I have a Kindle Fire firmware 6.2.1, rooted today with Kindle fire utility v.7.
Everything worked perfectly after root.
I tried to install an apk through adb install. Got the INSTALL_FAILED_MISSING_SHARED_LIBRARY
Logcat showed:
"Package se.norstedts.svenskastora requires unavailable shared library com.google.android.maps; failing!."
So I did the following:
1. copied com.google.android.maps.jar to system/framework.
2. Installed Google maps v5.12.0.apk from the device.
3. I tried to install the app again. Got the same error INSTALL_FAILED_MISSING_SHARED_LIBRARY because of the missing com.google.android.maps
4. Modified /etc/permisions/platform.xml. I appended at the end of the xml file in the "list of all the libraries available for application code to link against." section:
<library name="com.google.android.maps"
file="/system/framework/com.google.android.maps.jar" />
5. restarted device and discovered that i lost internet conectivity!!
I restored the original platform.xml, deleted the com.google.android.maps.jar from system/framework and still no internet conection.
Wifi module seems to work ok. The problem is that apps seem to have lost their acces to internet.
I really need some help!!
Could it be a RW problem?
I used Root Explorer to copy com.google.android.maps.jar and replace platform.xml.
Is it possible to check whether "/system/framework" and "/etc/permissions" have the default RW permissions?
Could factory reset restore this? I personally highly doubt that.
Download:
Nexus S: crespo-20130220
filename: greenblue-crespo-20130220
md5sum: 3503235e1f66b0d2cfeeea43c2d1699b
sha1sum: 48c1cfbee8a226aae2ce5b5ab9fb7ad6d30339e3
Nexus S 4G: crespo4g-20130220
filename: greenblue-crespo4g-20130220.zip
md5sum: b02e36b543293a337dd3359bd68444d3
sha1sum: 7095ab401e71204532bf2866664452687866551a
Use the latest gapps for 4.2.1: 20121212
Warning: The new swipe keyboard and the gallery/camera/photosphere are not included. Stock photosphere apk will not work. It is hard coded to work on certain phones. You must use modified binaries or edit the build prop.
Steps to flash:
1. Flash the ROM and SuperSU.
2. Boot at least once before flashing Gapps. FCs may occur if you don't reboot.
3. Be patient: the phone will be laggy for the first few minutes as the phone scans for media on the built in sdcard.
4. If you have strange issues or FCs, make sure you wipe data / factory reset and reflash everything.
Important notes:
No tweaks, mods or kernel patches will be added. This is strictly a basic AOSP build.
A complete set of patches are provided on github so you can build your own ROM with your choice of modifications.
Flash your favorite AOSP based 4.1.x or 4.2.x kernel if desired. ASOP version of Matr1x and CM10 version of Marmite has been confirmed to work. Stock ROM is not as smooth as other kernels but it works.
Changelog:
20130221
Rebased on 4.2.2
20121206
Add bluetooth build cfg for fix build warning (trivial)
Bluetooth prevents deep sleep. Patch.
Crespo4g only: Fix Phone.apk force closes after a call *
Crespo4g only: Set voicemail number to own number for Nexus S 4G
Lockscreen PIN keyboard cuts off letters from number 7 and 9. Patch.
Update init.herring.rc: bluedroid has replaced system/bluetooth (trivial)
20121128
Restore original clock font size
Allow backups to Google account from Settings -> Backup & restore
Updated platform version number to 4.2.1 (cosmetic issue)
20121127
Build from 4.2.1 tree
Remove December to Contact's calendar - fixed in 4.2.1
Fix the building of Email.apk
Reduce the lockscreen clock font size
Update the FC on accessing Settings -> Storage patch
20121123
Add December to Contact's calendar
Fix FC on Daydream's clock setting
Fix alarm button in quick settings
Fix FC on accessing Settings -> Storage
Update the name, brand and model in build.prop
20121122 - Prevent lockscreen clock from getting cut off
20121120 - Added patch to fix MMS receive on crespo4g
20121119 - Initial build
Todo list:
Enable emulated storage. *
SElinux configuration.
