Is there an app to allow me to Remap keys on the hardware keyboard?
I want to play zenonia with my game gripper.
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You should be able to in the app but I'm not sure cuz I don't have it but other emulators have that option.
You can't in zenonia unfortunately.
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You can remap keys by editing the file /system/usr/keylayout/s3c-keypad.kl with a standard text editor. Just make a backup of the file, edit, then reboot.
I mapped my emoticon key to a tab key so I could auto-complete commands while in a Bash shell.
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Woah! I've been wanting a Tab key for a hella long time.
curvatura99 said:
You can remap keys by editing the file /system/usr/keylayout/s3c-keypad.kl with a standard text editor. Just make a backup of the file, edit, then reboot.
I mapped my emoticon key to a tab key so I could auto-complete commands while in a Bash shell.
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I changed SMILY to TAB and I tried with Connectbot and it didnt auto-complete. It just put a literal tab space. Any thoughts? You use a different terminal app?
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Woah! I've been wanting a Tab key for a hella long time.
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It's pretty simple. Change key 42 in the file to look like this:
Key 42 TAB WAKE_DROPPED
Now you have a tab key. You can use the sed command if your version of busybox has it:
sed '/s/SMILY/TAB/g' /system/usr/keylayout/s3c-keypad.kl -i
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Switch to an ash shell instead:
su -c ash
It's the shell that does auto-complete. If that doesn't work download terminal emulator from the market. It's free and works well.
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I just tried su -c ash with Connectbot and it doesn't work properly so just use terminal emulator which IMHO is better for terminal commands and it has more options.
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Will do. Thanks Terminal Emulator auto-complete worked like a charm.
curvatura99 said:
I just tried su -c ash with Connectbot and it doesn't work properly so just use terminal emulator which IMHO is better for terminal commands and it has more options.
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Perfect! Thanks so much!
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Does any one have a way to set the hostname at boot? For example, if I do "getprop net.hostname" in terminal. It will say android-xxxxxxxxx.
I also tried putting "setprop net.hostname Galaxy-Nexus" in a init.d script, but it errors.
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Put it in your build.prop
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When I was trying to play YouTube video using any browser,the video want show up.Just black screen with audio..anyone have this problem? Any idea how to solve it?
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1) force stop the browser process 2) Remove all permissions for /data/data/com.android.browser/app_plugins/com.adobe.flashplayer/.macromedia/Flash_Player/config.data
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1) force stop the browser process 2) Remove all permissions for /data/data/com.android.browser/app_plugins/com.adobe.flashplayer/.macromedia/Flash_Player/config.data
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How to remove permission? Delete that conf file?
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Nope ...
If you a good file explorer, longpress that file and there should be an option to change permissions of it, otherwise use a terminal emulater and run 'chmod 000' on it.
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Nope ...
If you a good file explorer, longpress that file and there should be an option to change permissions of it, otherwise use a terminal emulater and run 'chmod 000' on it.
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Change all to rwx?
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Any idea where can I get Chinese input for cyanogenmod 7.2 stable? I can't seem to find one working..
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Change all to rwx?
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No, you're *removing* all permissions for that file.
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No, you're *removing* all permissions for that file.
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Okay,thanks man! It work now
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I got to the com.adobe.flashplayer folder but that folder was empty, so i couldnt proceed.. Any ideas??
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I got to the com.adobe.flashplayer folder but that folder was empty, so i couldnt proceed.. Any ideas??
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It's at /data/data/find browser that u use to flash content
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mapheG2 said:
I got to the com.adobe.flashplayer folder but that folder was empty, so i couldnt proceed.. Any ideas??
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Your file explorer is probably not set to display hidden files/folders
You can either fix that or just run the following in a terminal emulator
1. su
2.chmod 000 /data/data/com.android.browser/app_plugins/com.adobe.flashplayer/.macromedia/Flash_Player/config.data
If it goes back to the normal prompt, you're all set; if it throws up an error, just double check you entered everything right.
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Hi, I tried the command on the terminal and it returned me to the normal prompt after input without any error. However when I try to watch a video on dolphin browser hd, I still have the same audio and black screen with no video.
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mapheG2 said:
Hi, I tried the command on the terminal and it returned me to the normal prompt after input without any error. However when I try to watch a video on dolphin browser hd, I still have the same audio and black screen with no video.
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Oops, sorry ... you need to reboot afterwards for it to take effect.
