into Root Explorer, Nav to data/app, and searched for titanium...Deleted the files, and reinstalled TiBu...worked like a charm after 2 days of fighting with this problem!
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Thank you veritasaequita that was on the money!
This problem was driving me nuts for 2 nights...
WOrks...
kobridge said:
As long as I know odex is only for the odexed rom and for system apps. TB only comes with apk. Anyway, thanks for the info.
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Thanks buddy, this works, you rock
It solved my same problem. Thank you very much !!
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thanks a lot
deleting the file in data/app really helped....
thanks a lot man
I couldn't find the file anywhere, so I ended up just clearing cache/dalvikcache in cwm, and everything seems to be working fine now.
tnx!!
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to resolve this issue use something like root explorer, nav to data/app and delete titanium.odex file. it might be names a little different but ull find it
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:laugh: tnx man! it works!!!
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to resolve this issue use something like root explorer, nav to data/app and delete titanium.odex file. it might be names a little different but ull find it
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thanks alot!!!! nobody was ever able to resolve this issue, they even closed a thread because it was happening with LP. so instead of telling me a technical reason and solution they emphasized on the app being not appropriate. thanks alot!
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to resolve this issue use something like root explorer, nav to data/app and delete titanium.odex file. it might be names a little different but ull find it
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Thank you so much, I had the same issue trying to re-install a different app, and followed this same step but for the odex for that particular app. Worked like a charm!
Qinx said:
Thank you so much, I had the same issue trying to re-install a different app, and followed this same step but for the odex for that particular app. Worked like a charm!
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thanks i had this problem on my galaxy s3 and i finally sorted it
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to resolve this issue use something like root explorer, nav to data/app and delete titanium.odex file. it might be names a little different but ull find it
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Had a problem with another app which had administrator permissions. After I uninstalled it, couldn't re-install again - .
Searched all over for solutions but kept coming to these similar threads about "going to data/app". Went there but it the app in question just wasn't there - therefore nothing to delete.
The more fool-proof, automated way to solve the problem (irregardless of app causing the problem) is to download Lucky Patcher. Under Toolbox>Remove fixes and backups (insufficient storage available) ==> it will automatically remove unused odex files. Works perfectly thereafter.
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I have plenty of free space. under 'manage applications' it says I have 11gb used and 17 gb free. Any idea whats going on?
This is bull. I just uninstalled a 200mb game and it still throws that error.
I had this problem once on my Evo 3d ... If I remember correctly, all I had to do was clear the cache in settings>apps>play store.
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I had this problem once on my Evo 3d ... If I remember correctly, all I had to do was clear the cache in settings>apps>play store.
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If that doesn't work, try clearing data too.
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If that doesn't work, try clearing data too.
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Tried both and cleared my cache partition. Nothing.
EDIT: Fixed it. I'm dumb. thanks guys.
Maybe sideloading it will work? HERE is the APK.
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Tried both and cleared my cache partition. Nothing.
EDIT: Fixed it. I'm dumb. thanks guys.
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I have the same prob, how did u fix? Im not installing from store tho, have apks on my pc.
Had the exact same problem. Use a file explorer with root access. Go to data/app and find the odex file - com.keramidas.titanium.odex (or something like that). Delete that file and you should be good to go.
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AdrianE46 said:
Had the exact same problem. Use a file explorer with root access. Go to data/app and find the odex file - com.keramidas.titanium.odex (or something like that). Delete that file and you should be good to go.
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ditto. i used androzip root to delete the odex file, and it deleted, but titanium backup still didn't install. then, i tried again to delete the file, but this time using root explorer, and titanium backup was able to install. not sure why....
AdrianE46 said:
Had the exact same problem. Use a file explorer with root access. Go to data/app and find the odex file - com.keramidas.titanium.odex (or something like that). Delete that file and you should be good to go.
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Thanks worked fine.
AdrianE46 said:
Had the exact same problem. Use a file explorer with root access. Go to data/app and find the odex file - com.keramidas.titanium.odex (or something like that). Delete that file and you should be good to go.
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Ya worked fine for my atrix...
Thanks for this good sharing. It resolved my issue on GT-I9000 ICS 4.0.3 and after backup i can move on ICS 4.0.4. By the way, May i know why remove that particular file?
