This zip will remove the apps listed bellow without breaking any Google core service
Google Now entirely functional
Most of these apps can be downloaded on Play Store
I made this .zip based on Stock ROM
I tested only on N5 with stock LMY48I I tested it on Stock Lollipop, 08/nov marshmallow and 30/10 PureNexusProject (both Marshmallow), I think it should work for almost any ROM 5.0+ but I am not responsible for any damage on your device.
Removed Apps:
BasicDreams
Books
Calendar
CalendarGooglePrebuilt *new addition v2.00 19/11*
CloudPrint2
CMFileManager
Chrome
DashClock
Drive
EditorsDocs
EditorsDocsStub
EditorsSheets
EditorsSheetsStub
EditorsSlides
EditorsSlidesStub
FitnessPrebuilt
Galaxy4
GoogleCamera
GoogleEars
GoogleEarth
GooglePinyinIME
Hangouts
HoloSpiral
GoogleHindiIME
iWnnIME
KoreanIME
Maps
Music #AOSP Music app
Music2 #Google Play Music
Newsstand
NewsstandStub
NoiseField
PlayGames
PlusOne #Google Plus
PhaseBeam
PhotoPhase
Photos
PrebuiltBugle #Messenger*new addition v2.00 19/11*
PrebuiltBugleStub
PrebuiltGmail
PrebuiltKeep
PrebuiltKeepStub
PrebuiltNewsWeather
Stk #Sim Toolkit
SunBeam
Street
talkback
Videos
YouTube
Installation:
Just flash it on TWRP
Remember to wipe cache/dalvik after flashing
Downloads:
Bloat Remover: AndroidFileHost
Changelog:
v2.01 13/05/2016
Added alternate entries to Docs, Sheets, Slides, Newsstand, Keep and Messenger (EditorsDocsStub, EditorsSheetsStub, EditorsSlidesStub, NewsstandStub, PrebuiltKeepStub, PrebuiltBugleStub)
v2.00 19/11/2015
Now it also removes the files if they are on system/priv-app instead of system/app
also added google calendar (CalendarGooglePrebuilt.apk) and messenger (PrebuiltBugle.apk)
v1.03 15/09/2015
Added DashClock (SlimRoms have it installed by default as a System app, it's a really good widget but it make impossible to install better dashclock or chronus)
v1.02:
Added Google Camera
Added Google Photos
v1.00:
Initial Release
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Very nice work. Can you modify the same to remove all calendar as well.
Not a fan of google calendar
yoursamit21 said:
Very nice work. Can you modify the same to remove all calendar as well.
Not a fan of google calendar
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If you have root or custom recovery, you can do it by yourself.
zagorteney said:
If you have root or custom recovery, you can do it by yourself.
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I have TWRP..How to proceed with the same
Also need to get rid of exchange services.
In TWRP mount system and delete folders of apps that you want to remove in /system/app and /systen/priv-app.
Aosp messenger dont works it doesn't even show.......
yoursamit21 said:
Very nice work. Can you modify the same to remove all calendar as well.
Not a fan of google calendar
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Tell me the .apk name in /system/app and I can add (case sensitive)
I didn't added it first because I thought that would be better to have at least one calendar app, but "hey, anyone can download his favorite calendar app on google play later", but the ROM I'm currently using don't have google calendar, so... I need the .apk name XD
harib12 said:
Aosp messenger dont works it doesn't even show.......
