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[Galaxy S II Android Development] DarkNiz:
I was just about to post. I actually managed to fix the problem last night. Isn't it weird how life always does that? Like you can be struggling for a while and then when you find a solution, someone else does. Anyway, thank you for your effort :)

Here's how I fixed my problem:

1) I downloaded the MIUI ROM for the S2 from galnetmiui.co.uk (weekly build).

2) I extracted the Market app from it.

3) Installed Market app (like any other apk).

It was the 3.4.6 version. Shortly after that, I noticed it was automatically updated to 3.5.15 :)

BTW, I'm on Siyah 2.6.14 and it still occasionally freezes when I mount my SD-Card. Then the phone goes into a constant state of rebooting and only a hard-power-down works.

1) The only other small "issues" I found with the ROM is that the lockscreen time (on status bar at top) is not accurate. The time at the bottom of the lockscreen is correct, though.

2) The "hot-boot" option does not work. Sends the phone into a constant reboot loop.

3) Setting my SMS service center number was a bit of a schlep. Why don't they just allow you to enter normal numbers? I had to go search online for a solution. It comes down to the fact that MIUI ROMs don't allow to just enter normal numbers. It has to be in HEX format. So I had to go online and find what is known as a PDU encoder. I entered the HEX number into the phone and then I was able to send SMSes again. Bit of a schlep that I wish MIUI would fix. I mean, the normal Samsung ROMs you can just enter a normal number, as is any other ROM or older phone even. Why could they not just use that code? Or is it dependent on tw-framework of the S2?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adyscorpius:
Hey

I just removed the 3.3.11 Market and installed the Latest Google Play Store. Seems like its working too :-P

Its like, the Market Updater was causing some problems.

Try something.

1. Remove vending.apk OR uninstall market from Titanium Backup.

2. Reboot

3. Move Vending.apk(Play 3.5.15) to /system/app and set perm at 0644 (rw-r--r--) OR

Restore backup of Google Play Store(if you have one) from Titanium Backup

4. Reboot.

Market works fine for me now. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adyscorpius:
Hey guys,

Just a quick release!

Last update to AdyScorpiusMIUI-GB

-Based on last MIUI GB release

-Updated Siyah v2.6.14

-Updated Titanium Backup

-All things on previous release are here too.

-Removed MarketUpdater.apk - Fixes Market issues. Latest Play Store, up and working.

Download link:-

CLICK HERE

P.S. Just noticed. This release comes exactly two months after the previous one. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DarkNiz:
Nice, thanks :) Is this a non-wipe ROM? :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chana:
thanks for the latest update ady! happy to try it. the only problem I experienced with previous version was market related. hope in new 2.4.3 it's really fixed :D

confirm : market still FC :(, back to your ICS version
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adyscorpius:
Market fix thats working for me for now...

I just download 5 apps over two reboots but the problem hasn't re-occurred. Hope its a permanent fix.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chana:
I'll try to flash your GB rom again ady, and will confirm later :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Antonyart:
THANKS!!!

Masterpiece Redone!!! Thanks Ady!!! from what i read... only prob i saw is the first time i installed it i had the market FC... but i reinstalled it over it without clearing anything and it works like a charm... ;-)

Thanks for the work you have done!!! excellent...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chana:
here is what I did :

1. flash ROMS (full wipe)

2. flash fluxi

3. reboot.

market still FC.

then I tried to clear data on google services framework and market, reboot to recovery, flash fluxi.

market still FC.

OK, I gave up :D

back to ICS..
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] mouse100:
Hi guys! Yesterday I tried to launch youtube but it doesn't work giving me an error message "YouTube app was closed unexpectedly". So thinking it was a system error (only today my friends told me that youtube has connection problem "doh!" :D) I removed the app from system by RootUninstaller, because I would re-install it from the market, but I found that in the market there isn't! :(

So I've also tried to reset all factory setting and youtube didn't appear anyway.

Is there a way to re-install youtube app in the system? Can I take it from some system dump posted in this section or someone could link me only the YouTube app's apk for my TF201?

