i am using xperia m dual ,i want to add extra toggles i have used several xposed modules but none of them worked in my device and few of them made my phone to cause bootloop pls help me
my device xperia m dual JB(4.3) Rooted and have odex rom
i need toggles like image shown below
Modules won't help you. It would require a different SystemUI to obtain that. In order to have it, head over here. Search for ported SystemUIs from Xperia devices like from Xperia M2.
i have used m2 system UI it was not working in my mobile showing error as "Unfortunately system UI is Stopped" this error is showed continuously as i mentioned above i have an ODEX rom so these ports are not working in my mobile pls give me any other idea
Yes, it will if you're going to delete the SystemUI.odex. Try it.
I use the xperia z2 systemui. It gives me a lot of toggles as you can see below. You can find it in the themes and apps section.
He has XMD. Might be better if he use T2's or M2's.
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UPDATE: Take a look at this Xposed Module by @itandy, it'll give you the same results of this modded APK and it's easier to install (since you need only Xposed Installer). Also, it'll work in any Android version available for Xperia M, while this modded APK will work only in stock 4.2.2 ROM
As you guys may already know, Stamina Mode is a power management state included with many Xperia phones that improves battery life up to 4 times by disabling background apps/processes when the screen is locked and automatically enabling them again when screen is unlocked. However, when Stamina mode is enabled, the LED notifications are completely disabled or replaced with a generic three-time white LED notification, depending of the Android version running in your Xperia.
Third-party apps (like Light Flow) are completely disabled in Stamina Mode, even if you whitelist it. So, based on the info posted by @quisvir I managed to mod SuperStamina.apk from Xperia M dual. The APK used on Android 4.2 based ROMs seems to be different, so, the enableLeds() call isn't present in the decompiled smali. Using the modded version quisvir made for Xperia SP causes boot loops on Xperia M dual (C2004/C2005), so I researched a little and after some tests, I got the changes working...
The only file that was modified in this mod is smali/com/sonymobile/superstamina/xssm/Xssm.smali, where I removed these lines from the method setPowerStateLocked:
Code:
iget-object v0, p0, Lcom/sonymobile/superstamina/xssm/Xssm;->mService:Lcom/sonymobile/superstamina/XperiaPowerService;
invoke-virtual {v0, v13}, Lcom/sonymobile/superstamina/XperiaPowerService;->enableLedsOverride(Z)V
I tested the modded APK in Xperia M dual (C2004/C2005) running 4.2.2 and it works flawlessly, even with third-party apps, but it should work with any Xperia running stock ROM based on Android 4.2. It won't work in Xperia M (C1904/C1905) unless you have crossflashed it with 4.2.2 firmware from Xperia M dual. It'll also won't work in 4.3 firmware. If you have Xperia M running 4.1 and don't want to crossflash, the Xperia SP version from quisvir may work.
To install the mod, you'll need root access and a file manager (like Root Explorer or ES File Manager) to replace the original APK in /system/app. Also, make sure to set permissions to 0644. After that, reboot your phone and your LED notifications should work even with Stamina Mode on.
mbc07 said:
As you guys may already know, Stamina Mode is a power management state included with many Xperia phones that improves battery life up to 4 times by disabling background apps/processes when the screen is locked and automatically enabling them again when screen is unlocked. However, when Stamina mode is enabled, the LED notifications are completely disabled or replaced with a generic three-time white LED notification, depending of the Android version running in your Xperia.
Third-party apps (like Light Flow) are completely disabled in Stamina Mode, even if you whitelist it. So, based on the info posted by quisvir I managed to mod SuperStamina.apk from Xperia M dual. The APK used on Android 4.2 based ROMs seems to be different, so, the enableLeds() call isn't present in the decompiled smali. Using the modded version quisvir made for Xperia SP causes boot loops on Xperia M dual (C2004/C2005), so I researched a little and after some tests, I got the changes working...
The only file that was modified in this mod is smali/com/sonymobile/superstamina/xssm/Xssm.smali, where I removed these lines from the method setPowerStateLocked:
Code:
iget-object v0, p0, Lcom/sonymobile/superstamina/xssm/Xssm;->mService:Lcom/sonymobile/superstamina/XperiaPowerService;
invoke-virtual {v0, v13}, Lcom/sonymobile/superstamina/XperiaPowerService;->enableLedsOverride(Z)V
I tested the modded APK in Xperia M dual (C2004/C2005) and it works flawlessly, even with third-party apps (don't forget to whitelist them), but it should work with any Xperia running stock ROM based on Android 4.2. It won't work on Xperia M (C1904/C1905) unless you have crossflashed it with Xperia M dual firmware. This is because Xperia M runs Android 4.1, while Xperia M dual is on 4.2. If you have Xperia M and don't want to crossflash, the Xperia SP version from quisvir may work.
