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[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xsenman:
First save a copy of fstab as .bak anywhere, than make another copy to edit and to paste edited file in same folder as original (meaning overwrite that original file) than save , quit using menu of apk used to edit and reboot phone

try edit as follows

/devices/platform/msm_sdcc.2/mmc_host/mmc1 /storage/sdcard0 vfat defaults voldmanaged=internal:28,nonremovable

/devices/platform/msm_sdcc.4/mmc_host/mmc2 /storage/sdcard1 vfat defaults voldmanaged=external:auto

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[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kyczawon:
This doesnt work. Fstab.qcom after reset comes back to the way it was. Sdcards havent switched, even the bak file was deleted when i reboot...
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xsenman:
do you have root ( meaning read write permissions for the editing apk? )

try fix permissions , than save, quit and reboot

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[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kyczawon:
Yes i have root. Im esiting the file with root explorer (tried it with others but bo difference). You mean fixing permisions in recovery or in root explorer?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xsenman:
Apparently, if it resets in every reboot (its like you have deep freeze ), than its not possible to modify any of the internal files , I hope you have root explorer installed in your internal phone memory and yes you should try fixing permissions in recovery and even clearing cache to see if it sticks.

Is the ROM you are using in Alpha , beta or stable version? Best to check developer thread , if there is any info concerning this issue.

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[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kyczawon:
I am using alpha 10 cm 10.2 android 4.3. I can edit for example files in /system and they dont get changed when rebooted. I fixed permisions and caxhe and nothing changed.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xsenman:
you wrote even the .bak file gets deleted after reboot in which folder is that? anyway this is a long shot, so just give it a try nothing to lose, have phone connected to PC or battery charger when doing this (meaning they is additional power supply to the phone) , see if it sticks after reboot.

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[Android Apps and Games] WhiteWolf:
Here is a Modded clock widget for galaxy y...... This widget looks great on galaxy y homescreen.....

Steps to install :-

1. Extract the zip file.

2. Copy the clockwidget.apk to system/app

3. Set permissions to rw--r--r

4. Reboot

OR

Install using system app installer
[Android Apps and Games] andresrivas:
looking nice!!!
[Android Apps and Games] WhiteWolf:
ya bro try it ....

If u like it press thnx...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] AccEss-dEniEd:
Hello Guys,

before I start: My apologies for this, I am not quite sure if I am even in the right Topic.

I think of myself as pretty new to Android, but got some experiences in Rooting, Custom Roms and such. But that is already as far as it gets.

Now my Problem: We lost our BES and now my Company decided to go with Android (SG4 I9505) and I have to make it happen :angel:.

1. I Need some Kind of Freeware tool to administer Android Devices (Basic: find device, delete data, restrict Apps)

2. If something like this dont exist (which I dont think-I just havent found it)), I would Need to know if I can use CM 10.2 as our Standard Rom and before you start rolling your eyes ;) with experimental and such....

I have to restrict the phone solely to Telefone, Exchange and some preselected (mostly travel)Tools. NO GAPPS!!! and I think that nightly CM provides this with no problems

To realize this I downloaded the nightly from 18th, I think. I then added some APK´s into \System\app Folder and installed the ROM. This actually worked fine until I updated to phone afterwards via build in updating tool - all Tools were gone.(what did I miss?)

Now, our Standard is SG4 I-9505.

Any ideas on how I could do this? (I couldnt find what I was looking for)

1. Adminster a fleet of androids (free)

2. Customize a Custom ROM for corporate Identity (How to pre-setup Exchange Boot Logo, Lockscreen, etc.)

3. or customize a ROM to the Point it cannot do much except what is in the \System\app Folder and turn off updates

Any link is much appreciated. Sadly there is sooooo much andoid articles out there that I seem to get lost while searching for the right one. Thanks in advance!!!!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] netsyd:
My guess is I'll get flamed for saying this - but here goes.

Android corporate (MDM) leaves a lot to be desired next to iOS, at least as far as I've been able to find. We manage a lot of iPads and obviously minus the custom ROM we've been able to do it all for little to no cost. We've shied away from Android a lot because of the limited MDM control.

But, since you asked:

1. Meraki Systems Manager (and the accompanying app from Google Play)

2. Good luck with that

3. See number 2

I think the reality is you're going to need to do something to the effect of either cook your own ROM and deploy it or use a tool like CWM to create an "image" that you would then restore to the devices. I did that with a batch of 60+ Nexus 7s and it worked out pretty well.

