Add one or more fonts to your system easily - LG G2 Mini

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My English is a little weak, drafting errors may occur.
Hi there. Old dilemma on how to expand the number of Android phones into a pre-made fonts (4-6-8 pieces which normally used to be) just a piece of your favorite font, or even at 20-40. There are several possibilities for this already; flash recovery from flash zip from the XDA,fonts changer applications in the Play Store, etc, etc. Our current solution for our good, that we can not install the fonts chosen by the type and number of pieces of others, but what we want, and as much as we want. Lollipop and KitKat operating system as well, so far I have tested LG phones. I did not feel harmful slowdowns or system errors after 30-40 font. Finding the appropriate fonts on the Internet will take much more time than the change itself. TTF fonts look for.
What it needs for this operation:
1: Root
2: Root file manager
3: Notepad ++
4: A new font or fonts lack, and a few minutes of your life
By default it looks something like the font selection menu, depending on your phone / rom 4-10 pieces chosen from the letter:
After the change is then this:
Take the letter or letters you want to use a file manager to copy the system / fonts folder, and then modify the permissions to this: rw- r-- r--. If you enter more letters copying, modification group should be done faster. Feel free to highlight all the letters as well. Do not just folders, folder if the fonts folder.
Now, you can edit the file fonts_lge.xml, which is located in the system / etc folder. Because even copying the letters in the fonts folder, depending on the system still will not see it, but after editing this file.
Notepad ++ looks like the original xml file's:
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After the change this way:
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As you can see, but that's all that we need so that we insert name of copied letters:
<family name="Arial">
<font weight="400" style="normal">arial.ttf</font>
<font weight="700" style="normal">arialbd.ttf</font>
<font weight="400" style="italic">arialbi.ttf</font>
<font weight="700" style="italic">ariali.ttf</font>
</family>
Since the type arial four species were also found, (normal, bold, italic, bold italic) should therefore enter and inserted into the original xml file. But where there are only two (normal, bold), there's this:
<family name="Tahoma">
<font weight="400" style="normal">tahoma.ttf</font>
<font weight="700" style="normal">tahomabd.ttf</font>
</family>
Which entries are nothing but a plain ttf, there is this:
<family name="Hwedding">
<font weight="400" style="normal">hwedding.ttf</font>
<font weight="700" style="normal">hwedding.ttf</font>
</family>
It may find that some letters than we can find only three kinds of (normal, bold, italic), the more so, enter:
<family name="Garamond">
<font weight="400" style="normal">GARA.ttf</font>
<font weight="700" style="normal">GARABD.ttf</font>
<font weight="400" style="italic">GARAIT.ttf</font>
</family>
The editing syntax pay attention to the layout, images and Notepad ++ help him. When you are done, you copy the modified xml file in the system / etc folder, but not before the original file, create a backup or just rename example fonts_lge.xm away. The new set fonts_lge.xml file permissions: rw-r--r--.
Here you only need to reboot the phone, and if everything went well, the letters appear. It is not hard on the whole, it can be done in a few minutes, and you can use any fonts out what we want .... enjoy ....

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I only see a system_fonts xml file and not a fonts_lge xml file it doesn't have the same content
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dani020110 said:
I only see a system_fonts xml file and not a fonts_lge xml file it doesn't have the same content
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This is a G2 mini Lollipop screenshot (not mine, Karcub forum colleague). Here it is. You may use Cyanogen mode? There can be nothing else, yes. You could try to rewrite the system_fonts.xml file, but the way I see it to be different. Try, if you like, I think you can not mess up. Before that backup the full rom.

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Meggyi said:
This is a G2 mini Lollipop screenshot (not mine). Here it is. You may use Cyanogen mode? There can be nothing else, yes. You could try to rewrite the system_fonts.xml file, but the way I see it to be different. Try, if you like, I think you can not mess up. Before that backup the full rom.
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d625 doesn't have cyanogenmod or unlocked bootloader for recovery
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dani020110 said:
d625 doesn't have cyanogenmod or unlocked bootloader for recovery
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Um ... I do not know what's wrong. I do not know what makes the difference. Hungarian verzion on G2 mini: D620.
This is a CM rom for G2 mini, lge_fonts.xml no more, so I thought that CM was using.

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I'm using stock kitkat (v10d) in d625 (Latin American variant)
Also, does anyone who have stock kitkat in other variants (d620, d618) have fonts_lge.xml file?
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dani020110 said:
I'm using stock kitkat (v10d) in d625 (Latin American variant)
Also, does anyone who have stock kitkat in other variants (d620, d618) have fonts_lge.xml file?
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Well, unfortunately, you're right. Not fonts_lge.xml under KitKat file. Only system_fonts.xml. Interesting. But it also could try to edit it.
(screenshot by Fakirr1) D620 KitKat Eurxxx Hungary