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This is for those who didn't know already
First of all download root explorer and Mount it as r/w.use it to edit these ROM files
To turn of capacitive button lights:
Go to system/lib/hw
There find lights.pico.so
Rename it to "lights" or anything.
Reboot.
To restore just rename it to lights.pico.so again and reboot.
To turn off capacitive buttons:
Go to system/use/key layout/himax-touchscreen.kl
Long press it and click open with text editor
Delete everything there
Reboot.
To restore , restore the backup of the file which is automatically created.
Now you may add nexus style buttons as posted by exonakidev. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2209559
I recommend changing the LCD density between 120-140 if you do so.
Now you may hide the capacitive buttons as you wish.
I used a ohp marker and its not very detectable.
You may also dismantle it and blacken it.
Re: (tut) how to disable capacitve buttons and turn of capacitive button lih(root nee
Couldn't you post this is exonaki's thread? Was starting a new topic so important?
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deepsagarj said:
Couldn't you post this is exonaki's thread? Was starting a new topic so important?
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Yep, for reasons I can't disclose here.
thanks man
thanks for the great info. ill try that soon
Thank you for using my tut.
I may add on some more features here.
running cm 10 here and i have tried it but still the buttons work
the softkeys still work except for that now i cant chng d brightness(aftr renAming lights.pico.so)
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salil.bajaj said:
the softkeys still work except for that now i cant chng d brightness(aftr renAming lights.pico.so)
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Thats for disabling the lights.
To turn off capacitive buttons:
Go to system/use/key layout/himax-touchscreen.kl
Long press it and click open with text editor
Delete everything there
Reboot.
Excellent job .......... !!
uhm, how do I change LCD density?
thekalpit said:
uhm, how do I change LCD density?
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Use Build Prop Editor from play store
Well... it worked for me on my Optimus G but it broke autobrightness and brightness settings and did not reverse when I put the file back. Did you test this or just tell people?
<CyberAnarchy> said:
This is for those who didn't know already
First of all download root explorer and Mount it as r/w.use it to edit these ROM files
To turn of capacitive button lights:
Go to system/lib/hw
There find lights.pico.so
Rename it to "lights" or anything.
Reboot.
To restore just rename it to lights.pico.so again and reboot.
To turn off capacitive buttons:
Go to system/use/key layout/himax-touchscreen.kl
Long press it and click open with text editor
Delete everything there
Reboot.
To restore , restore the backup of the file which is automatically created.
Now you may add nexus style buttons as posted by exonakidev. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2209559
I recommend changing the LCD density between 120-140 if you do so.
Now you may hide the capacitive buttons as you wish.
I used a ohp marker and its not very detectable.
You may also dismantle it and blacken it.
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Or using RootExplorer go to "sys/class/leds/button-backlight" (NOT LCD-BACKLIGHT) long press "max_brightness" Open in Text Editor, change 255 to 0 and save. Just said if anyone didn't know
Problem
Was able to turn the button backlight off, but then after rebooting I could not change the screen brightness. Also automatic brightness stopped working.
So had to restore ROM.
Using Flyrom v4 redefine.
Hi all, I'm hoping someone will be able to help me out.
I am running stock 4.4/rooted with TWRP 2.6.3.2 recovery.
I am looking for either a pre-packed mod or instructions of how to create the mod myself to allow the volume rocker to wake the Nexus 5.
I really miss this function from my Galaxy Nexus and I really don't like using the power button all the time...it just seems sensible to have this mod to spread the use of the buttons.
I'm sure people would agree that it is absolutely baffling that Google hasn't included this as standard in stock Android.
I used the following mod on my Galaxy Nexus:
[MOD][JWR66V] Add Screen Lock button to Statusbar - by: evilisto
I realise this is mainly aimed at adding the screen lock button but it also includes an option to enable volume rocker wake.
I then obviously used the options included in CM after this.
I have done various Google searches and searched the xda forums, there are various references and mod instructions, but nothing that refers to Nexus 5.
I also know that various custom ROMs have this function already, but I am wary of flashing anything currently with all the custom recovery problems people are having (including myself...I've already had to restore phone with factory image once), going to wait until recoveries are more stable.
Basically, I am hoping someone can point me in the direction of this mod if it already exists, or if not, instructions of how to carry out the mod myself. I would be interested to learn how to do it in fact, it would be rather satisfying to carry out the mod myself!
Many thanks in advance for your help everyone!!
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I haven't seen any patch for this yet, but a bunch of roms in the dev section have this built in. So either wait for a patch or install the whole rom.
peachpuff said:
I haven't seen any patch for this yet, but a bunch of roms in the dev section have this built in. So either wait for a patch or install the whole rom.
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Thanks for the reply, as I said though I am wary of flashing ROMs at the moment due to all the problems people are having with recoveries.
I am quite happy to create the mod myself, and share it with others if they would like to use it, but I need instructions of how to do it though.
I believe there are two different system files that need modifying to produce this effect?
It also seems that it is possible on both odexed and deodexed systems, but I am not 100% sure.
If it means the system needs to be deodexed for it to work, then you are right, I will be better to just take the plunge and flash a ROM with the mod included.
As there are a number of ROMs with the mod included, there must be a process to adding this functionality, and I would be very interested to find out how it is done. It is a learning exercise just as much as anything else for me.
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i remember when i was using my old phone, replace the file "android.policy.jar" udner system/framework
of coz thenew android.policy.jar is a mod from other rom with the function "volume wake". not sure if this helps...
got this link, not try yet.
[MOD] Volume wake mod for Android 4.4
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=47691484
hk_aquarius said:
i remember when i was using my old phone, replace the file "android.policy.jar" udner system/framework
of coz thenew android.policy.jar is a mod from other rom with the function "volume wake". not sure if this helps...
got this link, not try yet.
[MOD] Volume wake mod for Android 4.4
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=47691484
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Ah yes, I saw this too whilst searching for information...
Do we need to just replace the android.policy.jar with modified version or are there other steps to carry out, I have noticed other threads mentioning editing both...
/system/build.prop
and
/system/usr/keylayout/Generic.kl
Are these edits required as well in 4.4/Nexus 5 or can we just use modified android.policy.jar?
If this is the case, in theory you could pull this file from a custom ROM with the volume rocker wake mod included and replace it in your own system files and reboot?
Also...would these files taken from a deodexed ROM work on an odexed factory image?
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for my previous experience on u8800 (4.0.4) and mi2s (4.1.2), just need to replace "android.policy.jar" and remove odex file, then reboot; thus to enable volume rocker wake.
please backup the old set, .jar and odex file. in case of failure, will need to use adb to connect and then restore.
hk_aquarius said:
for my previous experience on u8800 (4.0.4) and mi2s (4.1.2), just need to replace "android.policy.jar" and remove odex file, then reboot; thus to enable volume rocker wake.
please backup the old set, .jar and odex file. in case of failure, will need to use adb to connect and then restore.
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That's interesting, thanks.
I assume when you reference the odex file you are referring to 'android.policy.odex'?
If this is the case, it does raise another question...
All the other files in framework are odexed, will the deodexed version of android.policy.jar work side by side with these?
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wilskywalker said:
That's interesting, thanks.
I assume when you reference the odex file you are referring to 'android.policy.odex'?
If this is the case, it does raise another question...
All the other files in framework are odexed, will the deodexed version of android.policy.jar work side by side with these?
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I am eager to give this a try but still need to know the answer to the above questions?
Basically, will adding a deodexed (android.policy.jar) element into the stock odexed framework cause issues?
Many thanks
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I tried it and it didnt really work, i pulled the jar file from a rom and copied it over and got some strange description when i pressed the power button, the vibration motor would go off every 5 seconds too.
I made sure to pull it from a ktm but perhaps the dev made some other changes that weren't compatible with my stock rom.
Don't be discouraged though, as long as you backup you'll be fine.
