[Q] CM12 fails with message : failed to verify whole file signature topic

Can some help me to install CM12 on Samsung S4 At&t 1337.

I tried both using TWRP and ROM manger, at the end it gives a message saying : failed to verify whole file signature and aborts and restart the phone back.

Can someone give some pointers on how to by pass the signature validation during installing CM12 on S4 At&t.

thanks,
Neon

【Q】 Ñõte 3 - How to Replace the whole Camera Frame? 📹 topic

Hello, everyone. :)


Picture from AndroidAuthority

(As) Ýou can see the whole Camera Frame with Flash, i'd like to know, how to replace it.
The Camera Hardware itself doesn't have to be replaced, but the Overlay.
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So, i'd like to know:

• Where to buy the Whole Frame in Original (Maximum) Quality? (Without the camera Hardware itself, only the overlay Frame)


• How to Replace it with an old one, without Guarantee or Lifetime Loss of the Device?

If you can, also show me a way, to replace the camera frame

But,
I don't want to Damage the Device. :angel:
And the Device should be the same Quality as before the Operation.
The Camera Frame also must be tight. - As good as a new device out of the Box.
I don't want to force anybody for something, but please try to find links, for multiple Colours of the Camera Frame.
I still don't know, which colour i prefer. ;)

• Thank you for Reading this.
  
  


• Please Help


• Thanks in Advance ;)

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[MOD][TWRP][RECOVERY] Reclaim the whole free space of your system partition topic

Hello,

many users complain that since lollipop their system partition size doesn't reflect the actual system of the block device. Therefore, they can not install some extra in this partition( busybox, big gapps packages,etc.).

This is due to the system image size:
One of the parameter of your system partition is its size, but if the block device(i.e. the part of your internal storage that will be mounted for the system partition)'s size that is mounted is larger than the system partition's size than you will loose some space.

Fortunatlly resize2fs executable allows to modify an ext2,ext3,ext4 partition size:

Quote:

Originally Posted by linux man page The resize2fs program will resize ext2, ext3, or ext4 file systems. It can be used to enlarge or shrink an unmounted file system located on device. If the filesystem is mounted, it can be used to expand the size of the mounted filesystem, assuming the kernel supports on-line resizing. (As of this writing, the Linux 2.6 kernel supports on-line resize for filesystems mounted using ext3 only.).

This package simply resizes your system size to match the size of your block device size.

Instructions:

• Boot on a twrp 2.8.x.y TWRP recovery


• flash the package

Download :

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9k...daU3R4Ujg/view


Credits :

@m11kkaa from whom I took the idea