To install the mod, you'll need root access and a file manager (like Root Explorer or ES File Manager) to replace the original APK in /system/app. Also, make sure to set permissions to 0644. After that, reboot your phone and your LED notifications should work even with Stamina Mode on, but don't forget to whitelist your third-party app.
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good app thnks
thanks man :laugh::laugh:
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thanks man :good:
Thanks bro
Sent from my C1904 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
No need to post guys, just hit the thanks button...
I know since our device got the 4.3 update lots of us have wanted to try the xperia themes. While there are methods to patch the OS or manually install the theme APK's please avoid doing so. While the theme may be installed and may appear to be working, there are problems with UI elements (i.e. on-screen navigation buttons don't change). Firstly, the unofficial 'patch' of sorts installs the APK, but not all of the UI gets updated by the theme. Secondly, if you try switching from a theme that was installed to the phone (excluding the preinstalled ones), certain UI elements don't work properly (i.e. volume popup disappearing or not updating). Thirdly, the downloaded themes make the device lag, as compared to how smooth the preinstalled themes work.
So let us all wait on Sony to do their official update. The xperia themes can wait.
ismithx said:
I know since our device got the 4.3 update lots of us have wanted to try the xperia themes. While there are methods to patch the OS or manually install the theme APK's please avoid doing so. While the theme may be installed and may appear to be working, there are problems with UI elements (i.e. on-screen navigation buttons don't change). Firstly, the unofficial 'patch' of sorts installs the APK, but not all of the UI gets updated by the theme. Secondly, if you try switching from a theme that was installed to the phone (excluding the preinstalled ones), certain UI elements don't work properly (i.e. volume popup disappearing or not updating). Thirdly, the downloaded themes make the device lag, as compared to how smooth the preinstalled themes work.
So let us all wait on Sony to do their official update. The xperia themes can wait.
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mine working perfectly no lag,no bug,all nav,icons,ui are changing..
i think u didnt install them cleanly..[root and push them]
ansebovi said:
mine working perfectly no lag,no bug,all nav,icons,ui are changing..
i think u didnt install them cleanly..[root and push them]
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that's how I installed them as well.
ismithx said:
that's how I installed them as well.
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not them..install rom cleanly then root and push
ismithx said:
I know since our device got the 4.3 update lots of us have wanted to try the xperia themes. While there are methods to patch the OS or manually install the theme APK's please avoid doing so. While the theme may be installed and may appear to be working, there are problems with UI elements (i.e. on-screen navigation buttons don't change). Firstly, the unofficial 'patch' of sorts installs the APK, but not all of the UI gets updated by the theme. Secondly, if you try switching from a theme that was installed to the phone (excluding the preinstalled ones), certain UI elements don't work properly (i.e. volume popup disappearing or not updating). Thirdly, the downloaded themes make the device lag, as compared to how smooth the preinstalled themes work.
So let us all wait on Sony to do their official update. The xperia themes can wait.
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Using Root Explorer Go To Folder system/
vendor/overlay
Then Delete android-res.apk
Now Go To Settings/Personalisation Apply
Theme
Now Volume Bar Is Fixed
rsrishabh said:
Using Root Explorer Go To Folder system/
vendor/overlay
Then Delete android-res.apk
Now Go To Settings/Personalisation Apply
Theme
Now Volume Bar Is Fixed
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great! That worked after a restart!
But what does that apk do exactly? Is it not important?
need root
how did you root your phone i cant find a thread to root my xperia M
plus what is the best way to root your phone.
i used to use Framaroot from this forum/website but it doesn't work with 4.3 on some phones
dragonkiller96 said:
how did you root your phone i cant find a thread to root my xperia M
plus what is the best way to root your phone.
i used to use Framaroot from this forum/website but it doesn't work with 4.3 on some phones
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See the following thread in the Xperia M General section:
[SS/DS] [LB] Nicki Root - Full root method for Android 4.3 update (v1.1)
This provides root access for Locked Bootloader Xperia M
If you already have Android 4.3 on your phone you'll have to re-flash Android 4.1.2 to start the root process.
Android Bob said:
See the following thread in the Xperia M General section:
[SS/DS] [LB] Nicki Root - Full root method for Android 4.3 update (v1.1)
This provides root access for Locked Bootloader Xperia M
If you already have Android 4.3 on your phone you'll have to re-flash Android 4.1.2 to start the root process.
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time has flown by and i root my phone by using the new app Towel Root it rooted my phone in under 10mins
rsrishabh said:
Using Root Explorer Go To Folder system/
vendor/overlay
Then Delete android-res.apk
Now Go To Settings/Personalisation Apply
Theme
Now Volume Bar Is Fixed
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i found a collision with xposed framework before..... it may not true... ok i'm going to try ur mehod now... TIA...
