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Hey everyone,
First let me say what I love about Sense (or what I assume is a part of sense) is the keyboard, widgets (clock/weather specifically), and the icons. Now on to my long question.
I switched to Damage's SprintUpdate2.zip ROM which is the 2.1 leak (and official?) but rooted. The lag on the keyboard is mind-numbing; after reading through a few threads I gathered that Ic3 ROM is rather quick, and after installing it...Jesus, it's ridiculous. No lag on the keyboard or when selecting threads in the messaging app.
So I was wondering, would pushing the stock Mms.apk smooth things over? I like the stock keyboard, but I miss being able to long press the top row of letters for numbers and having a hide button right there on the keyboard.
I tried pushing it with the fresh pre kitchen but it FC'd every time I would try to use the messaging app. I feel like I have something wrong because if I try to push or pull with ADB it says operation not permitted.
Many thanks,
Nate
EDIT: After renaming the HTC Mms.apk and Mms.odex and using the shell to copy the stock Mms.apk, the keyboard is about 1000% smoother when texting. Now I can keep all the goodness that HTC provided without the ****ty SMS app the bogs the damn phone down.
bacardi198 said:
Hey everyone,
First let me say what I love about Sense (or what I assume is a part of sense) is the keyboard, widgets (clock/weather specifically), and the icons. Now on to my long question.
I switched to Damage's SprintUpdate2.zip ROM which is the 2.1 leak (and official?) but rooted. The lag on the keyboard is mind-numbing; after reading through a few threads I gathered that Ic3 ROM is rather quick, and after installing it...Jesus, it's ridiculous. No lag on the keyboard or when selecting threads in the messaging app.
So I was wondering, would pushing the stock Mms.apk smooth things over? I like the stock keyboard, but I miss being able to long press the top row of letters for numbers and having a hide button right there on the keyboard.
I tried pushing it with the fresh pre kitchen but it FC'd every time I would try to use the messaging app. I feel like I have something wrong because if I try to push or pull with ADB it says operation not permitted.
Many thanks,
Nate
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You need to type adb remount before you push it in adb.
i know in fresh 2.1.1 the rom was odexed so i had to also remove Mms.odex for the aosp Mms app to work
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i know in fresh 2.1.1 the rom was odexed so i had to also remove Mms.odex for the aosp Mms app to work
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You should be running the deodexed version imho. But yeah, just do what I said above.
I saw it only after i had flashed the reg one and got everything the way i liked it and im too lazy lol
Do I need to remove the original Mms.apk and Mms.odex before pushing the new one? I've tried rm Mms.apk but it says it's read-only.
Do I need to CHMOD it first? Or is it even necessary to remove if I'm pushing the new one?
I used Fresh kitchen to push the aosp version, and pull/delete the HTC version and it's odex
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bacardi198 said:
Do I need to remove the original Mms.apk and Mms.odex before pushing the new one? I've tried rm Mms.apk but it says it's read-only.
Do I need to CHMOD it first? Or is it even necessary to remove if I'm pushing the new one?
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You just need to delete its odex, and when you push the AOSP version it will overwrite the HTC version.
Do I need to remove the original Mms.apk and Mms.odex before pushing the new one? I've tried rm Mms.apk but it says it's read-only.
Do I need to CH
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You just need to delete its odex, and when you push the AOSP version it will overwrite the HTC version.
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What he said ^^
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sorry for the double post
Curious..........when we install .apks do they alreadly know where to install its self. some apks i can completely move to the /system/app/ and others go straight to /data/app where most apks go and cannot be moved without FCing
IS there a way to force all data that i want to system/app/
just wanted to know if this is possible...would be sweet
TIA
As far as I know if you install them manually you can install them wherever you want. System or data.
While rom building I've put non-standard apps into the system/app folder with no problem.
If you put them in the system/app folder you might need to make sure the permissions are set right.
bp328i said:
If you put them in the system/app folder you might need to make sure the permissions are set right.
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Well here is my situation.........
i want to use the HTC_IME_lo.apk mod found here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=624416
then I would like to Remove the stock HTC_IME.apk im sure everyone does this...
then i cook
bake and
flash but it doesnt install
how do i edit the permissions or maybe there is another solution ???????
TIA fellow chefs
DS36 said:
Well here is my situation.........
i want to use the HTC_IME_lo.apk mod found here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=624416
then I would like to Remove the stock HTC_IME.apk im sure everyone does this...
then i cook
bake and
flash but it doesnt install
how do i edit the permissions or maybe there is another solution ???????
