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2011-09-18
, 19:03
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Joined on May 2011
@ Bhopal (India)
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#22
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Here is my current setting which I feel is quite good:
Red = AccelarationPeriod. (Made it slower so it doesn't "jerk" the phone as much)Code:PatternTouchscreen=10;3;0;1;10;30;0;50;50
Green = OnPeriod. (Made it longer so it's more prone)
Blue = BreakPeriod. (Made it 0 as I liked how it felt when I turned on my phone and saw it was 0 for PowerOn)
Magenta = Speed. (Made it low so that it's not too powerful and vibration feels gentle and soft)
This makes it more like a Samsung Haptic feedback devices.
Not too over powering but still gives a positive feedback.
How I changed it:
1. Install rootsh to get root access at terminal via "sudo gainroot"
2. Install Leafpad application (text editor)
3. from xterminal, sudo gainroot
4. from xterminal, leafpad /etc/mce/mce.ini
5. Go down to the very end (down).
6. Make the changes to the above mentioned line and save.
7. Reboot.
WARNING: Make sure you didn't make ANY mistakes. You can brick your N900 if you make wrong changes or syntax errors. I will take no responsibility if something goes wrong....
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2011-09-20
, 09:37
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Joined on Aug 2009
@ Sydney
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#23
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It was fun playing around with these settings. Now can you please tell me what are the default factory values for this setting, as i forgot to make a backup of mce.ini so i am unable to recognise the factory values for touch vibration entries..
I made backup of /etc/mce/mce.ini. Then I turn vibration off via graphical settings. And then I check with diff that file is not changed at all.