2.1 on Mini Pro exp .. - Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini

Hi All,
Here I am expressing the overall exp after upgrading my mini pro with german build no (I am from India).
Here are the things I noticed on this NEW mini pro -
1) The home is same like before. Only the lock screen is different. Look screen is nice for me
2) I found the speed is like 10-15% more than 1.6.
3) Some really good and useful widget has been given like Market, smart search, recent calls etc.
4) The setting app is different from look and feel point of view and nice also.
5) If you tap the member of recent call , you will get all the options like message, mail, call with a floating pop up- nice feature.
6) Phone book is more or less same
7) The games are like before. like ****.
8) Calculator got two screen, scroll left to get another screen.
9)live wallpaper support, but no live wallpaper given.
10)No app installer so if you cannot install anything from SD card unless by hook and crook you install a folder-explorer. You can install your first explorer like astro by sending via bluetooth. And then get everything from your SD card.
11) If you set live wallpaper then it will take ages to get the unlock screen. This can be fixed if you user other launcher - I am using AWD with some good theme.
So if you like default home + live wallpaper, you feel like to through your phone
12) Picking up the incoming call is really nice now (at least far better from previous version)
13) In call volume is more or less same I found.
14) Music player does not have album tab the same as before, sound quality is better I believe.
15) Camera has same options like before
16) Web browser got double tap for zoom in an out.
17) Now they have given places and navigation app, I don't have internet on my phone, so could not check it .
18) Album does is same before. No rotate functionality.
What is your opinion?

hi desh lit
Can u upload the german build prop thanks

Can you check if the phone calls recording works with 2.1?
I don't want to loose this feature.
Also
If I upgrade to 2.1 will it be possible to downgrade later ?

If I were you i should change to Launcher pro, it works much faster and so on but the only minus with launcher pro is that it does not have as much customizable things as adw launcher.

German build.prop would be very much appreciated

Sorry for the delay-
I have attached the build.prop.
HOW TO -
1) Open cmd from run in windows. Go to the directory where this build.prop is kept in your laptop.
2) copy or write - "adb push fbuild.prop /sdcard/build.prop" - this will copy the build.prop into your sdcard folder of your phone.
3) copy or write - "adb shell"
4) copy or write - "su" now you will get # in cmd promt
5) copy or write - "mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock2 /system" - this will give you the write permission on the system folder.
6) copy or write - "busybox cp /sdcard/build.prop /system/build.prop" - replace the old build.prop with new one.
7) copy or write - "reboot".
After reboot connect your phone to PC Companion , that will do the rest.

desh_iit said:
Sorry for the delay-
I have attached the build.prop.
HOW TO -
1) Open cmd from run in windows. Go to the directory where this build.prop is kept in your laptop.
2) copy or write - "adb push fbuild.prop /sdcard/build.prop" - this will copy the build.prop into your sdcard folder of your phone.
3) copy or write - "adb shell"
4) copy or write - "su" now you will get # in cmd promt
5) copy or write - "mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock2 /system" - this will give you the write permission on the system folder.
6) copy or write - "busybox cp /sdcard/build.prop /system/build.prop" - replace the old build.prop with new one.
7) copy or write - "reboot".
After reboot connect your phone to PC Companion , that will do the rest.
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Thank you dude,I mixed Exploid - root for X10 mini & your method ..
I got an update. Upgrading now
But mine is E10i.I used build.prop for E10i.

1238-7173, u20i SG version comes with Application Installer. When u start it the application, it scans ur SD card for all apk files. So if you already backup all ur application to ur sd, its pretty useful.

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Change unknown caller picture

