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Penguissimo: Apr 7, 2007

hooah posted:

How can I transfer the notification tones from the CM10 zip to my Nexus 4? I have them sitting in /system/media/audio/notifications currently, but they can't be played, and they don't show up in the list of notification tones to pick from.

Check the permissions on the files you transferred; I don't remember off the top of my head what they should be, but they should match those of the other files that were already in that directory.

# ? Jan 9, 2013 08:06

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# ? May 13, 2024 23:26

ClassActionFursuit: Mar 15, 2006

hooah posted:

How can I transfer the notification tones from the CM10 zip to my Nexus 4? I have them sitting in /system/media/audio/notifications currently, but they can't be played, and they don't show up in the list of notification tones to pick from.

How about just putting them in the storage which is /sdcard/0/notifications? Otherwise it's the permissions as the guy above said. Also you're going to need to reboot.

# ? Jan 9, 2013 11:45

GOOD TIMES ON METH: Mar 17, 2006; Fun Shoe

Since you guys are talking about battery life I have noticed Google Services eating the poo poo out of my battery, on this order of 25% of usage even when I am pretty actively using it throughout the day. This on an ATT S3 running CM10.1 nightlies/whatever the default CM kernel is.

I assumed that everyone else was having this problem since 10.1 is pretty new but I haven't seen it mentioned anywhere, so maybe it is just me?

# ? Jan 9, 2013 17:22

Chef Boyardeez Nuts: Sep 9, 2011; The more you kick against the pricks, the more you suffer.

So I'm running some random ROM baked up for my Droid RAZR, and I notice that when I plug in to a computer via USB it only gives me the following options to connect:

code:

Connect for USB Storage
Connect for Media Streaming
Connect as a Camera

My old phone (rom maybe?) had an option to just connect for the charge, which was an awesome default. Is there anyway I can get that option back other than switching roms?

# ? Jan 9, 2013 19:21

Tunga: May 7, 2004; Grimey Drawer

Subterfrugal posted:

My old phone (rom maybe?) had an option to just connect for the charge, which was an awesome default. Is there anyway I can get that option back other than switching roms?

What benefit would that offer? My old HTC Desire had this option so it might be an HTC thing? Back then it kind of made sense because we weren't using MTP so the filesystem had to mount/dismount for USB storage.

# ? Jan 9, 2013 20:51

Chef Boyardeez Nuts: Sep 9, 2011; The more you kick against the pricks, the more you suffer.

Tunga posted:

What benefit would that offer? My old HTC Desire had this option so it might be an HTC thing? Back then it kind of made sense because we weren't using MTP so the filesystem had to mount/dismount for USB storage.

It defaults to USB Storage, which is very frustrating when I'm using something on the SD card. I'm not exactly sure what happens in the other two modes, but it is more than I want it to do. If I've connected the phone for tethering I just want it to pull as much juice as safely possible while I surf away.

Eh,dit: I'm going to switch over to the leaked JB rom today anyway. Hopefully this will solve my problem.

Chef Boyardeez Nuts fucked around with this message at 21:28 on Jan 9, 2013

# ? Jan 9, 2013 21:21

deong: Jun 13, 2001; I'll see you in heck!

SeaborneClink/LastInLine, if I remember right you had been talking about a gps bug in 4.2/cm10.1? Have either of you tried the nightly after 20120107? I'm still on 20121226.

# ? Jan 9, 2013 21:28

ClassActionFursuit: Mar 15, 2006

deong posted:

SeaborneClink/LastInLine, if I remember right you had been talking about a gps bug in 4.2/cm10.1? Have either of you tried the nightly after 20120107? I'm still on 20121226.

I don't have a Nexus 4 running CM10.1 to test.

# ? Jan 10, 2013 00:38

Tunga: May 7, 2004; Grimey Drawer

Is there a feature list for CM10.1 anywhere? The last time I ran it was on an HTC Desire so I've lost track a bit but I'm interested in exactly what it currently offers over AOSP.

# ? Jan 10, 2013 01:24

SeaborneClink: Aug 27, 2010; MAWP... MAWP!

deong posted:

SeaborneClink/LastInLine, if I remember right you had been talking about a gps bug in 4.2/cm10.1? Have either of you tried the nightly after 20120107? I'm still on 20121226.

