[MOD][acs][alpha]tsm lockscreen port music controls

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DREAMSFORGOTTEN
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TSM-LockscreenParts Port 3 Lockscreens for the Nexus S

Original thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1030028

Please take a second to visit and thank teamsbrissen for their hard work on creating this app plus supporting me and maddoggin during the port. Thanks to maddoggin for getting me started and sharing the epic source. Thanks to dagr8 in irc for answering questions.

This is my progress so far porting the lockscreen parts mod to the Nexus S. Once you install this mod, you settings.apk will be modded as well. When you hit the soft menu, and choose settings, below the about phone option will now be a choice called Locksreen Parts. Then choose Lockscreen Settings. First thing first, there is a choice at the bottom called Custom App. This is very important. Choose an app for that before you do anything else. What this assigns is an app to open when you use the 4tab lockscreen the top tab on the right is labeled TSM. When you slide that tab if you do not have an app selected, you'll reboot. Once you set that then open the app and choose between the first 3 choices, AOSP, 4Tab, and Rotary. All three lockscreens have the music controls on them. They work with the native Google music app I'm not sure about many aftermarket ones because I don't use them.

If you choose a lockscreen that isn't available nothing bad will happen, it will simply revert to AOSP. I'm calling this an alpha because it's unpolished, and it's merely a stopping point on me getting more to work. I would post the source but I can't see hosting it. The source is smali and it's available by going to google, finding smali and baksmali, once you download both those jar files, place them in a folder. Place my android.policy.jar into that same folder. Now with java installed on your machine (win/linux) run the following command to decompile the file:

java -Xmx512m -jar baksmali.jar classes.dex -o classout/

to Recompile the classes.dex if you were to make an edit run this

java -Xmx512m -jar smali.jar classout/ -o classes.dex

Then you will be able to see all the files that I have edited. Eventually I'll get around to posting the output from a diff compare to make it easier on anyone wanting to get into this.



INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS:

Rom Base Stock GJR22 Deodex
(Means if your on a built from source rom I can't promise anything)
Download zip file
Place on SD card
Flash Nexuslockscreen.zip in CWM
Erase dalvik-cache
Enjoy


WARNING: This will de-Theme your phone. It contains a modded framework-res.apk.


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****NOTE: Nexus S owners (GSM) I don't know if this will work on you guys phone, its an edit to android.policy.jar and framework.jar. I'm not sure how they correspond between 2.3.4 on our phone and yours. Feel free to nandroid and become a Guinea pig for the sake of others

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Im liking this!!! You sir are a genious along w those who took part on this project! Thank you for the hardwork, i will d/l and put it up n see.

NS4G°

Originally Posted by luckylui

Im liking this!!! You sir are a genious along w those who took part on this project! Thank you for the hardwork, i will d/l and put it up n see.

NS4G°

Thanks, one more thing clear your dalvik cache after flashing

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Originally Posted by dreamsforgotten

Thanks, one more thing clear your davlik cache after flashing

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Thank you

NS4G°

Originally Posted by luckylui

Thank you

NS4G°

your welcome

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brilliant as always man

Originally Posted by shabbypenguin

brilliant as always man

Thanks shabby!

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Thanks Dreams looks awesome, flashing now.

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Np, report back any issues I'm going to try to add in battery as percent to it tomorrow

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