TIA fellow chefs
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I'm probably out of my league here, but I would guess that you should be able to add in the new keyboard (to the SYSTEM folder), select the new keyboard as your default keyboard (using an SMS app or something), then once it's selected you're good to go. You may be able to even delete the old one at that point without any errors?
However, you mentioned cooking and baking so this is what's over my head. Sorry if this doesn't help you.
Also, like that other dude said... "other" apps like the ones installed from the Market usually go in DATA. I noticed that when some ROMs have Maps installed in SYSTEM and you go to update it, it will install the newer version in DATA. I remember seeing in the logcat during boot that the phone detects both versions and just ignores the older version in the SYSTEM folder.
DS36 said:
Well here is my situation.........
i want to use the HTC_IME_lo.apk mod found here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=624416
then I would like to Remove the stock HTC_IME.apk im sure everyone does this...
then i cook
bake and
flash but it doesnt install
how do i edit the permissions or maybe there is another solution ???????
TIA fellow chefs
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I have used that exact keyboard on ROMs in the past. I did a straight install from the SD card using a file explorer, Astro to be exact.
Maybe I'm missing what you are trying to accomplish, but that's how I installed it. I'm not up on the cooking and baking, but maybe it's different if you are trying to add it to the ROM prior to flashing?
To remove the standard HTC_IME.apk, I would install the new one first then go into adb shell and remove it that route.
The only way I know how to change permissions is by using the Root Explorer app. If you have that you mount r/w and navigate to the apk you wanna change. Then you long press it and go to permissions. It looks like all the ones in /system/app are "User: Read, Write; Group: Read; Others: Read". Hope this helped!
zwade01 said:
The only way I know how to change permissions is by using the Root Explorer app. If you have that you mount r/w and navigate to the apk you wanna change. Then you long press it and go to permissions. It looks like all the ones in /system/app are "User: Read, Write; Group: Read; Others: Read". Hope this helped!
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Great info guys but actually im trying to build a Rom from scratch in the Rom Kitchen.......
when i flash the Rom to my Phone i want the keyboard i want and not the stock one built in at all....i actually remove it while in the kitchen....
so basically if you were to flash this rom to you phone the stock is gone and the custom will be there.....
P.S. I already know about removing the htc ime_mod via ADB after i flash but i want it gone before
TIA everyone great info
ANYBODY ??????
UPDATE: I'll pay someone to create an update/patch that works with Fresh's newest rom.
I want to use the AOSP dialer as the default dialer in android. I already know that the HTC dialer cannot be uninstalled. Tried ADB push and file manager install. ADB push will push the file to the system/app folder but the file itself will not install. File manager will not let it install either.
I've attached the file below.
Any suggestions?
warmachine69 said:
I'm using Fresh's Rom. Tried ADB push and file manager install. ADB push will push the file to the system/app folder but the file itself will not install. File manager will not let it install either.
I've attached the file below.
Any suggestions?
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with sense contacts and the dialer are one and the same. that apk won't do anything for you, wait for an aosp build
Don't want an AOSP build, I like sense, I just don't like the dialer. I believe you can run both dialers at the same time with Sense. Check this post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=711639
warmachine69 said:
Don't want an AOSP build, I like sense, I just don't like the dialer. I believe you can run both dialers at the same time with Sense. Check this post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=711639
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There are so many changes made to that rom I don't think you can just install aosp contacts/dialer without a lot of work(i've tried :/)
Try this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=711639
If anyone wants some coin please read the first post.
I would like this as well but for the Warm 2.2 ROM. I'll make a payment too
How do you like the AOSP dialer more than the Sense one? Smart dial is awesome and you can't do that with AOSP. Plus, the AOSP dialer is just plain ugly, it looks like google made just to be able to say "hey, we tossed a dialer in there too". I know different strokes for different folks but this I just don't get.
warmachine69 said:
If anyone wants some coin please read the first post.
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I was thinking gold bars, not coins.
_MetalHead_ said:
How do you like the AOSP dialer more than the Sense one? Smart dial is awesome and you can't do that with AOSP. Plus, the AOSP dialer is just plain ugly, it looks like google made just to be able to say "hey, we tossed a dialer in there too". I know different strokes for different folks but this I just don't get.
