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[MOD] ICS Keyboard
Push to system/app, set permissions and reboot.
DOWNLOAD LINK
http://db.tt/3VPHiEtR
SCREENSHOT
http://db.tt/FIFnVhmj
Screenshot of permissions
http://db.tt/33IA46O4
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Trying this now .

Thanks!!!!!!!!

Im sorry, I used root explorer and put it at system/apps, but nothing seems to appear, what kind of permission should given to the app?

awesomeandroid said:
Im sorry, I used root explorer and put it at system/apps, but nothing seems to appear, what kind of permission should given to the app?
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That will work, just set permissions as illustrated in screenshot link below and then reboot. The Keyboard will be displayed as 'Android Keyboard' in settings.
Screenshoot of permissions
http://db.tt/33IA46O4
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awesomeandroid said:
Im sorry, I used root explorer and put it at system/apps, but nothing seems to appear, what kind of permission should given to the app?
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first 2 checkboxes ticked on first
only one on second and third

blooruk said:
That will work, just set permissions as illustrated in screenshot link below and then reboot. The Keyboard will be displayed as 'Android Keyboard' in settings.
Screenshoot of permissions
http://db.tt/33IA46O4
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thanks . I will try now p/s: got it already.
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genisis7 said:
first 2 checkboxes ticked on first
only one on second and third
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thanks a lot

The haptic feedback didn't work. Very nice keyboard.

blooruk said:
ICS Keyboard
Push to system/app, set permissions and reboot.
http://db.tt/3VPHiEtR
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Nice one! Thanks man.

works! very nice indeed! No haptic feedback, but i think it's the same problem as seen with the gingerbread one?

Is there a screenshot?

Neo0 said:
Is there a screenshot?
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Screenshot now in first post
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Installed on CM 7.1, works great, no haptic feedback.
French language ok (AZERTY + dico FR, ça roule ).

not able to push thrugh root explorer
hi there..first of all thanks for the new keyboard...love it....now the problem...m currently on miui trying to push the file thrugh root explorer but m constantly getting "not able to change permissions"(on the apk)....secondly when i simply try to copy and move the file in "system/app" m not able to do it..cause i have r/o permission and not able to change permission to r/w there as well...help me with this.
nevermind..its done..

I've managed to push the file to /system/app and set permissions (644).
Then I've rebooted and Android Keyboard is there but when I change the input method to Android Keyboard, the app is always shutting down over and over again (com.android.inputmethod.latin).
Permissions set to 755. No good too!
Any idea?
Edit;
I tryied with adb like this:
Code:
adb install /path/to/tile/LatinIME_2-1.apk
and I got this output
Code:
2470 KB/s (11976931 bytes in 4.734s)
pkg: /data/local/tmp/LatinIME_2-1.apk
Failure [INSTALL_PARSE_FAILED_NO_CERTIFICATES]

Awesome! Can im upload this in another forum? (c) include ofc

eerie_silence said:
Awesome! Can im upload this in another forum? (c) include ofc
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Yes, no problem!
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Well, I've managed to install it with some extra help
I'm on 2.3.5 JVT costumized ROM and I did this:
Code:
adb shell
su
mount -o rw,remount /system
Close session and type
Code:
adb push \path\to\file\Latin_2-1.apk /system/app
Then, at your PC, open the apk file with winrar, extract the libjni_latinime.so file that is inside the ./lib/armeabi-v7a/
Then copy this file into your phone's system/lib dir with
Code:
adb push \path\to\.so-file\libjni_latinime.so /system
If no permission to copy, mount system again with rw mode with
Code:
adb shell
su
mount -o rw,remount /system/lib
Then reboot phone.
Please correct me any errors I could have made...
Worked for me

If u cant see it on input languages in root explorer delete LatinIME.apk and then rename the ics keyboard to the LatinIME.apk and push it to apps(adb push LatinIME.apk /system/app) it will be work.

Does anyone know if this will work on Sense?
Also does this give you the new version of voice transcription?

