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I´d make some mods last weeks and I thought it were great to have a tool who make moding more comfortable.
So I´d wrote a little batch tool last days.
General
Version
1.0
Functions of the tool
All functions are only for system/framework files,
because system/apk files need a special bootclasspath
1.- Decompile .odex files
2.- Decompile .dex files
3.- Deodex decompiled files in .dex files
4.- Reodex deodexed .jar files
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Versions
Version 1.1 is out now
Changelog:
- Implements Error Messages by incorrect reodexing...
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Download
ODEX_TOOL_V1.1
Passwort: ODEX_TOOL1
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Credits
:good: @ sphinx02 implements reodex function
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Can I use this for other Android device?
I don't test it on other devices but normally only the bootclasspath is an other. And the tool read out the bootclasspath from the connected device. So always the correct device specific bootclasspath is used
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Great work buddy. Gruss
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Can anybody give a feedback to my work please?
My first impression is OK. Nice tool. Thank you for this!
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It´s not possible to get a Deodexed Framework File? (classes.dex inside a .jar file). A Classical deodexed framework?
I don' understand:
1 - If i decompiled odex file whit the option 2, how can i recompile it?
2 - I try reodex android.policy.dex file in folder 1(modded_files), whith the 2 originals(.jar & .odex) in folder 2, and there's no output in folder 3.
Some advice?
Solved - I Have to put the 2 files (jar and odex decompiled and modded) inside the folder 1. Its al OK now!
criscan said:
I don' understand:
1 - If i decompiled odex file whit the option 2, how can i recompile it?
2 - I try reodex android.policy.dex file in folder 1(modded_files), whith the 2 originals(.jar & .odex) in folder 2, and there's no output in folder 3.
Some advice?
Solved - I Have to put the 2 files (jar and odex decompiled and modded) inside the folder 1. Its al OK now!
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First you should deodex the decompile odex files with option 4.
The resulting .dex should be renamed into classes.dex and implements in the original .jar file.
Now the Deodexed one has finished and you can import it in your flashable zip file.
For reodexing the finished deodexed one, copy it in the directory 01. Also copy original .jar and .odex in folder 02.
Well, you can start reodexing. The result of your reodex process were turn into directory 03. You can place this
files into your flashable zip for flashing it on an odexed ROM
All right now, or more questions?
its perfect, thank you!
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Under Option 2, I get an error message:
See the screen:
http://s7.directupload.net/file/d/2968/657g7x5r_jpg.htm
Hey, I confess that my explanation not so exactly.
To perform option two, you need the files from the /system/framework directory.
You can import this files with Option 1. After import it would work
I´ve take your problem to make a little update to V1.1 :good:
I try on android.policy.odex making Ext Power Menu and works fine for me.
Great tool!
Well, the tool can also handle all files in the special directories. For example, when you copy more than one files in the odex decompile folder, you can all these decompile in one step. This is a comfortable feature and economize your work
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hallo notronic, congratulations for the work.
I will try to implement the call rec mod for ODEX but I did not understand the steps to do to use the tool
First you must take the original framework folder from your device without any modded files. After that you must decompile the file you want and make your changes in the folder from decompiled one. Next you deoxex and last but not least reodex the files. In the help you can find exact informations about the individual steps
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the file secphone.odex not decompiles
I can only android.policy.odex: (
pglmro said:
the file secphone.odex not decompiles
I can only android.policy.odex: (
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Of course, show in post one:
All functions are only for system/framework files,
because system/apk files need a special bootclasspath
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The odex file, do you want to decompile is an apk odex file. To decompile this one you have more dependencies to other .jar files, which should implement in the bootclasspath... You can change the Bootclasspath in the batch file, or you must decompile it manual with the changed path.
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Info: the tool works on Jelly Bean too, because the bootclasspath is not include manual. The tool get always the right standard bootclasspath direct from your device over adb
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working like a charm on Galaxy Note official Jelly Bean XXLSZ
Great stuff, dude!
Related
CRT screen off animation for JVP for odexed (stock) and deodexed ROM's.
UPDATE 14.06.2011:
- /framework-res.apk/resources.arsc file isn't compressed (like in stock Samsung ROM's)
- optimized all framework PNGs (with optipng) in framework-res.apk and twframework-res.apk (lower memory footprint, maybe slightly faster)
- autofixing /system/framework permissions in CWM package
10.06.2011:
- fixed CWM package
- enabled animation in /framework-res.apk/res/values/bools.xml
All .apk files all zipaligned, like in stock ROM
Installation:
Download zip and apply via CWM:
CRT_screen_off-optimized-JVP-CWM3-proper.zip (5.71 MB)
OR (if you don't have CWM):
Download framework-res.apk and replace it in /system/framework/ directory by Root Explorer or adb shell. You should have ~6MB free space on /system partition before operation (delete some unneeded apps from system using Root Explorer or nitrality).
framework-res.apk (7.95 MB)
After installation you have to open Settings => Display => Animations and turn them ON to get it working Also don't change speed of animations by Spare Parts or nitrality - it will disable CRT screen off.
thank you so much that was prety fast
BTW what is electron beam ?
can you provide pics pls?
does not work, says installation aborted.
