yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] Maho007:
Oh my GOD ! thanks you are my hero. Works perfect. The TV menu is really fast now !

Can we remove the unused space previously occuped by trending and others lg **** ? same as blocking their ip from the dns ?
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] gorman42:
First of all, thanks for sharing this.

While I'm clear on how to proceed for testing (USB drive, etc.), I would like to understand what you mean by "copy the script to /var/lib/webosbrew/init.d/".

init.d is a directory and I need to copy the file with your code there, correct?

Sorry for the stupid question but I'm a total newbie on webOS.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] Azelphur:
Legend, bought my new LG TV and was so disappointed seeing the new UI. Excellent work, I love the way you've used bind mounts to make things safer for folks to use, very clever. I had great fun fiddling with it.

For anyone curious, here's what the TV looks like after running this.

I've also noticed that when the TV boots, it shows a much nicer quick menu, like the older TVs had. I spent some time but was unable to figure out how to launch it. Would be pretty cool if we could restore the old home button functionality.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] bashalarmist:
I'll be putting out an update eventually, within the next month. I'll dive in and get rid of some more things.

webos-homebrew-channel/README.md at main · webosbrew/webos-homebrew-channel

Unofficial webOS TV homebrew store and root-related tooling - webosbrew/webos-homebrew-channel

github.com

"(root) Startup user hooks (executable scripts present in /var/lib/webosbrew/init.d are run on bootup)"

Yes, copying the file there will enable the script to run when the TV boots, otherwise when the TV reboots the ads will be back.

The next version will have an option to auto install the script.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] ValouSydney:
What's the difference between this and just adding a dns to block adds? Thank you
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] ReproDev:
Just wanted to say thanks for this. It's really sped up my TV and made it all a bit smoother. 'm interested to see how you make it self install and how customisable that space is in the next version.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] mkhcb:
Is there an updated version for 6.3.1? The script fails on the checksum.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] CZ Eddie:
I've been using Titanium Backup to show me each app's file location.

Then, I use Root Explorer Pro to delete the file/folder.

What's the easy way to search & destroy system apps that we don't want?

Something that shows the human readable app name instead of just a filename?

Or has someone figured out how to make Titanium Backup work to remove system apps again?

I used to use it for older Android versions. Doesn't work for me anymore.

I remove an app, reboot and the app is back where it was again.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] hallo dare:
https://xdaforums.com/t/tool-adb-appcontrol-1-7-4-ultimate-app-manager-debloat-tool-tweaks.4147837/
[OnePlus 9 Pro] TheKnux:
Try this. Requires root.
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Questions & Answers] tiagote:
I have a query, what rom do you recommend for my j5 2016?

-That optimizes the battery

-That optimizes the cell phone so that it goes fast only in applications (not in games)

-That supports magisk and twrp to put modules

-Above all that it goes well without lag or that it gets stuck. Which one do you think would suit me?

yapa:

every time I install a module, errors like: not being able to enter an application or enters very slowly, so that later it ends up restarting my cell phone. any help on that?
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Questions & Answers] muhammetmustakov:
krakers

https://xdaforums.com/t/rom-9-0-0-u...n-project-for-samsung-galaxy-j5-2016.3934272/

this
[Motorola One Hyper ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] Veronez:
View attachment 5585413

CRdroid 8.4 [] Moto One Hyper

Android 12.1

📅Date: 04/12/2022

📊Build: April

👤Dev: @Veronez

🌐 Changelog:

- April Security Patch

- Enabled Setup

- Added Monet support

- Updated Gamemode

- Motorola walls

- Moto Dolby

📝 Notes

Includes Gapps

Use universal safety fix 2.2.1 to fix Safetynet

🥶 Installation

Extract and execute autoimstaller.bat via fastboot

☁️ Download - Gdrive -

👾 Kernel Source
[Motorola One Hyper ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] Jackson92AM:
I'm using so far just call app bug.
[Motorola One Hyper ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] Specktro1900:
Podrías especificar de forma más detallada tu error

Mod translation via GT: Could you specify your error in more detail?
[Motorola One Hyper ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] Android br:
A ROM está muito top só que não tem como carregar o celular desligado e tbm não desativa a animação de carregamento

