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Hello all,
First of all the credit of this mod goes to @nuuits at this forum.
With this mod you can disable or enable the Navbar which is not really needed if you have pie control.
Flash "enableNavbarG4" in TWRP to enable the navbar.
Flash "disableNavbarG4" in TWRP to disable the navbar.
Download and install LMT Launcher from here to get pie control.
Cheers!
You could also disable navigation bar by adding the line "qemu.hw.mainkeys = 1" at the end of the build.prop. If you ever need it back again, just remove the line.
0rigin said:
You could also disable navigation bar by adding the line "qemu.hw.mainkeys = 1" at the end of the build.prop. If you ever need it back again, just remove the line.
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Sure you can do that - this does the same thing but just with a flash.
Ahh, only now I've checked the links. Yeah I guess it's more or less the same.
Except that I have a phobia and don't wanna flash stuff unless I know exactly what it is and I actually need to. :]
Thank you for crediting me!
0rigin said:
Ahh, only now I've checked the links. Yeah I guess it's more or less the same.
Except that I have a phobia and don't wanna flash stuff unless I know exactly what it is and I actually need to. :]
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Very understandable. I created this to be an easier (lazier?) way of doing that, and there were extra steps to enabling the navbar (+ disabling capacitive keys) on the HTC One M7, so this actually made the process much quicker for that device.
The navbar enabler zip comments out the physical key layout lines so the capacitive keys on the M7 are effectively disabled. Then I created a script to add the relevant line to build.prop (so nothing else is overwritten or changed) that executes while flashing. The disabler zip replaces the key layout file with the original, re-enabling the capacitive keys. The script removes that line while keeping the build.prop intact.
The G4 doesn't have capacitive keys, so the key layout files are not relevant to this device. I'm attaching a modified zip to this post that has the capacitive key stuff removed. Please feel free to add the attachments to your post, @MrCreel
nuuits said:
Thank you for crediting me!
Very understandable. I created this to be an easier (lazier?) way of doing that, and there were extra steps to enabling the navbar on the HTC One M7.
The navbar enabler zip comments out the physical key layout lines so the capacitive keys on the M7 are effectively disabled. Then I created a script to add the relevant line to build.prop (so nothing else is overwritten or changed) that executes while flashing. The disabler zip replaces the key layout file with the original, re-enabling the capacitive keys. The script removes that line while keeping the build.prop intact.
The G4 doesn't have capacitive keys, so the key layout files are not relevant to this device. I'm attaching a modified zip to this post that has the capacitive key stuff removed. Please feel free to add the attachments to your post, @MrCreel
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Thank you man, really appreciate it
Build.prop
0rigin said:
You could also disable navigation bar by adding the line "qemu.hw.mainkeys = 1" at the end of the build.prop. If you ever need it back again, just remove the line.
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How can I do that? Where do I find the build.prop? Do I need root? Thanks!!!
Kleber Ancona
kancona said:
How can I do that? Where do I find the build.prop? Do I need root? Thanks!!!
Kleber Ancona
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You need Root, You find it in /system
Does the Google swipe up still happen lmt has a hard time opening with that still running
Anyone confirm that its there or is it gone, lmt has a hard time working with Google swipe up
cyan pac said:
Anyone confirm that its there or is it gone, lmt has a hard time working with Google swipe up
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Install "LG PIE Support" if you have xposed to remove the Google swipe up.
LG Pie Support is working, even when its last update was 2014 [emoji14]
So I'm using lmt pie launcher and tried to make the dual window pop up one of the short cuts but to no avail. Anyone able to do this?
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For those that don't know, here's how to enable Power saver mode on the vzw model.
You need:
Root
Root browser/ root explorer/ etc.
Navigate to system/ customize/ CID/ Default.xml. scroll about 1/3 of the way down until you find "def_hide_ui_powersaver" >1</item<item> and change value to "0".
Reboot device, then go to home screen, long press to add widget, select shortcuts, then down to power saver. This will put a shortcut to the power saver menu that is hidden from us.
Note that you must mount R/W or the edit will not work. This will not enable the quick setting or for it to show up in the regular power options menu but this will work for now.