Edit:

With all that said - I would urge your management to reconsider their approach as the world has changed since Blackberry was the only game in town. Yes, still stick with MDM, device location, remote wipe etc. But unless you're dealing with highly sensitive information (exp banking), let people actually USE the device you're giving them. Don't lock it down to where its basically a first generation iPhone. I'm a big fan of giving someone a good tool and letting them use it the way that works best for them, while still keeping the device and more importantly the data under corporate control.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Jpcurrie:
Assuming you have Exchange, does this not provide the management part?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Theoriginalgiga:
I currently work in the infrastructure of a good sized corporation. We're using IOS with a mixture of android hardware and there's some good news and bad news for what you want to do.

Good news is, like Jpcurrie said, exchange will handle remote wiping and locking the phone down. you can require the phone to use a PIN, remote wipe and and a bit more. As for locating the phone, Google actually has finally built in remote locating of your device and remote wipe as well. There's a couple good apps out there (lookout) will turn on your GPS and allow you to locate the phone and they're free. If you happen to have a virtualized environment with VMware, you could also use VMware View Horizons which builds in a secure sector on the phone and you can remotely manage which apps and files the user can use. the best part of View is you can use a BYOD model and keep corporate data secure. The biggest issue is if you don't happen to already use a VMware architecture it gets pricey quickly.

Here's the rub now. you want to install your own logos on the bootup which you could do by installing a custom ROM. This will void your warranty on the hardware and as it isn't 100% stable you'll be spending a LOT of time trying to keep a consistent environment.

Like netsyd said, talk to management about an MDM, and the branding of the devices, maybe even talk to them about using a BYOD to reduce costs of hardware and administration of that hardware.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] josemald:
Isn´t Knox supposed to allow administrators to only delete the data that belongs to the Corporate account (emails, calendars, tasks, etc.), or an administrator can still force a full device wipe? Sorry if the questions is too basic, I've tried searching around for info on Knox but couldn't find anything besides press releases.

I'm not a network administrator, I'm just a user and my school secure wifi installs a device administrator.

I'm sorry to deviate the topic a little bit from the original.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] crystalstylez:
At Delta we use Air Watch but it's far from free. You can however manage devices and remote wipe. You can also view installed apps and remove what should not be there. Options for device profiles also. I help maintain these devices everyday. Not Free but an MDM is your best bet.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] AccEss-dEniEd:
long time - no see ;)

Hiya,

sorry I didn t answer - kinda was overwhelmed :confused: with this Task.

Wanted still to thank you: I did what you suggestet and wanted to let you know where I am now.

1. Meraki = implemented - now runnning 160+ devices. (at no costs)

2. CM12.1 implemented (without GAPPS/no SU)

3. Standard Image/w Apps defined. (Mostly Offline capable Tools like "here" etc.(which actually reduced costs))

4. Since Android has limited capability to be administered in a "real" professional Fashion we mitigated this issue by creating a policy to forbid the user to temper with the device (e.g. Installation of Software/SU etc) yet to allow the Installation of Software manually by us via creating a ticket. We check the Software mainly for "sanity" and malware and install it if ok.

This has been working so far like a charm for us. None of the user were happy to loose the Gapps obviously - but once they had their Software and settled in, all was ok. For the Administering part: Meraki can tell me if Software is beeing installed without our Knowledge, also we see if SM doesnt speak with us anymore. So, for now, we got the most out of the System and I am happy to say: I got minimal Control in a Quality sense. No no more "KO Critera" - and we have implemented Android. Tracking etc. is forbidden in Germany anyway - so we use Meraki mainly to wipe if lost and to check if someone goes against policy.

What is still open:

- I am still working on a way to have the user enter his credentials and automatically enter These in all respective config files. (haven't had much luck - with the absense of SU ;) obviously.

- a Little cosmetics still open (I am still trying to figure out how the theming really works ... I usually f**k up the Pictures and sounds.... but so far making Progress

- with less and less good Android devices coming out (now, I am probably beeing flamed now ;)) that suits our needs (open bootloader, known/supported CPUs, removable battery, SD Card Slot) - I think we might Switch by Q4/2016.
[Motorola Atrix 2] Kraix:
I created a system with a data partition of only 300 MB, not thinking that I will use it so much, and now I want to increase the size to at least 1 GB. Is there any way of doing that without losing the ROM installed and the data on it ?
[Motorola Atrix 2] Super_Commando:
it's not possible. has been discussed earlier.

search before creating new thread..

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[Motorola Atrix 2] Ravikirancg:
not possible but there is a work around.. backup rom, delete old partitions, make new ones, restore backup.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] raf33k:
Hi,

I have been searching this forum for Jelly bean ROM for Huawei Ascend G301 and couldn't find one.

A gsearch took me to a Turkish site from where I was able to download and followed the instructions through Google translate. Now my mobile, Huawei Ascend G301 is running JB 4.2.2.

Everything works smooth except few issues I am not sure whether because of the ROM

1. While making calls, for some numbers, there is noise with the called party's voice

2. The additional SD card at times is not accessible, though it shows as mounted.

Overall I am much happier.

