I've been using the 7/26 Gapps for the last couple of weeks. Link below.
https://www.box.com/shared/9eb650aed3723146cadc
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I've been using the 7/26 Gapps for the last couple of weeks. Link below.
https://www.box.com/shared/9eb650aed3723146cadc
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def worked pics are back there do i have to reload rom mgr again?
can you tell me if i can share wirelessly with my tv i have a samsung lna52 touch of color i have dlna wtf that is lol i just think its cool but dont know how to do it
KillerQ
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Clear media just reset my sms and system sounds to default. The stock gallery still doesn't show old pics. They ARE still there, however.... QUICKPIC shows them just fine.
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So how do I ( can I ) keep ROM manager from being automatically installed?
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Rom manager is in the cm 10 Rom it appears. You an either use TiBu to uninstall it, or root manager by going to you system folder and deleting Rom manager apk. Then do a reboot (I don't know how but yesterday when I did this Rom manager was still shown as installed in the play store after a reboot..I just uninstalled it from the pay store afterwards).
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What you can actually try is delete the Rom Manager .apk file located in the /system/app folder and then flashing the rom. I may try this next time I flash a nightly.
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Hers a list, does not seem to be a real gapp to flash, people are flashing various ones, unlike what we had with AOKP in ICS they had a gapps in tow.
http://forums.androidcentral.com/ve...-roms-hacks/200193-google-apps-aka-gaaps.html
I thought I was going crazy. I deleted ROM manager every time and then after every flash it was back.
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Here's the interesting part.... Even though quickpic (and any file manager for that matter) shows the NEW camera pics and the OLD camera pics in the SAME folder, only he NEW camera pics show in the stock pic gallery since flashing 8/15 and 8/16. Deleting media data as mentioned a few posts above and fixing permissions have not fixed this.
It almost seems as if the photos are somehow flagged differently. This happens with all pics, btw, not just the camera folder.... Happens with my download folder pics as well.
I'll mess with it more later, I just find it interesting.
Thanks,
Matt!
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It almost seems as if the photos are somehow flagged differently. This happens with all pics, btw, not just the camera folder.... Happens with my download folder pics as well.
I'll mess with it more later, I just find it interesting.
Thanks,
Matt!
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I deleted ROM manager .apk, zipped the folder back up, sent it to my phone, and twrp could not open the zip file. So I guess I have to delet ROM manager after install.
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DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) is a group that basically set rules for methods of sharing media between devices.
Yes, you can stream media on your phone from your TV. You will need a DLNA server setup on the phone (check the play store, there appear to be a few free options). Once setup on the phone, use your TV to browse your home network (phone and TV must be on the same network) and find your phone's DLNA server. Then you should be able to get to the file types the TV supports.
No matter how many times I read this, I still laugh.
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It's ROM Manager and the .nomedia files it creates. Just delete delete delete.
I just evicted Rom Manager for being a bad tennant.
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having issues with newest update. Would not contact Google then refused to restore nandroid now bootlooping.
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having issues with newest update. Would not contact Google then refused to restore nandroid now bootlooping.
Looks like you'll need to hop on the unicorn...
I reflashed yesterday's ROM and it restarted finally but no contacts and I'm sure other things I haven't found yet. I will have to reassess this problem later. I was sweating just a bit because I kind of need a phone today. I might have to jump from Skank for a few days. Maybe AOKP or this JBSorcery. Not sure yet.
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It's ROM Manager and the .nomedia files it creates. Just delete delete delete
Deleted all of the nomedia instances.. Still no change. Not too worried.
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Looks like you'll need to hop on the unicorn...
There's no official Unicorn yet... Or so I thought.
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