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I think that may be some conflict with another messaging app, I only tested this on stock rom without any other messaging app installed, you can try install the .apk inside the .zip as a normal app
Updated
Now it also removes the files if they are on system/priv-app instead of system/app
also added google calendar (CalendarGooglePrebuilt.apk) and messenger (PrebuiltBugle.apk)
LIGHT VERSION OF .36Download: Link
Based on stock .36 rom
Differences:
Installed BusyBox
Android 6.0 bootanimation
USB Debugging is enabled
SD card fix is installed
Asus bloatware (not all) are deleted and replaced by Google apps
DO NOT UPDATE FROM .33 - YOUR CAMERA AND BLUETOOTH WILL NOT WORK. Update only from stock .36. Flashes via TWRP
Instruction:
1. Use TWRP. This rom doesn't work w/ CWM
2. Go to recovery. Wipe Dalvik Cache, Cache, System, Data, Internal Storage (If you have no sdcard, you can put zip file via MTP)
3. Install zip file
4. Do factory reset after that
NOTE: On first boot, don't connect to Wi-Fi and skip Google Authorization. Deny Inpire ASUS (?) and Google programm. After you can connect via Wi-Fi and authorize to Google account.
Included apps:
New apps (4):
Translate (com.google.android.apps.translate)
My Maps (com.google.android.apps.m4b)
My Tracks (com.google.android.maps.mytracks)
Google Keep (com.google.android.keep)
Deleted apps (62):
Graffiti Board (com.asus.drawres)
SMMI_TEST_V4.1.31 (com.asus.atd.smmitest)
WebStorage (com.ecareme.asuswebstorage)
Basic Daydreams(com.android.dreams.basic)
Bbbler Actors (com.bbbler.actorsforomlet)
Play Books (com.google.android.apps.books)
Clean Master (com.cleanmaster.mguard)
Data transfer (com.bluebeam)
FOTAService (com.asus.dm)
Drive (com.google.android.apps.docs)
Black Hole (com.android.galaxy4)
Hangouts (com.google.android.talk)
Amazon Kindle (com.amazon.kindle)
Live wallpapers Android (com.android.wallpaper)
Location (com.asus.davinci.locationpicker)
MyASUS (com.asus.ia.asusapp)
Google Play Newsstand (com.google.android.apps.magazines)
Bubbles (com.android.noisefield)
Omlet chat (mobisocial.omlet)
PC Link (com.asus.linkrim)
Phase and beams (com.android.phasebeam)
PhotoFrame (com.asus.photoframe)
Screensavers (com.android.dreams.phototable)
Pico TTS (com.svox.pico)
Google+ (com.google.android.apps.plus)
Quick Memo (com.asus.quickmemo)
Remote Link (com.asus.remotelink.full)
DMClient (com.asus.systemupdate)
TalkBack (com.google.android.marvin.talkback)
TripAdvisor (com.tripadvisor.tripadvisor)
Google Play Movies (com.google.android.videos)
Weather (com.asus.weathertime)
What's next (com.asus.sitd.whatsnext)
ASUS keyboard (com.asus.ime)
ZenUI help (com.asus.userfeedback)
Zinio (com.zinio.mobile.android.reader)
ZSProvider (com.zinio.android.settings)
Backup (com.asus.backuprestore)
Contacts (com.asus.contacts)
liveDemoService (com.asus.livedemoservice)
ASUS Demo (com.asus.livedemo)
Do it later (com.asus.task)
ASUS ZenUI Services (com.asus.server.azs)
Contacts Storage (com.android.providers.contacts)
Google Backup (com.google.android.backuptransport)
Android Feedback (com.google.android.feedback)
MiniMovie (com.asus.microfilm)
Party Link (com.asus.wifip2p.networkgrouping)
Share Link (com.asus.sharerim)
Soundrecorder (com.asus.soundrecorder)
SuperNote (com.asus.supernote)
Google Calendar Storage (com.google.android.syncadapters.calendar)
Asus As (com.asus.as)
eMusic (com.emusic.android)
Asus Services (com.asus.services)
Google One Time Init (com.google.android.onetimeinitializer)
MmsService (com.android.mms.service)
Shell (com.android.shell)
Telecom Service (com.android.server.telecom)
