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[APP][UPDATED]Facebook Home No Root Required!

Here is the official apk guys Dev Host
U need to change your build prob with a root file explorer and change it to this supported device Galaxy Note 2
ro.product.model=GT-N7100
ro.product.brand=samsung
ro.product.name=t03gxx
ro.product.device=t03g
ro.product.manufacturer=samsung
ro.com.google.clientidbase=android-samsung
Also make sure you have updated both facebook and messenger app
UPDATED!!!!!!!!!
Paul from modaco has made it available to everyone! http://www.modaco.com/topic/361924-facebook-home-download-including-patched-apk-version/

Garner said:
Here is the official apk guys Dev Host
Got it fully working now all you need to do is change your build prop to one of the supported devices like the note 2 f then install the apk from the market
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Can you please tell me exactly which line of Build.prop to change to what? noob here Oh and will it affect anything else on my device if I change this build.prop line?

Kostas1601 said:
Can you please tell me exactly which line of Build.prop to change to what? noob here Oh and will it affect anything else on my device if I change this build.prop line?
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Sure can see above

Awesome! Thanks man ^_^ Been wanting to give this a text drive for awhile. Works fine on my Nexus ^_^
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Kostas1601 said:
Can you please tell me exactly which line of Build.prop to change to what? noob here Oh and will it affect anything else on my device if I change this build.prop line?
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yeah, will changing the build.prop affect my device with my other apps? or in the future of downloading new apps?

Garner said:
Sure can see above
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Thanks a lot man :good:, another thing, will changing this have any other impact on my device? Can/should I change it back or does it just not matter?
thanks again :good:

it SHOULDNT matter guys.....but this will block OTA's from updating and stuff, so if that is important to you.
but always make a backup of the build.prop just to be sure. once FB home is available to EVERYONE, i would change it back just to be safe....but again, it shouldn't mess with anything else. most apps are available on the Note 2, so it shouldn't be a problem.

itsyourboyerik said:
yeah, will changing the build.prop affect my device with my other apps? or in the future of downloading new apps?
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it may have a minor effect on apps that are for the Gnex or Note only in the market, but you should not see much of an issue
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well i updated my prop file and rebooted and i still cant use FB home. i get the "you device is not supported, click to open facebook" message
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ok im updating messenger .. missed that step..

Works nice but boring launcher only good thing is chat heads which we have without home he he
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OK, did it, got it installed and working. after using it for 15 minutes, its just not for me.

got mine working, going to try it for a day to see if i care that much about facebook (i dont think i do)
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After testing i realized the following, i like the novelty of the home screen, but i dont want it as my launcher. i would like to be able to open it when i want in still have my launcher be the default home button. but every time i launch it, it tried to take over as launcher..

Where do you go to edit the build prob to make it work for the GNexus?

How can I uninstall the previous dev version :S won't let me install the new one
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jakmayhopher said:
Where do you go to edit the build prob to make it work for the GNexus?
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download file manager,
get root access
go to root > system > build.prop edit

works perfect for my galaxy Nexus. And I like URL so much so far. Great job!!
Sent from my GT-N7100 using xda premium

Worked great, but I have 1 problem...Notifications don't seem to be working... anyone else with this issue?

...did that build.prop edit and after reboot rom doesn't boot, stuck at bootlogo for about 5 mins now. good thing I made a rom backup yesterday.
Tried facebook messenger first when it was updated and chat heads don't work, anyone know why ?

So far it's been alright. Sending regular sms have been hit or miss. Sometimes they send but sometimes they don't on GNEX
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Changed build prop and still says device isn't supported :/ Tried changing to a GS3 as well, not luck either.
Does it matter if parts of the build prop mentions toro/tuna? Or does the rom I'm using matter?

answer
jakmayhopher said:
Where do you go to edit the build prob to make it work for the GNexus?
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Go to system - build.prop
work fine on my GT-N7000

APJG said:
Changed build prop and still says device isn't supported :/ Tried changing to a GS3 as well, not luck either.
Does it matter if parts of the build prop mentions toro/tuna? Or does the rom I'm using matter?
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Uninstall and reinstall FB Home. You have to have your build.prop changed prior to the installation of the FB Home app.

[Q] disabling stock Sprint lg g3 boot and shutdown animations

I was hoping someone can help me figure out how to disable these or disable and install the ones I downloaded that are the android l boot animations?

