Hello XDA Members.
I would like to know how to convert a non-installable system apk into normal installable apk.
Example:
Let's say that test.apk is a system app.
If I take it to another device and try to install it, it will say app not installed, but if I put it in /system/app and chmod 0644 it, it simply works.
So what I want to know is:
How can I make test.apk install normally same as any other apk file
Regards,
~J2C
Just2Cause said:
llo XDA Members.
I would like to know how to convert a non-installable system apk into normal installable apk.
Example:
Let's say that test.apk is a system app.
If I take it to another device and try to install it, it will say app not installed, but if I put it in /system/app and chmod 0644 it, it simply works.
So what I want to know is:
How can I make test.apk install normally same as any other apk file
Regards,
~J2C
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after deodex the app it will work
There are a few different ways. The main issue being that it has to be signed to be able to install it in/data/app. Easiest way on the phone is this:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=kellinwood.zipsigner2
On the computer, there are a few different signing tools. Not entirely sure if it matters what SDK platform you are on as it has been awhile since I have played with apps like that.
Vaibhav Chauhan said:
after deodex the app it will work
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I already deodexed it but it is still not installable
es0tericcha0s said:
There are a few different ways. The main issue being that it has to be signed to be able to install it in/data/app. Easiest way on the phone is this:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=kellinwood.zipsigner2
On the computer, there are a few different signing tools. Not entirely sure if it matters what SDK platform you are on as it has been awhile since I have played with apps like that.
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So if I re-sign it, it will work?
Just2Cause said:
I already deodexed it but it is still not installable
So if I re-sign it, it will work?
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i have face this problem
when i deodexed the app and sign it it was working
@es0tericcha0s
I signed it right now and removed it from /system/app so I can try it, it installed!
But didn't work.
The apk is a close all button from Xperia Z2, I extracted it and deodexed it and I was able to get it to work when it's in /system/app but after I signed it, it installs but it doesn't appear in the recent apps list, as if it wasn't installed.
So I want it to be installable.
@Just2Cause
Ok now you can try this task killer on the attachment
it's based on the old task killer from here:
http://www.xperiablog.net/2014/01/1...ose-all-recent-apps-works-on-xperia-z-series/
and I've modded it to look like z2 task killer
I didn't tested it so tell me if worked with you
@naheel azawy
It didn't work, it installed but doesn't show up.
Just2Cause said:
@naheel azawy
It didn't work, it installed but doesn't show up.
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what about the one which I based my mod on? does it works?
naheel azawy said:
what about the one which I based my mod on? does it works?
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Nope.
Just2Cause said:
Nope.
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!!!
does any task killer worked with you???
if yes plz give me that apk
If it installed, then it's SOMEWHERE... Try this: Use a root explorer to browse through /data/app and see if you see it there. Sometime if the app isn't working right or has the wrong permissions, it'll install but can't see it. Which tool did you use to sign?
es0tericcha0s said:
If it installed, then it's SOMEWHERE... Try this: Use a root explorer to browse through /data/app and see if you see it there. Sometime if the app isn't working right or has the wrong permissions, it'll install but can't see it. Which tool did you use to sign?
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The app from play store that you suggested.
Edit:
It is in /data/app with rw-r--r-- permissions so it should work.
I attached the apk just in case if you want to check some things.
Edit 2:
The SystemUI.apk has this line in the AndroidManifest.xml:
Code:
<permission android:name="com.sonymobile.permission.TASK_SWITCHER_PLUGIN_VIEW" android:protectionLevel="signatureOrSystem" />
and this one is in the TaskKiller.apk's AndroidManifest.xml:
Code:
<uses-permission android:name="com.sonymobile.permission.TASK_SWITCHER_PLUGIN_VIEW" />
the TaskKiller is asking for permission from SystemUI instead of framework-res, idk why.
I'm thinking that this has to be a system app and tied to SystemUI to function properly. It doesn't seem to have it's own interface which is why no open option when installed and no icon showing.
es0tericcha0s said:
I'm thinking that this has to be a system app and tied to SystemUI to function properly. It doesn't seem to have it's own interface which is why no open option when installed and no icon showing.