[BOOTANIMATION]Samsung Stock Boot Animation

Well, I did a little search for the SAMSUNG STOCK boot animation since I don't like the one in Custom and I just like the Stock one to just show off
and here it is...
I know you can found this in stock rom or img or whatever, but this one is just for convenience
I take no credit since Samsung made it, not me
How to use it?
Code:
adb remount
adb push bootanimation.zip /system/media/

Tried replacing using root explorer and didn't work. I'll try adb when I get to my PC.
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spunks3 said:
Tried replacing using root explorer and didn't work. I'll try adb when I get to my PC.
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Works for me...I used ES File explorer

used root explorer and it worked fine, only had to change permissions thank you

ytwytw said:
Well, I did a little search for the SAMSUNG STOCK boot animation ...
Code:
adb remount
adb push bootanimation.zip /system/media/
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Or you can make it flashable
View attachment Samsung_bootanimation_Nexus.zip
Feel free to use this zip as template to flash other bootanimations just replace the original

Copy and Paste In Gmail Not Working

For some reason, whenever I try to copy something from Gmail on my AT&T S3, it crashes Gmail and forces me back to the home screen. I'm completely stock and not rooted. Any ideas on how I can fix this?

Go into terminal do the next:
su
mv /data/clipboard /data/oldclipboard
mkdir /data/clipboard
chmod 775 /data/clipboard
chown system.system /data/clipboard
Reboot
Should sort it

the_ape said:
Go into terminal do the next:
su
mv /data/clipboard /data/oldclipboard
mkdir /data/clipboard
chmod 775 /data/clipboard
chown system.system /data/clipboard
Reboot
Should sort it
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My phone doesn't need to be rooted to do this?
When you say terminal, is it the app terminal?

jmchin said:
My phone doesn't need to be rooted to do this?
When you say terminal, is it the app terminal?
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Terminal emulator kinda the command prompt equivalent on our phones. And yes you can find it in the play store
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Phone needs to be rooted, I'm unable to change the folder name.

I'm not too familiar with Linux commands but if you can use the terminal emulator to just clear out the folder (delete all) then it'll fix the issue.
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When I try a rm (delete) on a file in the clipboard directory, I get permission denied. It looks like the phone needs to be rooted.
Also I am unable to execute the 'su' command.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1803592
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Cheers thanks, I've seen that workaround but I'm not prepared to root my phone yet.

I just open a text message. Press and hold the blank text field. wait for the little popup saying clipboard. Tap that. then press and hold on each entry to delete them. Keep your clipboards clean folks!

Tapping on the clipboard icon doesn't do anything. The clipboard is corrupted, probably need to hard reset or root it to clear it out.

Taken from another forum:
Settings-application manager-all-scroll down to testdata-click and clear cache-reboot.

My copy and paste freezes the phone in whatever app I'm copying and crashes. Anyone experience this?
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cmjkxa said:
My copy and paste freezes the phone in whatever app I'm copying and crashes. Anyone experience this?
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Read the link above
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98XJ said:
Taken from another forum:
Settings-application manager-all-scroll down to testdata-click and clear cache-reboot.
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I am also having the issue of not being able to copy paste anything, and when I follow this advice I do not find testdata just testservice, which has no cache to clear. I am completely stock latest OTA as of 9.19 and not rooted. Any other suggestions to fix this?

Test service didn't work. You have to be rooted and delete the files within the clipboard folder and fix permissions. I've looked everywhere on the interwebz and this is apparently the only way.
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[Q] My Kindle fire is in black screen :(

Hi all
I really messed my Kindle Fire up
I was rooting it following steps in this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2075959
And i gave me success but nothing happened I still had my carousel kindle fire menu and I tried several times with no succes at all.
Then I read for about 3 hours on different sets and saw that someone rename a file in es file explorer/under system/app called launcher.apk to launcher default.apk. I restarted my kindle fire and here is the problem I can't even get my carousel kindle fire menu up now This time it comes up in black and flashes. So I don't know if it is crached for ever or I can fix this issue.
I just tried to reset to factory default with same result. black screen
Somebody in here know what to do would be appreciated?
Thanks!
Best regards
Frustrated kindle fire user

It's not lost....
You have two methods to fix this
If you can enter adb commands you just need to rename default.apk to launcher.apk..
Our you can just do a complete restore of your device..
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mrkhigh said:
It's not lost....
You have two methods to fix this
If you can enter adb commands you just need to rename default.apk to launcher.apk..
Our you can just do a complete restore of your device..
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If I connect my kindle to my pc can I then do adb commands from there or how should I do this, sorry I am a rookie on this ;-(
But thx for qucik answer.

mrkhigh said:
It's not lost....
You have two methods to fix this
If you can enter adb commands you just need to rename default.apk to launcher.apk..
Our you can just do a complete restore of your device..
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What's the difference between complete restore and the thing I tried with factory defualt settings that did not work?

dkabi said:
What's the difference between complete restore and the thing I tried with factory defualt settings that did not work?
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Factory reset merely wipes your data partition and caches which removes your personal info and apps.
The SYSTEM partition is untouched (where your launcher is located) so it does you no good.
A complete restore actually will replace your system partition with the stock os. This will recover everything back to stock, including your launcher.
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mindmajick said:
Factory reset merely wipes your data partition and caches which removes your personal info and apps.
The SYSTEM partition is untouched (where your launcher is located) so it does you no good.
A complete restore actually will replace your system partition with the stock os. This will recover everything back to stock, including your launcher.
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OK how to make this complete restore? I do not have anything on it which is important?

dkabi said:
OK how to make this complete restore? I do not have anything on it which is important?
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1. Search before asking. (It's in the xda rules)
2. Get a fastboot cable
3. Here it is. It's a sticky in the dev section. All you had to do was look.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2035047
Edit: I apologize if I sound rude. But, answered the same questions over and over and over and over again. The answers are all available to those that just look. Scroll through the Q&A section and see what I mean.
Edit2: read this before you brick your device:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2228539
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mindmajick said:
1. Search before asking. (It's in the xda rules)
2. Get a fastboot cable
3. Here it is. It's a sticky in the dev section. All you had to do was look.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2035047
Edit: I apologize if I sound rude. But, answered the same questions over and over and over and over again. The answers are all available to those that just look. Scroll through the Q&A section and see what I mean.
Edit2: read this before you brick your device:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2228539
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You not rude it is ok when answering same things over and over again. But now I succeded to connect the kindle again to the laptop and it can see it under devices. So maybe it is much easier to rename the launcher default.apk to launcher.apk but how do I get to the libary where the installed applications are? Then this will proberpably do the job with a restart? Sorry if I am asking to much but would really like my kindle to work again when I am going on job

dkabi said:
You not rude it is ok when answering same things over and over again. But now I succeded to connect the kindle again to the laptop and it can see it under devices. So maybe it is much easier to rename the launcher default.apk to launcher.apk but how do I get to the libary where the installed applications are? Then this will proberpably do the job with a restart? Sorry if I am asking to much but would really like my kindle to work again when I am going on job
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You will have to use adb commands to rename the file.
This might help:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=891270
I believe the commands are like so:
Adb shell
Su
Mv oldfilename newfilename
Replace oldfilename and newfilename with the correct file names
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mindmajick said:
You will have to use adb commands to rename the file.
This might help:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=891270
I believe the commands are like so:
Adb shell
Su
Mv oldfilename newfilename
Replace oldfilename and newfilename with the correct file names
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Tried to replace as you have written but it comes up with:
failed on launcher - no such file or directory - The original apk file is named launcher.apk last time I checked when my es file explorer worked if I remember correct
This is what I have done:
1. open cmd and goto ....\platform-tools
2. enter command: adb shell
3. enter su (to get superuser access to rename systemfiles)
4. enter mv Launcher default.apk Launcher.apk (also tried without extension same result)
How can I list the files in my installed applications folder on my kindle maybe I can see exactly the correct name so if the default name is launcher.apk when you buy a new kindle fire it can only be the name i have on the kindle fire now which is the problem.