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peachpuff said:
I tried it and it didnt really work, i pulled the jar file from a rom and copied it over and got some strange description when i pressed the power button, the vibration motor would go off every 5 seconds too.
I made sure to pull it from a ktm but perhaps the dev made some other changes that weren't compatible with my stock rom.
Don't be discouraged though, as long as you backup you'll be fine.
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Thanks for giving this a try, normally I would already have tried myself, but as I said I have already had a complete nightmare with using custom recoveries on this phone so am a little more reluctant to experiment than usual.
I did wonder if this would cause issues. As you said in your post, it looks as though other changes were made to the android.policy.jar you used, that is my worry with any version of this file pulled from another ROM as I don't know what else this file is used for so there could be multiple other changes made that wouldn't then be compatible with a stock factory image.
I also still wonder if the odexed and deodexed files will work properly together as well? Is it the case that this mod is only possible on a deodexed system?
There must be a way of making this mod myself though, I would be happy to learn how to do it and make the changes myself, does anyone know how to do this, or can they point me in the direction of instructions of how to do so?
As always, thanks everyone!
Alright i finally got volume wake working but in a completely different way.
Install xposed framework http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=47771876&postcount=5621
Install modaco module http://d-h.st/PeV
Run module, goto htc one settings and enable volume wake, reboot and voila it works
Also suggest installing gravity box and xblast tools modules.
peachpuff said:
Alright i finally got volume wake working but in a completely different way.
Install xposed framework http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=47771876&postcount=5621
Install modaco module http://d-h.st/PeV
Run module, goto htc one settings and enable volume wake, reboot and voila it works
Also suggest installing gravity box and xblast tools modules.
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Very interesting work round, I will have to give it a go, thanks
I would still like to know how this mod is achieved via system edits rather than installing apk's, if anyone is aware? I am interested to learn!
Many thanks all
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wilskywalker said:
That's interesting, thanks.
I assume when you reference the odex file you are referring to 'android.policy.odex'?
If this is the case, it does raise another question...
All the other files in framework are odexed, will the deodexed version of android.policy.jar work side by side with these?
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i just tried it on nexus 5, it works!
hk_aquarius said:
i just tried it on nexus 5, it works!
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Hi there,
Can you please give some information about your system (odexed or deodexed/stock factory image or custom ROM etc)?
Also, could you outline exactly what you have done to get this working and what files you used and or modified?
This would be really useful...my plan if I can find out how this is done is to package it for others to use too...I cannot be the only person that wants this mod.
Many thanks for your help!
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wilskywalker said:
Hi there,
Can you please give some information about your system (odexed or deodexed/stock factory image or custom ROM etc)?
Also, could you outline exactly what you have done to get this working and what files you used and or modified?
This would be really useful...my plan if I can find out how this is done is to package it for others to use too...I cannot be the only person that wants this mod.
Many thanks for your help!
Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk
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OK, i use stock 4.4 Kitkat on my Nexus 5 out of the box.
Download the mod android.policy.jar from the link below: (credit goes to javi851, thanks...)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=47691484
transfer this file to the root of /sdcard
I suppose bootloader is "unlocked" and root access is "ready".
use Root Explorer
go to system/framework
rename android.policy.jar to android.policy.jar.ORG
rename android.policy.odex to android.policy.odex.ORG
copy the mod android.policy.jar to system/framework
** make sure the filename is android.policy.jar
change permission to rw-r--r--
turn off the phone, then turn it on
it will take a while, it says to upgrade android files 100+
leave it there until it completes.
try pressing the power button to turn it off, then press either volume button and you can wake the screen for that.
hope my try helps people who need volume rocker wake function!
hk_aquarius said:
OK, i use stock 4.4 Kitkat on my Nexus 5 out of the box.
