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[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] churapa:
[MENTION=5875052]croxray[/MENTION] You SHOULD do whatever you want, we are not the ones to tell YOU what to do.

The most popular ROMs have already included this mod.

We can download your files and compare to the ones we want to mod and do it ourselves, that's what I did, remember?

Thanks for making this possible.
[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] croxray:
Sure I remember :) you're welcome. As for other replies, I am now going to college so I try to focus on that :) have a nice day
[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] gianmarcopc:
Thanks for sharing. +1 for sharing full method though :)
[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] ambasadii:
+1

how to add this to mine systemui and secsettings ?
[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] aaatso:
question

IS THERE mod that works on echoe rom v.36.1
[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] croxray:
Modding Settings:

Decompile SecSettings and navigate to com/android/settings

Open NotificationPanelMenu.smali and search for the method ".method private makeConvertPanelName"

Make sure that the following lines are present somewhere in the makeConvertPanelName method.

iget-object v0, p0, Lcom/android/settings/NotificationPanelMenu;->mConvertPanelItemstring:Ljava/util/HashMap;

const-string v1, "Flashlight"

const-string v2, "notification_panel_flashlight"

invoke-virtual {v0, v1, v2}, Ljava/util/HashMap;->put(Ljava/lang/Object;Ljava/lang/ObjectLjava/lang/Object;

AND

iget-object v0, p0, Lcom/android/settings/NotificationPanelMenu;->mConvertPanelItemstring:Ljava/util/HashMap;

const-string v1, "notification_panel_flashlight"

const-string v2, "Flashlight"

invoke-virtual {v0, v1, v2}, Ljava/util/HashMap;->put(Ljava/lang/Object;Ljava/lang/ObjectLjava/lang/Object;

If the 8 lines above are not anywhere in the "makeConvertPanelName" method, then add them to the end of the method before the return-void.

Now save the file and close it and navigate to SecSettings/res/values/strings.xml

Add the following line to your strings.xml if it does not already exist:

<string name="notification_panel_flashlight">Flashlight</string>

Save and close strings.xml and navigate to SecSettings/res/drawable-xxhdpi

Extract the notification_panel_flashlight.png from attachment.zip/SecSettings and copy it into the drawable folder from above

Finally, recompile SecSettings with your modifications

Modding SystemUI

Decompile SystemUI.apk and navigate to com/android/systemui/statusbar/policy/quicksetting in your file browser

Copy and paste FlashlightQuickSettingButton.smali from inside the zip you downloaded (flashlight_files.zip/SystemUI/FlashlightQuickSettingButton.smali) into this folder

Navigate to SystemUI/res/drawable-xxhdpi

Copy and paste the two pngs (tw_quick_panel_icon_flashlight_off.png and tw_quick_panel_icon_flashlight_on.png) from the SystemUI folder of the attachment into the decompiled drawable folder you opened above

Now navigate to SystemUI/res/values and open the strings.xml with your text editor

Search for "quickpanel_flashlight_text". If it does not exist anywhere in the file, add this to the bottom of your strings.xml file:

<string name="quickpanel_flashlight_text">Flashlight</string>

Now recompile SystemUI.apk

After that you have to copy META-INF and AndroidManifest.xml from the original to the modded apk.

Then extract the MODDED apk again and open com/android/systemui/statusbar/policy/quicksetting/FlashlightQuickSettingButton.smali and res/values/public.xml

Now you have to make the ids for the pictures the same as the ones declared in public.xml. Search for "flashlight" in public.xml.

Now find the ids which do not match and replace the ones in the smali files with the ones from the public.xml files. I put comments in the smali file so you know what is what.

Recompile your SystemUI.apk and follow the rest of the steps from the thread.

note: never make a reset in settings notification panel toggles rearrangment because it will remove your flashlight toggle from settings.
[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] croxray:
I shared the full method, however I don't own Galaxy S4 for like 6 months so I don't have the png files for the flashlight anymore, you can decompile apk's from the first post and then take the png files from there. happy modding ;)
[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] croxray:
it's here
[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] PutraMasyers97:
TQ.. I successfully add flashlight to quick settings
[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] KikoFMC:
Wait wait wait, I'm confused, are theese 2 methods or do I need to do all of this? Also I do need to be rooted right? I'm new :crying:
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] pcshano:
okay so I understand that wifi is the kernel problem

and a lot of people are having problem with the wifi after FNE4 update

but so far I've looked around and couldn't find any fix, or one that does not guarantee on an AOSP rom so please help =)

this is what i did

I was on MJB and flashed this 4.4.2 from http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2788357

however, it did not update my bootloader to NE4, it stayed MJB, and I noticed Wifi wouldn't turn on on stock rom, so I flashed KT Kernel, but it did not fix the wifi problem.

