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A quick googling found this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2192818 It has drivers coupled with it.
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That's weird, my CM10.1 install has all the features.
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FYI you don't ever need to manually wipe /system.
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LastInLine posted:I thought that too but when I went to CM10 from stock I didn't do it carried over all of my system data even though in the past it didn't. And it wasn't just stuff Google backs up either, it was all of it even with just a data wipe. I had all the stock system apps like the launcher and poo poo and it shocked me because yeah, I've never had to wipe /system either. That must have been some fluke then, because I've flashed probably hundreds of different ROMs since the G1 days and never once manually formatted /system. Knowing Android, I'm not surprised at all something weird like that happened to you though.
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I can't get estrongs to do any root stuff anymore either. I gave up and switched.
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Yeah cm 10.1 on my Verizon gnex has been pretty solid lately.
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Milky_Sauce posted:I did want to get rid of this MotoBlur garbage Install a new launcher, that'll take care of 99% of it.
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Guillermus posted:I don't want them to show on my apps on the store so I can happily enable auto update when connected to WiFi. So you're right, I need to root. Any guide or recommendation for a stock S4? If you disable them they won't show up anywhere.
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A dirty flash involves not wiping /data. Dalvik and cache are auto wiped on flashing cm updates.
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ScarletBrother posted:I hate to sound like a condescending rear end in a top hat but if you can't follow directions and root your own phone, you probably don't need to be rooted in the first place. This guy's right, if you can't understand some adb commands and poo poo you probably shouldn't be rooted.
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UncleGuito posted:What's the proper way to backup & restore the phone with Titanium when clean flashing? I've always used nandroid and just restored data-only after each flash, but I heard this is pretty much the same as dirty flashing. That literally is dirty flashing. Use a batch backup in tibu to back up all user apps and data then restore those on a fresh install.
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LastInLine posted:It's certainly not the same as dirty flashing if you're just restoring app data and not system data but I'm not sure exactly how extracting from a nandroid works (i.e. if it gives you the choice). Restoring the data partition from a nandroid would restore system app data to, wouldn't it?
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I've been running CleanROM on my Verizon GS3 with a theme that makes it look like AOSP. Solves 99% of my problems with touchwiz, but it is stuck on 4.1.2. Still, running stock gives me the best stability and the touchwiz camera is fantastic.
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WastedJoker posted:I don't think I could ever move to the GP edition of Android on my HTC One - you lose so much goodness in the camera. That's one of the biggest reasons I stuck with touchwiz on my GS3, that and stability.
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Or schedule a nightly Titanium Backup of user apps, then it's not too painful to wipe and start over.
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rotaryfun posted:I want to put a none stock rom on my s3 but I really don't want to give up my solid 4G connection or stop my camera from working. CleanROM is really good, it's stock but not as lovely, you can flash a theme that makes it look just like AOSP and retains all the features of the phone.
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hooah posted:I love having the touch version of a recovery, because when I used CWM, it almost always moved two to four items at a time when I hit a volume key instead of just one. Infuriating. Yeah touch recovery is about a hundred times faster to do anything.
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UncleGuito posted:It's been pretty terrible for me. GPS fails to lock on half the time and I've had tons of random reboots and crashes for the camera. Nandroid will overwrite all the partitions so you don't have to wipe.
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Well there's also the fact that several of their past phones have had major hardware and software issues, which extended to the Nexus devices even.
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LastInLine posted:I don't the answer but I'm curious how CM handles menu if it hides the overflow? Do apps that need the overflow just not have it? I understand this app doesn't need it but forces it (because the developer didn't care) but some old apps do need it and don't have an action bar. What happens in that case? I know on the MAXX you can disable the overflow menu button on stock and it rebinds to long press app switcher I believe, it tells you which one.
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LeftistMuslimObama posted:And like magic, it's gone after 3 reboots caused by launcher crashes. Yay Android I haven't even bothered rooting my MAXX. The stock software does everything I could want it to and the battery lasts so long I don't bother loving with radios and disabling things on the fly.
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the kawaiiest posted:Maybe it has something to do with ad blocking? There was recently some drama about a dev whose app would request root permission, then wipe the user's hosts file so it could display ads. This is hilariously awesome, I don't care what anyone says.
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the kawaiiest posted:Personally I only use root for AdAway, Titanium and Xposed. I'd love to not need it anymore though. You really don't, I never even bothered with my MAXX and couldn't be happier I don't have to play phone janitor ever again. It just works.
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the kawaiiest posted:I really do, because YouTube ads. Sorry your free service requires a way to make money. You could not use youtube if you have a problem with them using ads to generate revenue to provide you with free content. Bobert51 posted:Having Blur on my old Moto X drove me up the wall. I assume it's improved significantly since then? I'm currently running CM11 on an S3 on Verizon, and although it works well, I'd be perfectly happy not to be chasing nightlies around and trying to troubleshoot bugs and to have a working HCE so I could use Wallet again. The Moto X has stock Android, there is no Blur. Well, there's 'Blur' which is their custom launcher and a few apps, but everything else is stock, look and feel. If you mean the Droid X, then yes, it's a whole different ballgame.
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I'm pretty sure that build.prop edit is a placebo and there isn't much you can do to fix that ancient lovely phone.
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Mogomra posted:Is there a mostly AOSP rom for the Verizon Samsung Galaxy S3? More AOSP than Cyanogenmod. There was a nice touch wiz based stable ROM I used on my s3 that you could skin to be completely aosp looking and then use all the Google apps from the store and you got a close to aosp stable experience with the couple nice touch wiz features like their way better camera. CleanROM I believe it's called.
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