Oxed vs deoxed. - Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III

I try to do a lot of reading and very little talking. However, I have not been able to find an answer to this one question.
What is the difference in an oxed vs a deoxed rom?
I appologize if the has been discussed and explained before, but when I do a search I find a lot of discussions that reference them and nothing that explains their meaning.
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Eagles1181 said:
I try to do a lot of reading and very little talking. However, I have not been able to find an answer to this one question.
What is the difference in an oxed vs a deoxed rom?
I appologize if the has been discussed and explained before, but when I do a search I find a lot of discussions that reference them and nothing that explains their meaning.
Eagles1181
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If you read this thread in the q&a freeza explains it very well.... http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=6 again its about halfway down in the op.
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Getting a page that says that is not a valid link. Would tou mind double checking it for me? Thanks
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1910947
Sorry try that one.
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Q: Odex and DeOdex. HELP!
A: Well, Odex is what your phone ships with. This is a way to optimize the Dalvik so that it doesn't need to create and/or optimize your system apps/framework. Since it will already be done for you. This does not apply to any apps you install yourself. Those will be optimized by the Dalvik VM automatically. This is generally the best way to go, but is a bit more cumbersome to theme and modify. You can mix and match Odex with DeOdex, but you will need to make sure that you delete any relevant .odex files for anything you install that is tagged only for "deodex" ROMs. For instance, if someone created a battery mod that changes the colors and/or icons of the battery, you will need to delete "SystemUI.odex" before installing it, or it won't work properly, and could even cause FCs (Force Closes) and system instability. Basically, if you are going to go the Odex route, you should stick with Odex mods. This usually is the case for folks who only want a stock rooted ROM and nothing more. DeOdex is what the majority of mods here on XDA and custom ROMs are based on. It makes decompiling, modifying, and changing things much more simpler. This comes with a small performance hit on "first boot" because the Dalvik has to now build entries for system apps. In every day usage you should see no difference between the two after the first boot. You can flash between Odex and DeOdex full ROM versions anytime, and most of the time Android can recognize when a Dalvik wipe is necessary so wiping it yourself isn't necessary, but if you notice any strange issues, wiping it won't hurt.
Courtesy of Freeza from his Q&A
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http://www.talkandroid.com/guides/misc/what-do-odex-and-deodex-mean-the-all-inclusive-explanation/
Basically, the Dalvik Virtual Machine (DVM) is the software that runs the executable applications in the Android operating system. The ".dex" files contain the critical lines of code that are required to run the app. If it was explained to me correclty, the DVM, when running an app, looks for the ".apk" file along with the Dalvik Executeable file, or ".dex" file. The "dex" file goes first since it contains the critical command lines, and then if the app requires, the DVM looks into the "apk" file for the rest of the commands or code.
In a "deodexed" rom, the developer has deleted the "dex" file and instead compiles the "apk" file with the critical commands on top; this process is called "zipalign'. The "zipaligned" configuration replaces the "dex" file with an "apk" file that is optimized by design for the DVM to read. Thus, the modificaiton of the rom by use of mods or themes is easier with a deodexed rom since there is no second "dex" file that also needs to be themed.
The answer as to which version is better is like asking someone if Chevy is better than Ford; you will get as many opinions as you get answers.
If I am mistaken or have misspoken anything, please; someone who is smart (like a developer) please chime in and edumacate all of us! I only repeat what I hear (kind of like my teenage daughter).

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If I am mistaken or have missp... the purpose of why it was introduced.[/hide]
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Thanks for the info.
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And a simple Google would get you the answer a lot quicker. There is lots of info on the net. And it is Odexed vs. Deodexed

CNexus said:
Just a correction, it's an ".odex" file that matches up with each apk. Odexed apks contain a classes.dex inside the app, and an odex file that pairs up with them. Deodexed apks contain a single classes.dex file that is basically a conglomerate of the original classes.dex and <appName>.odex.
As for my take on this, I will simply say that some believe odexed roms to be hundreds of times faster...but this is not really true. Deodexed roms get optimized on the first boot, so the majority of that difference is made up already made up for. Yes, it odexing an app CAN make your system a little faster, but not by very much or a whole lot.
The Thanks button is just to avoid "THANKS" posts in threads. Nothing more. Don't defeat the purpose of why it was introduced.
