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Hi,
I'm searching a posiibility to show the Hspa-icon on a rootet stock-rom. What I have to do, to see the H instead of 3G if hspa is available.
Thanks for your help and best regards.
Handymeister
Change your radio....
al_madd said:
Change your radio....
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Could you explain this? I use actual KF1 on my 2.3.6-rom. I have always a hspa-connection, but the icon shows always "3G" only
See my rom ...http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1284643
Handymeister said:
Could you explain this? I use actual KF1 on my 2.3.6-rom. I have always a hspa-connection, but the icon shows always "3G" only
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Try change to KD1...
learn from here..
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1116884
HSPA icon needs to be enabled first in order to be shown in the status bar. Sorry don't know where I forgot it.
Please do not post questions in the development section. This forum is for roms, kernels and guides.
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It shows 3g because the framework is set to not differentiate by default. It's a simple boolean in the framework Res XML. You could garb the source for your build, change the value and rebuild. Alternatively decompile. Edit the Res file. Repack and recompile. Push via recovery.
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Hi guys
wont let me post this in the development section on the actual thread due to only posted a few times.
how and where do i write this in on astro file manager, to the build prop, or shall i use a different application to do it?
# pyramid RF team request
ro.ril.enable.dtm=0
ro.ril.gprsclass=12
ro.ril.hsdpa.category=14
ro.ril.hsupa.category=7
ro.ril.hsxpa=3
Try. Adding. It to build.prop
Thanks, Tom
Use a file browser like root browser. Then go to system, build prop, then choose edit text. Find the build prop line your supposed to edit then place in the code you want to edit. That's how I'd do it.
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realsis said:
Use a file browser like root browser. Then go to system, build prop, then choose edit text. Find the build prop line your supposed to edit then place in the code you want to edit. That's how I'd do it.
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Is there any way of knowing whether what I have done is correct or not?
Can someone help me out with changing the keyboards "-" to "~"
I just can't seem to figure it out
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This should hold you in good stead:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1242993&highlight=keyboard+hex
I added to that thread toward the end with some of my own hacks. It can be tricky, but there are downloadable files that you could modify to serve your own needs.
Jake
jakfish said:
This should hold you in good stead:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1242993&highlight=keyboard+hex
I added to that thread toward the end with some of my own hacks. It can be tricky, but there are downloadable files that you could modify to serve your own needs.
Jake
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I no longer have a computer to do this an I have no clue what this charater is called "~"
Is there a way I can do it with out have to use computer?
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immorality said:
Is there a way I can do it with out have to use computer?
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If you want your own hack, I don't believe so--unless there's a hex editor for Android available someplace. You can sometimes plain-text edit the actual keys to call other actual keys. For instance, I hacked one key file to replace the voice call button with a TAB, and that procedure did not need hex editing
I do believe the character you want is called a "tilde." If so, then chaostic_2k1's hacked bin has [email protected] producing a tilde--I can confirm that on my own SK4G.
IF that fits your needs, you could download his files from here, then copy over to specific sys directory without a computer (I assume you're rooted, etc).
EDIT: if that's the character you want, my own hacked file on that thread will also produce it via [email protected]
Jake
jakfish said:
If you want your own hack, I don't believe so--unless there's a hex editor for Android available someplace. You can sometimes plain-text edit the actual keys to call other actual keys. For instance, I hacked one key file to replace the voice call button with a TAB, and that procedure did not need hex editing
I do believe the character you want is called a "tilde." If so, then chaostic_2k1's hacked bin has [email protected] producing a tilde--I can confirm that on my own SK4G.
IF that fits your needs, you could download his files from here, then copy over to specific sys directory without a computer (I assume you're rooted, etc).
EDIT: if that's the character you want, my own hacked file on that thread will also produce it via [email protected]
Jake
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Alright thanks ahah ill still try to me it cuz I'm use to hittin - but ill use yours for now
An yours is a flashable ? sorry I say this cuz I see its .zip
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immorality said:
An yours is a flashable ?
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Nah, it's just .bin files, no need for cwm, etc. Go to the listed directory in /sys, rename the original files and copy over the new ones. Reboot.
Jake
Hi everyone,
I'm trying to edit the settings.smali and get app ops by similar to this method. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=52781401.
This is running Sense 6, 4.4.2 on the Verizon m8 rooted and S-off
I've been able to get the settings.smali but I'm stuck now on what I need to edit.
Any suggestions on what needs to be changed wither in the setting.smali or other locations to get the App ops back would be greatly appreciated.
https://github.com/Cygnuz/Settings/blob/master/Settings.smali
Edit: I would ask Calkulin. He is a pretty knowledgeable guy. Send him a PM with a link to your questions. He is pretty down to earth.
