I found a software named Droid Explorer that lets you sign Packages and Packages are usually Updates. So i signed the Droids 2.0.1 Stock Rom and Renamed it to PB00IMG.zip and restarted my phone in the safe mode and it started loading... I want to know if i continue will it brick my phone or will it Really run the Droids 2.0.1 Software. And if so could this lead to the Rooting off the Eris.
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I can't apply the market updat - just rooted. Never had this problem. I was on leak 2.v3 and did the new root method. Worked okay, would like to just go back to stock If I can.
View 18 Replies View RelatedNew Moto Droid X here. When attempting to install the new 5.0 version of "My Verizon" app I get this error when installing. "Installation error, Package was not signed correctly. I have rebooted and all that good stuff still not working. And there is no way to uninstall and reinstall being that this app comes factory on the x.
View 13 Replies View RelatedWe all talk about the issues with the signed boot loader and not being able to create roms. Is anyone good even working on this? I haven't seem any Dev's even on here discussing plans. Are we all waiting around for nothing or is it being worked on?
View 13 Replies View RelatedAnyone know if the Droid X is gonna launch with a signed or unsigned boot-loader? If its signed I'll seriously consider passing on this phone for something thats gonna have an active mod community.
View 10 Replies View Relatedi just installed an update to google maps. then i tried to open the maps and a screen popped up that says: Installation error: package file was not signed correctly.
This same exact thing popped up in google maps when i first opened it after flashing to smoked glass v6. but it worked fine. this time though it just made me reinstall google maps and it will not install. whats going on?
If I go cheap and don't pay the $xx or so for a real VerifySign certificate, and just use a self-signed certificate to sign my app, will it appear as a second-class citizen on the Android Market? Specially, will the user get a prompt like "this app is signed by a possibly untrustyworthy scheming bastard, do you still want to risk your life install it"? If not now, will such a policy be enforced in the future?
View 4 Replies View Relatedwhat's the difference being "Export Signed Application Package" and "Export Unsigned Application Package"? Under 'Signing for Public Release' in the dev guide it says you must:
1. Compile the application in release mode 2. Obtain a suitable private key 3. *Sign* the application with your private key
But then it continues:
"To prepare your application for release...To export an unsigned .apk from Eclipse, right-click the project in the Package Explorer and select Android Tools > Export Unsigned Application Package."
But below this under "Compiling and signing with Eclipse ADT" it says to "To create a signed .apk, right-click the project in the Package Explorer and select Android Tools > Export Signed Application Package...When you complete the Export Wizard, you'll have a signed .apk that's ready for distribution"
Do I need my app signed or unsigned for distribution on market place?
This is not a question about how to sign an .apk file. I want to know what does signing actually means and how it is implemented.
Inside the .apk file there is META-INF folder and inside that there are two files.
First one is CERT.SF contains SHA1 hashes for various components and looks like this:
Name: res/layout/main.xml
SHA1-Digest: Cox/T8fN1X9Hv4VqjH9YKqc/MsM=
Name: AndroidManifest.xml
SHA1-Digest: wZ418H9Aix1LNch3ci7c+cHyuZc=
Name: resources.arsc
SHA1-Digest: P+uoRrpFyVW6P3Wf+4vuR2ZSuXY=
Name: classes.dex
SHA1-Digest: cN3zXtGii9zuTOkBqDTLymeMZQI=
There is also a file called CERT.RSA. I assume it is the public key to verify the signature.
My question is, where is the signature for the whole .apk file is stored? And what is actually signed? It could be either .apk file used as a single binary object and this is signed or CERT.SF is signed which contains individual hashes for different components. It would be also much better if you can point me to the documentation of the detailed signing and verification process.
My app developed on sdk 1.1 was fine to install on g1 1.1 - direct from eclipse run - as exported unsigned - as the .apk from the /bin. now i developing it on sdk 1.5 - works direct from eclipse run - DOES NOT install the exported unsigned - DOES NOT install the exported signed (not prob while signing) - only install the .apk from the /bin. when i try to manual sign the .apk from the /bin i get a zip error from jarsigner.
View 6 Replies View RelatedI'm using the Email application. I get a "non-trusted certificate" error when setting up mail for IMAP. This is expected because I generally self-sign my certs. Though, what is not expected is that there seems to be no mechanism to accept non-trusted server certificates. No self-sign certs? That's a deal breaker. There has got to be a work-a-round.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI want to know How to unsign the signed apk file?
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I nearly never use debug and so always when i switch between my developing app and the app i publish i have to deinstall the app. quit nerving.
Would be way cool if there is an option to automate the signing so i always work with the same packet.
I've uploaded my first apk to Google Play, made with processing 2.03.
I used this guide to sign: http:[url].....After a few hours, when the app was visible, when trying to install, I get the "package was not signed correctly". I'v tried it on another device rather than the one used for testing and I have the same issue.
1. is there a way to test apk's faster? It could take up to 12-24 hours for the new apk to be updated on Google Play, and that's what I have to wait to see if I now signed my apk correctly.
2. can you download the app and see if you get that issue?
3. does it matter what information you input when you create the release key using jdk? I mean, does google check against information you use in your Google Play publisher's account and then gives that error?
4. is there an alternate way of signing my apk?