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Exactly, but the old apk from the Japanese Z1 is installable.
Does resigning affect that much that it stops working?
Related
after trying out several roms, I noticed that some have 'quick office' built in and some don't. The rom I'm running now and really like (Shostock) doesn't have it. Is there a .apk somewhere that I can download?
thanks.
Check my rom page I have a bloat.zip that has it included.
LiLChris06 said:
Check my rom page I have a bloat.zip that has it included.
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do I flash the whole zip or can install polarisOffice.apk by itself? I installed it by itself and keep getting the 'force close' error when trying to open a pdf or word doc.
thanks.
slamming_sammy1 said:
do I flash the whole zip or can install polarisOffice.apk by itself? I installed it by itself and keep getting the 'force close' error when trying to open a pdf or word doc.
thanks.
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It has required lib files that go along with it. As you have witnessed, it won't work without them.
Simba501 said:
It has required lib files that go along with it. As you have witnessed, it won't work without them.
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This.
So basically once you grab the APK and place it back in /data/app or /system/app then you need to grab the quickoffice lib file and put it in /system/lib.
If you get stuck I can make you a zip but it has to be later, work is busy right now.
LiLChris06 said:
This.
So basically once you grab the APK and place it back in /data/app or /system/app then you need to grab the quickoffice lib file and put it in /system/lib.
If you get stuck I can make you a zip but it has to be later, work is busy right now.
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i was able to download quick office pro, so thank you anyway.
How to change the status-bar background?
i want to change the transparent black background with the image in attachment so that it match my theme.
So which files i have to replace with this background?
Using xPeria Mini with stock ICS ROM
So no help?:crying:
piousheart said:
So no help?:crying:
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Try to post in Themes and Apps section.
Publiuss said:
Try to post in Themes and Apps section.
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What is this thread?
mobilephone01 said:
What is this thread?
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Actually this thread was in general but i moved it
And guys will you all please stick to the topic..any help?
maybe this ??
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1786889
iiandskater said:
maybe this ??
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1786889
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See here is my systemUI.apk please add the image at OP (opaque)
piousheart said:
See here is my systemUI.apk please add the image at OP (opaque)
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Why not do it yourself? There is plenty of TUT's around that help you decompile and recompile apks.
evilbarcode said:
Why not do it yourself? There is plenty of TUT's around that help you decompile and recompile apks.
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I tried but when i recompile it & push it in system\app with proper permission, after rebooting phone it stuck bootlogo..
The same happens when i tried to decompile DefaultThemes.apk & MusicWidget.apk they both were not installed...
then i searched & found that we have to compress the resources.arc blablablaaa... & signing with recompiling system apk..
Still after giving a lot of tries i dont understand how to use signing & compress resources.arc blablaballl idk..
If you know than may be you can teach
Rebooted my phone 100z of time to check every method i found but no success
Now i dont wana harm my phone, rebooting it again & again for the things that isn't working for me...
See this thread, i asked on xda but people aren't explaining properly, they just stop answering after certain question:crying:
piousheart said:
See this thread, i asked on xda but people aren't explaining properly, they just stop answering after certain question:crying:
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Well, I am a bit on the busy side.... I assume you didn't try my tool then?
To do this manually, you need to first recompile your apk after you've done all your changes. You already know this bit.
Then:
Make a copy of the old apk
Use 7zip to open both the copy and the recompiled apk
Drag the 'res' folder from the recompiled apk to the copy
Close the copy
Extract 'resources.arsc' from the recompiled apk
Add 'resources.arsc' to the copy, selecting 'STORE' compression
Close the recompiled apk
Open the copy and check that resources.arsc has the same size and packed size
Reboot the phone and go into recovery
Mount the /system partition
Push the apk straight to the right folder
Unmount the /system partition
Reboot the phone
Wait for it all to load
Wait a bit longer
Wait a bit longer still
And you're done.
If you've pulled the app from the phone to a Windows PC then you don't need to worry about permissions. That's only when you copy the app to your sdcard or pull the app using Linux.
