LG Optimus S Control Center 2.0.000 beta3-fixed
[INFO]This thread is now closed pending completion of the redesigned and rebuilt OSCC for Windows. Download link will be kept for nostalgic purposes only, and is not recommended for use by people who are new to Android modification. Thanks for your understanding.[/INFO]
[WARN]This is a beta build, so you need to be able to recover your device in case anything happens. If you are a "noob" you should not use this build! You were warned![/WARN]
[INFO]Copyright Information:
LG Optimus S Control Center by Drew Walton is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
Binary Distribution rules:
You may freely distribute the LG Optimus S Control Center as long as you abide by these simple rules.
1) You may not modify the LG Optimus S Control Center in any way.
2) You may not use the LG Optimus S Control Center for a commercial purpose whether or not any profit is gained.
3) You must attribute your distribution of LG Optimus S Control Center by specifying clearly that LG Optimus S Control Center was designed and built by Drew Walton. You must also include a link to the Team Androphiles website (http://www.androphiles.com).[/INFO]
[INFO]This thread is now closed pending completion of the redesigned and rebuilt OSCC for Windows. Download link will be kept for nostalgic purposes only, and is not recommended for use by people who are new to Android modification. Thanks for your understanding.[/INFO]
[WARN]This is a beta build, so you need to be able to recover your device in case anything happens. If you are a "noob" you should not use this build! You were warned![/WARN]
[INFO]Copyright Information:
LG Optimus S Control Center by Drew Walton is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
Binary Distribution rules:
You may freely distribute the LG Optimus S Control Center as long as you abide by these simple rules.
1) You may not modify the LG Optimus S Control Center in any way.
2) You may not use the LG Optimus S Control Center for a commercial purpose whether or not any profit is gained.
3) You must attribute your distribution of LG Optimus S Control Center by specifying clearly that LG Optimus S Control Center was designed and built by Drew Walton. You must also include a link to the Team Androphiles website (http://www.androphiles.com).[/INFO]
Credits
Initial UI: smccloud
Core Development: drewwalton19216801
New Features
1) OSCC can now install the Android Automation Tools to a pre-rooted device. This eliminates the need for the user's device to be rooted SPECIFICALLY by OSCC. It also opens the door for some cool custom ROM management stuff (other than simply flashing ROMS). But we'll get to that later.
2) New software management features. This includes APK installation, Sprint ID/Sprint Zone removal, Boot Animation installation, and more.
3) Ability to flash the latest version of the Xionia kernel, as well as restore to the stock LG kernel. (picasticks kernel in beta2 and above)
4) Ability to flash some ROMs.
5) Automatically detects the Android SDK Platform-tools, and defaults to the built-in Platform-tools if needed.
6) Sleek new user interface.
7) Fancy schmancy new installer!
Requirements
1) .NET Framework 4 (the installer SHOULD download this for you if you don't have it)
2) A good grasp on the command line in case anything goes wrong.
3) The Root Utility requires (for the moment) LS670ZVC (LG Mobile Update version)
Working Features
Reboot Device: WORKING
Recovery Mode: WORKING
Root Utility: WORKING, MAY REMOVE PENDING POLL RESULTS
Unroot Utility: WORKING
Recovery Kernels: WORKING
APK Installation: WORKING
Sprint ID Removal: WORKING
Sprint Zone Removal: WORKING
Boot Animation Install: WORKING
Automation Tools Install: WORKING
Kernel Management: WORKING FOR LS670ZVD ONLY
ROM Management: WORKING*
Package Manager: WORKING**
Unworking Features
Root Utility: NOT WORKING FOR LS670ZVD, MAY REMOVE PENDING POLL RESULTS
Stock Boot Animation: NOT WORKING
Screenshots and Downloads
A few screenshots can be found in the Photobucket gallery.
The current build can be found here: OSCC 2.0 Downloads
Using OSCC
If you are trying to use this build to gain root access to LS670ZVD, you will be disappointed as VD support hasn't been enabled yet. OSCC can't help you with your VD issues right now
In order to use OSCC 2.0, you will need to open Software Management (in OSCC) and click Install Automation Tools. Note that this requires that your device be rooted beforehand.
In order to install/flash recoveries, kernels and ROMs you need to first download the ones you want by clicking the Package Manager button in the Settings tab.
Software Compatibility
Currently the only features of the Control Center that will not work with LS670ZVC are Kernel Management and ROM Management. All planned features will work with LS670ZVD.
Changelog
Release 2.0 beta4: Multi-threading enabled, synced with Automation Tools release 1.0e (broken, use beta3-fixed)
Release 2.0 beta3-fixed: Fixed some UI spacing and alignment issues
Release 2.0 beta3: Implemented the Package Manager, synced with Automation Tools release 1.0d
Release 2.0 beta2: Added nROM and ThundeROM, synced with Automation Tools release 1.0c
Release 2.0 beta1.1: Added picasticks kernel (version 06), synced with Automation Tools release 1.0b
Release 2.0 beta1: First beta release, no new features but MASSIVE code cleanup
Release 2.0 alpha: Initial public release, included required third party UI libraries
Notes
* ROM Management currently only supports nROM and ThundeROM. When you first start OSCC 2.0, you will need to go to the Package Manager to download a ROM.
** The Package Managerwas first seen in Beta3. It allows you to have a base installation with only the recoveries, kernels and ROMs that YOU want. For info about the latest supported Packages available for download, please go here.
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