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Thank you, C-Nex! I think 99.9% of people polled have said that the difference in speed is negligible. Nevertheless, Android is about choices and we Android users can choose for ourselves whether we want to use an Odexed versus a Deodexed rom. And we have brilliant developers like @strongsteve, who have spent literally hundreds of hours of their lives theming and creating roms in the Odex platform so that we users can continue to exercise our "Freedom of Choice" in this matter (and many others...)
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[FIX] PhantomVoicemail - *86 - Sprint - AOSP/MIUI

Hey guys, I come from the EVO 4G (supersonic) forums and have experienced this unclearable, unfixable, *86 PhantomVoicemail issue enough, when running AOSP/MIUI/Sense 3.0+ ROMs to know how annoying it can be. A fix in the Phone.apk smali has been found for this and I'd be glad to fill requests.
Dj21o has brought it to my attention that not only the EVO, but the E4GT and probably many other Sprint phones can have this issue. Not everyone can go through the trouble of deactivating and reactivating the phone to fix it permanently, so here I am, ready to fill requests for flashable zips that fix the issue. This fix is ROM specific so as ROMs are being updated the fix will be updated as well, if devs want to implement the fix into their ROMs that would also be very helpful, so just post the link to the ROM you want fixed and I'd be more thank glad to help fix the issue. Post the DL link the the ROM or the ROM thread and sit tight.
NOTE: If using an ICS ROM/Recovery then you must wipe Dalvik-Cache, this ensures ROM stability. (I usually just mod the Phone.apk right after downloading the ROM, so I usually forget this step)
I will add fixes (all are flashable) the the OP as I fill requests. Check back to see if your request has been filled.​
Thanks a ton, many people will appreciate this.
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EDIT: 9LG11808PS7303411 (Donation confirmation)
Thanks! This would be great to keep alive everybody, so far I've fixed over 20+ ROM's.
Hello thanks for the fix. Would you be able to make an apk for CM9 alpha 3 that has the phantom voicemail fix but also works at 160 dpi? The one included with the rom crashes at 160 dpi. Thanks either way, if you can or you can't.
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You guys should get in touch and maybe combine efforts.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1578673
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Oh, and you should also warn people about flashing your install zips on ics recoveries.
The fix you've shared are smali Java edits. Since they are, you'd need to wipe dalvik so the new classes.dex can be created. This wiping could potentially cause bricks when using any ics recoveries available right now.
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coiledwire said:
Oh, and you should also warn people about flashing your install zips on ics recoveries.
The fix you've shared are smali Java edits. Since they are, you'd need to wipe dalvik so the new classes.dex can be created. This wiping could potentially cause bricks when using any ics recoveries available right now.
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I've used the apk with no problem. Change the permissions rw-r--r-- with root explorer and push to system/app.
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Dj21o said:
I've used the apk with no problem. Change the permissions rw-r--r-- with root explorer and push to system/app.
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I was referring to using the install zips posted in the OP. Caution should be used with these.
Manually moving the apk as you have indicated, you should also clear phone.apk data from the settings/app menu, delete the file with *phone.apk* in the name from cache/dalvik-cache, and then reboot.
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SavocaFTW said:
Hey guys, I come from the EVO 4G (supersonic) forums and have experienced this unclearable, unfixable, *86 PhantomVoicemail issue enough, when running AOSP/MIUI/Sense 3.0+ ROMs to know how annoying it can be. A fix in the Phone.apk smali has been found for this and I'd be glad to fill requests.
Dj21o has brought it to my attention that not only the EVO, but the E4GT and probably many other Sprint phones can have this issue. Not everyone can go through the trouble of deactivating and reactivating the phone to fix it permanently, so here I am, ready to fill requests for flashable zips that fix the issue. This fix is ROM specific so as ROMs are being updated the fix will be updated as well, if devs want to implement the fix into their ROMs that would also be very helpful, so just post the link to the ROM you want fixed and I'd be more thank glad to help fix the issue. Post the DL link the the ROM or the ROM thread and sit tight.
I will add fixes (all are flashable) the the OP as I fill requests. Check back to see if your request has been filled.​
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Although I personally have only experienced this right after a brand new AOSP flash (it goes away after first reboot for me) I'm sure this will make many people very happy. Thanks for offering your services here!