Thanks in advance!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] korax85:
Attached youtube.apk from latest update (9.4.2.13)

This will need to be put in to /system/app and all going well should come up after reboot
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] mouse100:
Thanks my friend! You saved my life! :) :) :)
[Nexus S General] canca14:
There are two major holes in Google Wallet's security. One that gives a person access to your pin by using a rooted app, and the other that gives a person the ability to change your pin.

http://thesmartphonechamp.com/security-flaw-found-in-google-wallet/

This one is the biggest security hole as it effects all users regardless of if they are rooted or not.

http://thesmartphonechamp.com/secon...le-wallet-rooted-or-not-no-one-is-safe-video/
[Nexus S General] adaimespechip:
I'm not worried in the slightest.. Android Central made a very good point.
[Nexus S General] canca14:
That's true only for the method where you try to discover the person's pin. With the changing the pin method, all you need to do is lose your phone and it not have a pin lock on it. Look at the video in that link, it's pretty easy to change the pin in Google Wallet. You don't need root, you don't need any special apps or anything to do it. All they need is access to your phone. In other words if your phone is stolen and you don't have a password to keep someone from logging into it, they can very easily access your Google Wallet.
[Nexus S General] Erythnul:
Yes, true. But you have to admit that anyone who uses their phone for confidential data (such as credit card info or payments) and who doesn't set a single security feature is kind of a silly person.
[Nexus S General] adaimespechip:
Android central updates:

Google are right.. If you don't want to be at risk, don't root your phone.
[Nexus S General] vetvito:
its still a million times safer than NFC card.
[Nexus S General] Nick N:
Does anyone think it could be possible to develop a malicious app that requires root privileges (say a program that most rooted uses would use like Root Explorer), and use it to send your Google Wallet info at the time your phone is making a purchase using Google Wallet? So instead of one purchase for $5 it would also add another. Google wants you to make in person and online purchases with Wallet, as it has replaced Google Checkout.
[Nexus S General] kerry_xu_cs:
It's not google's fault. it's user's fault.

DON'T ROOT YOUR PHONE IF YOU WANT SECURITY!!!
[Nexus S General] bozzykid:
First off anyone worried about security doesn't have their phone rooted. Google is storing the pin encrypted on the phone. Of course it is accessible if you have your phone rooted and of course a brute force attack will work. It's really a non-issue.
[Nexus S General] canca14:
You guys are all thinking only of the brute force method that requires root. But the other method that you just simple clear Google Wallet's storage allows you to change the pin without having ever known the pin in the first place. The method used in that video doesn't require any sort of system level access at all. In other words it doesn't matter if you're rooted or not, that method will still gain access to your Google Wallet.
[Nexus S General] bozzykid:
Again, someone has to break the lock on your phone and steal your phone. If someone steals my computer, they can probably get many of my passwords. It is as much a security concern as any personal device.
[Nexus S General] canca14:
Right but I was responding to the people who stated this only effects rooted phones. What I am saying to those people is that there are two methods listed on the link I provided. The second method doesn't require root and effects 100% of all Google Wallet users. Of course pin locking your device would add a level of security that would provide a barrier for someone to cross before they can compromise your device.
[Nexus S General] Rem3Dy:
if you lose your wallet it is easier for a thief to use your credit cards then to try and change your pin on Google wallet if you lose your phone.
[Nexus S General] bozzykid:
Also since Google Wallet supports so few credit card companies, about the most a thief could do is use your prepaid card. You can't add money to the prepaid card without the CV2 code anyways.
[Nexus S General] derekwilkinson:
first of all, if i lose my phone, i'm wiping the freaking data.

Second of all, I have like $10 on google wallet. if they steal my phone and use the $10, i'm gonna be more pissed about the phone being stolen then them buying lunch.

this is just stupid.
[Nexus S General] canca14:
All the more reason why this flaw is more potentially damaging. Most people who use Google Wallet are going to be using the Google pre-paid card, meaning whatever funds are in the account are going to be compromised.