Download the mod android.policy.jar from the link below: (credit goes to javi851, thanks...)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=47691484
transfer this file to the root of /sdcard
I suppose bootloader is "unlocked" and root access is "ready".
use Root Explorer
go to system/framework
rename android.policy.jar to android.policy.jar.ORG
rename android.policy.odex to android.policy.odex.ORG
copy the mod android.policy.jar to system/framework
** make sure the filename is android.policy.jar
change permission to rw-r--r--
turn off the phone, then turn it on
it will take a while, it says to upgrade android files 100+
leave it there until it completes.
try pressing the power button to turn it off, then press either volume button and you can wake the screen for that.
hope my try helps people who need volume rocker wake function!
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Hi mate,
Really good instructions thanks.
Can I ask what the significance of renaming the .jar and .odex files to .jar.ORG and .odex.ORG is?
Many thanks
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wilskywalker said:
Hi mate,
Really good instructions thanks.
Can I ask what the significance of renaming the .jar and .odex files to .jar.ORG and .odex.ORG is?
Many thanks
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just in case for fallback, as i am afraid i will not get OTA upgrade afterwards.
.ORG means original files for me.
hk_aquarius said:
just in case for fallback, as i am afraid i will not get OTA upgrade afterwards.
.ORG means original files for me.
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Ah right thanks. So basically a way of backing up the files in their original file location so the system ignores them.
A very good idea my friend, very similar to Root File Explorer, it backs up system files you make changes to by renaming the original file with a .bak suffix.
I have asked the OP in the thread you linked to what changes he made to the android.policy.jar and how he did it, I am hoping to learn how to actually make the changes myself and create a mod for others to use too.
I'm going to give your process a go in the mean time though, thanks.
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hk_aquarius said:
just in case for fallback, as i am afraid i will not get OTA upgrade afterwards.
.ORG means original files for me.
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Hi buddy,
I've tested your method and it is working fine, wakes the phone normally and from deep sleep. Two days of use and no other problems.
I'm going to try and create a flashable zip with this file, just need to work out the edify commands to rename the original files rather than delete, so people have a backup of their files.
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wilskywalker said:
Hi buddy,
I've tested your method and it is working fine, wakes the phone normally and from deep sleep. Two days of use and no other problems.
I'm going to try and create a flashable zip with this file, just need to work out the edify commands to rename the original files rather than delete, so people have a backup of their files.
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I would advise against posting an android.policy.jar from a different device since there are some differences within the policy jar between the two. It's a little sad that the other guy ignored a request for what the actual edit is considering it's so figgin simple. After diff'ing some other jar files, I found what the edit is. All you need to do is remove 2 lines from PhoneWindowManager.smali. Attached pic shows 2 lines that need removal (stock is on the right).
good day.
Im new here so i dont know if this is the right forum for this anyways lets start
this mod will enable you to have shutter setting in Camera.
Rooted Phone only.
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Install Root Explorer and SQLite Editor find one if you dont have yet.
2.Open Root Explorer go to system>csc find feature.xml
3.Open feature.xml in Text Editor search for
<CscFeature_Camera_ShutterSoundMenu>false</CscFeature_Camera_ShutterSoundMenu>
change false to true.
4.Now lets go to SQLite Editor search for Setting Storage > Settings.db > system and then search for "csc_pref_camera_forced_shuttersound_key" change the value from 1 to 0.
5.Restart you phone then check if you have it on your Camera settings
Im using Galaxy S4 E330L but im pretty sure it will work on any Galaxy S4 version.
See attachments for more info about the steps.
Before I try this, can you confirm that this also works with Android 5.0.1 (Stock Rom,rooted) ?
And will this remove all camera sounds? I already renamed some of the .ogg files, so most sounds are gone (start/stop video, shutter etc.).
But the most annoying sound (for me) is still there - the constant beeping when taking a panorama shot.
I also couldn´t get rid of the sound in the mode selection (the clicking sound when flicking through the modes).
it will work on 5.0.1 and yes it will disable the sound of video and camera shutter,burst shot etc . Actually you dont need to change any ogg file with this mod.
sound that you cannot remove(yet):
Mode Selection
Setting Clicks.
