It is supported on devices that use either ARM or Intel CPUs and works on "strange" devices (including Google Glass).
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It is designed to work on Android versions 2.3 or above, but will work on any "equivalent" versions (systems like CyanogenMod or the Kindle Fire use their own versioning schemes).
Substrate has been tested fairly extensively. Users should keep in mind that Substrate includes a safety feature: by holding down the volume-up button on your device you can disable Substrate while it is attempting to load these modifications (such as while it is turning on and starting) this will give you an opportunity to use Google Play to uninstall things that might be broken. If possible, I'd recommend having a backup of your device handy I'd also recommend being setup with a recovery mode image that allows you to easily delete Substrate. While I've spent a bunch of time testing it on a bunch of devices with many versions of Android, there is always the possibility that there's something unique to your setup that causes an incompatibility.
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*IMPORTANT*: Substrate for Android is new. These kinds of changes carry an inherent risk: changes to the underlying software being modified may break the modifications ("extensions") you install. Products that use Substrate are able to modify any other program, whether it came with your phone or was installed later, or whether it was developed by Google or by a third-party developer. Instead, it should be thought of as enabling your device to support other things you may install. Due to limitations of the Google Play Store it must be installed separately, but its primary purpose is to support other products: users should not expect Substrate itself to do anything interesting. Substrate is a platform for customizing software. There is no harm in running Substrate and seeing if the workaround is possible: that's detected.) (June 2nd now: it seems a small number of Samsung devices have a similar issue, and Substrate correctly detects that it canot use the same workaround I will work on a new solution, likely one that solves both of these use cases at the same time. There is also an irritation with many HTC devices Substrate has a new workaround in it as of June 1st () that should allow it to work on these systems. Substrate may be incompatible with your device (such as missing symbols), but will attempt to detect this. *NOTE*: Substrate requires you to have "root" access on your device. Description of Cydia Substrate (from google play)
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