How much you keep in the account doesn't matter. The bottom line is they have a gaping hole in their security. The level of inconvenience for you doesn't change that this is a major hole they need to fix ASAP. Google stated that they are working on getting more cards to work with Google Wallet. I for one would not want to link my bank card knowing that a person who steals my phone would have full unfettered access to my account.
[Nexus S General] bozzykid:
How is it more damaging? I'm pretty sure the limit on credit cards is much higher than what is in an average Google Wallet prepaid card. I doubt people keep much money on prepaid cards since it can only be used with your phone.

---------- Post added at 01:21 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:20 PM ----------

At most, they could add a way to disable cards from the Google Wallet web site. I don't see them adding any major new security measures in the app itself.
[Nexus S General] derekwilkinson:
lol are you serious dude? you completely ignored me saying i'd wipe my data. and it isn't a "gaping hole in the security". do you know how few people actually root their phones??? it's a small number.

secondly, what if someone steals your wallet? it falling out of your pocket or being pick-pocketed is a major security hole. Wallet makers need to add a lock to the wallet.

Stop being so damn paranoid.
[Nexus S General] canca14:
The point isn't how much money people have in it. The point is that anything in your account is at risk regardless of if you keep a large amount in it or not. A hole is a hole and this one needs to be plugged regardless of how much you keep in the account.
[Nexus S General] canca14:
You obviously didn't read the link I provided. Having root has no bearing on someone being able to access your Google Wallet account. BTW if they access your Google Wallet they could easily turn the radio on the phone off and you wouldn't be able to wipe it, but the could still use Google Wallet since it doesn't use data to make purchases.
[Nexus S General] bozzykid:
Plug what hole? You will always be at risk when your phone has the ability to make purchases. You will always be at risk when you carry a wallet with money or a credit card in it. If you don't want to be at risk, then you shouldn't install Google Wallet. I don't see how they could do measurably more to make it secure. If they put up too much barriers to entry, people will just use their credit card.
[Nexus S General] canca14:
So a person being able to easily bypass your pin is acceptable to you? If that's the case then why bother having a pin at all? They should take measures so that it isn't so simple to reset the app. Also, your account shouldn't be tied to the device. Instead they should tie it to something else (google account perhaps). Them plugging the holes should have no impact on the usability or convenience of using the app. Gaping security holes are not acceptable under any circumstance. Saying if you don't like it don't use it is a very close minded way of approaching it. I expect at least basic levels of security in an app that handles anything related to money. I expect people to not be able to simply reset the app and have full access to my account.
[Nexus S General] kerry_xu_cs:
I you have developed application for android, you will know that the folder /data/data/(software package name) which stores the data for specific software, is only accessible by the software itself, not even by user. But after root, everyone can access the folder. So now, the pin of Google Wallet is stored in sqlite database file which exist in the /data/data/(package name of Google Wallet). After you gain root, every software can access the database file, so read and write action can be performed.
[Nexus S General] madd0g:
Forget root, this "hack" is even more awesome lmao :

http://androidandme.com/2012/02/app...cked-again-no-root-access-required-this-time/
[Nexus S General] canca14:
Again, that has nothing to do with the 2nd method that I talked about...

root is not even needed.

This is what I've been talking about. People aren't reading but they are commenting. They're talking about root when root isn't even needed.

http://thesmartphonechamp.com/secon...le-wallet-rooted-or-not-no-one-is-safe-video/
[Nexus S General] derekwilkinson:
ok cool, then they can have my $10. no ****ing big deal. if it had a real credit card on there i just call my bank and have them shut it off and I get my money back that they used. so losing my phone is the same as losing my wallet (except right now it's like losing a wallet with $10 in it). I mean damn, the word WALLET is even in the name!

what the hell is your problem?
[Nexus S General] BrianDigital:
it will be fixed, and honastly how many nexus s/galaxy people outside of xda have even turned the app on
[Nexus S General] bozzykid:
If someone steals my phone and I didn't use a lock on my phone, I would be more concerned about all of the accounts I am logged in to on my phone.
[Nexus S General] canca14:
Wow no need to get personal. Bottom line is there is a glaring hole in the security. What's the point of the pin if a person can just simply reset the app and set their own pin. Just because the word "wallet" is in the name that means it's okay for it to lack even basic security? Come on now, that isn't logical nor is the attitude of "well I don't have much money in it so security doesn't matter". For this emerging technology to catch on people have to be confident in it. Right now people have no reason to have any confidence in it at all considering that a simple data clearing can give someone full access to your Google Wallet account.
[Nexus S General] albundy2010:
Yes I agree that is a major concern and needs to addressed. Something like having to have actually log into your Google account with the password after a data wipe in the app would do.