I am unable to put the link here because I am new :( (will try to put the link in comments if possible)..

The Google translated instructions as under:
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] raf33k:
link

Here is the link

(please remove the extra spaces and replace dot with . ) http : // bit dot ly / 12oGRtP

Thx

Rafeek
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] raf33k:
screen shot

Screen shot of the about phone attached
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] feylesof:
I think this ROM is for Huwaei G300. Huawei G301 is at market in Turkey and Belarus (I assume) but phone's hardware is the same as G300. Therefore it can be used for G301 too. I am planning to buy one, then I can help you with reading in Turkish websites, my native language is Turkish. You can add me on skype "ugurinam".
[Xposed Framework Modules] StevenMattera:
NOTE: You do not need this app if you do not have external storage or if you are on KitKat or above.

This application requires root and the Xposed Framework - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1574401

Do you not have enough room on your Internal Storage or Device Storage for your music, but have plenty of space on your SD Card? No more with Music2SD! You can now force Google Play Music to store your music where you want it.

How To Get Started:

Install Xposed Framework Installer.- http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1574401

Install Xposed Framework.

Install Music2SD

Open Music2SD and Select a Download Storage Location.

Open Xposed Framework and Enable the Music2SD Module.

Restart your phone/tablet.

Start downloading music!

Currently Tested on:

Galaxy S4 (Running CyanogenMod 10.2)

Galaxy Note 2 (Running CyanogenMod 10.1)

Galaxy Note 10.1 (Running CyanogenMod 10.1)

Galaxy Note (Running CyanogenMod 10.1)

Infuse 4G (Running Beanstalk)

Nexus S 4G (Running CyanogenMod 10.2)

Motorola Droid (Running CyanogenMod 9)

Google Play Store

Source Code
[Xposed Framework Modules] Caradineme2:
Nice! Is this for the synced music you can save to your device through all access or purchased music?

Sent from a Galaxy within my palm
[Xposed Framework Modules] StevenMattera:
Yes, It's for the synced music, cache, and album artwork. ;)
[Xposed Framework Modules] Caradineme2:
Awesome, great mod man. This is going to come in handy. About to test on M.O.A.R. rom with Sprint galaxy s3. Sure all will work fine but will report back to let you know.

Sent from a Galaxy within my palm
[Xposed Framework Modules] StevenMattera:
Curious if everything worked for you. Please let me know if I could be of any assistance. If everything is great please feel free to leave a review on the Google Play Store (If you downloaded from there). Thanks! :D
[Xposed Framework Modules] APeaceofStrange:
I have not been able to get it to work on a verizon s3. Music is still downloading to internal storage. Do I need to delete any folders on internal storage for it to work?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Caradineme2:
Same thing here on Sprint S3, acted as if it worked. Started re downloading but still went to internal. Any suggestions on this?

Sent from a Galaxy within my palm
[Xposed Framework Modules] 12gage:
will it save from the point of the mod and you need to manually move the old folder or does the folder get moved by the app?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Caradineme2:
No folders have moved at all. Should I create the parent folders then just cut and paste the files into the created folders?

Sent from a Galaxy within my palm
[Xposed Framework Modules] jwds1978:
Installed this on my Samsung Galaxy S4 and am not seeing the "SD Card" option as shown within your video. My internal is at /storage/emulated/0/ ( /mnt/sdcard/ ) and my external is at /storage/extSdCard/ ( /mnt/extSdCard/ ).
[Xposed Framework Modules] StevenMattera:
I have found an issue with Music2SD. You must create the parent folders in your SD Card first. I will release an update to fix this most likely tonight. To get it working right now simply create the following folders in the root of your SD Card: /Android/data/com.google.android.music/

The folders don't get moved I will try to add this in the next update.

What file system are you using on your SD Card. Because Android does not have a built-in API for getting the location of the SD Card I'm left to parsing out the "mount" command and parsing out mount points that are using a FAT file system. On top of that the location for an SD Card is different per Manufacturer per rom. (If anyone know a better way of getting this information, please feel free to let me know.) :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] Caradineme2:
Worked like a charm, all music on external sd now. Thanks man, this is great.

Sent from a galaxy within my palm
[Xposed Framework Modules] StevenMattera:
Version 1.3 is now on the Google Play Store and on the main post. The source code has also been updated on GitHub.

I actually had code in there to create the subdirectories. However apparently the WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE permission only gives you permission to write on the device storage and not the actual SD Card. After doing some research the only way to write to the SD card is to be a system app with WRITE_MEDIA_STORAGE permission or to do it through root. Seeing as I can't sign my app as a system app, I went with doing it through root. (This is why Music2SD asks for root when you open the app now.)

