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Note: This thread is here mostly for historical purposes. While Xposed is supported in various forms [EdXposed and LSPosed], developent on the Xposed primary app has completed. Xposed framework compatible modules are still in active development and supported by their respective developers..
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Let me introduce the Xposed framework, which gives you the possibility to modify your ROM - without modifying any APK (developers) or flashing (users)!
For a quick start, have a look at XDA's "Android Basics 101" on Xposed:
Some technical details:
I extended the /system/bin/app_process executable to load a JAR file on startup. The classes of this file will sit in every process (including the one for system services) and can act with their powers. And even more: I have implemented something that allows developers to replace any method in any class (may it be in the framework, systemui or a custom app). This makes Xposed very powerful. You can change parameters for the method call, modify the return value or skip the call to the method completely - it's all up to you! Also replacing or adding resources is easy, thanks to many helpers in Xposed's API that developers can use.
Advantages:
No need to modify any APKs. This means:
No need to decompile, change things in smali, compile, sign, ...
It will work for odexed and deodexed ROMs.
Your mod is not bound to a specific version of the ROM. Unless there is a major change in the methods called for a certain functionality, your mod will continue to work even when you upgrade your ROM. Many modules work for a wide range of ROMs from different vendors.
Multiple mods can be installed at the same time, even if they modify the same app. So you can use these battery icons and those quick toggles. Even hooking the same method twice is possible. Of course, this only works properly if the mods are not trying to do incompatible things.
It does its magic at runtime. That means that developers can implement settings and do changes based on them (instead of statically forcing a certain behavior). Or you can have some extra logic for certain ROMs, without building different mod versions.
It can be disabled easily without having to reflash.
It's open source and free (as in beer and in speech).
There is a repository with many popular modules.
Download:
You can download the installer from http://dl.xposed.info/latest.apk. The attached disabler zip is only needed if you are in a boot loop.
An experimental version for Gingerbread made by liudongmiao can be found here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=44034334#post44034334 (no support from my side though)
How to install:
First step for everything you do: Create a nandroid backup and make sure you know how to restore it!
I'm not responsible for anything you do with your phone/tablet/rice cooker.
There is also the risk to soft-brick your device. In such a case, see below for ways to recover from it.
Installation of the framework:
Download the Xposed Installer APK and install it
Launch the Xposed Installer, go to the "Framework" section and click on "Install/Update"
Reboot
Done!
You can verify this by starting the Xposed Installer again and making sure that the numbers in the "Framework" section are green.
If app_process jumped back to an older version (or none at all), you probably have a ROM with S-On or similar, which reverts any changes to /system after a reboot. Use installation via recovery in such cases.
Installation of any modules:
Download <module>.apk (e.g. via the builtin repository browser) and install it
Launch the Xposed Installer and go to the "Modules" section (you will also get there if you click on the notification warning you that the module is not enabled yet)
Enable the module by checking the checkbox
Reboot
Done!
(note that you can install the framework and enable/disable multiple modules at once and reboot afterwards)
In case you get into a boot loop:
First, try using the safemode by pressing any hardware key repeatedly. You can find a short explanation how it works here.
If that doesn't work, you can flash the attached Xposed-Disabler-Recovery.zip by Tungstwenty. It will be copied to your (external) SD card when you install Xposed as well. The only thing it does is copying /system/bin/app_process.orig back to /system/bin/app_process, which you can also do yourself (e.g. with adb shell in recovery mode).
Modules:
The official repository for Xposed modules, which can also be access from within the app itself (with download/update support), can be found at http://repo.xposed.info
There is also a whole XDA subforum for modules and an index/request thread.
Please don't use the "Xposed General" forum for requests or problems with modules! Use the thread of the module instead.
How to write a module:
If you are an interested developer, give it a try. The development tutorial will help you get started. Further documentation (e.g. how to replace resources) is here. And of course, you can ask your development questions in the "Xposed General" forum.
If you have suggestions for new functions the framework could provide (which means they should be useful for more than your module), you can do this there as well. However, requests that I or somewhen else should write a module for xyz are NOT allowed. Again, this subforum is only about the framework.
Source code:
https://github.com/rovo89/Xposed (the C++ part)
https://github.com/rovo89/XposedBridge (the Java part)
https://github.com/rovo89/XposedInstaller (Installer app)
Where to get help:
First, read the FAQ and search the "Xposed General" forum. If you don't find your answer there, please check this explanation to find out where you should post your question (e.g. module requests/questions don't belong into the "Xposed General" forum).
Thanks to:
Tungstwenty for his many contributions, both in code and thoughts
XDA admins, news writers and supporters for making Xposed known to so many people
All those volunteers who help answering questions about Xposed
The people who donated to get me a Nexus 5 for earlier KitKat support
All the translators: http://translate.xposed.info/ (if you want to contribute more translations, please follow the instructions mentioned on that page)
Xposed Installer versions & changelog
In this thread, I will post announcements about new Xposed Installer versions (including test versions). If you want to be notified about new versions, subscribe to this thread.
Older versions:
1.0: Initial version
1.1: ???
1.2: Installer
1.5: Resource replacing
1.6: Some fixes and improvements [629 downloads]
2.0 rc2: Lots of thing redone. Supports (temporarily) replacing native libraries, lots of additions and changes for developers. [3,234 downloads]
2.0: Removed the native library replacement again, support for 4.1 and 4.2, Instagram crash fixed, ... [631 downloads]
2.0.1: Fixed a crash when a module tries to hook a function with "long" or "double" parameters [930 downloads]
2.0.2: Fixed a problem which resulted in a boot loop [4,310 downloads]
2.1: Various improvements, e.g. earlier callbacks for module loading. For details, see this post. [345 downloads]
2.1.1: Fixed a bug in drawable replacements [5,421 downloads]
2.1.2: Small fixes, added Chinese and Russian translations [11,415 downloads]
2.1.3: Reverted a change in 2.1.2 that caused bootloops; new translations and some more fixes [46,803 downloads]
2.1.4: Support for Galaxy S4 and HTC One plus a few minor fixes/enhancements (details) [208,176 downloads]
2.2: Builtin updater/module downloader, extended UI, support for Android 4.3 and more (details) [241,267 downloads]
2.3: x86, Knox, MIUI support (experimental), context menu in modules list and more (details) [18,219 downloads]
2.3.1: "Segmentation fault" during installation fixed [679,333 downloads]
2.4: Support for Android 4.4, performance improvements, log viewer, active check (details) [101,613 downloads]
2.4.1: Fixed bootloop on some x86 ROMs [2,537,642 downloads]
This is Xposed version 2.5 (final). The main new features and fixes in this version are:
Rewritten framework installation/uninstallation
Uses interactive su (via libsuperuser) to provide improved compatibility with different Superuser apps
Better feedback when root access fails (doesn't freeze the app anymore)
Offers installation via custom recovery (CWM/TWRP), either flashing the file automatically or manually
Safemode to disable Xposed with hardware keys to get out of (most) bootloops
Compatibility with Sony/LG ROMs (4.3 and 4.4), Meizu ROMs (4.4)
Debug setting to disable resource hooking as a temporary workaround for incompatibilities with some theming engines (not all modules can be used in this mode)
There are also other improvements and fixes, especially many translations updates.