But I also agree that no matter what you security is in place if somebody has physical access to your device it can ultimately be breached.
[Nexus S General] Harbb:
Exactly as albundy said. The main problem is the clearing data cache. Forcing you to log into a google account or something of the sort is fine. As for the database exploit, that's a risk one takes when rooting with personal information.

Unlike what the article says though, security through obscurity is definitely security. It will stop the 95% of people getting access to it in its current state. But this is something easily fixed and shouldn't be avoided.
[Nexus S General] bdpyo:
dumb question but how can you remotely wipe the data from your phone?
[Nexus S General] bozzykid:
There are apps for doing this type of thing. But you could also use 2-step authentication and just remove the authentication for your Nexus device on the website and it would not allow a thief to login to any of the Google services on the phone.
[Nexus S General] bdpyo:
Thanks
[Nexus S General] degiovab:
Rooting without wiping data is possible!

Regarding the main PIN vulnerability, Google advised customers not to install the Wallet on rooted phones.

I really do not understand the recommendation though.

This method

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1479831

allows anyone to root a Nexus S without unlocking the bootloader and therefore without wiping the data.

I tested the root technique on my i9023 and it worked perfectly.
[Nexus S General] tehgeekguy:
The recommendation is pretty clear. The PIN exploit only works on rooted phones, since the app needs root access to bruteforce the PIN. It has nothing to do with the bootloader, it's a simple fact of - if your phone is rooted, it could allow an app with root privileges to attempt to crack the PIN.

If you're not rooted, the app can't get the permissions it needs to attempt to crack it.
[Nexus S General] degiovab:
I may be wrong but I thought the whole point was about non-legitimate users being able to use my card.

If I am the legitimate user it does not really matter if I root my phone or not: I already know my PIN and I do not need to use the exploit.

But if my phone gets stolen, then a non-legitimate user (the thief) should not be able to access the wallet. But if the thief can root my phone without wiping the data, then can run the exploit and get the PIN.

So it does not really matter if I root or not my phone: the thief is going to root it anyway...
[Nexus S General] majinzen:
Rooting is going to wipe your phone anyway, so that is moot.
[Nexus S General] Harbb:
1. There is an exploit which doesn't require rooting (just clear the cache and you can enter a new pin).

2. There are plenty of methods to Root without unlocking the bootloader.
[Nexus S General] degiovab:
Thanks Harbb: that was exactly the point of my original comment (the link I provided is one of the best methods I found, leveraging the mempodroid exploit)
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] herzlich:
Hi

I have observed that if my data networks become unusable or if i shift from Wifi to mobile network the phones turns really slow especially the contacts / person app. If i am on WIFI they are superb fast but as soon as I shift to 2G it turns very slow. The overall phone becomes slow and the worst is Contacts app.

Any idea or anyone in similar situation ?

Regards
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] herzlich:
Yeah but its problematic. Can we set an interval that when it should sync like in night only. If i disable sync it also disable gmail and otherwise custom settings which will lead to simply forget to on later.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] jxbill3:
Hi Guys, can someone teach me how to replace a conf. file for samsung ace?:)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] domnic79:
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[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] jxbill3:
I GOOGLE everywhere and cannot find a tut on how to replace a conf. file
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] iBlowpot:
Astronaut Status

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[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] jaredthegreat:
looking great!!
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] sevenshotsofwisdom:
good stuff!..trying some of it out now +1
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] threestripebrand:
Nice work!
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] culaponk:
May I req miui evo 4g with my name 'culaponk' as watermark? :D