Worked, THANKS !!
i have the same problem but i can't find the .odex file anywhere on my phone...i ave a galaxy s2 with resurrection rom
boylar said:
i have the same problem but i can't find the .odex file anywhere on my phone...i ave a galaxy s2 with resurrection rom
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do a search, or if you use lucky patcher, it clears .odex files not in use.
AdrianE46 said:
Had the exact same problem. Use a file explorer with root access. Go to data/app and find the odex file - com.keramidas.titanium.odex (or something like that). Delete that file and you should be good to go.
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this way can even use in others apps that with the same problem, really useful:good::good:
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dre10g said:
How do you fix the problem if Lucky Patcher is the one with the error?
As in.. I can't update LuckyPatcher
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Buy the app. This forum is not not the place to ask about pirated software.
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Thanks worked fine.
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To fix it, you need to remove the patch installed by Lucky Patcher.
Open Lucky Patcher. Press menu button and hit Troubleshooting, then Uninstall Patches.
This will remove all patches that were installed by Lucky Patcher for all apps.
Now, install Titanium Backup.
Note that you have to reapply patches for all apps you had previously patched.
another way to solve your problem in a rooted phone is using the program root explorer to clean the dalvik cache and cache folders, reboot and it shoud be able to install tb
Taking this down for now, I have a rom coming out tonight
Hey all, some of you may know me from other sammy forums. I currently don't have a galaxy s iii yet, so am limited to what I can do in terms of development at the moment, but would like to release some build prop tweaks for you guys to get things running a little smoother.
The build.prop is attached at the bottom, just unzip and adb push to /system or place it there using root explorer and change permissions to match the existing file.. Enjoy, I will have more to come soon
For the latest lf9 Update.
Awesome to see you here! Used Blazer on my SII right up until last month! Can't wait to see whats in store.
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Awesome to see you here! Used Blazer on my SII right up until last month! Can't wait to see whats in store.
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Glad to be here.
Gonna see that Blazer revamped? Lol happy to see you here blazer rom best ever
What will this do? Sorry never really done anything with my build prop before.
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What will this do? Sorry never really done anything with my build prop before.
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Just some tweaks for things like touch responsiveness, picture quality, network tweaks, etc.
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If we place it there with root explorer should we unzip it first? or place the zip there also?
Edit: Should we reboot the phone after adding this to the system folder? How is it activated? Thank you in advance
Unzipped, moved to /system, and replaced file. Tried a reboot but no dice. I suggest you know for sure that a mod is going to work before you post. No disrespect
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Unzipped, moved to /system, and replaced file. Tried a reboot but no dice. I suggest you know for sure that a mod is going to work before you post. No disrespect
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Did you change permissions? And what do you mean by no dice? Won't boot? Don't notice a difference? Phone runs worse?
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Did you change permissions? And what do you mean by no dice? Won't boot? Don't notice a difference? Phone runs worse?
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Phone wouldn't reboot at all, and if the permissions needed to be changed why wouldn't the OP say something about that?
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Phone wouldn't reboot at all, and if the permissions needed to be changed why wouldn't the OP say something about that?
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Probably just forgot. For future reference, It's something you should always do when replacing a system file. Change permissions to match the existing file.
Specialksg1 said:
Probably just forgot. For future reference, It's something you should always do when replacing a system file. Change permissions to match the existing file.
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Thanks for that tid bit. Wasn't trying to bash OP, I just wanna clear things up.
I just placed in system folder then rebooted no issues. Nice to see ya here phantom
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I just placed in system folder then rebooted no issues. Nice to see ya here phantom
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Maybe I'm just an idiot, I'll give it another shot
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I placed the build.prop file in the /system directory and gave it a reboot. My phone didn't show the boot animation. Wouldn't boot at all. I had to restore from a nandroid.
I used root explorer. Perhaps it can only be done using adb?
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I placed the build.prop file in the /system directory and gave it a reboot. My phone didn't show the boot animation. Wouldn't boot at all. I had to restore from a nandroid.
I used root explorer. Perhaps it can only be done using adb?
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I used root explorer and had no problems.