Tested? I Made the same and gives me a bootloop
Edit : cwm3 package Not working.
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rhadoo04 said:
does not work, says installation aborted.
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Same here.
Deodexed/zipaligned and dark core kernel 2.7.2 here.
Sorry didn't have CWM3 to test (CF-Root wasn't finished), and there was a problem with update-script. Here's the proper package, should work now:
--links in first post--
Tested on CF-Root for JVP, it works
BTW what is electron beam ?
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It's other name for CRT screen off animation
Tested? I Made the same and gives me a bootloop
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Using this framework-re.apk on my phone and it works
Bo$s said:
Sorry didn't have CWM3 to test (CF-Root wasn't finished), and there was a problem with update-script. Here's the proper package, should work now:
CRT_screen_off-JVP-CWM3-proper.zip (5.4 MB)
Tested on CF-Root for JVP, it works
It's other name for CRT screen off animation
Using this framework-re.apk on my phone and it works
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thanks for the new file, gona try it!
Now i can begin with my new theme for JVP.
edit: Working as i should now, thanks!
CRT animation works a treat on JVP and SpeedMod 15H.
Thanks for doing this so quickly
I'll have to try this later
thanks, working like a charm
thanks great work!!! congratulation
can you please made like this mod for JPJV6 or tell me how to do it
suwidah said:
thanks great work!!! congratulation
can you please made like this mod for JPJV6 or tell me how to do it
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Download apk_manager 5.0 beta (somewhere in apk_manager thread).
Download apktool 1.4.1 (or newer), extract it, replace apktool.jar in apk_manager/other folder with downloaded version.
Pull framework-res.apk and twframework-res.apk from /system/framework/ and put them in apk_manager (modding folder).
Open apk_manager, choose framework-res.apk as project, decompile it with dependency, as dependency give twframework-res.apk.
After decompile go to projects/framework-res.apk/res/values/.
Open bools.xml in notepad, change value of bool name='config_animateScreenLights' from 'true' to 'false' and save it.
Go to apk_manager, compile, answer Yes for question about system file, answer Yes in next question, go to keep folder, remove resources.arsc, then hit enter in apk_manager.
After successful compile you can choose zipalign options.
You will find unsignedframework-res.apk in modding folder, rename it to framework-res.apk and put in /system/framework/.
Pretty easy
WOW!! very useful and nice step by step.
Thanks Mr. Bo$s I will use your guide after I receive my SGS from repair in Sunday, I will tell you if I successful in this
no I haven't successful it's keep restart on boot animation:confused
I KNOW it says 'CWM3', but will it work with the 'CWM2.5' that comes with speedmod's new kernel?
thx for the response...
WORKED LIKE A CHARM!!!
I ended up using "Super Manager" (free) from the market to install the apk file instead of messing with CWM.
Thanks a lot for that!!
Raman's deodoxed XXJVP with Speedmod kernel k15-t6
DanDroidian said:
I KNOW it says 'CWM3', but will it work with the 'CWM2.5' that comes with speedmod's new kernel?
thx for the response...
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It should work with CWM 2.5 too.
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Bo$s said:
Download apk_manager 5.0 beta (somewhere in apk_manager thread).
Download apktool 1.4.1 (or newer), extract it, replace apktool.jar in apk_manager/other folder with downloaded version.
Pull framework-res.apk and twframework-res.apk from /system/framework/ and put them in apk_manager (modding folder).
Open apk_manager, choose framework-res.apk as project, decompile it with dependency, as dependency give twframework-res.apk.
After decompile go to projects/framework-res.apk/res/values/.
Open bools.xml in notepad, change value of bool name='config_animateScreenLights' from 'true' to 'false' and save it.
Go to apk_manager, compile, answer Yes for question about system file, answer Yes in next question, go to keep folder, remove resources.arsc, then hit enter in apk_manager.
After successful compile you can choose zipalign options.
You will find unsignedframework-res.apk in modding folder, rename it to framework-res.apk and put in /system/framework/.
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after all that make reboot intio cwm recovery and take fix permissions
most of bt wifi drain or any problems come from noobish copying over files via adb, root explorer, cwm flashables that are not setting proper permisions and owners for files... fix permisions should be used 'just in case' after such interference with system
Thanks, works like a charm!
works like a charm, thanks.
Although it does seem rom cooking is difficult, in fact, it's easy to create a simple rom, with everything you want in it. There are still a few things missing which i'll add in the next few days
Here it goes....