Telephony Settings (com.android.providers.telephony)
Alternative apps (7):
Calculator (com.android.calculator2)
Google Calendar (com.google.android.calendar)
Google Camera (com.google.android.GoogleCamera)
Google Now Launcher (com.google.android.launcher)
Google Keyboard (com.google.android.inputmethod.latin)
Google Photos (com.google.android.apps.photos)
Clock (com.google.android.deskclock)
Updated apps (14):
Chrome (com.android.chrome)
Cloud Print (com.google.android.apps.cloudprint)
Gmail (com.google.android.gm)
Maps (com.google.android.apps.maps)
Google Play Music (com.google.android.music)
Google Play Games (com.google.android.play.games)
Google Street View (com.google.android.street)
Android System WebView (com.google.android.webview)
YouTube (com.google.android.youtube)
Splendid (com.asus.splendid)
File Managet (com.asus.filemanager)
Google Play Services (com.google.android.gms)
Google Play Store (com.android.vending)
Google (com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox)
Untoched apps (49):
Input Devices (com.asus.inputdevices)
Mirror (com.asus.mirror)
Setup Wizard (com.asus.setupwizard)
SplendidCommandAgent (com.asus.splendidcommandagent)
AudioWizardService (com.asus.maxxaudio)
Audio Wizard (com.asus.maxxaudio.audiowizard)
CaptivePortalLogin (com.android.captiveportallogin)
ConfigUpdater (com.google.android.configupdater)
Digital Media Service (com.asus.DLNA)
ICEsound Service (dk.icepower.icesound)
Auto-start manager (com.asus.mobilemanager)
MobileManagerService (com.asus.mobilemanagerservice)
PlayTo (com.asus.playto)
Power Statistics (com.asus.powerstatistics)
Power Saver (com.asus.powersaver)
Task Manager (com.asus.taskwidget)
Android system (android)
App Lock (com.asus.lock)
Google account manager (com.google.android.gsf.login)
Google Partner (com.google.android.partnersetup)
Google Services Framework (com.google.android.gsf)
Device Provisioner (com.android.managedprovisioning)
Media Storage (com.android.providers.media)
MusicFX (com.android.musicfx)
ASUS_Air_Status (com.asus.airstatus)
ASUSCompatibilityService (com.asus.configupdater)
Bluetooth transfer (com.android.bluetooth)
Certificate installer (com.android.certinstaller)
Documents (com.android.documentsui)
Downloads (com.android.providers.downloads.ui)
Google Contacts Sync (com.google.android.syncadapters.contacts)
Key Chain (com.android.keychain)
Live Wallpaper Picker (com.android.wallpaper.livepicker)
Package Installer (com.android.packageinstaller)
PacProcessor (com.android.pacprocessor)
User Dictionary (com.android.providers.userdictionary)
Settings (com.android.settings)
System UI (com.android.systemui)
Calendar Storage (com.android.providers.calendar)
Package Access Helper (com.android.defcontainer)
Downloads Manager (com.android.providers.downloads)
External Storage (com.android.externalstorage)
Fused Location (com.android.location.fused)
ProxyHandler (com.android.proxyhandler)
Settings Storage (com.android.providers.settings)
Setup Wizard (com.google.android.setupwizard)
Telephony Service (com.android.phone)
VpnDialogs (com.android.vpndialogs)
Addons:
Flashes via TWRP
Contacts fix:
Download
Can be installed on current system without reinstalling
Fixes operability of contacts (who uses it on the tablet? xD)
Contacts app must be installed separately, link
New apps remover:
Download
Can be installed on current system without reinstalling
Deleted: My Tracks, My Maps, Google Keep. Google Translate not touched
Integrator of updates for system apps:
ONLY FOR LITE .36!
Download
This app allows you integrate updates of system apps to system (for 8gb version might be helpful). It frees some space.