I'll re-download and try again tomorrow.
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There seems to be a bunch of different root explorer apps in the play store.. Is one better than another? and if so please recommend.
Tsudeily said:
There seems to be a bunch of different root explorer apps in the play store.. Is one better than another? and if so please recommend.
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I think most people will agree that root explorer by speed software is one of the, if not the best file manager on the play store
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This mod is for the latest ota update. As I said I don't have a device to test has it worked for anyone. Also, if any flashaholics would like to test for me PM me, I will send you my gtalk account info. I am working on cooking up a rom, without a device though I will need testers.
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I just tried to install an APK from Root Browser and it says there isnt enough memory yet in my apps settings it says i have 1.8 GB left..
I have the exact same issue, I have like this:
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System storage: 1.97 GB Free
USB Storage : 11.25 GB Free
SD Card : 29.81 GB Free
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I'm on Stock ICS 4.0.3, rooted and debloated.
Can it be that one of the "bloatware" that I deleted can make apps misread the free space info?
Thanks for any ideas you might have about this.
This my be really stupid. But maybe it's talking about RAM?
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Did any of you using lucky patcher??
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@alphadog32 this was my exact assumtion when reading main title..
@OP Have you tryed wiping cache/Fixing permissions?
Side note, try a different app (astro, root explorer, myfiles, etc, & ensure 'unknown sources' is checked in security options,
Keep in mind, even root applicagions, if not running in elevated mode, can't even read /data typically make sure if its a root installer (most probable method is copyin to /data)
Ensure root mode is on, if not, that might simply be your issue..
I always have around 350 MB of Ram,
The odd thing is that today I was able to install any app I wanted, without any problems.
I didn't even reboot since yesterday. I have no idea what is different from 12 hours ago.
Thanks for all your help.
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Okay lots of replies to reply to but..
No it was talking about storage space, cause it had a radio button to "manage applications" on the error window. not about RAM
Yes i wiped all caches and fixed permissions.
Yes i used lucky patcher (i believe this is where the issue was)
But i solved it,
I began just randomly browsing my data partition using root explorer, and i found a .odex file ( i believe generated by lucky patcher) and after i deleted that file, everything is working again
If it's not to much trouble, can you tell us the name of the file and where exactly is it?
Thanks
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if you use lucky patcher just open it and it will say as a notfication unused odex found and deleted.
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if you use lucky patcher just open it and it will say as a notfication unused odex found and deleted.
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Bingo! You have a rogue odex app in system/app or data/app caused by whatever app you were trying to overwrite..... Yea we know what your up too now.....LOL.
So you know that I know what you know.....
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Well I'm not sure why Samsung does this, however it drives me nuts. So here is the phone.apk without the increasing ringtone stuff.
Flash in recovery.
You must delete the "SecPhone.odex" in /system/app after installing. Until I can make a time to have the zip do it. Thanks
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Enjoy!
I was looking for a way to disable this.. thanks!
Thanks man.. awesome mod...needed this
I flashed from recovery, rebooted and it said updating apps,starting apps, had my wife call but it still does that lame ascending ringtone. I tried rebooting and now every time it reboots it says updating apps, starting apps.. sucks lol takes a little longer to start up now. Any way to fix? I also found the file you talked about deleting but it said it was read only.
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I flashed from recovery, rebooted and it said updating apps,starting apps, had my wife call but it still does that lame ascending ringtone. I tried rebooting and now every time it reboots it says updating apps, starting apps.. sucks lol takes a little longer to start up now. Any way to fix? I also found the file you talked about deleting but it said it was read only.
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I had the same problem with it not working then used rom toolbox pro to kill the said file rebooted and works perfectly.
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Wow I was waiting for this mod!!! Sham on you Sammy for making this wonderful Dev make it right. I for sure didnt forget to hit the thanks button on this one!
Worked like a charm. Had to delete the odex file, then the mod took. A cache/dalvik wipe took care of the "upgrading apps" screen. My ringtones start loud and stay that way. Many thanks!
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I can't seem to find the "secphone.odex" file. Only secphone.apk.
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I can't seem to find the "secphone.odex" file. Only secphone.apk.
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Are you running a custom ROM? If so, you're probably already deodexed.
OK. I got ya. I still get the "updating apparently" on restart. I have cleared caches.
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OK. I got ya. I still get the "updating apparently" on restart. I have cleared caches.
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Not sure I can be of much more help if you're on a deodexed ROM already. I've stuck with rooted/de-bloated stock for the time being. Wiping the caches solved it for me, aside from the first boot after the cache wipe, of course, but I'm still fully odexed aside from that one file I deleted.
It worked for me this time, thinfs different from the first try, im now on the lite de-bloated stock rom and modded kernel
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So it looks like I need to modify the zip install to remove the .odex file.
Makes sense since de-odexing turns the .odex into a classes file inside the apk, which is then edited. I'll edit the zip today to remove to .odex file.
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So it looks like I need to modify the zip install to remove the .odex file.
Makes sense since de-odexing turns the .odex into a classes file inside the apk, which is then edited. I'll edit the zip today to remove to .odex file.
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The att note 2 owners don't get how lucky they are to have you here... yet...
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Any chance to incorporate call recording into this?
Found here from international version: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1938808
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The att note 2 owners don't get how lucky they are to have you here... yet...
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+1 I am patiently waiting for his release, big fan of his work
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So it looks like I need to modify the zip install to remove the .odex file.
Makes sense since de-odexing turns the .odex into a classes file inside the apk, which is then edited. I'll edit the zip today to remove to .odex file.
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Did this ever get done, sir?
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Flash in recovery. Even if you aren't de-odexed this should still work. In the zip I did not have it delete the .odex extension in /system/app. So after you flash this feel free to delete the SecPhone.odex, or leave it, your choice.
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I installed and it did not work. I then used Root Explorer to delete /system/app/SecPhone.odex, cleared caches, rebooted and it works fine.
Thanks for the utility it was greatly needed.
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Did this ever get done, sir?
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I have not yet. I'm sorry. Can anyone do it for me? Busy at work at the moment.
How to revert?
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Well I'm not sure why Samsung does this, however it drives me nuts. So here is the phone.apk without the increasing ringtone stuff.
Flash in recovery.
You must delete the "SecPhone.odex" in /system/app after installing. Until I can make a time to have the zip do it. Thanks
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I fully agree with you, this volume increase doesn't make any sense however, is there a way to revert back to the previous state should something go awry? Thanks.
Hey, guys. I'm looking for some help here. I've been having some trouble with a few recent ROMs. I try to do a full wipe and do a fresh install of the new ROM, but I get an error saying something about being unable to read the lost + found file. I think it was deleted somehow because I can't find it. Does anyone know how to get it back? Can I possibly just reinstall a recovery or something? I don't actually know where the file even comes from to begin with.
Bump. Really needing some help.
Have you tried restoring a nandroid back up?? (If any)
At least you can start your search for a solution with a working phone.
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Mojar7070 said:
Have you tried restoring a nandroid back up?? (If any)
At least you can start your search for a solution with a working phone.
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I don't have a recent Nandroid backup at the moment. My last one would take me straight from AOSP 4.3.1 all the way back down to TW 4.1.2 and I just don't like that idea. It's caused me complications before.
File explorer?
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I don't have a recent Nandroid backup at the moment. My last one would take me straight from AOSP 4.3.1 all the way back down to TW 4.1.2 and I just don't like that idea. It's caused me complications before.
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Have you tried using a file explorer and looked to /data and in there do you happen to see a folder named lost+found? Suggest using ES File Explorer to look through the contents of your phone.
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Have you tried using a file explorer and looked to /data and in there do you happen to see a folder named lost+found? Suggest using ES File Explorer to look through the contents of your phone.
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Hmm... Interestingly enough, I have three lost+found's in /data.
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Hmm... Interestingly enough, I have three lost+found's in /data.
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Weird.. Are the contents of each of them the same?? If thats the case then it may have occurred when flashing roms and an not fully wiping.
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Weird.. Are the contents of each of them the same?? If thats the case then it may have occurred when flashing roms and an not fully wiping.
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When I use ES, they are all blank and say 0b in properties. It always has every time I've looked at them, though and ice only recently had the problem.
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