When a call comes in which is from an unknown nuumber or a contat that doesn't have a picture assigned to it you get a blue outline of a person, with a question mark in the middle by default. Is there way of changing this default image to something more interesting? Any ideas?
Thanks
Not too hard to do
I know its been awhile since you asked, but since I haven't found an answer anywhere else...
You need to open the (ROM).zip that you are using and edit an .apk and then use ADB to push it back to the phone.
I'm using Virtuous Unity 1.3.1. I've done it successfully on a few other ROMs too.
You'll need a graphics editor (I used MS Paint), Android SDK with adb, 7-Zip.
Here's how I did it...
As always, MAKE A BACKUP! Its not my fault if something goes wrong.
1 - Open the .zip copy of the ROM that you're using
2 - Extract a copy of /system/app/Phone.apk
3 - Open Phone.apk using 7-zip and copy the following files to your desktop (don't close the 7-Zip window):
-phone_default_270.png
-phone_default_300.png
-phone_default_incall_270.png
-phone_default_incall_300.png
4 - Find a picture that you want to use and resize it to 300x300 and 270x270. Save it as the above file names.
5 - Copy the 4 files back into the Phone.apk archive and exit 7-Zip
6 - Copy the new Phone.apk file into your adb directory (Android SDK, usually in the platform-tools folder)
7 - Connect your phone to your computer and ensure its in charge-only mode with USB debugging enabled
8 - Open a command prompt window, change to your adb directory, and run the following commands:
adb devices {to make sure the device is connected}
adb remount {sets it to read/write}
adb push Phone.apk /system/app/Phone.apk {replaces the Phone.apk file}
9 - Disconnect your device and reboot
10 - Enjoy!
-Kyle

[Q] Some General Questions Regarding the editing of android.policy.jar

hello everyone
I have updated to kennethpenn's 4.5.91 Gingerbread Beta 4 (must say, it is truly a phenomally put together build !)
I have also noticed that many of the mods that i had applied to 1.8.3 have not been updated for 4.5.91, so i decided to make the changes myself.
Now, I have a pretty decent knowledge of Unix-based operating systems ( I have used Red Hat Linux, Ubuntu, SUSe Linux, OpenBSD, FreeBSD, Solaris, and now OS X) however, I would like to expand my knowledge to include Android.
The first one I attempted to do myself was the Wake on Volume Keys mod.
This is a very simple change to the android.policy.jar file, as you all well know.
For this, I used Windows XP, simply for the fact that I have 7zip and PeaZip installed on it. However, I can do all of this on OS X as well. The file archiver applications I have on OS X are:
1. The Unarchiver
2. Keka
I am going to list my method of applying this edit, and i would ask that someone with solid knowledge on this subject give me their feedback and guidance.
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My Method of editing android.policy.jar
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1. Using Root Explorer, I made a copy of /system/framework on my External SD Card
2. Mounting the Phone for USB Mass Storage on Windows XP that I have running in VirtualBox on my Macbook Pro, I moved the copy of the /system/framework directory to my Desktop
3. I downloaded smali-1.2.6.jar and baksmali-1.2.6.jar from code.google.com/p/smali/
4. I placed both of these .jar files in the copy of the framework-edited directory that I created on my Desktop
5. I renamed smali-1.2.6.jar to smali.jar and baksmali-1.2.6.jar to baksmali.jar for simplicity's sake
6. I moved the android.policy.jar file to /framework-edited directory on my Desktop
7. Using 7zip (I also have PeaZip, but for this, I used 7zip, if you think I should use PeaZip, please tell me) I extracted the files from android.policy.jar to end up with classes.dex and META-INF. I then moved classes.dex to /framework-edited so it is in the same directory as smali.jar and baksmali.jar
8. In Command Prompt, I entered:
Code:
