Get ICS-STYLE Settings.apk in AndroWiz3.0 CM7!!

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ICS-style Settings.apk in AndroWiz v3 CM7

So I found this great tutorial on editing your Settings.apk to be more like the Settings in ICS with labels to organize the settings into groups.

By the way I've never done any kind of XML editing before, and this tutorial makes it really easier to understand what you're doing

You can find the Tutorial here, written by balamu96m ---->http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...ight=framework

So I've made a Settings.apk to replace if you are running AndroWiz 3.0 cm7. It has Wireless & Networks label, Device label, and Personal label.

You can download AndroWiz v3 here----->http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...light=androwiz
This ROM is super fast, and it boots up for me in 15 sec!

This may or may not work with Hashcodes Cyanogenmod7, feel free to test it out if you want though



This is what the labels should say, depending on your theme in Cyanogenmod the Labels may look slightly different. i have notice this when switching to another theme, the labels had a slightly different colored background.


I am not responsible for any damage that you do to your phone in this process
Intstructions:
Firstly always make a backup of the Settings.apk, and make a nandroid if youre feeling extra safe
I would suggest using Root Explorer



Rename to Settings.apk
Copy to SDcard
Navigate to the .apk in Root Explorer
Copy it
Paste it into a /system directory BEFORE putting it in /system/app. I put it in /system/media
If you get an error that it is read-only, press ok, and then hit the button in the right hand corner that says 'Mount R/W'. After you tap it it should now say 'Mount R/O'
Now you can paste it again
Now hold your finger on the .apk, and in the menu that pops up select 'Permissions'
Check these boxes

Now copy the apk to /system/app
If it asks you to replace, select 'yes'
Now go back to /system and press the 'Mount R/O' button
Close Root Browser, reboot, and enjoy!

Attached Files

Settings-andrwizv3-icssettings.apk - [Click for QR Code] (5.14 MB, 289 views)