Mod translation via GT: The ROM is very top but there is no way to charge the phone off and also does not disable the loading animation
[Motorola One Hyper ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] brassouk:
Hi dear @Veronez phone infromation in *#*#4636#*#* not working...
[Motorola One Hyper ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] phenriquebitencourt:
Hi I've installed the CRdroid rom but my bluetooth doesnt connect it looks like everything is working by I cant transfer data, I connect on my phone play spotify but the fone stay mute what can I do? and can I update the crdroid without reseting my phone if I already have a previous version installed?
[Motorola One Hyper ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] brassouk:
yea ! bluetooth connect but dosent work ! i try 3 model of bluetooth spekers
[Motorola One Hyper ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] phenriquebitencourt:
Seems like its a vendor problem, I've tried to enter in contact with the dev and but sadly got no answer
[Motorola One Hyper ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] eths:
I had the same problem to get no connection to BT speakers on LeOS Android 12. After playing with developer settings (Force-disable A2DP offload) I was able to connect, but no sound. With the seeting 'use alternative way to detect headsets' and 'Force-disable A2DP offload' both in the treble settings and disabeling 'Force-disable A2DP offload' in the developer settings, I could fix the problems. i hope it helps if you have similar options in crDroid.
[Motorola One Hyper ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] Gonzalo93:
2 problemas urgente!!

1) no recibo llamada y tampoco SMS o recibirla como tal

2) no me puedo conectar a ningún equipo por Bluetooth!!

Necesito ayuda, es la única rom estable excepto estos problemas!!!

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2 urgent problems!!

1) I do not receive calls and neither SMS or receive it as such

2) I can't connect to any device via Bluetooth!!

I need help, it is the only stable rom except these problems!!!
[Motorola One Hyper ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] Veronez:
View attachment 5585427

ArrowOS 12.1

👤 Dev: @Veronez

ℹ️ Android: 12.1

📆 Date: April 09, 2022

🔓 Security Patch: April 2022

Features

-Moto Actions

-Moto G Pro Dolby Atmos

-MotoCam2*

-Aospa Launcher

❌ Bugs

- actually none but because of Safetynet using the pixel 6 props the moto cam will not activate the device modes, it still works fine, install gcam if you prefer

🥶Installation:

Run the installer

⬇️ Download || gdrive

👾 Kernel Source
[Motorola One Hyper ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] Vegetois:
Fui instalar, acabei brickando meu one hyper, e não consigo flashear a stock rom, acho que porque bloquiei o bootloader, pode me ajudar?
[Motorola One Hyper ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] Veronez:
Cara tu realmente bloqueou fora da stock?? Men, qual sentido? Tenta reinstalar a stock pela ferramenta de recuperação da Motorola, aí você tenta desbloquear novamente, capaz de precisar levar em assistência autorizada
[Motorola One Hyper ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] Vegetois:
Ah mano, não manjo, sou leigo, ai fui arriscar, e como não manjo, acabei fazendo merda ...

Se for pelo Rescue and Smar Assistant, eu já tentei, e dá erro.
[Motorola One Hyper ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] Vegetois:
Acha que já era, só na assistencia mesmo?
[Motorola One Hyper ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] JieTech.:
Okay, so I've installed. and I'm having problems with the pop-up camera. It doesn't work, at all.
[Android Apps and Games] Rami2287:
The greatest mobile TV app ever

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Link Download application :

https://yomatvlive.org
[Android Apps and Games] TNSMANI:
MOD ACTION:

Thread closed as app thread already available here:https://xdaforums.com/t/new-app-yom...ein-sports-free-world-cup-qatar-2022.4387877/
[G1 Android Development] JesusFreke:
Attachement..

Hmm. It doesn't look like the attachment made it.. Does anyone have some space I could throw the file up at? It's around 5mb.
[G1 Android Development] bigdee:
I should have some space let me know :)
[G1 Android Development] npace:
Sent you an email with u/p if you need space.
[G1 Android Development] jriley60:
test

anyway to test and make sure i did this correctly.. other than my phone booted and is not a paperweight
[G1 Android Development] JesusFreke:
To check the boot image, boot the phone normally, and then get a shell with adb. Type "id", and see if you are root :)

To check the recovery image, boot up the phone into recovery mode. Once you're in recovery mode, Press alt-l to show the text. The next to top line should say something like "using test keys"
[G1 Android Development] neoobs:
When will we see the files? Can you just upload to RS and we will mirror?
[G1 Android Development] JesusFreke:
Look at the original post. I added a link for the zip file..
[G1 Android Development] jriley60:
boot.img is in correct. assuming typing id in telnet returning uid=0(root) gid=0(root) means i'm root then i'm good, thank you so much. looks like i really should install the emulator it might make things a little easier
[G1 Android Development] neoobs:
thank you. Sorry
[G1 Android Development] JesusFreke:
Well, that does mean you have root, but that doesn't say anything about whether the boot.img was installed correctly. If you're telneting in, then you would have root access regardless of whether you are running a stock boot image or my modified one.