Going into recovery might not be needed. Pushing system apps while the phone is running can cause some nasty bugs so I always use recovery just to play it safe. You'll need to reboot most of the time anyway to see the changes you've made.
Instead of pushing, you could make a flashable zip. As an amazing coincidence, Tickle My Android can do that too.
Ticklefish said:
Well, I am a bit on the busy side.... I assume you didn't try my tool then?
To do this manually, you need to first recompile your apk after you've done all your changes. You already know this bit.
Then:
Make a copy of the old apk
Use 7zip to open both the copy and the recompiled apk
Drag the 'res' folder from the recompiled apk to the copy
Close the copy
Extract 'resources.arsc' from the recompiled apk
Add 'resources.arsc' to the copy, selecting 'STORE' compression
Close the recompiled apk
Open the copy and check that resources.arsc has the same size and packed size
Reboot the phone and go into recovery
Mount the /system partition
Push the apk straight to the right folder
Unmount the /system partition
Reboot the phone
Wait for it all to load
Wait a bit longer
Wait a bit longer still
And you're done.
If you've pulled the app from the phone to a Windows PC then you don't need to worry about permissions. That's only when you copy the app to your sdcard or pull the app using Linux.
Going into recovery might not be needed. Pushing system apps while the phone is running can cause some nasty bugs so I always use recovery just to play it safe. You'll need to reboot most of the time anyway to see the changes you've made.
Instead of pushing, you could make a flashable zip. As an amazing coincidence, Tickle My Android can do that too.
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Thank you brother i will try it
and yes i have your tool too, it helped me to restore system fonts when i messed with it & had a bootloop:victory:
Great tool:good:
BTW can i use winrar instead of 7zip?
Where is 'STORE' compression can be found in winrar?
How to check that resources.arsc has the same size ( same size compared to with file? ) and packed size?
piousheart said:
Thank you brother i will try it
and yes i have your tool too, it helped me to restore system fonts when i messed with it & had a bootloop:victory:
Great tool:good:
BTW can i use winrar instead of 7zip?
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Excellent. I'm glad it helped.
Technically, you could use any archival program but it has to be one that lets you add files to an archive without compressing them. I find 7zip to be fairly quick and user-friendly. Plus, it's free which is always a good thing.
Ticklefish said:
Excellent. I'm glad it helped.
Technically, you could use any archival program but it has to be one that lets you add files to an archive without compressing them. I find 7zip to be fairly quick and user-friendly. Plus, it's free which is always a good thing.
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Where is 'STORE' compression can be found in winrar?
How to check that resources.arsc has the same size ( same size compared to with file? ) and packed size?
piousheart said:
Where is 'STORE' compression can be found in winrar?
How to check that resources.arsc has the same size ( same size compared to with file? ) and packed size?
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I don't know. I don't even know if winrar can do it. That's why I suggested using 7zip instead.
To check sizes, just open the app (again, this is using 7zip) and look at the numbers to the right of resources.arsc. One is the original size of the file, the other is the size it's been compressed to. These need to be the same.
Ticklefish said:
I don't know. I don't even know if winrar can do it. That's why I suggested using 7zip instead.
To check sizes, just open the app (again, this is using 7zip) and look at the numbers to the right of resources.arsc. One is the original size of the file, the other is the size it's been compressed to. These need to be the same.
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Leme have my hands on some app..
Edit : I tried this but when ever i put it back to sdcard and look at it the app loses its icon ( just a green android logo ) and when i put it in syste\app with proper permission & then restart it doesn't install and even i tried to install as normal apk then it says parse problem..
What i am doing wrong i followed the same procedure above & also the size of resources is same.
piousheart said:
Leme have my hands on some app..
Edit : I tried this but when ever i put it back to sdcard and look at it the app loses its icon ( just a green android logo ) and when i put it in syste\app with proper permission & then restart it doesn't install and even i tried to install as normal apk then it says parse problem..
What i am doing wrong i followed the same procedure above & also the size of resources is same.
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I got your pm asking me to reply to this. I do most of my android modding stuff during spare moments at work because I don't have the time at home so I'd have gotten round to answering this in time.