Lets start with a bit of theory:
Needed programs:
Cygwin
7zip
Baksmali/smali
Apk manager
Text editor (notepad ++ for example)
SGS kitchen (https://github.com/rmgeren/Android-Kitchen/tree/galaxy_s)
Autosmali: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=970728
First of all, download the cwm stock deodexed rom from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=948790
This will save a lot of time since you wont need to deodex, nor to extract /system from factoryfs.rfs
There are three folders inside:
META-INF - here is where the updater-script and updater-binary are located. This files are very important, because they are in charge of making the phone copy files from the zip, symlinking etc...
updates - here is were the kernel (zimage) and modem (modem.bin) are located
system - here are all libs, apks and things that will be copied to /system
Explanation of some directories in /system
System/app:
Here are all system apps
System/framework:
By modding files here, you'll be able to theme.
System/lib:
Here are libs needed for many things to work.
System/Build.prop:
Mod this line to change the name of the rom shown in about ro.build.display.id=
System/media -
Ringtones, bootanimations and othet things are stored here
System/etc:
Here are some files you might want to mod, like hosts ( for adfree), files for gps, and you can create an init.d folder for scripts that you want to get executed at startup (if kernel supports it)
Those are all the main directories you'll need to mod
Setting up the kitchen
Download cygwin and install it. Then download rmgeren's sgs kitchen. Create a folder called kitchen wherever you want and copy all files of rmgeren's github into it.
Create a folder inside kitchen called WORKING_111111_111111
Extract the zip of the stock deodexed rom to kitchen/WORKING_111111_111111/
In case you are having any problems with it, please do take a look at this post : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=5626300&postcount=3
Cleaning up system/app
I usually delete this apks:
Aldiko
Layar
Infoalarm
Dualclock
Protips
Samsung widgets
Minidiary
Writeandgo
Phonesetupwizard
Days
Pressreader
APK Modding:
For theming use method 1, for modding xml use method 2
Method 1 - right click on the apk and select 7zip and extract in /* (* is the name of the apk)
Open the folder, then res, then drawable-hdpi, and then mod the pngs you want.
Once yoy're finished, open the apk with 7zip and replace res/drawable-hdpi with the new one
Method 2-
Place the apk inThe apk modding folder (apk manager)
Open script, choose a project to work on (22 in windows), then decompile (for some apks you'll need dependencies).
Go to projects and the folder of your apk, then mod any xml you need to mod
Recompile it, it will ask if it is a system/app. Just answer Y or N.
You'll be asked another thing, type Y, press enter
Then it'll say something about a keep folder, go to the keep folder and look for the xmls you modded and delete them. In case you cant find one, delete the ones you can find and delete resources.arsc
Now press enter
You'll have an unsigned*.apk just rename it to the old ones name.
Theming
Same process that you use for apks, but this time you mod twframework-res.apk and framework-res.apk, you also mod systemui.apk for status bar
Some xml and pngs you might want to mod (framework-res.apk)
Xml:
Res/values/styles.xml
Res/values/bools.xml
Res/drawable/progress_horizontal (for colour of this bar View attachment 637481)
Png's (drawable-hdpi)
default_wallpaper.png - it's the default homescreen wallpaper
For overscroll glow:
overscroll_glow.png
overscroll_edge.png
For this (the bar you move) View attachment 637482:
seek_thumb_normal.png
seek_thumb_selected.png
seek_thumb_pressed.png
There are many more, but this are a few that are quite useful. You can easily find out about any, but in case you can't, you can just ask here and i'll be glad to answer
If you want to pre-install a theme, just copy the files of the theme into the correct places. For example system/framework to system/framework
For ctr off animation, decompile framework-res.apk, go to res/values/bools.xml
and in the line: config_animateScreenLights, turn it to false. If you want a more step by step guide, try this guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=977501
Using baksmali/smali
To mod classes.dex, i use baksmali/smali
I use ubuntu for this, but you can use another linux distro if you want.
This is what i do in Ubuntu:
Steps to follow:
1. Get the .jar you want to mod. framework.jar for example
2. Open it and get classes.dex
3. I usually copy it to the desktop
4. Open terminal
5. Type sudo su and then your password
6. then cd /home/Coldflid/Desktop ( type the location where you have copied it).
7. java -jar baksmali-1.2.6.jar classes.dex
8. Once you've modded it, type java -jar smali-1.2.6.jar (name of the output folder)
9. A new .dex file will be generated, just replace the old one with the new one
This is what i do in windows
1. Grab the jar you want to mod
2. Open it with 7zip and get classes.dex
3. Copy classes.dex to the same folder autosmali is in
4. Run baksmali.bat
5. Make the desired changes
6. Create AutoSmali_In folder and place the folder of the decompiled classes.dex inside
7. Run smali.bat
8. Rename AutoSmali_Out.dex to classes.dex and replace the old one in the .jar with the new one (using 7zip)
Finishing the rom
Now that you've finished with modding, theming etc... Now replace apks with new ones, add a few that you want, and copy libs if needed.
You can add ringtones from other phones to system/media, bootanimation of sgs ii etc...
Replace the kernel with the kernel you like the most, and the modem with the one that works best for you.
Now it's time to zipalign. Open cygwin, type cd c:/ * (where * is where you have the kitchen). Press enter
type ./menu, then press enter
Now you just select the zipalign option.