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coiledwire said:
I was referring to using the install zips posted in the OP. Caution should be used with these.
Manually moving the apk as you have indicated, you should also clear phone.apk data from the settings/app menu, delete the file with *phone.apk* in the name from cache/dalvik-cache, and then reboot.
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Good looking out there...you're right about that. I'm very flash-a-phobic when it comes to doing anything while running a AOSP ICS rom.
coiledwire said:
I was referring to using the install zips posted in the OP. Caution should be used with these.
Manually moving the apk as you have indicated, you should also clear phone.apk data from the settings/app menu, delete the file with *phone.apk* in the name from cache/dalvik-cache, and then reboot.
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The four times that I have had to do it, I literally changed permissions to the same in system/ app, copy and paste, reboot. And I have not had any problems. The OP knows what he is doing, since I have clearly done it four times. Make a backup if you feel more safe lol.
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Dj21o said:
The four times that I have had to do it, I literally changed permissions to the same in system/ app, copy and paste, reboot. And I have not had any problems. The OP knows what he is doing, since I have clearly done it four times. Make a backup if you feel more safe lol.
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Dude, I've made this mod also for several e4gt aosp roms. So has teamERA, people over at epic og cm9, and the guy over at evo3d that probably was the originator of this mod.
If you edit the classes.dex file in phone.apk, then the dalvik cache needs to be rebuilt to update for this change. It's basic android operation for deodexed files. If it works for you not to do anything with dalvik, then cool. But it's not 100% permanent fix unless that dalvik is updated.
Look, I'm glad the OP wants to help out and offer modded phone.apk here. But it's irresponsible to post flashable zip files for ics roms, for the e4gt, and not provide a warning in the OP.
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coiledwire said:
Dude, I've made this mod also for several e4gt aosp roms. So has teamERA, people over at epic og cm9, and the guy over at evo3d that probably was the originator of this mod.
If you edit the classes.dex file in phone.apk, then the dalvik cache needs to be rebuilt to update for this change. It's basic android operation for deodexed files. If it works for you not to do anything with dalvik, then cool. But it's not 100% permanent fix unless that dalvik is updated.
Look, I'm glad the OP wants to help out and offer modded phone.apk here. But it's irresponsible to post flashable zip files for ics roms, for the e4gt, and not provide a warning in the OP.
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That's what a reboot is for, to rebuild the cache. And everyone knows that you don't just flash the zip by itself. You have to do the complete ROM, gapps (if needed), and then the vmail fix. OP doesn't even have our phone, so don't be a jerk about it. PM him about putting in in the first post.
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My apologizes. No offense intended. Carry on.
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coiledwire said:
My apologizes. No offense intended. Carry on.
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Sorry I didn't mean to be a douche, either. You do have a point about flashing, and a lot of people will probably screw up if they are new to Android. But yeah let's keep it positive in here lol.
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Hey OP, can I make one more request for when you have time. I like running my phone at very low dpi and the lowest the e4gt can go without system ui crashing is 129 dpi. Could you make a phone.apk with ghost voicemail fix that works at that low density [for cm9 alpha 3 rom]? Thank you very much. And to the other guys, you can just extract the package and then move the phone.apk using a file explorer and set permissions.
will fix zips work with venum/TN ics
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will fix zips work with venum/TN ics
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Can you test for me and report back? I'll make fixes as needed. Sorry I don't have an E4GT.
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[Q] create a rom and zipalign and superchargerv6

Hi, i have some questions, i couldn't find much in forum.
-Can init.d is used in ICS 4.0.4 (fw.50) with this guide? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1547238
-How to use Zipalign at every boot?
-v6 supergharger is useful?
- Could you give me some explanation o guides?
Ty very much every body and sorry for my English.
ps: a little guide to create a Rom?
stibuz95 said:
Hi, i have some questions, i couldn't find much in forum.
-Can init.d is used in ICS 4.0.4 (fw.50) with this guide? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1547238
-How to use Zipalign at every boot?
-v6 supergharger is useful?
- Could you give me some explanation o guides?
Ty very much every body and sorry for my English.
ps: a little guide to create a Rom?
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Why do you need to zip align every time.Need to zipalign an app only once.
anyways here is the script.