I'm not sure what you're doing wrong here. Since you're got my tool installed, try using that first. If that works, then we know that there's something going wrong with the manual procedure and we can fix it.
If it doesn't work, then there's something wrong with the mod you're doing and we need to fix that instead.
Ticklefish said:
I got your pm asking me to reply to this. I do most of my android modding stuff during spare moments at work because I don't have the time at home so I'd have gotten round to answering this in time.
I'm not sure what you're doing wrong here. Since you're got my tool installed, try using that first. If that works, then we know that there's something going wrong with the manual procedure and we can fix it.
If it doesn't work, then there's something wrong with the mod you're doing and we need to fix that instead.
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Okay thanks..
So i tried to mod even after knowing that it wont work as before..
So what i did in DefaultThemes.apk is edited the Androidmanifest & string files to change the name & nothing else
is i am doing it editing wrong file and yes how can i use your tool for this?
Originally Posted by Ticklefish<br />
I got your pm asking me to reply to this. I do most of my android modding stuff during spare moments at work because I don't have the time at home so I'd have gotten round to answering this in time.<br />
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I'm not sure what you're doing wrong here. Since you're got my tool installed, try using that first. If that works, then we know that there's something going wrong with the manual procedure and we can fix it.<br />
If it doesn't work, then there's something wrong with the mod you're doing and we need to fix that instead.
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Okay thanks..<br />
So i tried to mod even after knowing that it wont work as before..<br />
So what i did in DefaultThemes.apk is edited the Androidmanifest & string files to change the name & nothing else<br />
is i am doing it editing wrong file and yes how can i use your tool for this?
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To be honest, I don't know how to change the name of an app. It's something I've never done before.
I suspect that you've gotten the mod wrong somewhere but unfortunately I can't advise on where that could be.
Sorry, mate.
So, I managed to find out where the default homepage setting is located, but I couldn't seem to recompile my cooked browser package without ending up with either the app not showing up on the launcher, or initially showing up but disappears on reboot. It's the AOSP one found on an Allwinner A13 tab, and I wanted to change the system homepage to Google instead of the Manta website.
I already tried clearing the dalvik caches as what Fsebentley suggested, but it didn't seem to work.
Can anyone point me as to how can I properly edit this app using APKtool or the APK Multi-Tool?
blakegriplingph said:
Can anyone point me as to how can I properly edit this app using APKtool or the APK Multi-Tool?
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Assuming you've edited it correctly have you given the app the right permissions?
Yep, permissions appear to be correct. Same with ownership.
EDIT: Mucking around with Virtuous Ten Studio seemed to do the trick, idk why. I've done what's on the tutorial with the manual, commandline-based methods, but all I get is a browser app that doesn't show up on the launcher after a restart.
blakegriplingph said:
Yep, permissions appear to be correct. Same with ownership.
EDIT: Mucking around with Virtuous Ten Studio seemed to do the trick, idk why. I've done what's on the tutorial with the manual, commandline-based methods, but all I get is a browser app that doesn't show up on the launcher after a restart.
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VTS sometimes has problem with signatures. That may be the issue. You can decompile and recompile it directly via apktool.
See the link in Xperienced signature for tutorial of apktool
And this for apk multitool
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2326393
Thing is, the browser worked properly when I used virtuous instead of APKTool.
blakegriplingph said:
Thing is, the browser worked properly when I used virtuous instead of APKTool.
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Oh. Then there must be a problem that it wouldn't have been signed in APK MultiTool.
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iamareebjamal said:
Oh. Then there must be a problem that it wouldn't have been signed in APK MultiTool.
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You mean like do I have to sign it manually or something?
EDIT: Seems like it had something to do with signing things or something. I tried manually doing a signapk job using the JAR and certs bundled with Virtuous and zipaligned it, and it now seems to work.
Now my question is that would a self-generated cert work on a system APK? I.e. the one that you just churned out on OpenSSL?
Hi,
I modified "SamsungCamera2" from my Note 3 and would like to install it now on my Note 3. My phone is not rooted and doing so would currently trip the knox counter (I don´t want that).
