How to change folder permission to copy ringtone in system folder? - Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

How to change system folder permission?
Hi.
I'm root and wanted.to know if there is a way (adb or.other) to change folder permussion
I want to be able.to copy ringtone to /system/media/sound/ringtone I assume if i put my rongtone into this folder it will no longer be displayed into my music player.
Or do you have a better idea?
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Teranox said:
How to change system folder permission?
Hi.
I'm root and wanted.to know if there is a way (adb or.other) to change folder permussion
I want to be able.to copy ringtone to /system/media/sound/ringtone I assume if i put my rongtone into this folder it will no longer be displayed into my music player.
Or do you have a better idea?
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I'm just gonna ask it again.
Is there anybody who can help me with this?

root explorer can change folder and file permissions

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Create a folder on your SD card and call it ringtones. Drop them in there and they are selectable, or use any ringtone app like Zedge (not my favourite but very popular).
Any mp3 or sound file you use can be used a custom ringtone. Simply choose that file and hit the menu button then set as ringtone.
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Non working for me.
DarkPal said:
Any mp3 or sound file you use can be used a custom ringtone. Simply choose that file and hit the menu button then set as ringtone.
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I have a SGT 7 with Gingerbread 2.3.3. I am not given that option.
I tried to copy an .ogg and .wav file I created in to the ringtone folder, but was denied. I also created a ringtone folder on my sd card and external sd card, but not able to use either of them.
Anyone have an other ideas. Thanks...
MP3 ringtone maker or tone picker on the market is good if you dont have that option
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captirwin said:
I have a SGT 7 with Gingerbread 2.3.3. I am not given that option.
I tried to copy an .ogg and .wav file I created in to the ringtone folder, but was denied. I also created a ringtone folder on my sd card and external sd card, but not able to use either of them.
Anyone have an other ideas. Thanks...
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You have root, I know! So using file explorer from the market, change the destination folder to read/write (r/w at the top of the page).
All is Well
rangercaptain said:
You have root, I know! So using file explorer from the market, change the destination folder to read/write (r/w at the top of the page).
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I was able get my custom ringtone to work. I created a ringtone folder and after closing and opening the tab i was able to find it.
All is well.
Thanks.

[Q] notification ringtone

it's easy to set mp3 as a phone ringtone, but how to set mp3 to notification ringtone?
Copy mp3 to system/media/audio/notification
I use esfile explorer then in settings enable root and mount system as write.
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sammael1069 said:
Copy mp3 to system/media/audio/notification
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where i could find the path? (..system/media/audio/notification).
i'm using ASTRO file manager but not finding the .../system ?
It's much easier to create a folder called /notifications on internal storage or SD card and copy the sound file there. It will be available as a notification ringtone then. (You also need root to copy to /system.)
Note that it does not need to be a top-level folder - you could have a directory structure like /sounds/notifications and /sounds/ringtones (as well as /sounds/ringtones for ringtones) and they will still show up.
"Copy Error"
when i try copy, i get "Copy Error"
java.io.FileNotFoundException:/system/media/audio/notification/ring.mp3(read-only file system)
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You need to make sure you are creating the directory under sdcard, /mnt/sdcard. Based on what you reported, I feel you tried to create one from /system, of course it is read-only by default.
You will have no problem to create anything off /mnt/sdcard. Give it a try.
newshook said:
You need to make sure you are creating the directory under sdcard, /mnt/sdcard. Based on what you reported, I feel you tried to create one from /system, of course it is read-only by default.
You will have no problem to create anything off /mnt/sdcard. Give it a try.
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i already create directory on sdcard, the issue is how to point the directory files from: settings->sound->notification rington ?
You need to use a root explorer (es explorer) and tick the mount system as write. Motorola is funny with adding notification tones.
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boazal said:
i already create directory on sdcard, the issue is how to point the directory files from: settings->sound->notification rington ?
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If the folder on the SD card is called "notifications", it will show up. This is standard Android, and is exactly what I have done with all of my phones since I have had one, and works with my Droid 3.
got it
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Yes you can but after you do that re apply permissions and owner info.
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Thanks for info but how do you do that?
Permissions and owner?
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