Hi all!
I did follow the instructions below:
1. Open SQLite Editor
2. Under the Apps tab, click Settings storage
3. Click settings.db*
4. Click System*
5. Search for "lockscreen"*
6. Edit the field "lockscreen_ripple_effect"*
7. Change the value to*3
But I have a problem, it works very well but when I reboot, the value auto back to 0 so can't get effect.
HOW TO FIX IT??
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At somepoint while i had the Xperia Sola, the 4.2 version of the Xperia Launcher by SeraJr constantly force closed, and eventualy all the launcers i had. Tried all solutions i could find, wipe chache wipe dalvik, use stock rom, reflash, nada. The reason, i thought, was the lack of ram, xperia sola had 512 RAM, but on xperia S the situation is different, it has 1 GB of ram and still FC then i found this
VERSION 1.
Create a Unix script file with no extension (I named it 97oom) with Notepad++ and put it in your i/system/etc/init.d/ folder and put this inside:
Code:
#!/system/bin/sh
sleep 60
PPID=$(pidof [B]com.estrongs.android.safer[/B])
echo "-17" > /proc/$PPID/oom_adj
Permissions: chmod 755 /system/etc/init.d/97oom (same as 10overclock)
You can also do it on the phone itself:
1. Make a copy of 10overclock
2. Renamed it to 97oom (I have a 98governor and a 99complete so...)
3. Deleted the text and put the text you see above
4. Set permissions
The bold text in the above code is the process name of the app that you want to protect!
You can also do this in GScript Lite with this:
Code:
PPID=$(pidof com.estrongs.android.safer)
echo "-17" > /proc/$PPID/oom_adj
This comes in handy for apps that don't load on bootup - just run a GScript for those apps
I suggest you get Busybox Installer and have it install the latest BusyBox (v1.19).
This ensures GScript doesn't spit out ugly stderr: messages.
GScript Tip: 1. Make a file (with any text editor) with the commands
................. 2. Rename it with an .sh extension (example 97oom.sh)
................. 3. Put it in sdcard/gscript folder
................. 4. Run GScript, Menu key, Add script, and click Load file, select a script and Save (leave SU checked)
Even better, you can make shortcut for any GScript.
Long press desktop > Shortcuts > GScript Lite > Select... BOOYA!
Then reboot to test!
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I'm still testing myself, but at this point i can say that it works.
All credits go to zeppelinrox
VERSION 2
This i think is a better way to fix any launcher redraw, testet it myself and it works flawlessly. It seems that you need to patch the services.jar from the system framework in order to make the priority of the launcher from 6 to 1 (NOTE: only the launcher set to default will go to priority 1, any launcher is fine)
You can use Auto Memory Manager (AMM) to check the launcher's OOM priority
What you need:
1. Rooted ICS phone
2. Root Explorer
3. Deodexed stock or custom rom
Instructions:
1. Open up device browser http://android.mimic.ca/
2. File upload > choose file > Root Explorer > phone menu > home > system > framework > services.jar
3. This will exit to the ICS OOM Priority Charger webapp
4. Upload
5. Download > Save As "services.jar" > OK
6. Open Root explore and navigate to /sdcard/Download
7. Long tap services.jar > copy
8. Back > back > system > framework
9. Mount R/W
10. Paste > overwrite
11. Set permissions: long tap services.jar > permissions > rw-r--r--
12. Reboot
13. Use AMM app to check your launcer's OOM priority =1
14. Enjoy
All Credits for this mod UpInTheAir
After that you launcher will never be a problem
I'm not responsible for damages on your phone, use it at your own risk.
Please test and give feedback and if its ok dont forget do hit THANKS
If this was helpfull please press Thanks
Re: [MOD][FIX launcer redraws] Lock apps to memory
You can easily instal whole supercharger.
It wi be stronger, no redraws, lag free.
Sent from my LT26i
electrash said:
You can easily instal whole supercharger.
It wi be stronger, no redraws, lag free.
Sent from my LT26i
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The V6 one?
Yess it may be, but i wated only the lock app part
Update first post, ver 2.
Is anyone who have there device flashed to boost mobile have had recent issues with mms not auto retrieving or device keeps going to 1xrtt? I already have auto retrieve message settings checked off and mobile data enabled for whatever reason I only have a option to click on download.It was working before with stock messaging app and hancent.Now both have issues auto retrieving. The fix I had for apn mms fix was in this thread
Im stock rooted/md4 deodex
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1794956
Steps are below
Method 1 - (the real fix, but requires a rooted phone):
***UPDATE***
I've confirmed that this method works on ICS (4.0.4) and Jellybean (4.1.1 & 4.1.2). Tested and working on Galaxy S3 and Note 2.
1a) Download this working Sprint APN xml file: https://www.box.com/s/40x5ac2c6u0ckzfz59ig (click on download button at the top)
OR
1b) For Boost, download this xml file: https://www.box.com/s/o9folfrq00ee9p2qj5pv (click on download button at the top)
OR
1c) For Virgin Mobile, download this xml file: https://www.box.com/s/9itl21drpp84enqeszc9 (click on download button at the top)
2) Download and install "APN Backup & Restore" from the Google Play Store to your phone: https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...pRestore&hl=en
3) Convert the "APN Backup & Restore" into a system app by either using Titanium Backup, or simply use Root Explorer/ES File Explorer (root enable it) to move the APK from /data/app to /system/app.
4) Reboot the phone.
5) Launch the app, click on menu, then click on "Disable ICS Check".
6) In the main app menu, click on "Backup APNs". This will create a directory called "ApnBackupRestore" in your /mnt/sdcard.
