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Hi all
Eventually........have rooted KFHD then got brave and installed Google Market....only issue is that KFHD will not auto rotate and bottom menu bar is missing.
Any help please?
Download LMT https://www.dropbox.com/s/h7xwelcg8uzyaee/LMT_v1.91.apk.... Install.
Open and choose start service. Click the pie tab at the top and configure your pie items. (eg. Pie item 1, set to home. Pie item 2, set to back. Etc)
If you want the stock softkeys/navbar back then do this next:
Download ES File Explorer here https://www.dropbox.com/s/u227um3vt3o2yzx/ES.apk
Install and open. Open the menu (using one of the LMT pie buttons you created) scroll to the bottom. Choose root settings. Check all (grant su permission)
Navigate to /system/
Open build.prop with es note editor. Find the code "qemu.hw.mainkeys=1" change it to 0. Back to save and reboot. If it is already set at 0, then reply back.
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Krsmqn said:
Download LMT https://www.dropbox.com/s/h7xwelcg8uzyaee/LMT_v1.91.apk.... Install.
Open and choose start service. Click the pie tab at the top and configure your pie items. (eg. Pie item 1, set to home. Pie item 2, set to back. Etc)
If you want the stock softkeys/navbar back then do this next:
Download ES File Explorer here https://www.dropbox.com/s/u227um3vt3o2yzx/ES.apk
Install and open. Open the menu (using one of the LMT pie buttons you created) scroll to the bottom. Choose root settings. Check all (grant su permission)
Navigate to /system/
Open build.prop with es note editor. Find the code "qemu.hw.mainkeys=1" change it to 0. Back to save and reboot. If it is already set at 0, then reply back.
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Thanks for reply Krsmqn.
I have downloaded and installed LMT. Set pies to menu, back etc I already have ES File Explorer installed.
Now i get lost ............. Open the menu (using one of the LMT pie buttons you created) scroll to the bottom. Choose root settings. Check all (grant su permission)
Navigate to /system/
Open build.prop with es note editor. Find the code "qemu.hw.mainkeys=1" change it to 0. Back to save and reboot. If it is already set at 0, then reply back...........
Sorry for being thick but can you please explain this part a bit more?
Many thanks
fs1023
found .....Find the code "qemu.hw.mainkeys=1" change it to 0. Back to save and reboot. If it is already set at 0, then reply back...........
It is already set at 0
Krsmqn said:
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I have gone to Pie and set menu etc but how do i set permissions?
Sure.
I assume that one of the pie keys have been set to the menu option.
Check the pictures below.
The first picture is the settings bar. Choose settings.
Scroll down to "root settings" (see second picture near the bottom)
Open root settings and make sure all are checked, 3rd picture (4 or 5 boxes, depends on version) and grant su permission.
Navigate to the /system/ folder as seen in 4th picture.
click on build.prop and choose ES Note Editor, as seen in 5th picture
Find the code I point out in the 6th picture and carefully change the 1 to a 0 by clicking on the screen. If it already says 0, then we need to get you the softkeys.apk.
lets try this first.
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Exuse my ignorance....i get picture 1 but where are the others from? KFHD menu?
fs1023 said:
Exuse my ignorance....i get picture 1 but where are the others from? KFHD menu?
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The 2nd and 3rd picture are of the settings menu in ES File Explorer. The others are the ES File Explorer interface and the build.prop properties.
I see you found the qemu.hw.mainkeys and have found it set to zero.
Ok. lets try this...
Gimme a second to prepare the files.
Went through your instructions mate and that code IS set to 0
Before we have you download anything, let's make sure you need to.
Open ES File Explorer and navigate to the /system/app/ folder. Look to see if you have "SoftkeyBar.apk" installed.
Yes mate its a square grey box with 'Kindle' written on it.
BTW how do I buy you a beer for your help?
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Yes mate its a square grey box with 'Kindle' written on it
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Hmm... I'm puzzled. There's no reason for you to have no softkey bar.
Go back to Build.prop file in /system/
Sometimes there's a second entry of "qemu.hw.mainkeys=1" in there. Look for it.
Could you also let me know what method you used to root?
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fs1023 said:
BTW how do I buy you a beer for your help?
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I appreciate it but I quit drinking some time ago. Just knowing that I helped is enough. I've been blessed with outstanding help on these forums before, so I just want to pay it forward.