Broken:
Nexus S 4G: Can't set voicemail number and cannot switch carrier back from Google Voice to My Carrier.
Nexus S 4G: Tethering with WiMax is troublesome at best.
Settings -> Battery does not properly show awake times in the graph. (Appears to be dependent on kernel used).
Working:
3G
4G WiMAX
Audio
Bluetooth audio
Camera
Daydream
Face unlock
GPS
Lockscreen widgets
MMS
NFC
Phone calls
SMS
Sprint system updates
Wifi
Instructions to build from source:
Code:
repo init -u git://github.com/diclusial/platform_manifest.git -b greenblue-4.2.2
repo sync
. build/envsetup.sh
lunch [model]
make otapackage
Build notes:
- All necessary patches and firmware are included in the repo.
Patches below my be out of date. Check github for changes.
The essential patches:
Add TARGET_ARCH to BoardConfigCommon
Fix camera build
Update location providers
Remove Launcher2 hardware acceleration overlay
Crespo bug fix patches
Set default backup transport to Google account
Fix clock and date/alarm display on lockscreen
Set the build prop value for version, brand, etc.
Remove redundant PRODUCT_PACKAGES for live wallpapers
Crespo4g bug fix patches
Update Mms config
Fix receiving MMS messages
Restore ability to utilize mobile/3g for tethering
Add full_crespo4g-userdebug to the lunch menu
Set default backup transport to Google account
Fix clock and date/alarm display on lockscreen
Set the build prop value for version, brand, etc.
Remove redundant PRODUCT_PACKAGES for live wallpapers
Patches to change the build process
Add support for overriding build.prop settings
Disable stock recovery
Bugs that might be fixed in future upstream releases
DeskClock: Fix Dream settings
Fix building, the product listing in build/ wants Email2
Merge "Settings: fix storage measurement for device without emulated
QuickSettings : Fix alarm intent
Hope will stable for daily using
So far so good here. My brother just got his N4 8gb today, at least we can run the same software... He already received an update.
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4G Works!
Bluetooth media audio working (listening to Pandora on my Moto S305 headphones)
I think we have a winner here. Using included kernel BTW.
Screenshot
Daydream works - what an awesome feature! Only problem with it is a FC when Clock setting is pressed but you can still use it as is.
Thanks for the guide,
Can you tell me how to solve Hunk#1?
I cannot understand op which related to hunk#1....:/
Code:
patching file 0s
Hunk #1 FAILED at 34.
1 out of 1 hunk FAILED -- saving rejects to file 0s.rej
it shows like this..:/
Articudos said:
Thanks for the guide,
Can you tell me how to solve Hunk#1?
I cannot understand op which related to hunk#1....:/
Code:
patching file 0s
Hunk #1 FAILED at 34.
1 out of 1 hunk FAILED -- saving rejects to file 0s.rej
it shows like this..:/
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Which patch file are you trying to patch? What is the output of 0s.rej?
greenblue said:
Which patch file are you trying to patch? What is the output of 0s.rej?
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001 patchfile.
0s.rej is here..same as .patchfile.
Code:
--- .repo/manifest.xml 2012-11-19 00:34:09.716145171 -0800
+++ .repo/manifest.xml 2012-11-16 15:00:40.058124761 -0800
@@ -34,6 +34,8 @@
<project path="device/lge/mako" name="device/lge/mako" groups="device" />
<project path="device/lge/mako-kernel" name="device/lge/mako-kernel" groups="device" />
<project path="device/sample" name="device/sample" />
+ <project path="device/samsung/crespo" name="device/samsung/crespo" groups="device" revision="refs/tags/android-4.1.2_r1" />
+ <project path="device/samsung/crespo4g" name="device/samsung/crespo4g" groups="device" revision="refs/tags/android-4.1.2_r1" />
<project path="device/samsung/maguro" name="device/samsung/maguro" groups="device" />
<project path="device/samsung/manta" name="device/samsung/manta" groups="device" />
<project path="device/samsung/toro" name="device/samsung/toro" groups="device" />
Nick N said:
Daydream works - what an awesome feature! Only problem with it is a FC when Clock setting is pressed but you can still use it as is.
