Recent content by merv69

When it comes to nexus 5, the easiest way to do all those things in one program is to use wugfresh's toolkit. Search in XDA forums for it. Installs busy box, superuser, roots, unlocks bootloader and installs custom recovery (TWRP). Via my LG Nexus 5...

Best advice, take a nandroid backup of the stock OS then flash away. You can always restore the backup if things go south. I personally, have backups of stock kernels, boot animations and recovery. Kernels and boot animation is because I changed both (running franco) and can be used if I need...

http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-4/general/4-4-4-4-x-qualcomm-optimized-dalvik-t2546120 The files at this link adds performance to my already fast N5. Via my LG Nexus 5...

Akuma... Sent from my Nexus 5 using AC Forums mobile app

OK, that explains a lot. Thanks for the replies. Via my LG Nexus 5...

I can't seem to find the option to add any pics in the comments. I'm using the AC app on a Nexus 5. I was told there should be an overflow menu button but I don't see it on my phone. Sorry if this didn't need an entire thread. Via my LG Nexus 5...

Factory reset? Idk, might work. Via my LG Nexus 5...

Try wugfresh's nexus root toolkit. It might work. Via my LG Nexus 5...

It can be done. The phone needs to be rooted and needs xposed installer and then either the gravity box or xblast modules. At least those are what worked for me. Via my LG Nexus 5...

Nova launcher ftw. Posted via my LG Nexus 5...

Alright guys, thanks a lot. Installed all the above except dalvik libraries. Just out of curiosity, if I wanted to remove one of the mods in the op, say the battery percentage or reboot menu, how do I do this? The reason I ask is because the xposed framework with gravity box has some of these...

Works with my LG smart TV. No glitches. Via my LG Nexus 5...

^ this. What he said. Been using tech Armour for a while, on my be Z10 and now my Nexus 5. Via my LG Nexus 5...

I use light manager. It works great, better than Lightfoot. Via my LG Nexus 5...

If it is, I went to settings>wireless networks, more> tethering and portable hotspot>set up WiFi hotspot. The area with the password is editable as well as the SSID (i enabled 'show password' so as to not make mistakes) and then press save. It worked for me on my N5. Via my LG Nexus 5...