lilbballer27
Android Enthusiast
Is there anyway to remove the stupid slide down unlock screen and just use the pattern drawing? I am rooted so I was hoping with root there is a chance to do this.
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Root Anyway to remove lock screen?
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lewa
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Of course, do a nandroid backup first.
There's a way to remove the lock screen. There's a patch or an app or something that removes it. Then just leave the pattern enabled and hopefully it'll work.
If not, do do a backup and then try this:
Then, go to /system/app/lockscrn.apk
(At least, I think that's the file name. That's the right location though.)
Hopefully if you do that, and enable the pattern thing it'll work.
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Install a vanilla rom and use the pattern thing in that. Still gotta do the slide and the pattern, but it's a lot faster IMO. I recommend TaintedVanilla (look over at xda).
There's a way to remove the lock screen. There's a patch or an app or something that removes it. Then just leave the pattern enabled and hopefully it'll work.
If not, do do a backup and then try this:
Then, go to /system/app/lockscrn.apk
(At least, I think that's the file name. That's the right location though.)
Hopefully if you do that, and enable the pattern thing it'll work.
--OR
Install a vanilla rom and use the pattern thing in that. Still gotta do the slide and the pattern, but it's a lot faster IMO. I recommend TaintedVanilla (look over at xda).
Frisco
=Luceat Lux Vestra=
A market app called "no lock" causes the device to come out of sleep directly to your home screen.
Free.
ACD168
Android Expert
, I as well tried this. pretty neat.lilbballer27
Android Enthusiast
Frisco
=Luceat Lux Vestra=
No Lock brings the home screen up by a press of the power button; no line to draw.
Those with accidental phone or app launching issues should not use No Lock in the "locking disabled" mode, obviously.
The app offers a toggle for locking to be enabled if, for example, you carry your device in your pocket or a tight holster.
Those with accidental phone or app launching issues should not use No Lock in the "locking disabled" mode, obviously.
The app offers a toggle for locking to be enabled if, for example, you carry your device in your pocket or a tight holster.
eurotrash323
Well-Known Member
Nice, will definitely use it while at work and my phones just sitting on the desk.
Thanks!
Thanks!