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Quote from: douglaspanda on July 09, 2012, 09:52:27 PM

rom the skelton ICS would not be possible to map the controls similar to that of the xperiaplay 2.3.4 rom .... they are so Xperia Play button mapping (Circle button = Back, Back button = Home) would be great so you do not know how. thank you ..

Changes in button mapping in the ics firmware doesn't have any effect, so i'm afraid not possible, or at least i haven't figured out how.

Have you tried modding the api`s that control key presses?

EDIT: Or you could try this out: http://lifehacker.com/5705224/buttonremapper-reassigns-your-android-phones-buttons Don`t know if this will work but its worth a try but BE CAREFUL!!!

EDIT 2: You might want to read this http://source.android.com/tech/input/key-character-map-files.html I don`t know if this will help too but worth a read

EDIT 3: After reading the link in EDIT 2 read here: http://source.android.com/tech/input/validate-keymaps.html (This link can also be found at the bottom of the page I have linked in EDIT 2) Hope this helps and sorry for the edits lol

I tried, in fact i Have access to the kl files of the device, however, if i change the values in ics keyboard stops working, probably they keymaps are stored in the kcm file. The problem is that I cannot extract the kcm file, or better said, I can extract it but not repack it again with new values. In Gingerbread however I can edit the keymaps quite easily using the same method. Strange.

Very strange indeed! Sounds like to me that there ICS build is very badly done and something is missing (Not surprised really lol) Have you tried editing the keymaps in another ICS build thats not made by JXD to see if the problem is with the ICS JXD build? I`m sorry im not trying to make you do more work then you need to but its a good chance that is if you look at 2 different ICS builds you can compare them and see how JXD built there's

Quote from: skelton on July 10, 2012, 07:37:45 AM

I tried, in fact i Have access to the kl files of the device, however, if i change the values in ics keyboard stops working, probably they keymaps are stored in the kcm file. The problem is that I cannot extract the kcm file, or better said, I can extract it but not repack it again with new values. In Gingerbread however I can edit the keymaps quite easily using the same method. Strange.

Very strange indeed! Sounds like to me that there ICS build is very badly done and something is missing (Not surprised really lol) Have you tried editing the keymaps in another ICS build thats not made by JXD to see if the problem is with the ICS JXD build? I`m sorry im not trying to make you do more work then you need to but its a good chance that is if you look at 2 different ICS builds you can compare them and see how JXD built there's

It's quite obviously badly done or they'd be using a legit 3.x kernel build to go along with the top layer Android stuff -> implies to me that they don't even really have access to the Amlogic source tree so they're a tertiary customer buying the board/fw bundle from the actual Amlogic customer so the best the guy in the basement in HK can do is maybe backport any necessary changes to whatever kernel he actually has source for and then build the Android layer and hope that it all mostly works.

I think that this hack job is why Block Story doesn't work for recent versions of it, which is a pity as it was NICE to play it with hw keys... virtual controls onscreen are kind of a PITA...

Quote from: cutterjohn on July 10, 2012, 09:53:15 PM

Quote from: thedoctoroftech on July 10, 2012, 03:27:56 PM

Quote from: skelton on July 10, 2012, 07:37:45 AM

I tried, in fact i Have access to the kl files of the device, however, if i change the values in ics keyboard stops working, probably they keymaps are stored in the kcm file. The problem is that I cannot extract the kcm file, or better said, I can extract it but not repack it again with new values. In Gingerbread however I can edit the keymaps quite easily using the same method. Strange.

Very strange indeed! Sounds like to me that there ICS build is very badly done and something is missing (Not surprised really lol) Have you tried editing the keymaps in another ICS build thats not made by JXD to see if the problem is with the ICS JXD build? I`m sorry im not trying to make you do more work then you need to but its a good chance that is if you look at 2 different ICS builds you can compare them and see how JXD built there's

It's quite obviously badly done or they'd be using a legit 3.x kernel build to go along with the top layer Android stuff -> implies to me that they don't even really have access to the Amlogic source tree so they're a tertiary customer buying the board/fw bundle from the actual Amlogic customer so the best the guy in the basement in HK can do is maybe backport any necessary changes to whatever kernel he actually has source for and then build the Android layer and hope that it all mostly works.

I think that this hack job is why Block Story doesn't work for recent versions of it, which is a pity as it was NICE to play it with hw keys... virtual controls onscreen are kind of a PITA...

You are right, in fact I have asked JXd many times kernel sources and they don't give it to me, so I cannot make a new kernel with new modules. And the "public" amlogic m3 sources are not complete, so it's complicated to develop  some stuff, except for some fixes.

I wish that they'd do what AMD, nVidia, etc. do for their proprietary blobs in distributing just enough to build compatible kernel module interfaces for newer kernels such that new kernels can actual be built and used.  I mean really the only proprietary bits should be the GPU drivers, VPU driver, and what maybe the lan drivers but most of the lan driver are OS now or have good enough open source drivers unlike the GPU and VPU which usually have crappy OSS drivers v. the proprietary ones.

the unit is mounted as sd1 or sda (not sure right now). Use an android file explorer like es file explorer or root explorer and should be in /mnt/sdcard/sda or /mnt/sda. Be sure that your flash drive is formatted in fat32.

Thank you Skelton, worked like a charm!

skelton !

please upgrade the latest ics firmware because i need hungarian language

Thank!!!

Does the official language include hungaryan language? Because if it doesn't, I cannot include. Have you tried more locale?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.co.c_lis.ccl.morelocale&hl=es

I have not tried this. The latest firmware /enupload_S5110 1G 0528/  include hungarian language, but sometimes sleep problems.

I see. I didn't know that this firm included hungarian. Anyway, new version of firmware will be based on this. But I'm on holiday vacation right now, so I can't promise a release date.