There is no 'second entry of "qemu.hw.mainkeys=1"
The qemu.hw.mainkeys=1 is qemu.hw.mainkeys=0 on my Kindle is this correct?
I rooted through Kindle firste aide step 21. Admitttidly it took me 4 times. I can/could not do a clean 'unroot' and in one instance it rooted the device again. Do you think i have corrupted files?
fs1023 said:
There is no 'second entry of "qemu.hw.mainkeys=1"
The qemu.hw.mainkeys=1 is qemu.hw.mainkeys=0 on my Kindle is this correct?
I rooted through Kindle firste aide step 21. Admitttidly it took me 4 times. I can/could not do a clean 'unroot' and in one instance it rooted the device again. Do you think i have corrupted files?
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Yes, qemu.hw.mainkeys= # is the code. 1 or 0 is just the number that identifies the different state. So it's all good.
As far as why your nav bar isn't showing up...... I dunno. You have now passed the realm of which I can be of assistance.
I suggest you post your problem on the Kindle Fire First Aide thread. Be sure to include the information we have already covered to save some time.
I'm sorry I couldn't help you resolve the issue, but Chris (prokennexusa) and those guys on that thread will get you sorted out.
Good luck!
Ok thanks for all you time and help it has been most appreciated and keep up the good work in helping others.
regards
fs1023
Krsmqn said:
Yes, qemu.hw.mainkeys= # is the code. 1 or 0 is just the number that identifies the different state. So it's all good.
As far as why your nav bar isn't showing up...... I dunno. You have now passed the realm of which I can be of assistance.
I suggest you post your problem on the Kindle Fire First Aide thread. Be sure to include the information we have already covered to save some time.
I'm sorry I couldn't help you resolve the issue, but Chris (prokennexusa) and those guys on that thread will get you sorted out.
Good luck!
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Hi all
Can anyone follow on from Krsmqn and help me with my problem?
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Hi all
Can anyone follow on from Krsmqn and help me with my problem?
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Krsmqn said:
Download LMT https://www.dropbox.com/s/h7xwelcg8uzyaee/LMT_v1.91.apk.... Install.
Open and choose start service. Click the pie tab at the top and configure your pie items. (eg. Pie item 1, set to home. Pie item 2, set to back. Etc)
If you want the stock softkeys/navbar back then do this next:
Download ES File Explorer here https://www.dropbox.com/s/u227um3vt3o2yzx/ES.apk
Install and open. Open the menu (using one of the LMT pie buttons you created) scroll to the bottom. Choose root settings. Check all (grant su permission)
Navigate to /system/
Open build.prop with es note editor. Find the code "qemu.hw.mainkeys=1" change it to 0. Back to save and reboot. If it is already set at 0, then reply back. "
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I have always wanted to know how to change the DPI but I didn't want to fiddle around and softbrick I have a factory cable but hate to pull it out, Would you mind taking a screenshot of the line I have to edit for the DPI change?
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Open build.prop with ES Note Editor (found in /system/)
Find the code below. Change it, back out without changing anything else. Save. Reboot.
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Forgot image. Here it is. Be very careful.
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This tweak worked on the stock T-Mobile OCG ROM, and will likely work for other stock based ROM's.
I used the "SQLite Editor" app to do this tweak. Other SQLite editors should work as well.
1.Launch SQLite Editor and select "Files" and drill down into /data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases/settings.db
2. Select "system"
3. Press the "+" option
4. Leave _id set to auto
5. Add in the name field "notification_panel_brightness_adjustment" (without the quotes)
6. Add in the value field "0" (number zero without the quotes)
7. Press save
8. Exit and reboot
If you decide at a later time you want it back, just change the value of that field to a 1 then save and reboot.
guyd said:
This tweak worked on the stock T-Mobile OCG ROM, and will likely work for other stock based ROM's.
I used the "SQLite Editor" app to do this tweak. Other SQLite editors should work as well.
1.Launch SQLite Editor and select "Files" and drill down into /data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases/settings.db
2. Select "system"
3. Press the "+" option
4. Leave _id set to auto
5. Add in the name field "notification_panel_brightness_adjustment" (without the quotes)
6. Add in the value field "0" (number zero without the quotes)
7. Press save
8. Exit and reboot
If you decide at a later time you want it back, just change the value of that field to a 1 then save and reboot.
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Nice find! However since I actually use the brightness slider daily, I won't be getting rid of it. Now we just need to find a way to get rid of the S Finder/Quick Connect from the notification panel.
