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[sinewave]

!!!!!CAUTION!!!!!

Always have a backup of your system before trying any kind of mod that could compromise it.

 
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This mod is for deodexed stock jelly bean roms.  It is intended to be installed using Safestrap.
 
I have tested this mod on the deodexed system zip made available by DLuke here:

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I have not yet tested this with the deodexed files provided by jp1044 in the Bionic Roms Forum.
 
Version 1 has blue status indicators below each toggle, while Version 2 is meaent to more closely resemble the CyanogenMod power widget
 
You have my permission to modify/include this in your own projects.
 
Thanks:
to footracer1983 for introducing superdallas' RAG3 rom to everyone here over in the Bionic ROMS section Thanks to superdallas for his RAG3 rom, which was the first time I had seen the toggles on a stock bionic ics rom. I used

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to port the toggles to a stock jelly bean SystemUI.apk.
 
Thanks to Hashcode for developing Safestrap
 
Thanks to DLuke for the

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Thanks to MarkusMcNugen for helping me get this to work on jelly bean.
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if you have not already checked them out
 
 
Screenshot:

Version 1

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Version 2

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Download:
Version 1

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Version 2

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How to use with Safestrap:
-Place zip file on your sdcard
-If you have not done so already, back up your stock rom slot, create a new rom slot, and restore the backup of your stock slot to this new slot
-Make sure you have installed the deodexed files available from

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-Install the "SystemUI_Toggles.zip file"
 
 
P.S.
The entire apk has been optimized with just about every available lossless png compression utility. (Honestly, I'm not sure if there are any performance advantages to this at all, or if it's even necessary to compress PNGs stored in a zip archive but I'm sure it can't hurt).

[johnlgalt]

I've reached my quota of likes, so Thank you!!!!

BTW, does this work with all BIONIC ICS leaks?

Edited by johnlgalt, 23 September 2012 - 08:55 PM.

[sinewave]

You're welcome.

I believe so, but I don't really have a way to test. I'm on .232

I know it worked on the rag3 rom without problems, and I've had 3 other people say for sure that it worked but I didn't think to ask what version they were on.

You should be fine as long as you have a backup because the phone will still boot even if it cant load SystemUI.apk. You'll just have a missing status bar until you get your backup copy back where it belongs.

[johnlgalt]

ugh, there were a ton of UI changes, particularly between .235 and .238. You might want to update the OP to reflect that you've only tested it on .232

[sinewave]

Thanks for the info. I'll grab some of the newer leaks and start working on it.

[johnlgalt]

if you do, you'll be stuck on them - .232 is the last one you can FXZ back to .905 from.

[sinewave]

I was really close to updating to a newer leak but I decided I better not.. But I downloaded the .246 deodexed zip posted here just to see if if any of the relevant parts were changed very drastically and fortunately the files that need to be modded for this (res/values/strings.xml, res/values/ids.xml, res/values/public.xml, res/drawable-hdpi) seem to be exactly the same. I compiled the apk for .246 with the modifications and it seems to work on .232 so thankfully they must be similar enough in all the right places. I'll probably end up modding the rest of the leaks down to .232 just so everyone can make sure they don't lose out on any changes that occured between 232 and theirs.

[T3T3droid]

Great job man thanks!

[mossholderm]

Doesn't seem to work on Liquid Blur with .232 ... I'll take a look at logcat a bit later and see if I can figure out what is going on.

[kbdroid]

I'm getting an SystemUI.apk force close now after replacing it and my UI isn't showing up. I can't mount system as r/w either.. how can I bring my old one back now?

edit: Nevermind, somehow the system remounted as r/w on its own in E.S Explorer and I was able to get SystemUI.apk back. Also, I was doing this on a stock ICS leak (.232), aka on the unsafe side of safe strap.

[elreydotcix]

Confirmed .246 file working on .244Thanks for this!

#unseen

[sinewave]

Doesn't seem to work on Liquid Blur with .232 ... I'll take a look at logcat a bit later and see if I can figure out what is going on.

That would be great

[sinewave]

I'm getting an SystemUI.apk force close now after replacing it and my UI isn't showing up. I can't mount system as r/w either.. how can I bring my old one back now?

edit: Nevermind, somehow the system remounted as r/w on its own in E.S Explorer and I was able to get SystemUI.apk back. Also, I was doing this on a stock ICS leak (.232), aka on the unsafe side of safe strap.

Are your apks deodexed? If you're not sure what that means, if you look in /system/app and you see any files ending in .odex, that's your problem.

And for future reference you can mount system as r/w by opening android terminal emulator and typing "su -c mount -o remount,rw /system"

[acordill]

Now all we need is power menu mod to go with it. Nice work.

[razz1]

Nice work sinewave! Working great! Thank you.

[mossholderm]

That would be great

Here is what I believe is the pertinent part of the logcat:

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Oddly, the AndroidManifest.xml file DOES exist in the apk, but mine, at least, is filled with control characters - mostly NULL bytes. I pulled the apk down again, just to be sure my copy wasn't hosed, with the same result Looking at the original file, it looks like it is identical.

Looks like the problem is on my end... /system/app has 0 bytes free.

[kbdroid]

Are your apks deodexed? If you're not sure what that means, if you look in /system/app and you see any files ending in .odex, that's your problem.

And for future reference you can mount system as r/w by opening android terminal emulator and typing "su -c mount -o remount,rw /system"

Thanks. Yes, they are odexed. I'm running a completely clean, stock ICS. I guess I have to have a deodexed ICS for this to work, but I want to have a clean system as a dd.

[mossholderm]

Here is what I believe is the pertinent part of the logcat:

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Looks like the problem is on my end... /system/app has 0 bytes free.

Just to confirm, works fine with Liquid Blur as long as you have enough space

[sinewave]

Sorry for taking so long with the other systemui versions and the flashable zip. Tomortow i have absolutely nothing to do and nowhere to be so i'll post something new either later tonight or tomorrow.

[StevenM27]

Any chance on your ui mod mixed with dluke's battery mod?