i don't see it anywhere in post #3?I wonder if it relies on the sCloudSync Apps. There's a link to those in post #3 if you wanna try.
unfortunately, when trying to push to priv-app, i get an error about the filesystem being read-only, and when i try to remount system as rw with adb shell, i get something along the lines of 'access denied', when i try to remount system as rw in a terminal emulator as su i get no response, and when i try adb root to remount as rw i get an error about 'adbd cannot run as root in production builds'
If you take a logcat and then look for the lines that come up when you tap it, it leads you right to it in the smali
try just using a root file browser on the phone itself
No worries bro.
The Quickpic app allows you to set the lockscreen wallpaper easily. Just install the app, open it, go to the wallpaper you want, open settings, select "set as" and select lockscreen.
No sweat, I appreciate you sharing the info. It's nice that it's even easier.
If you decide to give it another go, I would be tempted to try from the other direction - make a nandroid, wipe and then temporarily flash CNexus's stock rooted either Odexed or DeOdexed ND8 zip (not the tar since you're already on the ND8 firmware).
+1. Worked for me on the S2, 3x and 5. Didn't even need root!
I've always used quickpic,love it, it also allows you to hide and exclude folders. On another note the ROM is fantastic I'm a heavy multi-window user and this is the first ROM since I left WS that it works flawlessly on. You guys rock, I don't understand half of what you talk about like programming and MSL but I'm a good googler. Can't stop reading and following this thread LOL.No worries bro.
It's still good to have your MSL handy. Especially with stock based ROMs that give you access to the hidden menu. Sometimes you need it and other times you don't. I called my carrier a few days after I activated my S3 and they gave it to me with no hassle.
The new MSL utility is nice to have and will come in handy for new users who need theirs. None of the older methods I've used in the past will work on Jelly Bean or Kit Kat.
Sent from a Wicked S3 running Wicked-X.
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The Quickpic app allows you to set the lockscreen wallpaper easily. Just install the app, open it, go to the wallpaper you want, open settings, select "set as" and select lockscreen.
Edit:
I just checked and the stock gallery works using the same steps as the Quickpic app. No need to install Quickpic to set lockscreen wallpaper.
Personally, I prefer it over the stock gallery and have been using it for a few years now.
Sent from a Wicked S3 running Wicked-X.
MSL is master subsidiary lock. If you have it you can edit the ##DATA# menu instead of just view it. I also disabled Sprint 's proxies and it seems to be holding on to LTE better but spots I go to I know there is no 4G, I'll continue to test but seems great so far.
Love it! I had to put away my S3 for my N2 for a few days for work but I'll be looking forward to the update when I get it back!Forgot to show you this @rwilco12... Wicked X v7.0 wallpaper picker, well the free version is in the ROM but I had to buy the pro
Google actually took away the ability for apps to set the lockscreen without some crazy insane workarounds. If you ever use AOSP or stock Android on a Nexus you'll see that the lockscreen image is the same as the homescreen. They say it's for security reasons? Samsung and a few other providers have their own methods that you can use but you have to have a different set of code for each individual manufacturer and update it separately for each one. I was playing with it and the code just to determine who the manufacturer was and if the methods would even work for a given device were well over 4000 lines and it just kept creating more issues.