So i thought it was just the stock rom problem, then i flashed PA 4.4.2 rom, which fixed half of the problem... can turn wifi on and off and there are wifi networks, but can't connect (though some time i got lucky and wifi connect, which is rarely)

so any way to fix?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] pcshano:
Bumpz
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] DocHoliday77:
Can you verify your current firmware build? Install terminal emulator and enter this:

getprop ro.bootloader

This will tell you your current base firmware/bootloader version.

Have you considered updating to the full NE4 firmware?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] pcshano:
the current bootloader is FNE4, i just updated it yesterday and no hope either

currently on dpk kernel, Rom is AOSPA 7/9
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] DocHoliday77:
Really not sure what could be the problem. Maybe this thread will help:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2808654

Its for updating firmware via recovery, but maybe by refreshing it this way could help. Im thinking maybe something got messed up when you originally updated, and if so rewriting known good firmware could help.

Ask in thst thread before flashing though. I haven't looked at the file myself so im not sure if theres something I dont know about since they say to only flash if you're on MJB. If its a simple firmware flash it should be fine though. But like I said, ask first, just to be safe.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] pcshano:
I already flashed that yesterday, and other than the bootloader/modem changed from MJB to NE4, nothing else changed

and of course still can't connect to any wifi network

i guess i'll pull the last trick.. back to stock and see

since the last time i flashed, even though the rom is tw4.4.2, but the bootloader remained MJB, so this time i'll go back to stock with NE4 and see how it'll go
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] DocHoliday77:
Probably the best option at this point. Good luck and let me know if that finally solves it!
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] pcshano:
well my last ditch fixed the problem.. so it's all about the bootloader/modem with the incorrect rom
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] DocHoliday77:
So you just flashed the stock rom, right? Thats still really odd. If you feel like continuing you could try flashing a different rom and whatever kernel is supposed to work for WiFi. Sometimes starting over at the beginning is all it takes...
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] pcshano:
indeed it's really odd.. now i'm back on aosp and for some reason, wifi works but sometimes it wouldn't at all.. so im thinking it's the wifi chip or the driver that is damaged..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Studdddddd:
This is quite the situation so bare with me!

So, the other day I rooted my Sprint Gnex. I had it on stock rom and tried to flash the LiquidSmooth 4.4.3 rom, this failed and erased my system and all. Luckily I did make a backup in CMW and tried to manually flash it on mac osx using adb and fastboot. So after flashing my back up I booted up and it got stuck in a boot loop, so I went back into fast boot and used a toolkit to return to stock. After this I booted up again…and still stuck on the google screen. I went into CMW recovery and noticed that the sd card could not mount and therefor I can't push a rom to flash.

Any help is much appreciated. Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ahmedsaber20005:
Use toolkit and make a factory room then flash a cwm
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Studdddddd:
Do you have any toolkit recommendations? like I said i am on mac.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Studdddddd:
[SOLVED]

I borrowed a friends laptop and used wig's toolkit to revert to stock and it worked!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ahmedsaber20005:
Good Idea and I think you should use another OS System Mac is bad for me [emoji107]
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blax123:
Hey Guys,

i just got my OPO. Unlocked the bootloader, installed TWRP, installed custom kernel and Superuser. After a reboot everything seems to be fine with root but after some minutes of usage i loose root. for example after reboot i can use titanium for like 10 minutes and then my root is gone. in every app not just titanium. any solution?

thank you and regards,

blax

Edit: I had to disable an option for CM in SuperSU settings
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Umair Kamil:
Could you please Elaborate?

Please tell me exactly what you did?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blax123:
My phone is German, sorry for that but just look at the screenshorlt, you gonna find it too. You have to normally root your phone. There are several guides in the forum, just search for them. And after rooting you have to go to SuperSU settings and untick the setting for CyanogenMod.