Mime is an Australian version and the boot and shutdown animations are located in /data/.op/opt_au/
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I was hoping this was in the q&a section

randyrampage609 said:
I was hoping someone can help me figure out how to disable these or disable and install the ones I downloaded that are the android l boot animations?
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the files are under system/media. you can download and put new files there, as long as they are names the same then new animations will work fine

stas333 said:
the files are under system/media. you can download and put new files there, as long as they are names the same then new animations will work fine
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I tried putting them in the locations you suggested before I posted this but when I went to rename the Sprint animations and then copy the new files to suggested folder the Sprint ones came up on boot and shutdown still be in mind I was doing this on my phone would it be easier to use my laptop instead?

randyrampage609 said:
I tried putting them in the locations you suggested before I posted this but when I went to rename the Sprint animations and then copy the new files to suggested folder the Sprint ones came up on boot and shutdown still be in mind I was doing this on my phone would it be easier to use my laptop instead?
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rename the sprint animations with ending ".bak". Also, make sure the permissions is right

stas333 said:
rename the sprint animations with ending ".bak". Also, make sure the permissions is right
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I'm using supersu and xposed installer how would i go about making sure the permissions are right and i think i have the Sprint files labeled as .bak

randyrampage609 said:
I'm using supersu and xposed installer how would i go about making sure the permissions are right and i think i have the Sprint files labeled as .bak
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file editor.

stas333 said:
file editor.
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Can you elaborate on file editor please? Thanks

The Sprint Boot Animations are in carrier/cust/poweroff and /poweron. If you messed with /system/media you deleted stock LG animations not Sprint.
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This is covered in the Sprint Themes section
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And you need to use Root Explorer or some kind of good root file browser with r/w capabilities
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To get rid of the Sprint animations delete them from /poweron and /poweroff. Dont overwrite them with something else, just delete them and use /system/media for any custom or stock LG animations. Hope this helped.
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sinisin said:
The Sprint Boot Animations are in carrier/cust/poweroff and /poweron. If you messed with /system/media you deleted stock LG animations not Sprint.
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This is covered in the Sprint Themes section
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And you need to use Root Explorer or some kind of good root file browser with r/w capabilities
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To get rid of the Sprint animations delete them from /poweron and /poweroff. Dont overwrite them with something else, just delete them and use /system/media for any custom or stock LG animations. Hope this helped.
Sent from my LGLS990 using Tapatalk
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Thanks I'll try what you suggested when I get home

And if you could be so kind to explain how the permissions are set for the new animations and to delete the Sprint ones that would be helpful I usually know this stuff but I tried out iPhone for a year so I need to get back into android customization before the iPhone I had HTC one x on cyanogen thanks for all the help

sinisin said:
The Sprint Boot Animations are in carrier/cust/poweroff and /poweron. If you messed with /system/media you deleted stock LG animations not Sprint.
Sent from my LGLS990 using Tapatalk
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This is covered in the Sprint Themes section
Sent from my LGLS990 using Tapatalk
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And you need to use Root Explorer or some kind of good root file browser with r/w capabilities
Sent from my LGLS990 using Tapatalk
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To get rid of the Sprint animations delete them from /poweron and /poweroff. Dont overwrite them with something else, just delete them and use /system/media for any custom or stock LG animations. Hope this helped.
Sent from my LGLS990 using Tapatalk
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yes you helped greatly just disabled the stock sprint animations now when i shutdown it doesnt do the lg animation which is fine because i want to get rid of them as well but the start up lg plays anyway to disable that one

rwrr are the permissions and any animations that are still playing are in system/media unless you're talking about the splash screen(the lg screen before the boot animation) in which case thats part of the kernel and not able to change.
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Update: BusyBox-1.26.1-YDS-x86

Update: BusyBox-1.26.2-YDS-x86

what is the use of busybox... i'm new to this kinda stuff ,help me?
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do i configure the file to .bak?

vkapoor201 said:
what is the use of busybox... i'm new to this kinda stuff ,help me?
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do i configure the file to .bak?
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Busybox allows you or programs to perform actions on your phone using Linux (copied from Unix) commands. Android is basically a specialized Linux OS with a Java compatible (Dalvik) machine for running programs. The Android kernel is a modified version of the Linux kernel (that is why the Android kernel must always be open source). Busybox gives functionality to your phone that it does not have without it. Many programs, especially root programs such as Titanium Backup, require busybox to perform the functions of the program. Without busybox installed your phone is much more limited in what it can do.

ryukseloglu said:
Busybox allows you or programs to perform actions on your phone using Linux (copied from Unix) commands. Android is basically a specialized Linux OS with a Java compatible (Dalvik) machine for running programs. The Android kernel is a modified version of the Linux kernel (that is why the Android kernel must always be open source). Busybox gives functionality to your phone that it does not have without it. Many programs, especially root programs such as Titanium Backup, require busybox to perform the functions of the program. Without busybox installed your phone is much more limited in what it can do.
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do I have to configure the file to .bak?

vkapoor201 said:
do I have to configure the file to .bak?
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No. I do not understand why you ask such a question? I already explained the setup clearly.

ryukseloglu said:
No. I do not understand why you ask such a question? I already explained the setup clearly.
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I was asking that because I've not experienced a noticeable difference in the volume

vkapoor201 said:
I was asking that because I've not experienced a noticeable difference in the volume
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Have you made Viper4Android settings?
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0BxJX4qjnGDeDWjdudGhaVEt2am8
This mode is the audio enhancement mode.
Download the files.
Use Root Explorer.
Copy files to system/ etc / paramater-framework / settings / audio. Set the permissions to rw-r-r and restart the device.

