Hi,
I have recently installed CleanROM 2.0 R2 for my P600. It's great, that you can choose to enable Softkeys in the Aroma installer, but it doesn't really make that much sense to me without a way to disable the functionality of the hardware buttons (Back and Menu-Button).
Is there any way to do this or do I just have to be patient?
baemmm said:
Hi,
I have recently installed CleanROM 2.0 R2 for my P600. It's great, that you can choose to enable Softkeys in the Aroma installer, but it doesn't really make that much sense to me without a way to disable the functionality of the hardware buttons (Back and Menu-Button).
Is there any way to do this or do I just have to be patient?
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yeah but its edits to some android files.
system\usr\keylayout\generic.kl
system\usr\keylayout\gpio-keys.kl
You basically comment out the keys. with the #
that will get you on your way.
It would be cool if cleanrom could add the option to disable these keys alongside the soft keys option during the aroma install
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Hey guys i was wondering if theres a mod to have the softkeys remap where tapping recent apps brings up the menu and long press app switcher i know you can modify the softkeys but i have not seen a mod with just the stock keys, i'd like to keep the stock feel and look to my phone
Much thanks
miicho85 said:
Hey guys i was wondering if theres a mod to have the softkeys remap where tapping recent apps brings up the menu and long press app switcher i know you can modify the softkeys but i have not seen a mod with just the stock keys, i'd like to keep the stock feel and look to my phone
Much thanks
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Anyone ?
flash a custom rom with this feature.
zephiK said:
flash a custom rom with this feature.
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I dont want to flash a rom til they are fully stable thats why ill rather flash a mod:cyclops:
There are no mods for this without a custom ROM.
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Hi there. This is my first post, sorry if my english is not that good.
Is there a way to put the menu "button" like in the Eclipse Rom? Any modification or any patch?
Like that but without the search button.
Thanks.
jorgemuela said:
Hi there. This is my first post, sorry if my english is not that good.
Is there a way to put the menu "button" like in the Eclipse Rom? Any modification or any patch?
Like that but without the search button.
Thanks.
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On stock ROM - the answer is No (or if anyone will be able to patch stock SystemUI.apk to add legacy menu button). But you could flash CyanogenMod 10.1 or 10, or any other ROM based on CM. They all have NavBar settings.
da900 said:
On stock ROM - the answer is No (or if anyone will be able to patch stock SystemUI.apk to add legacy menu button). But you could flash CyanogenMod 10.1 or 10, or any other ROM based on CM. They all have NavBar settings.
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Yep. You shouldn't need it anyways, as modern apps have an in-app menu, and it appears automatically for legacy apps
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Thanks! I managed to put the menu button in the Configuration menu. The new DroidVPN app doesnt have a menu button anywhere perhaps. Thats why i wanted to put the menu button in the device. Thank you!
Soft menu buttons blocks stock camera app buttons how to fix this issue ?
My phone is rooted and using stock 4.4.2 rom
I enabled soft buttons with qemu.hw.mainkeys=0 method
I love buttons very much however at stock camera app they are not hided and it blocks half of the camera buttons
How can i make them auto hided at applications
Ty very much
MonsterMMORPG said:
Soft menu buttons blocks stock camera app buttons how to fix this issue ?
My phone is rooted and using stock 4.4.2 rom
I enabled soft buttons with qemu.hw.mainkeys=0 method
I love buttons very much however at stock camera app they are not hided and it blocks half of the camera buttons
How can i make them auto hided at applications
Ty very much
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the way i fixed it was to set size in landscape to zero but you will not have navigation bar in landscape. Use Pie as an alternative
mapobean said:
the way i fixed it was to set size in landscape to zero but you will not have navigation bar in landscape. Use Pie as an alternative
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How did you do It may I learn ?
Also what is this pie any more information
Ty
In landscape mode positioning them at the bottom would also solve this problem
If possible how ?
MonsterMMORPG said:
In landscape mode positioning them at the bottom would also solve this problem
If possible how ?
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How is defendant on what ROM you are running and depending on the ROM it will then depend on if you are running Dalvik or ART. If you are on a TW ROM and are not concerned with running ART you can use Xposed with the Gravity box module that has the option to customize the navigation bar. If you are using an AOKP or CM11 ROM you can also use Xposed with Gravity box module but the ROM itself may have an option in settings/personalization to customize the navigation bar. Hope this leads you in the right direction
mapobean said:
How is defendant on what ROM you are running and depending on the ROM it will then depend on if you are running Dalvik or ART. If you are on a TW ROM and are not concerned with running ART you can use Xposed with the Gravity box module that has the option to customize the navigation bar. If you are using an AOKP or CM11 ROM you can also use Xposed with Gravity box module but the ROM itself may have an option in settings/personalization to customize the navigation bar. Hope this leads you in the right direction
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I am using official stock rom 4.4.2
MonsterMMORPG said:
I am using official stock rom 4.4.2
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how did you manage to get navigation bar on the ROM in the first place? With official stock 4.4.2 ROM you may still be able to use xposed installer im not quite sure again how did you get nav buttons in the first place?