Good luck
Thanks to aer0zer0 for pointing me in the right direction.
I can verify that this can also be enabled on unrooted devices as well. Credit goes to user l7777 in this post: http://forum.xda-developers.com/verizon-htc-10/help/verizon-version-missing-options-t3376634.
For the powersaver mode, try this from a computer with working ADB
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adb shell "settings list secure | grep power"
If it returns something that looks like this
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hide_ui_user_powersaver=1
Then try
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adb shell "settings put secure hide_ui_user_powersaver 0"
This does not require root if done from a computer. It will require root if done from a terminal on the device. This is what works on an M9 running Marshmallow. It may or may not work on the 10. You can also try
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adb shell "settings list secure"
To get a list of all the settings.
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I had to restart my phone after making the change in ADB. The only thing that doesn't seem to work correctly is when I click on the Battery Saver Mode to edit the settings, I will receive an error message. The Battery Saver Mode will turn on and off with no issue.
Must have missed that one. I went through that post a couple days ago. Guess this will work for those that can't or don't know how to setup and use adb
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Evocm7 said:
For those that don't know, here's how to enable Power saver mode on the vzw model.
You need:
Root
Root browser/ root explorer/ etc.
Navigate to system/ customize/ CID/ Default.xml. scroll about 1/3 of the way down until you find "def_hide_ui_powersaver" >1</item<item> and change value to "0".
Reboot device, then go to home screen, long press to add widget, select shortcuts, then down to power saver. This will put a shortcut to the power saver menu that is hidden from us.
Note that you must mount R/W or the edit will not work. This will not enable the quick setting or for it to show up in the regular power options menu but this will work for now.
Good luck
Thanks to aer0zer0 for pointing me in the right direction.
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If it is like the M9 on marshmallow, after making that edit, if you factory reset it, the menu option should appear in the standard menu. its alot easier to either put it in as a shortcut, or use xtended settings, and add it to the power menu, or gravity box, and add custom quicksetting tiles (1 of which being battery, it will also show battery temp and mAh remaining).
Once we get a deodexed based, or even a stock odex flash, we can make those edits prior to flash and it will be in the menu as normal
edit, i also believe if you edit the next line (120) def_hide_ui_user_powersaver and set it to 0, this is what will enable the menu on factory reset
Note that this survives reboot and/or power recycle. Using the adb approach for unrooted handsets, got it working on both my own and a test device.
UPDATE: So far as I can tell, the latest OTA to 1.19.605.22 breaks this ability.
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Note that this survives reboot and/or power recycle. Using the adb approach for unrooted handsets, got it working on both my own and a test device.
UPDATE: So far as I can tell, the latest OTA to 1.19.605.22 breaks this ability.
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Can confirm that the latest update definitely does break this ability (no root). =(
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Can confirm that the latest update definitely does break this ability (no root). =(
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I think the only way to do this is to write to \system; so for those who don't want to flash a custom ROM or write to \system, it's out of reach for now.
And especially galling because the 10's on all the other carriers have the feature. Verizon kills it.
@andybones has it in the stock deodex base, but if you are working off of the odex base, the easiest way is probably gravitybox, and using the QS tile to toggle it (still requires root). Just make sure you are using systemless xposed to not touch the system partition as @hgoldner pointed out, if you need it.
by stock base, i mean OTA to 1.19.605.22
Battery Saver Mode Settings
You can change the power saver mode settings if you install the apk from apk mirror http://www.apkmirror.com/apk/htc-corporation/power/
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I can verify that this can also be enabled on unrooted devices as well. Credit goes to user l7777 in this post: http://forum.xda-developers.com/verizon-htc-10/help/verizon-version-missing-options-t3376634.
I had to restart my phone after making the change in ADB. The only thing that doesn't seem to work correctly is when I click on the Battery Saver Mode to edit the settings, I will receive an error message. The Battery Saver Mode will turn on and off with no issue.
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This modification can be done using Magisk, without editing /system. You need to cache-mount the edited default.xml using Magisk, and Magisk mount the patched SystemUI.apk and HtcPowerManager.apk from @andybones' deodexed stock ROM. HUUUGE thanks to @Captain_Throwback for helping me figure this out and tolerating all-too-frequent stupid mistakes getting to this point, and, of course, none of this would be possible without the amazing efforts of @topjohnwu in creating Magisk in the first place.