7) Copy the xml file from step 1 to the /mnt/sdcard/ApnBackupRestore folder.
8) Go back to the main app menu, click on "Delete APNs" and confirm it.
9) Go back to the main app menu, click on "Restore APNs".
10) Choose the file you downloaded from step 1 and confirm it.
11) Reboot your phone.
12) Done.
It was working fine with auto retrieving but not anymore.Also checking under menu/settings/about phone status shows 1xrtt in multiple locations.I also have friends with boost s3/note 2/s4 and there coverage would be evdo,anyone else having issues with this? It recently just started
anyone?
thank you
brianhot1 said:
anyone?
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thank you for you help this really helped me on my sgs3 i flas a rom and i was not able to send mms .. but after this i can thank you
I saw that this game is big sensation..So I was a little bit curious,and i found this
So If you wanna be a big guy in your team (friends) follow these steps (your device must be rooted!!)
1. Download this game from market
2. You need a file manager that can access root folders (ex. es file explorer)..And when you download these 2 you are ready to go
3. Run game,and play it until you crash (that will be very fast ) or immediately..
4. Just hit a home button
5. Run your's file explorer that can access root files,and in search type "flappy" and you will be navigated to "com.gears.flappybird" enter in that file
6. Then you will see folder "shared_prefs" and open that folder
7. You will see "FlappyBird.xml" and open it with text editor
8. And you will see code line
Code:
<int name="score" value = "1" /
9. Tap on options menu and tap edit
10. And instead of 1 type and number you want And tap options menu and save
11. Exit file explorer and press recent app's button and get back to the game..Tap to play again and when you crash in high score you will see the number that you type
This tutorial was made by me!
If you like it,you know what should you do
Tnx
Not on leaderboards
big noob said:
I saw that this game is big sensation..So I was a little bit curious,and i found this
So If you wanna be a big guy in your team (friends) follow these steps (your device must be rooted!!)
1. Download this game from market
2. You need a file manager that can access root folders (ex. es file explorer)..And when you download these 2 you are ready to go
3. Run game,and play it until you crash (that will be very fast ) or immediately..
4. Just hit a home button
5. Run your's file explorer that can access root files,and in search type "flappy" and you will be navigated to "com.gears.flappybird" enter in that file
6. Then you will see folder "shared_prefs" and open that folder
7. You will see "FlappyBird.xml" and open it with text editor
8. And you will see code line
Code:
<int name="score" value = "1" /
9. Tap on options menu and tap edit
10. And instead of 1 type and number you want And tap options menu and save
11. Exit file explorer and press recent app's button and get back to the game..Tap to play again and when you crash in high score you will see the number that you type
This tutorial was made by me!
If you like it,you know what should you do
Tnx
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Well it does work. But the score doesn't appear on the leaderboards.
Not? Hmm..Try cleaning the game cache and try again..Cause it works for me..It shows if you put normal number
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This method works for many games.
The reason it doesn't update on the leaderbords in Google Play is just simply because the game stores your score when you actually achieved it.
In other words; the shared preference value is only used for the dialog when you die.
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Just Use GameCIH
That's all
i have searched but didn't find the file
sam53 said:
i have searched but didn't find the file
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Use any root explorer and go to /data/data/com.dotgear.flappy.
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Nice. Thank you for sharing
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I had to modify this from instrux in this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2283615
I suppose since my phone is unlocked, those instrux didn't work right for me.
I am going to make these as dummy-proof as possible, since I is a dummy:
This worked for my LG Optimus Pro E980.
1) Phone must be rooted (easy to do, other posts cover that)
2) Pay $3 and download SQLite editor by Speed Software to your phone
3) Open SQLite Editor on your phone
4) Click on "FILES" tab on top
5) Click on "data"
6) Click on "data" (from this point on, you may have to do some scrolling to find the right entry)
7) Click on "com.android.providers.settings"
8) Click on "databases"
9) Click on "settings.db"
10) Click on "system"
11) Click on "tether_entitlement_check_state" so it highlights grey (on mine, it's _id 24343, and so was near the bottom of the list. Yours may differ)
12) Click the pencil icon on top to start editing
13) Change the value to 0 (Mine was 5)
14) Click "Save"
15) Reboot your phone
16) Turn on Wifi Hotspot, and start Hotspottin'!
Hey,
i just got a new tablet for me and my wife and was shocked, that the android multiuser feature is disabled in EMUI 4 (MM).
So, since i've a rooted device, i just tried something working on other devices:
1. Get rooted - no way around i think (probably adb...?)
2. Get a root file manager with notepad (e.g. ES Explorer)
3. Navigate to /system/build.prop and open it with editor
4. Add the following 2 lines at the end:
Code:
fw.max_users=3
fw.show_multiuserui=1
5. Exit and save, reboot.
6. Check Settings -> User
7. Be Happy.
Hope this helps someone!
Greetings, Chris
.sirhc said:
Hey,
i just got a new tablet for me and my wife and was shocked, that the android multiuser feature is disabled in EMUI 4 (MM).
So, since i've a rooted device, i just tried something working on other devices:
1. Get rooted - no way around i think (probably adb...?)
2. Get a root file manager with notepad (e.g. ES Explorer)
3. Navigate to /system/build.prop and open it with editor
4. Add the following 2 lines at the end:
Code:
fw.max_users=3
fw.show_multiuserui=1
5. Exit and save, reboot.
6. Check Settings -> User
7. Be Happy.
Hope this helps someone!
Greetings, Chris
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Thanks for this. You should probably move this post to the "Guides" subforum if you can (mods, please help)