In case you get a message "Segmentation fault" during installation, you can now download an additional app which provides statically compiled versions of BusyBox (a lot bigger, but should work with every ROM). It's not needed otherwise.
Quick explanation of the safemode: It was developed by @Tungstwenty and makes it possible to disable Xposed by repeatedly pressing one of the hardware buttons during early startup. The phone will vibrate twice when the first key press has been detected. Then you have five seconds to press the same button four more times. Each key press will be confirmed with a short vibration; the final one with a long vibration. It creates /data/data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/conf/disabled, which prevents most of Xposed's actions (e.g. no hooks are made and no modules are loaded). There's no 100% guarantee that this will get you out of a bootloop, but in most cases it should.
As always, you can download it via the in-app updater or from http://dl.xposed.info/latest.apk.
This is Xposed version 2.5.1. The changes in this version are:
Added compatibility with CM11's new theming engine
Avoid conflict with LG G2's icon theming engine
Translation updates
I would like to express my disappointment again that too many people don't even spend two minutes to read at least the last few pages of a thread before posting problems. I have invested hundreds of hours - probably even more - into developing and supporting Xposed, so it feels disrespectful for me. Users like this are the minority and many others are very supportive, but it's really annoying.
As always, you can download it via the in-app updater or from http://dl.xposed.info/latest.apk.
This is Xposed version 2.6 beta1. The main changes in this version are:
UI refresh using the Cards UI pattern, mainly contributed by @GermainZ
New logo, created by @DD-Ripper
Detection of several known issues, a warning with link to the FAQ item will be shown
Release type selection in the downloader (only stable version are shown by default)
Many internal improvements in the framework, e.g. better resources compatibility and performance
In case you're looking for the Xposed-*-Recovery.zip files, they are stored in a subdirectory (Android/data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/files) of the SD card now. This is the official Android API and will hopefully fix installation on some ROMs.
Also a big "thank you" to the translators, many translations have already been updated. You can see the status on the brand new translation overview page, with completion status and templates containing the strings yet to be translated: http://translate.xposed.info/
Note that I have already informed the primary translators about the upcoming version.
The full change log is on GitHub:
https://github.com/rovo89/XposedInstaller/commits/master
https://github.com/rovo89/XposedBridge/commits/master
https://github.com/rovo89/Xposed/commits/master
You can download the beta version from this post. Keep in mind that beta versions come with a bigger risk because they aren't tested on a big variety of devices/ROMs yet.
This is Xposed version 2.6 (final). The main changes in this version are:
UI refresh using the Cards UI pattern, mainly contributed by @GermainZ
New logo, created by @DD-Ripper (and no, there won't be an option to change it)
Detection of several known issues, a warning with link to the FAQ item will be shown
Release type selection in the downloader (only stable version are shown by default)
Many internal improvements in the framework, e.g. better resources compatibility and performance
Developers, please check this and following posts for information about API changes.
In case you're looking for the Xposed-*-Recovery.zip files, they are stored in a subdirectory (Android/data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/files) of the SD card now. This is the official Android API and will hopefully fix installation on some ROMs.
Also a big "thank you" to the translators, many translations have already been updated. You can see the status on the brand new translation overview page, with completion status and templates containing the strings yet to be translated: http://translate.xposed.info/
The full change log is on GitHub:
https://github.com/rovo89/XposedInstaller/commits/master
https://github.com/rovo89/XposedBridge/commits/master
https://github.com/rovo89/Xposed/commits/master
As always, you can download it via the in-app updater or from http://dl.xposed.info/latest.apk.
This is Xposed version 2.6.1. The main changes in this version (compared to 2.6) are:
Fixed a crash with some apps (Disa, Rdio)
Some minor UI improvements
A few translation updates
Commits: https://github.com/rovo89/XposedInstaller/compare/2.6...2.6.1
As always, you can download it via the in-app updater or from http://dl.xposed.info/latest.apk.
I updated the main thread to indicate that the primary Xposed app is no longer in active development, and that EdXposed and LSPosed are the spiritual successors to Xposed and support the Xposed framework modules.
** This guide is depreciated, there is a new updated guide here**
If you are planning on using LineageOS 14 for this guide, you can bypass all of this except configuring location backends and battery optimization by heading to https://lineage.microg.org and downloading their ROM.
All download links as well as a link to a list of Open-Source applications to replace commonly used Play Store apps are in the third post.
*This will NOT work with MIUI Global, as the Play Store is already included in the ROM by default.*
I will be continuously updating this guide for everyone as I stumble upon more supported ROMs, more MicroG flashable zips, and other misc. edits. This is made with Android Marshmallow and Nougat in mind as it is all I have tested on, however this may work on older releases of Android with Xposed support or ROMs with Signature Spoofing. This has also only been personally tested on the XT1607 variant.
In order to sync calendars and contacts from your Google account, you must flash the Google Sync Addon by ale5000. If you want swipe gesture typing on the AOSP keyboard, you must flash Shadow53's swipelib.zip. Shadow53 also has a No-Gapps zip package that includes F-Droid, Firefox, and several other apps.