My boot image allows adb to connect to the phone as root. If you don't use adb, there's no reason to install my modified boot image.

Actually, there's an easier way to tell if you're running my boot image. Get to a command prompt (telnet, adb, terminal emulator app, whatever), and type

getprop ro.secure

If it says 0, then you correctly installed my boot image. Otherwise, if it says 1, you're still running the stock image.
[G1 Android Development] quedijo:
Thanks! Was waiting for this.

Now to screw with my phone like crazy :p
[G1 Android Development] RyeBrye:
Not that I don't trust you... but...

Ok... I don't trust you implicitly enough to reflash my phone with your stuff :)

Any chance you can post diffs against the android source tree so I can apply your changes and build it myself?

No offense - I just like to know what's going on...
[G1 Android Development] JesusFreke:
Not at all :)

The recovery tool is just a stock build (almost) from the android source, using the test keys, which is the default if you don't specify keys of your own. The only change I made was to make it print out "using test keys" when it runs, just to make it easy to tell if it's running. I can give you a diff if you really want.. but it's a simple change though, and doesn't affect the actual functionality.

For the boot image, I replaced the initramfs image in the boot.img included in the official RC29 update, with the initramfs image from a default build of the android source, which has the ro.secure property set to 0.

I first tried the boot.img that was generated by the default android build, but I had issues with getting wifi to work, so I tried merging the initramfs image with the RC29 boot.img, and it seems to work fine.

I suspect you could accomplish the same thing by extracting the initramfs image from the RC29 boot.img, un-gzipping and un-cpioing it, and then modifying the default.prop file to set ro.secure to 0. Then you would have to package it back up and stick it back into the RC29 boot.img.

ro.secure is the property that the adb service looks at to determine if it should use root user, or drop to the shell user. When ro.secure is 0, adb will run as root.

It can be a bit of a pain to get the android source to build though. Make sure you get the dream specific product files (they aren't downloaded by default when you do a "repo sync"). You'll also encounter issues where it can't find libaudio.so or librpc.so. You'll have to copy these from the phone to a couple of output folders in order for the build to proceed.

If you get stuck, feel free to give me a holler and I'll try and help out.

Be warned.. the build takes quite a while.. on the order of an hour or two at least. But then again, I was doing it in a VM.. it may be faster if you do it on a native linux box.
[G1 Android Development] humble:
i cant get it to work i know I'm doing something wrong:( can you(everyone)help me out(i have Vista 64) i get this error

this i what i type​

# C:\Android\AndroidMod>adb push recovery_testkeys.img /data/local/recovery.img​

this is the error​

C:AndroidAndroidMod: not found​

please and thank you

EDIT: could we do it off the sdcard?

EDIT2: i think i found my own mistake this cant be done in Windows i need to have

shell with adb

meaning time to whip out VM
[G1 Android Development] alansj:
Can you talk more about this step of the process? How did you do this "merging"? Did you use mkbootimg?

And this could be done without going through the whole process of doing an Android build, right? I'm just thinking about how one might build a simple utility to allow editing of the ramdisk.
[G1 Android Development] JesusFreke:
I just used the good ol hex-editor. The gzip file starts with a few specific bytes (don't remember them offhand..), so you can search through the image. There are 2 gzip files, the initramfs is the last one. In mine, it starts at offset 0x00154000.

Once you find it, just cut it out and dump the new one in (there is some 00 padding after the gzip file ends.. not sure if you need to keep the padding or not). You also have to update the size of the initramfs, which is at offset 0x00000010.

Yes.
[G1 Android Development] xavier6303:
Anyway to make this using the update.zip sd card method?
[G1 Android Development] Darkrift:
JesusFreke, per some requests in #android on freenode I have setup a wiki (not a device wiki like xda's but more like an "information about android/g1 and how to tweak it" wiki) and would like to put this on there. Let me know if you care (unless you would like to add it in your own words), the wiki is http://android-dls.com/wiki and its still very new, but im trying to to get it built up (RyeBrye is doing most of the work).
[G1 Android Development] quedijo:
First of, you do know that when we refer to "C:\..." we refer to windows via a command prompt (or "cmd") and when you see "# ..." we refer to a shell connection to the Android phone.

