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Originally Posted by jhronesz
I appreciate your help. I'll just have to wait for the 2.1 update like everyone else.  |
yes, you can increase the caller ID picture - the issue is that it'll be pixelated because it's associated with google (and they shrink it when synching)
here are the instructions i posted somewhere else (also, you can remove your mute and speaker buttons too):
oh, you can make the pic larger as well... full screen... there's an image of it here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=576310
as for installing, backup your current Phone.apk in your /system/app folder and
just push this one (deodex'd if you've deodex'd your system) over the Phone.apk (need to rename to "Phone.apk").
Post Merge: February 19, 2010, 11:07:43 AMfor those that want to play around, here's a step-by-step on what i used and did (from the beginning so hopefully others will learn):
Assumptions:
Your phone is rooted and you can ADB on your computer
Programs used (all free):
7-zip (to extract and maintain the file)
HxD (hex editor)
AXMLPrinter2.jar (allows text of XML files) - make sure you put it into the folder with the xml file
Steps for Contact Picture enlargement:
1. Grabbed the Phone.apk file from my phone (located in /system/app)
2. Extracted call_card_person_info.xml from /layout folder
3. Opened up command prompt and navigate to the folder with the xml file
4. Type in (without quotation marks) "java -jar AXMLPrinter2.jar call_card_person_info.xml > call_card_person_info.txt" - this will give you a text version of the xml
5. Open up the text version and take a look - it should have a section like this:
<ImageView android:id="@+id/photo"
android:layout_width="116px" Change to 210px or bigger if you want
android:layout_height="116px" Change to 210px or bigger if you want
android:scaleType="center" (or 05) Change to fitXY
android:background="@drawable/incall_photo_border"/>
6. Using HxD, open up the xml (call_card_person_info.xml). If you want to try different values, a good way is to put the decimal into a scientific calculator to determine the value for the HEX. These are the values you'll need to change for a 210px:
Offset 0x481 -> change 74 (width 116px, default) to D2 (210px)
Offset 0x495 -> change 74 (width 116px, default) to D2 (210px)
Offset 0x4A8 -> change 05 (centered) to 01 (fitXY)
7. Save. You can "java -jar AXMLPrinter2.jar call_card_person_info.xml > call_card_person_info.txt" to verify that you're changing the correct values (pretty neat eh?)
8. Drag it back into its original folder (/layout)
9. If you want a full screen (Eclair look) - take the drawable folder from one of the files here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=576310 and replace:
incall_frame_bluetooth_tall_port.9.png
incall_frame_connected_tall_port.9.png
incall_frame_hold_tall_port.9.png
incall_frame_normal_tall_port.9.png
incall_photo_border.9.png (not sure if this is needed, but that's what I did)
10. Voila - you have a full screen Phone.apk (however the mute & speaker buttons are still there and active)
11. Connect your phone in recovery (vol down, call, end) and "adb push Phone.apk /system/app/Phone.apk" and reboot
Steps for Removing the Mute & Speaker Buttons:
1. Grabbed the Phone.apk file from my phone (located in /system/app)
2. Extracted incall_screen.xml from /layout folder
3. Opened up command prompt and navigate to the folder with the xml file
4. Type in (without quotation marks) "java -jar AXMLPrinter2.jar incall_screen.xml > incall_screen.txt" - this will give you a text version of the xml
5. Open up the text version and take a look
6. Using HxD, open up the xml. These are the values you'll need to remove the buttons:
Offset 0x92D (toggle 1 width) - changed from 52 -> 0
Offset 0x941 (toggle 1 height) - changed from 32 -> 0
Offset 0xAF9 (toggle 2 width) - changed from 52 -> 0
Offset 0xB0D (toggle 2 height) - changed from 32 -> 0
Offset 0xA45 (button height) - changed from 32 -> 0
Offset 0xA31 (button width) - changed from 53 -> 0
voila, no more buttons (you can still pull up from menu).
7. Save. You can "java -jar AXMLPrinter2.jar incall_screen.xml > incall_screen.txt" to verify that you're changing the correct values (pretty neat eh?)
8. Drag it back into its original folder (/layout)
9. Voila - you have no more buttons in your Phone.apk
10. Connect your phone in recovery (vol down, call, end) and "adb push Phone.apk /system/app/Phone.apk" and reboot