Other than that I dont know my self.
I would also ask the mods to move this to Q/A instead of Development.
@mcluvn has it turned on in his ROM here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/member.php?u=1913379
You would always just diff the settings APK after decompile and figure it out that way.
However I am not condoning the usage of someone elses mods in your own work with out appropriate permissions.
Ask the skyfall rom dev. I'm sure he'd help and he has it enabled in his latest build which is pretty close to stock.
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Thanks for the feedback.
I have reached out to the peeps recommended.
Once I get the information unless asked otherwise I will be sure to share.
Bhodi said:
Thanks for the feedback.
I have reached out to the peeps recommended.
Once I get the information unless asked otherwise I will be sure to share.
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Sounds good!
It's actually much more simple, I am in bed but tmw I'll post the edit needed. It's adding a string and adding some code to the security setting header .xml
(Feel free to compare against mine until I post the edits)
Edit:
These two edit's will have it show up in settings > security (although, you can put it in any header .xml you choose, really)
Add this to (go to the bottom of the .xml and add it there) res/values/strings.xml
Code:
<string name="app_ops_settings_summary">Manage app permissions</string>
(feel free to change this to your liking, "Manage app ops" Manage App Permissions", etc)
Add this to res/xml/security_settings_misc.xml
Code:
<Preference android:title="@string/app_ops_settings" android:key="app_ops_summary" android:summary="@string/app_ops_settings_summary" android:fragment="com.android.settings.applications.AppOpsSummary" />
BAM! You are the man Andy!! :victory:
Thanks everyone again for the help and support with this!
Bhodi said:
BAM! You are the man Andy!! :victory:
Thanks everyone again for the help and support with this!
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More than welcome. Glad I could be of help.
Moved to Q&A forum.
Please don't start a thread in any dev forum unless you are releasing your own development work.
Thanks.
andybones said:
It's actually much more simple, I am in bed but tmw I'll post the edit needed. It's adding a string and adding some code to the security setting header .xml
(Feel free to compare against mine until I post the edits)
Edit:
These two edit's will have it show up in settings > security (although, you can put it in any header .xml you choose, really)
Add this to (go to the bottom of the .xml and add it there) res/values/strings.xml
Code:
<string name="app_ops_settings_summary">Manage app permissions</string>
(feel free to change this to your liking, "Manage app ops" Manage App Permissions", etc)
Add this to res/xml/security_settings_misc.xml
Code:
<Preference android:title="@string/app_ops_settings" android:key="app_ops_summary" android:summary="@string/app_ops_settings_summary" android:fragment="com.android.settings.applications.AppOpsSummary" />
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Did that on my M7 and couldn't access Settings-Security anymore afterwards. Kept getting Prozess stopped
fulishone said:
Did that on my M7 and couldn't access Settings-Security anymore afterwards. Kept getting Prozess stopped
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no fault of my own..
this is for the M8.
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no fault of my own..
this is for the M8.
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Is the procedure different for the M7?
fulishone said:
Is the procedure different for the M7?
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Yes, means you messed up somewhere..
upload it here I'll edit it for you, all i ask is you thank my post.
andybones said:
Yes, means you messed up somewhere..
upload it here I'll edit it for you, all i ask is you thank my post.
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Hi andybones, thank you for the effort. Attached you will find the file. Would it be possible to make AppsOps show in Settings directly underneath Apps?
Best regards
fulishone said:
Hi andybones, thank you for the effort. Attached you will find the file. Would it be possible to make AppsOps show in Settings directly underneath Apps?
Best regards
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Sorry, the procure is the same for M7/M8, I don't know why I said they weren't.
You were most likely doing the part that is quoted above, but you also need to add text into res/strings.xml for the text that shows up.
I don't see "Apps" in Settings, do you mean in the Settings Menu under "App manager"? It's possible, yes - but far more work than this simple MOD.
This should work fine, install how ever your feel fit.
I suggest in a flashable.zip flashed in custom recovery.
AppOps should now be found in Settings > Security.
Also it seems but no smali in the code, that you are running an odex stock ROM?
This could be the issue if it doesn't work. but it should work just fine.
andybones said:
Sorry, the procure is the same for M7/M8, I don't know why I said they weren't.
You were most likely doing the part that is quoted above, but you also need to add text into res/strings.xml for the text that shows up.
I don't see "Apps" in Settings, do you mean in the Settings Menu under "App manager"? It's possible, yes - but far more work than this simple MOD.
This should work fine, install how ever your feel fit.
I suggest in a flashable.zip flashed in custom recovery.
AppOps should now be found in Settings > Security.
Also it seems but no smali in the code, that you are running an odex stock ROM?
