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[bendroid]

Thank you HashCode! Works as described in the OP. SafeStrap is the best! Thank you for your contributions and your hard work!

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[dman1049]

Any way I can help hashcode?

[nobreak1970]

Good stuff

[Aldroid33]

Love the new cm10.1 - 12.17 update posted by Hashcode!

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Been using EOS Xoom gapps dated 12.16 for non-neon devices.

[dstreng]

what's the advantage of using the eos gapps over cm?

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[milski65]

Love the new cm10.1 - 12.17 update posted by Hashcode!

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Been using EOS Xoom gapps dated 12.16 for non-neon devices.

Looking to flash, but what IS the difference on the gapps about?

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[Aldroid33]

Looking to flash, but what IS the difference on the gapps about?

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The 4.2.1 gapps are to neon devices which does not include the Bionic and Xoom. The EOS gapps are for non neon devices and work well on the Xoom running an experimental CM 10.1. They appear to work well on the Bionic, as well.

[Aldroid33]

what's the advantage of using the eos gapps over cm?

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See my last response, above. If you read the notes on the download table for the gapps, you will see that they are not made to be compatible with the bionic or other non neon devices. They are not "cm gapps" although the table shows which cm versions the work with.

[TeenFaces]

I can confirm that the eos gapps mentioned above is a great tip. They do work with the bionic. With pudding camera app the camera works and gps locks on in 3 seconds flat in maps. I will enjoy this great Hashcode build. Thank you Hashcode and Aldroid33 for the gapps tip.

[tmyinc]

The 4.2.1 gapps are to neon devices which does not include the Bionic and Xoom. The EOS gapps are for non neon devices and work well on the Xoom running an experimental CM 10.1. They appear to work well on the Bionic, as well.

Im guessing your a speaking about the EOS-Zoom-Only gapps correct?

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[blazo]

I can confirm that the eos gapps mentioned above is a great tip. They do work with the bionic. With pudding camera app the camera works and gps locks on in 3 seconds flat in maps. I will enjoy this great Hashcode build. Thank you Hashcode and Aldroid33 for the gapps tip.

Where can i get them? Link porfavor?

[milski65]

I found the EOS Xoom only dated 12/16. Nothing mentioned about non-neon devices. Can one of you confirm MD5 starting c94d7799 and ending with 7adcffe? It would be much appreciated.

[TeenFaces]

Where can i get them? Link porfavor?

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.....The gapps I used are here, The one for xoom only.

[milski65]

Thanks teen. Just finishing set up now. Is the ripple effect I see when scrolling normal?

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[TeenFaces]

I don't see ripple scrolling, but I'm using Launcher 8.

[milski65]

Hmm maybe. I see it in tibu, contacts, ect. I'll give it a while and wipe again if it persists. Thanks for the heads up.

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[milski65]

I'll be dammed if I can find usb debugging. Any help?

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[TeenFaces]

I'll be dammed if I can find usb debugging. Any help?

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Open Settings, then go to phone details (where u can see kernel, Android-version etc) all the way at the bottom then just tap your Build number 7 times

[milski65]

Well, well well. Thanks again teen.

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