Requirements:
Root
BusyBox (installed by default)
.NET Framework 4.5
Win7+
Installed ADB drivers
Enabled USB Debugging
Instruction:
Connect the tablet via USB
Launch K013_LP_FW_LITE_UPDATE_TOOL.exe
Press "Scan"
Press Apply
Wait for value 0 in "Updates"
Reboot
To restore stock .36, wipe System, flash repacked .36 (Link), do factory reset, reboot.
All credits to nf911 from 4pda
Didn't like it, tablet still frezzeng and masive drain battery, kitkat is a lot better in every sense!
NahuelMS said:
Didn't like it, tablet still frezzeng and masive drain battery, kitkat is a lot better in every sense!
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This tablet is piece of sh*t, none of any rom can't help him
thegreatn_ said:
This tablet is piece of sh*t, none of any rom can't help him
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Never going to buy nothing Asus again! The tablet have good specs but the software Asus made is the ****ty ever.
Said that, with Kitkat it is running good for the momment!
Thanks!
AOSP Marshmallow & Nougat Deloating Flashables
Description
Debloating Scripts for AOSP Marshmallow & Nougat.
Disclaimer
I am not responsible for anything that happens to your device. By downloading and flashing or installing these zips, you automatically agree that I won't be held liable for anything that happens to your phone.
Background
I've created some flashable scripts to remove unwanted applications ('debloat') from AOSP-based Marshmallow and Nougat Nexus 5 ROMS.
These scripts, when installed, should minimize redundant versions of similar applications that arise when installing Google Applications (GApps) on custom AOSP ROMS.
THERE IS NO NEED TO RUN THESE SCRIPTS ON FACTORY ROMS! Factory ROMs from Google come pre-installed with GApps
THE REMOVAL PROCESS IS PERMANENT! When you run these scripts, the listed applications and their folders are deleted. If you inadvertently delete an app that you actually wanted to keep, you'll have to manually reinstall it from your custom ROM image, or reinstall the ROM.
Installation
PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS IF YOU HAVE THEM!
BEFORE attempting to run these scripts, download, install, and configure the replacement applications FIRST, then run the scripts.
An Example: if you remove the AOSP Keyboard (LatinIME) before installing the Google Keyboard, you won't be able to search for items in the Play Store, as you'll have no way of inputting text.
Your GApps provider may have specific instructions on installing certain applications. Please thoroughly read the documentation and notes your GApps "flavor" provides.
These debloating scripts are provided in a "flashable" ZIP archive. Copy the file to the storage/sdcard area of your phone, reboot to recovery (TWRP), "Install" the script, then reboot.
GOOD LUCK!
Marshmallow & Nougat Mayhem Debloater - DOWNLOAD - Removes AOSP apps with PlayStore-downloadable alternatives from Google & THE AOSP LAUNCHER:
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Removes everything listed under "Maximum" below, PLUS AOSP Launcher3. From a request by @sidlogsin.
Marshmallow & Nougat Maximum Debloater - DOWNLOAD - Removes AOSP apps with PlayStore-downloadable alternatives from Google:
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NOTE 1: On the Nexus 5, running Nougat:
Google Camera is not available from the PlayStore in some countries using this Play Store Link.
Google Camera - creates/throws green video alternating frames; photos are fine.
AOSP Camera and Footej - take good photos, but have no HDR+ support; some users report jitters on the left side of the screen in recorded videos.
OpenCamera - takes good photos, supports HDR+; some users report jitters on the left side of the screen in recorded videos.
At this time OpenCamera is highly recommended.
