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The World's First ANDROID Recovery Based Filemanager
Android Recovery was powerfull system. But it was pain when it come to managing your filesystem
But now AROMA Filemanager is available for everyone to do this common tasks.
Have you ever rebooted your device into recovery, only to find that you forgot to do some basic file management before embarking on your flashing journey? Perhaps instead you shut down your device, but would like to delete or copy some files without having to fully boot your device into the Android OS. Whatever the case, there are dozens of use-cases for being able to manage your files from recovery, and now it is possible.
XDA Recognized Developer amarullz has created AROMA File Manager, which lets users on any standard recovery manage their files in full GUI glory. You may assume that installing a recovery-based file manager would be quite complicated. However, it is quite simple. To run AROMA File Manager, all you have to do is “install” the update.zip, as you would with any other update.zip. Rather than physically installing onto your device, AROMA will instead be launched and allow you to cater to your file management needs. According to the developer:
How To Use?
Copy the zip into your sdcard, then reboot your device into recovery mode. Choose install from sdcard, then select the AROMA Filemanager ZIP. The file manager will starting, and you are ready to managing your filesystem (copy, cut, delete, make new folder, etc) while you are in recovery.
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I saw this yesterday and tried it. Pretty freaking awesome stuff.
I'll give it a go, I'm always flashing tests.
Just wondering, can you moun the sd card to the computer?
This is amazing.
Not bad at all. I give this app a 9/10
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SO FIRST OF ALL, I DID NOT CREATE THIS APP , AM JUST SHOWING YOU HOW TO DO IT ,SO ALL CREDITS GOES TO STEPHEN (STERICSON) !!
As far as we know that, there various Methods for themeing your Phone but some of them take big expenditure, But not any more with this app. This is the most simplest way to theme your phone !
PLEASE MAKE A CWM BACKUP TO REVERT BACK IF ANYTHING GOES WRONG, I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGES !!
Requirements:
A Rooted Phone with ICS
Latest Busybox (Just search for busybox installer in the market and install it!)
So lets get started
1) Download the app from this link http://www.mediafire.com/?esf9h3aevkjpjw5
Dont download it from the market because of some ICS compability Issues
2) Install it on your phone and open it. Click on start checks and then permit the SU permission.
3) That all with the phone, Now lets get to the Computer.
4) Go to http://droidpirate.com/category/metamorph-2/
for Icons and symbols
5) Download any icon, in my case ill be downloading a USB skin(just got bored with the orange guy)
6) Connect your phone to your PC, and open the mass storage
7) Now in the mass storage you will find a folder called AndroidThemes(if not create one,but make sure its written like AndroidThemes)
8) Now copy your downloaded zip file to the AndroidThemes folder
9) Disconnect your phone and open Metamorph
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10) Now click on Unzip/Extract new Theme
11) It Should show your zip file (If not, you havent placed it in AndroidThemes)
12) Click on your zip file and a message will be popped up, just close it,
13) Now click on Apply All and click continue
14) After it finished modding, it will ask you to reboot your device, just reboot it !
and you are done. In my case, my usb connection will be looking like this !
You can also use your own Icons by just repacing it in the zip file !
I hope you liked my Guide see ya
DONT FORGET TO HIT THE THANKS BUTTON !!
Should be a stickie
Awesome Job really easy to understand and well layed-out this should become a stickie!!
I recently did this for the E4GT and have been asked to do it here as well.
I've received a TON of PM's and emails asking how to do this and I've decided to do a write-up for everyone. Now to start off, this does not automatically make you a Super Duper Developer, this does not show you how to make your own TAR ROMs, nor does it show you how to make your own Odin One-Clicks. What it does do is show you how to pull files from those stock leaked/official ROMs so that you can proceed to make yourself into a Super Duper Developer!
In essence if the Developer knows what they are doing they could use this method to extract all the files from the build and could then add them to a ZIP and have a stock odexed ROM within minutes and do it all through Windows! Depending on time I may or may not do a tutorial on that as well...
So let's begin!
We've all seen those pesky TAR.MD5 packages that we can flash through Odin. How often have you wanted to look inside them and see what is inside before flashing? There are several ways to do it and the most common answer requires Linux and Dsixda's Kitchen utility. This tutorial gives you the ability to do that through Windows and without having to extract the full ROM. These instructions are specific to the Samsung Galaxy S3 (all variants) but can be used on most Samsung Galaxy phones.
Each TAR.MD5 release contains multiple files. Each of these files corresponds to a specific partition on your device. These files are formatted to be mounted by your device but not by a computer. We will be converting them from a .img.ext4 partition type to an ext4.img type partition so we can mount them and read them through Windows. For this tutorial we will be opening up the system.img.ext4 (the system files partition).
Before you dive in there are a few things you'll need.
- A PC running Windows.
- A stock TAR.MD5 release. Several are available at www.rwilco12.com.
- DiskInternals Linux Reader (must be installed on the Windows PC). You can download DiskInternals Linux Reader here.
- SGS2toEXT4 Utility available here. *Be sure to extract the JAR file from the ZIP archive.
- 7-Zip available here.
For the rest of the tutorial please visit my site: www.rwilco12.com
Enjoy!
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Great Work Buddy!!!!
This will make things easier for Devs!!!