Yoshi910 said:
Nice find! However since I actually use the brightness slider daily, I won't be getting rid of it. Now we just need to find a way to get rid of the S Finder/Quick Connect from the notification panel.
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I can mod systemui.apk to remove them, if you want it.
mikeyinid said:
I can mod systemui.apk to remove them, if you want it.
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Yes please
And if you could possibly look into having 6 toggles that would be greatly appreciated. Using your rom got it before the pull lol
guaneet said:
Yes please
And if you could possibly look into having 6 toggles that would be greatly appreciated. Using your rom got it before the pull lol
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haha, yea im not a fan of having a ton of threads all with mostly the same thing. ill see what i can do about the toggles, i can for sure get rid of the other stuff.
You can also simply install Lux and turn off its persistent notification
Could this be used to do other tweaks like remove icons/clock from the status bar?
mikeyinid said:
I can mod systemui.apk to remove them, if you want it.
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That'd be awesome. I was looking through the xml but was having trouble finding an obvious section to cut for this bar--res/layout/status_bar_expanded doesn't even appear to contain a reference to the sfinder_qconnect stuff.
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That'd be awesome. I was looking through the xml but was having trouble finding an obvious section to cut for this bar--res/layout/status_bar_expanded doesn't even appear to contain a reference to the sfinder_qconnect stuff.
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its in res/values/dimens.xml. if you google it theres a few tuts how to do it.
mikeyinid said:
its in res/values/dimens.xml. if you google it theres a few tuts how to do it.
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Thanks, I had been looking at another tutorial involving cutting a few lines from status_bar_extended, but it hadn't occurred to me simply to change its size to zero in dimens. >.<
This doesn't seem worth a whole new thread, so I've attached a systemui whose only change is the removal of the sfinder/qconnect bar. I believe you also have to delete the arm64/SystemUI.odex.art.xz file for things to work properly.
Edit for basic instructions:
Use a root-enabled file manager or console to replace /system/priv-app/SystemUI/SystemUI.apk with the attached file, and delete /system/priv-app/SystemUI/arm64/SystemUI.odex.art.xz. Make sure the permissions of the new SystemUI.apk are rw-r--r-- (chmod 644 /system/priv-app/SystemUI/SystemUI.apk at the console). Reboot and enjoy.
Caveat: you may not be able to swipe away notifications from within the region previously taken up by the sfinder/qconnect bar.
Great! Can also be done via adb:
Code:
adb shell settings put system notification_panel_brightness_adjustment 0
teiglin said:
Thanks, I had been looking at another tutorial involving cutting a few lines from status_bar_extended, but it hadn't occurred to me simply to change its size to zero in dimens. >.<
This doesn't seem worth a whole new thread, so I've attached a systemui whose only change is the removal of the sfinder/qconnect bar. I believe you also have to delete the arm64/SystemUI.odex.art.xz file for things to work properly.
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Thanks! Works great.
teiglin said:
Thanks, I had been looking at another tutorial involving cutting a few lines from status_bar_extended, but it hadn't occurred to me simply to change its size to zero in dimens. >.<
This doesn't seem worth a whole new thread, so I've attached a systemui whose only change is the removal of the sfinder/qconnect bar. I believe you also have to delete the arm64/SystemUI.odex.art.xz file for things to work properly.
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How would you get it to work, I tried to install it but it won't install.
teiglin said:
Thanks, I had been looking at another tutorial involving cutting a few lines from status_bar_extended, but it hadn't occurred to me simply to change its size to zero in dimens. >.<
This doesn't seem worth a whole new thread, so I've attached a systemui whose only change is the removal of the sfinder/qconnect bar. I believe you also have to delete the arm64/SystemUI.odex.art.xz file for things to work properly.
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Worked fine, thanks !
EvoYas said:
How would you get it to work, I tried to install it but it won't install.
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Also wondering the same. And I don't see the system ui file in arm64. Can't wait to find out though lol I despise those two buttons
EvoYas said:
How would you get it to work, I tried to install it but it won't install.