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If you will swap AOSP/Sense and Google/HTC I will agree with you. ;-)
If I recall correctly, the default way in Sense to search for contacts names is using a numeric keyboard.
Install AOSP, Dialer, Browser, Contacts, and OR Calendar.
Try go Contacts, I love it but if you really want the AOSP read bellow:
Find the AOSP apps from a CM6 build by unzipping and pulling the .apk file like browser.apk. Install "File Expert" (Free and amazing file browser with full root access and alteration capabilities application)
Copy the .apk you wish to have on to your phones SD Card
Run File Expert,
hit menu/more/File Explorer settings. Then check "Root Explorer" on the bottom.
hit menu/more/mount/Mount As Read Write
Browse to /System/Apps Find the App you wish to replace with the AOSP version.
Hold Down on the App and when the options come up choose file operations and rename to something like application name.apk.bak
Browse to your SD Card find your app. hold down to choose file operation then choose copy.
Go back to /System/Apps then hit Menu button and choose paste.
Locate the app you just pasted and hold down on it and in file operations choose "permissions" Check Everything and exit out of File Expert
Note: You may need to redo the shortcuts for the app on your desktop and or launcher.
Note: Must have a rooted phone.
Note: 2.3.3 apps may or may not work on 2.2 Android Roms and vice versa.
Note: if this causes errors or failures delete the new apk and rename the old apk to its original name.
Good luck!!
Has anyone ported or got a version working on the vibrant. I have seen it on the droid x and on one of the newer HTC's
If you can get me the swype apk from one of those devices i can bring it over no problem at all i just havnt found a system dump for either but to be fair i havnt really been looking.
I have been looking but posting the file has been banned. I was hoping it was possibly included in the new froyo build or perhaps some of the newer European builds. I might be able to get a copy off a droid x or evo 4g if you can pull it with titanium backup, would I be able to just straight load it up with apploader?
Thanks for all your help I am just learning so will of course have lots of questions
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I have been looking but posting the file has been banned. I was hoping it was possibly included in the new froyo build or perhaps some of the newer European builds. I might be able to get a copy off a droid x or evo 4g if you can pull it with titanium backup, would I be able to just straight load it up with apploader?
Thanks for all your help I am just learning so will of course have lots of questions
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Ahh that is right i forgot all about that lol, if you wanna hit me up on skype or anything pm me i'll give you my info i may have it on my profile.
anyone get this working?
th3fallen said:
If you can get me the swype apk from one of those devices i can bring it over no problem at all i just havnt found a system dump for either but to be fair i havnt really been looking.
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Here you go
http://forum.androidcentral.com/sprint-epic-4g/29804-epic-4g-system-dump.html
This has the swype version with the voice button
Eazail70x7 said:
Here you go
http://forum.androidcentral.com/sprint-epic-4g/29804-epic-4g-system-dump.html
This has the swype version with the voice button
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There's another thread about this, but it had a non-obvious title. I posted some stuff in there, but I'll repost here as people are more likely to find it.
Get the Swype.apk from the dump, no I can't post it here for you. The Swype company has asserted their copyright and XDA won't violate it.
Open a text field and change keyboards so Swype isn't active.
adb pull /system/app/Swype.apk Swype.backup
Don't install it, just copy it over the one on your phone. I used this:
adb push Swype.apk /system/app/
Root explorer, SUFBS, etc. can do it. Yes, you need root. Just do it, it's drop dead simple.
Now, switch back to Swype keyboard using the long-press on a text field. You have a voice button. The down side I found, was that the popup window with word choices is yellow with white text. Talk about hard to read. I'll attach a MetaMorph that fixes that.
Just download my Morph, then go to the Market and download the MetaMorph application. Launch Metamorph and let it do its checks. You should have a mostly empty screen with 2 buttons at the bottom. Select "Unzip/Extract new theme". Now use the file browser to find the file you downloaded. It's probably in /sdcard/download if you downloaded in the browser. Select the ZIP and it will tell you about the morph. Just hit "apply all" at the bottom and let it do it's thing. Now your Swype popup will look stock with the black background.
Weird, I'm running Vibrant6 and the epic swype does not work as outlined here. The kb opens, but the 2 lower left and 2 lower right buttons are blank. The kb doesn't respond to input either, showing the blue error outline around the kb.
