Recent content by JsChiSurf

Ha, that's what I get for being too lazy to research. Thanks for the point in the right direction.

Wondering if you might have a modified version of ElementalX's 6.01 for the January 2018 update? Or, if you have a link for modifications via source I wouldn't mind taking a stab as well. Thanks.

Wow, I am in complete disbelief at the abrupt and complete and utter abandonment of the developer community by Google. The developer community, IMHO, has played a significant role in evolving Android into what it is today. In a desire to use Android Pay, and "play by the rules", I finally...

Certainly. System-less root with SuperSu 2.71 (latest).

FWIW, my Android Pay updated yesterday to version 1.3.120831396, manually applied the May Security update today (Nexus 6P / MTC19T), and Android Pay worked w/o issue @ Trader Joe's today (first attempt since Pay updated).

Just to point out, it's probably not necessary to mount /system for deleting the applicable content in the /data partition.

Yes, I referenced this issue in this thread a week or so ago, but other than that, I'm not sure it had been brought to light, especially considering systemless root is relatively new. If by chance you have a system image available, just flash back over top your current system to restore to...

If you're using Stericson's BusyBox, I found only the PRO version would write to a folder outside of /system.

Looks like another example of the misuse of the term bumper, as this has a back panel as well :(

Just a direct edit to the PNGs in SystemUI, but I've since done away with it, as a compromise, in order to try / use systemless root.

Ha, ha, you mean not everyone has a Nexus device ;) My narrow-sightedness showing there.

Additionally, with systemless root, even if restoring from TWRP were problematic, it's just as easy to flash a stock system image anyway, as opposed to a TWRP restore. I'm rooted using the "systemless" option and have not modified /system in anyway, while still gaining the benefits of...

Yes, I had brought this up a few days back, and chainfire had suggested installing to /su/bin, since it has adequate space and it part of the current PATH, meaning a custom location install won't require a modification to the ramdisk to add your own PATH. See Here...

Thanks! Nova Prime Launcher 9x5 Grid, No Padding, Allow Widget Overlapping Custom Zooper Clock Widget Using DINNextLTPro Font Custom Zooper Weather Widget Using Google Now Icon Pack Moonshine Icons & Wallpaper modified to my color scheme

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