They said it was merged in 20120107 so it should be fixed, I downloaded the 20120108(??) nightly, but I haven't been out to test it yet. I'm going for a run shortly though so I will let you know!

Edit: Good news fitgoons, it's fixed! :toot:

SeaborneClink fucked around with this message at 06:19 on Jan 10, 2013

# ? Jan 10, 2013 04:44

ClassActionFursuit: Mar 15, 2006

Tunga posted:

Is there a feature list for CM10.1 anywhere? The last time I ran it was on an HTC Desire so I've lost track a bit but I'm interested in exactly what it currently offers over AOSP.

There certainly isn't a comprehensive one but let me give you what CM10 had. Bear in mind that CM10.1 still has a way to go in terms of porting all of the CM10 features so there are a few that are broken/missing.

DSP Manager (currently broken)
Statusbar mods
Lockscreen mods (multiselect on the ring, others, although this is a lot of WIP due to the 4.2 lockscreen changes)
Navigation bar mods
Profiles
Inbuilt notification light control
Quiet hours
Quick reply box for SMS
Quick Settings Tiles mods so that they're actually useful (and a really nice swipe to switch between the notification bar and QSP)
Little additions to the standard Dialer like T9 and rotation (but curiously enough, not a blacklist)
Theme support
Depending on the device, tweaks for the clock speed and AMOLED
Little things they always had like 180� rotation, volume key music control, reboot menu (now customizable!), ascending ringtones, etc

I'm really missing rotation in the lockscreen at the moment on CM10.1 and I see more than a few things FC in a given day but it's usable. I'd probably not go to it if you're already on stock 4.2.1 and it's working for you.

# ? Jan 10, 2013 12:21

deong: Jun 13, 2001; I'll see you in heck!

SeaborneClink posted:

They said it was merged in 20120107 so it should be fixed, I downloaded the 20120108(??) nightly, but I haven't been out to test it yet. I'm going for a run shortly though so I will let you know!

Edit: Good news fitgoons, it's fixed!

Went for a run yesterday and it showed I only ran 36 miles (it was really about 3.6mi). Updated to the newest nightly then rode the bike home, and now its close enough I'm not second guessing.

I'm actually on a GSM Gnex, not an N4, and it fixed the same issues. :woop:

.

SeaborneClink, what app is that? And does it guesstimate how much water you lost on your run? I use strava to track all of my activity, but I don't do any cal tracking so it works for what I need.

# ? Jan 10, 2013 15:57

Mogomra: Nov 5, 2005; simply having a wonderful time

My wife gave me a Nexus 7 for Christmas :woop:

and I'm finally ready to start screwing around with it. I actually did on day two, didn't see much to gain by putting CM on it, and put it back to stock... But I've got the itch again.

What the heck rom is everyone using? The OP is way out of date, and I'm not really sure where to begin with it. I see all sorts of stuff like "Hybrid Tablet Mode" for the N7's low DPI, and Linaro builds which seem to be some sort of black magic to make things go faster...

My main question: What is there to gain on 4.2.1 by going to a custom rom? Is there some sweet rom that combines all the bullshit into one package?

I know it's a broad question, but I've been slumming it on a N1 since it was released for ATT, so I haven't really followed any of this stuff for other devices for a long time.

# ? Jan 10, 2013 17:25

Chef Boyardeez Nuts: Sep 9, 2011; The more you kick against the pricks, the more you suffer.

deong posted:

SeaborneClink, what app is that? And does it guesstimate how much water you lost on your run? I use strava to track all of my activity, but I don't do any cal tracking so it works for what I need.

[rul=http://goatse.info]I think this is what you're looking for[/url]

Chef Boyardeez Nuts fucked around with this message at 17:37 on Jan 10, 2013

# ? Jan 10, 2013 17:35

Tunga: May 7, 2004; Grimey Drawer

LastInLine posted:

There certainly isn't a comprehensive one but let me give you what CM10 had.

Thanks, I'm a bit wary of 10.1 right now since I keep hearing about how stuff is missing/broken on it, and I don't really like using nightlies on a device that I rely on like my phone. What if I pick the wrong day to install it :ohdear:

.

Back in my HTC Desire days I used to flash new nightlies all the time because anything was better than Sense. But when CM has to compete with AOSP, it's a much harder decision.

Are there any hints as to when the first Milestone release will be?