dkabi said:
Tried to replace as you have written but it comes up with:
failed on launcher - no such file or directory - The original apk file is named launcher.apk last time I checked when my es file explorer worked if I remember correct
This is what I have done:
1. open cmd and goto ....\platform-tools
2. enter command: adb shell
3. enter su (to get superuser access to rename systemfiles)
4. enter mv Launcher default.apk Launcher.apk (also tried without extension same result)
How can I list the files in my installed applications folder on my kindle maybe I can see exactly the correct name so if the default name is launcher.apk when you buy a new kindle fire it can only be the name i have on the kindle fire now which is the problem.
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The command is:
Ls
You can also try adb push to pout the original launcher back
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I just found out almost everything now just need the correct command for renaming correct. I am reading as hell on several pages to get my kindle up and running againg
This is what I have done:
1. open cmd and goto ....\platform-tools
2. enter: command: adb shell
3. enter: su (to get superuser access to rename systemfiles)
4. enter: pm list packages -f kindle
1. Found the package:/system/app/Launcher default.apk=com.amazon.kindle.otter
Tried to rename file from here with following commands:
5. enter: mv Launcher default.apk Launcher.apk (this gave me error: Launcher - No such file or directory)
6. enter: mv Launcher default.old Launcher.old (this gave me error: Launcher - No such file or directory)
7. enter mv Launcher default.apk=com.amazon.kindle.otter Launcher.apk=com.amazon.kindle.otter (this gave me error: Launcher - No such file or directory)
So what am I doing wrong here?

Mv default.apk newfilename.apk
Edit:
Or, may need to be formatted like so:
mv /system/app/oldname.apk /system/app/newname.apk
You just need the path and filename.. all that = stuff and the word launcher is unneccessary
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mindmajick said:
Mv default.apk newfilename.apk
Edit:
Or, may need to be formatted like so:
mv /system/app/oldname.apk /system/app/newname.apk
You just need the path and filename.. all that = stuff and the word launcher is unneccessary
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Tried both:
mv default.apk Launcher.apk (failed on default.apk - no such file or directory)
mv /system/app/Launcher default.apk /system/app/Launcher.apk (failed on /system/app/Launcher.apk - no such file or directory)
The interesting part here is in second try it fails on the new name and not the old name
We are close but not there yet

I'm not very good at adb commands but try "ls" .. I'm guessing you are not in system/app
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mrkhigh said:
I'm not very good at adb commands but try "ls" .. I'm guessing you are not in system/app
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I now tried this command to stand in system/app:
ls system/app
And this time I get a list where Launcher default.apk is coming up. This is the wrong name. I would now rename this to Launcher.apk so I get original back but tried all mv commands from last and still did not succeed
Any guess on how the command should be from here? or do you have a original kindle fire 2 launcher (carousel) that I can push back as an alternative maybe?
Just so you can see what I have done from the start this is what I have done in the cmd:
1. open cmd and goto ....\platform-tools
2. enter: command: adb shell
3. enter: su (to get superuser access to rename systemfiles)
4. enter: ls system/app
Then tried all mv commands from before and with no luck yet...

mv /system/app/default.apk /system/app/Launcher.apk
Not sure why you keep adding the word launcher
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mindmajick said:
mv /system/app/default.apk /system/app/Launcher.apk
Not sure why you keep adding the word launcher
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Tried that and it fails

Ok. Try.
Cd /system/app
Mv default.apk launcher.apk
Also- for filenames- capitalization has to be exact
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mindmajick said:
Ok. Try.
Cd /system/app
Mv default.apk launcher.apk
Also- for filenames- capitalization has to be exact
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I tried following:
1. open cmd and goto ....\platform-tools
2. enter: command: adb shell
3. enter: su (to get superuser access to rename systemfiles)
4. enter: cd /system/app
5. enter: mv default.apk launcher.apk (fails on default name)
tried also
6. enter: mv Launcher default.apk Launcher.apk (fails on Launcher name)
It is like it want me to change this name strange or maybe some security issue here?
Keep give me all suggestions I would like this to work as hell

[Q] Customize Data Icons

Hi all
Does anyone know of an app that gives you the ability to change the data icons on a Touchwiz rom?
I am trying to get it so that i have all the icons from verizon except the 4g LTE one.
Anyone have any ideas? or even better a solution?
Thanks
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ThunderBob
Samsung Galaxy S4 (SGH-M919)