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Can't duplicate the problem. Only thing I can think of is that AOSP by default includes DeskClock.apk. The GAPPS I linked contains a DeskClockGoogle.apk so there might be a conflict.
Things to try:
1. Use adb to delete the existing DeskClock apk file inside /system/app and then copy the DeskClock.apk from the AOSP rom.
2. Use adb to delete the existing DeskClock apk file inside /system/app and then copy the DeskClockGoogle.apk from the GAPPS.
3. Uninstall the existing DeskClock with Titanium Backup. Try to install DeskClock or DeskClockGoogle one at a time a regular app (non system app).
Articudos said:
001 patchfile.
0s.rej is here..same as .patchfile.
Code:
--- .repo/manifest.xml 2012-11-19 00:34:09.716145171 -0800
+++ .repo/manifest.xml 2012-11-16 15:00:40.058124761 -0800
@@ -34,6 +34,8 @@
<project path="device/lge/mako" name="device/lge/mako" groups="device" />
<project path="device/lge/mako-kernel" name="device/lge/mako-kernel" groups="device" />
<project path="device/sample" name="device/sample" />
+ <project path="device/samsung/crespo" name="device/samsung/crespo" groups="device" revision="refs/tags/android-4.1.2_r1" />
+ <project path="device/samsung/crespo4g" name="device/samsung/crespo4g" groups="device" revision="refs/tags/android-4.1.2_r1" />
<project path="device/samsung/maguro" name="device/samsung/maguro" groups="device" />
<project path="device/samsung/manta" name="device/samsung/manta" groups="device" />
<project path="device/samsung/toro" name="device/samsung/toro" groups="device" />
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Are you inside of the directory where you initialized the repo? Might be easier to just manually edit .repo/manifest.xml to add those two required lines. Are you trying to build it for crespo?
greenblue said:
Are you inside of the directory where you initialized the repo? Might be easier to just manually edit .repo/manifest.xml to add those two required lines. Are you trying to build it for crespo?
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Yeah, crespo..
I downloaded in ~/ , and moved whole file to ~/crespo_4.2/ .
It can cause problem..?
Articudos said:
Yeah, crespo..
I downloaded in ~/ , and moved whole file to ~/crespo_4.2/ .
It can cause problem..?
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So you created a git repo inside ~/, successfully synced, and then you moved all the contents to crespo_4.2? This is seperate from the download. You need to sync a few gigabytes of aosp code first.
greenblue said:
So you created a git repo inside ~/, successfully synced, and then you moved all the contents to crespo_4.2? This is seperate from the download. You need to sync a few gigabytes of aosp code first.
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Aha, OK. It was first time using linux
I'll try it again and post result here!
BTW, There is way to sync in ~/crespo_4.2/ , not ~/ ?
edit: Success!
Articudos said:
BTW, There is way to sync in ~/crespo_4.2/ , not ~/ ?
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Move ~/.repo to ~/crespo_4.2 and then sync. If you are using a file manager, you have to set it to show hidden files first.
greenblue said:
Move ~/.repo to ~/crespo_4.2 and then sync. If you are using a file manager, you have to set it to show hidden files first.
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It worked!
About patch 004 and 005,
Do I have to modify it for crespo GSM?
nice try articudos i thing you can make a good rom for us
leap_ahead said:
nice try articudos i thing you can make a good rom for us
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Yeah, I'm learning sth now..
Articudos said:
Yeah, I'm learning sth now..
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continue that good job
Articudos said:
About patch 004 and 005,
Do I have to modify it for crespo GSM?
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For 004, it does not exist in the cyanogenmod tree so it is unlikely to be needed.
For 005, it has already been done by default for crespo.