Second, you do have the Android SDK right? If not download it HERE. Now extract that to a folder, preferably close to the C: root. (ex. C:\AndroidSDK)

1)Either extract/copy the files from the "AndroidMod.zip" to the Android Tools folder from the SDK (ex. C:\AndroidSDK\Tools) OR copy "adb.exe" and "AdbWinApi.dll" from the Android Tools folder from the SDK (ex. C:\AndroidSDK\Tools)to the folder where you have extracted the "AndroidMod.zip" to.

2)Open up a command prompt. Start -> Run (or Windows key + R) and type "cmd"

3)CD to the directory where the files are.

EXAMPLE:

C:\Users\[your_user_name_here]> cd \

C:> cd androidsdk\tools

C:\AndroidSDK\Tools>

4) Now follow the Instructions.
[G1 Android Development] Cjunior:
g1 telnetd permission denied

i am trying to upgrade i have rc30 v1.0 and i want verion 1.2 every time i try i go to the terminal emulator and tape

cd system

cd bin

when i tape telnetd i gat a message seying telnetd : permission denied any body can help me it will be grate thanks
[G1 Android Development] quilobo:
access denied

I am using the terminal emulator from the market I flashed my phone back to rc29 or I think it took it. when I try to push the recover img or boot image is says permission denied after typing d:\android\androidMod>adb ........
[G1 Android Development] rsfaze:
ok thanks. I already had this program. I am now able to do adb shell but when I do the first su command I'm still getting permission denied. I gotta go back over the steps to get this modded recovery on here.
[G1 Android Development] andrewpmoore:
I'm getting stuck doing this at the last command:

# flash_image recovery recovery.img

flash_image recovery recovery.img

can't find recovery partition

Doing a: cat /proc/mtd

I'm only getting the following:

mtd0: 04000000 00020000 "system"

mtd1: 04000000 00020000 "userdata"

mtd2: 04000000 00020000 "cache"

I've just reflashed with RC7 (I'm in the UK) and still only have the 3 partitions, any idea how to fix this?
[G1 Android Development] andrewpmoore:
Ignore my last post.

I'd been playing in eclipse with the development tools and didn't realise I had the emulator open, so all the commands were going to that! Doh!

It's all working now. Cheers
[G1 Android Development] rsfaze:
little update. I made some progress this morning. I followed this to the T http://android-dls.com/wiki/index.php?title=Rooting_Android and worked just fine.

Rebooted the phone after rooting it, telnet back into localhost, open CMD get the adb push recovery_testkeys.img /data/local/recovery.img

next command adb shell works

when typing SU still getting permission denied. Not sure what I've missed but as always any help is appreciated.
[G1 Android Development] Cjunior:
ware do i go

what command shoud i use were how please help
[G1 Android Development] rsfaze:
Quck tip, I kept getting permission denied, rebooted the phone started the commands over and everything works now. I read once where terminal/telnet times out after awhile. If you can't get through the adb commands, try rebooting your phone then trying again.
[G1 Android Development] BobbyHill:
What's the screen supposed to look like when you boot to recovery mode? After installing (I thought correctly) the modified recovery and boot images, when I boot using home+power all I see is a g1 next to a triangle with a ! :confused:

Ok, looks like i'm now using test keys. I pressed Alt-L and it says

"Android system recovery utility

Using test keys

E:Can't open /cache/recovery/command"

(then the key combinations for various things)

Shoudl I be worried about the thing it can't open?
[G1 Android Development] rsfaze:
nope you are good. mine said the samething
[G1 Android Development] harsh3090416:
can anyone help on how to install the recovery image

I did read the instructions on how to do it

and i am clueless

can anyone help me out step by step plzz

i really want to install an modded RC 30 update
[G1 Android Development] PJG10729:
telnet

wat do i type in the 2 provided spaces its default os localhost and the numbers 23

Please help i'm a newb and just got my g1 a week ago.
[G1 Android Development] card13:
harsh3090416, download one of the many recovery.img files, copy it to /system. As far as pjg10729, just leave them the way they are and hit conect, only works in rc29, after you enable telnetd by typing it in on the homescreen and hitting enter after it.
[G1 Android Development] card13:
Are you on RC29, If so use the terminal emulator and telnet client in the marketplace to do the commands

cd /system

cat /data/local/recovery.img > recovery.img

flash_image recovery recovery.img

Just have a copy of the recovery.img file on the sd card you can always skip the seccond command if it won't work for you, I did when I downgraded then upgraded.
[G1 Android Development] andyandrwew:
??

