Google Now for Ice Cream Sandwich
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[App] Google Now for ICS Roms
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I'm an idiot.
I'm glad I didn't read the whole thing before installing. I didn't read the AOSP part and my Sense rom wouldn't boot.
Conclusion?
I'm an idiot and this doesn't work on Sense:silly:
Thank you for posting this!
I'll give this a try when I ever change to an AOSP rom :laugh:
I'm glad I didn't read the whole thing before installing. I didn't read the AOSP part and my Sense rom wouldn't boot.
Conclusion?
I'm an idiot and this doesn't work on Sense:silly:
Thank you for posting this!
I'll give this a try when I ever change to an AOSP rom :laugh:
Worked like a charm, had to flash a nandroid of an AOSP rom so i could try it. Very cool, I was really hoping someone would get this going!!! Glad your back!! Thanks!!!
What did the instructions tell you to do with the old one? Now why did you delete?
I had before a other version of instruction and it doesn't work :-(
Sent from my Xperia Play with AOKP ROM
Must I change my location or language from German to English?
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7For those who had network errors, you cant try this (worked for me)
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=28228405&postcount=1117Amazing
I'm literally amazed at how many people don't follow simple, specific directions on here........
There is a learning curve here, I admit, but nothing that can't be overcome by simply reading the whole thread and following directions. If you don't read ahead to find out how people have stumbled & what to look for, you're just asking for trouble & headaches. Possibly even a handicapped device. <rant over>6
This pretty much sums it up:
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i just did read it all no problems. 10-15 pages ? get a grip mate, there are threads of 200-500 pages and still sometimes it's best to read them ALL.
juniors shouldn't be neither too lazy nor too verbose, imho. learn to read, understand and experiment at your own risk. otherwise, forget about xda for good.
that's my point. and i'm a junior, too, mind you.