NOTE 2: For Nougat, per DeltaDroid in this POST, the following PlayStore GApps (AND ONLY THESE GAPPS FROM THE LIST BELOW) can still be flashed to /system:
Calculator
Calendar
Calendar Sync Adapter
Clock
Cloud Print
Gmail
Keep
News & Weather
Phone
Play Books
Play Music
Play Newsstand
Talkback
Removed Apps and Google replacements, including a link to DeltaDroid's thread for those Marshmallow GApps capable of being flashed under Nougat:
AOSP Calculator -> - Google Calculator Play Store | Marshmallow Flashable from DeltaDroid
AOSP Calendar -> Google Calendar - Play Store | Marshmallow Flashable from DeltaDroid
AOSP DesktopClock -> Google Clock - Play Store | Marshmallow Flashable from DeltaDroid
AOSP Dialer -> Google Phone - Play Store | Marshmallow Flashable from DeltaDroid
AOSP Email -> Google Gmail - Play Store | Marshmallow Flashable from DeltaDroid
AOSP Music -> Google Play Music - Play Store | Marshmallow Flashable from DeltaDroid
AOSP Browser/Browser2 -> Google Chrome - Play Store
AOSP Camera2 -> Open Camera - F-Droid | Play Store
AOSP Contacts -> Google Contacts - Play Store
AOSP Gallery -> Google Photos - Play Store
AOSP Keyboard -> Google Keyboard - Play Store
AOSP Launcher3 -> Google Now Launcher - Play Store
AOSP Messaging -> Google Messenger - Play Store
AOSP PicoTts -> Google Text-to-speech - Play Store
AOSP QuickSearchBox -> Google - Play Store
AOSP Exchange2 -> Broken with AOSP Email
Galaxy4 -> LiveWallpaper Bloat
HoloSpiralWallpaper -> LiveWallpaper Bloat
LiveWallpapers -> LiveWallpaper Bloat
NoiseField -> LiveWallpaper Bloat
PhaseBeam -> LiveWallpaper Bloat
Marshmallow & Nougat Medium Debloater - DOWNLOAD - Removes AOSP apps with newer or feature-rich OPEN SOURCE alternatives.
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Removed apps and recommended replacements:
AOSP Browser/Browser2 -> Lightning Browser - F-Droid | Play Store
AOSP Calculator -> Mathdroid - F-Droid | Play Store
AOSP Calendar -> Etar - F-Droid | Play Store
AOSP Camera2 -> Open Camera - F-Droid | Play Store
AOSP Email -> K9 Mail - F-Droid | Play Store
AOSP Keyboard -> AnySoft Keyboard - F-Droid | Play Store
AOSP Messaging -> QKSMS - F-Droid | Play Store
AOSP Music -> Vanilla Music - F-Droid | Play Store
AOSP Exchange2 -> Broken with AOSP Email
Galaxy4 -> LiveWallpaper Bloat
HoloSpiralWallpaper -> LiveWallpaper Bloat
LiveWallpapers -> LiveWallpaper Bloat
NoiseField -> LiveWallpaper Bloat
PhaseBeam -> LiveWallpaper Bloat
Marshmallow & Nougat Mimimum Debloater - DOWNLOAD - Removes obsolete & broken AOSP apps.
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Removed apps and recommended replacements:
AOSP Browser/Browser2 -> Lightning Browser - F-Droid | Play Store
AOSP Camera2 -> Open Camera - F-Droid | Play Store
AOSP Email -> K9 Mail - F-Droid | Play Store
AOSP Music -> Vanilla Music - F-Droid | Play Store
AOSP Exchange2 -> Broken with AOSP Email
Galaxy4 -> LiveWallpaper Bloat
HoloSpiralWallpaper -> LiveWallpaper Bloat
LiveWallpapers -> LiveWallpaper Bloat
NoiseField -> LiveWallpaper Bloat
PhaseBeam -> LiveWallpaper Bloat
Minimal GApps install on Marshmallow 6.0.0/6.0.1 on "unpatched" AOSP ROMs
I've had this tucked-away for a while on an odd thread. I'll post it here for now.
I'm a big fan of DeltaDroid's GApps. His work is highly modular; his focus is on a small, basic package with the ability to flash individual added components. Truly a fantastic thread and a great GApps developer.
NOTE: This same procedure will probably work for 7.0 Nougat; you'll have to download the Nougat package, of course!