Sent from my Carbonized Nexus 4
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] csshoss:
Hi , i deleted some system files like efs files so i can't use my phone normally and it can't read the SIM , IMEI unknown:0 ... some one can help me to restore that files ?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alray:
you are ine the htc one M7 forum, post in the htc one x forum, they will be able to help you there.
[General Questions and Answers] BigFat271:
Hello I do not necessarily need Zte Nubia Z5S and I accidentally deleted the entire phone so that the phone just stayed CWM based Recovery v6.0.3.7 and still do not have root. I need advice on how to get the rom to sd memory so I can install or talk to do it all over .. I will be grateful for any advice thanks. Sorry for my English .
[General Questions and Answers] inaqi69:
In CWM goto mounts and storage and mount usb there, now connect usb with your phone and pc and move the custom rom of your mobile or backup to your sdcard. unmount usb and unplug the usb now install the zip as instructions given by its developer and done! :)
[General Questions and Answers] BigFat271:
Unfortunately this does not work because cmw based Recovery v6.0.3.7 does not support USB mass storage.
[General Questions and Answers] dozycat:
try this is spanish but use a traductor:

http://www.htcmania.com/showthread.php?t=843119
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HolzerHitler:
hi every body my xperia c doesnt stop restarting ; it restart then the phone is on .........after some seconds it do it again and again and again to infinite .......... HERE IS THE STORY my phone was alright then i was installing some zips in cwm {pure audio engine , acid audio , beats ,psm framework} all of them was flashed good exept acid audio was not flashed right .....i aborted it.....then i turned on the phone it started doing that.......................i tried to open root browser so i remove the flashed zips root browser doesnt open(i was opening root browser in these seconds) and now my ohone is still restarting ....i tried resetting the factory settengs but no..............................what should i do i dont want to go to sony sevice center or anything like that...............PHONE STATUS :XPERIA C ROOTED XPOSED INSTALLED CWM INSTALLLED NOT UNLOCKED BOOT LOADER IT CANT BE UNLOCKED ................PLEASE HELP:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:confused::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] inaqi69:
its simple just flash new Rom
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daoodshah:
Flash the stock rom..
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HolzerHitler:
I cant find the stock rom from where could I get it....... I ve installed another rom but its too bad what should I do
[Samsung Gear Live] Gr8Danes:
I was out mowing the lawn and had it on while I was using the weed whipper. Got done and looked down and there was a huge crack across the screen. Apparently the screen is quite brittle. Note to self not to have it on for anything that would be classified as work. My Sony Smartwatch 2 was bulletproof.
[Samsung Gear Live] eternity525:
ouch dude~ my condolences...

did you feel your watch getting hit by the weed whipper?
[Samsung Gear Live] Gr8Danes:
Not at all, that's why I was so surprised. I just wiped my arms off from the grass on it, and I noticed it. It was fine prior to my yard work.
[Samsung Gear Live] eternity525:
damn.. is it still usable?
[Samsung Gear Live] Gr8Danes:
Yeah, everything works, but just an annoying crack. May not be a bad idea to throw a screen protector on these bad boys.
[Samsung Gear Live] eternity525:
well, at least it's still usable =)
[Samsung Gear Live] robber:
That sucks, I would make a return attempt and leave the lawnmower part to yourself.
[Samsung Gear Live] mitchellvii:
As a sidenote, THIS is why you always wear protective eye wear when using a weedwhacker. Can you imagine if a rock fast enough to crack that screen had hit your eye?
[Samsung Gear Live] Gr8Danes:
Yeah, I had Eyewear on. Can't chance that.
[Samsung Gear Live] eternity525:
Any luck with Google with the replacement?
[Samsung Gear Live] Gr8Danes:
They Play Store said they couldn't do anything about it and guided me towards Samsung. I contacted Samsung and it sounds like a 50/50 shot of them warrantying it. If they don't cover it (which I suspect they're going to say), it'll cost about $70.

Now of course, I'll be without it for 10 or so days. :crying:
[Samsung Gear Live] eternity525:
did you tell them the true store? =p
[Samsung Gear Live] Gr8Danes:
About 90% of it. I told them I was mowing the lawn and when I got done, I noticed a crack in the screen. Told them I didn't feel anything hit the watch and it wasn't dropped in any way (of which both comments are completely true). I just didn't mention weed whipping.
[Samsung Gear Live] sbrownla:
I want to know what they decide to do!