Unzip it and copy it to /system/etc/init.d and give it executable permissions. Look at the permissions of the other script and make this one the same.
For V6 supercharge ... look into the V6 supercharg post for guide.
There are lots of ROM creating Guides. Just search in XDA forums and you will get plenty.
What you dont understand is that its not so simple to follow a guide to make your own rom, because then its not really yours. Start off with getting someones else's rom and doing little mods to it. Just think: what would make the rom better? Say for example yopu might do some speed improvements, then maybe beats audio, then maybe some android 4.2 apps, etc. Once you have enough new things then you can make your own thread.
PS: googling stuff always helps
Just adding mods to a stock rom isnt really a new rom
w3nZ said:
Just adding mods to a stock rom isnt really a new rom
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Then what are stock based roms? Look at UHD, sparta charge, x gamer, acroniam, jelly sandwhich. They're just stock that's been modded, tweaked and rooted.
But they´re still defferent to a stock rom with some mods of the modding section.
U cant pick 5 mods and call it a new custom rom.
Check out the ROM "cyano bean" its a entirely different ROM to cm10 yet look at my quote:
JackJoeR said:
Hi, this is a ROM heavily based on the work of FXP
I wanted to share the ROM I put together for my own personal use (so I didn't have to flash lots of individual things) and wanted to share it with the community, as it is a very fast ROM (no thanks to me)
So to start with I am no developer, I have not made any of the things included in this ROM apart from adding a few tweaks to the build.prop
I merely compiled lots of different things and put them into this in the hope people in the community will enjoy
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ganeshbiyer said:
Why do you need to zip align every time.Need to zipalign an app only once.
anyways here is the script.
Unzip it and copy it to /system/etc/init.d and give it executable permissions. Look at the permissions of the other script and make this one the same.
For V6 supercharge ... look into the V6 supercharg post for guide.
There are lots of ROM creating Guides. Just search in XDA forums and you will get plenty.
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Thanks for the zip align! Though doesn't it require a file in system -> bin?

[REQ] Multi Window all apps Mod Odex

Can anyone get this working for me? I've tried and i just cant do it..Im getting sick of restoring when I fail..Something about odex roms that my phone loves is the reason why I would rather not Use a deodexed rom..Pretty please with sprinkles on top.
Seriously...I'll donate for it if I have to..
Ok. Here is a trick.
Anything odex.... When installing a non-odex mod, el work if you first manually delete the odex file of that "app".
So... replacing keyboard you see in the system folder there is a keyboard apk (Samsungime.apk I believe) there is also a Samsungime.odex. If you delete the odex file or even rename it, then when switching the apk it should work correctly.
90% of the time it works every time
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Thanks for the response . I'm aware of that of what you mentioned..I've tried it and it doesn't work..I think something has to be done in services.jar as well..
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Brianbaker, you silly cracker. Ive been hooked on odex roms too. I find deodexed to be not as smooth and not as snappy. Don't know why. There's something the deodex does to the rom the makes it run not as smooth. But most people are jyst too slow in the brain to notice it so they will argue you that deodex is faster or the same. I would love to get a idex mod for all apps aswell. Brianbaker will donate double for me. Thxs brian.
Just use the deodexed rom and deodexed mod then odex your rom after you install all your mods.
I like to break stuff!
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Just use the deodexed rom and deodexed mod then odex your rom after you install all your mods.
I like to break stuff!
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You know what...I was actually thinking about this as I was in bed last night wondering why no one cares about making an Odex version for us very few Odex lovers... will have to figure this one out today..I've actually already loaded up a deodexed rom last night..
@smellymouse what's up man..I was getting desperate for this mod that I almost posted I'd donate 100 bucks..I won't got that far for a silly mod . But I will donate more than the usual donation if it means I and other Odex users can enjoy this feature. ..Now...off to learn how to Odex my rom.
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Maybe im not understanding but cant you use titanium to odex a rom and vice versa?
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neopolotin75 said:
Maybe im not understanding but cant you use titanium to odex a rom and vice versa?
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id like some tips on this because i believe Titanium wont Odex the framework,just the system files..I made what i thought was a good attempt at it this morning and my device didnt boot..I did it through ADB method..I'd really like to odex this thing...Im not a complete idiot,just about 27%....I like the process of learning on my own but im in a pinch for time and having to keep restoring after failing is driving me nuts.