Also, the Dolphin browser holds it in a different folder (not com.android.browser), so you'll have to dig around for that (I'm assuming it will be something like com.dolphin.browser)
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Dose anyone know how to enable and disable juicedefender via android intent, I'm trying to do it through app called llama because at night juice defender doesn't work well with a sleeping app I use
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You can start an app using an intent, but you can't kill it using an intent. If you're rooted you can just run a script that kills it
Then you can combine that with something like tasker to kill it at night and then restart it in the morning
Kill:
Code:
killall com.xxx.xxx.juicedefender
#or if you know the process id
kill ID_HERE
Start:
Code:
am start -a android.intent.action.MAIN -n com.xxx.xxx.juicedefender/MAIN_INTENT_NAME_HERE
You can decompile the juicedefender apk using apktool and then figure out what the Main intent is by taking a look at the AndroidManifest.xml
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You can start an app using an intent, but you can't kill it using an intent. If you're rooted you can just run a script that kills it
Then you can combine that with something like tasker to kill it at night and then restart it in the morning
Kill:
Code:
killall com.xxx.xxx.juicedefender
#or if you know the process id
kill ID_HERE
Start:
Code:
am start -a android.intent.action.MAIN -n com.xxx.xxx.juicedefender/MAIN_INTENT_NAME_HERE
You can decompile the juicedefender apk using apktool and then figure out what the Main intent is by taking a look at the AndroidManifest.xml
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Yea I got that far but I can't find the way disable or enable, I can kill it but it comes back I know the package name is com.latedroid.juicedefender but I didn't see anywhere in the xml how to disable
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You can use the "killall" command to kill the process, the killing part has nothing to do with intents
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CNexus said:
You can use the "killall" command to kill the process, the killing part has nothing to do with intents
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Com.latedroid.juicedefender/ disable doesn't work :/
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Thats what I'm saying...theres no "disable" intent that you can send to that application to turn it off
Instead, the app is either running or its not
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Thats what I'm saying...theres no "disable" intent that you can send to that application to turn it off
Instead, the app is either running or its not
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But there's a disable button in the quickbox
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Yeah, but that doesnt mean that theres a disable intent...the disable button is just XML layout code
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CNexus said:
Yeah, but that doesnt mean that theres a disable intent...the disable button is just XML layout code
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Oh :/ well that sux
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What question are you asking?
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CRIME INC. said:
What question are you asking?
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Lmao that is a good question... I thought I typed everything... what I want to know is. Is there a way to check to see if my SD is partitioned to ext4..
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I believe, and don't quote me on this, if you type a2sd check into terminal emulator, it will list what extension your on. But if you upgraded your partition, I see no reason why you wouldn't be
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OK then it still won't let me into a2sd.. my phone is rooted, my SDcard is at ext4, so now how do I get the a2sd scripts that it says its missing.. I have installed a2sd every way I can..
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hondafreak513 said:
OK then it still won't let me into a2sd.. my phone is rooted, my SDcard is at ext4, so now how do I get the a2sd scripts that it says its missing.. I have installed a2sd every way I can..
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What is telling you that it's missing? The a2sd GUI app?
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I asked almost The same thing
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2128787
116 views, no response or help.
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I home you mean "a part of" SD partitioned to ext4.
A2sd finds it, claims to try to mount, you restart, and then a2sd again repeats the same finding and mounting....in circle.
CRIME INC. said:
What is telling you that it's missing? The a2sd GUI app?
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Yes
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hondafreak513 said:
Yes
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The a2sd GUI app isn't compatible with every version of a2sd. Anything you can do in that app, you can do through terminal emulator
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CRIME INC. said:
The a2sd GUI app isn't compatible with every version of a2sd. Anything you can do in that app, you can do through terminal emulator
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OK cool.. I'm guessing there is a tutorial on commands to enter in TE to run a2sd.
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hondafreak513 said:
OK cool.. I'm guessing there is a tutorial on commands to enter in TE to run a2sd.
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There's a command you can put in that will list all commands possible, I just can't remember it. It might be a2sd check. What are you trying to do?
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hondafreak513 said:
OK cool.. I'm guessing there is a tutorial on commands to enter in TE to run a2sd.
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I have the GUI app if you need it,let me know.
EDIT:Matter of fact here you go.... https://dl.dropbox.com/u/24522487/a2sdGUI.apk
Terminal Command:
Go into terminal and type "su" then press enter. Press allow when prompted by SuperSU,Then type "a2sd install" then hit enter and wait for it to reboot.
Diablo is the man. He won't steer you wrong.
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CRIME INC. said:
Diablo is the man. He won't steer you wrong.
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Hahahahaha,thanks CRIME.
Diablo67 said:
I have the GUI app if you need it,let me know.
EDIT:Matter of fact here you go.... https://dl.dropbox.com/u/24522487/a2sdGUI.apk
Terminal Command:
Go into terminal and type "su" then press enter. Press allow when prompted by SuperSU,Then type "a2sd install" then hit enter and wait for it to reboot.
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I have the app.. I will try the install again...
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[X] invalid command: install
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hondafreak513 said:
[X] invalid command: install
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If your still having an issue with this check out the thread in the link below.
http://themikmik.com/showthread.php?p=71032
TEAM MiK
MikROMs Since 3/13/11
This might seem like a dumb question, but I'm honestly not sure where I can find it.
Edit: just found a system info app finally saw what version I'm in just want to make sure I'm ready for new 4.3 goodness
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All over this forum get a terminal emulator app and enter this
su(enter)grant permissions
getprop ro.bootloader(with the space and press enter)
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