I knew from looking at it that the flat screen wasn't going to necessarily be a good thing. The Galaxy Gear has a nice curved screen and seems less prone to cracking.

Oy.
[Samsung Gear Live] Gr8Danes:
Well, lesson learned, they'd only be willing to replace the screen the cost of $161.83. So, that's pretty much at the cost of the device. Their policy is never to cover screen replacement regardless of cause. Even if they have a weak defect in your screen and you just magnified the defect, they don't cover it.

Anyone know of options outside of Samsung Support that can repair this device at a more reasonable cost?
[Samsung Gear Live] sbrownla:
This needs to be on Google+ ... did you make your problem public?
[Samsung Gear Live] Gr8Danes:
Yeah, I let them know. They did respond saying they can't deviate from the policy but will relay my feedback.

https://plus.google.com/103995904951803661069/posts/Qs9erSF46rn
[Samsung Gear Live] jimbohurt:
Its so sucky this happened. Sorry dude. But i mean shoot, do you really feel entitled to them fixing it free? Its not like it arrived broken. You had bad luck and a rock hit your watch high speed from weed wacking. Like in what way is that their responsibility?
[Samsung Gear Live] JimSmith94:
Sorry man, although this makes me glad I spent $40 on the Best Buy protection plan for my Gear 2.
[Samsung Gear Live] Gr8Danes:
Is it worth a try, yes, but no, I don't really expect them to replace it for free, but c'mon, $161.83 to replace it? The thing cost $199 new. They could at least be reasonable with it. They originally quoted $70 for screen replacement over the phone and when they received it and looked at it, decided $161 was the going rate? I asked if they'd be willing to split it, but they were a no-go.
[Samsung Gear Live] jimbohurt:
No i hear that, thats really true. Ridiculous how expensive it is to replace it!!
[Samsung Gear Live] Gr8Danes:
Though, it brings me to wonder what one would go for on ebay with a cracked screen. If I couldn't find somewhere to repair it cheaply, maybe throwing it on ebay and purchasing a new one would be close to what it would cost for a repair. Hmmmmm.
[Samsung Gear Live] followinginsanity:
As someone who fixes broken devices on a regular basis. The screen is the most expensive part hardware wise. An LCD panel, plus a digitizer, are more costly to manufacture than pretty much any other piece.

With this being a Samsung device. The LCD and digitizer are probably adhered to each other. Which makes replacing Just the cracked digitizer more difficult. Either way, it can be done by a 3rd party. Right now the hardest thing will be finding a replacement screen to use.

(I did a quick check on eBay, and returned 0 results for galaxy gear live lcd)

I recommend hanging on to it unless you can get a good price for it. Replacement screens will probably start popping up before the end of the year.
[Samsung Gear Live] Gr8Danes:
Threw it on ebay today. I'll let you know what it ends up going for.
[Samsung Gear Live] jdh10475:
Man that suuuuucks really makes me think twice about buying one. Also I have a nice Seiko probably $300+ or so and I have beat the hell out of that watch and it still looks good minus some scratches on the glass. Also you really don't see to many watches with cracked glass I wonder what gives.
[Samsung Gear Live] Gr8Danes:
Just an update on this whole thing, I just sold it on eBay for $122. More cost effective in my opinion than the cost for them to repair it at $161. In the end, cost me approx half that.

I ended up buying another Gear Live due to the limited options currently. I did put a screen protector on the new one and honestly don't even see it on there. Better safe than sorry. Also, no more yard work with it on.
[Samsung Gear Live] robber:
Most good watches have a sapphire crystal that are extremely durable, it is not glass.
[Samsung Gear Live] James.Spinrow:
Thank you for posting

Thanks for this. Very useful thread. 160 for repair is well out of order. Replacing that front piece of glass must be one of the cheapest repairs they could perform.

Will look more into the Sony.

Ta
[Samsung Gear Live] makkonen:
Let me just add some flames to the fire here. I took a midday nap wearing my gear live the other day. When I woke up I placed the watch on the bedside table. I picked it up an hour later to see a hairline crack running across the face of it. So either it was broken by: the incredible compressive force of my head, through a pillow, on the watch, on a memory foam mattress pad; or, even worse, by the act of placing it gingerly on a table (as I always do).