BrianBaker said:
id like some tips on this because i believe Titanium wont Odex the framework,just the system files..I made what i thought was a good attempt at it this morning and my device didnt boot..I did it through ADB method..I'd really like to odex this thing...Im not a complete idiot,just about 27%....I like the process of learning on my own but im in a pinch for time and having to keep restoring after failing is driving me nuts.
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Yea titanium doesnt do framework.....doesnt the kitchen give the choice of odex or dedox? I dont remember seeing it here but I remember seeing in the evo lte forum on Mik there was a odex tool....cant remember exactly how it works but you might want to check that out
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my Rom is odexed and has that mod in it, you're more than welcome to take it out and use it.
And you keep mentioning there's so few odexed users out there. I've had thousands of dl's of my odexed ROMs since I put em up a little over a month ago. Just saying its not that much of a secret
Also, at the bottom of the OP of my Rom is a good link to a Tut of how to odex individual things
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my Rom is odexed and has that mod in it, you're more than welcome to take it out and use it.
And you keep mentioning there's so few odexed users out there. I've had thousands of dl's of my odexed ROMs since I put em up a little over a month ago. Just saying its not that much of a secret
Also, at the bottom of the OP of my Rom is a good link to a Tut of how to odex individual things
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I ran your rom for a day or so(loved it) but personally like the stock look..I then pulled the Flashbarservice apk and flashbarservice odex files and pushed them to my device running the stock Odexed Rom from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1981668 with busy box installed and a stock/modded kernel..After pushing those files to my phone i get no action from pressing and holding the back button(nothing pops up)..I did set permissions as well..Is there something else i need to be moving over?
I was happy when i seen your rom and that it was odexed..But the stock look is what im trying to achieve..Loved every single thing about your rom but everything was too dark lol.I work outside and its hard to see in the sun with so much black...
Your rom with a stock theme would be the beezKnees for me..But i'd never ask a developer to help me with eliminating something from their rom i didn't like...I have the "if you dont like it,move on" attitude.
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my Rom is odexed and has that mod in it, you're more than welcome to take it out and use it.
And you keep mentioning there's so few odexed users out there. I've had thousands of dl's of my odexed ROMs since I put em up a little over a month ago. Just saying its not that much of a secret
Also, at the bottom of the OP of my Rom is a good link to a Tut of how to odex individual things
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Yea tons of people use your venum ice or strongsteves odex blue roms. I just start out with a deodex base then set my rom up and odex it aftwr I get all my apps installed and dump the partitions out. Im back on deodex since last night I made a stupid and restored the sgs3s system updates app from lj7 to my note cuz I somehow managed to delete the apk on my phone :banghead: talk about feeling like an idiot I was like wtf is wrong with my signal whered it go, started looking at apps and see .lj7 on the end of the system update apk build number im like :banghead:
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BrianBaker said:
I ran your rom for a day or so(loved it) but personally like the stock look..I then pulled the Flashbarservice apk and flashbarservice odex files and pushed them to my device running the stock Odexed Rom from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1981668 with busy box installed and a stock/modded kernel..After pushing those files to my phone i get no action from pressing and holding the back button(nothing pops up)..I did set permissions as well..Is there something else i need to be moving over?
I was happy when i seen your rom and that it was odexed..But the stock look is what im trying to achieve..Loved every single thing about your rom but everything was too dark lol.I work outside and its hard to see in the sun with so much black...
Your rom with a stock theme would be the beezKnees for me..But i'd never ask a developer to help me with eliminating something from their rom i didn't like...I have the "if you dont like it,move on" attitude.
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My odex is rusty. But last I checked, the odex files are built specifically from several core framework files. If these core framework files are modified/changed between roms, the odex files will not be interchangeable between those roms. Perhaps this is why slesh's odex files are not working for you.
I agree with evil's suggestion of deodexed > odex. Take a stock deodexed rom, add the mods you want, then odex the framework/system. The odex files you make should work for all stock roms of the same release you started with.
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coiledwire said:
My odex is rusty. But last I checked, the odex files are built specifically from several core framework files. If these core framework files are modified/changed between roms, the odex files will not be interchangeable between those roms. Perhaps this is why slesh's odex files are not working for you.
