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[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] premskumar56:
Need help on getting the SystemUI.apk and updating it

Hi,

I have downloaded the stock rom of DDLC2 from samsung-updates.com and there only one md5 file in it.

How can i get the the SystemUI.apk from the md5 file and how to replace it...

Please guide me ..........

Thanks...
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] premskumar56:
Let me know how to replace systemUI.apk

Hi,

Thanks for the file.

Please let me know how to replace this file.

I had tried to use some file managers but i am not able to explore the system directory.

Please guide me on this.

Thank You.:)
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] simplyanin:
you nust be rooted .... then install ...root explorer ..

in root explorer go here ... system/apps ... mount as r/w

then u can overwrite systemui.apk

best of luck
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] premskumar56:
Hi,

I searched for root explorer on google play and i could not find any application. Can you please provide me the link.

Thanks
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] simplyanin:
bro if i post root explorer full version link here ... i will be bannned by da modz :p :D

check out google for root explorer.apk
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] premskumar56:
Hi,

I installed root explorer and replaced systemui file also. But still i am not getting the bar
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] evanlocked:
Hemmh pushing by root explorer to system/frameworks

Set permissions rwrr

v v

v

v

Reboot

Btw u will getting error when u push via rootex for a while

simple way make a flashableZip from uot kitchen

if u know about adb u can push it thru adb

Its not risky
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] premskumar56:
Thanks. I got it.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] simplyanin:
listen i m telling u clearly what to do ...

u will need your stock firmwares 3 system files ..

framework-res.apk

systemui.apk

twframework-res.apk

u will get this three files in two location ...

Systemui.apk in system/app folder

twframework-res.apk & framework-res.apk in system/framework folder

u need to copy this three files from your stock rom .... then keep them in a folder in pc.

then go to google.com ... there search for uot kitchen

uot.dakra or something like this site will come... in that site u will see there is a option called kitchen ... click that.

then click on file upload option ...

on the right u will seee a option called upload system files... click that .. then select those three files on by one in that site fron your pc.

it will autometically be uploaded .

then on that page only ... look at left and u will see on the top there will be a option called " select flashable zip scripting" by default it will be MTD ... click on it and select Galaxy.

then see a little below u will see a option called " Theme chooser preview" select mdpi/idpi option NOT HDPI.

after complition of this ... click on summery ... and if u did everything correctly ... it will be.showed as green colour.

anywaz ... "click on submit to kitchen."

once u clicked on submit u will get a order code with some numbers ... copy that code somewhere ... after 5-10min click on pickups ... ur file will be there with that same order code.

DONT APPLY OTHER ORDER CODES...IF U APPLY OTHERS ORDERS ... AND FLASH IT .. YOUR PHONE MIGHT FALL IN BOOT LOOP .... SO DOWNLOAD ONLY URZ NOT OTHERS.

anywaz now after downloading ur file .. copy that file in your sd cards root folder ... not in any folders ...

then switch off your phone and start your phone in this combination keys ... (home+power+volume up) keep holding those 3 buttons until u see galaxy y young black screen ... release the.buttons ...

u will be in recovery mode ... there select apply update from sd card... then select the cwm zip file and mount that ... u will be in cwm recovery... there select apply update from zip ... choose the file u just downloaded and flash it ...

and then reboot.

if everything goes well ... after rebooot ur notification bar will be available.

hope this helps :)
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] Millan.SIS:
Restore your UI to stock(framework-res.apk, twframework-res.apk & SystemUI.apk) DDLC2​

So what you gonna do is:

1. Download the below attached "ui-restore.zip"

2. Place the "ui-restore.zip" in the root of sdcard.

3. Boot into recovery (switch on pressing "vol up + home + power" buttons).

4. Select update.zip from sdcard.

5. Select "ui-restore.zip"

6. Reboot

*I'm not responsible if anything goes wrong.
[Kindle Fire General] swc2001:
So I am wanting to purchase my first tablet. I so far am very impressed with the dev society for the KF. I haven't done alot of digging but the Roms look very impressive. Also haveing cwm and that other recovery is great. One big thing, after rooting can you do anything with the KF that you can with most other tablets? Does it do Flash? I assume that once you get google play on there that you can put on all of your bought apps and such. I am pretty excited but want to get a good tablet for the whole family. Thanks so much.