If I try to install the apk I get the message "application not installed".
Is it somehow possible to convert the apk so that I can install it as a "normal app"?
Best wishes,
Klaus
oclock said:
Hi,
I modified "SamsungCamera2" from my Note 3 and would like to install it now on my Note 3. My phone is not rooted and doing so would currently trip the knox counter (I don´t want that).
If I try to install the apk I get the message "application not installed".
Is it somehow possible to convert the apk so that I can install it as a "normal app"?
Best wishes,
Klaus
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no root no party, however i think that its possible to root the phone over knox without count
to install system apk you can do in 3 ways
1.install normally by a file manager as normal apk but in this way you can only install ORIGINAL APK like official update NO MOD
2.copying the apk and maybe the odex in /system/app NEED ROOT
3.using clockworkmod NEED ROOT,or maybe using the stock samsung recovery need a flashable zip of your app
enjoy
AXD96 said:
no root no party, however i think that its possible to root the phone over knox without count
to install system apk you can do in 3 ways
1.install normally by a file manager as normal apk but in this way you can only install ORIGINAL APK like official update NO MOD
2.copying the apk and maybe the odex in /system/app NEED ROOT
3.using clockworkmod NEED ROOT,or maybe using the stock samsung recovery need a flashable zip of your app
enjoy
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Thank you for your answer.
With my current firmware there is no known method to get root without knox=0x1.
If I develop my own app I can install it without problems. So, what exactly makes apps from system/app different?
How does Android know that I did not implement this App by myself?
Is there a way to further modify the app so that it looks like I implemented it by myself and install it then?
oclock said:
Thank you for your answer.
But if I develop my own app I can install it without problems.
So, what exactly makes apps from system/app different?
How does Android know that I did not implement this App by myself?
Is there a way to further modify the app so that it looks like I implemented it by myself and install it then?
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Android expects applications installed by opening the APK to be signed.
It's quite easy to sign them with a generic certificate: but when apps are updated both the old (in /system) and the new version must be signed with the same one.
(Extreme problems lead to extreme solutions: if you need Samsung service, flash a bad bootloader so that's permanently bricked and doesn't even get to Odin...)
Ryccardo said:
Android expects applications installed by opening the APK to be signed.
It's quite easy to sign them with a generic certificate: but when apps are updated both the old (in /system) and the new version must be signed with the same one.
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Thank you for the explanation and thank you for the hint
But how does Android know that I am trying to Update an already existing app? Is it just because of the class names of the MainActivity? Is it possible to refactor the app, so that it looks like a brand new app?
oclock said:
Thank you for the explanation and thank you for the hint
But how does Android know that I am trying to Update an already existing app? Is it just because of the class names of the MainActivity? Is it possible to refactor the app, so that it looks like a brand new app?
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I believe, but have never tried, that it goes by the package ID
Ryccardo said:
I believe, but have never tried, that it goes by the package ID
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It seems to be the correct way. However, something seems to be odd:
I the log I get the following:
12-29 23:47:03.981: E/AndroidRuntime(27444): java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to resume activity {com.sec.android.app.cameraoc/com.sec.android.app.camera.Camera}: java.lang.SecurityException: Requires SET_ANIMATION_SCALE permission
However, this permission is set in the AndroidManifest.xml file:
<manifest xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" package="com.sec.android.app.cameraoc">
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.CAMERA"/>
[...]
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.SET_ANIMATION_SCALE"/>
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Do you have any ideas why this permission isn´t recognized?
oclock said:
Thank you for your answer.
With my current firmware there is no known method to get root without knox=0x1.
If I develop my own app I can install it without problems. So, what exactly makes apps from system/app different?
How does Android know that I did not implement this App by myself?
Is there a way to further modify the app so that it looks like I implemented it by myself and install it then?