I agree with evil's suggestion of deodexed > odex. Take a stock deodexed rom, add the mods you want, then odex the framework/system. The odex files you make should work for all stock roms of the same release you started with.
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This is where I'm currently at..trying to learn how to odex this rom I'm currently using..I've tried OdexMe which doesn't work for me and I've tried the adb method which left my device at the Samsung screen..Willing to walk me through how to odex what I'm running? I'd love to learn but every method I've find searching on Google has led me into boot loops..Also everything I'm finding is for ICS build and such.
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You need to odex the core framework files 1st before doing the rest of the framework and system/app files. I'm not familiar with odexme, but I'm pretty sure it doesn't deal with the framework.
Last odexing I've done was back on gb, so I not going to be able to help much. See if you can find a jb odex script tool. Or check out links in slesh's sig for more info. Good luck.
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I was just referring to the services jar if he wanted it, they will work if he's on LJC. And most of the mod doesn't have anything to do with a theme, so the theming of my Rom luckily shouldn't have much to do with whether the mod works for you. You could use 7zip to drag and drop stock images into the zip with my odexed flashbar service apk, before flashing
I would still like to learn how to do this so i'll just keep reading as much information I can..As for right now though im back on Stock Odex with a stock Kernel and im willing to pay $50 to get a working version of the MultiWindow mod..I don't need any tweaks for battery life in a rom or extra speed..The more things get tinkered with usually leads to other quirks..Don't take what i'm saying as hostility,its actually more of frustration...
So,any Devs..$50 if you're up for it.
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I was just referring to the services jar if he wanted it, they will work if he's on LJC. And most of the mod doesn't have anything to do with a theme, so the theming of my Rom luckily shouldn't have much to do with whether the mod works for you. You could use 7zip to drag and drop stock images into the zip with my odexed flashbar service apk, before flashing
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So I only need the services.jar file? I dont need to push the flashbar apk and odex files?
BrianBaker said:
I would still like to learn how to do this so i'll just keep reading as much information I can..As for right now though im back on Stock Odex with a stock Kernel and im willing to pay $50 to get a working version of the MultiWindow mod..I don't need any tweaks for battery life in a rom or extra speed..The more things get tinkered with usually leads to other quirks..Don't take what i'm saying as hostility,its actually more of frustration...
So,any Devs..$50 if you're up for it.
So I only need the services.jar file? I dont need to push the flashbar apk and odex files?
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well, i mean I could just odex the mod that's up in the dev section. It'll look stock but it'll work. you just want odexed multi app mod so you can have all apps?
Edit: honestly though. on second thought, I always appreciate donations but don't want to work for a "bounty" so to speak. There are odex scripts that could pretty easily do it for you
It's not a donation man..I just want to pay you for your talents..I'm simply looking for the same mod that works on deodex to work for odex stock with no bells and whistles. .stock rom that is up in the development section that has deodexed and odex roms (linked a few pages up)..just I want it to work on odex
You can even put it in the Dev section for anyone else who wants it afterwards..It's your mod i'm just over trying to figure it out and i'm on call and cant afford to have my phone down every time i fail and have to reflash a back up..But if you feel its not right to do it then it's entirely up to you.
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[MOD][SlimBean 7.5] 45 Steps Volume mod for fine-tuning media volume

for now, SlimBean version 7.5 only
45 Steps Volume Mod
1. Download this framework.jar and paste into /system/framework/ using a file manager with root access (e.g. ES File explorer, root explorer, etc)
2. Make sure permissions are set to rw-r-r
3. Reboot
Enjoy!
Out of curiosity, do you have the source of what you changed, and what exactly was changed before the framework.jar was compiled?
I wouldn't recommend installing an unknown compiled replacement for the framework.jar without understanding what exactly was changed and how, especially as it may impact other functions of the rom depending on what exactly was changed. Also this mod might not work after 7.5 as there's going to be a major framework change in the next week(lies).
I'll create a new one when a new version of SlimBean releases if people want it.
bleuwave said:
I'll create a new one when a new version of SlimBean releases if people want it.
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I'm curious if the framework.jar differs from device to device (I'm not an android developer so it's not within the scope of my knowledge). Because personally I haven't had a sound volume problem with Mako/N4... now the Nexus 7 on the other hand, gotta crank that baby up +12 decibels in DSPManager just to sound loud enough.