Xposed with immersive mode. App settings module allows you to set full screen in chosen apps.
I'm trying to find out how to remap the long-press Menu and assign it to Google Now voice activation. I have Wanam Xposed installed with the Xposed Additions Pro, but that doesn't give me a way to remap long-press Menu. I've browsed the files in the keylayout folder, but don't want to perform guesswork in there for obvious reasons.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
I believe I've seen button remapping options in GravityBox for xposed, however I don't use GB as it does not like TouchWiz based roms and many features simply don't function.
i use GB with KK and find that almost everything works and you can see the features here
you can also check the Xposed repo where i am sure you can find something here
good luck
vortmax said:
I'm trying to find out how to remap the long-press Menu and assign it to Google Now voice activation. I have Wanam Xposed installed with the Xposed Additions Pro, but that doesn't give me a way to remap long-press Menu. I've browsed the files in the keylayout folder, but don't want to perform guesswork in there for obvious reasons.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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Xposed Additions does allow long press remapping but you can't choose an app for it, just system functions. The easiest way to to it is to just delete S-Voice and it will default to Google Now.
Thanks for all the replies...
airmaxx23 said:
Xposed Additions does allow long press remapping but you can't choose an app for it, just system functions. The easiest way to to it is to just delete S-Voice and it will default to Google Now.
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I've already disabled S-Voice, but now nothing happens when I long press Menu...can't seem to assign anything to it either...even via Xposed Additions Pro...
i use GB with KK and find that almost everything works and you can see the features
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Unfortunately I'm on OTA KK (TouchWiz) so it sounds like GB won't work properly
vortmax said:
Thanks for all the replies...
I've already disabled S-Voice, but now nothing happens when I long press Menu...can't seem to assign anything to it either...even via Xposed Additions Pro...
Unfortunately I'm on OTA KK (TouchWiz) so it sounds like GB won't work properly
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I forgot that you also need to delete S-Finder, I have Google Now working on mine with the menu long press.
I found an Xposed module that works, it's Xbutton Actions, you can find it here.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2490029
airmaxx23 said:
I found an Xposed module that works, it's Xbutton Actions, you can find it here.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2490029
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I'll check it out, thanks!
vortmax said:
I'll check it out, thanks!
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Please let me know if it works out for you.
airmaxx23 said:
Please let me know if it works out for you.
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Totally worked! Thank you! For anyone wondering, I'm on OTA KK Verizon...
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Hey guys! I found a way (kinda) to enable navbar(navigation bar/soft buttons).
First I would like to say that this way was found by user @manderspaul , and all thanks and donations(lol, why not ) should go to HIM. So HUGE THANKS bro!
And here's the guide:
Download Good Lock UI(Try getting it from Galaxy Store, just because it's safe)
Install Xposed(the one provided by wanam works great)
Install GravityBox [MM] from Xposed
Now, go to navigation bar settings, and tap on master switch and then enable navbar.
Reboot Your phone and enjoy!
NOTE: TouchWiz launcher will be slightly messed up(smaller) after that, so I would recommend You to use other launcher(Nova works fine)
My setup: XtreStoLite 3.3 + stock kernel(G920F).
To Do:
Add Navbar to stock SystemUI.
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Been using this abt a week now. Using it on stock. Working good
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Wow thanks! I´ve trying serveral times with GravityBox [MM] but Sytem IU always crashes
Hi for me works great, but there is a way to disable the capacitive buttons?
Thanks in advance!
ProtoDeVNan0 said:
Hey guys! I found a way (kinda) to enable navbar(navigation bar/soft buttons).
First I would like to say that this way was found by user @manderspaul , and all thanks and donations(lol, why not [emoji14] ) should go to HIM. So HUGE THANKS bro!
And here's the guide:
Download Good Lock UI(Try getting it from Galaxy Store, just because it's safe)
Install Xposed(the one provided by wanam works great)
Install GravityBox [MM] from Xposed
Now, go to navigation bar settings, and tap on master switch and then enable navbar.
Reboot Your phone and enjoy!
NOTE: TouchWiz launcher will be slightly messed up(smaller) after that, so I would recommend You to use other launcher(Nova works fine)
My setup: XtreStoLite 3.3 + stock kernel(G920F).
To Do:
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Works, but sometimes there is a black bar in landscape and is kind of buggy
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