Thanks
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] iBlowpot:
Anime Series

Astronaut Status

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[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] teh roxxorz:
Looking good there man. :)
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] culaponk:
Cihhuy.... thankyu thankyu very very so much :*

Now I've splash screen limited edition in the world :D
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] DB13:
Just downloaded the south park splashscreen while watching South Park haha awesome work
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] Kfunk:
These look great - impressed indeed!
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] zhaozhengyang:
looking great,I'll try some
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] Notorious:
Young gun :)
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] teh roxxorz:
Gona need a trailer to carry your enormous head now. :p
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] jaredthegreat:
Just keep getting better :D
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] LGangsta88:
I would like to request the kill bill splash with my name Geezy as the water mark. Thanks in advance :)
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] iBlowpot:
Just noticed your post. Should've sent a direct message, but I got you when I get home.

Sent from my EVO fOurG
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] JMJ383618:
Custom blashscreen.....

If you would make one that says...MJ2011 I would greatly appreciate....THANKS FOR ALL YOUR HARD WORK MAN!!!!!:thumbup:
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] iBlowpot:
Update within the OP :D
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] teh roxxorz:
Still looking good man.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] criticl12:
Those are cool, can you make one with the theme from family guy??? thanks :)
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] iBlowpot:
Here you go. Let me know if you'd like anything changed and/or an idea. :D

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[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] jamieg71:
Nice stuff bro! How about a "Clyde" splash screen for ReLoaded? That would be SWEET!!
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] iBlowpot:
Gotcha
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] jamieg71:
You rock mayne!!

Representing Team D.I.R.T. rather well!!!
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] jtc464:
These are awesome. If you just get a chance, I'd like to req a theme with the character "mighty mouse" with the name watermarked in it. That would make my day/week/year...
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] iBlowpot:
No problem. As soon as I make it home. :)

Sent from my HTC EVO fOurG
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] iBlowpot:
Deck's ReLoaded

Astronaut Status

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[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] iBlowpot:
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[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] vel7wil:
Can I get One with this ........and of course the "vel7wil"???????
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] iBlowpot:
No problem.

Sent from my HTC EVO fOurG
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] iBlowpot:
>>> vel7wil <<<​
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] vel7wil:
Maaaaaannnn that was toooooo fast!!!!!! Thanks
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] iBlowpot:
>>> Papa Smurf151 <<<​
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] jtc464:
You are my hero!
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] jamieg71:
Hey my brother, meant to publicly thank you for the ReLoaded splash screens. You did an AMAZING job bro! I am going to add these to the second post of the OP just soon as I get my PC straight. Your doing some fine fine work mayne, this is how I got started. Not too long ago. I wish I could say my splash was this fine, but.. well..

Again thanks!

-jamie
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] Mazda:
THAT $H!T LOOKS AWESOME!!! Too bad I'm not a smurf BUT if I was....I would be rocking that for sure!!!

You should try to make one with some boxing gloves or something....that would be cool too!!
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] criticl12:
Thanks man, you are awesome!!!!
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] qccoles:
Do you think you could remake this and add a small Aeon iz 2SiK at the bottom? http://i54.tinypic.com/b7jc75.png

Do you install this as you would a recovery from the bootloader?
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] Papa Smurf151:
Holy crap this is so badass thanks man

xda forum moderator/recognised contributer
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] iBlowpot:
Yes

Sent from my HTC EVO fOurG
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] iBlowpot:
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[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] iBlowpot:
Anime Series

Afro Samurai

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Bleach

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DBZ

Goku

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Vegeta

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Gohan

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The following Splash Screens originated from ideas that were provided by DigitalKarma

Yoko

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Mamiya

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Eikichi Onizuka

New Concept. Somewhat Explicit.

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[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] Mazda:
DUDE you're on FIRE!!!
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] iBlowpot:
Update within post #42 :D
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] Mazda:
Hell YEAH!! I get my Goku on!..hahaha
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] qccoles:
This looks awesome on my evo! Thanks alot!