cd C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\Desktop\framework-edited
in order to be working from the proper location where my files are located
9. Now, having Command Prompt working in the proper location, I entered the following commands:
Code:
java -jar baksmali.jar -o classout/ classes.dex
to create a new directory within /framework-edited called /framework-edited/classout
10. I then opened the /classout directory, and navigated to /classout/com/android/internal/policy/impl/ and opened the file KeyguardViewMediator.smali with Notepad
11. I used [Ctrl] + [F] to locate the line:
private isWakeKeyWhenKeyguardShowing(I)Z​
12. I then looked at the lines DIRECTLY below the above line, and following the Original Post on how to manually apply this modification, I removed lines:
0x18
0x19​
13. Upon removing these lines, I simply did a File -> Save As -> KeyguardViewMediator.smali and saved the file to my desktop
14. I [Cut] + [Pasted] the edited KeyguardViewMediator.smali file back to /classout/com/android/internal/policy/impl/ and replaced the original KeyguardViewMediator.smali file
15. With the edited KeyguardViewMediator.smali file in place, I went back to Command Prompt and entered the following commands:
Code:
java -Xmx512M -jar smali.jar classout/ -o new-classes.dex
To create a new file called new-classes.dex
16. Changing the name of new-classes.dex to classes.dex, I took the original META-INF file, and my newly created classes.dex files, and, using 7zip, created a new android.policy.zip archive
17. I renamed my newly created android.policy.zip to android.policy.jar, and transferred it to my External SD Card
18. Using Root Explorer, I navigated to /system/framework on my phone, and renamed android.policy.jar to 1122android.policy.jar.bac and [Copy] + [Pasted] my edited android.policy.jar to /system/framework
19. I then immediately powered off my phone, and rebooted into CWM Recovery, and cleared my Dalvik Cache, then rebooted the phone normally through CWM Recovery.
At this point, to my knowledge, I had successfully edited my android.policy.jar file and had manually added the Wake on Volume Keys modification, however, once the phone was fully booted and showing my lockscreen, I unlocked the phone as normal by sliding the slider to the right. As soon as the phone unlocked, I saw pop-ups for processes that had failed and were terminated. I'm not sure what the exact message the pop-ups had, but it was the normal pop-up message you get when a process force-closes. My only option was to click "Ok" so I clicked it, only to have another force-close pop-up.
Apparently, every single process on the phone had force-closed, BUT, the phone was waking when I press a volume key while the screen was off. I had no choice but to pull the battery out.
I decided to reboot into CWM Recovery and "install .zip from SD Card", Nottach's 1% Battery Mod / No Carrier Mod Uninstall Script
I installed Nottach's uninstall script because I hoped that it had an unmodified copy of android.policy.zip in it.
After installing the uninstall script, and rebooting the phone once again, I got to the lock screen, unlocked the phone, and found everything to be in perfect working order, just as before I edited anything,
But the Wake on Volume Keys mod was still applied!
So now, my questions / requests to all of you are:
1. Explain to me what I missed or did wrong that resulted in the force-closure of every single process on the phone prior to installing Nottach's Uninstall script
and
2. Educate me on the proper process that you developers use to apply small modifications such as this one to the android.policy.jar file, or any other related file on the phone for that matter.
My plan is now to change the color of the text on my lock screen (Clock, Date, and possibly Carrier) following this [Guide]
Any and all feedback is welcomed and greatly appreciated, as you will be helping me learn the beginnings of modding and developing
bump . . . . .
Perhaps this may help
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=18226553