One final thing: This is not for everyone. There was a point in time I didn’t ever think I could go without the Play Store, but ever since I have I don't want to go back. There are numerous pros to switching to a Google-free android setup such as much better battery life, more privacy on your device, a world of open-source alternatives to popular applications, and more. If you have any questions, or if any of this seems daunting if you are newer to things of this nature, please do not hesitate to ask for help. I will try the best I can in my free time to help. Thank you for taking the time to read this, let’s go ahead and start.
*Disclaimer* Your warranty is now void if you modify your phone. I'm not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards, thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed.
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*This first post is for ROMs without native Signature Spoofing support. A list of those with native spoofing can be found in the second post as well as the guide for ROMs that include native signature spoofing.*
What You'll Need:
1. Your Phone with at least 80% battery, preferably 100%.
2. A computer to transfer files to phone
3. You must have Root Access. This can be native root or Magisk root.
4. Your ROM of choice
5. Download the correct Xposed SDK and Xposed APK for your version of Android. The Xposed SDK version may differ for your device.
6. MicroG Unofficial Installer ZIP and Google Sync Addon (optional) by ale5000 or any of Shadow53's MicroG flashable files (download links in third post)
7. Your favorite backup method if you wish to back up such as Titanium Backup, MyBackup Root/Pro, etc.
8. Third Party App Store/APK downloader such as Yalp Store if not wishing to use all open source apps
9. A working Google account
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Alrighty, let’s finally get into the steps.
1. Make sure you have downloaded the requirements.
2. If you wish, backup the data you want. This should not erase any files stored on an SD card, but I cannot guarantee.
3. Boot into a custom recovery, I am using TWRP
4. Use the standard wipe data options
5. Flash the files in the following order:
Your ROM of choice
MicroG Unofficial installer
Xposed SDK
Custom kernel if using one
6. Just to be safe and to avoid any potential complications, now reboot the device and set up the basics. Afterwards, boot back into recovery.
7. In recovery, wipe Dalvik/ART cache only (Not really required, I always recommend it though just to be safe)
8. Go into Settings —> Security —> Turn Unknown Sources on to allow for APK installs.
9. Install the Xposed Installer APK
10. Open Xposed, grant any permissions/root permissions if it asks for any. Go to download, and search for FakeGApps. Download and install. Next go into the Modules tab of Xposed, and check the box next to the module. Reboot to activate (A soft reboot may work, but I recommend a full reboot.) Installing this allows MicroG to bind to the system and spoof the required signatures.
11. Open MicroG in the app drawer, and allow all permissions it asks for. While in here, turn on Google Device Registration
12. After allowing all permissions, go into Settings. Go to Accounts —> Add Account —> Google Account. Sign into your Google Account. This is necessary to allow certain applications that require Google Play Services to work properly.
13. After signing in, head back into MicroG, go under Google Cloud Messaging and enable.
14. In MicroG settings, head to the UnifiedNLP settings. Under the Configure location backends section, open WiFi Location Service and select Mozilla Location Service and grant any permissions asked. Under Configure address lookup backends, select Nominatim.
15. Finally, in Settings, go to Location and change the mode to High accuracy.
16. Check MicroG's Self-Check to see if everything has been set up properly, and if so, you are good to go!
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*This post is the steps for ROMs that natively support Signature Spoofing. There is a list at the bottom of this post of those that currently support it
What you will need:
Your Phone
The ROM that supports Signature Spoofing and the kernel of your choice
MicroG unofficial installer and (optional) Google Sync Addon by ale5000 or one of Shadow53's MicroG installers
Magisk Root Manager (Optional)
About 20-30 minutes of your time
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Steps:
1. Backup anything you want to have backed up. I recommend backup up your Contacts and Calendar events if you have those synced to Google
2. Boot into Recovery on your phone
3. Perform a standard wipe in TWRP
4. Flash the ROM
5. Flash the chosen microG zip file(s)
6. (Optional) Flash Magisk and your favorite kernel
7. (For crDroid Only)If you are flashing crDroid, you need to head over to Settings --> Miscellaneous and turn on the Signature Spoofing toggle
8. Go into Self-Check in microG, and tap the text that says "System grants signature spoofing permission", and allow microG that permission.
9. Still in MicroG, head back to the main part of the app. Open UnifiedNLP.
10. Select the pre-installed location backends.
11. Sign in to your Google account if you wish
12. You're done!
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Moto G4 Play ROMs with Native Signature Spoofing
crDroid v3.8.1 - Android 7.1.2
ViperOS Coral - Android 7.1.2
TipsyOS - Android 7.1.2
AEX - Android 7.1.2
AICP (@ki's build) - Android 7.1.2
Glassrom Official - Android 7.1.2
MicroG Project has released an unofficial fork of LineageOS 14 that now includes signature spoofing and MicroG components. You will not need to follow anything in this guide except configuring location backends if you download their LineageOS build. There is no Play Store functionality added, although F-Droid (an open source app store) is included by default. You can add the Play Store with a zip that Shadow53 provided on their website (link in post below) More info can be found on their website
Flashable Packages and App Replacements
There are several different MicroG flashable zip files to choose from. ale5000 has one that includes MicroG, several location backends, and the Play Store. Shadow53 has MicroG and several other zip files such as an F-Droid package, the Swipe Libs for gesture typing on the AOSP keyboard, and several more.
Downloads:
MicroG Unofficial Installer - ale5000
Shadow53's Downloads for MicroG, F-Droid, and more
Now alternatives to apps you might commonly use such as Twitter, Facebook, Gmail, etc. can be a bit difficult to find at first. I stumbled upon a list that a user by the name of Datenschutz has compiled on GitHub that has a good collection of alternative open-source applications. Also, you can alternatively download APK files of certain apps such as Netflix, Messenger Lite, etc. if you don't find a suitable replacement.
Some open-source apps that are found on F-Droid I use daily are:
Flym - RSS Reader
QK SMS - SMS App
Twidere - Twitter Client
Toffeed - Facebook web-client
Newpipe - YouTube player
K9 Material - Mail app
ApkTrack - Checks for updates on APKs installed
Hi,
a Google account isn't required for Google Cloud Messaging (but it is required for many other things).
Also the official Play Store and contact / calendar sync apk work with microG (if needed).