When it finished, select all three folders of the rom and right click, 7zip, add to file, zip, name it and then you're good to go.
Install it using cwm.
If you want to make it flashable through odin, follow darky's guide:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=960946
If this was useful, hit the thanks button
Hope you like it.
If there's something wrong, tell me and i'll correct it. Also post if it was useful
Thanks
rmgeren for sgs android kitchen
[Ramad] for stock deodexed roms
creator of baksmali/smali and the creator of cygwin
Daneshm90 for apk manager
Thanks to dsixda for cygwin faq, and to gazza1988 for suggesting the idea of including it in this post
Thanks to Daneshm90 for the ctr off animation tutorial i've linked to in this thread
schmittx for autosmali: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=970728
Reserved...
thanks alot...will try this so how can we make wipe and non wipe? is there a way?
zaanrider said:
thanks alot...will try this so how can we make wipe and non wipe? is there a way?
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You need to modify the updater-script
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There's option for Wipe state in kitchen right?
Not interested in doing this myself, but a very informative guide, much knowledge gained......only one critisism....how about some credits ie ramad for deodexed etc etc....once again many thanks
Insanity cm 015/glitch
Thanks for the guide. Always wanted to try, now this guide make me want to do it. Thanks gain Coldflid! You are Awesome!
Hi Tweaky,
I am not a ROM cooker but hopefully I can pass info to UTO Kitchen. A lot of devs like to add "overscroll glow". Can you tell us how to revert this if possible?
I for one like the default overscroll effect like this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOyWCDhlxv8
And if it is possible I would like to pass the information to UOT.
Thanks.
Hello.. I did exactly what you said in OP. Can you assist me, what if I've to add custom kernel in my custom ROM? There's option for it in Kitchen. I placed zImage into working folder, Kitchen moved it to /updates. I packed the files in zip using menu BUILD ROM in kitchen. I got bootloops..
Can you help me please?
Very nice Cold, GJ m8. Helped me a lot
cenonmin said:
Hi Tweaky,
I am not a ROM cooker but hopefully I can pass info to UTO Kitchen. A lot of devs like to add "overscroll glow". Can you tell us how to revert this if possible?
I for one like the default overscroll effect like this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOyWCDhlxv8
And if it is possible I would like to pass the information to UOT.
Thanks.
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overglow sux
Fr4gg0r said:
overglow sux
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Same here I never really liked it.
Rahulrulez said:
Same here I never really liked it.
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Fr4gg0r said:
overglow sux
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I dislike it in samsung roms, but i do like it in cyanogenmod.
cenonmin said:
Hi Tweaky,
I am not a ROM cooker but hopefully I can pass info to UTO Kitchen. A lot of devs like to add "overscroll glow". Can you tell us how to revert this if possible?
I for one like the default overscroll effect like this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOyWCDhlxv8
And if it is possible I would like to pass the information to UOT.
Thanks.
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To get rid of it, get classes.dex from the framework.jar of the rom you're running that has it, and get classes.dex from stock framework.jar
Using baksmali, decompile classes.dex from both.
Then get the overscroll glow source. Open the decompiled classes.dex folder of the stock one and the source. Find the files that have been modded and copy them to the folder of the decompiled classes.dex of the rom that has the overscroll glow.
Then use smali to compile it back to classes.dex and then copy it into framework.jar
This will become easier as soon as i post the baksmali/smali guide.
Anyway, i'm going to upload the JVP original scroll source.
Rahulrulez said:
Hello.. I did exactly what you said in OP. Can you assist me, what if I've to add custom kernel in my custom ROM? There's option for it in Kitchen. I placed zImage into working folder, Kitchen moved it to /updates. I packed the files in zip using menu BUILD ROM in kitchen. I got bootloops..
Can you help me please?
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I wouldn't use the build rom option, much better if you select the folders and make the zip with winrar or 7zip.
Just extract ramads deodexed stock rom zip, and change the zimage in /updates, then compress META-INF, system and updates into a zip and you have ramad's stock deodexed rom with the kernel you chose. Same process for every rom (location of zimage may vary though, some devs tend to place zimage in other folders)
somberi said:
Thanks for the guide. Always wanted to try, now this guide make me want to do it. Thanks gain Coldflid! You are Awesome!
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Thanks. there's no problem in trying and seeing what you can do, you may prove to be the best rom cooker
slaphead20 said:
Not interested in doing this myself, but a very informative guide, much knowledge gained......only one critisism....how about some credits ie ramad for deodexed etc etc....once again many thanks
Insanity cm 015/glitch
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Will add the credits as soon as i add the baksmali/smali part
Rahulrulez said:
There's option for Wipe state in kitchen right?
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Yup, but it'll work on update-script only, (amend scripting) which you can't use in older versions than cwm 2.x
Wipe/no wipe is just if it deletes /dbdata and /data or not.
