[Q] Is there any successful way to make Meizu MX 4-core compatible to Gameloft games? - Meizu MX

Does anyone have a successful way to make Meizu MX 4-core compatible to Gameloft games? A successful build.prop maybe?

You need to modify the apps themselves and modify the checks to fool it into thinking the mx is a galaxy s3.
Use the tools smali and baksmali to do that.

MrColdbird said:
You need to modify the apps themselves and modify the checks to fool it into thinking the mx is a galaxy s3.
Use the tools smali and baksmali to do that.
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yes I do ,but sometimes MX it's heat

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[Q] How do i export and install system apk?

Hi,
I want to export sammy keyboard from my s4 and install it to xperia sp.
How can i do that?
Thanks!
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i found this method http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJGbiSkom9M
does it work on xperia sp as well?
kem1337 said:
Hi,
I want to export sammy keyboard from my s4 and install it to xperia sp.
How can i do that?
Thanks!
edit
i found this method <snip>
does it work on xperia sp as well?
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That method should *theoretically* work on all Android roms/phones, but some system apps only work with certain roms. For example, most Touchwiz apps cannot be installed on AOSP or CM based roms. If an app is not compatible, it will force close continually until you remove it from /system/app

[Q] decompile 3rd party app

Can we decompile 3rd party apps like MX Player & others?
I cant decompile MX player using apktool!
lionelsuyog said:
Can we decompile 3rd party apps like MX Player & others?
I cant decompile MX player using apktool!
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make sure you have loaded the correct framework into apktool with the if command
if framework-res.apk
with most 3rd apps you are likely to need jb or kitkat framework so get it from cm10/11
marcussmith2626 said:
make sure you have loaded the correct framework into apktool with the if command
if framework-res.apk
with most 3rd apps you are likely to need jb or kitkat framework so get it from cm10/11
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Thanx it worked!

[Q] Deodexing problem

Hello, I'm an owner of XPERIA Z1, using the latest Customized Lollipop firmware (.242), struggling very much to deodex his device. I've tried 2 different methods, which both lead to problems:
1.) Using a flashable zip provided by venkat kamesh, in this thread: link. After flashing, I don't face any prominent problems, like FCs on system apps e.t.c. But whenever I'm trying to launch any app requiring OpenGL ES 2 , I get an error message/toast notification, about that, saying that my device is incompatible. And Google Play refuses to even show these apps in the search results, listing them as incompatible.
2.) Modifying the flashable zip to use my own /app, /priv-app, /framework, and even /vendor/apps fully deodexed folders, leading to a bootloop, and refusing to show more than 2 seconds of the bootanimation before rebooting. I thought that some package may be incompatible with my firmware, but this theory can't be proved yet.
*I've tried fixing permisions using both terminaland adb using this method: link. No result either.
Is there any other solution? Thank you!
NFS_FM said:
Hello, I'm an owner of XPERIA Z1, using the latest Customized Lollipop firmware (.242), struggling very much to deodex his device. I've tried 2 different methods, which both lead to problems:
1.) Using a flashable zip provided by venkat kamesh, in this thread: link. After flashing, I don't face any prominent problems, like FCs on system apps e.t.c. But whenever I'm trying to launch any app requiring OpenGL ES 2 , I get an error message/toast notification, about that, saying that my device is incompatible. And Google Play refuses to even show these apps in the search results, listing them as incompatible.
2.) Modifying the flashable zip to use my own /app, /priv-app, /framework, and even /vendor/apps fully deodexed folders, leading to a bootloop, and refusing to show more than 2 seconds of the bootanimation before rebooting. I thought that some package may be incompatible with my firmware, but this theory can't be proved yet.
*I've tried fixing permisions using both terminaland adb using this method: link. No result either.
Is there any other solution? Thank you!
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Are you deodexing every odexed file? I normally only deodex those files whose smali I'm going to mod. There's not much point deodexing anything else..
Ticklefish said:
Are you deodexing every odexed file? I normally only deodex those files whose smali I'm going to mod. There's not much point deodexing anything else..
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Well yes, I just suppose that a fully odexed or deodexed system is more stable than a mix of those two.
Is there any red-line that I must not pass? Like a paricular .apk or .jar file, for example. Also on KitKat, we had to have fully deodexed system for some mods to work (like the 4K Mod by Chocolatetrain). This restriction doesn't exist on Lollipop, which utilises ARM?
NFS_FM said:
Well yes, I just suppose that a fully odexed or deodexed system is more stable than a mix of those two.
Is there any red-line that I must not pass? Like a paricular .apk or .jar file, for example. Also on KitKat, we had to have fully deodexed system for some mods to work (like the 4K Mod by Chocolatetrain). This restriction doesn't exist on Lollipop, which utilises ARM?
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No. You can, in theory, deodex as many or as few APK and JAR files as you like.
The whole point of deodexing is to make it easy to change smali files. It doesn't affect stability or performance, it's solely for modding. I normally deodex SystemUI.apk, framework.jar and android.policy.jar then leave the rest of the odexed files alone.
(Well, technically a deodexed ROM takes longer to boot if the Dalvik cache has been wiped but that's about it.)
The only reason I ask is that, if you only need to deodex a few files, there are various tools available for deodexing individual files instead of whole ROM's. I could mention that Tickle My Android can do it but that'd be a bit cheeky.
Oh, looking at that 4K mod you mentioned, it doesn't actually need the whole ROM to be deodexed. But there are so many files that are being replaced that do need to be deodexed that it's probably just simpler to say the entire ROM needs to be.
Ticklefish said:
No. You can, in theory, deodex as many or as few APK and JAR files as you like.
The only reason I ask is that, if you only need to deodex a few files, there are various tools available for deodexing individual files instead of whole ROM's. I could mention that Tickle My Android can do it but that'd be a bit cheeky.
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OK, thank you for the answer, I will try then deodexing just the essentials: SystemUI.apk, framework.jar, framework-res.apk and SemcGenericUxpRes.apk
Final question, as I see in your program's thread, Lollipop editing/deodexing is not supported yet, so do you recommend an automate tool for the deodexing process (like JoelDroidLollipopBatchDeodexe or any other), or the manual method?
NFS_FM said:
OK, thank you for the answer, I will try then deodexing just the essentials: SystemUI.apk, framework.jar, framework-res.apk and SemcGenericUxpRes.apk
Final question, as I see in your program's thread, Lollipop editing/deodexing is not supported yet, so do you recommend an automate tool for the deodexing process (like JoelDroidLollipopBatchDeodexe or any other), or the manual method?
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TMA does support deodexing of Lollipop APK files...I just can't guarantee that it'll be able to deodex everything. Guess I need to reword the OP....lol
NFS_FM said:
OK, thank you for the answer, I will try then deodexing just the essentials: SystemUI.apk, framework.jar, framework-res.apk and SemcGenericUxpRes.apk
Final question, as I see in your program's thread, Lollipop editing/deodexing is not supported yet, so do you recommend an automate tool for the deodexing process (like JoelDroidLollipopBatchDeodexe or any other), or the manual method?
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you also can use advance apktool (nice tool) , but you will have to update the apktool to the last one i think its the 2.0.0because is not updated.. cheers
juanpirulo said:
you also can use advance apktool (nice tool) , but you will have to update the apktool to the last one i think its the 2.0.0because is not updated.. cheers
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Hm... I will try that too if my (already) deodexed apks won't work, thank you.
Please ask in the Q&A section for your device.
Cross device section is for development only
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Samsung music notification