Sent from my DROID BIONIC
[Kindle Fire General] jeffbud98:
Dude u should wait for the nexus tablet or the Asus memo those are both 200 and 250 and have more to offer than the kindle. Either way u can't go wrong I love my kindle fire
[Kindle Fire General] jeffbud98:
Yes after rooting u could do whatever, so far flash is supported on stock, cm7 and 2.3 roms , and soon to be stable with cm9 and 4.0 roms. Google play is working perfectly too but some gameloft games don't work
[Kindle Fire General] chris_m128:
You can't go wrong with a kindle fire. First and foremost it's an E-reader then a tablet in my opinion (which is not meant to take anything away from the device) . The Kindle reading app blows any other reading app out of the water. Add that onto all the hard work the devs have put in and you have a huge array of different add ons and directions you can go with your Fire. Plus amazon customer support I have found to be awesome. I had a problem with my unit charging, i called them on a saturday and I had my new kindle on monday. I'm guessing we might see a reduction in cost in the next few months as amazon is likely to announce their new line of e-reader/tablet.
[Kindle Fire General] freefaling:
Since each individual case is not the same. It is important to weigh the pros and cons yourself. If you are willing to ignore the cons then it's an easy choice.

Pros: Android (read: customizability), price, customer support, Amazon catalogue, XDA community support (a huge consideration for me), etc.

Cons: KF has no mic or camera or memory card slot and has only 512mb RAM.

So if you don't care about the cons or can live without them then, at this price point, it is a no-brainer.

Personally, I whole-heartedly recommend it!
[Kindle Fire General] soupmagnet:
If you want a cheap tablet that you can make not so cheap, then yes. But you'll have to do a little work, and it's not for the faint at heart.

If you want a good tablet straight out of the box, you'd be better off going with something else. Stock Kindle Fire OS is buggy and kind of annoying. And it's nearly impossible to customize.
[Kindle Fire General] erikiksaz:
I agree with all the other posters above me.

The KF is VERY easily rooted, which opens up both great opportunities for modding and an unfortunate can of worms for idiots who jump in headfirst without understanding what they're doing.

At this point if you were interested I'd just buy it used. That and read up on the rooting process, what a bootloader/recovery is, AND HOW TO CONTROL THEM VIA ADB/FASTBOOT. You can see the # of "bricked" threads, which are purely from the lack of understanding the above.
[Kindle Fire General] isaiahhhhh:
I agree with all those who have already posted, I would just caution you that if your looking for a tablet that you can root and then flash and jump into a stable custom rom the Kindle Fire isn't there yet, it's almost there but not completely. Hashcode just pushed out his new 3.0 kernel and it is almost perfect but has some issues. If you're looking for a tablet that your willing to work with and possibly reflash daily then go for the Kindle Fire, it's a great tablet to learn with since it's being heavily developed right now, however if you want more stability i'd wait for the google tab or go with an older tablet.
[Kindle Fire General] twa_priv:
I, as everybody else, am also eagerly waiting for ICS - but saying there are no stable ROMs is incorrect. I'm running CM7 since ages with zero issues on two KFs.
[Kindle Fire General] iso1600:
forget used, get a refurb from Amazon for $170.
[Kindle Fire General] shravbits:
Kindle Fire was my first tablet and I love it!
[Kindle Fire General] TunedReference:
Yup, and it's way more fun since ditching the Amazon software for ICS ROMs.
[Kindle Fire General] dubt17:
Get it! Cheap, and will only get cheaper! Plus, the hacktivity on xda is enormous!
[Kindle Fire General] Zardos66:
Picked mine up when they had the refurbs on sale for $139. Love it to death. Very easy to root and install Roms with thanks to XDA.
[Kindle Fire General] ryanhuong:
I like the Fire so much I just bought another one for a family member. About to flash ICS and hopefully never go back to stock.
[Kindle Fire General] swc2001:
Thankyou to everyone who posted. I do see the kindle fire as a good solid option and I love the dev community you guys have built here. I really think you guys have somthing special going on here. However I think I may be tempted by the Nook Tablet. After you root it and repartition the Hard Drive. You have way more space than the kf. The Nook also has an SD slot. The display is a little better as well. IT also has a gig of memory vs the KF 512. So I think ima go with it. I tell ya this though I sure would have enjoyed the society here. You guys seem to be top notch. THANKS FOR YALLS HELP

Hope y'all have a good one.
[Kindle Fire General] noahawesome:
If youplan on rooting go with the fire if not get the galaxy's tab. I on my kf right now by the way and it has built in flash that works great!