Vertumus said:
Very nice Cold, GJ m8. Helped me a lot
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Thanks, glad it was useful
Thing's i'll add today:
Baksmali/smali tutorial
I'll upload META-INF no wipe and META-INF wipe that you can use
Modding the updater-script tutorial
So wiping data means only recursive deletion of /system, /cache, /data and datadata. am i right??
One more thing. when i zip the rom contents using winrar or 7zip, what compression settings should be used?
Rahulrulez said:
So wiping data means only recursive deletion of /system, /cache, /data and datadata. am i right??
One more thing. when i zip the rom contents using winrar or 7zip, what compression settings should be used?
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Wiping data means wiping /data (where apks you've installed are stored) and /dbdata (where the data of the apps is stored)
Just use winrar, select the folders, add to file, and you type a name and in file format you choose zip
Hi i have done all my modding and themeing etc, but as i follow instruction to zipalign
i do cd c:/kitchen then ./menu (as instructed) and all i get is constant error messages
ie scripts/check_binaries: line 12: clear: command not found
lots of stuff about asking for help for htc android kitchen
ignore and proceed anyway? y or n
i type y and then get another one saying "gcc" is not installed
y or n to continue?
then perl, then wget, then cpeo, then i get a menu, should i be getting those error messeages and is it safe to continue?
EDIT can i suggest the OP links to this post as it contains info on how to setup the rom kitchen properly, and avoids errors like the ones i am experiencing,
Hey awesome guide. Have been trying to learn.
Heres my question if i wanted to use a premade JVP theme such as crysis or any of those that works on deodexed ROMS such as the ones from that section how would i do that?
Thanks and awesome guide
EDIT: Alright I got it booting finally I just have 4 more questions and then Im done.
1. For the captivate port how did y'all fix the home button fix, I have a flashable zip I created that fixes the home button but I know that used to be a problem on the old i9000 2.3.3 ROMs, so I'm just wondering how you implement that
2. How do you implement the CRT Screen Off Animation
3. If I wanted to use this theme http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1083188 in my ROM how do I implement it into the ZIP?
THank you so much!
I want to integrate TalonDEV modem in JVP..
I found this in kernel updater-script of JVP zip (CWM flashable)
Code:
show_progress(0.200000, 80);
ui_print(" ");
ui_print("Installing Primary Kernel...");
run_program("/tmp/redbend_ua", "restore", "/tmp/zImage", "/dev/block/bml7");
show_progress(0.200000, 90);
ui_print(" ");
ui_print("Installing Secondary Kernel...");
run_program("/tmp/redbend_ua", "restore", "/tmp/zImage", "/dev/block/bml8");
Whereas, in TalonDev modem's updater-script, it is written like this -
Code:
set_perm(0, 0, 0755, "/tmp/bmlwrite");
ui_print("Flashing kernel...");
run_program("/tmp/bmlwrite", "/tmp/zImage", "/dev/block/bml7");
set_perm_recursive(0, 2000, 0755, 0755, "/system/etc/init.d");
ui_print("Done. Please reboot.");
Somehow, I'm finding it difficult to know the different between these two. There's redband_ua in ROM's updater-script. Is it necessary? Or I can replace it with the script from Kernel's updater-script?
Please tell me meaning and difference between following lines -
run_program("/tmp/bmlwrite", "/tmp/zImage", "/dev/block/bml7");
and
run_program("/tmp/redbend_ua", "restore", "/tmp/zImage", "/dev/block/bml7");
run_program("/tmp/redbend_ua", "restore", "/tmp/zImage", "/dev/block/bml8");
totally confused in bml7 and bml8. Kernel needs to be restored in both bml7 and bml8? Because in TalonDev's kernel installation script, it is given ONLY bml7
Please help me
Is there any way to run smali, baksmali on windows?
Rahulrulez said:
Is there any way to run smali, baksmali on windows?
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Yes. Works a charm. Syntax is:
java -jar baksmali.jar
java -jar smali.jar
Obviously you need java installed
I will be releasing the fix on my rom sometimes next week , and I will not compile this for every set up / theme / rom out there but if you know what you are doing this is pretty easy fix
Here is how the fix works :
Our present kernel source is 2.3.4 and we are running 2.3.6 base . So I looked at what was different in the wifi files from 2.3.4 to 2.3.6 and there you go .
Files attached at the end of the post are 2.3.4 JVQ (already modified for JVU)
(fyi these files come from apk manager just rename your jar files to apk to decompile them then copy the files attached at the end of the post in there respective places )
_framework.jar :
delete: \android\net\wifi\WifiStateTracker$1.smali
and copy paste the files attached and recompile
_services.jar :
copy paste the files attached and recompile
_'etc' folder copy paste into your /system folder in your rom/Phone
(not 100% sure its needed but better use them anyways)
IF you are not on JVU you need to change the ids manually , the names of the values are written in the smali so that will make it easier to port to other versions .
Tested on Belkin router (the worst of them all) and on public wifi with no dhcp assigned . after an hour no disconnect flawless victory
For beginers here is a guide by pantrif13 : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=22032781&postcount=16
Credits to Shoman94 for pointing me in the right direction and providing files to help me diff(and being insistent about it )
suprstar for testing
and gtg465x who achieved this first on the SGS2
Will this fix the adhoc problem too ?
