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thedead1440	2012-10-26 , 03:32
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Originally Posted by johndanvic

Can the clock and date font size in the lock screen be changed? I want them to be on their original values.

You can change them yourself; pretty easy to do so...

Search the forums for how to do them just do them in your theme folder instead of the base/blanco folders...

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optimaxxx	2012-10-27 , 12:29
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I've installed the default theme, but now when the phone attempts to start, it gets stuck on the loading screen with a nine dot pulsing pattern.

I can still boot into jellybean, is there anything I can do to fix meego?

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thedead1440	2012-10-27 , 12:31
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That 9-dot pattern is sexy isn't it?

Anyway use SDK mode to change your theme to blanco....This thread has my solution to it...You can search the thread for it...

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optimaxxx	2012-10-28 , 12:57
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Wow, feeling a bit ******ed, but I cannot seem to login as root remotely, and from some research, it seems since pr1.1, root ssh is disabled by default.

Any advice one enabling it?

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thedead1440	2012-10-28 , 13:06
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Originally Posted by optimaxxx

Wow, feeling a bit ******ed, but I cannot seem to login as root remotely, and from some research, it seems since pr1.1, root ssh is disabled by default.

Any advice one enabling it?

Since you are using Android you can edit this file: /etc/ssh/sshd_config

Edit the following section in yours to reflect as below:

Code:

# Authentication:
LoginGraceTime 120
PermitRootLogin yes
StrictModes yes

Then edit this file: /etc/default/ssh/ to look like:

Code:

# Default settings for openssh-server. This file is sourced by /bin/sh from
# /etc/init.d/ssh.

# Options to pass to sshd
SSHD_OPTS="-D -4"

# OOM-killer adjustment for sshd (see
# linux/Documentation/filesystems/proc.txt; lower values reduce likelihood
# of being killed, while -17 means the OOM-killer will ignore sshd; set to
# the empty string to skip adjustment)
SSHD_OOM_ADJUST=-17
mkdir -m 0755 -p /var/run/sshd
exec /usr/sbin/sshd $SSHD_OPTS

Do the above while I try to see where the password is stored so that you can login using SDK mode...

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thedead1440	2012-10-28 , 13:11
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One more thing since you are using Android and can do the replacements of files, why not simply correct what you did wrong?

Which variant of theme did you try on?

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optimaxxx	2012-10-28 , 13:21
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Well, I had installed one of the alternate theme colours, and i was thinking that would cause issues with installing FDB right on top, so i ..

To revert to default theme:

1. - Open Terminal app and enter these commands:

devel-su
rootme [root password; default is shown]
sh /home/user/MyDocs/fdb/*colour*/default.sh

2. - Device will automatically reboot to apply theme.

Did that, but then i realised, that meant neither red nor blue, simply the FDB default, not N9-level default.

Also, another question if i may, the blanco theme file from the first post is no longer there, any info on where I might be able to get it from?

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thedead1440	2012-10-28 , 13:45
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Blanco: http://db.tt/z7JsmHpB

Base: http://db.tt/avlh3XpR

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thedead1440	2012-10-28 , 14:23
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While doing the files replacement also ensure your /usr/share/themes/ directory only has base and blanco; delete any other folders so that the system reverts to blanco theme upon booting...