I am using win 7 64 bit, latest jdk7 at the time of writing, latest android sdk with just api level 10 installed, latest version of apache ant (installed manually).
i have downloaded several drivers, all are .inf format for Win764BIT because i am under Win864BIT .. but when i am trying to install the driver via device manager it says the drivers are not digitally signed .. and when i try using SP Flash Tool to test to flash stock rom to my currently working device .. it does not start, so i think it is not detected .. I am using a PH Version of CUBOT C11 (MT 6572) Device .. i can't try to make it work.
View 9 Replies View RelatedSo can't tell if this is a bug in a new update or something basically every time I don't use the Youtube app for more than 5 mins it signs me out. Then when I open it Youtube signs me in for another 5 mins. Screenshots from EVO buts its also happening on Note ii
I found out it signs me out after I end the process (like closing it in multitasking)
Things I did to try to fix this ..
Force stop Youtube and remove all user data/cache
Completly factory reset without backing up any system apps or anything to do with Google
Removed Google account, and add it again
Wipe Just Cache
Use a modified Youtube app
I need to do is download some basic text-based and image files from a web server that has a self-signed SSL certificate. I have been trying to figure out how to use HttpClient to do this, but getting the SSL to work is a nightmare that seems to be way too much trouble for such a simple task. Is there a better way to perform these file downloads? Perhaps through a WebView or Browser feature? Reinventing the wheel of making a simple HTTPS GET request is a major pain, and is significantly holding up my development schedule.
View 3 Replies View RelatedThe version below is the Signed RUU, flashing this version can cause you to lose your root access.
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User at your own risk! Rooted users, if you flash this. You will lose your root! I suggest you wait for a dev and non-dev to come out with your fav ROM. The version below you can flash on your phone so you won't lose your Root.
I have an email wanting to localise an APK. But I have to email him/ her a signed APK. Is that safe, I mean can they access my merchant account or something horrible like that if they get my key store?
View 5 Replies View RelatedI downloaded the Google Earth link successfully prior to it being available in the Market, and I've used it with no problem. After seeing it in the Market, I figured I'd go ahead and download the Market version, so I'd get updates. However, I can't get a successful download after 10 tries. It keeps saying application not signed, download unsuccessful. Do I need to uninstall my third party link off the phone first? Has anyone else had this problem? Would my current version of Google Earth get update notifications since it didn't come from the Market?
View 4 Replies View RelatedIf I put a second Yahoo! mail account on my HTC Desire am I automatically signed out when flicking between them? I only ask because the better half has her account on it now and is worried she'll be logged in permanently.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI signed up to test out the Skyfire browser for android and was not chosen. Has anyone been accepted? If so, how is it? Can you post a video? Upload the apk?
View 1 Replies View RelatedA small percentage of our users are getting a package not signed correctly error when installing our app that was downloaded from the Market. They can't re-download from the Market, so we are having to get them to download and install it from our site, which works fine. It seems to happen to maybe 1% of our users, and only for our paid app, not for the free one (at least that we've heard of, naturally the paid users are going to contact us more than the free ones). I'm guessing it's a problem when the download is corrupted for some reason, but in that case shouldn't the Market let them re-download it and try again? Anyone else seeing this? You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Android Developers" group. To post to this group, send email to android-developers @googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to android-developers+ unsubscribe @googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at ttp://groups. google.com /group/android-developers?hl=en
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have been a Java programmer/instructor since Java was Oak (which is the development name for Java).
Where can one find how to use eclipse to sign an app for release? I have found several how to docs/web sites, but not detailed enough for a newbie to this android world.
I have a screen that comes up that wants the Alias, organizational unit, etc... what are valid values for these entries?
I'm trying to hack an apk.My first step was to use apk multi tool, and to just decompile and recompile it.No error appears during those steps.But this new apk won't install on my phone !
If I check difference between the two apk:all xml files are differents .RSA and .SF have not the same name classes.dex, resources.arsc and manifest.mf are differents.I don't understand those difference. how to recompile a proper version ?
This app is a french app that shows speed cameras on the road. However this app is now only showing a big zone and not the exact location for france. But it stills show precise location for other countries, so obfuscation is done at the apk level, and I already found where it is in the code, so i'd like to bypass it and recompile a "special' version
I just got my new HTC Magic ?Maybe a very cool phone? I have a serious problem that I hope someone can help me with or maybe lead me in some direction. I want to sync with my companies Exchange server (exchange 2007) but every time I try I get this error message: ?Error: failed to create account. Please try again later? any ideas? I have been searching the web for a week now ? but no luck. Maybe the problem is related to a certificate problem since we are using a self-signed root certificate and I am not able to import it (like on a Iphone or MS WinMoblie) Maybe someone knows how to import a root-certificate?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am facing to android application signing problem. My application contains Google MapView. When I compile the app and run on the emulator, MapView works fine. But signed the app, MapView doesn't work. I've get Google Map API. This works on the simulator. I could sign the app once 2 months ago. Then I've upgraded the app. Now I need to sign the app again. Actually I don't know why signed app's mapView doesn't work. How to fix it?
I used following steps when sign the app: Run Eclipse. Select the project. Right Click -> Android Tools -> Export Signed Application Package -> Then Filled forms. (In forms, Validity years: 200, and all passwords are same.)
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View 20 Replies View RelatedAnyone else have this problem? Tried to update Google Maps from market, got the above error. See under my username (to left) for specs.
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