You are the master.
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HSaber said:
Will this fix the adhoc problem too ?
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well this fix the current wifi bug , rule of thumb if it was wokring back on JVQ for you , and it stopped after that , now it works .
try and tell us
I'm using it in my rom thank you!
Can some1 please explain me how to recompile...
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burakgon said:
I'm using it in my rom thank you!
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Pleasure.. Spam my thx button ?
Little mention on your credits maybe
To others if you don't know how to use apkmanager this mid is not for you
Tell your favorite rom dev about it it takes a few minutes to apply this
I could have kept this to my rom but I put it out there for all rom to use
This fix really works
DAGr8 said:
Pleasure.. Spam my thx button ?
Little mention on your credits maybe
To others if you don't know how to use apkmanager this mid is not for you
Tell your favorite rom dev about it it takes a few minutes to apply this
I could have kept this to my rom but I put it out there for all rom to use
This fix really works
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Bootloop when I try it on odexed rom. (Deodexed applied odexed) JVU
burakgon said:
Bootloop when I try it on odexed rom. (Deodexed applied odexed) JVU
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well use odex jvq ..
(fyi these files come from apk manager just rename your jar files to apk to decompile them then copy the files attached at the end of the post in there respective places )
_framework.jar :
delete: \android\net\wifi\WifiStateTracker$1.smali
and copy paste the files attached and recompile
_services.jar :
copy paste the files attached and recompile
_'etc' folder copy paste into your /system folder in your rom/Phone
(not 100% sure its needed but better use them anyways)
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cant get the instrucstion newbie here..how can i use this one pls can u use much more clearer instructions for newbies..thank you very much in advance
Great work!
Thx for your time.
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cant get the instrucstion newbie here..how can i use this one pls can u use much more clearer instructions for newbies..thank you very much in advance
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As said in OP, until built for any ROM version: Be your own developer!
Adb pull the system .jar files, decompile with dependency, edit, compile, rename, adb push result.
are a beginner and I did not understand anything ,more clear PLEASE if you can, thanks!...I think your work is useful
I think many people could do with a step by step guide for this if anyone has the time to do it
Please note our desires about this topic...declared above..thanks!
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Please note our desires about this topic...declared above..thanks!
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I think that dagr8 explain very clear what needs to be done (but you need to have some experience with decompiling and compiling).
Here what you need to do in case you are on jvu:
1) First off all you need the latest JDK and JRE installed on your system.
2) Then go here to learn how to set up apktool.
3) After the setup of apktool pull the services.jar (services.odex if you have odex rom) and framework.jar (framework.odex in case of odex rom) and put it in your apktool folder
4)
a. If you are on deodex rom you only need to run these commands from the folder of apktool (go to apktool folder and press ctrl and shift -open command window here)
Code:
apktool d framework.jar
apktool d services.jar
You will find two new folders (servicesout and frameworkout)
Then do what dagr8 said in op.
b. if you are on odex rom: get the latest baksmali from here
then pull all your system/framework to your pc and put baksmali.jar there.
Open commant window and write:
for sevices:
Code:
java -jar baksmali.jar -c :core.jar:bouncycastle.jar:ext.jar:framework.jar:android.policy.jar:services.jar:core-junit.jar -xa 10 services.odex -o services.jar.out
for framework:
Code:
java -jar baksmali.jar -c :core.jar:bouncycastle.jar:ext.jar:framework.jar:android.policy.jar:services.jar:core-junit.jar -xa 10 framework.odex -o framework.jar.out
Then do what dagr8 said.
5)Both deodex odex: get the latest smali from here
Put it in the folder with out folders and write:
for services:
Code:
java -jar smali.jar sevices.jar.out -o classes.dex
you will find a new classes.dex file.Open services.jar with winrar and drag and drop (overwrite) there.
Then for framework:
Code:
java -jar smali.jar framework.jar.out -o classes.dex
Same here (open the jar with winrar and drag and drop)
5) if you are on deodex rom you finished just push the new services and framework to the system along with the files which provide dagr8 for etc folder.
6) if you are on odex...go here and follow the guide from the part odexing back...
I hope i helped!
Thanks a lot dagr8 for this!!
can dev provide the public.xml that this was made with for comparison of ids?
Thanks for your time and explanations given pantrif13 and dagr8, expecting something more simple ... you can install the CWM (example) ... so (who knows it's easy anyway)...expect other solutions!!!to solve the problem with wifi...
Great job. Thanks
i m on jw1 deodex jetpack custom rom 8.2 and i am using the jvt modem...
will you provide fix for jw1 rom next days? thank you !!!
Hi,
Many of you know about the Apk Manager, one of the easiest tool to hack & mod any Android application.
