How to ODEX your Android Devices ROM using Lucky Patcher App

If you know so many custom ROM for your Android devices and you ever install them, maybe you will notice that the ROM is on deODEXed state. Maybe the developers is deliberately did it to get some conditons for the users, like so it can be easily modded. Now here is tutorial how to ODEX your deODEXed Android devices ROM using Lucky Patcher app.

Some of Custom ROM i share for Samsung Galaxy V SM-G313HZ on this blog like Zentouch, HiTech, etc. is a deODEXed ROM too.

What is ODEX, deODEX, and the Benefits of each of them.

Requirements:
* Rooted.
* LUCKY PATCHER Android app.
* Backup (If you feel need it).
* Brains :v

Why we should / need using ODEX ROM in our Android smartphone

• ODEXing you ROM will bring more space in the internal memory. Because in ODEXed ROM, the system app Dalvik Cache will moved / remained to the system partition.
• It's up to you, if you love mod your Android smartphones using Apktools, it's better keep your ROM in deODEXed state. Because in the ODEXed ROM we can not get the smali folder in the apk file.
• If we just an casual user of Android smartphone (like me :D ) and have no intend in playing with apktool and modding the system, it's better for us to use the ODEXed ROM because it more stable.
• For you who like gaming, then this guide is right for you. Because using a deODEXed ROM in your Android smartphones will eat more RAM and more or less will affecting the game performance.

Steps how to ODEX your Android smartphones ROM without PC using Lucky Patcher app

To get maximal result, make sure you have 100 MB or more of empty space on your /system partition device. You can check it using disk monitoring app like DISK INFO PRO.apk. If you feel you have too little empty space on your system partition devices, you may want to delete some unused system app first.

How to Delete Bloatware / System Applications on Android Devices.

1. Download dan install the Lucky Patcher.apk app.
2. Open the Lucky Patcher app, go to "Toolbox" -> "ODEX all system apps...", and wait untill the process done.
3. Done! Reboot your Android smartphone (or reboot automatically).

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Inspired by :v : GalaxyVarchive Blog

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Author : Daryadi

Just a simple man with simple hobbies like playing games, listening music, and read about new things. Enjoying blogging as hobby since 2014 and later caught interest playing with his first Android smartphone since 2015, he then combined the two hobbies on this blog and it is a great time killer for him.

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