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First of all, make a backup!! I am not responsible for the terrible things that can happen to an android device when things go awry lol....
Secondly, I have only tried this using Vegan rom (beta 4, and beta 5.1)... I am assuming it will work with any alternate rom but NO PROMISES!!
TO OBTAIN THE NEEDED FILES:
1) Do a google search for "swype on gtablet (kinda)"
2) Somewhere the search results (it was the very first one when I did the search), you should see a post on the tegratab.com forum entitled "swype on gtablet (kinda)" (posted by rothnic)
3) Download the package on that forum, and extract it. There should be three files located in this package: swype.apk, libswypecore.so, and build.prop.
**Keep the page open as we are also going to use the top of the build.prop file that rothnic posted there!! THANK YOU ROTHNIC!!!!!
INSTALL METHOD USING ROOT EXPLORER
I would complete these steps entirely from your gtab, as it does away with the need to transfer files from a pc, etc!
1) Using root explorer, copy first the swype.apk file, and paste it to \\system\app. Once it is copied, long press on it and click "permissions". The permissions should be set as follows:
Read: Check all three boxes down (for user, group, and others).
Write: Check the first box (for user)
Execute: Check the first box (for user)
2) Now again using root explorer, copy the libSwypeCore.so file, and paste it to \\system\lib. Make sure you mount the \\system\lib folder as "read/write" before copying. Once it is copied, set the permissions exactly as you did for the swype.apk file. Make sure you mount the \\system\lib folder as "read only" again before you exit.
3) Now its time to edit the build.prop file, only we are going to make it easy. Instead of going through and editing it, copy the top of the file that rothnic posted on the tegratab site, and replace the top of your build.prop file with what he has there. Don't edit it or anything, just copy it word for word. I did this in root explorer by doing the following:
Using Root Explorer, browse to \\system. Once in this folder, mark it as "read/write".
Locate the build.prop file, and long press on it.
Select "open in text editor".
Copy the text that rothnic had in the post on tegratab, and use it to replace the text that already exists there at the top of the file. It will fit exactly as the original one that you are replacing did. DO NOT CHANGE THE BOTTOM OF THE FILE AT ALL!!!
When you have copied the text, press the "settings" button, and press "save and exit".
(FYI, I am using Vegantab beta 5.1, and replacing the top of the build.prop file did not do any damage to the tablet at all)
Now restart the tablet.
When the tablet restarts, long press on any text entry field and press "input method".
Swype should be an option. Select it, and start swyping!!
If swype isn't listed, click settings, language and keyboard. Check the box next to swype.
(this will also be a good time to click on swype settings and DISABLE audio feedback, as it will drive you and everyone around you NUTS!!)
Now follow the steps above to set swype as your input method and enjoy!!
INSTALL METHOD USING TERMINAL (Courtesy of Terrypchan)
This can be done without root explorer, BUT you have to be willing to type commands in a terminal emulator. I did it without root explorer by using the terminal emulator app with the VEGAn b5 rom (which is already rooted). The only tricky command you need to do is:
1. su
2. cd /
3. mount -w -o remount /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
Step 3 is how you mount /system as read-write. That allows you to copy the apk to /system/app and to copy the lib to /system/lib. You can also copy build.prop to /system here. I also did the chmod commands here as well, i.e.
chmod 644 /system/lib/libSwypeCore.so
chmod 644 /system/app/Swype.apk
I had already edited the build.prop on another machine where I could use a real text editor.
This is the command to remount /system as read-only:
mount -r -o remount /dev/block/blockmtd3 /system
reboot and I'm Swype-ing away.
any chance you could paste the build prop edit in here? For some reason my browser is cutting off part of it.
Thanx,
I bet the mod deletes this within the hour!
Hmm, wonder how long this post will last
Agreed... I respect the effort tho and his directions are perfect!
Thanks brotha...
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Instructions worked perfectly for me with the small substitution of adb push/pull to edit the build.prop (root explorer force closed after I had edited the file and before saving so I said screw it ). Thanks!
Combine this with the rainex fix for screen smoothness and it makes for a pretty good time lol
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You don't have to adb it, that's why he recommended root explorer. If you edit it there it automatically makes a backup for you. I've done this with three ROMs, vegan4, zpad3, and vegan5... Never had to use adb
Sent from my Zpad flavored Gtab...
Need help with editing build.prop....swype rar had build.prop in it. Do I copy that same file in full and paste it at the top of build.prop in /system/build.prop...I am confused as to hoe many lines of build.prop I need to edit or change?
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worked for me just fine.
Followed instructions, and used a little common sence along the way. Now it's all up and running.
Thanks a lot for the write up..
Using swpe to type this...
Thanks so much man!
New2Android said:
Need help with editing build.prop....swype rar had build.prop in it. Do I copy that same file in full and paste it at the top of build.prop in /system/build.prop...I am confused as to hoe many lines of build.prop I need to edit or change?
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No ignore the build file in the rar file....
You need to follow the directions exactly and copy the text from the forum post. Remember only the top portion
Swype Keyboard
Confirmed Working on the G tab following above steps. Stock TnT Firmware 3389. Working flawless. Sound and swype.
I am able to get the swype keyboard to come up and type on it but am not able to swype. Dont know what i am doing wrong.
Edited build.prop as shown in the forum still cant swype but just use swype keyboard as a regular keyboard.
Any help will be appreciated
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Any downside to editing the build file in this manner?
Can you change it back after it is installed?
Do you have to redo this every time you go to update your rom?
TaterTot24 said:
Any downside to editing the build file in this manner?
Can you change it back after it is installed?
Do you have to redo this every time you go to update your rom?
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Thats the nice thing about root explorer, it automatically makes a backup when you have modified it
Yes this would need to be redone for each rom.
Sent from my VegaN 'flavored' GTab...
New2Android said:
I am able to get the swype keyboard to come up and type on it but am not able to swype. Dont know what i am doing wrong.
Edited build.prop as shown in the forum still cant swype but just use swype keyboard as a regular keyboard.
Any help will be appreciated
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I initially had the same issue, there's something incorrect in the build.prop. PM me and I'll get a copy of mine to you as i'm using VegaN5 as well.
Sent from my VegaN 'flavored' GTab...
Wow. I can't believe this is still here! Anyway, on to my question...
Is it possible/advised to edit the build.prop on a PC using a standard text editor like notepad? I ask because the browsers on my GTab don't show the whole of the text we're supposed to copy from tegratab.
Thanks in advance.
Editing on a pc is probably fine, however you have to make sure the formatting stays correct, otherwise it all goes south lol.
I printed out a copy of the top of the build.prop that rothnic posted on the tegratab site and used that for reference when editing on my tab....made it easier to see where I was in the text editor
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TaterTot24 said:
Any downside to editing the build file in this manner?
Not that I have seen so far, and I've used this through two roms now
Can you change it back after it is installed?
as i2steve said, root explorer is awesome and makes a copy of the original file for you
Do you have to redo this every time you go to update your rom?
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Unfortunatley, yes, so I would keep the files saved somewhere on your tab lol
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I have Galaxy Note with ICS 4.0.4, and my note already root, my question is why I couldn't change/edit txt file with Root Browser.
When I opened the file, it can be opened and edited, and after I save the file, reopen it, it still the same with the old one (before edit).
Can someone here tell me why and how to edit in system file?
Thx
How can you justify this thread in Dev section?
Mods please move to Q&A
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A San said:
I have Galaxy Note with ICS 4.0.4, and my note already root, my question is why I couldn't change/edit txt file with Root Browser.
When I opened the file, it can be opened and edited, and after I save the file, reopen it, it still the same with the old one (before edit).
Can someone here tell me why and how to edit in system file?
Thx
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make changes on PC and push on the SD card...
A San said:
I have Galaxy Note with ICS 4.0.4, and my note already root, my question is why I couldn't change/edit txt file with Root Browser.
When I opened the file, it can be opened and edited, and after I save the file, reopen it, it still the same with the old one (before edit).
Can someone here tell me why and how to edit in system file?
Thx
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Lol some more OP open thread here? Mod, kindly closed this thread. Thx
Sorry, if I wrote it in wrong section.
A San said:
I have Galaxy Note with ICS 4.0.4, and my note already root, my question is why I couldn't change/edit txt file with Root Browser.
When I opened the file, it can be opened and edited, and after I save the file, reopen it, it still the same with the old one (before edit).
Can someone here tell me why and how to edit in system file?
Thx
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Sounds like you don't have full root, try to paste a system app in system/app folder (& set permissions), if the file won't paste you need to root your phone,
There's enough guides for this so no point in repeating them.
If it will paste, then post your query including what you're trying to achieve in Q&A section or pm me, see if I can help.
kam333 said:
Sounds like you don't have full root, try to paste a system app in system/app folder (& set permissions), if the file won't paste you need to root your phone,
There's enough guides for this so no point in repeating them.
If it will paste, then post your query including what you're trying to achieve in Q&A section or pm me, see if I can help.
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I've already tested with copy, delete, rename & change file properties at system files.
It will work temporary only if I do a setting on "ES File Explorer" application. I have to go to setting and uncheck and check the Mount File System (Mount / . / system as writable).
But it worked only temporary, the file properties will back to before, only copy, delete, rename files still remain.
If after sometimes, I want to copy or delete or edit a file, I have to do the same procedure again with the help of "ES File Explorer" app.
The problem is, the file system cannot be changed if using some program like Volume+, CallRecorder, so the application didn't effect, even with the setting above.
Note : I've already checked with Root Checker application, ant it's said "Already Rooted"
Now I am using ICS 4.0.4 official for my Galaxy Note.
Ugrade from Gingerbread to CS with Mobile ODIN from Play Store.
Any suggestion which I can do to set the system, so it won't always return to lock the file (not editable) ?
Thx
Go to settings of es and root setting N make sure all 4 options are checked.
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All already checked from the beginning.
Figured out you can d/l the bin file (7.2.3, etc) from Amazon, change .bin to .apk. Then find your launcher's "view apk" function. Open wide, then extract the system file you (ahem) mislaid, and breathe. It's how I found the tts file I've been pestering everybody for.
It can be done on a PC, as Amazón lets you download the update on to any device and it is basicaly a zip file....only change .bin to .zip and.... voila!
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Could it be posible to modify the updates to not unroot the target kindles?
Look at the file atatched. Is a text extracted from inside the classes.dex archive inside IvonaTTS.apk file.
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It contains two list in alphabetical order of what seems commands of a script language inside Ivona and names of files or variables.
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All the vox files inside the list are terminated with an "i", not a "v" as the Ivona voices downloaded from Google play.
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"com.android.settings
com.android.settings.TTS_SETTINGS
com.android.settings.TextToSpeechSettings
com.android.settings.VOICE_INPUT_OUTPUT_SETTINGS
com.android.vending.INSTALL_REFERRER
com.google.intent.action.START_TTS_SERVICE_BETA
com.google.intent.category.TTS_BETA
com.google.tts #com.google.tts.ConfigurationManager
com.google.tts.ITTS
com.google.tts.ITTSCallback
com.google.tts.ITtsBeta
com.google.tts.ITtsCallbackBeta
com.ivona.tts "
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You see what I see?
I'll have to study it; I'm no programmer for sure. There's something there that would allow a skilled operator to substitute a "v" voice (like Gwyneth) for one of the "i"?
gflorezarroyo said:
It can be done on a PC, as Amazón lets you download the update on to any device and it is basicaly a zip file....only change .bin to .zip and.... voila!
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Could it be posible to modify the updates to not unroot the target kindles?
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I think I could do it pretty easily. But without a recovery I'm too chicken.
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BELASCO said:
I'll have to study it; I'm no programmer for sure. There's something there that would allow a skilled operator to substitute a "v" voice (like Gwyneth) for one of the "i"?
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"i" is the number of beta version, I presume, as the downloaded versons have a "v". The secuence could be "i", now "v", the next "o", then "n" and "a"... And at last the final versión.
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That does'nt mean they are not compatible, but the program has to know what is looking for, and then is necesary to change the versión in that list and in every place that appeared so it could use newest voices.
It would be easier to change the TTS engine and language on some hidden settings.....
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I've been vivisecting the various settings menus looking for ideas. Makes me wish I'd studied programming in school instead of redheads & rum.
Anyone reading this who knows how to enable the blocked TTS SETTINGS menu on the KFHD, feel free to speak up. We'll only resent your genius briefly. I managed to recover the Ivona/Salli voice, but I'd rather be hearing Gwyneth.
Hi
I was wondering about CSC files. they can install apps (normally carrier bloatware) on factory reset, change home screen, and so on, so Can I create my own CSC file (with apps I use), so I would have a quick backup off everything, incase I do something wrong and I need to factory reset?
Thanks for Anwsering and Best Regards
PS: if this is not in the right section please move it to the right one
What you mean by csc file, The cscfeature.xml ?
Lebrun213 said:
What you mean by csc file, The cscfeature.xml ?
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the file that has all the bloatware and home screen layout
there are a lot of files in CSC_OMC_OVF_G975FOVF1ASC6_CL15627457_QB22700202_REV01_user_low_ship.tar.md5
cache.img.lz4
omr.img.lz4
product.img.lz4
not sure how to even open them: I tried
lz4.exe -d cache.img.lz4 cache.img
lz4.exe -d omr.img.lz4 omr.img
lz4.exe -d product.img.lz4 product.img
it produced .img files but I don't know how to open them
tried 7zip and WinImage but both refuse to even open them
You can view and copy to regular storage or ext sd card without phone rooted using
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=pl.solidexplorer2
(Enable root view in app settings)
/system/product/omc/
For those that don't know, search for omc decoder in order to view all the files.
As far as getting into the files from downloaded firmware, i will try with superr's kitchen. It temporarily extracts images during the initial process. I'll give it a try in a few minutes.
Hi there, I was wondering how to enable Native Call recorder in Android?
I have SIM CSC, this FW: https://www.sammobile.com/samsung/g...e/SM-G975F/SIM/download/G975FXXU4CTC9/329653/
and it doesn't allow native call recording
now I heard that if you install THL CSC rom (change CSC to THL), it will be enabled
but I don't want to change CSC, I have root and I don't want to reinstall diferent ROM, I would like to modify my SIM CSC to enable call recording?
Thanks for Anwsering and Best Regards
well I did it, I have native call recorder on my SIM CSC on my GalaxyS10+ Android 10 now I will tell you how its done
1. Find your cscfeature.xml file (this file hold many thing and also holds the option to enable call recorder
on my Galaxy S10+ Android 10 its in:
/system/product/omc/{COUNTRY_CODE}/conf/cscfeature.xml
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where country code is your active CSC (mine is SIM) so my file would be in:
/system/product/omc/SIM/conf/cscfeature.xml
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then if you have root copy this file to your computer, its encrypted so you will have to decrypt it for this you will need this program: https://github.com/fei-ke/OmcTextDecoder
you decrypt your file like this: java -jar omc-decoder.jar -i cscfeature.xml -d
it will generate a decrypted file out_cscfeature.xml
then you modify this file and add:
HTML:
<CscFeature_VoiceCall_ConfigRecording>RecordingAllowed</CscFeature_VoiceCall_ConfigRecording>
your file should look something like mine (it depends what options you have enabled but for SIM CSC it should look like this)
HTML:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<SamsungMobileFeature>
<Version>ED00003</Version>
<Country>SLOVENIA</Country>
<CountryISO>SI</CountryISO>
<SalesCode>SIM</SalesCode>
<FeatureSet>
<CscFeature_Audio_SupportSafeMediaVolumeDialog>TRUE</CscFeature_Audio_SupportSafeMediaVolumeDialog>
<CscFeature_Common_EulaVersion>2</CscFeature_Common_EulaVersion>
<CscFeature_Contact_ConfigImsOpStyle>SIM</CscFeature_Contact_ConfigImsOpStyle>
<CscFeature_GMS_SupportSTSTool>FALSE</CscFeature_GMS_SupportSTSTool>
<CscFeature_Graphics_DisableGameToolsPublicWIFI>TRUE</CscFeature_Graphics_DisableGameToolsPublicWIFI>
<CscFeature_Message_ConfigFreeMessage>off</CscFeature_Message_ConfigFreeMessage>
<CscFeature_Message_EnableReplyAll>TRUE</CscFeature_Message_EnableReplyAll>
<CscFeature_RIL_SupportEsim>FALSE</CscFeature_RIL_SupportEsim>
<CscFeature_Setting_EnableDataRoamingButtonInQuickPanel>TRUE</CscFeature_Setting_EnableDataRoamingButtonInQuickPanel>
<CscFeature_Setting_SupportDefaultScreenMode6500k>TRUE</CscFeature_Setting_SupportDefaultScreenMode6500k>
<CscFeature_SetupWizard_DisablePrivacyPolicyAgreement>TRUE</CscFeature_SetupWizard_DisablePrivacyPolicyAgreement>
<CscFeature_SmartSwitch_ConfigHeadUpNotification>never</CscFeature_SmartSwitch_ConfigHeadUpNotification>
<CscFeature_SyncML_DeleteCpAfterTryingToInstall>TRUE</CscFeature_SyncML_DeleteCpAfterTryingToInstall>
<CscFeature_SyncML_DiscardInvalidNetwpinCp>TRUE</CscFeature_SyncML_DiscardInvalidNetwpinCp>
<CscFeature_SyncML_EnableShowVersionNameAferSuccessfulUpdate>TRUE</CscFeature_SyncML_EnableShowVersionNameAferSuccessfulUpdate>
<CscFeature_SyncML_HideOmcAppDetailPage>TRUE</CscFeature_SyncML_HideOmcAppDetailPage>
<CscFeature_Vision_ConfigBeauty>NLLXX</CscFeature_Vision_ConfigBeauty>
<CscFeature_Vision_ConfigFood>NLLXX</CscFeature_Vision_ConfigFood>
<CscFeature_Vision_ConfigImageSearch>PTRXX</CscFeature_Vision_ConfigImageSearch>
<CscFeature_Vision_ConfigPlace>FSRXX</CscFeature_Vision_ConfigPlace>
<CscFeature_Vision_ConfigPlaceLandmark>SFSGO</CscFeature_Vision_ConfigPlaceLandmark>
<CscFeature_Vision_ConfigPlaceMap>GGLXX</CscFeature_Vision_ConfigPlaceMap>
<CscFeature_Vision_ConfigPlaceWeather>TWCXX</CscFeature_Vision_ConfigPlaceWeather>
<CscFeature_Vision_ConfigShopping>NLLXX</CscFeature_Vision_ConfigShopping>
<CscFeature_Vision_ConfigTextExchangerate>OANXX</CscFeature_Vision_ConfigTextExchangerate>
<CscFeature_Vision_ConfigTextTranslator>GGLXX</CscFeature_Vision_ConfigTextTranslator>
<CscFeature_Vision_ConfigWine>VVNXX</CscFeature_Vision_ConfigWine>
<CscFeature_VoiceCall_ConfigOpStyleForHdIcon>SIM_HD</CscFeature_VoiceCall_ConfigOpStyleForHdIcon>
<CscFeature_VoiceCall_DisableVTOutgoing>TRUE</CscFeature_VoiceCall_DisableVTOutgoing>
<CscFeature_VoiceCall_EnableCallButtonInFdnList>TRUE</CscFeature_VoiceCall_EnableCallButtonInFdnList>
<CscFeature_VoiceCall_SupportVolteCallBarringPassword>TRUE</CscFeature_VoiceCall_SupportVolteCallBarringPassword>
<CscFeature_VoiceCall_ConfigRecording>RecordingAllowed</CscFeature_VoiceCall_ConfigRecording>
<CscFeature_Weather_ConfigCpType>TWC</CscFeature_Weather_ConfigCpType>
<CscFeature_Wifi_ConfigSnsStatus>DEFAULT_ON</CscFeature_Wifi_ConfigSnsStatus>
<CscFeature_Wifi_UseDefaultSecurityAs>WPA2/PSK</CscFeature_Wifi_UseDefaultSecurityAs>
<CscFeature_Wifi_UseRandom4digitCombinationAsSSID>TRUE</CscFeature_Wifi_UseRandom4digitCombinationAsSSID>
</FeatureSet>
</SamsungMobileFeature>
after that, reencrypt the file: java -jar omc-decoder.jar -i out_cscfeature.xml -e
it wil generate: out_out_cscfeature.xml then rename this file back to cscfeature.xml and copy it back to your phone, be sure to set the permisions the same as other files are in the same dir
then reboot and you are done
BTW: I could create HOME_CSC file for everyone to flash with odin, it wouldn't require root and you won't need to perform factory reset, the onlything I don't know is if you flash modified HOME_CSC file does that trip knox? I cannot try that as my knox is alredy tripped but if someone is wiling to root his/her phone and knows it will trip knox than tell me and we can try that, I will provide modified HOME_CSC file and he/she can flash it into his phone and if everything goes well, and knox is not tripped
and here are some more goodies you can put in your cscfeature.xml to get various efects
HTML:
<!-- Show LTE instead of 4G icon when using Mobile Data -->
<CscFeature_SystemUI_ConfigOverrideDataIcon>LTE</CscFeature_SystemUI_ConfigOverrideDataIcon>
<!-- Show 5G branding -->
<CscFeature_SystemUI_ConfigOpBranding5GIcon>5GAvailable,UseOneShapedIcon</CscFeature_SystemUI_ConfigOpBranding5GIcon>
bonus content (how to update to Android 10 and preserve root): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iwL4i_e8TI&t=1452s
This is awesome I look forward to trying it out. I'm looking to buy 2 S10 US version for my father and I . I can only assume that it should perform the same work the NA north america firmware. Is this model easy to root bc I want to install exposed and remove some samsung stuff and get a good firewall? I'll can figure out how just asking causally.
hello,
i would like to try KNOX is 0 in my s10
I'm using csc - HOME_CSC_OMC_OXM_G973FOXM9DTI8_CL19530501_QB34490045_REV01_user_low_ship.tar
could you modify it and send link for download ?
Hi, I don´t know how to use the decryption program downloaded from github. There is not any executable file at all when I decompress the jar file. Is it necessary a java environment? No idea about this and any help is welcome.
Thanks
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I´ve got to decrypt the file installing java after a lot of attempts. By the way I think that is possible to get the cscfeature.xml file without rooting, just using adb commands
Hi, anyway to use this method on a non root phone (S10+ SM-G975F)?
i get to the step of pushing the file back to the device and i get a Read-only error.
Thanks!
HTML:
adb: error: failed to copy 'cscfeature.xml' to '/system/product/omc/TPA/conf/cscfeature.xml': remote couldn't create file: Read-only file system
rashaunny said:
This is awesome I look forward to trying it out. I'm looking to buy 2 S10 US version for my father and I . I can only assume that it should perform the same work the NA north america firmware. Is this model easy to root bc I want to install exposed and remove some samsung stuff and get a good firewall? I'll can figure out how just asking causally.
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The only way to root a US Galaxy S10 is to pay some guy in China to unlock the bootloader remotely, which has been discussed in the forums here although it's now sort of hush hush. Karma firewall on the play store is good I hear.
veso266 said:
well I did it, I have native call recorder on my SIM CSC on my GalaxyS10+ Android 10 now I will tell you how its done
1. Find your cscfeature.xml file (this file hold many thing and also holds the option to enable call recorder
on my Galaxy S10+ Android 10 its in:
where country code is your active CSC (mine is SIM) so my file would be in:
then if you have root copy this file to your computer, its encrypted so you will have to decrypt it for this you will need this program: https://github.com/fei-ke/OmcTextDecoder
you decrypt your file like this: java -jar omc-decoder.jar -i cscfeature.xml -d
it will generate a decrypted file out_cscfeature.xml
then you modify this file and add:
HTML:
<CscFeature_VoiceCall_ConfigRecording>RecordingAllowed</CscFeature_VoiceCall_ConfigRecording>
your file should look something like mine (it depends what options you have enabled but for SIM CSC it should look like this)
HTML:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<SamsungMobileFeature>
<Version>ED00003</Version>
<Country>SLOVENIA</Country>
<CountryISO>SI</CountryISO>
<SalesCode>SIM</SalesCode>
<FeatureSet>
<CscFeature_Audio_SupportSafeMediaVolumeDialog>TRUE</CscFeature_Audio_SupportSafeMediaVolumeDialog>
<CscFeature_Common_EulaVersion>2</CscFeature_Common_EulaVersion>
<CscFeature_Contact_ConfigImsOpStyle>SIM</CscFeature_Contact_ConfigImsOpStyle>
<CscFeature_GMS_SupportSTSTool>FALSE</CscFeature_GMS_SupportSTSTool>
<CscFeature_Graphics_DisableGameToolsPublicWIFI>TRUE</CscFeature_Graphics_DisableGameToolsPublicWIFI>
<CscFeature_Message_ConfigFreeMessage>off</CscFeature_Message_ConfigFreeMessage>
<CscFeature_Message_EnableReplyAll>TRUE</CscFeature_Message_EnableReplyAll>
<CscFeature_RIL_SupportEsim>FALSE</CscFeature_RIL_SupportEsim>
<CscFeature_Setting_EnableDataRoamingButtonInQuickPanel>TRUE</CscFeature_Setting_EnableDataRoamingButtonInQuickPanel>
<CscFeature_Setting_SupportDefaultScreenMode6500k>TRUE</CscFeature_Setting_SupportDefaultScreenMode6500k>
<CscFeature_SetupWizard_DisablePrivacyPolicyAgreement>TRUE</CscFeature_SetupWizard_DisablePrivacyPolicyAgreement>
<CscFeature_SmartSwitch_ConfigHeadUpNotification>never</CscFeature_SmartSwitch_ConfigHeadUpNotification>
<CscFeature_SyncML_DeleteCpAfterTryingToInstall>TRUE</CscFeature_SyncML_DeleteCpAfterTryingToInstall>
<CscFeature_SyncML_DiscardInvalidNetwpinCp>TRUE</CscFeature_SyncML_DiscardInvalidNetwpinCp>
<CscFeature_SyncML_EnableShowVersionNameAferSuccessfulUpdate>TRUE</CscFeature_SyncML_EnableShowVersionNameAferSuccessfulUpdate>
<CscFeature_SyncML_HideOmcAppDetailPage>TRUE</CscFeature_SyncML_HideOmcAppDetailPage>
<CscFeature_Vision_ConfigBeauty>NLLXX</CscFeature_Vision_ConfigBeauty>
<CscFeature_Vision_ConfigFood>NLLXX</CscFeature_Vision_ConfigFood>
<CscFeature_Vision_ConfigImageSearch>PTRXX</CscFeature_Vision_ConfigImageSearch>
<CscFeature_Vision_ConfigPlace>FSRXX</CscFeature_Vision_ConfigPlace>
<CscFeature_Vision_ConfigPlaceLandmark>SFSGO</CscFeature_Vision_ConfigPlaceLandmark>
<CscFeature_Vision_ConfigPlaceMap>GGLXX</CscFeature_Vision_ConfigPlaceMap>
<CscFeature_Vision_ConfigPlaceWeather>TWCXX</CscFeature_Vision_ConfigPlaceWeather>
<CscFeature_Vision_ConfigShopping>NLLXX</CscFeature_Vision_ConfigShopping>
<CscFeature_Vision_ConfigTextExchangerate>OANXX</CscFeature_Vision_ConfigTextExchangerate>
<CscFeature_Vision_ConfigTextTranslator>GGLXX</CscFeature_Vision_ConfigTextTranslator>
<CscFeature_Vision_ConfigWine>VVNXX</CscFeature_Vision_ConfigWine>
<CscFeature_VoiceCall_ConfigOpStyleForHdIcon>SIM_HD</CscFeature_VoiceCall_ConfigOpStyleForHdIcon>
<CscFeature_VoiceCall_DisableVTOutgoing>TRUE</CscFeature_VoiceCall_DisableVTOutgoing>
<CscFeature_VoiceCall_EnableCallButtonInFdnList>TRUE</CscFeature_VoiceCall_EnableCallButtonInFdnList>
<CscFeature_VoiceCall_SupportVolteCallBarringPassword>TRUE</CscFeature_VoiceCall_SupportVolteCallBarringPassword>
<CscFeature_VoiceCall_ConfigRecording>RecordingAllowed</CscFeature_VoiceCall_ConfigRecording>
<CscFeature_Weather_ConfigCpType>TWC</CscFeature_Weather_ConfigCpType>
<CscFeature_Wifi_ConfigSnsStatus>DEFAULT_ON</CscFeature_Wifi_ConfigSnsStatus>
<CscFeature_Wifi_UseDefaultSecurityAs>WPA2/PSK</CscFeature_Wifi_UseDefaultSecurityAs>
<CscFeature_Wifi_UseRandom4digitCombinationAsSSID>TRUE</CscFeature_Wifi_UseRandom4digitCombinationAsSSID>
</FeatureSet>
</SamsungMobileFeature>
after that, reencrypt the file: java -jar omc-decoder.jar -i out_cscfeature.xml -e
it wil generate: out_out_cscfeature.xml then rename this file back to cscfeature.xml and copy it back to your phone, be sure to set the permisions the same as other files are in the same dir
then reboot and you are done
BTW: I could create HOME_CSC file for everyone to flash with odin, it wouldn't require root and you won't need to perform factory reset, the onlything I don't know is if you flash modified HOME_CSC file does that trip knox? I cannot try that as my knox is alredy tripped but if someone is wiling to root his/her phone and knows it will trip knox than tell me and we can try that, I will provide modified HOME_CSC file and he/she can flash it into his phone and if everything goes well, and knox is not tripped
and here are some more goodies you can put in your cscfeature.xml to get various efects
HTML:
<!-- Show LTE instead of 4G icon when using Mobile Data -->
<CscFeature_SystemUI_ConfigOverrideDataIcon>LTE</CscFeature_SystemUI_ConfigOverrideDataIcon>
<!-- Show 5G branding -->
<CscFeature_SystemUI_ConfigOpBranding5GIcon>5GAvailable,UseOneShapedIcon</CscFeature_SystemUI_ConfigOpBranding5GIcon>
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I have decompressed HOME_CSC, and I'm seeing its content. However, I can't find where to change this feature.
Can you please tell me what to change exactly?