I have created some tools to help setup microG (they are in my signature).
ale5000 said:
Hi,
a Google account isn't required for Google Cloud Messaging (but it is required for many other things).
Also the official Play Store and contact / calendar sync apk work with microG (if needed).
I have created some tools to help setup microG (they are in my signature).
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I will definitely take a look into this, thank you! Any success on Nougat at all?
fireball0093 said:
I will definitely take a look into this, thank you! Any success on Nougat at all?
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I'm using microG on Nougat and KitKat, and I can say that it works perfectly (but I patch the framework for signature spoofing instead of using Xposed).
Moto G4 Play (Harpia XT1607) specific so I guess I am not too far off topic: Is there a Nougat ROM available that has signature spoofing built it?
Given my bad experience with Xposed on my old Galaxy Nexus, I really only want to use a ROM with signature spoofing built it. If I have to compile it myself that would be okay but it would be nicer to have a ROM with built-in support. And since I don't think Xposed runs on Nougat yet, that is not an option anyway.
For my old Galaxy Nexus I've been using the Unlegacy project, compiling my own ROM with the signature patches built it. But although I've see "official" Nougat ROMs announced for the G4 Play (LineageOS, AOKP, AOSxP, etc.) either I can't find a link to the correct source code/manifest files or, as in the case of LineageOS I can't get it to compile (complains of missing component(s) even though I've used the provided scripts to pull what should be all the needed items from my phone).
I really want to get back to the non-Google experience I have on my Galaxy Nexus using microG. Thanks for any help!
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Moto G4 Play (Harpia XT1607) specific so I guess I am not too far off topic: Is there a Nougat ROM available that has signature spoofing built it?
Given my bad experience with Xposed on my old Galaxy Nexus, I really only want to use a ROM with signature spoofing built it. If I have to compile it myself that would be okay but it would be nicer to have a ROM with built-in support. And since I don't think Xposed runs on Nougat yet, that is not an option anyway.
For my old Galaxy Nexus I've been using the Unlegacy project, compiling my own ROM with the signature patches built it. But although I've see "official" Nougat ROMs announced for the G4 Play (LineageOS, AOKP, AOSxP, etc.) either I can't find a link to the correct source code/manifest files or, as in the case of LineageOS I can't get it to compile (complains of missing component(s) even though I've used the provided scripts to pull what should be all the needed items from my phone).
I really want to get back to the non-Google experience I have on my Galaxy Nexus using microG. Thanks for any help!
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I am currently looking into hopefully a method for Nougat, give me about a day to see if it works for me.
@fireball0093: If you compile from sources there the patches here instead to patch the compiled code there are the tools linked here.
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@fireball0093: If you compile from sources there the patches here instead to patch the compiled code there are the tools linked here.
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@ale5000: What ROM are you compiling from source for a Harpia (I hope that will work on a xt1607 flavor)? Got a URI I can use for repo init?
Thanks!
@n76: I just given the link of the generic signature spoofing patch that should theoretically work on all ROMs, I haven't compiled any ROM.
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@n76: I just given the link of the generic signature spoofing patch that should theoretically work on all ROMs, I haven't compiled any ROM.
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Thanks, I have been able to successfully use that patch on my personal builds of the Unlegacy ROM (Marshmallow and Nougat) for my Galaxy Nexus.
I just haven't been able to successfully build a ROM, even without the patch, for my Moto G4 Play.
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I just haven't been able to successfully build a ROM, even without the patch, for my Moto G4 Play.
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Sorry, I can't help with this.
Hallo,
i found a list of Roms supporting signature spoofing in the MicroG Threat. CRdroid is availible for Harpia and it is listen in the ROMS-List. Have anybody testet crDroid 2.1 for Harpia with MircoG?
Links:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/general/index-list-custom-roms-offering-t3557047
https://forum.xda-developers.com/g4-play/development/rom-crdroid-v1-6-t3525141
gueschmid said:
Hallo,
i found a list of Roms supporting signature spoofing in the MicroG Threat. CRdroid is availible for Harpia and it is listen in the ROMS-List. Have anybody testet crDroid 2.1 for Harpia with MircoG?
Links:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/general/index-list-custom-roms-offering-t3557047
https://forum.xda-developers.com/g4-play/development/rom-crdroid-v1-6-t3525141
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Nice find, thank you!
Looking at the crDroid source code repository at https://github.com/crdroidandroid it does look like the patch for signature faking is in there. (We should probably have the page at https://github.com/microg/android_packages_apps_GmsCore/wiki/Signature-Spoofing updated to include crDroid).
But I am a bit leary about trying the ROM linked to at https://forum.xda-developers.com/g4-play/development/rom-crdroid-v1-6-t3525141 as, despite the title of the XDA thread, it does not seem to be an official build. It looks like the official builds for the project are at https://androidfilehost.com/?w=devices&uid=23991606952610065 and are all built by "crdroidandroid" and there is no Moto G4 Play build there. The "[ROM][OFFICIAL][7.1.1] crDroid v2.1" links to a ROM built by SubhrajyotiSen on a different page so I am a bit hesitant to install it.
But this is interesting enough that I will try to build the ROM myself using the official sources from the crDroid project and see what happens.
it may be an inofficial Build, but it is mentioned on the G+ - Page of crDroid!
https://plus.google.com/communities...6/stream/d3e3f57f-b974-41f2-8740-97dbdd38056c
I went and installed crDroid here on the forums and also flashed the MicroG installer after flashing crDroid. I can confirm that signature spoofing is available and works. Under Settings, you just have to go to crDroid Settings, scroll down to Miscellaneous, and toggle Allow signature spoofing. Then go into the Self Check section in MicroG and tap "System grants signature spoofing permission" and allow MicroG to have that permission, and then the only thing you have to do to is configure the pre-installed location backends and you're good to go. I'll edit the second post and this thread to include this find, thank you @gueschmid
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Actually, would people prefer me to edit this guide and leave it up as a Marshmallow-only guide and then create a second one for Nougat with our device? Just to keep it a bit clean
fireball0093 said:
I went and installed crDroid here on the forums and also flashed the MicroG installer after flashing crDroid. I can confirm that signature spoofing is available and works. Under Settings, you just have to go to crDroid Settings, scroll down to Miscellaneous, and toggle Allow signature spoofing. Then go into the Self Check section in MicroG and tap "System grants signature spoofing permission" and allow MicroG to have that permission, and then the only thing you have to do to is configure the pre-installed location backends and you're good to go. I'll edit the second post and this thread to include this find, thank you @gueschmid
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Actually, would people prefer me to edit this guide and leave it up as a Marshmallow-only guide and then create a second one for Nougat with our device? Just to keep it a bit clean
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Thanks for trying this out. I think I will have the time to follow your lead next week. It will be good to excise GApps from this phone.