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v2.2v said:
Also wondering the same. And I don't see the system ui file in arm64. Can't wait to find out though lol I despise those two buttons
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You either need a root-enabled file manager or su at a console, and replace /system/priv-app/SystemUI/SystemUI.apk with the file I provided, and delete /system/priv-app/SystemUI/arm64/SystemUI.odex.art.xz, then reboot. As always, I strongly recommend making backups and of course, I can provide no guarantees, yadda yadda.
teiglin said:
You either need a root-enabled file manager or su at a console, and replace /system/priv-app/SystemUI/SystemUI.apk with the file I provided, and delete /system/priv-app/SystemUI/arm64/SystemUI.odex.art.xz, then reboot. As always, I strongly recommend making backups and of course, I can provide no guarantees, yadda yadda.
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That worked flawlessly, thank you.
teiglin said:
You either need a root-enabled file manager or su at a console, and replace /system/priv-app/SystemUI/SystemUI.apk with the file I provided, and delete /system/priv-app/SystemUI/arm64/SystemUI.odex.art.xz, then reboot. As always, I strongly recommend making backups and of course, I can provide no guarantees, yadda yadda.
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perfect! thank you so much
teiglin said:
Thanks, I had been looking at another tutorial involving cutting a few lines from status_bar_extended, but it hadn't occurred to me simply to change its size to zero in dimens. >.<
This doesn't seem worth a whole new thread, so I've attached a systemui whose only change is the removal of the sfinder/qconnect bar. I believe you also have to delete the arm64/SystemUI.odex.art.xz file for things to work properly.
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Awesome! Works perfectly! Thanks so much. Just a reminder to relative noobs like myself to change the appropriate permissions in the new SystemUI file to -rw-r--r--. I forgot to do so first try, and lost both the status bar and the lockscreen. Fixed now, but had a moment or two of panic...
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Awesome! Works perfectly! Thanks so much. Just a reminder to relative noobs like myself to change the appropriate permissions in the new SystemUI file to -rw-r--r--. I forgot to do so first try, and lost both the status bar and the lockscreen. Fixed now, but had a moment or two of panic...
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BINGO. Yea i forgot to mention that in my response, as well. Always fix permissions
here is my way, I've removed the annoying "S-Finder" and "Quick Connect" buttons.
you need root! I am on Lollipop stock ROM.
a) open filemanger (rootexplorer, es manager, ....)
b) go to /system
c) search "build.prop" and make a backup!!
d) open "build.prop" in text editor
e) search for "ro.product.device=klte" (maybe on your device it is not klte) and CHANGE it to "ro.product.name=zeroflteatt"
f) save the file and reboot
here is a picture:
MMTK84 said:
here is my way, I've removed the annoying "S-Finder" and "Quick Connect" buttons.
you need root! I am on Lollipop stock ROM.
a) open filemanger (rootexplorer, es manager, ....)
b) go to /system
c) search "build.prop" and make a backup!!
d) open "build.prop" in text editor
e) search for "ro.product.device=klte" (maybe on your device it is not klte) and CHANGE it to "ro.product.name=zeroflteatt"
f) save the file and reboot
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Hi, I'm an absolute noob to this but yes, the s finder and quick connect just take up space in my pull down notifications. I don't use them.
Are you saying i do all your mentioned steps on my phone after i root it (my device is not rooted)?
No changes
MMTK84 said:
here is my way, I've removed the annoying "S-Finder" and "Quick Connect" buttons.
you need root! I am on Lollipop stock ROM.
a) open filemanger (rootexplorer, es manager, ....)
b) go to /system
c) search "build.prop" and make a backup!!
d) open "build.prop" in text editor
e) search for "ro.product.device=klte" (maybe on your device it is not klte) and CHANGE it to "ro.product.name=zeroflteatt"
f) save the file and reboot
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I was also looking for a guide on this. I followed your guide by the letter, but no chances after reboot.
Not working..
not working
please report this thread to remove
It works, he just messed it up a bit
1 Find ro.product.name NOT ro.product.device
2 after XXXlte add vzw OR att
3 for example "kltevzw"
4 profit
Source: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=60678244&postcount=70
Hussein Bagci said:
Not working..
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wizard6601 said:
not working
please report this thread to remove
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MMTK84 said:
here is my way, I've removed the annoying "S-Finder" and "Quick Connect" buttons.
you need root! I am on Lollipop stock ROM.
a) open filemanger (rootexplorer, es manager, ....)
b) go to /system
c) search "build.prop" and make a backup!!
d) open "build.prop" in text editor
e) search for "ro.product.device=klte" (maybe on your device it is not klte) and CHANGE it to "ro.product.name=zeroflteatt"
f) save the file and reboot
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Great mod! Works perfect for my aussie SMG900I
Edit: I get this at every boot now. Only at boot though so not a big deal. Also my 4G Icon changed to include LTE logo as well
YesSs
work on G900H
Just gonna repeat my post from the other thread, as it might be useful for someone
CronKz said:
Hello, this thread might be outdated but for me it was a current topic and i didn't want do open a new thread. So I just found this tutorial.
