[MOD] 4.2 clock for CM10

[Guest kyan31]

This is the 4.2 clock, ported from 4.2 to 4.1 devices. I did not make this, so I take no credit whatsoever.

NOTICE: THIS HAS ONLY BEEN TESTED ON CM10. IT MAY OR MAY NOT WORK ON OTHER ROMS.

Update: Alarm clock now works! All you have to do is clear the data for the original clock, delete it using a root explorer, and then flash the JB clock in recovery.

Make sure you wipe cache in mounts and storage, and wipe dalvik cache before you flash it. You can also do a nandroid backup just to be safe, but I doubt you really need to.

I recommend you use the apk if you are trying to install this on a non-jellybean ROM. If you are going to flash it, make a nandroid backup first.

Flashable Zip:

http://d-h.st/2ll

Apk (Move to System/app):

http://www.mediafire.com/?zd0prgm172hi1h4

XDA Thread:

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1969617

Thanks 'TheDarkDefender' for porting this :D

Edited December 14, 2012 by kyan31

[Guest kyan31]

Screenshots:

Sorry if they are low quality, I'm using tapatalk right now :P

[Guest fraska]

Thx a lot ;)

[Guest kyan31]

Thx a lot ;)

Your welcome ^_^

[Guest kyan31]

Hmm I probably should of checked this. Unfortunately, the alarm doesn't seem to work :(

[Guest kyan31]

I just realized the cm10 clock has a timer and lap counter built in. Just swipe to the left.

I guess I didn't need the 4.2 clock after all :P

[Guest grizzlyflea]

4.2 still looks MUCH nicer

[Guest kyan31]

4.2 still looks MUCH nicer

True, but the alarm function doesn't seem to work so the inbuilt one is better.

[Guest Rattonboy]

working fantastically! thanks a lot Kyan31 ;) +1

[Guest jsevi83]

Yes, it's working great in CM10. You have to remove the default clock app and purge its settings, then install this. Thanks a lot.

[Guest kyan31]

Is the alarm working for you guys?

[Guest jsevi83]

Is the alarm working for you guys?

Yes it is, woke me up this morning. You need to uninstall the default clock application and purge its settings first.

[Guest kyan31]

Yes it is, woke me up this morning. You need to uninstall the default clock application and purge its settings first.

What do you mean by 'purge it's settings'?

[Guest tcpaulh]

What do you mean by 'purge it's settings'?

Clear app data

[Guest djalpha]

Yes it is, woke me up this morning. You need to uninstall the default clock application and purge its settings first.

+1 :D

[Guest blademaster123]

so does that mean the alarm worksthen?

[Guest kyan31]

so does that mean the alarm worksthen?

It seems so, yes :D

I'm gonna try it myself and then update the op

[Guest kyan31]

Update: Alarm clock now works! All you have to do is clear the data for the original clock, delete it using a root explorer, and then flash the JB clock in recovery.

Make sure you wipe cache in mounts and storage, and wipe dalvik cache before you flash it. You can also do a nandroid backup just to be safe, but I doubt you really need to.

[Guest emyjojo]

Installed. It works great. One question, has anyone managed to add a digital clock widget ? Is it even there? Thanks.

[Guest kyan31]

Installed. It works great. One question, has anyone managed to add a digital clock widget ? Is it even there? Thanks.

No I don't think the digital clock even exists on this. Just search for 4.2 digital clock widget on the play store.