(sorry for my bad english)
I would like to ask the developers to make our Xperia dark mod system applications and adding the imported interface of the newer Xperia on stock 4.3, because for all Xperia models are and our no, (please, on behalf of others, and its someone has created such a thing.
Black Conversations & Dialpad + Phonebook
Konrad69 said:
I would like to ask the developers to make our Xperia dark mod system applications and adding the imported interface of the newer Xperia on stock 4.3, because for all Xperia models are and our no, (please, on behalf of others, and its someone has created such a thing.
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This is not my work,but I found those mods somewhere here ,on xda.Just copy them with a root explorer, in write mode, in app folder and set proper permissions .Reboot phone.Cheers !
These fashion do not work on 4.3 are likely to be on 4.1.2 .. I would like someone to do for the Xperia M pack system applications from 4.3 with the black edition like on the Xperia Ltd. or Z, Zl, T, etc, do not know where I could be with the go.
Hi friends
are you bored of your Stock rom UI ..?
So here's a new themes and mods where you can easily customize your Stock rom with some nice xposed modules
I Know its not new i mean its already there but i just want to make you feel good in using it for who doesnt have a idea about this
Lets start
Before installing it make sure to backup your current data and everything with a recovery. It is recommended because some modules gonna overrides system defaults so incase if you want to revert back to stock experiance for that u must backup your rom/ if not also not a problem u can flash stock firmware and can get back your stock experiance
1. Download and install xposed installer
here is the video how to install it
2. Now its time for to download modules , open xposed installer there u will see a list of profiles containing framework,modules,download,settings etc.. you just need to hit download and search for modules there
3. Some of the recommended modules for customization
--->Android theme engine (to theme your status and navigation bars icons,colors etc..,)
--->AppOpsXposed (to manage permissions for apps installed in your phone like restricting apps to use your contacts,location,sd card access etc...,)
--->Gem Xperia Xposed (to theme your xperia launcher, system ui )
---> Gravity box
--->Serajir Xperia Xposed
--->Xblast tools
--->Xstana (to change your status and navigation bar icons)
--->Youtube Adway (to block ads in youtube while streaming)
and to theme your launcher follow this guide
Sorry for not detailing about how to use mods but not a problem u can find easily videos on youtube
and its just a little brain work if you know how to use one mod and you can easily know how to use the other mods
IF you have any doubts pls feel free to post you comments
Hey guys, I have an old Xperia XA living around, and I'm planning to root it soon and use substratum themes with Sony's ROM, but I'm confused if it's even substratum compatible or not.
Please let me know, thanks.
YoMarshMellow said:
Hey guys, I have an old Xperia XA living around, and I'm planning to root it soon and use substratum themes with Sony's ROM, but I'm confused if it's even substratum compatible or not.
Please let me know, thanks.
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I don't think so. I don't know exactly how it works. I don't think it's quite like Xposed, where there needs to be a special framework in place, (since many Substratum themes do work on Los14, which is not officially supported), but I think there does need to be a compatible environment, similar to or based on AOSP. I think Xperia has it's own version of theming framework. For example, many of the files that control the UI on an Xperia are named 'somc_(something)'. Those files are specific to Sony phones, so a different theme engine wouldn't by default have any references to them.
However, I've never tried...
Is not working. You won't see any changes
Update: I know this is old and you might figured out but I will say this for others :
Substratum is working on Xperia ROMs but you need to use legacy theme, and some themes may break your systemUI but you can recover easy using twrp and others would not do anything at all. But I found ones that are working.
So: Find theme that supports legacy devices (rooted devices) and if your device doesn't start go to twrp file manager /data/apps and find the code name of the selected overlay: ex (themename.systemui...) Or something like this
vraciu' said:
Update: I know this is old and you might figured out but I will say this for others :
Substratum is working on Xperia ROMs but you need to use legacy theme, and some themes may break your systemUI but you can recover easy using twrp and others would not do anything at all. But I found ones that are working.
So: Find theme that supports legacy devices (rooted devices) and if your device doesn't start go to twrp file manager /data/apps and find the code name of the selected overlay: ex (themename.systemui...) Or something like this
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what theme you use??thanks
jimxperia9 said:
what theme you use??thanks
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So, for theming the systemUI I used only Grace UX. I used Navbars to change my system navigation bar and it seems to work, not only with that but with every theme that allows you to change system navbar. They don't crash your SystemUI. You can use themes to change your settings menu, not all work just some of them.
I have only installed:
Galaxy Evolution - Not working with the SystemUI
GraceUX - Everything works
Navbars which is working
I might test other themes and give you a feedback if you want
hello again...can you give me the link of the theme you use ?? (Grace UX)I can not find it thanks
also i test many themes on substratum theme engine and nothing happend.