VoLTE is important for me, is it working on this crDroid build?
n76 said:
Thanks for trying this out. I think I will have the time to follow your lead next week. It will be good to excise GApps from this phone.
VoLTE is important for me, is it working on this crDroid build?
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I don't have a carrier that uses VoLTE, but I took a look in the Changelog on some posts and it seems to have support for it on crDroid
Updated the guide to include crDroid in the second post. I have been messing around with Tingle in my spare time but I cannot fully grasp the concept as I don't have much experience using tools like that. If I do succeed in the future, I'll edit that in as well.
THIS PROJECT IS NO LONGER SUPPORTED.
INFO
* Purpose="Simplify system initial setup by installing essential mods and apps all at once, automagically."
* This package will install Magisk, a couple of modules and apps.
* Guaranteed support for any ARM and ARM64 ROM that works with Magisk.
* This is meant to be installed through recovery ONLY.
* If you're including the "aio-apps.zip" addon, boot your freshly installed OS once before flashing to initialize userdata. Otherwise, flashed user apps will crash.
* If you don't want a specific module to be installed, simply remove it from the zip. No further modification necessary.
* As always, do it at your own risk.
ROOT
* Magisk (includes Magisk Manager APK)
MODULES
* Audio Modification Library
* DozeGMS+
* F-Droid Privileged Extension
* Magisk-Essentials-AiO Updater
* Magisk FolderMount
* Miracast & Tethering Enabler
* Unified Hosts AdBlocker
* Universal Deep Buffer Remover
* ViPER4Android FX (Includes APK)
ADDONS/EXTRAS (place these in the root of your sdcard or external_sd)
Example:
Code:
/sdcard/addon-name.zip
Note: The installer only looks for the following files: aio-apps.zip, aio-systemizer.zip and aio-gapps.zip.
* If you want to systemize files/apps, include those in aio-systemizer.zip.
Examples:
Code:
aio-systemizer.zip/system/[b]priv-app/Greenify/Greenify.apk[/b]
Code:
aio-systemizer.zip/system/[b]etc/hosts[/b]
* You can also customize your user apps in aio-apps.zip or aio-apps-template.zip. The only difference between the two is that the first has a curated number of apps included, while the template file has none (good for those who like to start from scratch or save bandwidth).
Example:
Code:
aio-apps.zip/data/app/[b]YourApp.apk[/b]
No specific APK name needed. Also, unlike system apps, notice that these must not be in a dedicated folder. Look at the examples again!
* One more -- you can include a aio-gapps.zip file. Any GApps variant will work. Yay!
* Apps included in "aio-apps.zip" (recall that the template is essentially the same file, just without the apps):
APK Mirror, CF.Lumen, DriveDroid, F-Droid, Google Wallpapers, LastPass, MicroG for OGYoutube, Naptime: Super Doze Mode, OGYoutube, Simple Reboot, Termux, Titanium Backup, Universal Mass Storage Enabler, USB Charging Disabler, WiFi ADB, X-plore File Manager, XDA Labs
* Apps included in "aio-apps-basic.zip:" LastPass, Termux, Titanium Backup, X-plore File Manager
* RECALL THAT ADDON NAMES MUST BE THE ONES PROVIDED ONLY. So, if you download aio-apps-template.zip, remame it to aio-apps.zip, PicoGApps.zip to aio-gapps.zip, etc.. Glad you got the point.
* Note: the systemizer addon also includes a number of pre-debloated apps (you'll see lots of folders in aio-systemizer.zip/system/app & aio-systemizer.zip/system/priv-app. Those are the debloated apps. Delete folders of apps you want not to be debloated.
* Pro tip: each addon is also a standalone installer.
DOWNLOADS
CREDITS (in no particular order)
topjohnwu, Ryaniskira, Jplwolters, Zackptg5, ahrion, vojta_horanek, Chainfire, OGMods, franciscofranco, loserskater, stangry, veez21, otonieru, Codebucket & others
XDA:DevDB Information
[Module/Tool] [Universal] Magisk-Essentials-All-in-One, Tool/Utility for the XDA Community Apps
Contributors
VR25
Source Code: https://github.com/VR25-xda/Magisk-Essentials-All-in-One.git
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 2017.6.12-1
Stable Release Date: 2017-06-12
Current Beta Version: 2017.5.26
Beta Release Date: 2017-05-26
Created 2017-05-25
Last Updated 2017-06-12
CHANGELOG
2017.6.12-1
* Reverted Magisk to v12 stable release (latest beta release has mount issues)
2017.6.12
* Updated Magisk v13 to the latest beta release
* Updated scripts
Previous Versions
2017.6.8
* Fixed Viper4AndroidFX "driver not installed"
* Some cosmetic changes
2017.6.7
* Upgraded Magisk to v13 Beta
* Removed iOS Emoji module
* Improved addon installer
2017.6.4
* Added module Magisk Foldermount
* DozeGMS module upgraded to DozeGMS+
* Bug fixes
2017.6.3
* Updated addon "aio-systemizer.zip"
* Added addon "aio-apps-basic.zip"
Note: those have standalone installers as well. You'll see more info in the" Downloads" page.
