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:
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Hello!
First at all I've got a single sim Xperia M with 4.2.2 Xperia M dual firmware, deodexed, rooted, with superuser mod.
I'm looking for two Xperia Z1 apps working on our phone:
- systemUI (with this new toggles)
- settings
Has anyone got those apps for our m?
I HAVE INSTALLED CM11 ON XPERIA M DUAL C2004 BUT WHEN I ENABLE DATA IT DOES NOT ENABLES .i.e NOTHING HAPPENED.
ALSO RINGTONE DOESNOT WORK ON SIM 2.
Hi
I have Sony Xperia M Dual C2005 ( rooted - xposed- unlocked bootloader) and I wonder if there is any app or xposed module to make all phone calls go through a certain SIM I choose instead of asking which one to use ( Like Sony Xperia E Dual C1605)
xposed framework work on T2 ultra dual LP 5.1.1????
On stock no... In z1 &z2 which is by gaurav
And deceptricon which is from darklord and there is no way till to get it work in stock so don't ask for that
Due to Sony screwing up services.odex file on the t2u,M2 and c3, xposed will not work on stock 5.1 firmware. You have two options the decepticon rom(which uses gauravs z1c port as it's base)though I highly recommend gauravs deodexed z2 final port(use this myself on a M2) if you want to run xposed it's a good base to start with plus you'll gain ultra stamina mode and if your Bootloader is locked you'll also gain bravia engine and x-reality. There is only one minor bug which is a small toast message when turning off Bluetooth, Bluetooth actually works perfectly I use it everyday. You'll find both in the t2u Android development forum on here
Hope this helps.