I'll give an overview of my install procedure for Untouched AOSP on my Nexus 5, then I'll follow with the DeltaGApps install procedure.
General ROM & GApps Install Procedure:
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- Flashed MOB31E factory ROM via PC
- Installed TWRP via adb
- Created empty text files as per directions HERE
- Copied ROM, empty text files, and install items to phone from PC
- Booted to recovery (TWRP), rebooted from within TWRP to recovery (TWRP)
- Wiped everything but internal storage
- Installed ZIPs: ROM, TimeService, bootanimation
- Rebooted to system (Android)
- Setup APN and WiFi
- Rebooted to recovery (TWRP)
- Flashed Delta GApps MM base package using this PROCEDURE
- Rebooted to system (Android)
- Fixed Google Contacts Sunc, Google Play Services, and PlayStore permisions using this PROCEDURE
- Added google accout via Settings -> Accounts
- Rebooted to system (Android)
For a Minimal GApps install on Marshmallow 6.0.0/6.0.1 on "unpatched" AOSP ROMs:
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1. Download Deltadroid's Marshmallow Base Gapps package for 6.0.0 or 6.0.1 (From THIS GApps thread):
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=58047099&postcount=1 (Post #1)
(There are packages for 6.0.0 and 6.0.1 - all the way down, towards the bottom, "Marshmallow Base Gapps Package:").
2. Create and install these empty text files (0-byte) on the "root" of your Internal Storage (Ex: "/sdcard/" or "/storage/emulated/0"):
(NOTE: The end of this post has a mini walk-thru for creating these empty text files using Notepad on a PC and TurboEditor on Android)
/sdcard/.removefacelock
(prevents Google Facelock from being installed and removes existing installation of Facelock)
/sdcard/.removesetupwizard
(keeps the "stock provision" Setup Wizard and does not replace it with Google's Setup Wizard)
3. Install GApps via TWRP
4. Boot to System (Yes, you'll probably get Play Services "FC" messages until you perform #5 below)
5. Immediately toggle application permissions to "ON" under:
Settings -> Apps -> ... -> System show
For:
- Google Contacts Sync
- Google Play Services
- Google Play Store
- Contacts (I had to add permission for SMS on AOSP MOB31E)
6. Reboot the phone
7. Add your Google Account via "Settings -> Accounts -> Add account -> Google"
8. Verify that Contacts are synced and Play Services is functional.
9. Enjoy!
Walk-through for creating empy "zero-byte" text files:
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On Windows, use Notepad or the text editor of your choice:
1. Select "New file".
2. Without typing any text, press "Save as".
3. Under "Name", type ".removefacelock" (without the quotes, with the preceding period, and without the .txt extension)
4. Press OK.
5. repeat steps 1 and 2.
6. Under "Name", type ".removesetupwizard" (without the quotes, with the preceding period, and without the .txt extension)
7. Press OK.
8. Copy both files from Windows to "/storage/emulated/0" or "/sdcard" on Android.
On Android, using Turbo Editor for illustrative purposes (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.maskyn.fileeditor&hl=en or https://f-droid.org/repository/browse/?fdid=com.maskyn.fileeditorpro):
1. Download and install a text editor on Android.
2. Open the text editor.
3. Select "New file".
4. Without typing any text, press the three dots in the upper right corner.
5. Press "Save as".
6. Under "Name", type ".removefacelock" (without the quotes, with the preceding period, and without the .txt extension)
7. Verify that the destination folder is "/storage/emulated/0", or "/sdcard", or whatever your storage area is named.
8. Press OK.
9. Press the back arrow until you get to the menu.
10. repeat steps 3-5.
11. Under "Name", type ".removesetupwizard" (without the quotes, with the preceding period, and without the .txt extension)
12. Repeat steps 7 and 8.
Done.
User-Submitted Tips 'n Cheats
Google Phone (Dialer app) - submitted by @occtec:
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Here's a tested & working fix for crashing, blank-screening in-call and permission issues for Google Dialer, downloaded from the PlayStore.