2017.6.2
* Biggest changes so far
* Added back Miracast & Tethering Enabler module
* Modularized Installer for extra convenience and reduced zip size (read main post for detailed info)
2017.5.30
* Added module Magisk-Essentials-AiO SystemiZer Addon (check the INFO section in the main post)
* 2017.5.29
* Replaced limited user apk installer with "data/app folder" functionality - customize which user apps will be installed, add your own apps
* Optimized package design
2017.5.28
* Now universal (supports all ROMs that work with Magisk v12)
* Removed module MagicGApps to support both ARM and ARM64 architectures (also because some users may prefer different GApps setups)
* Removed module Miracast, since it doesn't work on some devices/ROMs
* Added module "Enable Doze for GMS"
* Added app Termux
* Added app Universal Mass Storage Enabler
* Added app DriveDroid
* Added app WiFi ADB
* Added app X-plore File Manager
* Added app Simple Reboot
2017.5.26
* Added app Naptime: Super Doze Mode
* Updated GApps module
* Updated Miracast module
* Updated scripts
* Optimized version number
* Optimized zip files
* Improved compatibility
* Added updater module
* Added source code to GitHub
2017.5.24
* Initial public version
Reserved
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Back in biznass!
This is pretty nice I like your setup
Sweet.
pretty cool!
so i seen where one of your challenges is getting gapps addon to work for arm64 devices, will the 5/26 zip work on arm64?
Bryanx86 said:
so i seen where one of your challenges is getting gapps addon to work for arm64 devices, will the 5/26 zip work on arm64?
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ARM apps work on ARM64 systems, but they are not as optimized for this architecture as native 64bit apps.
In the next version, I will make GApps module optional, so that ARM64 support ceases to be a concern. Also because some users may prefer different GApps setups.
Any way to place apps in /system/app or/ priv-app? I know there's a couple modules for this already, but it could be done here?
I think your modules are fantastic!
ajinxa said:
Any way to place apps in /system/app or/ priv-app? I know there's a couple modules for this already, but it could be done here?
I think your modules are fantastic!
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Yes, I can easily implement that or you could do it yourself by making some simple changes (I can guide you).
... But which apps exactly do you want to have in system/app or system/priv-app?
It's advised not to put apps in priv-app if they don't have any special features that require high privileges. A few apps that require that are F-droid Privileged Extension (already included) and Greenify, for example.
Anyway, I changed a component for you to easily achieve what you want. Find inside the zip, the file "magisk/aio.zip" and replace it by this modified aio.zip.
Inside the new aio.zip, you'll find "system/app" and "system/app-priv" folders. Just place your apps there, delete the "PLACEHOLDER" files, zip back everything and you're done.
Note: each app has to be placed in its own folder and then inside one of the folders above, depending on what you want to achieve. For example, "app1.apk" goes to "app1" folder, which goes to either "system/app" or "system/priv-app" folder.
In the next version, I will include a specific module to simplify what you asked for.
VR25 said:
Yes, I can easily implement that or you could do it yourself by making some simple changes (I can guide you).
... But which apps exactly do you want to have in system/app or system/priv-app?
It's advised not to put apps in priv-app if they don't have any special features that require high privileges. A few apps that require that are F-droid Privileged Extension (already included) and Greenify, for example.
Anyway, I changed a component for you to easily achieve what you want. Find inside the zip, the file "magisk/aio.zip" and replace it by this modified aio.zip.
Inside the new aio.zip, you'll find "system/app" and "system/app-priv" folders. Just place your apps there, delete the "PLACEHOLDER" files, zip back everything and you're done.
Note: each app has to be placed in its own folder and then inside one of the folders above, depending on what you want to achieve. For example, "app1.apk" goes to "app1" folder, which goes to either "system/app" or "system/priv-app" folder.
In the next version, I will include a specific module to simplify what you asked for.
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Yes. Greenify is one. Action Launcher is another. CF Lumen also seems to run better as a system app. Looking forward to trying this out! Thanks!
ajinxa said:
Yes. Greenify is one. Action Launcher is another. CF Lumen also seems to run better as a system app. Looking forward to trying this out! Thanks!
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And I just put together a new version. I will only post it tomorrow though. Guess who's gonna try it first!
The new module I talked about is codenamed "Magisk-Essentials-AiO SystemiZer Addon" or "aio-systemizer" for short. It's path is Magisk-Essentials-AiO-v2017.5.30.zip/magisk/aio-systemizer.zip.
As as said before, just place your system apps there and delete the "PLACEHOLDER" files.
The aio module that I modified for you earlier is the updater of the entire pack through Magisk Manager app (waiting for repository approval).
Thanks for the systemizer suggestion.
That's it for this version changelog.
Instead of downloading the entire package, you can simply install the attached components.
Hi,
what about flashing your module on a NOT freshly installed ROM? I mean, I already have MAGISK and a few modules and many apps installed... some of them included in your package, some not... and actually I do not want to start everything from scratch...
Working through recovery I believe that existing apps/modules will be overwritten... but in the end it should be ok...
I'll make a nandroid backup first...
leonardus_magnus said:
Hi,
what about flashing your module on a NOT freshly installed ROM? I mean, I already have MAGISK and a few modules and many apps installed... some of them included in your package, some not... and actually I do not want to start everything from scratch...
Working through recovery I believe that existing apps/modules will be overwritten... but in the end it should be ok...
I'll make a nandroid backup first...
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You can do that. However, some of the apps might conflict with pre existing packages, because the names are different. The apps will be installed in a different way. So you may end up with duplicate packages. That's not a big deal though. You can easily remove the apps you already have either before installing the pack or afterwards. You'll find all of them in ZipFile/data/app or Device/data/app as *.apk. Unlike other apps, those won't be inside any other folder besides data/app, unless you update/reinstall them. So, they are easy to find and delete.
Edit: @leonardus_magnus, the next version will be even more modular to simplify your case scenario and others'. Apps will be in a separate, optional zip that you can put in your sdcard if you want them installed. In addition, it will be a very simple zip. Inside, you'll find the folder [data] with the [app/*.apk] structure inside, so,
Code:
data/app/"your APK files"
. That zip will also be a standalone installer itself for cases in which you want to install only the apps. Finally, the SystemiZer module will also be built with the same principles. You'll be able to add your apps to
Code:
ZipFile/system/"app or priv-app"/"your app folder"/"your app"
i.e.
Code:
ZipFile/system/priv-app/Greenify/Greenify.apk"
.
VR25 said:
And I just put together a new version. I will only post it tomorrow though. Guess who's gonna try it first!
The new module I talked about is codenamed "Magisk-Essentials-AiO SystemiZer Addon" or "aio-systemizer" for short. It's path is Magisk-Essentials-AiO-v2017.5.30.zip/magisk/aio-systemizer.zip.