ryukseloglu said:
Have you made Viper4Android settings?
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0BxJX4qjnGDeDWjdudGhaVEt2am8
This mode is the audio enhancement mode.
Download the files.
Use Root Explorer.
Copy files to / etc / paramater-framework / settings / audio. Set the permissions to rw-r-r and restart the device.
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you should mention this in steps....
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ryukseloglu said:
Have you made Viper4Android settings?
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0BxJX4qjnGDeDWjdudGhaVEt2am8
This mode is the audio enhancement mode.
Download the files.
Use Root Explorer.
Copy files to / etc / paramater-framework / settings / audio. Set the permissions to rw-r-r and restart the device.
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files are already present in there

Subject Updated.

Is this alright?

vkapoor201 said:
you should mention this in steps....
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files are already present in there
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https://drive.google.com/folderview?...jdudGhaVEt2am8
This mode is the audio enhancement mode.
Download the files.
Use Root Explorer.
Copy files to system / etc / paramater-framework / settings / audio. Set the permissions to rw-r-r and restart the device.
These are mod files

vkapoor201 said:
Is this alright?
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Just like that.

ryukseloglu said:
Just like that.
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after removing the driver..... and rebooting and deleting the files from the audio folder.... sound volume increased...

vkapoor201 said:
after removing the driver..... and rebooting and deleting the files from the audio folder.... sound volume increased...
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Do the same with these files.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B54aLmjSpvLbZ0tGRHliUGF5bEE/view

ryukseloglu said:
Do the same with these files.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B54aLmjSpvLbZ0tGRHliUGF5bEE/view
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showing file unsupported

vkapoor201 said:
showing file unsupported
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Don't you look at him. Apply. Nougat supports.

ryukseloglu said:
Don't you look at him. Apply. Nougat supports.
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wtf are you talking about?

vkapoor201 said:
wtf are you talking about?
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Nougat supports. Lollipop writing is not important.

Huawei P10 stereo speaker mod oreo [Magisk Module]

This mod enables the earspeaker to act as the second speaker in combination with the main bottom firing speaker.
This mod is tested on the B379 firmware on the VTR-L09. The difference is not night and day in my opinion but try it yourself.
It's not completely tweaked yet but it works.
Module is made for magisk 17 and higher.
Download is in the attachment.
*Disclaimer
Flash and use at your own risk! If you blame me for ruining your phone, you should fish slap yourself

It's not worth it...it is to low on volume.
But still, thanks
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Can you give a mod to make it back?

Just disable the module. I will tweak it later more.

I disable it but the mod is still activated
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And now I dont have any sound...can you give me the stock mixer?

Mrawy said:
I disable it but the mod is still activated
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And now I dont have any sound...can you give me the stock mixer?
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Did you reboot? If it's still active I'll upload the original file from b379
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wulsic said:
Did you reboot? If it's still active I'll upload the original file from b379
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Yeah I reboot it...and now I dont have any sound.
I tried to install it back.and still no sound

Mrawy said:
Yeah I reboot it...and now I dont have any sound.
I tried to install it back.and still no sound
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That's weird, I don't face those issues. Try to check its permissions if it's rw r r(644) in /odm/etc/audio/hi6403/mixer_volumes_VICTORIA_ce.xml
You can use the terminal to chmod 644 /odm/etc/audio/hi6403/mixer_volumes_VICTORIA_ce.xml
Or use root browser. If those things don't work try to replace the file with a copy of /odm/etc/audio/hi6403/mixer_volumes_VICTORIA_normal.xml. Can't make a flashable zip right now, still odd behavior.
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Where is download link ?

[Android 10] Soak/MFN testers only!

Hi!
After some help I found out that we can pull the update from Motorola's servers but there's one problem: We need someone's Serial Number (`adb shell getprop ro.boot.serialno` or `*#06#`) and the ota shh1 (adb shell getprop ro.mot.build.guid to access the update.
Use this link and edit it with your serial number: https://motoota.lolinet.com/guid.php?guid=YourGUID&carrier=retin&sn=YourSerialNumber
Or use this app:

Fields required to be completed with lines from build prop but without root cannot acces that file.
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With all fields completed it's not working

dorinel01 said:
Fields required to be completed with lines from build prop but without root cannot acces that file.
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With all fields completed it's not working
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You can access those prop values from adb without root or termux (using getprop [value])
If the links gives you nothing try to use retin as the carrier. Also make sure you meet the requirements:
- updated to Android 10
- You have received the 10 beta thought MFN/SOAK tests

I've added an app in the attachment that does what the link I posted here .

And what did you manage to install 10?

piotriix said:
And what did you manage to install 10?
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Unfortunately no. But the app I added to the attachment it checks for your phone version and tries to download the OTA you're on.