# ? Jan 10, 2013 17:57

LiquidRain: May 21, 2007; Watch the madness!

Tunga posted:

Thanks, I'm a bit wary of 10.1 right now since I keep hearing about how stuff is missing/broken on it, and I don't really like using nightlies on a device that I rely on like my phone. What if I pick the wrong day to install it .

Back in my HTC Desire days I used to flash new nightlies all the time because anything was better than Sense. But when CM has to compete with AOSP, it's a much harder decision.

Are there any hints as to when the first Milestone release will be?

CM is usually a "when it's done" affair I think. On my Nexus 4, 10.1 nightlies are good and stable, and out of the list of things above the only things I've noticed broken is the DSP Manager. (not a big deal since I use PowerAmp anyway)

# ? Jan 10, 2013 18:10

Tunga: May 7, 2004; Grimey Drawer

I'll give it a try some time, on a weekend probably when I can make sure it's stable.

When you say that DSP Manager is broken, I assume that only affects the ability to adjust the equaliser? I mean, normal sound all works fine if I don't care about that, right?

# ? Jan 10, 2013 18:24

LiquidRain: May 21, 2007; Watch the madness!

Yeah, normal sound works just fine.

# ? Jan 10, 2013 18:31

Doctor Butts: May 21, 2002

Tunga posted:

What benefit would that offer? My old HTC Desire had this option so it might be an HTC thing? Back then it kind of made sense because we weren't using MTP so the filesystem had to mount/dismount for USB storage.

For me, I just want my phone to charge off of USB without 30 windows popping up because windows wants to format the sd card. ANd/or if i want to open such and such drive.

Subterfrugal posted:

Eh,dit: I'm going to switch over to the leaked JB rom today anyway. Hopefully this will solve my problem.

If this is the original droid razr, how did you go about installing a rom? Got a link to somewhere? I have mine safestrapped but every rom was like "eh, not a daily driver"

# ? Jan 10, 2013 18:59

Chef Boyardeez Nuts: Sep 9, 2011; The more you kick against the pricks, the more you suffer.

Doctor Butts posted:

If this is the original droid razr, how did you go about installing a rom? Got a link to somewhere? I have mine safestrapped but every rom was like "eh, not a daily driver"

I have a serious problem in that I can't NOT use Roms due to some weird "stock is for plebeians" switch hardcoded in my brain.

I'm running the Rage Rom. Everything still works, probably because they haven't really baked in anything radical yet. Here are the features it brags about :

quote:

Fully Deodexed (?)
Extremely Debloated
Added No-Frills
Added Power Toggles
Added Apex Launcher
Added Ad-Free
Added SMSFlash
Added Apollo Music Player
Implemented No-Frills and Power Toggles into the Settings Menu
Extreme build.prop tweaks (?)
Increased Dalvik VM Heap Size(?)
Disabled Kernel Logging(?)

Please note that I have no idea what the gently caress I'm talking about and my base of knowledge is pretty much limited to "following directions." For all I know these roms could be turning my phone into someone's mobile porn server. Many of those changes basically read NEW AND IMPROVED: NOW WITH MORE GOOD! to me. Other than the debloating, I don't know what the changes do or how they help. I added question marks behind the ones that I don't understand. If someone wants to explain what they do, I'd appreciate it.

That said, I followed this process to update to the leaked JB OTA. It claims to keep root, it thinks it keeps root, but it doesn't. I had to apply this fix to get it back, but I'm rooted again. I added the latest version of safestrap, and put the Rage rom in the normal way.

I'm really interested in this group's AOKP project.. Their ICS Rom was indeed slick poo poo, but for some reason I could only get a 3G signal off it. They're also compiling RAZR nightlies for CM10 and AOSP.

# ? Jan 10, 2013 20:05

nigga crab pollock: Mar 26, 2010; by Lowtax

For some reason the clockwork backups on the nexus 4 don't... exist?

You can do the backup and it seems to work fine, it shows up in the restore menu, but if you mount the sd card there's no clockworkrecovery folder nor is it anywhere in the root folder.

# ? Jan 10, 2013 20:59

Doctor Butts: May 21, 2002

Subterfrugal posted:

I have a serious problem in that I can't NOT use Roms due to some weird "stock is for plebeians" switch hardcoded in my brain.

