i997 running cm10. dunno what i need to be doing.
Move app from sdcard to phone memory. Settings->applications
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Well, no.
My ZIPs install the app as a system app (under /system/app) so it can't be moved.
Please check if libraries are installed correctly (under /system/lib - libjniscreenshot23.so and libteamviewer-aes.so) and permissions are ok.
Or upload a log.
i997 running cm10. dunno what i need to be doing.
Same here on i9250 CM10.
edit: solved installing the alternate TV_QS_7.0.640_ARMv7_surfaceflingerclient_signed version!!! Thank you!
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I'll be so happy if some day Google decides to share it's keys with Samsung so they can make it work with the stock AOSP ROMs that ship on my dad's Nexus S 4G 
So by flashing this well be able to control and see our phones from computer right? That's what I am unable to do currently with the normal app installed. Only able to remote view computer and file transfer. Would love to have the aforementioned ability.
Is it possible to get the necessary libsurfaceflinger_client.so file which isn't currently present on "Samsung Galaxy Note II JB 4.1.1"? It's not present on the stock rom!
I've downloaded any libsurfaceflinger_client.so I could find through google, and copied it into /system/lib/ with the proper permissions rw-r--r-- but I get at least a "NoClassDefFoundError".
I've downloaded any libsurfaceflinger_client.so I could find through google, and copied it into /system/lib/ with the proper permissions rw-r--r-- but I get at least a "NoClassDefFoundError".
Oh thanks for mentioning it. Didn't see that one. It's working with the lib pushed to system with the apropriate permissions.
Just saw a little mistake in the updater script btw:
It doesn't set permissions on the included libsurfaceflinger_client.so
Which should go like this AFAIK:
Code:
run_program("/sbin/busybox", "mount", "/system");
ui_print("Mounted /system");
ui_print("Copying files, please wait");
package_extract_dir("system", "/system");
set_perm(0, 0, 0644, "/system/app/TeamviewerQS.apk");
set_perm(0, 0, 0644, "/system/lib/libjniscreenshot23.so");
set_perm(0, 0, 0644, "/system/lib/libteamviewer-aes.so");
[B]set_perm(0, 0, 0644, "/system/lib/libsurfaceflinger_client.so");[/B]
run_program("/sbin/busybox", "unmount", "/system");
ui_print("Done!");
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If you were able to successfully flash CM10 and the Google Apps .zip file to your phone, doing this should be a breeze. All you have to do is download the correct .zip file from the OP and flash it through your recovery.
which one
Would u please tell me which zip is the corect for my sgs2 epic 4g touch beta...and is there any chance i could brick the phone with this file??
If you were able to successfully flash CM10 and the Google Apps .zip file to your phone, doing this should be a breeze. All you have to do is download the correct .zip file from the OP and flash it through your recovery.
Would u please tell me which zip is the corect for my sgs2 epic 4g touch beta...and is there any chance i could brick the phone with this file??
The E4GT is ARMv7, so try the first ARMv7 zip. If it starts FC'ing on you, try the second one. Good luck!
Like all other instances where you flash a .zip through recovery, there's always a chance you'll mess something up but it's very slim-to-none in this case so flash away.
I using Galaxy Nexus GSM CM10 ver 2012/10/30 ,tested in franco.kernel and CM10 defual kernel,
and still both don't work
Hey, at first: thank for making this possible for AOSP :good:
I tried it on my HTC Sensation with CM10 / 4.1.2 with first link. App starts on phone and I can connect but on PC I only get a black screen. Keyboard works. I read that some more people have this problem, is it possible that the new teamviewer version which is updated for jellybean fixes this issue?
No time for a logcat atm, do you need one?
I tried it on my HTC Sensation with CM10 / 4.1.2 with first link. App starts on phone and I can connect but on PC I only get a black screen. Keyboard works. I read that some more people have this problem, is it possible that the new teamviewer version which is updated for jellybean fixes this issue?
No time for a logcat atm, do you need one?
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84Hey :good:
I patched Teamviewer Quick Support APK (originally for Samsung ROMs) and signed it with Cyanogenmod platform keys.
Runs flawlessly on my SGS i9000 running CM9!
Download (CWM flashable ZIP)
* Remember, you need at least 4+ MB of free space on /system to flash those ZIPs!
v7.0.719 ARMv7: http://d-h.st/BAF
Getting FC (force close) when app starts? Try this ARMv7 ZIP!
v7.0.719 ARMv6: http://d-h.st/NpF
Older builds: here
How-to patch it yourself
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=32375573&postcount=187
Enjoy!11Here is what I did to get it working on CM12.1:
- Install latest Quick Support app from Play Store.
- Open the app and let it try to install the addon (It will probably fail).
- Find the downloaded addon (usually /sdcard/Download) and then copy it to /system/app. Do not modify the apk else Quick Support may not give you the option to remote control.
- Reboot phone and run Quick Support. It shouldn't ask to install the addon anymore and also make sure it gets granted root access when you try connecting to it.
- If Quick Support is working correctly then you may want to install Teamviewer Host as well for unattended remote control.
If it still doesn't work you should try looking in the Quick Support event logs and also upload them here.8OP has been updated with v7.0.640 builds.
Sure.
1) Modify AndroidManifest.xml
Add android:sharedUserId="android.uid.system" under manifest tag.
Example:
..becomes..Code:<manifest android:versionCode="640" android:versionName="7.0.640" android:installLocation="auto" package="com.teamviewer.quicksupport.market.samsung" xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android">
Code:<manifest android:versionCode="640" android:versionName="7.0.640" android:installLocation="auto" package="com.teamviewer.quicksupport.market.samsung" xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" [COLOR="Red"]android:sharedUserId="android.uid.system"[/COLOR]>
2) Sign your new APK with your ROM's keys, using signapk.jar.
You can find your ROM keys if it's open source etc.
Actually all AOSP roms seem to be using the same old key, not changing it, so those files here should work.
Example: java -jar signapk.jar <key.x509.pem> <key.pk8> <input.apk> <signed_output.apk>
java -jar signapk.jar platform.x509.pem platform.pk8 test.apk test_signed.apk
3) Open your APK using WinRAR or some other archiver, extract the libraries for your phone (ARMv6 -> lib/armeabi, ARMv7 -> libarmeabi-v7a) and push them into /system/lib. Take care of permissions if needed.
4) Push your output signed APK (from step 2) into /system/app.5
How do you get that logcat ?
ps: i added the missing .so for CM9/CM10 to the zip for the ARMv7 from the first post
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