[MOD] Patched Google Wallet (TW/AOSP/Odexed/Deodexed) ***Updated with Video***

Patched Google Wallet for Verizon Galaxy S4

Description: This method (nearly identical to my previous thread for the Verizon Galaxy S III) will help you get Google Wallet working on yourVerizon[ Galaxy S4, regardless if you have a TouchWiz-based ROM or AOSP-based and whether it's Odexed or Deodexed. This should also work on AT&T/Sprint/T-Mobile Galaxy S4 as well.

Please Note: In order to use this method you need to be rooted and have a custom recovery (1, 2, or 3).


Video Demos of the Full Process (Courtesy of 17akota and DroidModd3rX)

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Downloads (Version R96 v16)

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TouchWiz Only - Download Link AOSP Only - Download Link

How to Apply Mod - Method A

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1. Make sure you have no Google Wallet pre-installed, or if you do, reset data on it 2. Once you have reset the data, go to the Wallet app in your Application Manager 3. Select to "Clear Cache", then to "Clear Data" 4. If you see "Uninstall Updates", select that button, but if you see "Disable" button leave it alone 5. Using a root explorer and text editor, change build.prop lines to correspond to this Code: ro.product.model=Galaxy Nexus ro.product.name=yakju ro.product.device=maguro 6. Keep an old version as a backup 7. Copy the TouchWiz or AOSP zip file for the mod to your phone/SD Card 8. Reboot into your recovery and flash the Google Wallet mod 9. Boot back into the OS and open Xposed Installer app (should be installed after flash) 10. Select "Install/Update" and allow root access if it asks 11. Reboot your device 12. Download and install Paul's Xposed Wallet apk 13. Launch Xposed Installer app again and go to the "Modules" tab 14. Enable the module by checking the checkbox for it 15. Reboot your device again 16. Now open Google Wallet and setup everything as needed (PIN/Security/Cards, etc...) 17. After it is all setup and working, change your modified build.prop back to the below lines Code: ro.product.model=SCH-I545 ro.product.name=jfltevzw ro.product.device=jfltevzw 18. Reboot your phone normally one last time and you will be all set

How to Apply Mod - Method B

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1. Make sure you have no Google Wallet pre-installed, or if you do, reset data on it 2. Once you have reset the data, go to the Wallet app in your Application Manager 3. Select to "Clear Cache", then to "Clear Data" 4. If you see "Uninstall Updates", select that button, but if you see "Disable" button leave it alone 5. Download "scripts.zip" file attached to OP below 6. Extract it on your computer 7. Install GScript Lite app from the Play Store 8. Make a folder on your Internal Storage (not SD Card) called "gscript" 9. Copy both scripts over to this folder 10. Launch GScript Lite 11. Add the scripts into the app (Menu key, Add Script, Load file, etc..) 12. Edit.sh will edit build.prop to modified and Stock.sh brings it back to stock 13. Run the Edit script (it's okay if GScript force closes) 14. Copy the TouchWiz or AOSP zip file for the mod to your phone/SD Card 15. Reboot into your recovery and flash the Google Wallet mod 16. Boot back into the OS and open Xposed Installer app (should be installed after flash) 17. Select "Install/Update" and allow root access if it asks 18. Reboot your device again 19. Download and install Paul's Xposed Wallet apk 20. Launch Xposed Installer app again and go to the "Modules" tab 21. Enable the module by checking the checkbox for it 22. Reboot your device again 23. Now open Google Wallet and setup everything as needed (PIN/Security/Cards, etc...) 24. After it is all setup, launch GScript Lite and run the Stock.sh script 25. Reboot your phone normally one last time and you will be all set

When Changing Roms

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1. Open Google Wallet 2. Press the Menu key on your device 3. Select "Settings" 4. Select "Reset Google Wallet app" 5. Select "Reset" button 6. Flash your new ROM and/or wipe as needed 7. Follow Method A or B again from the beginning

Updating to New Version Anytime

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1. Follow Method A (steps #4 and 5) or B (steps #9 and 12) 2. Reboot your device 3. Open the Play Store and update Google Wallet 4. Open Google Wallet and test everything is working 5. If all is good, follow Method A (step #16) or B (step #23) 6. Reboot your device again and confirm everything still working