ThunderBob said:
Hi all
Does anyone know of an app that gives you the ability to change the data icons on a Touchwiz rom?
I am trying to get it so that i have all the icons from verizon except the 4g LTE one.
Anyone have any ideas? or even better a solution?
Thanks
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ThunderBob
Samsung Galaxy S4 (SGH-M919)
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You're gonna have to mod your systemui.apk. I think just changing the names of the PNG files is enough.
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Yeah you can manually replace each icon with an icon of the same size and name.
You can use 7-zip, since you're not editing any xml no need to decompile.

baseballfanz said:
Yeah you can manually replace each icon with an icon of the same size and name.
You can use 7-zip, since you're not editing any xml no need to decompile.
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Thanks for the info.
As im kinda new to this i was wondering what i need to use to do this.
I have 7zip for opening and replacing the PNGs. But isnt the systemui.apk a read only file that cant be touched normally?
Any suggestions on removing/replacing it.
Thanks

ThunderBob said:
Thanks for the info.
As im kinda new to this i was wondering what i need to use to do this.
I have 7zip for opening and replacing the PNGs. But isnt the systemui.apk a read only file that cant be touched normally?
Any suggestions on removing/replacing it.
Thanks
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You need root to access system files.
You could also try ADB pull the file.
use command
Code:
adb pull /system/app/SystemUI.apk/

ThunderBob said:
Thanks for the info.
As im kinda new to this i was wondering what i need to use to do this.
I have 7zip for opening and replacing the PNGs. But isnt the systemui.apk a read only file that cant be touched normally?
Any suggestions on removing/replacing it.
Thanks
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Having root access allows for you to write to the system partition. But the apk itself is just a compressed encrypted zip.
baseballfanz said:
You need root to access system files.
You could also try ADB pull the file.
use command
Code:
adb pull /system/app/SystemUI.apk/
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No back slash on the adb pull command at the end
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Thanks for all the help.
Figured out how to get the SystemUI.apk. Have changed a few data icons.
Was just wondering how to replace the current SystemUI.apk with the altered one.
Any help appreciated.

ThunderBob said:
Thanks for all the help.
Figured out how to get the SystemUI.apk. Have changed a few data icons.
Was just wondering how to replace the current SystemUI.apk with the altered one.
Any help appreciated.
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Adb push it back to your phone
Code:
adb push SystemUI.apk /system/app/
adb shell
chmod 0644 /system/app/SystemUI.apk
exit
☞Sent from here☜

baseballfanz said:
Adb push it back to your phone
Code:
adb push SystemUI.apk /system/app/
adb shell
chmod 0644 /system/app/SystemUI.apk
exit
☞Sent from here☜
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Just wanna add a couple steps to make it easier..
Adb shell stop
Adb remount
Adb push <path to new systemui.apk> /system/app/SystemUI.apk
Adb shell chmod 644 /system/app/SystemUI.apk
Adb shell start
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elesbb said:
Just wanna add a couple steps to make it easier..
Adb shell stop
Adb remount
Adobe push <path to new systemui.apk> /system/appSystemUI.apk
Adb shell chmod 644 /system/app/SystemUI.apk
Adb shell start
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Thanks, still learning about adb so your posts is always more informative than what I know.

Thanks all.
I successfully pulled then pushed the systemui.apk on my s4.
Now to try some more radical data icon changes
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ThunderBob

OK quick question.
How do you make the System folder RW?
I ended up using ADB to Pull and Push, but i could only push after i used Root Explorer to change the System folder to RW.
Im guessing thats not the normal way. But hey it worked.
What would be the usual way of making it RW? (I have root so its not that).
Thanks
ThunderBob

I guess something odd is going on.
Pulled SystemUI.apk.
switched names of the 2 data icons i wanted to switch.
Pushed SystemUI to phone.
Set permissions to 644.
and everything seemed to work. Icon i wanted is showing in the status bar.
But now Phone/Contacts/Messages dont load.
If i change my Build.prop (ro.product.name) to something else. I get the icons for that provider and everything works again.
Any ideas?

ThunderBob said:
OK quick question.
How do you make the System folder RW?
I ended up using ADB to Pull and Push, but i could only push after i used Root Explorer to change the System folder to RW.
Im guessing thats not the normal way. But hey it worked.
What would be the usual way of making it RW? (I have root so its not that).
Thanks
ThunderBob
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The 'adb remount' command is what you use.
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