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dont said me thanks, just click the thanks button on the left of message
no you can't
every APK has got a signature when you modify an apk or the mali code the signature became invalid so you cant install that apk anymore until you sign again the apk
if the signature is different you cant install system apk when you has already installed an app with the same packace address
else if the signature is the same (only the author of the app has got the original key of signature) you can install it
there is a critical bug in android until 4.2.2 version, the MASTERKEY BUG
google fix it in android 4.3
i got root with this bug using cydia impactor
with this bug/exploit you was able to modify system partition bypassing signature protection and then get root so you was able to have full access to your phone
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oclock said:
It seems to be the correct way. However, something seems to be odd:
I the log I get the following:
12-29 23:47:03.981: E/AndroidRuntime(27444): java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to resume activity {com.sec.android.app.cameraoc/com.sec.android.app.camera.Camera}: java.lang.SecurityException: Requires SET_ANIMATION_SCALE permission
However, this permission is set in the AndroidManifest.xml file:
<manifest xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" package="com.sec.android.app.cameraoc">
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.CAMERA"/>
[...]
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.SET_ANIMATION_SCALE"/>
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where did you find the log?
AXD96 said:
dont said me thanks, just click the thanks button on the left of message
no you can't
every APK has got a signature when you modify an apk or the mali code the signature became invalid so you cant install that apk anymore until you sign again the apk
if the signature is different you cant install system apk when you has already installed an app with the same packace address
else if the signature is the same (only the author of the app has got the original key of signature) you can install it
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OK. This was already made clear some posts above. My new question was: Can I change the signature to install it as a "new" app.
I tried it out by myself. I modified the manifest file to change the android package name from "com.sec.android.app.camera" to "com.sec.android.app.cameraoc". The java package is unchanged.
With this modification i could install the app without any problems, but I get a permission exception, when I try to execute the App:
12-29 23:47:03.981: E/AndroidRuntime(27444): java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to resume activity {com.sec.android.app.cameraoc/com.sec.android.app.camera.Camera}: java.lang.SecurityException: Requires SET_ANIMATION_SCALE permission
However, this permission is set in the AndroidManifest.xml file:
<manifest xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" package="com.sec.android.app.cameraoc">
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.CAMERA"/>
[...]
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.SET_ANIMATION_SCA LE"/>
[...]
So, i do not understand why I get this Exception. Do you have any ideas?
Klaus
I got the exact same issue when modding the S5's camera apk. The trick is to open your original apk with an archive manager and only replace the classes.dex and resources.arsc. I then copied the apk to /system/app/ and after a reboot I could successfully launch the camera.
More details about hacking system apk's can be found here: https://code.google.com/p/android-apktool/wiki/FAQ (My recompiled apk Force Closes (FCs). What gives?)
Hello, everyone.
Is there any way to take a backup of all AndroidManifests.xml on an Android Device?
ALL Free Apps
ALL Paid Apps
ALL System Apps
And where can you find them on the ES-File Explorer or any other File Explorer?
The app „Android System Information" can actually view all AndroidManifests.xml - System/Paid and Free apps. Every single one.
If an app is able to Display them, there must be a way to backup them or copy them to another folder.
Thanks in Advance.
It most likely workes like an archive veiwer. All those files are stored into the apks. You will have to decompile each apk
Android Installation Packages
zelendel said:
It most likely workes like an archive veiwer. All those files are stored into the apks. You will have to decompile each apk
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INSIDE of the APK's?
Don't think so...
AndoridManifest includes things like
API Version
App Version
Installation Date and Time (also with seconds)
Some Metadata
Package Name
etc.
Hannah Stern said:
INSIDE of the APK's?
Don't think so...
AndoridManifest includes things like
API Version
App Version
Installation Date and Time (also with seconds)
Some Metadata
Package Name
etc.
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I am aware of just what it is. They are stored inside the apk. Just unzip one and you will see it, might need to decompile it to read it though.
zelendel said:
I am aware of just what it is. They are stored inside the apk. Just unzip one and you will see it, might need to decompile it to read it though.
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Are the AndroidManifests also included in an ADB-Backup of one or multiple apps?
Hannah Stern said:
Are the AndroidManifests also included in an ADB-Backup of one or multiple apps?
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In a way as they back up the whole apk. If you are just wanting those files you will have to rip each one apart. No way around it.