Some stock ROM or CSC does not allow you to turn off camera sound. Your method can get the menu appear, but user can't select Off
I believe you use a custom ROM on your E330L, not stock one.
HplarIV said:
Im new here so i dont know if this is the right forum for this anyways lets start
this mod will enable you to have shutter setting in Camera.
Rooted Phone only.
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Install Root Explorer and SQLite Editor find one if you dont have yet.
2.Open Root Explorer go to system>csc find feature.xml
3.Open feature.xml in Text Editor search for
<CscFeature_Camera_ShutterSoundMenu>false</CscFeature_Camera_ShutterSoundMenu>
change false to true.
4.Now lets go to SQLite Editor search for Setting Storage > Settings.db > system and then search for "csc_pref_camera_forced_shuttersound_key" change the value from 1 to 0.
5.Restart you phone then check if you have it on your Camera settings
Im using Galaxy S4 E330L but im pretty sure it will work on any Galaxy S4 version.
See attachments for more info about the steps.
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i didnt find csc find feature.xml in my android 5.0.1 officel can you upload it for me
freakingprime said:
Some stock ROM or CSC does not allow you to turn off camera sound. Your method can get the menu appear, but user can't select Off
I believe you use a custom ROM on your E330L, not stock one.
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im not using any custom rom i downloaded my firmware in sammobile . this mod will allow you to turn it off or on .
kader6000 said:
i didnt find csc find feature.xml in my android 5.0.1 officel can you upload it for me
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Here's the link https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxwhBWEl5_5iNHdhM1ZJTUZ3ZG8/view?usp=sharing
HplarIV said:
im not using any custom rom i downloaded my firmware in sammobile . this mod will allow you to turn it off or on .
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxwhBWEl5_5iNHdhM1ZJTUZ3ZG8/view?usp=sharing
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oh, I checked again, it works. Sorry.
freakingprime said:
Some stock ROM or CSC does not allow you to turn off camera sound. Your method can get the menu appear, but user can't select Off
I believe you use a custom ROM on your E330L, not stock one.
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That happens if you edit only the feature.xml file. follow the step 4 in the OP, then it will work
On step 4 i don't understand . Can u explain me explain clearly please
Download SQLite editor after installing it open the app then find Setting Storage.
but my can't find setting storage in SQLite Editor so can u ScreenShot for me please sir
what to do if the firmware is not folder CSC?
XXUHOF3 MBP V1 prism style
This mod will allow you to use emoji and prevent you converting your sms to mms wihout Xposed Installer or any other apps.
Im using Galaxy S4 E330L 5.0.1(Lollipop) but you can also try this on Any Galaxy S4 Lollipop stock Firmware
Before doing this please make sure make a backup of customer.xml and feature.xml so if anything goes wrong you can just easily restore it
You must be ROOTED
Just simply copy my value which is in Red color normally the default of value is 1 so you just need to increase it
1 - download Root Explorer.
2 - go to folder system>csc and open customer.xml and find this line
<PageLimit>15</PageLimit>
<MsgTypeThreshold>
<ThresholdValue>15</ThresholdValue>
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3 - now lets go to feature.xml its on csc folder also and find this lines and change the value and copy mine .
<CscFeature_Message_SmsToMmsTextThreshold>15</CscFeature_Message_SmsToMmsTextThreshold> <CscFeature_Message_EnableMmsMobiledataOff>false</CscFeature_Message_EnableMmsMobiledataOff>
<CscFeature_Message_SmsMaxByte>102400</CscFeature_Message_SmsMaxByte>
<CscFeature_Message_ConfigEmojiComposing>onlysms</CscFeature_Message_ConfigEmojiComposing>
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incase i forgot something i uploaded my customer.xml and feature.xml download it and try to find different lines and copy it
HplarIV said:
This mod will allow you to use emoji and prevent you converting your sms to mms wihout Xposed Installer or any other apps.