I will post detailed instructions if someone is interested.
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You can change the power saver mode settings if you install the apk from apk mirror http://www.apkmirror.com/apk/htc-corporation/power/
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I just tried installing this on my stock, non-rooted Verizon HTC 10 and it didn't give me any new options for power saver mode. I installed the most recent version from apk mirror and then rebooted. Everything looks the same. I'm on version 3.057.92923
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Chewieez said:
I just tried installing this on my stock, non-rooted Verizon HTC 10 and it didn't give me any new options for power saver mode. I installed the most recent version from apk mirror and then rebooted. Everything looks the same. I'm on version 3.057.92923
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You have to follow the steps in post #2 before installing the APK does anything. The APK just makes it so that power saver mode settings doesn't crash.
jackebuehner said:
You have to follow the steps in post #2 before installing the APK does anything. The APK just makes it so that power saver mode settings doesn't crash.
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I believe he is referencing the fact that not all of the available settings are shown. From screenshots of the book on the HTC one there should be settings for what power saver does.
CPU
Display
Vibration
Data connection
Useful settings. I would like to be able to turn down the processor without turning off data.
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I believe he is referencing the fact that not all of the available settings are shown. From screenshots of the book on the HTC one there should be settings for what power saver does.
CPU
Display
Vibration
Data connection
Useful settings. I would like to be able to turn down the processor without turning off data.
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You'll likely need a custom kernel for that, which means root access and either unlocked bootloader or S-OFF. Once you're in that boat, you'll need Magisk to clear Safety.net. It's not otherwise doable on pure unrooted stock. FWIW, if you are rooted, you can use @flar2's ElementalX kernel which is quite good, especially when used with the helper app allowing you to tweak all settings.
Hi Guys,
A lot of us are getting new devices that are not yet supported by developers or will never be supported and rooting new devices now a days is getting harder, that's why methods requiring no root are essential.
I was pointed to by @EMJI79 to the original thread of this method by @luisshnyder. Great thanks to both of them. :good:
Requirements:
* ADB and Fastboot installed on PC or Mac.
Instructions:
Type without quotations in CMD or Windows PoweShell(use ".\"before command in PowerShell):
"adb shell wm overscan 0,0,0,-202"
Notes:
1. Make sure to use an alternative navigation app before doing this.
2. To change the height change the values between (0 to -210)see what suits your screen best(for me it was -202).
3. The effect sticks after reboot.
4. To return to normal type without quotations: "adb shell wm overscan 0,0,0,0"
5. This works on all Android versions Oreo and before, it also works on many devices.
6. There are minor bugs stated by the original thread so check them out if you have any, i haven't encountered any yet except you wouldn't be able to see the camera & voice shortcuts in the lock screen.
Finally it's best to combine this with hiding the status bar too, so type afterwards without quotations:
"adb shell settings put global policy_control immersive.status=*"
-If you want to customize on per app basis follow my other guide.
Good Luck!
I can confirm that using the old method of disabling the navigation bar(qemu.hw.mainkeys=1) from the build.prop is working fine with the April security update, also Google now on tap works fine without getting the force close error message.
This guide is rendered useless for users that can access the build.prop. ?
Thank you so much for sharing this, I've been searching for a way to completely hide the navbar without Root. Now Gesture Control can actually be used as intended. ?
My gesture non root setup I wish Google will implement.
Rashad83 said:
I can confirm that using the old method of disabling the navigation bar(qemu.hw.mainkeys=1) from the build.prop is working fine with the April security update, also Google now on tap works fine without getting the force close error message.
This guide is rendered useless for users that can access the build.prop. ?
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is there any command that enables the navbar on navbar disabled devices?
zohaibahd said:
is there any command that enables the navbar on navbar disabled devices?