---------- Post added at 12:24 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:16 AM ----------

Oh and I enjoy the dev work also thanks devs hey what ever happened to Geo httoz speaking of developers we are anoyamos we are piton what the heck is that and anoumos is slept worng great now I cant spell well cool anoumos crap I think ill just leave it there to!

---------- Post added at 12:25 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:24 AM ----------

Oh and I enjoy the dev work also thanks devs hey what ever happened to Geo httoz speaking of developers we are anoyamos we are piton what the heck is that and anoumos is slept worng great now I cant spell well cool anoumos crap I think ill just leave it there to!
[Kindle Fire General] aarons510:
Nook Color better, IMO, than Kindle Fire.

I'd recommend the Nook Color over the Kindle Fire. The main difference, aside from the fact that it's a bit cheaper, is that it has an SDcard slot that not only provides up to 32GB of extra space, but allows you to boot from ROMs on the card without altering the Nook itself. This also makes it a lot harder to brick, or easier to unbrick, than the Fire. You can, of course, put ROMs on the internal memory, just as you can with the Fire. Look at the Nook Color forum on this site for more info.

The Nook Tablet is another matter. I don't know much about it, but I understand that B&N has made it a lot harder to hack than the Nook Color, You can check the forum for the Nook Tablet here on xda to see how much success devs have had so far with overcoming its protections.
[Kindle Fire General] ma.da.ladla:
nook color.is.nothing in front of kindle.fire.and nook tablet is same like kindle.fire but with sd card slot and cheap build quality i have used both and kindle is like solid metal and nook tablet is like cheap plastic

now kernel 3.0 is supporting otg and u can connect usb drives and hard drives with it

so go for kindle fire u will not regret

Sent From my Kindle Fire

Setup:Details are Below

Cm7 Barebones+Raven's Kernel

Minimum:300 Higher 1200mhz

Go launcher Ex With MIUI Theme

Games:MC3,Fifa 2012,Real Racing 2,Stick Cricket,Gangster Rio....

Apps:Mx Video Player,JetVid,Titanium Backup,Opera Mobile,Dolphin HD,Adobe Reader
[Kindle Fire General] scottinokc:
I love the KF (granted, it's my first tablet experience), I bought one new and another for my son off of Craigslist. Flashed them both and haven't looked back.
[Kindle Fire General] brainchow:
I disagree. I got a Nook color and a Nook touch for $150 during the sale a couple weeks ago, and even after a custom rom, the color was painfully slow. Animations were jerky, overall experience was really really poor imo. Sold it and picked up a fire, what a difference. That dual-core processor just screams, blows the Nook Color's 800mhz processor out of the water. Pretty much no price difference used either (sold the color for $150, kept the now free simple touch, bought a fire for $150).

I would also take a look at the flyer or the galaxy tab 7 2. Flyer has beautiful hardware, but somewhat dead development. Very interested on how the tab will do.
[Kindle Fire General] n0tsane:
I use a Toshiba Thrive at work, but it's not very portable. The KF isn't as powerful, but it's a great size. I especially love mine even more after putting ICS on it.
[Kindle Fire General] cgilstrap:
I got my Kfire the first day it released and it was my first tablet or smart phone (still don't own a smart phone). It's been great. It is so versatile. Learning to root and do other such customizing was very easy. I've "bricked" my kfire many times and fought back with cmd, adb, and misc other remedies, and fixed it every time. I highly recommend this thing. Specially with the awesome price tag, comparatively speaking. Plus haven't scratched the surface yet, the screen on this thing is amazing. Color is great. Sounds great with my nice headphones. I play Harvest Moon emulator on it at work... =P
[Kindle Fire General] ryanhuong:
Same here. My Kindle (even has a bulky cover on it) fits in my front pocket most of the time, can't say that about an iPad.
[Kindle Fire General] thor79:
Love my Kindle Fire. I haven't tried putting any custom ROMS on it, only rooted it but that's enough for me for now. That's enough to get off the stock launcher and make it act like a regular Android tablet.