Im using Galaxy S4 E330L 5.0.1(Lollipop) but you can also try this on Any Galaxy S4 Lollipop stock Firmware
Before doing this please make sure make a backup of customer.xml and feature.xml so if anything goes wrong you can just easily restore it
You must be ROOTED
Just simply copy my value which is in Red color normally the default of value is 1 so you just need to increase it
1 - download Root Explorer.
2 - go to folder system>csc and open customer.xml and find this line
3 - now lets go to feature.xml its on csc folder also and find this lines and change the value and copy mine .
incase i forgot something i uploaded my customer.xml and feature.xml download it and try to find different lines and copy it
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thanks bro it worked
Any flashable method sir?
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I tried this on my e330s. Yes it works. It prevents from converting but long messages can't be send how to fix this
Its working now for me.. i just follow it correctly..
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It works. But I can't send long messages.
Same here. It worked fine in a few days. The freezez when sending long sms.
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Now here it comes.
To Add Navigation bar/buttons Follow these steps :
Assuming that you are rooted, follow this procedure
-go to build.prop file in system folder using any file manager that gives access to browse root files
-take back up of the build.prop just in case 
-open the file in text editor and go to the end of file and add a line in it 'qemu.hw.mainkeys=0' (without inverted commas ofcourse)
-restart the device.
-voila. u have navigation bar
if u want to remove nav bar later than u can change the 0 in the new line u just added to 1.
hit thanks if it helped.?
All credits goes to #parvezk
Nikhil Kumar Abhiraaj said:
Anyone here knows how to add it without using any module or app
On stock 4.4.2
Plz help me My home botton got damage.
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Hi.
I don't know if this is what you want but just give it a try
Go to Settings, Accessibility, scroll down and find Assistant menu, enable it and there will be a menu floating on the screen. There you can select various options such as home, recent apps, return... etc.
Hit thanks if I helped you
Assuming that you are rooted, follow this procedure
-go to build.prop file in system folder using any file manager that gives access to browse root files
-take back up of the build.prop just in case
-open the file in text editor and go to the end of file and add a line in it 'qemu.hw.mainkeys=0' (without inverted commas ofcourse)
-restart the device.
-voila. u have navigation bar
if u want to remove nav bar later than u can change the 0 in the new line u just added to 1.
hit thanks if it helped.
Yuen.Jason22 said:
Hi.
I don't know if this is what you want but just give it a try
Go to Settings, Accessibility, scroll down and find Assistant menu, enable it and there will be a menu floating on the screen. There you can select various options such as home, recent apps, return... etc.
Hit thanks if I helped you
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Yes bro it works thanks 4 ur help
But I need nav bar buttons.
parvezk9 said:
Assuming that you are rooted, follow this procedure
-go to build.prop file in system folder using any file manager that gives access to browse root files
-take back up of the build.prop just in case
-open the file in text editor and go to the end of file and add a line in it 'qemu.hw.mainkeys=0' (without inverted commas ofcourse)
-restart the device.
-voila. u have navigation bar
if u want to remove nav bar later than u can change the 0 in the new line u just added to 1.
hit thanks if it helped.
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I will check it out bro after sometime.
Thanks 4 ur help
Nikhil Kumar Abhiraaj said:
I will check it out bro after sometime.
Thanks 4 ur help
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Bro it looks very dirty.
Can u tell me how to reduce the size of nav bar and buttons.
To reduce the size u can use gravity box.
Its xposed module.
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parvezk9 said:
To reduce the size u can use gravity box.
Its xposed module.
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Bro I had told above that without using any Module
So plz tell if it can happen or not
Nikhil Kumar Abhiraaj said:
Bro it looks very dirty.
Can u tell me how to reduce the size of nav bar and buttons.
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Look at ss one more pblm call button get covered by nav buttons
I am not aware of any other way to resize it xcept the gravity box. The only way to unhide the call button is ofcourse resizing it. Or try using other software like ex dialer or some other launcher.
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parvezk9 said:
I am not aware of any other way to resize it xcept the gravity box. The only way to unhide the call button is ofcourse resizing it. Or try using other software like ex dialer or some other launcher.
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Okk thanks