Actually, when I reverted back to the stock swype, I had the same missing buttons and lack of functionality. I then installed the epic swype (by executing the apk), uninstalled it, and the old Swype started working again.
ttabbal said:
There's another thread about this, but it had a non-obvious title. I posted some stuff in there, but I'll repost here as people are more likely to find it.
Get the Swype.apk from the dump, no I can't post it here for you. The Swype company has asserted their copyright and XDA won't violate it.
Open a text field and change keyboards so Swype isn't active.
adb pull /system/app/Swype.apk Swype.backup
Don't install it, just copy it over the one on your phone. I used this:
adb push Swype.apk /system/app/
Root explorer, SUFBS, etc. can do it. Yes, you need root. Just do it, it's drop dead simple.
Now, switch back to Swype keyboard using the long-press on a text field. You have a voice button. The down side I found, was that the popup window with word choices is yellow with white text. Talk about hard to read. I'll attach a MetaMorph that fixes that.
Just download my Morph, then go to the Market and download the MetaMorph application. Launch Metamorph and let it do its checks. You should have a mostly empty screen with 2 buttons at the bottom. Select "Unzip/Extract new theme". Now use the file browser to find the file you downloaded. It's probably in /sdcard/download if you downloaded in the browser. Select the ZIP and it will tell you about the morph. Just hit "apply all" at the bottom and let it do it's thing. Now your Swype popup will look stock with the black background.
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Where is that other thread located? Whats the title?
I am having the same problem as the previous poster that gets the keyboard, but no swype buttons, input, or typing ability. I attempted to overwrite the swype.apk with the epic swype.apk using Root Explorer. What do I need to do differently?
iamosborne said:
I am having the same problem as the previous poster that gets the keyboard, but no swype buttons, input, or typing ability. I attempted to overwrite the swype.apk with the epic swype.apk using Root Explorer. What do I need to do differently?
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Add another to this list. Exactly the same. It wouldn't let me push the file back
Code:
C:\Users\TJHart85\Desktop\Vib_Phone\_REPLACEMENT_FILES>adb push Swype.apk /system/app/
failed to copy 'Swype.apk' to '/system/app//Swype.apk': Permission denied
C:\Users\TJHart85\Desktop\Vib_Phone\_REPLACEMENT_FILES>adb push Swype.apk /system/app
failed to copy 'Swype.apk' to '/system/app/Swype.apk': Permission denied
I then used Root Explorer to copy the new APK to /system/app/
I then got the same keyboard as others have that doesn't accept any input.
Putting the original file back didn't make it work again either, so I'm doing a nandroid restore back to a few hours ago (luckily I replaced a few system files earlier and had decided to make a nandroid just in case).
The only non-stock part of my phone is that I have SIM-unlocked it & applied the lagfix ...lagfix makes it take forever to restore too :-(
Restarting did not make a difference.
Eazail70x7 said:
Where is that other thread located? Whats the title?
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Something like "why can't we do this"... Not sure why they used that.
Note that I am using the EVO swype, NOT the Epic one. And you have to REPLACE the existing Swype. DO NOT USE THE PACKAGE INSTALLER. You have to place it with adb or something like root explorer should work. It must OVERWRITE the existing one. Make a backup of your Swype so you can get back to it. There should be no reason to have to restore a Nandroid with this mod.
If adb push gives you a permission denied, you have the system mounted read-only or don't have root. Try the JAC kernel, that's what I'm using, and it worked fine. I don't know or care if it works with the stock kernel, the JAC is that much better.
Can you tell me which version of the EVO swype has the speech to text feature? I have a 1.56 apk, but i believe there are more recent versions.
I am using 1.57.32.7688 from evo and it works perfectly
Wow... I have just been through the whole process of adding this to my phone and I must say I have learned a lot! So I figured i'd share for anyone who might benefit:
The main reason it was so hard for me is because I am running eugene373's vibrant7 rom and in that rom swype is removed by default. This allows you to just install the swype file (swype-evo-tts.apk) using package installer without any troubles. *BUT* It makes the Swype_No_Yellow.zip not work. This is because when swype is installed stock it's in the system/app folder but when it's just installed as a regular app it's in a different folder(data/app).
Sooo I went and taught myself how to edit .apk files! Yay!
This thread was AMAZINGLY helpfull: forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=503007
So basically I followed the steps in that thread except I moved the files in Swype_No_Yellow.zip to the corresponding folder in swype-evo-tts.apk using 7-zip. Then I used the auto-signing tool and tada! I have swype tweaked perfectly for me!
