I want to add the notifications from my nexus 7 to my GN2. I'm sure you guys know that there isn't an option to add notifications like you can add ringtones. I have the notifications copied to my GN2 but when I try to move them into the /system/media/audio/notifications folder it fails. (Exact path may be incorrect.)
I'm rooted on stock 4.3 with default recovery. SuperSU was unable to disable KNOX. I've been trying to copy the files using Astro file manager.
Had anyone ever been able to successfully do this?
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This may sound dumb but I cannot find where the phone is installing the apps. I'm just trying to restore manually some things related to the Zedge app but cannot find the folder. I am not rooted yet but I should be able to see the app folder right?
It's /data/app like any android phone. Not sure if you will be able to access that partition unless you are rooted.
Ok that folder shows up empty. Must need root then to view it. Ty
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The Groupon app has a lovely notification sound, however I cannot find the file anywhere on my phone. I've tried looking via a local file explorer and the Android File Transfer tool for Mac. I want to use the notification for my SMS.
Does anyone know where to find the file?
Thanks!
Your going to need to extract the apk on a computer and find the audio file there, Then move it to the phone, move it to this directory- /system/media/audio/notifications
Then reboot.
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Found it
Here's the file in case anyone is looking for it.
Hi,
I am currently running: Jelly "Beans" Custom rom: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2221268
I am a large fan of the sms app that they have, but would like to switch roms. I like the way it looks and the custom colors that were placed within the system SMS app. Is there a way to create a flashable .zip file of this messageing app to flash onto a different new rom?
I've searched to check if there is a flashable.zip file available for this customized SMS app and can't seem to find it, if someone has a link to the SMS flashable zip already, that would work also.
Thanks
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2133552
Works well. Flash it.in recovery and you might need to do it a few times before you find one with working mms.
Also in the future to push apps to system just a file explorer with root access and copy any app you want and then paste is it the system/app folder. Make sure the folder is R/W and change permissions to rw-r-r
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Looking GI if an exchange bypass for 4.3. I'm gonna try 4.2.2 flushable zip. But was curious if any one had any thoughts first.
Thanks
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I tried to use the batch file to do this however it would not update my device after it patched the apks. I would like a working one also.
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mbwsutherland said:
Looking GI if an exchange bypass for 4.3. I'm gonna try 4.2.2 flushable zip. But was curious if any one had any thoughts first.
Thanks
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Another option would be to utilize Touchdown instead of the stock Exchange account. This does two things - the pin requirement is now when you launch the touchdown app and not the lockscreen. The second thing is that it still meets your organization's security requirements, so you will not show up on their radar. Essentially it just locks the exchange content and not your personal content.
Working for me so far anyway, so thought I'd pass along as a second option if you can't disable the pin reqt for Exchange.
OK I got it working by doing the following:
You must be rooted.
Download this to the tablet.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1749921
DOWNLOAD (Android 4.3.x):
ExchangeNoPIN-4.3.x.zip (v4.0)
Use something like Es File explorer
Click on tools on the side
Click on root explorer
Select mount R/W
Select r/w for system
Navigate to \System\App
Rename EmailGoogle.apk to EmailGoogle.apk.bak and Email2Exchange.apk to Email2Exchange.apk.bak
Next unzip the file downloaded
Rename the two apks in the file from Email.apk to EmailGoogle.apk and Exchange2.apk to Exchange2Google.apk
Move both files to \System\app
Reboot
Profit!!
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crystalstylez said:
OK I got it working by doing the following:
You must be rooted.
Download this to the tablet.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1749921
DOWNLOAD (Android 4.3.x):
ExchangeNoPIN-4.3.x.zip (v4.0)
Use something like Es File explorer
Click on tools on the side
Click on root explorer
Select mount R/W
Select r/w for system
Navigate to \System\App
Rename EmailGoogle.apk to EmailGoogle.apk.bak and Email2Exchange.apk to Email2Exchange.apk.bak
Next unzip the file downloaded
Rename the two apks in the file from Email.apk to EmailGoogle.apk and Exchange2.apk to Exchange2Google.all
Move both files to \System\app
Reboot
Profit!!
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Nice, thanks!!
I will say a word of caution, for folks that did this on Galaxy S3 AOSP roms, their email eventually stopped working. I'm not sure if this is similar or not, but keep an eye on it if you choose to try this.
That being said, I'll probably try this.
How do you set a custom notification sound?
If you use zedge and download notifications it should sort it into the correct folder then when you change it in sounds you should be able to select it. Or put your notifications into notifications using a file browser. Or it might have to go into media-notifications.
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DroidShift79 said:
How do you set a custom notification sound?
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On your Memory Card or internal storage, make a create a folder named "Media", inside it another folder named "Notifications". Put the notification files you need inside it. Or it might even work without the "Media" folder, just a "Notification" folder.