It's of course one of the reasons I asked about source, because if it's something minor here or there and just re-compiled for a specific, that would be easier to deployed in my opinion.
Here's the tutorial I followed.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=42631958
Mods, feel free to remove this thread if posting this is more bothersome that it is worth
bleuwave said:
Here's the tutorial I followed.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=42631958
Mods, feel free to remove this thread if posting this is more bothersome that it is worth
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Oh I see now, basically patching up some of the file's values for the desired result as opposed to doing it from source.
kbeezie said:
Oh I see now, basically patching up some of the file's values for the desired result as opposed to doing it from source.
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Yeah if you do it, then you can complain.
bleuwave said:
Yeah if you do it, then you can complain.
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Know what would be really handy, if you know how to do it.
An Aroma installer (like I did for my sd-ext/dataswap enabler in my sig).
Basically package two versions of the framework.jar, modified and unmodified. Flashing the zip in recovery will ask if you want to apply the mod, or uninstall the mod, and replace the framework.jar with what you want (or alternatively two zips for apply and restore).
kbeezie said:
Know what would be really handy, if you know how to do it.
An Aroma installer (like I did for my sd-ext/dataswap enabler in my sig).
Basically package two versions of the framework.jar, modified and unmodified. Flashing the zip in recovery will ask if you want to apply the mod, or uninstall the mod, and replace the framework.jar with what you want (or alternatively two zips for apply and restore).
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Youre right. I thought about it and concluded I'm not handy enough to create a flashable zip let alone an Aroma installer like the Beanstalk rom guy did in the Android Development forums. I'm thinking it that it may be possible to just do it all via flashable scripts for EVERY rom instead of just slimbean 7.5 but then again, I don't have any training with code. I'm now thinking my mod doesn't deserve a thread of its own lol (especially if people don't trust random files - and they rightfully shouldn't). But, nice looking out!
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Youre right. I thought about it and concluded I'm not handy enough to create a flashable zip let alone an Aroma installer like the Beanstalk rom guy did in the Android Development forums. I'm thinking it that it may be possible to just do it all via flashable scripts for EVERY rom instead of just slimbean 7.5 but then again, I don't have any training with code. I'm now thinking my mod doesn't deserve a thread of its own lol (especially if people don't trust random files - and they rightfully shouldn't). But, nice looking out!
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Technically mods are supposed to have a thread of their own, rather than just tagged in a rom thread.
That way anyone who has questions or issues can discuss them in the thread specific to that mod
Besides, a thread of it's own makes it seem a bit more um... legitimate.
kbeezie said:
Besides, a thread of it's own makes it seem a bit more um... legitimate.
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just rofl

Debloater 3.4 released

Come on over to the thread and check out the tool. It will remove "Bloat" the easy way.. Root or No Root as long as you are running 4.4.x (KitKat). Come check it out..
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/debloater-remove-carrier-bloat-t2998294
Please post all questions in the dedicated Q&A or leave comments in the main thread above.
Heh I'm a cm guy forever
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Six hundred and something views only 3 Thanks SMH! Come on people we have to do a better job at showing appreciation, this man asks for nothing! the least we can do is say Thanks... For such a handy tool.
does anybody have a list of what is safe to block/disable?
Is there a good debloat block list for the spr note 4? Not lookin to remove but a good block list for those that have used it before would be cool.
Running list of Note 4 Sprint/Samsung bloat/apps that are safe to remove
http://forum.xda-developers.com/not...art-list-note-4-sprint-samsung-bloat-t2914439
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Will it work for lp ROMs ??
pbedard said:
Will it work for lp ROMs ??
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Sure does!
The Op specifies KK only though
For lollipop, the lines for deleting /system/app/xx.apk and /system/app-priv/xx.apk would have to be changed to delete folders rather than apk's. Then there's applications that changed names.
As far as compatibility from update to update, Samsung and Sprint are fond of changing apps from system/app to /system/priv-app or adding revs to the titles. With that said, this is not compatible update to update and especially not lollipop.
You basically have to look at your ROM system folders and go line by line comparing the updater-script correcting as you go until it's right. Then look for apps that may have changed names, more bloat, etc.
I like to take this script, add mods and customize it so I can have something to flash if needing to go back to stock tar.

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