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Thanks! This is useful.
 
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#12
can u guide me step by step from the start? that way ill understand it more.
still confuse trying to figure it out where to start. can u explain it to me where do i start and where do i go and change something? ^_^ that would be a big help.
 
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do i have to use the mc? i have rootsh and mc already. thats a start for me. =]
 
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For all those who are not familiar with the command line (cmd):

Code:
sudo gainroot
cd /usr/share/sounds/
for file in camera_snd_title_{1,2,3}.wav ; do
    mv ${file} ${file/wav/bak}
done
or as oneliner:
Code:
sudo gainroot ; cd /usr/share/sounds/ ; for file in camera_snd_title_{1,2,3}.wav ; do mv ${file} ${file/wav/bak} ; done
And your Camera is a silent one ;-)

Cheers Bjoern

Last edited by blubbi; 2010-01-25 at 22:48.
 

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how do u delete the camera sound 1? i already transfered the sound that i want and its in n900 internal memory i think its in ringtones and i want to make it as a camera shutter sound. i how do i replace the original camera shutter sound with the one that i want? what do i type? i used to be s60 owner and modder and now im new and kinda confused to linux and especially in command. =(

can u show me step by step so that way ill understand it more from the start. do i have to use the mc or just terminal? thanks!
 
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Originally Posted by TimskiMcMatrix View Post
can u show me step by step so that way ill understand it more from the start. do i have to use the mc or just terminal? thanks!
No, _I_ will not.
And maybe it was a bad idea to write the onliner two posts above.

Please, if you want to play around as root on the CMD, get yourself a little bit knowledge about how to use the CMD (in this case BusyBox) and how powerful it is:

An introduction to the Linux command line

In many cases the shell is more convenient and faster then clicking around with a mouse.
 
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Thanks! I really f*king hate that sound. There should be option to turn it off by default!
 
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