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Music Apk

This one can be installed to replace.
http://development.piratemedia.tv/2010-06-06-music-mod-v1-6-mdpi-hdpi/
How to...
Copy the apk to your sdcard. Now for some commands.
Code:
su
mount -o rw,remount /system
rm /system/app/Music.apk
rm /system/app/Music.odex
cp /sdcard/Music.apk /system/app/
chmod 644 /system/app/Music.apk
reboot
That should give you the new music.apk. I had to reboot for the apk to take. Let me know if anyone finds anything else.
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looks nice but I *think* it requires root. Also read something about being pushed through AVD so it could be that instead.

It does require root. But well worth it imo
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How bout a tutorial on how to install this . I dont know jack bout adb commands.

xXSecretAgentXx said:
How bout a tutorial on how to install this . I dont know jack bout adb commands.
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Updated with a how to.
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another easy way to do this is to download the sdx app remover
http://roc-city.com/android/SdxAppRemoval-1.5.apk
it creates a folder on your sdcard called sdx, put the file into /sdcard/sdx/backup/app
the app will be listed, just check it and click restore app and it will install it under /system/app

aim1126 said:
another easy way to do this is to download the sdx app remover
http://roc-city.com/android/SdxAppRemoval-1.5.apk
it creates a folder on your sdcard called sdx, put the file into /sdcard/sdx/backup/app
the app will be listed, just check it and click restore app and it will install it under /system/app
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It didn't create that folder in the sd card when I installed it

RTbar said:
It didn't create that folder in the sd card when I installed it
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Then just make a backup of a system app and that should make the folder.
Then justv restore the app
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aim1126 said:
Then just make a backup of a system app and that should make the folder.
Then justv restore the app
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worked perfect, thanks

RTbar said:
worked perfect, thanks
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No problem
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[Q] What?

Rooted my friends Hero, flashed Unrevoked's S-Off first then Darchstar's, flashed nfinitefx45's NFX-Sprint.STOCK.2.32.651.2... and when I try to Push an Apk to the /system/app/ I get "Read-Only File Sytem." Yes I Adb Remounted, so what is it? I thought the Hero was Nand Unlocked?
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Rooted my friends Hero, flashed Unrevoked's S-Off first then Darchstar's, flashed nfinitefx45's NFX-Sprint.STOCK.2.32.651.2... and when I try to Push an Apk to the /system/app/ I get "Read-Only File Sytem." Yes I Adb Remounted, so what is it? I thought the Hero was Nand Unlocked?
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Try ES File Explorer, or Root Explorer!
Root Explorer I Know Has A
(RW/RO) Button That Allows You To Mess With System Files!
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PMGRANDS said:
Try ES File Explorer, or Root Explorer!
Root Explorer I Know Has A
(RW/RO) Button That Allows You To Mess With System Files!
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Yup, or from adb do adb remount

Hey guys, just saw your replies and I gotta give a big thanks for them. I normally use Root explorer but its a hit or miss sometimes when trying to make apps work when put in the /system folder and yes I did do ADB remount before trying to push the apk to the system. I thought this was weird because it has never happened to me with my Eris or Droid1. Thanks again for your replies I really appreciate them.

refthemc said:
Hey guys, just saw your replies and I gotta give a big thanks for them. I normally use Root explorer but its a hit or miss sometimes when trying to make apps work when put in the /system folder and yes I did do ADB remount before trying to push the apk to the system. I thought this was weird because it has never happened to me with my Eris or Droid1. Thanks again for your replies I really appreciate them.
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No problem, and there's a button for that now Lol, let me know if you need anything else

looking for a FM radio apk

good morning,
Someone can help me on finding a 2.3.6 FM radio apk?
thanks

you can try spirit fm free from market.
take note your phone may no be supported.

