[Q] Timer on ASOP clock

[islandtime]

On the normal clock there was a timer function. I dont see it anywhere on the asop clock thats part of super clean. Is there one? If not i guess ill just get an app for it but i used it alot so i remembered to feed my parking meter. Wife hates when i get parking tickets.

 

[Prince135]

I love superclean but I had the same problem with the AOSP clock. So what I've done since the first one is open Rom Manager, click Download Rom, click Sonofskywalker3, then click Desk Clock and download the Stock Desk Clock and let that download.

I don't use rom manager to restart and install anymore because it used to boot me into a different recovery so I then restart into recovery using the button when you hold the power button and install the zip from SD card. It's a little tricky to find but you start in the Clockwork Mod folder. Find the zip for the clock and install it.

Also you may have to disable Voodoo to install, if you're on Voodoo, I know I did.

The clock will take over as your default clock but the AOSP clock will still be there.

Hope this helped!

 

[Dalamar1320]

I too prefer the stock clock over aosp. So you can do as was stated above or what I did was download it using clockwork then used astro file manager to find the zip. Open it
Then extracted the apk and replaced the aosp clock with stock.

 

[islandtime]

I downloaded it from sonofskywalker and pulled the apk with root explorer and put it in system/app. Works great. Thanls guys.

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[dw77x]

I downloaded it from sonofskywalker and pulled the apk with root explorer and put it in system/app. Works great. Thanls guys.

Sent from my SCH-I500 using XDA App

How did you get permission to put in system/app with root explorer? I attempted that without success. I ended up doing an adb push.

Either way I agree the original clock is nice.

 

[islandtime]

How did you get permission to put in system/app with root explorer? I attempted that without success. I ended up doing an adb push.

Either way I agree the original clock is nice.

In root explorer there is a little button at the top that says mount r/o. I hit that so it switches to mounted as r/w, which i assume is read/write. R/O i assume is read only. This should allow you to do whatever you like in these folders.