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Hi everyone,
Happy to see tons of lollipop roms for our little beast,
after using lots of rom i reverted back to miui 6 the only reason for this was this roms beautiful ui. but it lags like hell ,no way of changing cpu freq, after lots of eforts and bootloops i made a simple tweak which let u to change the cpu frequency to your desired. hope u enjoy
Requirements:
1. miui6 rom installed
2.root with busybox installed (search in playstore for apk)
procerure:
1. Download the zip
2. Put in any were in your sd-card
3. Reboot in to recovery mod, browse for the zip
4. Flash the zip
5. Wipe caches and reboot.
6. now go to trickster mod and change the freq(which is included in the zip)
7. done. enjoy the awessome Ui with beast like performance
download link: http://www.mediafire.com/download/jxvjwblv1yt7y4j/dragon_mod_miui6.zip
Dont forget to hit thanks
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Did you just put a Password in the Zip file you provided.???
You know right its not what we do here....!!!
Just downloaded to check whats in the zip you provided. And the thermal-engine is locked.
arunal_123 said:
Did you just put a Password in the Zip file you provided.???
You know right its not what we do here....!!!
Just downloaded to check whats in the zip you provided. And the thermal-engine is locked.
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Yeah, sorry for that the password is 9738.
Does putting password will result in locking of thermal engine after flashing?
Link updated with removal of password
Snapdragon815 said:
Yeah, sorry for that the password is 9738.
Does putting password will result in locking of thermal engine after flashing?
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No it wont lock it. Its just to protect the contents of the zip files. Flashing doesn't lock anything.
Anyways thanks for updating and ofcourse thanks for the thermal-engine. Will check it out.
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Be careful: this is for the new 2016 of the P8000, which I believe is only available in Europe. That version is known as "P8000 6.0"
I have been trying to port PhilZ v2 to the new version and although it still has a few bugs/problems, at this point it at least allows you to root your device.
Download (recovery + root):
https://mega.nz/#!kUFBmSDb!RW3sTDPA-imxcNQihCiTfnsXAw_e0Fy-9djliPbxavo
(If you need scatter file, it's attached to this post)
To root:
1. Put Beta-SuperSU.zip on your internal memory
2. Download SuperSU from the Play Store
3. Turn off phone and flash recovery
4. Immediately boot into recovery (don't go into Android first or the recovery will be gone)
5. Choose flash zip from sd card
6. Select the Beta-SuperSU.zip
7. Reboot phone to Android from the menu (if the recovery asks to install root, choose no!)
8. Rooted
The recovery is now probably gone from you phone, because it resets to stock every time you boot into Android. If you like to keep it, rename /system/recovery-from-boot.p to recovery-from-boot.p.bak using ES File Explorer in root mode or something. Then flash the recovery again in SP Flash Tools.
Known bugs for recovery:
- ADB (plugging in cable) crashes recovery
- No access to external SD card, that's why you have to flash root from internal memory
- Touch not working
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Use at own risk, I'm not responsible for anything.
Fix IMEI on P8000
Thanks to users @FrauHofrat and @ardrift
FrauHofrat said:
With a lot of thanks to user ardrift:
with *#*#6813#*#* entered on the stock dialer you can acess the "IMEI-Tool" which allows you to enter a new IMEI for both SIM cards. The new IMEI stay permanent even after reboot and this also works on 'old' P8000.
first I thought this is a joke but actually it worked - sometimes life can be so easy
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Thanks to users @FrauHofrat and @ardrift
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Dont think it works on blueflame's CM. beliewe he tossed all the MTK stof :crying:
Ported TWRP 3.0.2 from several sources., but touch screen don't work. I've ported for other devices (MT6753,MT6580,MT6582) and never faced this issue. Need help (P8000 6.0)
This approach is useful for certain OS's where you wish to keep root for security reasons, the system is poorly supported, or for, e.g., Copperhead OS where root won't install properly.
Note: this guide presumes an unlocked boot loader and/or TWRP recovery.
You shall need a hosts file from another android device on which you are currently running AdAway on. Alternately, you could acquire a hosts file from the various sites which offer hosts:
https://filterlists.com/ This has to be the most comprehensive source of URL, spam, AdExcrement, tracking, and malware filter lists known.
...or...
https://github.com/AdAway/AdAway/wiki/HostsSources
To get started, you could go with this:
http://winhelp2002.mvps.org/hosts.txt
Or use the linked hosts file amalgamated from 7 or 8 different blocklist sources. It features almost 70,000 blocked addresses, so that's not a bad haul.
hosts 2.3 MB
https://mega.nz/#!pIsggIpD!9GlmO51-9dndTz9bJIWX8SJ-1wosukIOIU6VJ-l_kuU
Note that going overboard with block lists will start to break webpages and break legitimate webpages. Experiment carefully.
Either way you should harvest your hosts file from /system/etc/ on the devices you have run AdAway on. You will need a root-level file manager (CM File Manager, ES File Explorer, or similar) to get at it.
The exact file is at: /system/etc/hosts. Notice it does not have any file extension. Keep it that way.
0. Copy this blocklist hosts file to the base directory of you SD card, then plug into your computer and copy it over to the PC.
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1. Next, take your target device and copy the blocklist hosts file over to the SD card on that device.
2. Restart target device into TWRP recovery.
3. Go to the Mount function and mount the System partition as read/write.
4. Go to the File Manager Option.
5. Navigate to the SD card and select the modified hosts file.
6. Copy this hosts file to the /system/etc/ directory, overwriting the original.
7. Restart to system and enjoy.
Any thoughts or questions?
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this method does not work on moto g5 cedric