As as said before, just place your system apps there and delete the "PLACEHOLDER" files.
The aio module that I modified for you earlier is the updater of the entire pack through Magisk Manager app (waiting for repository approval).
Thanks for the systemizer suggestion.
That's it for this version changelog.
Instead of downloading the entire package, you can simply install the attached components.
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This is great! All my apps are systemized immediately instead of having to go into an app/terminal to select all of the apps I want. Thanks!
I don't see your aio-gapps.zip, where to download it? Or do I missed something?
Thank you.
vhick said:
I don't see your aio-gapps.zip, where to download it? Or do I miss something?
Thank you.
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You can use any GApps package. Just rename it to aio-gapps.zip.
I see that you found MagicGApps. It's the one I use.
I am a bit confused can you help me. How to install this. I am noob.
Before I start, I'd like to apologize if you don't understand something I say. English isn't my native language
Mega Audio ModOverview
Improve your audio experience
Install Audio Modification Library
Install DTS:X Ultra
Install ViPER4Android
A wide majority of you are probably already familiar with most of what happens here, in fact this module happens to be a collection of pre-existing Magisk modules helping keep your audio experience the best your device can provide. I earlier had to go through the pain of installing all of these modules every time I changed a ROM. (Which happened once or twice everyday) I, thus decided to make a module that automates the process for me and installs everything I need. I plan to keep updating this and learn even more magisk development in the future
To do:
Add some presets to the viper directory in Android folder (once I figure out how to write to /data via magisk modules)
Add some more audio associated improvements
Add some more modules
If you happen to have any idea on how to write to /data via magisk modules please reply to the thread..
If you have any suggestions please reply to the thread.
Credits @Team_DeWitt \ ViPer4Android
@UltraM8 @Nemuritor01 @JohnFawkes @LazerL0rd \ DTS:X Ultra
@Zackptg5 \ Audio Modification Library
I am not able to post links for some reason so please cope with me and copy and paste what I type below
Download:
Source: github.com/Maitreya29/Mega-Audio-Mod
Download: sourceforge.net/projects/mega-audio-mod/files/
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Can't get Viper driver to install. Even in permissive Selinux. DTS works. On Pixel 5
Your Android version is and have you a custom rom with custom kernel on your device or using stock rom?A lil bit more info where great.Cheers!!!
-CALIBAN666- said:
Your Android version is and have you a custom rom with custom kernel on your device or using stock rom?A lil bit more info where great.Cheers!!!
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Android 11 stock rom
Magisk canary
Pixel 5
JBNCK One UI ExperienceGet the JBNCK One UI Experience on your Samsung Phone without root. Works best on Galaxy A-Series phones running Android 11 or 12Features- Debloated and clean (pleasant for the eyes, fun to use and allows for 2-day battery life)*
- Privacy (RethinkDNS [DNS + Firewall] and Privacy indicators included)**
- Degoogled*** (removed the majority of Google apps, replaced Play Store client [AuroraStore], possibility to add Nextcloud accounts [Nextcloud app required] or other accounts for contacts and calendar syncing, included Chromium)
- Advanced tweaking (SystemUI Tuner included)Installation ****For best results, make sure your device is freshly set up. If it isn't, create a backup (on anything but Google (WhatsApp backup is fine) or Samsung since those sync adapters will be removed) and perform a factory reset. Otherwise it may break your setup and you might end up with a chaotic system which defeats the whole purpose of the project xD
To start the installation, download the newest release and unzip the file. On your phone, make sure you have USB debugging enabled. After enabling USB debugging connect your phone to your computer via a USB cable and execute the script (there are 3 files, choose the one that suits your operating system). If you're on Linux, make sure to allow execution of the adb binary and the debloat script. If you have no idea what I'm talking about, just open a terminal in the extracted folder and execute the following command:
Code:
chmod -R 777 *
Download: https://github.com/JBNCK/One-UI-Experience/releases
GitHub repo (!!do not clone to use!! Use a release!): https://github.com/JBNCK/One-UI-Experience
GitHub profile: https://github.com/JBNCK
Website: https://jbnck.ml/
Based on: https://jbnck.ml/projects/android_modifikation/samsung-debloat-liste.html
TroubleshootingBootloopHope you backed up your data . Enter recovery mode and perform a factory resetHey some app isn't working!Ask me for help on XDA by posting a comment under the thread. Make sure to include information like:
1. What isn't working?
2. What device are you using?
3. Is there any error message that might help?
I will try to recreate the problem and send you a solution if i manage to solve itHey some app that I use is missing!Ask me for help on XDA by posting a comment under the thread. Make sure to include information like:
1. What app is missing?
2. What device are you using?
I will send you a command to get the app back since it has probably been removed by the script. I hope you know how to execute adb commands.Read this before you scream in the commentsSome features will get broken by the debloating process. This is completely normal so don't flip out when you see a settings toggle doing nothing. If you want to get a feature back, ask me.
* - battery life may/will depend on your phone model and installed apps
** - both need to be set up first. Also make sure to enable always on VPN for RethinkDNS
*** - critical system apps as well as Google Play Services cannot be removed without root. The script still installs GBoard (the lite version without stickers and unnecessary online content) and Google Messages (for a better RCS integration)
**** - adb will be blocked by MacOS by default. You can unblock it in the security tab in the settings app
Script tested on Galaxy A51 5G (SM-A516B), Galaxy A50 (SM-A505FN) and Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (SM-P610).
Works best on A-Series devices running Android 11 and 12 It is recommended to disable battery optimization for SystemUI tuner, Account Manager (syncing client for Nextcloud [Nextcloud app required] and other online accounts)) and Aurora Store. Also make sure to enable always on VPN for RethinkDNS.
Screenshots below.
Screenshots:To be added soonBugs:- Keyboard needs to be enabled manually (Settings > General Management > Default keyboard > enable OpenBoard)
Hello I just wanted to say that I love your one ui experience project and that I am the first person to ever star you're project on github.com and will probably be the first to contribute to your project on github.com.
You're script will also work from a Linux computer right?