I picked it up so I could read books and watch videos on my commute on the train and it hasn't let me down yet. I bought it knowing I could get it rooted and get away from the stock launcher (thank god). It's my first tablet, but not my first smart device (currently using a Photon)...been using Android phones for a little while and iPhones before that.
[Kindle Fire General] rv65:
My dad has one and he likes it.
[Kindle Fire General] umash4:
Solid build quality on the kindle fire. Love the way it fits in one hand. Love the gorilla glass (first time with it).

Lack of extensibility sucks though. No sd card (can use amazon cloud, dropbox and such, but poor substitutes). No sim slot means you are limited to home wifi or have to hack config files to get on to adhoc networks. Miss physical buttons (for volume etc).

PS: Guess the OP went for away for a nook, but what the h3ll :)
[Kindle Fire General] Harry_Y:
Tonight I had a chance to play with the new Samsung Galaxy tablet.

Update:

I exchanged my Kindle Fire for it since it met my needs more.

My suggestion would be to try both and see which one you like better.

Hopefully this helps
[Kindle Fire General] TheKid2:
I have four kindles running on my network at home. Every family member except for me. They all love the kindle. They Rock!!!!!!

Three running CM7 one running ICS. Best little tablet to be had.:D
[Kindle Fire General] tmn72tx:
I think it's a Great First Tablet

The Kindle Fire, IMHO, is a great first tablet. If you keep it stock, it is easy to use, easy to configure and is still very flexible. If you do nothing else, but just use it as it was intended, it is a great tablet. Netflix looks great, the apps are nice, the free app a day is good.

If you are brave and a little tech savvy, then you can really make it do some amazing things.

I was worried about the low memory, but have acutally never found that to be an issue. The screen is very nice, and you can two-thumb type in portrait mode.

I would absolutely recommend it.
[Kindle Fire General] umash4:
Miss bluetooth also
[Kindle Fire General] dadeo1111:
Being my first tablet, I have to say, for the money it's a no-brainer. I'm trying to turn lemons into lemonade by using the lack of on-board storage to leverage my cloud storage education up a notch. Could not be a better time either, with all the cloud offerings cropping up now, Drive included.

When I made my choice to get a Fire the main contenders for me were the Fire and the Nook and after reading the pros and cons of these devices I know I made the right choice.
[Kindle Fire General] Docs009:
If any one is still following this thread.

I know the original poster has already fled to the nook, but I thought I would add my $0.02 worth in case anyone is following this thread.

Before buying my KF, I had been wanting a tablet computer for a while (drool - ASUS Transformer Prime :D) but could never justify the cost because I already have a laptop and I am too frugal (aka cheap :p) to spend $400 to $800 (or more) on one. The KF's hit the market and, eventually, I was able to find a refurbished one for around $150.

It was this price point that made me make the jump to buy one. On the negative side, the KF is limited by no camera, no built in mic, no built in GPS, and no SD card slot. However, except for the SD card slot issue, I have been using my cell for all of those functions anyway and would be unlikely to really need them on a tablet. On the plus side, it's very sturdy, pretty fast, has the gorilla glass screen, and (thanks to the Dev's here) easily capable of running ICS with all the bells and whistles.

When I got it, I started out with the stock Rom, but found it maddening to use especially since I am not a huge Amazon fan boi. Since then, I have tried a few ICS builds and they have been mostly stable, but the more recent ones (esp with Hashcode's most recent kernel) have been rock steady with only 1 or 2 minor annoyances (i.e. have to hold the on/off button to turn off, charging icon not functioning with wall charger, etc...)

IMHO, anyone who is on the fence about purchasing one, if you are comfortable with rooting and then installing custom recoveries/rom's, for the money, you cannot get more bang for your buck.

Thanks for listening.

Sincerely,

William

[Kindle Fire: gedeROM v1.1 {3.0 Kernel, CM9, Android 4.0.4} - Stock Kernel]

[HTC Evo 4G Supersonic: MikG 3.11 ROM - Chop Suey Custom Kernel]

[Retired: HTC CDMA Hero: Gingerbread Hero Deck ROM - Stock Kernel]

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[Kindle Fire General] swc2001:
I love what everyone has had to say. I have read all of the posts. I feel for me though I deffinately made the right choice getting the Nook Tablet 16gb with a 32gb sdcard. Its CM7 Rom is very good. The cons are this.... the dev community over on the Nook side is great but hard to follow. There are multiple ways of doing everything. Sometimes that's good but sometimes its just confusing. I got a hold of one guy and he really helped though. Another bad thing is that the only way the Nook is truly superior is by hacking and rooting it. If you put the two stock machines next to each other you would have to give it to the KindleFire. But if you put th KF against the Nook tablet and they were both hacked..... the choice would be handsdown in favor of the Nook. And that's the main reason I went for the Nook.