I'm running the Rage Rom. Everything still works, probably because they haven't really baked in anything radical yet. Here are the features it brags about :

Please note that I have no idea what the gently caress I'm talking about and my base of knowledge is pretty much limited to "following directions." For all I know these roms could be turning my phone into someone's mobile porn server. Many of those changes basically read NEW AND IMPROVED: NOW WITH MORE GOOD! to me. Other than the debloating, I don't know what the changes do or how they help. I added question marks behind the ones that I don't understand. If someone wants to explain what they do, I'd appreciate it.

That said, I followed this process to update to the leaked JB OTA. It claims to keep root, it thinks it keeps root, but it doesn't. I had to apply this fix to get it back, but I'm rooted again. I added the latest version of safestrap, and put the Rage rom in the normal way.

I'm really interested in this group's AOKP project.. Their ICS Rom was indeed slick poo poo, but for some reason I could only get a 3G signal off it. They're also compiling RAZR nightlies for CM10 and AOSP.

Thanks. I didn't have a chance to update my post to include I found what seemed to be a pretty detailed description of how to do all this nonsense, on the droidrzr.com forums. I'd put up a link but its on my phone and I forget my SA password

# ? Jan 10, 2013 21:06

Chef Boyardeez Nuts: Sep 9, 2011; The more you kick against the pricks, the more you suffer.

Seriously though, what does this poo poo even mean?

Fully Deodexed (?)
Extreme build.prop tweaks (?)
Increased Dalvik VM Heap Size(?)
Disabled Kernel Logging(?)

Doctor Butts posted:

Thanks. I didn't have a chance to update my post to include I found what seemed to be a pretty detailed description of how to do all this nonsense, on the droidrzr.com forums. I'd put up a link but its on my phone and I forget my SA password

The xda-developers link for upgrading does a really good job of idiot proof step by step instructions too.

# ? Jan 10, 2013 23:04

Tunga: May 7, 2004; Grimey Drawer

Subterfrugal posted:

Seriously though, what does this poo poo even mean?

I can do a couple of them:

quote:

Fully Deodexed (?)

APKs and Framework files, in typical ROMs, comprised of a compressed component (an APK for apps or a JAR file for framework components) and an uncompressed component. The latter is called an ODEX file. The idea is that the ODEX contains the most commonly used parts which are then faster to access because they're not compressed. If you want to make modifications to these files, such as for theming, the stuff is split between the two places and you can't do it. So deodexing is the process of recombining the odex file back in with the APK or JAR. In theory it makes things slower but in practise there generally isn't a real world difference, and in exchange it allows you to install themes and other mods that wouldn't work on an odexed ROM.

quote:

Increased Dalvik VM Heap Size(?)

The Dalvik Virtual Machine is, in simple terms, Google's implementation of Java. It's the cause of the giant court case between Oracle and Google. Basically this just means allocating more RAM to the part of the OS that runs your apps. Not to the apps themselves, but to the VM that runs them. It could make things faster, but if you went too far you'd just end up wasting RAM that could be used for other stuff.

For the other two, I'm not sure what the significance of disabling kernel logging would be. Build.prop is the file that defines what your device is and what features it supports, that one could mean a lot of different things.

Tunga fucked around with this message at 00:03 on Jan 11, 2013

# ? Jan 10, 2013 23:57

amenenema: Feb 10, 2003

Subterfrugal posted:

Seriously though, what does this poo poo even mean?

Fully Deodexed (?)
Extreme build.prop tweaks (?)
Increased Dalvik VM Heap Size(?)
Disabled Kernel Logging(?)

In my experience, it means "don't install this cobbled together hack job".

# ? Jan 10, 2013 23:58

ExcessBLarg!: Sep 1, 2001

Tunga posted:

The idea is that the ODEX contains the most commonly used parts which are then faster to access because they're not compressed.

The .odex file isn't just common components, it's actually all the Dalvik bytecode for the corresponding .jar/.apk.

Normally apps contain all their code in a "classes.dex" file that's compressed and shoved in the .apk. Dalvik can't run this code directly, so when installing an app, Android decompresses classes.dex and "optimizes" it, and shoves the result in the dalvik-cache.