(1) Download app from Play Store
(2) Grant all permissions to the app (Settings->Apps->Phone-> Permissions-> check all)
(3) Uninstall default dialer system app (disable, freeze using titanium or use a debloater)
(4) Reboot
(5) Move downloaded Google Phone to /system (you can use 'system app mover' from play store. Make
sure to download and install busybox prior to using this app, if you havent got it already)
(6) Reboot
(7) Open Settings->Apps->Phone->Phone app-> Phone app again-> Select Phone as default.
DONE.
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@androcraze good to see you made you own thread, very informative and helpful. I hope you dont mind but i posted a fix that you posted back in another thread for the Google Dialer fix, i've just edited it slightly but your fix definitely works. Here's my post http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=68580518&postcount=1564
Keep up the good work :good:
Cheers
occtec said:
@androcraze good to see you made you own thread, very informative and helpful. I hope you dont mind but i posted a fix that you posted back in another thread for the Google Dialer fix, i've just edited it slightly but your fix definitely works. Here's my post http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=68580518&postcount=1564
Keep up the good work :good:
Cheers
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Sounds like a "tips" section is in order. I'll make something in Post #3 for now. Thank you for the walkthrough.
androcraze said:
Sounds like a "tips" section is in order. I'll make something in Post #3 for now.
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Sounds like a good idea :good:
This thread was definitely necessary - one post in another thread wasn't enough to get proper oversight in your work. Thanks for this! Your scripts work great for me, as well as the DeltaDroid Base GApps.
Sent from my XT1562 using Tapatalk
Thanks for coming up with this idea.
It would be really great if you can make a script that can delete aosp launcher as well. As in under the name "Extreme"
Just saying. @androcraze **Cheers**
sidlogsin said:
Thanks for coming up with this idea.
It would be really great if you can make a script that can delete aosp launcher as well. As in under the name "Extreme"
Just saying. @androcraze **Cheers**
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I'd rather include removing the launcher in the "Maximum" version. Do most folks who install the GApps also install the Google launcher?
androcraze said:
I'd rather include removing the launcher in the "Maximum" version. Do most folks who install the GApps also install the Google launcher?
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I think giving users an option to keep aosp launcher would be better. Otherwise maximum will have to come with a Big Warning on launcher installation imo.
Really appreciate your prompt reply.
sidlogsin said:
I think giving users an option to keep aosp launcher would be better. Otherwise maximum will have to come with a Big Warning on launcher installation imo.
Really appreciate your prompt reply.
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I don't like "Extreme"....
"Maximum", "Medium", "Minimum", "M.......m".
"Mayhem".
Is there anything else that can be scrubbed (to be replaced by something else)?
Mayhem is cool.
'Magnum' ,If it is ok.
sidlogsin said:
Mayhem is cool.
'Magnum' ,If it is ok.
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In firearms nomenclature, "Maximum" is greater than "Magnum"; the .357 Maximum is larger and packs more punch than the .357 Magnum.
I'll stick with Mayhem, and I'll need a walkthrough on installing the Google Launcher.
androcraze said:
In firearms nomenclature, "Maximum" is greater than "Magnum"; the .357 Maximum is larger and packs more punch than the .357 Magnum.
I'll stick with Mayhem, and I'll need a walkthrough on installing the Google Launcher.
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Let me know if I can contribute in anyway.
sidlogsin said:
Let me know if I can contribute in anyway.
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"I need a walkthrough on installing the Google Launcher."
androcraze said:
"I need a walkthrough on installing the Google Launcher."
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I am afraid to speak beyond my capabilities. But I usually flash in this order :
Rom > Debloater script > Pixel Launcher / Google Launcher package > GApps Package (Delta Droid or Open Gapps , both of them works Ok.)
