Anyone done this yet on a Droid X? I'm paranoid about flashing ROMs.
It's not a rom, just a file to flash.
Anyone done this yet on a Droid X? I'm paranoid about flashing ROMs.
I have been told the non rooted users will get to use these very soon too..........
Anyone done this yet on a Droid X? I'm paranoid about flashing ROMs.
It's not a rom, just a file to flash.
Anyone done this yet on a Droid X? I'm paranoid about flashing ROMs.
It's not a rom, just a file to flash.
Ya, it dawned on me about it was just a file. I had just woken up and was still 'foggy'. It did flash, but thats it. When I try to load it, nothign happens. Just black. Should I have cleared data/cache? Does that clear my data?
I have been told the non rooted users will get to use these very soon too..........
Good news for those who don't have root. I mean, not everyone has root you know...
Ya, I don't get a preview and when I set it, it stays black. I was wondering about the screen size too. Not sure what size the fascinate screen size is, but my DX is big. Oh well...I just wanted to see if they were nice. Not like its a huge thing. Now, I gotta figure out how to uninstall these things =P
adb uninstall com.tat.livewallpaper.layersoflight
adb uninstall com.tat.livewallpaper.forest
adb uninstall com.tat.livewallpaper.flow
adb uninstall com.tat.livewallpaper.connection
adb uninstall com.tat.livewallpaper.luminescence
adb uninstall com.tat.livewallpaper.spark
I have a droid X. I tried the listed method but it didn't work. I used bootstrap and clockwork recovery. They seemed to install ok and were in the choices but when I selected one of them they would force close. I tried removing them following the method of using adb but I kept getting adb: not found. I then went to titanium backup and uninstalled them from there. I then unziped the package and using Root explorer I copied the library file over to system/lib and then copied each apk over to data\app. After reboot they didn't show up in the list so I reopened root explorer and navigated to data\app and found each wallpaper and manual installed it using the package installer in root explorer. They work fine now. A couple of them don't quite fit the screen as there is a small section at the bottom that is just black. A couple slow the system down more than others. Overall, pretty cool. I think I'll only keep 1 or 2 of them though.
So, using root explorer, copy the library file over to system\lib then copy each apk over to data\app and manually install each apk from there. Worked for me.