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Doesnt hve in sg2.
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Alternative link for 4.1.2 jb https://mega.co.nz/#!IFZ2ARKB!ehJrxQZvLmLhAa_kcJZpRR4ATR0Xj2wDuvg9DlWgyaM
I got softbrick when i flashed using mobile odin..
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just found out that my Papago M9 is not working with JB, got force close every time I open the apps
Csc change is not working for me. Can some one explain how to change it manual mode.
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can anyone give wallpapers from s3 or note for both lockscreen and home screen wallpaper.by the way why is 27mb free in the system partition
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Tried deodexing and creating a flash able zip. Bootlooped...
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Hey guys...I was attempting to port multi window...but I got stuck at the part where we need to edit smali files...however, I managed to get this:
It is not functioning fully yet as the screen won't split into two...but for now, maybe it can be used as a fast launcher for apps...
...for those who want to try and test out a few more extra fetures, you can follow the instructions below:
Instructions:
1. Ensure you have root!
2. Download all the required files here (total of 5): http://www.androidfilehost.com/?a=show&w=files&flid=3164
3. Install the FOUR apks (recomplied a few APKs to work on JB, used my own signature for this, but all credits goes to rovo89 for Xposed, credits to Scalee for the all apps in flash bar hack here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2048668)
4. Launch Xposed Installer and install Xposed framework. Don't forget to enable the three modules under the modules tab.
5. Reboot into recovery (stock recovery will do) and flash multiwin.zip (remember to place in external sdcard).
6. Reboot and profit!
Now that you are done, you will have Xposed Tweakbox (a few tweaks inside, all tested and working) and Xposed App Settings (to set per-app DPI, but DPI does not work on all system apps, some apps like Settings require a reboot to take effect) and of course, the multi window flash bar! If it does not appear, just long press the back button, long press again to hide...
So guys, happy testing!
It is not functioning fully yet as the screen won't split into two...but for now, maybe it can be used as a fast launcher for apps...
...for those who want to try and test out a few more extra fetures, you can follow the instructions below:Instructions:
1. Ensure you have root!
2. Download all the required files here (total of 5): http://www.androidfilehost.com/?a=show&w=files&flid=3164
3. Install the FOUR apks (recomplied a few APKs to work on JB, used my own signature for this, but all credits goes to rovo89 for Xposed, credits to Scalee for the all apps in flash bar hack here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2048668)
4. Launch Xposed Installer and install Xposed framework. Don't forget to enable the three modules under the modules tab.
5. Reboot into recovery (stock recovery will do) and flash multiwin.zip (remember to place in external sdcard).
6. Reboot and profit!
Now that you are done, you will have Xposed Tweakbox (a few tweaks inside, all tested and working) and Xposed App Settings (to set per-app DPI, but DPI does not work on all system apps, some apps like Settings require a reboot to take effect) and of course, the multi window flash bar! If it does not appear, just long press the back button, long press again to hide...
So guys, happy testing!
Is there any available kernels with CWM & Root Acses for the JB??
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and what does Binary Counters mean ??
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and what does Binary Counters mean ??
didodegapi you can root here link:http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2065581 no there is no kernel for 4.1.2 at the moment.well as for binary counter if you increase the counter you will void your warrenty.
Usually at the third hour of screen-on time, custom ROMs like code box, xylon, baked black bean would have the battery at 20% or even just died out....
Excellent battery life on Samsung ROMs as expected
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Excellent battery life on Samsung ROMs as expected
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10Review on XXLSR
Ok...I flashed XXLSR and used it for awhile, but tested it intensively...
In short: It is better than ICS!
New TouchWiz UX UI:
A sleek new launcher just like s3
JB statusbar and notification drawer
Lockscreen with shortcuts and wave animation
New dailer, browser, gallery and recent apps
New menu layout
New Features:
Google Now
New options in Settings
Pop-up video
769MB of RAM..:/
Live wallpaper as lockscreen background
Benchmark:
Impressive, isn't it? So if the benchmarks scores are high in future custom ROMs based on XXLSR, most probably it is because of the kernel, cause the ROM itself is already good...
Conclusion:
JB is running good, and I found that Sammy actually implemented a lot of codeworkx's improvements into their new kernel...hopefully the kernel sources will be out ASAP...but one thing I dislike...the new ROM is awfully large...means a lot of bloat is added...to the extend that the system partition is not enough until a symlink to the preload partition must be used...good job...good job...:/9Hey guys...I was attempting to port multi window...but I got stuck at the part where we need to edit smali files...however, I managed to get this:
It is not functioning fully yet as the screen won't split into two...but for now, maybe it can be used as a fast launcher for apps......for those who want to try and test out a few more extra fetures, you can follow the instructions below:
Instructions:
1. Ensure you have root!
2. Download all the required files here (total of 5): http://www.androidfilehost.com/?a=show&w=files&flid=3164
3. Install the FOUR apks (recomplied a few APKs to work on JB, used my own signature for this, but all credits goes to rovo89 for Xposed, credits to Scalee for the all apps in flash bar hack here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2048668)
4. Launch Xposed Installer and install Xposed framework. Don't forget to enable the three modules under the modules tab.
5. Reboot into recovery (stock recovery will do) and flash multiwin.zip (remember to place in external sdcard).
6. Reboot and profit!
Now that you are done, you will have Xposed Tweakbox (a few tweaks inside, all tested and working) and Xposed App Settings (to set per-app DPI, but DPI does not work on all system apps, some apps like Settings require a reboot to take effect) and of course, the multi window flash bar! If it does not appear, just long press the back button, long press again to hide...
So guys, happy testing!3
