[TESTING] SCBS: Improved battery meter system

[natemcnutty]

Originally Posted by iiinycboi

is it possible to remap the call button to be the home button on your roofts.img file? or can i use this fix 3 times to get a good battery model and put the F22 rootfs to have remapping capabilities?

BTW, thanks for awesome work!

thank you

Just grab the navipad.kl for your device from F22's rootfs and put it in this one.

[ndno]

Originally Posted by natemcnutty

Just grab the navipad.kl for your device from F22's rootfs and put it in this one.

I think he doesn't know how to "do" so, especially if he doesn't know Linux; he probably wants the rootfs.img updated with it

@iiinycboi, do you know Linux? If so, you can mount jonpry's rootfs.img under Linux (Ubuntu, Fedora, etc), and copy the navipad.kl from F22's rootfs over as Nate suggested.

If not, you can try this:

1. Boot into android, using F22's rootfs
2. Use a file explorer and navigate to /init.etc/keymaps and copy the navipad.kl file to your /sdcard directory
3. Boot back to WinMo and use a text editor to edit /conf/froyo.user.conf to add the following line in the custom_shells section at the bottom:
   

   mount --bind /sdcard/navipad.kl /init.etc/keymaps/navipad.kl

4. Replace F22's rootfs.img with jonpry's rootfs.img and you should get the button mapping the next time you boot into android; you should have SCBS feature working as well as the F22's button mapping.

I haven't tried this myself but it should work.

[iiinycboi]

Yeah i didnt know how to do it cause i wasn't familiar with linux. I'll give this a try sounds like it should work lol. Thanks in advance!

Originally Posted by ndno

I think he doesn't know how to "do" so, especially if he doesn't know Linux; he probably wants the rootfs.img updated with it

@iiinycboi, do you know Linux? If so, you can mount jonpry's rootfs.img under Linux (Ubuntu, Fedora, etc), and copy the navipad.kl from F22's rootfs over as Nate suggested.

If not, you can try this:

1. Boot into android, using F22's rootfs
2. Use a file explorer and navigate to /init.etc/keymaps and copy the navipad.kl file to your /sdcard directory
3. Boot back to WinMo and use a text editor to edit /conf/froyo.user.conf to add the following line in the custom_shells section at the bottom:
4. Replace F22's rootfs.img with jonpry's rootfs.img and you should get the button mapping the next time you boot into android; you should have SCBS feature working as well as the F22's button mapping.

I haven't tried this myself but it should work.

[fishingmedic]

Originally Posted by ndno

I think he doesn't know how to "do" so, especially if he doesn't know Linux; he probably wants the rootfs.img updated with it

@iiinycboi, do you know Linux? If so, you can mount jonpry's rootfs.img under Linux (Ubuntu, Fedora, etc), and copy the navipad.kl from F22's rootfs over as Nate suggested.

If not, you can try this:

1. Boot into android, using F22's rootfs
2. Use a file explorer and navigate to /init.etc/keymaps and copy the navipad.kl file to your /sdcard directory
3. Boot back to WinMo and use a text editor to edit /conf/froyo.user.conf to add the following line in the custom_shells section at the bottom:
   
4. Replace F22's rootfs.img with jonpry's rootfs.img and you should get the button mapping the next time you boot into android; you should have SCBS feature working as well as the F22's button mapping.

I haven't tried this myself but it should work.

I took a look using root explorer and couldn't find a navipad.kl file. There were a few RHOD files B1HOME, etc, but wasn't sure if any of the RHOD400 files were correct and didn't see just navipad.kl file.

[ndno]

Originally Posted by fishingmedic

I took a look using root explorer and couldn't find a navipad.kl file. There were a few RHOD files B1HOME, etc, but wasn't sure if any of the RHOD400 files were correct and didn't see just navipad.kl file.

Hi Fishingmedic,

Sorry I didn't specify the exact files in my instructions; I believe Nate just mentioned the generic "navipad.kl" one and you're supposed to grab the one(s) for your device. So save the 4 files that starts with rhod400_* for your Sprint TP2. In froyo.user.conf, add a mount --bind for each of those files, like the example I showed above. Hopefully that will work.