1. You need a rooted device and a Root Explorer (Make sure you have Read/Write permissions enabled.
2. Browse to the root folder from there to the system folder.
3. Make a Backup of the "build.prop" file - just in case...
4. Edit the file with a Text Editor and search for the line "ro.product.name="
5. Now if there is like for example "jfltexx" edit the name until "XXXlte" -> delete everything that's behind "lte"
6. Add "vzw" or "att" behind "lte" -> for example "jfltevzw" and save the file.
7. Now reboot and it's done!
Source:
gs6[dot]wonderhowto[dot]com/how-to/remove-s-finder-quick-connect-buttons-from-your-galaxy-s6s-notification-panel-0161738/
This should work on every android 5.0+ device (didn't test it out)
Hope I could help you guys out Worked fine for me
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*ALL TESTING DONE ON 900F ALEXANDRS DEVBASE BOE3 (NOT BOE5)*
*the issues I am having might be firmware dependent*
Changed mine to vzw and it worked, but.. It also changed the 4G icon to a 4GLTE icon, it changed the brightness bar so that it can't be changed while in auto mode, the wifi hotspot icon is also changed. And systemui crashes on boot and everytime I run an app in landscape mode.. The taskmanager/clear all apps icons in recents are changed to text. Gonna try changing to att now
EDIT: Tried changing to att and the 4GLTE and WiFi hotspot icons changed again. The 4GLTE icon is a new one and the hotspot icon is the same as the standard 900F icon. Also, att forces the operator name to be shown in statusbar. SystemUI crashes on boot just like with vzw BUT that's the only time it crashes, unlike vzw where SystemUI crashes in landscape mode too.
EDIT#2: So, after changing to vzw then att then vzw and then att again, att crashes in landscape mode too. I guess it's an odex/kernel issue, because I've wiped cache & dalvik but it persists.
EDIT#3: here's a screenshot of the systemUI crash because of landscape mode / rotation.
EDIT#4: vzw works perfect without any issues on Sixperience 3.0. Pic attached
Huh. I was able to remove those tiles from my quick-settings icons without doing anything fancy. Samsung gives you the option to customize those buttons by doing the following:
Settings -- Notification Panel
scroll down to the "active buttons" panel, select the button you don't want to see and hold it down. Then drag it down to the "available buttons" section, and it will no longer be on your quick setttings panel.
You can also add/remove other buttons, and re-arrange them to your liking.
mike-y said:
Huh. I was able to remove those tiles from my quick-settings icons without doing anything fancy. Samsung gives you the option to customize those buttons by doing the following:
Settings -- Notification Panel
scroll down to the "active buttons" panel, select the button you don't want to see and hold it down. Then drag it down to the "available buttons" section, and it will no longer be on your quick setttings panel.
You can also add/remove other buttons, and re-arrange them to your liking.
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Lol
Read the thread again, you completely misunderstood what it's about.
lingowistico said:
Lol
Read the thread again, you completely misunderstood what it's about.
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I reread the OP:
here is my way, I've removed the annoying "S-Finder" and "Quick Connect" buttons.
you need root! I am on Lollipop stock ROM.
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so are these not the same buttons on the pull-down notification panel?
he even posted a screen shot of the quick toggle buttons on the pull-down notification menu, which is what I was referring to.
mike-y said:
I reread the OP:
so are these not the same buttons on the pull-down notification panel?
he even posted a screen shot of the quick toggle buttons on the pull-down notification menu, which is what I was referring to.
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Omg
This thread is about a method of removing S-finder and quick connect buttons BELOW THE QUICK TOGGLES.
lingowistico said:
Omg
This thread is about a method of removing S-finder and quick connect buttons BELOW THE QUICK TOGGLES.
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ah, thanks for the clarification. Those buttons don't exist on my G900A running the latest lollipop update.
mike-y said:
ah, thanks for the clarification. Those buttons don't exist on my G900A running the latest lollipop update.
