Seems like Google+ having problem in the DEODEX mode. You have to be ODEX to make it run smoothly. I have expericence a few force close (FC) when using Google+ with Auto Upload on my DEODEX mode.
If you plan to root your Galaxy Note and using Google+, stay ODEX.
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Showing posts with label ODEX. Show all posts
Friday, March 30, 2012
Thursday, March 29, 2012
How to Install N7000DXLC2+ROOT
Same process with new download file. To continue installing ODEX N7000DXLC2 + ROOT click here
Friday, March 23, 2012
Moving from ODEX+ROOTED to DEODEX+ROOTED
Would like to move from ODEX+ROOTED XXLC1 to DEODEX+ROOTED XXLC1 and keep all your apps and data?
This is how to do it.
1. You need to have Mobile Odin Pro
2. Download this DEODEX XXLC1 and extract the file
3. Copy "CODE_N7000XXLC1_ROOT_DEODEX_BL.tar.md5" into your phone
4. Run Mobile Odin Pro
Select "CODE_N7000XXLC1_ROOT_DEODEX_BL.tar.md5" for "System" and "Hidden" as image above.
Un-check "Enable EverRoot" since you already rooted and CWM.
**Maybe we need to check it to keep CWM. Haven't tested.
5. Click [Flash firmware]. System will restart and DEODEX XXLC1 will be installed.
6. DONE
You are DEODEX XXLC1.
How to make sure I'm DEODEX?
You don't have .ODEX file inside you "System/App" folder.
PRO and CONS
DEODEX lets you to modify the system, especially THEME
Developers most of the time choose DEODEX rom for their custom rom
DEODEX will allow you to modify APK file
ODEX files quickly build dalvik cache. Shorter boot time
DEODEX take longer time for the first time boot time. Not after that
DEODEX you could patch your RTL. Mean you could read ARABIC on GNote
For a casual user like me, the main implication is in theming possibilities. Themes for android come in APKs too, and if you want to modify any of those, you should always choose a dedoexed custom ROM.
Continue reading here
Edited:
Just notice CWM is gone. You need to reload CF-Root-SGN_XX_OXA_LC1-v5.3-CWM5.zip via Mobile ODIN
After that you will get back your SuperSu and CWM
DONE!
Note:
All is related to XXLC1. Do not interchange it from other version.
This is how to do it.
1. You need to have Mobile Odin Pro
2. Download this DEODEX XXLC1 and extract the file
3. Copy "CODE_N7000XXLC1_ROOT_DEODEX_BL.tar.md5" into your phone
4. Run Mobile Odin Pro
Select "CODE_N7000XXLC1_ROOT_DEODEX_BL.tar.md5" for "System" and "Hidden" as image above.
Un-check "Enable EverRoot" since you already rooted and CWM.
**Maybe we need to check it to keep CWM. Haven't tested.
5. Click [Flash firmware]. System will restart and DEODEX XXLC1 will be installed.
6. DONE
You are DEODEX XXLC1.
How to make sure I'm DEODEX?
You don't have .ODEX file inside you "System/App" folder.
PRO and CONS
DEODEX lets you to modify the system, especially THEME
Developers most of the time choose DEODEX rom for their custom rom
DEODEX will allow you to modify APK file
ODEX files quickly build dalvik cache. Shorter boot time
DEODEX take longer time for the first time boot time. Not after that
DEODEX you could patch your RTL. Mean you could read ARABIC on GNote
For a casual user like me, the main implication is in theming possibilities. Themes for android come in APKs too, and if you want to modify any of those, you should always choose a dedoexed custom ROM.
Continue reading here
Edited:
Just notice CWM is gone. You need to reload CF-Root-SGN_XX_OXA_LC1-v5.3-CWM5.zip via Mobile ODIN
After that you will get back your SuperSu and CWM
DONE!
Note:
All is related to XXLC1. Do not interchange it from other version.
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