This could be the issue if it doesn't work. but it should work just fine.
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Yes, I suppose something went wrong when trying to deodex the rom. Was my first try and I am not sure I did everything correctly. Any advise?
Must be rooted. Edit build.prop persist.splitwindow .support_all
open system folder
-scroll to build.prop (past folders)
-copy/make backup
-open as text in text editor
-scroll to persist.splitwindow.support_all
-change value to true
- save and reboot
Depending on your app/tool you may need to copy build.prop somewhere, edit and replace old one in system with edited version.
Enjoy.
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mjgspr95 said:
Must be rooted. Edit build.prop persist.splitview.support_all, change value to true and reboot. If someone already discovered this I couldn't find it...
Enjoy.
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Mine says splitwindow but it works!
Thanks!
That's correct... My memory is in a tequila bottle.
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rooted but can't find build.prop
I'm rooted but having trouble finding build.prop to edit so I can have all apps on split screen. I just came over from HTC my and that was a difficult phone to root so I feel I can do it on this OS but I'm just asking if you can give me a step by step walk through. Any help would be greatly appreciated and thanked.
mjgspr95 said:
Must be rooted. Edit build.prop persist.splitwindow .support_all, change value to true and reboot. If someone already discovered this I couldn't find it...
Enjoy.
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You need a good file manager with system access or an app or an app to edit build.prop. I use rom toolbox pro. Root Explorer is a good option I've used before too.
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I tried root Explorer, but the editor says that the file is too big and week not save changes...
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thanks but still having problems
I downloaded the app you suggested but I am still having trouble finding the build prop. I'm not sure where I am too look. Thanks for the help thus far.
QUOTE=mjgspr95;54316205]You need a good file manager with system access or an app or an app to edit build.prop. I use rom toolbox pro. Root Explorer is a good option I've used before too.
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-open system folder
-scroll to build.prop (past folders)
-copy/make backup
-open as text in text editor
-scroll to persist.splitwindow.support_all
-change value to true
- save and reboot
Depending on your app/tool you may need to copy build.prop somewhere, edit and replace old one in system with edited version.
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Working great, thanks! What kind of order are the apps in? Mine seems pretty random.
Random also
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I didn't make this, but it works. Props to XabdullahX for making this.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3/themes-apps/app-multiwindow-mod-t2819978
I dont have persist.splitwindow in my build prop.. What should i do
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mjgspr95 said:
-open system folder
-scroll to build.prop (past folders)
-copy/make backup
-open as text in text editor
-scroll to persist.splitwindow.support_all
-change value to true
- save and reboot
Depending on your app/tool you may need to copy build.prop somewhere, edit and replace old one in system with edited version.
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mjgspr95 great info - Might want to edit the OP to show the procedure and possibly change the title to [GUIDE] How to enable all apps in SplitView just to make it easier to find for people and keep the forums organized - also I am pretty sure this should be in General. But thank you for the info - it worked great for me.
and for those who are looking for a file browser - might want to check out ROOT Explorer
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I dont have persist.splitwindow in my build prop.. What should i do
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I bet you are trying to use Root Explorer to edit the file. Unfortunately the file size is too big and Root Explorer A) won't even show the entire file's contents and B) won't let you save the file even if the right commands were editable......
You have to find another alternative. Personally I pushed the file out of the phone, edited it on my computer, and pushed it back to the phone. It worked fine.
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neverends said:
and for those who are looking for a file browser - might want to check out ROOT Explorer
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As much as I like (and also recommend) Root Explorer, it won't work with the build.prop file as it is too big for the Root Explorer text editor.
neverends said:
mjgspr95 great info - Might want to edit the OP to show the procedure and possibly change the title to [GUIDE] How to enable all apps in SplitView just to make it easier to find for people and keep the forums organized - also I am pretty sure this should be in General. But thank you for the info - it worked great for me.
and for those who are looking for a file browser - might want to check out ROOT Explorer
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I use root explorer as well. I didn't realize that the text editor cant handle that large of a file... Anyway this is the way that I got around it on my Mac:
On Mac:
adb pull /system/build.prop .
vi build.prop
<Make changes>
adb push ./build.prop /mnt/sdcard/
On phone:
Remount /system RW in Root explorer
Rename /system/build.prop to /system/build.prop.bak
Move /sdcard/build.prop to /system/build.prop
Reboot
You could always just download build prop editor from the play store and it works and is easy.
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Edited the build.prop file. Ended up soft bricking my phone. Was able to reset but not fun.
This is an app that doesn't require mucking with build prop. Works well for me.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2707310&page=6
Are this from my thread?? Credit??
spiderio said:
Are this from my thread?? Credit??
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This thread is older than yours. (At least older than the one that I found.)