[rant] It sure would be nice if I could just post up the file I created and save y'all the trouble. But I understand the forum rules. I just think everyone coming to this forum has vibrant and has payed for swype! We sure as heck can tweak it as we please, but why can't we upload those tweaks and share amongst ourselves?! The real question is why didn't swype just include a text to speech button on the vibrant?!?! [/rant] Oh wellz
Good luck!
Yes, the morph looks for it in /system/app as that's where I told people to install it.
You could have just modified the morph xml file to point to /data/app, but understanding apk files is very useful if you want to play with the phone at this level.
tt, I've been looking with no luck for the evo swype. Got a link?
ytj87 said:
tt, I've been looking with no luck for the evo swype. Got a link?
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I don't, sorry. I downloaded it from an XDA thread before the mods caught it. I don't think we are even supposed to link from here. Irritating.
I'd host it myself, but I don't feel like joining Cyanogen in the C&D club.
This didn't work for me I tried to use Vibrant1.zip version of swype to revert back with root explorer and that didn't work so I had to do a nandroid restore, I wouldn't try this you would think it would just work but guess not.
SOLUTION: Download the .apk from this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=9907136. Works Perfectly on MDJ's Desire HD build without any force closes.
ORIGINAL POST:
Does anyone know how we can get the Gingerbread keyboard from this thread; http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=863475 onto our HD2 android builds?
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Conflikt Icey said:
Does anyone know how we can get the Gingerbread keyboard from this thread; http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=863475 onto our HD2 android builds?
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Yes, I just did it. Pushed with adb. works fine.
testing now.
pretty impressive
edit1: i thought i read somewhere that it was multi touch, but this doesnt seem to be
edit2: auto correction seems to have little or no words to correct to.
maybe it would function better with the 2.3 build
MotoMudder77 said:
Yes, I just did it. Pushed with adb. works fine.
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I have never tried adb and wouldn't know what to do. Is there another way to get it working. Tried installing normally, using Root Explorer and placing in system/app but I get force closes with these methods.
Edit: So I researched and it seems as though the adb method is pretty much the same as using root explorer (correct me if I'm wrong) and yet I still get force closes. FYI I did try with adb and still no luck...
dapoharoun said:
pretty impressive
edit1: i thought i read somewhere that it was multi touch, but this doesnt seem to be
edit2: auto correction seems to have little or no words to correct to.
maybe it would function better with the 2.3 build
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this version http://www.droidforums.net/forum/dr...bread-2-3-keyboard-w-working-predictions.html has supposedly fixed the auto correction/word prediction.
I got it to work with predictions. Used adb push with the two files in "system" in the ZIP. Very fast and predictive!
Still can't seem to get it to stop force closing. Perhaps it's the build I'm using, who knows.
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i had use adb push to push the zip file. but nothing happen after reboot. need help here.
.hide said:
i had use adb push to push the zip file. but nothing happen after reboot. need help here.
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have to extract the files, and push the files to there location.
Conflikt Icey said:
I have never tried adb and wouldn't know what to do. Is there another way to get it working.
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Droid Explorer is a pretty nice alternative to adb. Just drag and drop... I just pushed this keyboard onto a HD2ONE installation with no problems at all.
carbine_au said:
Droid Explorer is a pretty nice alternative to adb. Just drag and drop... I just pushed this keyboard onto a HD2ONE installation with no problems at all.
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With that being said i've come to the conclusion that it's definitely a build issue. I tried with droid explorer and it still force closes. I'm using MDJ's Desire HD build (Froyo HD 4.3)
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have to extract the files, and push the files to there location.
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I pushed the two files (/system/app/LatinIME.apk & /system/lib/libjni_latinime.so) to the relevant folder.
(the commands I used were "adb push LatinIME.apk /system/app/LatinIME.apk" and "adb push libjni_latinime.so /system/lib/libjni_latinime.so")
But I get FORCE CLOSE whenever the keyboard is called... do I miss something?
p/s: I didn't push any of the META-INF files.
carbine_au said:
Droid Explorer is a pretty nice alternative to adb. Just drag and drop... I just pushed this keyboard onto a HD2ONE installation with no problems at all.