When I try that it says read only file system

Do u have the command to make it a read/write?
[G1 Android Development] :
mount -oremount,rw /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
[G1 Android Development] andyandrwew:
Still

it said operation not permitted
[G1 Android Development] rsfaze:
Where you are typing this in?
[G1 Android Development] andyandrwew:
in terminal
[G1 Android Development] rsfaze:
These commands are going to be typed from windows command prompt. Make sure you have the SDK installed. Extract AndroidMod to the tools folder and try again.
[G1 Android Development] Autarkis:
It's awesome, I've got root despite having had RC30, having sucessfully applied DREAIMG.img to my phone. :) THANKS GUYS! I want to bear all your children! (Unfortunately I'm male, so there's going to be problems, and maybe JesusFreke would be pissed as well ;) - just kidding, related stuff into my PM box please ;))

Nowww... I'm going for JesusFreke's Mod. For that I've got to install recovery_testkeys.img.

I've got a file /system/recovery.img , I've done all the instructions correctly (I hope). The file is persistent, meaning it remains there even though I reboot the phone.

But, even though I repeated the copying and flashing instructions multiple times and rebooted from flash_image recovery recovery.img directly into the recovery screen (that's POWER + hold CAMERA, right?) as well as into the normal boot process, the image doesn't appear to get flashed by init.rc. :confused: Meaning, it won't say "test-keys" or even boot up the Skateboarding Android (which I some way or another assume it should).

I'm probably either missing a step, missing the information that this won't work, or booting into the wrong kind of screen with the wrong combination of keys. I'm 100% certain that the /system/recovery.img is correct, because I pulled it back via adb and compared md5sums.

Any help would be appreciated, but again, thanks for bringing me this far!
[G1 Android Development] JesusFreke:
recovery is home+power :)
[G1 Android Development] Autarkis:
Thanks! I'm totally embarassed now. :o Now it's showing a triangle with a big exclamation mark. That doesn't seem too well... can you point me to a thread where recovery mode basics are explained? I don't want to clutter this thread... thanks.
[G1 Android Development] jashsu:
That is what the recovery looks like

ALT+L to show text

ALT+S to flash update.zip

ALT+W to wipe /cache and /data

On modified recovery v1.3 and up:

ALT+B to backup nand for nandroid usage
[G1 Android Development] JesusFreke:
Press alt+l to turn on text (not needed on JFv1.3, but needed on anything prior), and then alt+s to apply an update (must be named update.zip on your sdcard)
[G1 Android Development] Autarkis:
Thanks, and it duly says "test-keys"! ... now for JF-ADB1. :) :cool:
[G1 Android Development] andyandrwew:
wow my adb does not start up at all
[G1 Android Development] rsfaze:
what prompt are you running adb from? Do you have the usb drivers installed?
[G1 Android Development] andyandrwew:
wait i have root now and usb drivers...im using Putty.exe...but

i typed D:\Android\AndroidMod>adb push recovery_testkeys.img /data/local/recovery.img and i got push: No such file or directory

recovery_testkeys.img: No such file or directory

??
[G1 Android Development] andyandrwew:
ok i need help on the beginging because apparently i ddnt send recovery_testkeys.img to /system/recovery.img
[G1 Android Development] rsfaze:
What directory do you have androidmod extracted to?
[G1 Android Development] andyandrwew:
i have it in the sdk/tools and on my sdcard

...when i use adb it says device is not ready
[G1 Android Development] andyandrwew:
can't i just cat recovery_testkeys.img to /system

do u have the command?
[G1 Android Development] rsfaze:
what's the full path to your tools folder
[G1 Android Development] andyandrwew:
my sdk is C:\android\tools\androidmod\(extracted data)

my sdcard is \sdcard\AndroidMod\(extracted data)
[G1 Android Development] andyandrwew:
if you are going to install RC30 v1.3 then the boot image is automatically installed -WOW thanx JF- and oh yeh i got it running thanx to every1 that helped me

Jesus Freke- Are you developing for Android because you seem to see a lot of holes in the OS?
[G1 Android Development] JesusFreke:
I do it because I enjoy it