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Use this app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=tw.com.daxia.virtualsoftkeys
For Redmi S2
adb shell wm overscan 0,0,0,-82
ishtiaqe22 said:
For Redmi S2
adb shell wm overscan 0,0,0,-82
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Im also on redmi s2 running lineage os and 0,0,0,-97 works better for me
is there a way to do the same thing as : "adb shell wm overscan 0,0,0,-202" but for the status bar.
this worked great for my nav bar- but i dont wnt to completely remove the status bar, just move it up a little.
thanks for the respond.
Dear @Rashad83 and other Contributors!
Thank your for this little summary thread, I hope I am not necrobumping right now. I just wanted you to know, that this method is still working flawlessly. My settings for the Umidigi S5 Pro (Android 10): ,,wm overscan 0,0,0,-48"
have anyone tried this on umidigi bison?
infelizmente esse comando não funciona no galaxy s20 android 13
no meu s8 android 10
funciona bem
I don't have this phone so this is untested by me but it is working on my Pixel 3 XL and @w0rdie got it to work on his Pixel 3.
This is in place until TWRP is ready. You need root and of course you need to be attached to your PC. On first installation of systemui base, a pop-up asking to give ADB shell root permission will show. Please do so.
The purpose of this installer is to generate for you a custom module that you can flash in Magisk Manager. It will have all the mods that you have selected from the installer menu.
Custom clocks (date, etc) and internet speed indicators do not change colors due to light-dark background colors like the statusbar icons do.
The developer of Active edge gave me permission to use his base so that people would not have to make a choice between his and my mods. All credit for this goes to him. You must delete the active edge sense module and use one of my active edge modules. If it doesn't say active edge then it isn't active edge sense compatible. If there is an issue with edge sense after flashing, do not contact edge sense op with issues. He does not troubleshoot modified versions of his mod (and neither do I).
I'm also including my Pixel Launcher mod. Also a ADB Installer. You can change app drawer background-text color (separately for light mode and dark mode), remove weather from Launcher. Change the number of hot seat icons on home page (and size) as well as change the number of columns in the app drawer.
ADB Installer Instructions-Root is required
1. Flash one of the SystemUI Bases First. They provide the necessary smali files and public ID's for everything to work.
2. FLASH ALL THE MODS YOU WANT. ONCE YOU DONE WITH EVERYTHING, FLASH THE "COMPLETE INSTALLATION" Option. This will create a Magisk Manager flashable zip in a folder on your sdcard called ozop. Flash that to install your selection of mods.
Root required
Instructions.
1. Unzip ADB Mods Installer Files.zip on your PC
2. Run TulsadiverModsInstaller.bat (Give ADB Root Permissions)
3. ADB debugging Enabled
4. Flash one of the SystemUI Bases First. They provide the necessary smali files and public ID's for everything to work
5. Go through the other options selecting what all mods you want. It is generally best to start at the top and work your way down.
6. Once finished with selections, run "Complete Installation" at the bottom. This will generate your mymagisk.zip module in a folder called "ozop" on your sdcard.
List of MODS Available
Clock Format and Position Mods
Internet Traffic Speed Single Indicator (changes from upload-download) otherwise signals are over/under
Choose Traffic Speed Indicator Up-Down Icon Colors (default is white)
Navbar Height Options
Navbar Swap
Remove NavBar
3 Minit Battery
One percent custom battery Mods-Several to choose from
One percent custom battery Text-only-Several to choose from
Colored Statusbar-Navbar Icons
Choose number of QS columns 3-7
Colored Statusbar Icons
Remove Carrier Text Options
Smaller LTE Icon
Custom Battery Sizes in case custom batteries are too large or too small
Android 11
ADB Installer uploaded 6-18-21
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Pixel Launcher Mod
Start by picking a base. Bases come with, or without, a search bar and Hotseat heights The larger number of rows you pick, the lower your hotseat drops on your home screen. If your hotseat comes out too low, try again with a higher base.
Remove Search Bar
App Drawer background color (Light and Dark Mode)
App Drawer Text Color or remove (Light and Dark Mode)
Home screen App Text Color
Smart-screen Text color
App Icon Sizes 45-50-56 dip (56 is stock)
Columns (5-6-7)
Rows (5 through 11)
Android 11
ADB Pixel Launcher Installer uploaded 6-18-21
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Would it be possible to make the notification icons for AOD colored?
arby80 said:
Would it be possible to make the notification icons for AOD colored?