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If you want you can enable them the same way we remove them
If you guys find a way to prevent "system ui has stopped" from showing. I'll be pleased to use this mod. Att 4G icon is lovely
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rajman said:
If you guys find a way to prevent "system ui has stopped" from showing. I'll be pleased to use this mod. Att 4G icon is lovely
tapatalk @ es five
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I like Verizon's icon more
Apparently it works without SystemUI fc on some roms (G900TUVU1DOB1)
Why don't you tell us what model and rom you are running?
G900F running latest BTU BOE5
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rajman said:
G900F running latest BTU BOE5
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Ok, is it untouched stock, odexed/deodexed, custom (maybe alexandr?), etc?
When do you SystemUI fc? What are you doing when it fc's?
Attached Verizon's 4G icon
Fully stock, system UI FC only on boot, that is annoying tho
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Hey all. Other day i look around floating_feature.xml in system/etc and i found the line for config nav bar:
<SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_FRAMEWORK_CONFIG_NAVIGATION_BAR_THEME>SupportLightNavigationBar|SupportForceTouch|SupportCustomBgColor|SupportNaviBarRemoteView</SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_FRAMEWORK_CONFIG_NAVIGATION_BAR_THEME>
I think if theres an option "SupportLightNavigationBar" lets see if "SupporrDarkNavigationBar" works. And it worked
Don't know if anyone have dicover that but i wann share it with you.
Final code:
<SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_FRAMEWORK_CONFIG_NAVIGATION_BAR_THEME>SupportLightNavigationBar|SupportForceTouch|SupportCustomBgColor|SupportNaviBarRemoteView|SupportDarkNavigationBar</SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_FRAMEWORK_CONFIG_NAVIGATION_BAR_THEME>
marquelito said:
Hey all. Other day i look around floating_feature.xml in system/etc and i found the line for config nav bar:
<SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_FRAMEWORK_CONFIG_NAVIGATION_BAR_THEME>SupportLightNavigationBar|SupportForceTouch|SupportCustomBgColor|SupportNaviBarRemoteView</SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_FRAMEWORK_CONFIG_NAVIGATION_BAR_THEME>
I think if theres an option "SupportLightNavigationBar" lets see if "SupporrDarkNavigationBar" works. And it worked
Don't know if anyone have dicover that but i wann share it with you.
Final code:
<SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_FRAMEWORK_CONFIG_NAVIGATION_BAR_THEME>SupportLightNavigationBar|SupportForceTouch|SupportCustomBgColor|SupportNaviBarRemoteView|SupportDarkNavigationBar</SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_FRAMEWORK_CONFIG_NAVIGATION_BAR_THEME>
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It works only for rooted S9?
Meknes23 said:
It works only for rooted S9?
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I think you can push it via adb. If anyone could help with it
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I think you can push it via adb. If anyone could help with it
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Fairly sure you need to be rooted to mod system files even with ADB, or at least have TWRP installed, in which case you might as well root too as you have already tripped KNOX
or you can just use this app:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=by4a.setedit22
set
need_dark_navigationbar to 1
need_dark_statusbar to 1
then go switch it to black..
you might need adb initially to get the app permission but its only needed to do once.. actually, you dont need permission for that as its in system settings.. if u want to change secure or global settings you need to set the adb perms
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Fairly sure you need to be rooted to mod system files even with ADB, or at least have TWRP installed, in which case you might as well root too as you have already tripped KNOX
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not true in this case.. those values are in settings.. you can do it in adb also if you use the settings binary similar to what i just posted.. the app is probably the easiest tho plus u can edit pretty much any setting with the app
elliwigy said:
or you can just use this app:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=by4a.setedit22
set
need_dark_navigationbar to 1
need_dark_statusbar to 1
then go switch it to black..
you might need adb initially to get the app permission but its only needed to do once.. actually, you dont need permission for that as its in system settings.. if u want to change secure or global settings you need to set the adb perms
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Just changed those lines both to 1, but no black has appeared
Also I have a problem with low notification / ringtone sounds, I see there are level settings for that too
What is the adb command to get the full permissions for the app to edit everything? The values are reset back to 0 after a reboot
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Just changed those lines both to 1, but no black has appeared
Also I have a problem with low notification / ringtone sounds, I see there are level settings for that too
What is the adb command to get the full permissions for the app to edit everything? The values are reset back to 0 after a reboot
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Did you have any luck figuring this out? The settings don't seem to stick on reboot.
knoxjon said:
Did you have any luck figuring this out? The settings don't seem to stick on reboot.