I face no issues following these steps. I've tried these with Santhosh build as well as other nougat roms.
Can't say about marshmallow roms.
This is so cool, thank you so much!
Used it to remove AOSP Bloatware, from the Nougat AOSP Rom for Nexus 5, and then I had room to install G apps mini over micro. Yay!
Changes for 20161015 (All scripts):
Mayhem, Maximum, Medium, Minimum:
- Removed "BasicDreams" from the debloating scripts. It's not wallpaper bloat, and it removes functionality without offering a suitable replacement.
Medium:
- Added removal of AOSP Keyboard (LatinIME) and added suggested link to AnySoftKeyboard. LatinIME has features that are broken (swipe, for one), and AnySoft Keyboard is feature-rich in every way.
@androcraze is there a way for me to edit the Maximum debloater so that it will not remove the keyboard. Or can you tell me how do I install the google keyboard as a system app. thanks
I have OS 4.5.5.2 with Play Store working well, it does crash occasionally, but it loads and you can download apps from it.
Here's what I did (from memory). I do not have my tablet with me currently to check versions of the Google Play APKs but I believe what I wrote below is correct, I will update later if not. These are pseudo-instructions. You need to be familiar with how to do a variety of tasks of Android (flashing, adb, etc).
A) Follow steps to unlock bootloader and flash stock repacked ROM from that same thread... https://forum.xda-developers.com/kindle-fire-hdx/general/thor-unlocking-bootloader-firmware-t3463982
B) Flash SuperUser
C) Downloaded the following Google Play APKS:
Google Account Manager: http://www.apkmirror.com/apk/google...google-account-manager-4-4-4-1227136-release/
Google Services Framework: http://www.apkmirror.com/apk/google...gle-services-framework-4-4-4-1227136-release/
Google Play Services: http://www.apkmirror.com/apk/google...s-10-0-84-030-137749526-android-apk-download/
Google Play Store: http://www.apkmirror.com/apk/google...ay-store-7-3-26-k-all-0-pr-144039714-release/
D) Download APKPure https://apkpure.com/apkpure/com.apkpure.aegon
E) Download a new keyboard from APKPure (I used Google GBoard I think)
D) Psuedo commands:
adb shell
su
cd /system/app
rm com.swype.* (these are large files for the keyboard and need to be removed to install Google apps)
E) Push Google Account Manager and Google Services Framework to /system/app (adb push xxx /system/app)
F) adb install Google Play Services & Google Play Store
G) Download the following:
gapps-kk-20150412-minimal-edition-signed.zip: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95916177934554406
Xposed Framework SolarWarez: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=64063168&postcount=62
HDXPosed 1.3: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2618158
H) Reboot to TWRP and flash gapps-kk-20150412-minimal-edition-signed.zip
I) Install Xposed Framework from SolarWarez
J) Install and activate HDXPosed 1.3
Again, this is from memory as I don't have my tablet with me, but this has Google Play working well (along with Google Play Games) on Fire OS 4.5.5.2. The only issue I've found has to do with Underground apps not showing in the Play Store. I think there must be a way to fix that (it might have something to do with the HDXPosed changes). I will investigate that later...
Stable? What has the stability been like since installing, as you seem to be the only person who has managed it, albeit I am only searching the net . . .
fldash said:
The only issue I've found has to do with Underground apps not showing in the Play Store. I think there must be a way to fix that (it might have something to do with the HDXPosed changes). I will investigate that later...
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You mean the amazon app store? Yes this is just a timing thing... I just got some refurb hdx from woot and noticed that the underground wasn't working on these stores but was on my HDX... so i turned off and on and a day later the approval banner for underground showed and I hit ok and now it shows
Tried it. Play store just keeps crashing.. Couldn't even login. Xposure said it wouldn't install due to lack of space even after deleting Swype.
Does video casting to Chromecast work?
j0vi said:
Does video casting to Chromecast work?
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Seems unlikely ...