I have just created a PR on github that fixed a flaw that was at the start of every single line of code in all 3 scripts I tested all 3 and they did literally nothing at all except show errors before this change to the scripts. Youre welcome. I look forward to contributing more to this amazing project in the future.
rkesh1 said:
Hello I just wanted to say that I love your one ui experience project and that I am the first person to ever star you're project on github.com and will probably be the first to contribute to your project on github.com.
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Thank you, much appreciated!
rkesh1 said:
I have just created a PR on github that fixed a flaw that was at the start of every single line of code in all 3 scripts I tested all 3 and they did literally nothing at all except show errors before this change to the scripts. Youre welcome. I look forward to contributing more to this amazing project in the future.
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If you're on Linux like me, you have to change the permissions to 755 (open a terminal in this folder and simply type 'chmod -R 755 *'). This will allow the script and the adb binary to be executed. The message "errors are normal just ignore them" refers to errors like "Package not installed for 0" which are completely normal since not every phone has the same bloatware. Thank you for contributing though!
rkesh1 said:
You're script will also work from a Linux computer right?
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Yes, but you have to make it executable first
I've created a pull request on github that fixed an issue with your scripts
What about OneUI 4.1 on A51 A515F?
GalaxyA51user said:
What about OneUI 4.1 on A51 A515F?
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The script mostly just uninstalls pre-packaged bloatware that comes with One UI and installs 4 to 5 new apps I ran it on my phone therefore it should also work on one ui 4.1
JanBoyGamer23 said:
Thank you, much appreciated!
If you're on Linux like me, you have to change the permissions to 755 (open a terminal in this folder and simply type 'chmod -R 755 *'). This will allow the script and the adb binary to be executed. The message "errors are normal just ignore them" refers to errors like "Package not installed for 0" which are completely normal since not every phone has the same bloatware. Thank you for contributing though!
Yes, but you have to make it executable first
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Hello janboygamer23 I see on your readme on github it says that the experience would be bad if not run on a fresh install. I don't think that's true because all your script does mostly is uninstall tons of packages and install 4 or 5
rkesh1 said:
The script mostly just uninstalls pre-packaged bloatware that comes with One UI and installs 4 to 5 new apps I ran it on my phone therefore it should also work on one ui 4.1
Hello janboygamer23 I see on your readme on github it says that the experience would be bad if not run on a fresh install. I don't think that's true because all your script does mostly is uninstall tons of packages and install 4 or 5
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The uninstallation of these apps is the problem. If you already have everything set up removing all of the bloat can break and mess some things like apps linked to google play for example paid apps, thats why its always better to run debloat script directly after the initial setup. Its really just a recommendation/warning and you can do what you want with it, just be advised that things may break
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What about OneUI 4.1 on A51 A515F?
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A OneUI 4 version will be pushed in the next couple of days. Im running a private version of the script on oneui 4 and it works perfectly. I still need to do some adjustments and i will upload it on github soon
JanBoyGamer23 said:
JBNCK One UI ExperienceGet the JBNCK One UI Experience on your Samsung Phone without root. Works best on Galaxy A-Series phones running Android 11Features- Debloated and clean (pleasant for the eyes, fun to use and allows for 2-day battery life)*
- Privacy (RethinkDNS [DNS + Firewall] and Privacy indicators included)**
- Degoogled*** (removed the majority of Google apps, replaced Play Store client [AuroraStore], possibility to add /e/-account, included Ungoogled Chromium)
- Advanced tweaking (SystemUI Tuner included)
- Lightweight replacements for system apps
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Hello JanBoy, good work!
But I would like to keep the Google Play Store (no AuroraStore). Could you make a version of it or say what does not have to be uninstalled (.bat) / installed (APK) in the script to have full Play Store access?
Many greetings
Frank
FBK2904 said:
Hello JanBoy, good work!
But I would like to keep the Google Play Store (no AuroraStore). Could you make a version of it or say what does not have to be uninstalled (.bat) / installed (APK) in the script to have full Play Store access?
Many greetings
Frank
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You can execute the following command to get the play store back:
adb shell pm install-existing com.android.vending
After that, you can simply uninstall AuroraStore and you should be good to go!
New version coming today!Since I still go to school I wasn't able to actively work on the script but now that the school year is almost over, I can publish a new version which works for Android 12.
JanBoyGamer23 said:
You can execute the following command to get the play store back:
adb shell pm install-existing com.android.vending
After that, you can simply uninstall AuroraStore and you should be good to go!
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Thank you for your "quick" reply.
But since nothing is happening in the A51-Scene with updated Custom-ROMs, I flashed the latest Stock-ROM (Android 12) and debloated it myself ;o)
FBK2904 said:
Thank you for your "quick" reply.
But since nothing is happening in the A51-Scene with updated Custom-ROMs, I flashed the latest Stock-ROM (Android 12) and debloated it myself ;o)
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Sorry for being inactive for a bit, the school year is almost over and I had a lot of exams but I'm done now
New release!!!Major update to the script (One UI 4(.1) is now officially supported)!- Less stuff is getting installed (Messages, Keyboard and Weather are not being replaced anymore)
- More bloatware is getting removed
- Ungoogled chromium for Android has been abandoned so I replaced it with normal chromium, should still be more private than Chrome
- Animation speed adjustments
- /e/-Accounts have been replaced with DAVx5 to allow more nextcloud servers to be synced (Nextcloud app required)
Go check it out here:
Releases · JBNCK/One-UI-Experience
Development version of my One UI optimization tool featuring custom debloating by using presets and the ability to restore packages. - JBNCK/One-UI-Experience
github.com
What I'm currently working on:Making different scripts for different use cases (e.g. heavy debloat or light debloat, Android 11 or Android 12 etc.)
JanBoyGamer23 said:
What I'm currently working on:Making different scripts for different use cases (e.g. heavy debloat or light debloat, Android 11 or Android 12 etc.)
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Hi! Can you make a script to debloat Samsung's official Android 11 firmware (Google Play Store remain) an to make NOT auto update to Android 12? No root. Thanks.
lexus46 said:
Hi! Can you make a script to debloat Samsung's official Android 11 firmware (Google Play Store remain) an to make NOT auto update to Android 12? No root. Thanks.
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Yes thats what I'm working on
JanBoyGamer23 said:
Yes thats what I'm working on
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Thanks a lot. Waiting.