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Not with this method, I use this now instead, works flawlessly
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.inteks.samtweak2&hl=en
Exclude the app from power saving though or you'll need to open it again to reapply some of the tweaks
knoxjon said:
Did you have any luck figuring this out? The settings don't seem to stick on reboot.
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not sure why u guys have a hard time lol.. i change the value to 1 then wait a few mins then when i go to navbar settings its black..
works every time for me
How to move the clock on the right or put it in the center on android pie
There is a way to move the clock on the right where it was. For me, personally, I get used to to be in the left, but I also like to be able to personalize my phone on the way I want. Now, this is possible
1. You need to install an app called System UI Tuner and register for the beta program. After this, you have to receive an update of the app. Update it.
2. Need to give it permission through ADB. Here are the commands:
adb shell pm grant com.zacharee1.systemuituner android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS
adb shell pm grant com.zacharee1.systemuituner android.permission.PACKAGE_USAGE_STATS
adb shell pm grant com.zacharee1.systemuituner android.permission.DUMP
3.Go to Status bar > Custom and click Add item. Enter the key "right_clock_position". Enter whatever name for it you want. The new item will be created. Toggle it OFF.
Screenshot:
https://i.imgur.com/iTGR24G.jpg
The littles little buggy for me, just keep it in mind. Also, the clock can be moved in the center with "middle_clock_position"
Source: Reddit
I will test when I get home. But if it works, even if buggy, THANK YOU! Driving me nuts! Now to figure out how to disable the carrier brand name in the notification bar too.
That worked! Thanks, you are brilliant!
Edit: nevermind
I don't have a Custom option in my taskbar option screen, any idea why? I just downloaded the app tonight so I have the newest version.
rboddy said:
I don't have a Custom option in my taskbar option screen, any idea why? I just downloaded the app tonight so I have the newest version.
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You have to have the beta version...
larryk said:
You have to have the beta version...
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Ahh didn't notice that part, thanks!
Havent got my S9 yet is the beta app an in app registration? I dont see the app listed as having a beta program in the play store?
Where i can find the beta version register???
Archangel said:
Havent got my S9 yet is the beta app an in app registration? I dont see the app listed as having a beta program in the play store?
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Meknes23 said:
Where i can find the beta version register???
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Scroll down in the play store listing, its there, click join.
Leon said:
How to move the clock on the right or put it in the center on android pie
There is a way to move the clock on the right where it was. For me, personally, I get used to to be in the left, but I also like to be able to personalize my phone on the way I want. Now, this is possible
1. You need to install an app called System UI Tuner and register for the beta program. After this, you have to receive an update of the app. Update it.
2. Need to give it permission through ADB. Here are the commands:
adb shell pm grant com.zacharee1.systemuituner android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS
adb shell pm grant com.zacharee1.systemuituner android.permission.PACKAGE_USAGE_STATS
adb shell pm grant com.zacharee1.systemuituner android.permission.DUMP
3.Go to Status bar > Custom and click Add item. Enter the key "right_clock_position". Enter whatever name for it you want. The new item will be created. Toggle it OFF.
Screenshot:
https://i.imgur.com/iTGR24G.jpg
The littles little buggy for me, just keep it in mind. Also, the clock can be moved in the center with "middle_clock_position"
Source: Reddit
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thank you work s8+ g9550
Hello guys, I've downloaded the app.. However I don't see the beta tester button or whatsoever. Any ideas? I've tried via Android and via PC, can't find it.
TraCerTz said:
Hello guys, I've downloaded the app.. However I don't see the beta tester button or whatsoever. Any ideas? I've tried via Android and via PC, can't find it.
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I just gave this a shot and it looks like there's no longer a beta process. I just downloaded the app, ran the adb permissions, went to status bar, scrolled to bottom and selected custom, and did the key that was listed in OP. Worked like a charm.
m1batt1 said:
I just gave this a shot and it looks like there's no longer a beta process. I just downloaded the app, ran the adb permissions, went to status bar, scrolled to bottom and selected custom, and did the key that was listed in OP. Worked like a charm.
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does this still work? Cause i've tried and tried, through the app and through adb and nothing makes the clock move. I have a Sony device Xperia XA2
boselfje said:
does this still work? Cause i've tried and tried, through the app and through adb and nothing makes the clock move. I have a Sony device Xperia XA2
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The app was updated soon after that. I didn't try it by myself but it should be even easier to do it now.