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I'd have to check on that. My lockscreen tint remover removes the black lockscreen tint and let's your lockscreen aod wallpaper show although not full color.
Noticing some color bugs with the Stock bases any no color mods applied. Volume profile switch icon, settings icon from QS (bottom right), etc..
How can I help resolve?
w0rdie said:
Noticing some color bugs with the Stock bases any no color mods applied. Volume profile switch icon, settings icon from QS (bottom right), etc..
How can I help resolve?
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Don't use stock like. Stock like is very limited as to what you can flash.
What should I use if I only want the right clock and d/u by wifi..?
Stock colors, nav, battery, etc.
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What should I use if I only want the right clock and d/u by wifi..?
Stock colors, nav, battery, etc.
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What is d/u?
Oh, internet, just flash SystemUI base stock like, right clock, internet of choice. You don't even have to flash a framework base.
Single internet by WiFi also has up and down arrows. Just an FYI.
Tulsadiver said:
What is d/u?
Oh, internet, just flash SystemUI base stock like, right clock, internet of choice. You don't even have to flash a framework base.
Single internet by WiFi also has up and down arrows. Just an FYI.
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Yeah that is what I did and ended up with the bugs I mentioned. (Labels/Buttons color issue).
Screen: https://i.imgur.com/isAt9nR.png
w0rdie said:
Yeah that is what I did and ended up with the bugs I mentioned. (Labels/Buttons color issue).
Screen: https://i.imgur.com/isAt9nR.png
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I installed the Pixel 3 stock framework onto my Pixel 3 XL then flashed the very things I mentioned from the Pixel 3 ADB installer and got none of those things. Have you installed other mods such as edge sense?
Nothing else except the smaller LTE icon.
How do you install colored navbar icons or nexus navbar icons? I do not see the option listed in the prompt.
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How do you install colored navbar icons or nexus navbar icons? I do not see the option listed in the prompt.
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You can't. I copied and pasted from Pixel 2 post. I'll change that.
@Tulsadiver Possible that it was the LTE icon mods that created the color bugs? I failed to mention that I did that too.
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@Tulsadiver Possible that it was the LTE icon mods that created the color bugs? I failed to mention that I did that too.
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No, I can't see how it could. You might try flashing system images and trying again.
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No, I can't see how it could. You might try flashing system images and trying again.
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Do I have to fastboot the system.img to revert to stock?
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Do I have to fastboot the system.img to revert to stock?
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That would be Best.
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That would be Best.
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Got it sorted. Narrowed it down to selecting option #1 from SystemUI menu rather than option #4.
Also - Others may not need to but I found that the script hangs if I don't use a second terminal to restart adb after a reboot.
My steps:
Using Windows 10 Powershell:
Open P.S. Window, ran adb shell | su
Open second P.S. window, ran TulsaDiverMods bat file
Selected SUI Base option [ 4 ] (not option [ 1 ])
Open P.S. Window, ran adb shell | su again (After reboot)
Selected Right Clock
Selected Internet Speed by WIFI
Selected Smaller LTE icon
Selected Complete Installation
It's perfect, no odd colors, etc.
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Got it sorted. Narrowed it down to selecting option #1 from SystemUI menu rather than option #4.
Also - Others may not need to but I found that the script hangs if I don't use a second terminal to restart adb after a reboot.
My steps:
Using Windows 10 Powershell:
Open P.S. Window, ran adb shell | su
Open second P.S. window, ran TulsaDiverMods bat file
Selected SUI Base option [ 4 ] (not option [ 1 ])
Open P.S. Window, ran adb shell | su again (After reboot)
Selected Right Clock
Selected Internet Speed by WIFI
Selected Smaller LTE icon
Selected Complete Installation
It's perfect, no odd colors, etc.
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So you want to select option 4 then for it to work as option 1 gives you issues? Also, this only works on the white status bar, eh?
Slomies said:
So you want to select option 4 then for it to work as option 1 gives you issues? Also, this only works on the white status bar, eh?
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Depends on what you want. He wanted minimal mods and flashed the wrong SystemUI base for that. If you want something different, flash the first option and flash a framework base other than stock like.