I have the Renovate Ice Rom v5.1 on the S8 (rooted) and when I change the background colour of notifications to black and text colour to white, The text colour remains dark on the Samsung Music notification. Sure I could use the Google play music app which works colour wise but it responds slowly to the bixby button which I have set to media play/pause, which is not the case for the Samsung music app. Anyone else having this problem? Any solutions?
It is hardcoded on music app.
You need to use modified app apk
crayonyes said:
It is hardcoded on music app.
You need to use modified app apk
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how should I go about finding a modded apk?
0KimT1 said:
how should I go about finding a modded apk?
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@envy~ do you have link to modded samsung music ? Thx
crayonyes said:
@envy~ do you have link to modded samsung music ? Thx
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=72771119&postcount=562
This is the link I shared you before, but that music apk is now outdated, if the op can edit apk there is instructions also to what codes you need to change ? (wait isn't custom roms already has feature to color Samsung music app specifically?)
envy~ said:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=72771119&postcount=562
This is the link I shared you before, but that music apk is now outdated, if the op can edit apk there is instructions also to what codes you need to change ? (wait isn't custom roms already has feature to color Samsung music app specifically?)
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okay so i changed the codes of samsung music on apk editor, deleted the samsung music i had then installed the modded apk but then it crashes
0KimT1 said:
okay so i changed the codes of samsung music on apk editor, deleted the samsung music i had then installed the modded apk but then it crashes
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Idk, there are a couple of factors that may affect it, maybe wrong decompiling signatures or the modded music app got rejected by the rom. Try to use apktool via PC not just phones apk editor

Help me port Samsung Apps on mi a1

Hello people ^^
I'm trying to get samsung's music player app and some other samsung apps on my mi a1 because honestly i hate all other players.
I tried several methods where I put the apps in my system/priv-apps and change permissions and reboot,
It shows up perfectly in app drawer but forces close instantly.
I reviewd the Log and it said "Samsung SDK not found".
Is there a way to bypass this? Preferably without flashing any custom roms.
And if not will a custom samsung based rom play the app?
Or can I modify the apk and remove the samsung SDK requirement then recompile it maybe?
Thanks in advance ^^
Assem Sherif said:
Hello people ^^
I'm trying to get samsung's music player app and some other samsung apps on my mi a1 because honestly i hate all other players.
I tried several methods where I put the apps in my system/priv-apps and change permissions and reboot,
It shows up perfectly in app drawer but forces close instantly.
I reviewd the Log and it said "Samsung SDK not found".
Is there a way to bypass this? Preferably without flashing any custom roms.
And if not will a custom samsung based rom play the app?
Or can I modify the apk and remove the samsung SDK requirement then recompile it maybe?
Thanks in advance ^^
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One ui is not open sourced

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