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Root Circle Battery for Evil Eris?
- Thread starter magicelf
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droidkevlar
Android Expert
Have you tried my MM on it? I made a circle one just for reasons like this.
http://androidforums.com/all-things-root-eris/101659-metamorph-circle-battery.html
Report back on if it does or doesnt work. And as always, make sure to NAND first.
http://androidforums.com/all-things-root-eris/101659-metamorph-circle-battery.html
Report back on if it does or doesnt work. And as always, make sure to NAND first.
GhotiPhish3
Newbie
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Blue Circle Battery ^
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Green Circle Battery ^
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Purple Circle Battery ^
Download through these links.
Drag then drop into the root of your SD card (just like you would a ROM).
Boot phone into Recovery Mode
Select the "Flash ZIP from SD Card" option.
Select the file ie- GreenBattery.zip
Wait for it to flash.
Reboot Phone.
Poof! Done.
Been working with most ROMs I flash. Different colors look better on different themed ROMs but I'm usually flashing the Blue Battery just because it looks cool. Exception being the Zen ROM (find it on http://forum.xda-developers.com) I usually use the green battery because it's stylish
To reiterate what Kevlar previously posted:
ALWAYS DO A NAND BACKUP BEFORE FLASHING ANYTHING!
If you don't need/want after your phone is in working order after reboot then you can delete it or rename it, but personally I'd rather be safe than sorry. Thought I bricked my phone the other day and none of my NAND backups were in working order anymore (dunno why).
Hope This Helped!
Blue Circle Battery ^
MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service
Green Circle Battery ^
MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service
Purple Circle Battery ^
Download through these links.
Drag then drop into the root of your SD card (just like you would a ROM).
Boot phone into Recovery Mode
Select the "Flash ZIP from SD Card" option.
Select the file ie- GreenBattery.zip
Wait for it to flash.
Reboot Phone.
Poof! Done.
Been working with most ROMs I flash. Different colors look better on different themed ROMs but I'm usually flashing the Blue Battery just because it looks cool. Exception being the Zen ROM (find it on http://forum.xda-developers.com) I usually use the green battery because it's stylish
To reiterate what Kevlar previously posted:
ALWAYS DO A NAND BACKUP BEFORE FLASHING ANYTHING!
If you don't need/want after your phone is in working order after reboot then you can delete it or rename it, but personally I'd rather be safe than sorry. Thought I bricked my phone the other day and none of my NAND backups were in working order anymore (dunno why).
Hope This Helped!
droidkevlar
Android Expert
LOL. Sorry to laugh, but if you read the post, I even put links for where you can get the app. Download the app, then download the zip, use the app to apply the zip. Nice thing about MM is it wont mess with anything but the battery, but with that flash up listed above it changes the whole framework apk. Up to you. Whatever works, just wanted to give you the info before moving fwd.