Usage issue

[ako2345]

What should I do after moving ZeroSMS-signed.apk to /system/app? Should I send SMS via default messenger?

[virtualabs]

Hi,

normally you should have a new ZeroSMS app in your apps screen :). If not,
that means it is not correctly installed.

Regards,

Damien

On Fri, Nov 29, 2013 at 11:18 AM, Alex notifications@github.com wrote:

What should I do after moving ZeroSMS-signed.apk to /system/app? Should I
send SMS via default messenger?

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[ako2345]

Error "App not installed" after trying to launch ZeroSMS-signed.apk on rooted Motorola A660.

[virtualabs]

Are you using CyanogenMod ? Sounds like a bad certificate.

On Fri, Nov 29, 2013 at 12:53 PM, Alex notifications@github.com wrote:

Error "App not installed" after trying to launch ZeroSMS-signed.apk on
rooted Motorola A660.

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[ako2345]

I am trying to launch it on Lenovo A660 (not Motorola). There is no CyanogenMod there, it was rooted when I bought the phone. What to do with a bad certificate?

[virtualabs]

Okay,

ZeroSMS must be signed with the system certificate to be allowed to run as
a system application. This is mandatory because this application needs to
run inside the com.android.phone process, therefore to be part of the
system apps and signed with the same certificate.

If you own the private key of the certificate, you'll be able to sign the
unsigned version of the APK to make it run on your device. If not, there is
no way to install ZeroSMS on your device.

Damien

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I am trying to launch it on Lenovo A660 (not Motorola). There is no
CyanogenMod there, it was rooted when I bought the phone. What to do with a
bad certificate?

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[bzSega]

Where i can get system certificate for signing apk. I want to instal in Cyanogen 10.
I'm using CyanogenMod 10.2.
I tried to push downloaded ZeroSMS-signed.apk. It is installed and i saw ZeroSMS-signed.apk in /system/app/ but i didn't see it in app's list .

[ianpaine]

I've also had no luck with CyanogenMod 7.2 & 9

EDIT

Sign it yourself with the script and certs provided, confirmed working on 7.2, 9 & 10.1.3 with an old GS2

[bzSega]

I have got certs from https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_build/tree/cm-10.2/target/product/security .
I have installed ZeroSMS-signed.apl it into /system/app but didn't see it in launcher apps list.

[ianpaine]

I just used the certs which are in the repo with the sign script, ran it on the unsigned version and it works for me.

Have you read this:

http://virtualabs.fr/Class-0-SMS-reloaded

[gadaffy78]

is there any way to simply post the certificate with the .0 file for easily add it to the cacerts folder? for a noob like mi it took a week, and i did not managed to install the apk, or to sign it... :( What kind of certs from what repo? @ianpaine?

On Friday, December 6, 2013 6:02 PM, ianpaine notifications@github.com wrote:

I just used the certs which are in the repo with the sign script, ran it on the unsigned version and it works for me.
Have you read this:
http://virtualabs.fr/Class-0-SMS-reloaded
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