I also created a video showing how to setup Music2SD, it's on the Google Play Store listing and below:

[YOUTUBE]-yNYOEfmAJk[/YOUTUBE]

IMPORTANT: If you have an issue where your external storage is not showing up there will be a new application in the main post called Music2SD-Debugger.apk. Please install and run this application. It's a simple app that gets the output of the "mount" command and puts it into an email. All you have to do is send the email and then I will analyze it and improve the SD Card detection. Android does not come with a built in method for detecting and getting the path of external storage devices, which is why I'm left to these weird and hacky methods of getting the SD Card path.
[Xposed Framework Modules] DasGensu:
works like a charm but you have to delete the music stored in the old music folder and redownload (or move it all)

it is NOT moved automatically

though thanks, have been searching for something like this for months as the downloaded music unnessecarily fills up my /data partition thus making nandroid backups nearly impossible on my 16gb galaxy nexus
[Xposed Framework Modules] xhepera:
This module works great on my Galaxy S2, running SlimBean 8.1 (4.2.2) Only problem seems to be that all of my music is designated by number in the actual folder. Artwork appears to be all there and Google certainly recognizes what music is on the device, but using ES File Explorer to view the folder shows only numbers. Was this also true of the native folder? I never looked in it, so I don't know.
[Xposed Framework Modules] TheSchatz:
That is true of the native folder as well.

Awesome module, my 64gb external loves it :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] LancerV:
Anyone have issues of it always downloading the files again
[Xposed Framework Modules] Caradineme2:
I think mine my have done it twice after initial setup but not since

Sent from a Galaxy within my palm
[Xposed Framework Modules] ziddey:
I'm having an issue where nothing happens. Granted root and enabled in Xposed.

It detects Internal Storage at /data and Device Storage at /storage/emulated/legacy. After plugging in my USB drive, it detects External Storage at /storage/usbdisk0. All is good. But no matter what I pick, it stays at the screen and nothing happens.

Nexus 4 on CM10.2.

Been simply using a symlink before stumbling upon this module (the default storage location is /data which is ext4).

Cheers

edit: Well I'll be damned. New 1.6.1 fixed it right the **** up. Thanks
[Xposed Framework Modules] dfc849:
Is this AOSP-only? Doesn't work on my Sprint SGS4 Touchwiz MF9. I downloaded the APK for installation and also tried the Play Store. All I get is "Root access is required to run this application." I activated the module in Xposed Framework, still no avail. Cleared data, I did everything.
[Xposed Framework Modules] StevenMattera:
Nope it should work on TouchWiz. Are you rooted? If so, did you click "Deny" when it asked for root permission? The app requires root access to create directories on your SD Card.
[Xposed Framework Modules] dfc849:
I apologize for the lack of information. I'm using SuperSU v1.65 (as a system app). I tried changing default access to automatically grant all applications root permissions as well as not requiring re-authentication for reinstalled or updated apps. So in theory, there's no way I could deny access to it. Nothing in SuperSU logs.

Xposed -

dashboard v2.2;

app_process :37

XposedBridge.jar :30

UPDATE: XPrivacy blocked that sumb**ch
[Xposed Framework Modules] BurnHard:
JFYI, tested it on my Galaxy Note I powered Team Asylum CM10.2. Works like charm. Perfect work. :good:
[Xposed Framework Modules] demonsavatar:
Thank you sir! Tested and working with a rooted Samsung Galaxy S Blaze on ICS /w TouchWiz and latest Play Music (5.2)!
[Xposed Framework Modules] JimmyVD:
Hi All,

Tried this on a Galaxy Note 3 Stock Rooted.

Whenever i try to start the module i get a message that reads "Prevention Information".

"An application has been forced to stop for unauthorized attempt to access system in your device."

Any ideas? All other root apps work perfectly.
[Xposed Framework Modules] zmore:
That's Samsung's KNOX & SELinux getting in the way, afaik.

The generic restorecon selinux fix, that's worked for some in this thread (after TiBu restores), might also work in the case of Music2SD, so give it a shot

In a terminal, or from an adb shell, do:

su
mount -o rw,remount /system/ /system/
restorecon -R -v /data/data
restorecon -R -v /system

Then try Music2SD again.

(might also want to add a restorecon on /mnt/extSdCard but I really doubt that's necessary)

(I don't have my Note3 yet, but will soon, and love this mod above all others, so report back if it worked - thanks)
[Xposed Framework Modules] johnp2343:
[MENTION=4479464]StevenMattera[/MENTION]

Installed the module successfully in a Nexus 4. Even though the Nexus 4 does not have an SD card, the module does redirect the subfolders

/music /cache /artwork and /files. I am ablE to change back and forth between the original location and its redirected one.

*.jpg files are save properly and are readable. *.mp3 files are saved in /music BUT ARE NOT READABLE NOR PLAYABLE by Android.

They have a 4-digit number name.

Any thoughts?