Last Updated on Dec 26, 2022
![wpid-2013_10_31_00.29.03.png](https://blog.sophielabuf.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/wpid-2013_10_31_00.29.03-168x300.png)
![wpid-Screenshot_2013-10-18-22-28-33.png](https://blog.sophielabuf.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/wpid-Screenshot_2013-10-18-22-28-33-168x300.png)
What I’ve done:
- Flashed a rooted stock ROM – JB 4.2.2-MF9 using an Odin One-Click provided by Rwilco12 at XDA.
- Enabled custom boot animations.
- Enabled init.d scripts.
FAQ:
- Q: Are you going to remount the SanDisk to /sdcard and the internal SD card to /data/sdext2 like I did with my S2?
A: Assuming the data partition is still severely gimped, you bet! Just as soon as I figure out how JB 4.2.2 mounts the internal SD card… and I will figure it out.
A: Turns out I don’t need to /data and /sdcard share the same partition. - Q: How did you enable custom boot animations?
A: I replaced /system/bin/bootanimation with one from a custom ROM (Blu Kuban S4) and fixed its user/group (root/shell) and permissions (755). - Q: How did you enable init.d scripts.
A: I added /system/etc/install-recovery.sh that executes the init.d scripts. - Q: How did you get an Android Weather widget on your PIN lock screen?
A: Xposed with the module Samsung Multiple Widgets.