This is a repacked ApkManager by me with the following features:
Based on ApkManager 4.9 by Daneshm90 (Big thanks to him)
Updated Apktool by Brut.Alll
Fast Aapt by Chainfire
0 as default compression level
512Mo as default allowed heap size
3 ready for use fake frameworks (for lidroid-res modding)
A few useful Tips :
1- Always push resources files (framwork-res & twframework-res) before decompiling any Application
2- While recompiling and after generating the keep folder, remove from this folder :
Any file you modified
"Classes.dex" if you modified or added any smali files
"resources.arsc" if you modified or added any xml or resources files (images)
3- You may need sometimes to fix some plurals manually (by enumerating the plurals "1$d" "2$d", removing redundant "%"... just follow the logs errors)
4- You may need to fix some wrong "reference-array", change them to "string-array".
Download.
wanam said:
Hi,
Many of you know about the Apk Manager, one of the easiest tool to hack & mod any Android application.
This is a repacked ApkManager by me with the following features:
Based on ApkManager 4.9 by Daneshm90 (Big thanks to him)
Updated Apktool by Brut.Alll
Fast Aapt by Chainfire
0 as default compression level
512Mo as default allowed heap size
3 ready for use fake frameworks (for lidroid-res modding)
Download.
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Can not download .____.
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Can not download .____.
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Use a desktop browser.
wanam, can't access your site (bloecked here i think). could u please provide mirror or direct link for the package? tha.
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wanam, can't access your site (bloecked here i think). could u please provide mirror or direct link for the package? tha.
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Ok, link moved to Dev-Host.
thanks alot.
here direct link: APKManager
cheers
If you guys play on winblow this tool is a must.
thanks man you make my work so much easier!
thank you wanam, good. but Where are the lidroid-res.apk files for 3.apk or 4.apk or 5.apk
agabey_42 said:
thank you wanam, good. but Where are the lidroid-res.apk files for 3.apk or 4.apk or 5.apk
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Posted here.
Wanam, you've been given the best tools for modding. Thanks for this.
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wanam said:
Hi,
Many of you know about the Apk Manager, one of the easiest tool to hack & mod any Android application.
This is a repacked ApkManager by me with the following features:. . .
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wanam you are the man! Thanks for all you do for us user and developers. Next few donations I get are coming your way.
wanam said:
Posted here.
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Thank you wanam, but apktool/framework folder in 3.apk - 4,apk and 5.apk file ???
agabey_42 said:
Thank you wanam, but apktool/framework folder in 3.apk - 4,apk and 5.apk file ???
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I don't understand what you do mean?
wanam said:
I don't understand what you do mean?
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my english bad. I am sorry
my installed framework-res.apk and twframework.apk
C:\Users\mustafa\apktool\framework\1.apk and 2.apk but
C:\Users\mustafa\apktool\framework\
3.apk
4.apk
5.apk file ???
edit files that are required for 3.apk or 4.apk or 5.apk file ??
Where can I find these files?
agabey_42 said:
my english bad. I am sorry
my installed framework-res.apk and twframework.apk
C:\Users\mustafa\apktool\framework\1.apk and 2.apk but
C:\Users\mustafa\apktool\framework\
3.apk
4.apk
5.apk file ???
Where can I find these files?
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They are included in the ApkManager package, inside"ApkManagerWanam\other\" folder named "wanam3.apk", "wanam4.apk", "wanam5.apk".
wanam said:
They are included in the ApkManager package, inside"ApkManagerWanam\other\" folder named "wanam3.apk", "wanam4.apk", "wanam5.apk".
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ooovvvv, good, Thank you very much.
Wanam is good.
lidroid-res.apk and lidroidSettings.apk
I sent you a message about the Turkish language package for files. I'd love could add files.
thx for your tool
works fine here
thank you very much! I use way too!
