Radiance
Well-Known Member
Ha, so I saw that someone had gotten this already, and then decided to look around on how to do it.
If you're not rooted, this won't work! And just as another cautionary warning, some Live Wallpapers MIGHT lag on you, especially the most complex ones.
So you need these three files. You can easily get them from another Gingerbread based phone with Live Wallpapers enabled, or a package from most other guides detailing this same thing will work:
librs_jni.so
libRS.so
LiveWallpapersPicker.apk
I attached a zip of the ones I used.
You want to save these to the root of the internal sdcard.
I use ADB because it's much easier to work with the phone, especially since it's so small. But you can also do this on something like Terminal Emulator.
Step 1 - After you save those files to the sdcard, you want to enter the ADB shell with SuperSU privileges. You're going to get a message on your phone after you type this, so remember to grant it! Type in your terminal:
[HIGH]adb shell su[/HIGH]
It should change from yourusername$ to a single #.
Step 2 - Mount the /system folder as writable:
[HIGH]mount -o remount rw /system[/HIGH]
Step 3 - And then push the files to the correct folders:
[HIGH]cat /sdcard/LiveWallpapersPicker.apk > /system/app/LiveWallpapersPicker.apk
cat /sdcard/libRS.so > /system/lib/libRS.so
cat /sdcard/librs_jni.so > /system/lib/librs_jni.so[/HIGH]
Step 4 - Reboot!
[HIGH]reboot[/HIGH]
You will have to push the APKs manually or get them from another store since you can't get them on Google Play. But it should work. I'm using Plasticine jungle myself.
If you're not rooted, this won't work! And just as another cautionary warning, some Live Wallpapers MIGHT lag on you, especially the most complex ones.
So you need these three files. You can easily get them from another Gingerbread based phone with Live Wallpapers enabled, or a package from most other guides detailing this same thing will work:
librs_jni.so
libRS.so
LiveWallpapersPicker.apk
I attached a zip of the ones I used.
You want to save these to the root of the internal sdcard.
I use ADB because it's much easier to work with the phone, especially since it's so small. But you can also do this on something like Terminal Emulator.
Step 1 - After you save those files to the sdcard, you want to enter the ADB shell with SuperSU privileges. You're going to get a message on your phone after you type this, so remember to grant it! Type in your terminal:
[HIGH]adb shell su[/HIGH]
It should change from yourusername$ to a single #.
Step 2 - Mount the /system folder as writable:
[HIGH]mount -o remount rw /system[/HIGH]
Step 3 - And then push the files to the correct folders:
[HIGH]cat /sdcard/LiveWallpapersPicker.apk > /system/app/LiveWallpapersPicker.apk
cat /sdcard/libRS.so > /system/lib/libRS.so
cat /sdcard/librs_jni.so > /system/lib/librs_jni.so[/HIGH]
Step 4 - Reboot!
[HIGH]reboot[/HIGH]
You will have to push the APKs manually or get them from another store since you can't get them on Google Play. But it should work. I'm using Plasticine jungle myself.
Can't wait for CM! 