Not sure what you mean by white status bar?
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Depends on what you want. He wanted minimal mods and flashed the wrong SystemUI base for that. If you want something different, flash the first option and flash a framework base other than stock like.
Not sure what you mean by white status bar?
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I have to mess with it then and see which option works best for me. All I want is center clock and a battery mod. You listed in the OP that the black status isn't working yet. I assumed that was the status bar.
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Hi everyone!
First, I hope I am in the correct section to post this. I'm not a developer, I just want to share what the ultimate solution was for me. This process worked great for my Xiaomi Mi 9 (cepheus) with MIUI on Android 11. NO ROOT REQUIRED.
► HOW TO USE GESTURE NAVIGATION WITH THIRD-PARTY LAUNCHERS IN ANDROID 11 ◄
1. First it is important to have one of the apps:
- Infinity Gestures
- Fluid Navigation Gestures (I chose the Pro version)
2. Reboot your phone in recovery mode.
3. If you use:
- Orange Fox: You go to MENU > MOUNT and check the boxes for CACHE, SYSTEM, DATA.
- TWRP: You go to MOUNT and check only the boxes for CACHE, SYSTEM, DATA.
In both cases the ENABLE MTP option is activated, check it just in case.
4. Use MinimalADB & Fastboot or if you want, Platformtools to open a command console.
5. You write without quotes "adb devices", you hit ENTER and you wait for it to detect your phone.
6. Without quotes, put the command "adb pull /system/build.prop" and hit ENTER.
7. In the MinimalADB or Platformtools folder you will now see a file with an unknown extension called "build.prop". You give it RIGHT CLICK > EDIT or RIGHT CLICK > OPEN WITH > NOTEBOOK (or any other editor of your choice).
8. You go to the end of the file and ADD without the quotes a last line that says "qemu.hw.mainkeys=1"
9. SAVE the changes and CLOSE the editor. You return to the command console.
10. In the command console you write without quotes "adb push build.prop /system/" and press ENTER.
11. Now you have to reboot your phone. Once it starts you will see that you no longer have the navigation bar (buttons).
12. You open the gesture app that you have downloaded, you block it so that the task is not deleted (apply the padlock), you grant the app all the permissions it asks for. In addition, you must go to APP INFORMATION > BATTERY SAVER and there choose the first option "NO RESTRICTIONS" as well as see that the AUTOMATIC START option is ACTIVATED.
NOTE: This point applies to MIUI, in the AOSP it is not necessary.
13. Enjoy gesture navigation with third-party launchers on MIUI and space on the keyboard for AOSPs.
►►► THE EASIEST METHOD (SIMPLIFIED) ◄◄◄
A big thanks to the developer Poney70 from the Xiaomi.eu team for reading the tutorial and taking the time to make this ZIP file.
1. First it is important to have one of the apps installed:
- Infinity Gestures
- Fluid Navigation Gestures (I chose the Pro version)
2. Reboot your phone in recovery mode.
3. Flash THIS ZIP in TWRP or Orange Fox.
NOTE: Flashing it again will reverse the change.
4. Reboot your phone.
5. Open the gesture app that you have downloaded, you block it so that the task is not deleted (apply the padlock), you grant the app all the permissions it asks for. In addition, you must go to APP INFORMATION > BATTERY SAVER and there choose the first option "NO RESTRICTIONS" as well as see that the AUTOMATIC START option is ACTIVATED.
NOTE: This point applies to MIUI, in the AOSP it is not necessary.
6. Enjoy gesture navigation with third-party launchers on MIUI and space on the keyboard for AOSPs.
Thank you so much. I was searching for this kind of tweak.
ammaralidj said:
Thank you so much. I was searching for this kind of tweak.
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You're welcome. A pleasure for me to share this with others.
i have this error message:"failed to copy 'build.prop' to '/system//build.prop': write failed: No space left on device". Any fix? The zip doesn't work. I'm not on stock miui.
xBinyWolf said:
i have this error message:"failed to copy 'build.prop' to '/system//build.prop': write failed: No space left on device". Any fix? The zip doesn't work. I'm not on stock miui.