How to Decompile, Recompile & Sign apk
This Guide/Tutorial for Windows user
Requirement :
1. Android SDK, you can download from here (this including Java)
2. Download Latest Apktool 4.2.2 (Including Sign & baksmali) from here (this Support All apk from GB/ICS/JB 4.1.2/4.2.2)
3. Notepad++ for your tool editing xml/smali you can download from here
If you already download/Installed Android sdk/java & Notepadd++ you just download Latest Apktool 4.2.2
Download Latest Apktool, extract to :
Windows XP : C:\Document and setting\folder your computer name
Windows 7 : C:\user\folder your computer name
copy your apk & framework-res.apk/SemcGenericUxpRes.apk/framework 2 to same folder with apktool
Now you can start Editing apk
Example Editing Walkman
Open Command Prompt (CMD)
to decompile :
Code:
apktool if framework-res.apk
apktool d semcmusic.apk ( can be whatever name you give to your apk )
Some Original system apps need installed framework 2 like on stock ROM (SemcGenericUxpRes.apk)
Example
Code:
apktool if framework-res.apk
apktool if semcgenericuxpres.apk
apktool d semcmusic.apk ( can be whatever name you give to your apk )
You can start editing as you want
to recompile :
Code:
apktool b -f -d semcmusic.apk ( can be whatever name you give to your apk )
If done, you can exit CMD
open original SemcMusic.apk using Winrar or 7zip go to folder semcmusic>dist, open semcmusic.apk using Winrar or 7zip
Drag & drop folder META-INF & Lib in original apk to Modified apk, set compression to store and click ok
to sign :
Move apk modified from folder semcmusic>dist to same folder with apktool
Open Command Prompt (CMD)
Example
Code:
java -jar SignApk.jar testkey.x509.pem testkey.pk8 semcmusic.apk semcmusic_signed.apk ( can be whatever name you give to your apk )
NOTE : Sign apk only for apps 3rd Party but you can use for system>app but not all apps
to zipalign :
Open Command Prompt (CMD)
Example
Code:
zipalign -fv 4 semcmusic_signed.apk semcmusic_signed_zipaligned.apk
How to Decompile/Recompile Jar/Editing classes.dex
Copy Jar file to same folder Apktool
Example
framework.jar
to decompile :
Open framework.jar using Winrar or 7zip and extract classes.dex
Drag & drop classes.dex to Quick-Baksmali (CMD)
if done, you can find folder classes-out
now you can start editing smali file using Notepad++
to recompile :
Drag & drop folder classes-out to Quick-Smali (CMD)
if done, you can find New file "new-classes.dex"
rename file to classes.dex
Open framework.jar using Winrar or 7zip
Drag & drop file classes.dex modified to framework.jar using Winrar or 7zip set compression to normal
Credits :
Thanks to Brut.all for apktool
Thanks to Yorzua for Sign apk tool/file
Thanks to Team Reject for Quick baksmali/smali file
NOTE : If you get error when compiling, don't blame me lolz it's your mistake when editing apk
Great Guide Rizal. I am sure many were asking for it.
great tut but can you add some screens/screenshots
auni said:
Great Guide Rizal. I am sure many were asking for it.
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Thanks, yeah some user confusing editing apk, so i share latest apktool with easy guide
Mtakween said:
great tut but can you add some screens/screenshots
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Later i will add screenshot for this tutorial
thx nice guide
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No doubt.. Its a great guide for some one like me.... Will sit today night and going to learn.... Thanks a lot..
From My Xperia S With XTX7 ROM
now bookmark it!! thanks dude!! :good:
thanks
Thanks for the credits, buddy
nice share there
Great guide Rizal. Decent English too. Lol. Proud to be Sundanese..
In my opinion, there are other more simplified tools that utilized apktool better (I use apkmultitools and vts (virtuous ten studios)) but people needs to know the basic right..
And I think, you need to put the java\bin directory in Path in windows system variables (or Java_home in win8). And it's better (I think) to put sdk directory (adb, fastboot), apktool and the smali jars files in the Path too, so that users can access from any folders/directory.
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WahyuAndri said:
now bookmark it!! thanks dude!! :good:
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Yorzua said:
Thanks for the credits, buddy
nice share there
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Thanks for your support my friend
m1st3r1 said:
Great guide Rizal. Decent English too. Lol. Proud to be Sundanese..
In my opinion, there are other more simplified tools that utilized apktool better (I use apkmultitools and vts (virtuous ten studios)) but people needs to know the basic right..
And I think, you need to put the java\bin directory in Path in windows system variables (or Java_home in win8). And it's better (I think) to put sdk directory (adb, fastboot), apktool and the smali jars files in the Path too, so that users can access from any folders/directory.
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Yeah I know, but some user will confusing lolz, this apktool is latest version so will work for apk 4.2.2, old version doesn't work
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I've seen other guides say that resources.arsc should be copied from the old apk and stored in the new one.... is that necessary?
thanks =)
THANKS:good::laugh:
Why So Serious? said:
I've seen other guides say that resources.arsc should be copied from the old apk and stored in the new one.... is that necessary?
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Can anybody shed any light on this?
Hey rizal, following your decmpile/recompile method, the apk wont install, signature problem.
zhuhang said:
Hey rizal, following your decmpile/recompile method, the apk wont install, signature problem.
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There are some problems when signing the apk. The workaround for this: use some tools (ticklemyandroid does good jobs) to completely signing the apk (I've done this when modifying systemui.apk), you can also learn from it (learn some of its codes). Or just move files that u've modified from the modified (recompiled) apk to original apk (7zip is your friend)
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I've seen other guides say that resources.arsc should be copied from the old apk and stored in the new one.... is that necessary?
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I don't think it's necessary. But keep in my mind my post above. So it's like u keep the old resource but put the modified (and compiled) files to the original.
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m1st3r1 said:
There are some problems when signing the apk. The workaround for this: use some tools (ticklemyandroid does good jobs) to completely signing the apk (I've done this when modifying systemui.apk), you can also learn from it (learn some of its codes). Or just move files that u've modified from the modified (recompiled) apk to original apk (7zip is your friend)
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Just moving with normal compression?
zhuhang said:
Just moving with normal compression?
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Yes. Just move it to one 7zip window to another one...
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