After talking to a handful of people at Google and Samsung technical support, I've shipped the phone off to them for evaluation. But the impression I get is that there is no way that they'll cover the physical damage. (Even though, to me, it seems obvious that it's a manufacturing flaw. Granted, I could just be lying about how it happened, but if I was, wouldn't I pick something more egregious, or more believable?)

I made it clear that I found $161 (or $167, as one person quoted me) to be a ridiculous repair cost, as I could buy a whole new watch off eBay for less.

Of course, I would never do that, because this watch is clearly not engineered to a high enough standard to stand up to the rigors of light napping and sitting on counters, and I don't want another one.

Do not buy this watch.

There. I feel slightly better. (But only slightly.)

DO NOT BUY THIS WATCH.

(OK, that one legitimately made me feel better.)

(I'm still livid, though. Come on, Samsung.)
[Samsung Gear Live] makkonen:
As expected, after cajoling, pleading, arguing, and doing everything else I possibly could -- I talked to 8 different people in various Customer Service departments -- I got absolutely nowhere with Samsung.

Pretty shameful, really. After owning at least half a dozen of their phones, and 2 smartwatches, they burned all their goodwill on the first time I ever had to contact Customer Service.

Once more, for good measure: DO NOT BUY THIS WATCH. And don't bother talking to Samsung Customer Service. What a bureaucratic horror.

Edit: I posted it up for sale on the Swappa Boneyard, if anyone's interested.
[Samsung Gear Live] FindingForever:
Ive dealt with Samsung before as well. Complete waste of time. The Comcast of electronics manufacturers.
[Samsung Gear Live] Action B:
I know this is an old thread but if someone pulls this up. I've had this watch for over a year and i have been skateboarding with it frequently. I'm not talking about simply riding on a skateboard, I mean like going down stair sets and handrails etc. This watch has taken a beating . I am thoroughly impressed with its ruggedness. It does have a couple scratches from my falls scraping the road, but really minor. Sorry to rain on the parade, but I love this watch.
[Samsung Gear Live] pettepark13:
Getting screen protector can save your watch from scratches. I always get it for my smartphones and watch! It's cheap insurance
[Samsung Gear Live] Jwalt83:
Bullcrap

I have had this same issue don't know how or when it broke I don't wear it to work looked down at it when it went off and shattered verizon wouldn't replace they said I didn't opt for insurance which I'm quite sure I did and samsung want 270.50 to replace it it's the samsung gear s I have insurance on all my phones everything I have from them so y would I say no on insurance for a watch I wear everyday so verizon said well go back and listen to the conversation then they came back with well well pay 60 something bucks the amount that I would've paid for insurance if I had been paying for it those 6 months or so... no I don't think it should be done free but damn $350 and can buy a new 1
[Samsung Gear Live] DanielTeplitsky:
issue with gear fit 2

have a cracked screen on my gear fit 2

was out mowing the grass. nothing hit the watch or my hand, or did i bang it into something...

honestly no clue how it broke.

called samsung -they told me to mail it in to evaluate. being told i broke it - and it will cost me to repair it (almost same price as buying new one)

i am not holding my breath thou.

looks like samsung has deiced to care about corporate profits more than anything.... what a shame

have been a loyal customer for years - at this point - i would never buy another samsung product.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] imperialrealcs:
i'm using WM5 at the moment n i would like to know how to degrade it
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] Rudegar:
why should it be different then upgrading it ?

if you dont know how to upgrade it then click xda-wiki

pick himalaya and read how to upgrade roms
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] saintsinner:
same as upgrading dude.....
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] llMaxBoyll:
Hello Good Evening everyone.

I would like to take a course with you.

I have a Mox A20, moxelectronics.com/ptb/produto/a20

I would like to hear from you as I do to install Cyanogenmod on it.

Please help me.

Hugs for everyone.

PS: Pardon my English
[XDA Assist] Doublec2014:
I installed this file Blur_Version.7.61.1101001.XT925.Vodafone.en.FR.zip from the sd card on to the phone, now phone doesn't show up in my laptop or turn on, my mistake was installing a vodafone file on a verizon phone.