Sorry for bothering you... How can I apply step6 to crespo?
Second question,
If 4.2.1 source releases, how can I update source w/o losing my commits?
Sent from my Nexus S using Tapatalk 2
Hi!
I have S4 I9505 with KitKat 4.4.2
I tried to fix writing to external storage for all apps as described here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2687734
I modified the file, restarted phone.. and now I have no internet, no wireless, no bluetooh, I cannot see my storage (neither internal or sd card), mz pc wont recognize the storages... I cannot make any backup, because I cannot write to any storage..
And, no, I haven"t done any backup of that file...
I tried to reedit but no succes...
Maybe someone can upload the original file?
Or do you have any suggestions?
eltigre4jc said:
Hi!
I have S4 I9505 with KitKat 4.4.2
I tried to fix writing to external storage for all apps as described here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2687734
I modified the file, restarted phone.. and now I have no internet, no wireless, no bluetooh, I cannot see my storage (neither internal or sd card), mz pc wont recognize the storages... I cannot make any backup, because I cannot write to any storage..
And, no, I haven"t done any backup of that file...
I tried to reedit but no succes...
Maybe someone can upload the original file?
Or do you have any suggestions?
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you need to set permission to rw-/r--/-r--
make sure you only edit
<permission
name="android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE"
>
<group gid="sdcard_r" />
<group gid="sdcard_rw" />
<group gid="media_rw" />
add only <group gid="media_rw" /> as above and save
if you only done this edit to your platform.xml then proceed to set permission as below
1. open root explorer
2. goto system>etc>permisson and mount folder as R/W
3. long press on platform.xml click permission
4. check
owner read and write
group read
others read
and click ok and reboot your phone
Hey guys, I recently found out that my external SD card was not writable so I looked up how to fix this.
I found instructions to go into my platform.xml file in my system/etc/permissions folder
and added this line where instructed:
<permission name="android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE" >
<group gid="sdcard_r" />
<group gid="sdcard_rw" />
<group gid="media_rw" />
</permission>
I was doing this using ES File explorer and when I tried to save it, it said "Save Failed!". I closed the app and reopened the platform.xml file and my previous edit seemed to be still there.
This is where the issue begins:
After rebooting my phone, a bunch of popups start coming up on startup with the following "Unfortunately, [app] has stopped."
I figure that this might be a permissions screw up on my part. I am now unable to access many apps and when I open ES File Explorer again, it gives me the error: "Cannot Start Streaming Server" and it shows an empty folder for almost every directory.
Any suggestions or help would be appreciated. I have tried flashing CWM onto my phone as well but when I try to go into recovery mode, I get stuck on the screen where is displays Samsung Galaxy S5. As I was getting desperate, I was trying to factory reset but it doesn't seem like this is an option anymore seeing as I can't get into recovery mode. I am currently downloading the stock firmware and planning to flash that using Odin but I am hoping it doesn't come to that as well.
Model: S-G900H
EDIT: Just tried flashing stock firmware using odin and it is still no good. Desperate for any suggestions.
EDIT2: Factory Reset and its working now
Same problem with SGS4
Hello,
I faced the same problem with my Samsung Galaxy S4. Factory reset solved the problem. However, it would be better if this could be avoided/solved without doing a reset.
any other solution?
have anyone found any other solution to this?
I don't wanna factory reset cuz all my apps, data, settings in internal sd and now i can't back it up cuz can't read it from my phone
In order to give permission to access my SDcard I followed the below instructions.
Using a root-enabled file manager navigate to, "/system/etc/permissions"
Edit "platform.xml" and find the "WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE permission."
Add an additional group definition for this permission: <group gid=”media_rw” />
Save the changes to the file.
Restart the phone.
It worked. The problem I'm having now is my Bluetooth will not load. It starts dark green then goes gray.
To try and fix this I simply re-edited the platform.xml and deleted,
<group gid=”media_rw” /> and did a cold restart. Bluetooth still will not working. Any ideas as to
why this happened and how to fix without re-installing.