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could you elaborate more?
how you drag and drop? I can't view my Desktop in Droid Explorer, so how you drag your file into the /system?
singcheng said:
could you elaborate more?
how you drag and drop? I can't view my Desktop in Droid Explorer, so how you drag your file into the /system?
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Well, almost drag and drop (sorry, I deleted that bit from my comment before posting since I don't really use drag-and-drop, the keyboard is just faster). You have to use Ctrl+C (or right click -> copy if you fancy) from explorer/desktop/where-ever then right click -> paste in droid explorer at the appropriate location.
You'll get a dialog popping up showing you the copy progress (it's pretty quick).
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Well, almost drag and drop (sorry, I deleted that bit from my comment before posting since I don't really use drag-and-drop, the keyboard is just faster). You have to use Ctrl+C (or right click -> copy if you fancy) from explorer/desktop/where-ever then right click -> paste in droid explorer at the appropriate location.
You'll get a dialog popping up showing you the copy progress (it's pretty quick).
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I only manage to copy the libjni_latinime.so into /system/lib.
But I can't navigate to /system/app in Droid Explorer because under /system, there are only two subfolders, i.e. /lib and /lost+found. (see screenshot attached)
Therefore, I still unable to copy the LatinIME.apk to /system/app.
(p/s: I try copy the /app folder from desktop and paste in the /system of DE, but it doesn't work~)
please help
singcheng said:
I only manage to copy the libjni_latinime.so into /system/lib.
But I can't navigate to /system/app in Droid Explorer because under /system, there are only two subfolders, i.e. /lib and /lost+found. (see screenshot attached)
Therefore, I still unable to copy the LatinIME.apk to /system/app.
(p/s: I try copy the /app folder from desktop and paste in the /system of DE, but it doesn't work~)
please help
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What you could do is create a root/system/app folder in the root folder of your android build on your sd card, place the latinime.apk in that folder, restart and the file should be placed in the system/app folder on your phone. Or you could use ES Explorer and place the latinime.apk in the system/app folder on your phone.
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just got an HD2 today so i knew nothing about any of this ( the flashing on top of windows or whatever, I'm pretty experienced in flashin roms for other android phones)....anyways the guy who recommended using Droid Explorer was spot on, it was easy. I don't know why the other dude can't get into system/app :/, but I hate screwing with ADB so that program is sweet! reps!
singcheng said:
I pushed the two files (/system/app/LatinIME.apk & /system/lib/libjni_latinime.so) to the relevant folder.
(the commands I used were "adb push LatinIME.apk /system/app/LatinIME.apk" and "adb push libjni_latinime.so /system/lib/libjni_latinime.so")
But I get FORCE CLOSE whenever the keyboard is called... do I miss something?
p/s: I didn't push any of the META-INF files.
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I'm currently using the HD build as well, and I noticed that I couldn't use the droid multi touch keyboard which is a real bummer cuz I really liked that one. It worked on Motoman's Black and Blue build.
Anyways, I'll try this and see what happens.
edit: nope, doesn't work. It seems that the DesireHD does not have the stock android keyboard, as I didn't have to overwrite any files. Does this make any sense? I really want a keyboard without arrows and that does not have haptic feedback. The newest version of better keyboard removed the option to 1) go without keypad sounds and 2) go without haptic feedback. Really don't feel like paying for another keyboard though, as it just seems silly.
dung8604 said:
I'm currently using the HD build as well, and I noticed that I couldn't use the droid multi touch keyboard which is a real bummer cuz I really liked that one. It worked on Motoman's Black and Blue build.
Anyways, I'll try this and see what happens.
edit: nope, doesn't work. It seems that the DesireHD does not have the stock android keyboard, as I didn't have to overwrite any files. Does this make any sense? I really want a keyboard without arrows and that does not have haptic feedback. The newest version of better keyboard removed the option to 1) go without keypad sounds and 2) go without haptic feedback. Really don't feel like paying for another keyboard though, as it just seems silly.
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It will just have to be down to the Desire HD devs to add it to their builds during the building process
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works great for me, this is what i did.
connect your phone vua usb to your pc. copy LatinIME.apk & libjni_latinime.so from the zip. copy them to the same folder where 'adb.exe' is (android sdk). Open a command prompt (cmd.exe from the start menu > search bar). cd to your android sdk folder, where you put the apk & so files. type the following...
adb push Latinime.apk /system/app
adb push libjni_latinime.so /system/lib/
long press in a text field > select input type > pick android keyboard.