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Default How can I extract a template from a rom?

Im tired of searching and asking but I never find an answer. So, can someone help me to get a template from a rom?

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Im tired of searching and asking but I never find an answer. So, can someone help me to get a template from a rom?

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the way i did the JACxROM 1.3 a while back was by grabbing a theme template by cyanogen and looking at what files it contained .. then I grabbed the rom and deleted all the files that werent necessary and voila you have a template


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OK!,this is what I was going to try right now. Thanks, for your help
 
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OK!,this is what I was going to try right now. Thanks, for your help
no problem


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I tried but I got this message when I tried to flash it.
failure at line 5: run_program backuptool.sh backup
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have to use the meta folder from a theme zip, look at the update script, they carry out all kinds of actions on rom updates
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OK, thanks , I still dont have much idea about it but now I can start looking for much info, thanks!
 
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OK, thanks , I still dont have much idea about it but now I can start looking for much info, thanks!
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have to use the meta folder from a theme zip, look at the update script, they carry out all kinds of actions on rom updates
oh wow i completely forgot to mention that ... heres a generic one that should work for all themes ... so in your theme.zip you should have an app folder and a framework folder since those are the folders that the script will copy over
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File Type: txt update-script.REMOVE-ANY-EXTENSION.txt - [Click for QR Code] (76 Bytes, 15 views)


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