Here its from Stock based ICS by Team Adreno Ace. Will work on Stock based 2.3.6 I think. its normal and does not have any customizations.

x Application not installed.....
Please help.... Thanks...

hbyik said:
x Application not installed.....
Please help.... Thanks...
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Dude you even know how to install system appz? Put into system/app > set permissions rwrr > restart phone
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hbyik said:
x Application not installed.....
You have to install the radio.apk on your internal storage. To do this copy your file via root explorer into /system/app.
Then you choose the apk by tapping it for some seconds.
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A new window appears and you have to choose permissions.
Now you put ticks in the first two spots in the first line, in the first spot of the second line and in the first spot of the third line. The other spots have to be empty. Should look like this:
Then you have to reboot. You don't have to install the app. Just reboot and the app will be installed after the next reboot
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Force Close
Unfortunately Force Close in my Galaxy w
But Why

hpz2943 said:
Unfortunately Force Close in my Galaxy w
But Why
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It wont work in Galaxy W. Its only meant for Ace.
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Help
I have extracted system.img.ext4 from my stock rom (I8150JPLC1_I8150OJPLB1_THR) and found FmRadio.apk and FmRadio.odex in app folder
I moved them to system/app folder and changed the permission and reboot the phone but nothing add in the menu
why ?

hpz2943 said:
I have extracted system.img.ext4 from my stock rom (I8150JPLC1_I8150OJPLB1_THR) and found FmRadio.apk and FmRadio.odex in app folder
I moved them to system/app folder and changed the permission and reboot the phone but nothing add in the menu
why ?
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I have the same problem too

You can`t use stock radio radio on an Custom ROM/Kernel...
Try spirit FM

Thanks for the file even I was looking for the same :good:

abhibnl said:
Dude you even know how to install system appz? Put into system/app > set permissions rwrr > restart phone
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Even after all these years later....as long as you have a compatble fmradio.apk working chipset and root? This method STILL works.... up to android 10 anyways. Haven't tested 11
It just doesn't install otherwise....you bloody well need root to run this system app

[Q] how to change dpi

hi i m using SlimKat - Honami custom rom i have small problem
how to change dpi i just flashed this rom all icons and text are too small please help all other has very good firmware any one please ?

In System / there is build prop file, use root explorer, Change the ro lcd density line from 360 to more for increasing the Size

abbychauhan said:
In System / there is build prop file, use root explorer, Change the ro lcd density line from 360 to more for increasing the Size
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i found this file with root explorer but cant edit this please help me

pradatta said:
i found this file with root explorer but cant edit this please help me
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come on man be smart.. click on it and choose open with and then text editor

abbychauhan said:
come on man be smart.. click on it and choose open with and then text editor
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i think my mobi dont have text editor i try to download

pradatta said:
i think my mobi dont have text editor i try to download
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its the feature inbuilt in Root Explorer app

abbychauhan said:
its the feature inbuilt in Root Explorer app
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i found this feture but its say you can not edit this file because the file system is read-only any help ?

Click on Permission first.. Then let it change permission and then close it and then do it

abbychauhan said:
Click on Permission first.. Then let it change permission and then close it and then do it
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when try this then also its say build.prop permissions cannot be changed becuase the file system is read only

ok with es explorer i can edit it now but its say cant save any help ?

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which explorer you use please tell me

Root explorer
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Take a look at "Root Explorer (File Manager)" - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.speedsoftware.rootexplorer

TWRP Backup Location

Like the title says, where is the TWRP backup location? When using a file explorer I don't have the folder for TWRP, I wanted to move the backup off my phone but can't access it.

stevew84 said:
Like the title says, where is the TWRP backup location? When using a file explorer I don't have the folder for TWRP, I wanted to move the backup off my phone but can't access it.
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TWRP seems to be tricky on the Moto X. Boot into recovery and mount it from there, and then you should be able to see the folder from your computer.
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stevew84 said:
Like the title says, where is the TWRP backup location? When using a file explorer I don't have the folder for TWRP, I wanted to move the backup off my phone but can't access it.
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/data/media/0/TWRP/BACKUPS
Do you know why it saves the backups in there? Some apps like Nandroid can't find its path, do you know how to solve it, mate?

Copy the twrp folder at data/media/0/TWRP to storage/emulated/0/TWRP and change permissions to chmod 777 (rwxrwxrwx)

skulldreamz said:
Copy the twrp folder at data/media/0/TWRP to storage/emulated/0/TWRP and change permissions to chmod 777 (rwxrwxrwx)
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What should i do to change the permission, please?

fhreire said:
What should i do to change the permission, please?
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You can use the command line in a shell or use a app like root explorer, long press on the folder and you will see permissions in the list, go into there and change accordingly

skulldreamz said:
You can use the command line in a shell or use a app like root explorer, long press on the folder and you will see permissions in the list, go into there and change accordingly
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Tried that but the app couldn't change the permissions.
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