For /system frameworks/apps that don't change much, this basically wastes space since the compressed classes.dex file is never used again once the optimized version is cached. So stock ROMs typically ship with /system .apks stripped of their classes.dex file, and what would be shoved in dalvik-cache is stored as the accompanying .odex. This takes up slightly more space in /system, but keeps the file out of dalvik-cache entirely, saving /data space. It also speeds up first boot quite a bit.

Tunga posted:

If you want to make modifications to these files, such as for theming, the stuff is split between the two places and you can't do it.

You can actually modify /system frameworks/apps resources (graphics and such) on odexed ROMs without issue.

Where the .odex stuff becomes a problem is when folks actually need to modify code to retheme. Changes to a framework .odex require that the optimized code for most/all apps be regenerated. For normal apps this isn't a problem, but for odexed ones the original classes.dex is missing. That causes Android to poo poo itself.

Deodexing the ROM is helpful since it resolves that problem, the optimized code can be rebuilt from changes to the framework. It also means that folks can ship a single version of their theme or whatever, instead of both odexed and deodexed ones.

That said, most of the time changes to a framework .odex don't really break optimized code, but Android doesn't know any better. There's a hack that allows one to make a modified framework .odex file that doesn't break anything (use the old hash signature of the .odex). And in the "old days", it used to be "relatively easy" to generate .odex files offline, so that was a good alternative. However, these days some vendors ship versions of the Dalvik VM with proprietary, custom modifications that break optimized bytecode compatibility :stare:

, so the only reliable way to "re-odex" is by installing a deodexed ROM on the device and stealing the files from dalvik-cache. Which, if you're going to do that, might as well stick with the deodexed ROM.

(Far more than you wanted to know, of course.)

Tunga posted:

Basically this just means allocating more RAM to the part of the OS that runs your apps. Not to the apps themselves, but to the VM that runs them. It could make things faster, but if you went too far you'd just end up wasting RAM that could be used for other stuff.

That's pretty much it. So the reason there's a heap size is that Dalvik (and Java) use garbage collected memory. So apps keep using memory until the heap gets near full, then the garbage collector runs to free all the old/no-longer used memory. The size of the heap is a balance between making it small enough so that more apps can be kept in RAM at once (makes multitasking faster), but also large enough so that garbage collection doesn't run too frequently (which basically pauses the app until it's done).

The heap size itself is usually selected as a function of the device's display density (larger graphic assets take up more memory) and the amount of total RAM in the device. The balance is really delicate on devices with too little RAM too, as if the heap is too small programs will crash (because they actually need more memory than is made available to them), but if the heap is too large, then you'll get frequent launcher redraws and multitasking performance takes a dive.

Tunga posted:

For the other two, I'm not sure what the significance of disabling kernel logging would be.

The kernel has a message buffer where log messages can be written. Sometimes stock kernels ship with an amusing amount of debugging turned on, generating lots of messages. If it's too much, it can actually slow down the rest of the system, but usually only if it's very excessive. Otherwise too much logging can hinder debugging if the buffer fills up too quickly. Conversely, turning off log messages hinders debugging because you don't know when sometime is going wrong (and the code is actively trying to tell you such).

There might be good reason to turn up the squelch knob on the kernel here, but it's probably not worth a prominent bullet point.

Tunga posted:

Build.prop is the file that defines what your device is and what features it supports, that one could mean a lot of different things.

And usually this is where one starts getting into xda-style "not good" territory by knob tweaking poo poo they don't really understand. Gotta OC/UV that poo poo, tweak the LMK, seed /dev/random, type R style.

Actually I find the "(?)" disconcerting. Does that mean they're uncertain if those modifications are present?

# ? Jan 11, 2013 00:44

ClassActionFursuit: Mar 15, 2006

Mister Snips posted:

For some reason the clockwork backups on the nexus 4 don't... exist?

You can do the backup and it seems to work fine, it shows up in the restore menu, but if you mount the sd card there's no clockworkrecovery folder nor is it anywhere in the root folder.

Your recovery is out of date.

# ? Jan 11, 2013 00:56

Tunga: May 7, 2004; Grimey Drawer

Well, that'll teach me to answer questions in threads that EBL posts in :suicide:

. I hope my somewhat large over-simplifications were not too bad, all things considered.

Thanks for the odex info, I've never seen a very good explanation of that.

Tunga fucked around with this message at 01:00 on Jan 11, 2013

# ? Jan 11, 2013 00:58

ExcessBLarg!: Sep 1, 2001

Tunga posted:

Well, that'll teach me to answer questions in threads that EBL posts in .