However.... my wife wants the Kindle fire and shes not into hacking..... sooooo I may get to be a part of yalls community yet. I sure hope so.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] redcub15:
Hi, this may be a newbie question, but I really cant figure it out. I am currently using LunarUI4 by Reventongt ROM and I cant seem to find how to change my font or at least change the font size because they look huge. Any way I can do this on this ROM? I know I used to have Font option on Display Settings when I was still using MIUY4 ROM, but on this one, there isnt an option. Please help :(

Bad English? Sorry, not my native language :)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Modulüs:
Use Font Changer which is available in Play store. You have to have, .ttf fonts. Put the .ttf fonts in .fontchanger folder in sdcard.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] redcub15:
nice! :)

great help XD
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Modulüs:
My pleasure

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[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] The Anti-Mandy:
I'm looking for a way to rotate the screen to Portrait orientation while the TF-201 is docked. Thanks!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] The Anti-Mandy:
I I finally figured this out; none of the orientation control apps I tried previously worked; but Orientation Switch did and I can now use the Prime in Portrait mode with the dock on, meaning I can hold the clamshell open like a book.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] grivy:
Are you sure about the name? It's not in my market..
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Skizzy034:
Its there a way to use all the widgets from touch wiz with these launchers? If so, how?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] EvoXOhio:
No. The Touchwiz widgets (and other OEM widgets) are not really widgets. They are applications that rely on the OEM launcher. I'm sure a talented dev could make it work if they spent enough time, but it's not an easy solution.
[HTC Amaze 4G] mike96789:
Doors anyone have wired headphones that have the volume and next track controls on them? If so what kind are they? Thanks in advance!
[HTC Amaze 4G] Bronyr:
The headset (earset ;) that comes with the phone has all controls. But I think it sucks royally as the earbuds are horrible, even for my somewhat larger than average ears. I'm kinda looking for alternative myself.
[HTC Amaze 4G] Bdix:
I took Apple ear buds and fitted ear plugs on them. They works great you can't hear a thing with them in....only the music.... Oh yea
[HTC Amaze 4G] mike96789:
Do the volume and track skip controls work?
[HTC Amaze 4G] xxquicksh0txx:
I know on my old incredible, the buttons don't work completely. Only some functions, I think that goes to say with all androids. There are apps that you can assign a different amount of presses to be pause,play,next though.

I know bestbuy has a pair of sony earbuds that are life $25, that have the "ipod" controls. They did work somewhat on my incredible, and there are a pair of skullcandy's that have the controls also. I assume they would work the same.
[HTC Amaze 4G] Bdix:
Yea double click for next song works but could not pause the song. I could answer the phone, but could not hang up.
[HTC Amaze 4G] KnowledgeBroker:
I order these, they are the ones that came with my old vibrant, since I lose my earbuds at least once every two months I would never spend a lot on them. I'm happy with the quality, I doubt it is as bad as some people describe the stock headphones for the amaze-- but my theory is if they are using a rom with beats audio the headphones may not be capable of creating that kind of sound at higher volumes.

To the best of my knowledge no android(I've seen at least) has working volume control, tho I'll bet a few might.. I haven't tried any with volume control on my amaze.

I use poweramp music player, I press 1 time to pause/play, two times to skip, and then you can decide what you want three presses to do- I have it switch playlists. If someone calls I press once to answer, once to hang up, and if I was listening to music it comes back on.

I've never been totally sure, but I think the beats audio libs only work on the stock music app, so that might be why I don't have any complaints about audio quality(because I use poweramp)..

Anyways, thought I'd share in case it was helpful.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lucasmalaguti:
So, after a lot of searching I found nothing but a couple of malware.

Does any one knows how to get that awesome clock on sense 4? With that flicking animation and all?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wyattyoss:
We need the sense framework for a direct port, which is fairly unlikely, as much as I'd like to see a sense 4. There's a decent clock skin in the themes section of it though.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dakota0206:
This is pretty close

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=24609596