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It should be well known that for A11 SAR (System As Root) is read-only and no rooting 'help' here
Open /vendor/etc/fstab.* file-system table and analyze the lines for / or /system - if you find ro it means read-only
That's why Magisk provides Systemless changes mechanism
E.g., for AdAway you have to enable Systemless hosrs bcs it cannot write directly to /ysyrem/etc/hosts
Similarly for your props. Use e g . Magisk module Magisk Hide Props Config - it has options to edit custom props of your choice
Do you think this can be done in a12? I've already rooted my phone.
warhead1721972 said:
Do you think this can be done in a12? I've already rooted my phone.
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Of course. Many times I used it in the AOSP with A12. Currently, I have also tested it on A12 + MIUI 13 on a Poco (Xaga).
AJSRO said:
Hi everyone!
First, I hope I am in the correct section to post this. I'm not a developer, I just want to share what the ultimate solution was for me. This process worked great for my Xiaomi Mi 9 (cepheus) with MIUI on Android 11. NO ROOT REQUIRED.
► HOW TO USE GESTURE NAVIGATION WITH THIRD-PARTY LAUNCHERS IN ANDROID 11 ◄
1. First it is important to have one of the apps:
- Infinity Gestures
- Fluid Navigation Gestures (I chose the Pro version)
2. Reboot your phone in recovery mode.
3. If you use:
- Orange Fox: You go to MENU > MOUNT and check the boxes for CACHE, SYSTEM, DATA.
- TWRP: You go to MOUNT and check only the boxes for CACHE, SYSTEM, DATA.
In both cases the ENABLE MTP option is activated, check it just in case.
4. Use MinimalADB & Fastboot or if you want, Platformtools to open a command console.
5. You write without quotes "adb devices", you hit ENTER and you wait for it to detect your phone.
6. Without quotes, put the command "adb pull /system/build.prop" and hit ENTER.
7. In the MinimalADB or Platformtools folder you will now see a file with an unknown extension called "build.prop". You give it RIGHT CLICK > EDIT or RIGHT CLICK > OPEN WITH > NOTEBOOK (or any other editor of your choice).
8. You go to the end of the file and ADD without the quotes a last line that says "qemu.hw.mainkeys=1"
9. SAVE the changes and CLOSE the editor. You return to the command console.
10. In the command console you write without quotes "adb push build.prop /system/" and press ENTER.
11. Now you have to reboot your phone. Once it starts you will see that you no longer have the navigation bar (buttons).
12. You open the gesture app that you have downloaded, you block it so that the task is not deleted (apply the padlock), you grant the app all the permissions it asks for. In addition, you must go to APP INFORMATION > BATTERY SAVER and there choose the first option "NO RESTRICTIONS" as well as see that the AUTOMATIC START option is ACTIVATED.
NOTE: This point applies to MIUI, in the AOSP it is not necessary.
13. Enjoy gesture navigation with third-party launchers on MIUI and space on the keyboard for AOSPs.
►►► THE EASIEST METHOD (SIMPLIFIED) ◄◄◄
A big thanks to the developer Poney70 from the Xiaomi.eu team for reading the tutorial and taking the time to make this ZIP file.
1. First it is important to have one of the apps installed:
- Infinity Gestures
- Fluid Navigation Gestures (I chose the Pro version)
2. Reboot your phone in recovery mode.
3. Flash THIS ZIP in TWRP or Orange Fox.
NOTE: Flashing it again will reverse the change.
4. Reboot your phone.
5. Open the gesture app that you have downloaded, you block it so that the task is not deleted (apply the padlock), you grant the app all the permissions it asks for. In addition, you must go to APP INFORMATION > BATTERY SAVER and there choose the first option "NO RESTRICTIONS" as well as see that the AUTOMATIC START option is ACTIVATED.
NOTE: This point applies to MIUI, in the AOSP it is not necessary.
6. Enjoy gesture navigation with third-party launchers on MIUI and space on the keyboard for AOSPs.
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hi. i tried your tutorial. i used flasable zip. but my navbar still there, it not hidden. any solution ?
my device poco m4 pro 4g( Fleur) + 13.0.10 Global rom rooted Android 11 + Miui 13