Nothing wrong with your answers. I'm sure they have far better audience comprehension.

# ? Jan 11, 2013 01:03

nigga crab pollock: Mar 26, 2010; by Lowtax

LastInLine posted:

Your recovery is out of date.

I'm able to restore stuff so i guess it works but i'll update clockwork anyways. Against my better judgement I installled cyanogen and the battery life is substantially better. I'm pretty sure there was just a problem with my aosp install or something though because third party software should never be more stable and efficient :colbert:

Also it's nice that you can customize notification lights because what's the point if it only blinks once a minute

# ? Jan 11, 2013 02:03

dont skimp on the shrimp: Apr 23, 2008

I thought both your answers were interesting to read, since I've never really bothered to look up exactly what those things mean in practice (well, odex/deodex mainly).

# ? Jan 11, 2013 02:04

z06ck: Dec 22, 2010

Mister Snips posted:

Also it's nice that you can customize notification lights because what's the point if it only blinks once a minute

I use an app called light flow, very nice.

# ? Jan 11, 2013 02:05

nigga crab pollock: Mar 26, 2010; by Lowtax

z06ck posted:

I use an app called light flow, very nice.

It gave me tons of wake locks and it really just performed like it was hacked together

# ? Jan 11, 2013 02:09

Chef Boyardeez Nuts: Sep 9, 2011; The more you kick against the pricks, the more you suffer.

I really appreciate the information too. Honestly, reading Tunga's post really helped me understand ExcessBLarg!'s deeper dive.

Full disclosure: I put the (?) behind the ones I didn't understand earlier this afternoon.

# ? Jan 11, 2013 03:18

Tunga: May 7, 2004; Grimey Drawer

I flashed franco r38 onto my N7 3G but now I'm not getting a signal. Might need to re-flash the radio. If I want to pull the radio from the factory image, which file is it?

Edit: Nevermind, I just opened the factory image and this was the dumbest question ever since it contains like six files and they are all incredibly obviously named after the partition that they are flashed to.

Tunga fucked around with this message at 16:57 on Jan 11, 2013

# ? Jan 11, 2013 10:50

ClassActionFursuit: Mar 15, 2006

Mister Snips posted:

I'm able to restore stuff so i guess it works but i'll update clockwork anyways. Against my better judgement I installled cyanogen and the battery life is substantially better. I'm pretty sure there was just a problem with my aosp install or something though because third party software should never be more stable and efficient

Also it's nice that you can customize notification lights because what's the point if it only blinks once a minute

I keep my light to Very Long and Very Fast meaning that it pulses and never turns off. You can customize color, frequency, and duration for each app independently.

# ? Jan 11, 2013 11:37

track day bro!: Feb 17, 2005; #essereFerrari; Grimey Drawer

Mister Snips posted:

I'm able to restore stuff so i guess it works but i'll update clockwork anyways.

I have this exact same problem on my nexus 7, I upgraded to the latest version of cwm but I still can't see the backup. All I get is an empty clockwork mod folder in es file manager but cwm can see the backup.

# ? Jan 11, 2013 20:56

Tunga: May 7, 2004; Grimey Drawer

I flashed Franco kernel to my N7 and wow, what a lovely outcome. Mobile signal is dead, completely. Not just data, the whole signal. And all games are jittery lagfests. It's pretty weird because on my N4 his kernel is way better than stock. Qh well, back to the factory image.

Edit: Even Awful and G+ display horrible lag and glitchy touch control. What a clusterfuck. Reminds me of the days of trying to find a decent HTC Desire kernel.

Tunga fucked around with this message at 02:39 on Jan 12, 2013

# ? Jan 12, 2013 00:19

ClassActionFursuit: Mar 15, 2006

a big fwiggen terd posted:

I have this exact same problem on my nexus 7, I upgraded to the latest version of cwm but I still can't see the backup. All I get is an empty clockwork mod folder in es file manager but cwm can see the backup.

The update is in mnt/clockworkmod/backup, not sdcard/clockworkmod/backup.

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# ? May 13, 2024 23:26

hooah: Feb 6, 2006; WTF?

Is there a way to apply permissions to many files at once?

# ? Jan 12, 2013 07:24

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