zmann
Well-known member
Set mine up on evo lte and still working great with note 2.
Note 2, it's true, ,size is everything!
Note 2, it's true, ,size is everything!
Here it is working again:
Let us know if it works for you guys. Forgot to mention, I'm rooted with stock rom. I don't remember if xposed method requires root but I don't think it does.
Sent from the Beast that is Galaxy Note 2
Doesn't require root to run, but does require root to install (since it makes a change to /system/bin).
So, I had originally downloaded the file directly from the forum to my phone from a browser on my phone. When I did that, the download was successful but I got the "Cannot open file" error. I then decided to download the file on my laptop, move it to my dropbox and then download it from my dropbox on my phone. Doing that allowed me to install the apk and the application is working.
Sprint? Verizon? Android version?
Need some answers here to help
~swyped from a galaxy (note 2) far far away
I'm not rooted and although not adverse to it, if it's possible to install it without rooting that would be my preference. I did root my wife's Epic failure several years ago succesfully but this is a work phone, not personal so if I have a problem it could cause problems.
I thought I did download the most recent wallet apk from the XDA thread that was posted earlier in this thread but it came in as a zip file and my phone gave me an error msg. If you could either post the specific instructions or post a link or url that points me there I can probably handle it. I did see a youtube video that seemed overly complex.
After the last couple weeks most gwallet apps all got the not available for your phone message. Only way around that for most is too root and install frameworks app. Only other way is to wait till it's officially released for Sprint note 2. I really don't know what the hold up is. I really think it's Sprint doing this so they can introduce their own version.
Sent from the Beast that is Galaxy Note 2
Nope,, have gotten replys from Google and it's them,, not sprint.
Note 2, it's true, ,size is everything!
At this point, I think it's both Google and Sprint.
Sent from the Beast that is Galaxy Note 2