- Sep 1, 2014
- 203
- 0
- 0
Re: Quick question
Ok whitelunchbag I will flash the camera mod v3 with no worries
Ok whitelunchbag I will flash the camera mod v3 with no worries
Quick question solved
- Thread starter passion4tech
- Start date
- Sep 1, 2014
- 203
- 0
- 0
Ok so I backed up first and then flashed the camera mod v3 no problem. During the flashing process it said "please upgrade update binary" and then after the flash completed I rebooted the phone and when It finished rebooting a message popped up saying "upgrading android". I just want to ask if this is normal and I did flash properly? Did this happen to anyone else?
Last edited:
Re: Quick question
The jpegs will be bigger and that's about the only thing you'll notice, unless you took a photo, flashed the mod, then took the same photo
My M8 posted this
The jpegs will be bigger and that's about the only thing you'll notice, unless you took a photo, flashed the mod, then took the same photo
My M8 posted this
- Sep 1, 2014
- 203
- 0
- 0
Re: Quick question
Yeah I can tell the picture quality is better with the camera mod v3
Posted via the Android Central App
Yeah I can tell the picture quality is better with the camera mod v3
Posted via the Android Central App
- Sep 1, 2014
- 203
- 0
- 0
Re: Quick question
Quick question, In philz touch is it better to do "wipe data/factory reset" or "clean to install new rom"?
Quick question, In philz touch is it better to do "wipe data/factory reset" or "clean to install new rom"?
- Sep 1, 2014
- 203
- 0
- 0
Re: Quick question
So for example if I flash gpe rom from arhd rom then would I choose "wipe data/factory reset"? If I flash a sense based rom like viper one from arhd rom then I would choose "clean to install new rom"?
So for example if I flash gpe rom from arhd rom then would I choose "wipe data/factory reset"? If I flash a sense based rom like viper one from arhd rom then I would choose "clean to install new rom"?
- Sep 1, 2014
- 203
- 0
- 0
Re: Quick question
Ok I will choose wipe data/factory reset for now on since you say it is safer.
Posted via the Android Central App
Ok I will choose wipe data/factory reset for now on since you say it is safer.
Posted via the Android Central App
- Sep 1, 2014
- 203
- 0
- 0
benny3
Flashoholic!!
- Sep 2, 2011
- 2,222
- 40
- 0
- Sep 1, 2014
- 203
- 0
- 0
Re: Quick question
Quick question, whenever I try to change battery icon in rom toolbox pro, it keeps telling me "missing icons file was not found on your system." Why is it doing this?
Quick question, whenever I try to change battery icon in rom toolbox pro, it keeps telling me "missing icons file was not found on your system." Why is it doing this?
benny3
Flashoholic!!
- Sep 2, 2011
- 2,222
- 40
- 0
Re: Quick question
I have no clue i havn't used toolbox but maybe you need the icons you want to use on the phone? Like a icon pack
I have no clue i havn't used toolbox but maybe you need the icons you want to use on the phone? Like a icon pack
- Sep 1, 2014
- 203
- 0
- 0
Re: Quick question
Ok where can I get the icon pack?
Posted via the Android Central App
Ok where can I get the icon pack?
Posted via the Android Central App
- Sep 1, 2014
- 203
- 0
- 0
Re: Quick question
What are better ways to change battery icon? I tried xposed statusbar mods and it does not support htc one m8. So what better ways are there to change battery icon?
Posted via the Android Central App
What are better ways to change battery icon? I tried xposed statusbar mods and it does not support htc one m8. So what better ways are there to change battery icon?
Posted via the Android Central App
benny3
Flashoholic!!
- Sep 2, 2011
- 2,222
- 40
- 0
- Sep 1, 2014
- 203
- 0
- 0
Ok It took some time, but I finally found the perfect xposed modules. Xtended settings and xblast tools. I used xtended settings to hide stock battery icon and used xblast tools to add custom batery icon. There are so many cool features from these modules. I love both of the modules Xtended settings and xblast tools are worth it
Posted via the Android Central App
Last edited:
Re: Quick question
Sense 6 toolbox, which you already had, also does both those things
Posted by my Nexus 7 (2013)
Ok It took some time, but I finally found the perfect xposed modules. Xtended settings and XTools. I used xtended settings to hide stock battery icon and used xtools to add custom batery icon. There are so many cool features from these modules. I love both of the modules Xtended settings and Xtools are worth it
Posted via the Android Central App
Sense 6 toolbox, which you already had, also does both those things
Posted by my Nexus 7 (2013)
- Sep 1, 2014
- 203
- 0
- 0
Yes I already knew sense 6 toolbox can do that, but I did not like the battery icon from sense 6 toolbox. I prefer the battery icon from xblast tools.
Last edited:
benny3
Flashoholic!!
- Sep 2, 2011
- 2,222
- 40
- 0
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram