How do I remove volume to wake? - One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

As thread goes..
I'm gonna install this hold for next song on volume so think I need to remove this. How do I remove it?:silly:

which kernel? either way, you'll need a root file explorer. Then go to /system/etc/init.d/ and there should be a file in there with the name 'vol' in it. Open file. The contents should be:
Code:
echo 1 > /sys/keyboard/vol_wakeup
chmod 444 /sys/keyboard/vol_wakeup
Just put a hash symbol at the beginning of both lines, save and reboot.

xdracco said:
which kernel? either way, you'll need a root file explorer. Then go to /system/etc/init.d/ and there should be a file in there with the name 'vol' in it. Open file. The contents should be:
Code:
echo 1 > /sys/keyboard/vol_wakeup
chmod 444 /sys/keyboard/vol_wakeup
Just put a hash symbol at the beginning of both lines, save and reboot.
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teamseven2.1.5
Okay, # symbol in beginning of both sentences, got it! I'm trying with no space between # and sentence :silly:

just to play it safe, no spaces. but it really doesn't matter.

xdracco said:
just to play it safe, no spaces. but it really doesn't matter.
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I found the vol and made the changes to the file with the root explorer app
even though I saved the file with the hash symbol with and without space infront of the lines it didn't work
the file is called 89volwake
hmmm

did you reboot? you need to reboot. if yes, then.....
.... with root explorer, change permissions to that file. you need to make it not-executable. just long hold file, and select permissions. untick the 3 boxes for 'execute'. reboot. this should work. last resort, delete the file, reboot.

xdracco said:
did you reboot? you need to reboot. if yes, then.....
.... with root explorer, change permissions to that file. you need to make it not-executable. just long hold file, and select permissions. untick the 3 boxes for 'execute'. reboot. this should work. last resort, delete the file, reboot.
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Yes ofcourse.
Followed your other suggestions. Changing permissions unticking all excecutables, saving, then rebooting, after reboot the files permissions for excecutable were granted..creepy so I deleted it.. After reboot again after this the file was gone.. But the wake with volume started working again , what the hell is going on
I double checked, the file is gone in the init.d folder!
edit: Wait, it doesn't wake if I leave phone alone for a while, but if I wake it and then let screen go out then immediately press volume buttons it wakes.

hmm. interesting. well, let's see if volume wake is still enabled. connect to device via adb and do this:
Code:
cat /sys/keyboard/vol_wakeup
the file should either not exist or running that command will return a 0 or 1. 0 disable, 1 enabled.

xdracco said:
hmm. interesting. well, let's see if volume wake is still enabled. connect to device via adb and do this:
Code:
cat /sys/keyboard/vol_wakeup
the file should either not exist or running that command will return a 0 or 1. 0 disable, 1 enabled.
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is it the same command in terminalemulator i've downloaded in phone?

maxxhtc said:
is it the same command in terminalemulator i've downloaded in phone?
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yep yep. you can use terminal instead.

xdracco said:
yep yep. you can use terminal instead.
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It's saying 0
Guess I'm all set then.. =)
Fast pressing vol buttons when playing music still wakes up phone while long pressing don't wake it up.
Strange I can't switch songs with tweakbox.. Thanks anyways for your help m8!
edit: Seems the settings were integrated in rom/kernel or something deeper since I could still activate screen with fastpress on volume buttons... Upgraded to 12.3 now so now it don't activate neither in slow or fast press on volume buttons.
Changing songs with toolbox in xposed still don't work though hmm.

Related

how to remove boot sound

which is a bit noisy during the nite:
mv /system/media/bootscreen/boot.mp3 /system/media/bootscreen/boot.mp3.bak
http://www.htcmania.com/showthread.php?t=89160
Or you could just edit the boot_animation.xml in the same folder and set useAudio="1" to useAudio="0"
theres three of them, just set all three to "0" and the phone will boot silently.
nerozero said:
Or you could just edit the boot_animation.xml in the same folder and set useAudio="1" to useAudio="0"
theres three of them, just set all three to "0" and the phone will boot silently.
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How can I edit file nerozero?
busybox vi
Or check this out to edit files on your computer easy way...
hxxp://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=628138
root and busybox required...
arturo025 said:
How can I edit file nerozero?
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I used the following method:
Code:
adb pull /system/media/bootscreen/boot_animation.xml .
Use what you like to edit it. I use gedit all the time.
Code:
adb push boot_animation.xml /system/media/bootscreen/
ps. You need to root and insmod tattoo-hack.ko, or flash the mainfram3.boot.img.

ADB help...

OK, I know how to use ADB to reboot and get into download mode on my phone, but I have a kind of emergency. I was attempting to replace a framework-res.apk file on my phone to change the battery icon, and now I am stuck FCing all over the place. So much that I can't put my backed up framework-res.apk file back in /system/framework via Root Explorer like I normally do.
I am connected to my phone, can list directories, but cannot seem to push the framework-res.apk file.
Can someone give me a step by step on how to do this and soon please...
EDIT: I think I got it. I needed to be in Recovery Mode, and then it seemed to copy fine.
While I do have someone's attention (hopefully), how do you change directories if the directory you want to change to is two names, IE 'Battery Mod'?
Demented71 said:
OK, I know how to use ADB to reboot and get into download mode on my phone, but I have a kind of emergency. I was attempting to replace a framework-res.apk file on my phone to change the battery icon, and now I am stuck FCing all over the place. So much that I can't put my backed up framework-res.apk file back in /system/framework via Root Explorer like I normally do.
I am connected to my phone, can list directories, but cannot seem to push the framework-res.apk file.
Can someone give me a step by step on how to do this and soon please...
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Is your backed up framework on your sdcard? You could try adb shell.
from pc,
adb shell
su
cp XXXX/framework-res.apk system/framework <<<may need to use busybox cp
exit
exit
adb reboot
bobbylx said:
Is your backed up framework on your sdcard? You could try adb shell.
from pc,
adb shell
su
cp XXXX/framework-res.apk system/framework <<<may need to use busybox cp
exit
exit
adb reboot
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My backed up framework file was on my PC. The first one I was trying to get to was on my phone, in a folder called Battery Mod, which I could not get into because ADB kept saying wrong substitution or something?
Either way, I was able to get it done, so I learned something new again.
EDIT: I think I got it. I needed to be in Recovery Mode, and then it seemed to copy fine.
While I do have someone's attention (hopefully), how do you change directories if the directory you want to change to is two names, IE 'Battery Mod'?
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That makes sense, it may not let you Push to the file system while it's in use.
As for 2 names, do you mean from a windows command box or in the android command line. Windows you just type it as is. Linux is a little more picky, I usually try to remove spaces from directory names so I don't run into any problems with that. In linux a backslash works, ie, cd /sdcard/Battery\ Mod
Not sure if it will work on our phones.

Awake screen using volume rocker

i researched this method because i noticed that i'm constantly using the power button (for screen on and off) and didn't want to wear it down prematurely. cm7/miui has this functionality built in but sense roms do not. for those of you wanting this capability on sense roms, i thought i'd share this.
before you begin, ensure that you have java installed on your pc (i'm sure most of you do). fyi, i used my windows xp pc, wordpad, and 7zip for this. i'm currently using the vu 2.39 rom.
1. Download baksmali and smali (both baksmali-1.2.8 & smali-1.2.8 jars and scripts, total 4 files) to the desktop from here (on the left, you will see the 4 links under "downloads")
2. Copy and transfer android.policy.jar (system\framework folder) from your phone to the desktop. it's also a good idea to backup the file just in case something goes wrong and you need to revert back.
3. Unzip android.policy.jar and extract classes.dex file to the desktop.
4. From the command line, navigate to the desktop and type "java -jar baksmali-1.2.8.jar classes.dex". It will create a directory named "out".
7. Open KeyguardViewMediator.smali (found in out/com/android/internal/policy/impl/) with wordpad.
8. Scroll down and find ".method private isWakeKeyWhenKeyguardShowing(I)Z".
9. Delete cases 0x18 and 0x19 in the switch statement towards the bottom of the method. Save.
10. From the command line, type "java -jar smali-1.2.8.jar -o classes.dex out". You now have a new classes.dex that has your modification.
11. Open android.policy.jar file on your desktop with 7zip and insert the new classes.dex file.
12. Copy the new file to your phone (system\framework folder, ensure that you set proper permissions) and reboot.
please note that i am not responsible if you mess anything up (although, the steps are pretty brick-proof). hack away at your own risk.
ps if you want to turn the screen off without using the power button, download "screen off and lock" from the market. awesome free app. shut down the screen by long pressing the search button.
Thanks SO much. I've been wanting something like this FOREVER. Don't like having to use widgetlocker! Appreciate the guide, I did this on my HTC Sensation and worked great. Thank you!
no problem. glad i can help.
just tried this.. perfrect on my IS
baste07 said:
just tried this.. perfrect on my IS
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i'm glad it worked out for ya.
syc7090 said:
i researched this method because i noticed that i'm constantly using the power button (for screen on and off) and didn't want to wear it down prematurely. i think the cm7 rom has this functionality built in but i primarily use sense roms. for those of you on the same boat, i thought i'd share this.
before you begin, ensure that you have java installed on your pc (i'm sure most of you do). fyi, i used my windows xp pc, wordpad, and 7zip for this. also, i didn't connect the phone to the pc. i transferred the files manually (via microsd card). i'm currently using the vu 2.39 rom.
1. Download baksmali and smali (both baksmali-1.2.8 & smali-1.2.8 jars and scripts, total 4 files) to the desktop from here (on the left, you will see the 4 links under "downloads")
2. Copy and transfer android.policy.jar (system\framework folder) from your phone to the desktop. it's also a good idea to backup the file just in case something goes wrong and you need to revert back.
3. Unzip android.policy.jar and extract classes.dex file to the desktop.
4. From the command line, navigate to the desktop and type "java -jar baksmali-1.2.8.jar classes.dex". It will create a directory named "out".
7. Open KeyguardViewMediator.smali (found in out/com/android/internal/policy/impl/) with wordpad.
8. Scroll down and find ".method private isWakeKeyWhenKeyguardShowing(I)Z".
9. Delete cases 0x18 and 0x19 in the switch statement towards the bottom of the method. Save.
10. From the command line, type "java -jar smali-1.2.8.jar -o classes.dex out". You now have a new classes.dex that has your modification.
11. Open android.policy.jar file on your desktop with 7zip and insert the new classes.dex file.
12. Copy the new file to your phone (system\framework folder, ensure that you set proper permissions) and reboot.
please note that i am not responsible if you mess anything up (although, the steps are pretty brick-proof). hack away at your own risk.
ps if you want to turn the screen off without using the power button, download "screen off and lock" from the market. awesome free app. shut down the screen by long pressing the search button.
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So I assume the downside isbyou lose one direction of volume change during screen off or is the missing volume link changed to the power button?
You can do the same with programs No lock, or Ripple lock.
With no lock, volume key gets you directly to launcher, and with ripple lock you have extra step to unlock screen.
I use Ripple lock and Screen off and lock on wildfire s.
Sent from my HTC Wildfire S A510e using XDA App
@nestorkg
this is a way to do it without installing and running an extra app. i guess it's more geared towards those who like to keep running apps to a minimum.
@beertime
yes, you do lose the ability to change volume while the screen is off (i.e. there is no keymap switching involved).
Or you can just go into settings > cyanogenmod settings > input then tick volume rocker.
no apps, no mods, nothing
jakeyo said:
Or you can just go into settings > cyanogenmod settings > input then tick volume rocker.
no apps, no mods, nothing
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yes, if you are on cm7. sense roms don't have this option.
jakeyo said:
Or you can just go into settings > cyanogenmod settings > input then tick volume rocker.
no apps, no mods, nothing
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^ lmao
syc7090 said:
yes, if you are on cm7. sense roms don't have this option.
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You sir, I love you still for your work!
there is an app in market that goes by name no lock which does just d same
mandeep294 said:
there is an app in market that goes by name no lock which does just d same
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again, some people want this functionality without having to install and run an app. this guide is aimed at those people. we are well aware that there are apps for this. thanks.
mandeep294 said:
there is an app in market that goes by name no lock which does just d same
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yeah no ****! another member before you posted the exact same thing and it was explained as well, go a page back
nestorkg said:
You can do the same with programs No lock, or Ripple lock.
With no lock, volume key gets you directly to launcher, and with ripple lock you have extra step to unlock screen.
I use Ripple lock and Screen off and lock on wildfire s.
Sent from my HTC Wildfire S A510e using XDA App
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Awesome guide. Thanks you very much
you're welcome
Thanks for this! I just tried it and it works on my Inspire running Android Revolution. So awesome!
sharksfan7 said:
Thanks for this! I just tried it and it works on my Inspire running Android Revolution. So awesome!
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np. this method should work on most htc/sense phones.
nice, i didn't know all that stuff
@syc7090 do you know wich lines should i modify to get the volume buttons to change songs feature?
qelavidamelleve said:
nice, i didn't know all that stuff
@syc7090 do you know wich lines should i modify to get the volume buttons to change songs feature?
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no idea. i tried to figure that out but didn't have any luck.

[ROOT] How to remove lock screen ads

both methods require a root explorer.
Method 1:
navigate to the system folder
find "App" folder
Change the name of "dtcp_apk.apk" to dtcp_apk.bat
Method 2:
Navigate to system folder
find "App" folder
change permissions of Dtcp_apk.apk to all blank
Hope this helped someone.
Credits to spunker88 for sharing this info.
the first method worked great for me
thanks
Dassen said:
both methods require a root explorer.
Method 1:
navigate to the system folder
find "App" folder
Change the name of "dtcp_apk.apk" to dtcp_apk.bat
Method 2:
Navigate to system folder
find "App" folder
change permissions of Dtcp_apk.apk to all blank
Hope this helped someone.
Credits to spunker88 for sharing this info.
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I tried both without success.. What explorer are you using? I tried with ES and got an error "the operation failed".. and I couldnt change permissions neither
thanks for any help
Are you rooted?
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I717 using Tapatalk 2
blazeplacid said:
Are you rooted?
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I supposed to. I rooted my device to install google play.. but I dont know if I continue been root.. I checked my permissions on system\app and I only have readable..
Could you explain me how to check if I am root, and if not, how to be root again to apply your process?
Thanks for your help
karacc said:
I supposed to. I rooted my device to install google play.. but I dont know if I continue been root.. I checked my permissions on system\app and I only have readable..
Could you explain me how to check if I am root, and if not, how to be root again to apply your process?
Thanks for your help
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You go to the setting of ES,then at the bottom of setting menu, it has Root setting. Go there and checked all check boxes. If you can, that's mean your KF is rooted.
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tried method 1 and it worked right away :good:
Worked
Method 1 worked for me.
Thanks.
Dassen said:
both methods require a root explorer.
Method 1:
navigate to the system folder
find "App" folder
Change the name of "dtcp_apk.apk" to dtcp_apk.bat
Method 2:
Navigate to system folder
find "App" folder
change permissions of Dtcp_apk.apk to all blank
Hope this helped someone.
Credits to spunker88 for sharing this info.
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Worked for me, too. Was surprised about the beautiful wallpapers to see now everytime i turn the thingy on
Adding a Boot Animation
Thanks for this info. I used the 2nd method and it worked immediately. Are there Boot Animations for the KFHD? Or can Boot Animations from, say my LG ICS Spectrum work?
Dassen said:
both methods require a root explorer.
Method 1:
navigate to the system folder
find "App" folder
Change the name of "dtcp_apk.apk" to dtcp_apk.bat
Method 2:
Navigate to system folder
find "App" folder
change permissions of Dtcp_apk.apk to all blank
Hope this helped someone.
Credits to spunker88 for sharing this info.
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Awesome, confirmed working on kindle fire 2 running 10.2.1
frieked said:
Awesome, confirmed working on kindle fire 2 running 10.2.1
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Thanks a lot for this :highfive:
Confirmed works on KF 8.9, thanks OP! I renamed to dtcp_apk.ads
finally, those horrific ad screens are gone! thank you sir!
if you have adb available, you should be able to do this without a root explorer.
use one of the following codes:
adb shell
su
mount -o remount,rw /system
mv /system/app/dtcp_apk.apk /system/app/dtcp_apk.apk.bak
exit
exit
adb shell
su
mount -o remount,rw /system
chmod 000 /system/app/dtcp_apk.apk
exit
exit
adb shell
su
mount -o remount,rw /system
rm /system/app/dtcp_apk.apk
exit
exit
The first one will rename it. The second one will clear its permissions. The third one will remove it completely.
It should go without saying, but its not my fault if you screw something up, or if it is necessary to have this apk in your system, and you use the third method. I haven't tried it, but it should work. I do know what the commands do.
Didn't also work for me with es file explorer the first time i've tried it, although i've enabled all root options.
Rebooting the device helped me, but it's also important to make sure that you give the explorer the permission to change system data
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Method 1 working
I tried it just out of curiosity and it worked right away. Using ES explorer, BTW.
Thanks!
Dassen said:
both methods require a root explorer.
Method 1:
navigate to the system folder
find "App" folder
Change the name of "dtcp_apk.apk" to dtcp_apk.bat
Method 2:
Navigate to system folder
find "App" folder
change permissions of Dtcp_apk.apk to all blank
Hope this helped someone.
Credits to spunker88 for sharing this info.
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Thank you so much!!! Method 1 worked great. Also renamed the odex file to .odex.bat through root explorer. Note, in root explorer you will probably have to push the little 'Mount R/W" button once you get into system/app
Sweet. $15 saved.
Thanks for the quick 'how to'.

easy way into Verizon's hidden menu ( updated with flashable zip new instructions )

I take no credit for this but I figured I'd share it credit goes to @xdabbeb from this thread. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2467302 and credit goes to @markfm for the shortcut.
But I do take the credit in packaging it into a flashable zip
First download the hidden menu apk from xdabbeb's thread from above and using root browser or a similar app manually paste it into system/app and set the permissions to rw-r-r
The using root browser create a file and name it hiddenmenu and put this command in the file by typing in the following-
am start -a android.intent.action.Main -n com.lge.hiddenmenu/com.lge.hiddenmenu.HiddenMenu
Hit save them put the file you just created in /system/bin and set the permissions to rwxr-xr-x and save
Then all you have to do is launch terminal emulator and type in the following
su and hit enter
hiddenmenu and hit enter
That's it hidden menu will then launch
Then back in terminal emulator exit out
Here you go I made it even easier with a flashable zip ( please read and follow the instructions)
Just flash the zip
Reboot ( the next step depends on the ROM and kernel some you don't have to do the next step and some you do if you get the error code when trying to enter the hidden menu then do the next step otherwise you're good)
Using root browser or similar app go into system/app and find the hiddenmenu.apk and click on it and click install
In terminal emulator type "su" then type "hiddenmenu" without the quotes of course and you're in
Here's the zip- https://mega.co.nz/#!bpJ0DDbA!pSDJcaHFnXulkGyA2s-cIQldTrLbv-FVspD2RzW97Ts
To get back the knock on feature if you've lost it once your in the hidden menu click on HW Device Test then click on Touch Test and in there near the bottom you'll see Touch Firmware Upgrade click that and then click OK wait about 15 seconds and you're set
please remember to hit thanks if you like my work
what does this hidden menu allow us to do?
ars0n said:
what does this hidden menu allow us to do?
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Well there are a lot of things you can do with it but in the same sense you can mess your phone up bad if you don't know what your doing the most common use is to update your touch firmware if you happen to lose you knock on feature by flashing a custom kernel
Robshr said:
Well there are a lot of things you can do with it but in the same sense you can mess your phone up bad if you don't know what your doing the most common use is to update your touch firmware if you happen to lose you knock on feature by flashing a custom kernel
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Is this for stock only or can we use it for AOSP?
JJT211 said:
Is this for stock only or can we use it for AOSP?
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Yes it should work on an asop ROM as long as it's a Verizon ROM
Robshr said:
Yes it should work on an asop ROM as long as it's a Verizon ROM
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OK cool, im hoping to find something to disable that stupid knock-on feature. Im running C-Rom 7.1 btw
I pasted the .apk into system app and change permissions. But im having trouble with how to create the file in root browser.
When I enter root browser I select "+new" at the bottom. I then select "create file" in which case I input that long command and when I press done I get "Operation Failed"
Am I doing this correctly?
JJT211 said:
OK cool, im hoping to find something to disable that stupid knock-on feature. Im running C-Rom 7.1 btw
I pasted the .apk into system app and change permissions. But im having trouble with how to create the file in root browser.
When I enter root browser I select "+new" at the bottom. I then select "create file" in which case I input that long command and when I press done I get "Operation Failed"
Am I doing this correctly?
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Yes it sounds like you doing right in root browser click create new. Then file then rename the file to hidden menu then close root browser and open the that file with a text editor and input the command and click save then follow the rest of the directions you should be good and by the way there is a way in there to disable the knock feature I don't remember off hand what section it's under but it's there
It's the first option under gestures in settings
Robshr said:
Yes it sounds like you doing right in root browser click create new. Then file then rename the file to hidden menu then close root browser and open the that file with a text editor and input the command and click save then follow the rest of the directions you should be good and by the way there is a way in there to disable the knock feature I don't remember off hand what section it's under but it's there
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Still getting operation failed
When I select new file it asks "Please enter the name"
No matter what I input, I keep getting operation failed. I tried hiddenfile, hidden file, HiddenFile, HiddenFile.apk, new file, newfile, ect
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lynneddington said:
It's the first option under gestures in settings
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Im aware of that option on Stock ROMs, but its not available on Aosp ROM's, or at least my current one C-Rom.
lynneddington said:
It's the first option under gestures in settings
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Actually if you scroll all the way to the bottom it's the second one up it's knock on/off setting
JJT211 said:
Still getting operation failed
When I select new file it asks "Please enter the name"
No matter what I input, I keep getting operation failed. I tried hiddenfile, hidden file, HiddenFile, HiddenFile.apk, new file, newfile, ect
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Im aware of that option on Stock ROMs, but its not available on Aosp ROM's, or at least my current one C-Rom.
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You have to make the file on your sdcard say in downloads then it will work if you try any where on the system part you'll get that message
Robshr said:
Actually if you scroll all the way to the bottom it's the second one up it's knock on/off setting
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There isnt a gestures option under settings in Aosp
It worked
Worked like a charm. Thanks!!
JJT211 said:
There isnt a gestures option under settings in Aosp
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No there isn't, but some aosp Roms can disable knock on. For instance vanir has the option under settings-display and lights-knock on/off.
Worth a try but I know I've seen it in others as well, but I haven't ran c-rom in a while
Robshr said:
First download the hidden menu apk from xdabbeb's thread from above and using root browser or a similar app manually paste it into system/app and set the permissions to rw-r-r
The using root browser create a file and put this command in the file by typing in the following-
am start -a android.intent.action.Main -n com.lge.hiddenmenu/com.lge.hiddenmenu.HiddenMenu
Hit save them put the file you just created in /system/bin and set the permissions to rwxr-xr-x and save
Then all you have to do is launch terminal emulator and type in the following
su and hit enter
hiddenmenu and hit enter
That's it hidden menu will then launch
Then back in terminal emulator exit out
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What do I rename the file when I put it in /system/bin?
kwdan said:
What do I rename the file when I put it in /system/bin?
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rename it to hiddenmenu but rename it before you put it in system/bin
what did i do wrong?
"My PC" adb shell
[email protected]:/ $ su
[email protected]:/ # hiddenmenu
Starting: Intent { act=android.intent.action.Main cmp=com.lge.hiddenmenu/.HiddenMenu }
Error type 3
Error: Activity class {com.lge.hiddenmenu/com.lge.hiddenmenu.HiddenMenu} does not exist.
[email protected]:/ #
Robshr said:
set the permissions to rwxr-xr-x and save
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Are these permissions universal or are these for the Verizon variant? I'm on Sprint LG-LS980
kwdan said:
Are these permissions universal or are these for the Verizon variant? I'm on Sprint LG-LS980
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Should be universal but check in your system/bin folder and see if most of the files are set to those permissions
If they are then you're good
steveo17 said:
what did i do wrong?
"My PC" adb shell
[email protected]:/ $ su
[email protected]:/ # hiddenmenu
Starting: Intent { act=android.intent.action.Main cmp=com.lge.hiddenmenu/.HiddenMenu }
Error type 3
Error: Activity class {com.lge.hiddenmenu/com.lge.hiddenmenu.HiddenMenu} does not exist.
[email protected]:/ #
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Download and use terminal emulator from the play store and from there type
su
hiddenmenu
And it looks like you have an error in the command line you typed in double check it it looks like you have a period after the last forward slash that shouldn't be there

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