[GUIDE] How to make a custom android rom with DragonFace.

Whats sup guys?I been using dragonface to make custom roms for my android device.So i decided to make a guide showing you how to make your own.Enjoy.Make sure to thank me! alright lets get started
Basic Requirements: - Dragonface V2.2.0 V2.2.3 (download here in this Forum)
- Dragonface Tutorial, and knowledge of the basic functions (download here in this tut)
- Windows Explorer
- Notepad++ (http://notepad-plus-plus.org/download/v6.6.9.html)
- ROM you want to modify
- Phoiexcard
If additional tools are requiered, they are mentioned in the regarding Instruction.
Common Steps for all modifications: STEP 1: extract your ROM (*.img) with Dragonface
STEP 2: change to Windows Explorer
ATTENTION: don't shut down DragonFace or copy the needed directories and
files some where else if you want to work "offline" (Directories: CPFOP, fsop -
Files: sysconfig.lhs), because DragonFace erases everything while shuting
down
STEP 3: Save the modified ROM with Dragonface
ATTENTION: If you worked "offline", do first Step 1, and then replace the
created Directories/Files with your modified
STEP 4: Flash your ROM (.img) with the Onda Suite
So let`s start.
PS.: If you try your own modification, it would be good to make only one after the other, and test between two modification. This makes it easier to solve problems when it´s not working like you except it, because you know what causes the problem.
HowTo - Increase the available space for your Apps (Firmware V1.0.0 - V2.1.3 all Versions)
1. You have done Step 1&2 in the first post
2. Now navigate to the following directory with the Windows Explorer ( must be set to show hidden Files/Directories!)
c:/User/..your Username../AppData/Local/Temp
3. Find the file sysconfig.lhs
4. Open it with Notepad++
5. Navigate to the following:
;------------------------------>mmcblk0p8/nande
[partition]
name = data
size = 4194304
user_type = 0x8000
6. Now change the value of size to the space you want
The current value of 4194304 stands for 2GB, that means you have to multiply 2097152 by the amount of GB you want to have for your Apps
for example: 6GB = 12582912
7. Save sysconfig.lhs
8. Save .img in Dragonface
9. Flash your ROM - Done!
Her is a link to a video tutorial (in chinese): http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XODEzODEwNzQ4.html&usg=ALkJrhhE_ACHQznY8ibrYYK7wMCYzcWCJg
Since the test version of Android 5, there is no seperat app partition in the firmware anymore.
HowTo - PreRoot your ROM (Firmware V1.0.0 - V2.0.2 all Versions)
1. You have done Step 1&2 in the first post
2. Now navigate to the following directory with the Windows Explorer
.../Dragonface_2.2.0/CPFOP/bootfs/skel
3. Find the file init.rc
4. Open it with Notepad++
5. Insert after Line 293:
su root
chown root root /system/app/superuser.apk
chown root root /system/xbin/su
chown root root /system/xbin/daemonsu
chown root root /system/bin/.ext/.su
chown root root /system/etc/.installed_su_daemon
chown root root /system/etc/install-recovery.sh
chown root root /system/etc/init.d/99SuperSUDaemon
chmod 6755 /system/xbin/su
chmod 6755 /system/xbin/daemonsu
chmod 0777 /system/bin/.ext
chmod 6755 /system/bin/.ext/.su
chmod 0644 /system/etc/.installed_su_daemon
chmod 0755 /system/etc/install-recovery.sh
chmod 0755 /system/etc/init.d
chmod 0755 /system/etc/init.d/99SuperSUDaemon
chmod 0644 /system/app/superuser.apk
chmod 0755 /system/xbin/busybox
6. Save init.rc
7. Now navigate to the following directory with the Windows Explorer
.../Dragonface_2.2.0/fsop/system
8. create the directories and place or replace the needed files if not already present (check filesize, paths and files see
Step 5)
Download needed files here: https://mega.co.nz/#!XU5EFaBK!9ZFnDrzJnlGWoMOISkzQ-dczBKUB6cM8O3aswEjI2IY
Attention: Windows Explorer is not able to create the directory /system/bin/.ext, because it doesn't like the
leading dot.
So open "Command Prompt" and type mkdir .ext to create the directory (navigate before to ..system/bin)
9. Save .img in Dragonface
10. Flash your ROM - Done!
HowTo - PreRoot your ROM (Firmware V2.1.0 - V2.1.3 all Versions)
Step 1 - 10 are the same, only change:
Step 5:
chmod 0755 /sbin/busybox (Instead of: chmod 0755 /xbin/busybox)
Important: If you reopen a prerooted ROM with Dragonface, you have to recreate the .ext folder again and place .su again in it. During the extracting the .ext folder disappears due the restrictions of Windows. Saving without recreating breaks the prerooting!
HowTo - Theming your system:
The following instructions are made for the new V2.1 Firmware and should work with all Versions.
Indroduction: now we start modifying existing APPs. In the first step there are HowTo´s which can be easy done without using any app tools. The simple reason for that is, as long as we don´t take away or add graphics inside an app, and only modify them, for Android everything is fine. When we start to add or remove files inside the app or we want to change the behaviour of an app or add Features, for example in the Settings menu, we will need to de- and recompile and sign the app, ortherwise it won´t work. But this will come later.
Change the default Wallpaper:
additional needed programs: WinRAR
1. First find a Wallpaper you like with a Resolution of 2048*2048 and .jpg format, and save it to your computer
2. Rename the Wallpaper to default_wallpaper.jpg
3. Do the steps 1&2 in the first Post
4. Navigate to fsop/system/framework and find: framework-res.apk
5. Open it with WinRar and navigate to the folder drawable-nodpi
6. Now insert your Wallpaper with drag´n drop
Attention: There is now a Window popping up and asks you what to do. Choose under "COMPRESSION
METHOD" on the left side the option "SAVE".
When you look on WinRar you see that the pictures aren´t compressed, so just leave them
uncompressed.
7. Close WinRAR and you are done!
8. Save .img in Dragonface
9. Flash your ROM - Done!
Change the Wallpaper on the LockScreen (Firmware V2.1.0 - V2.1.3 all Versions)
additional needed programs: WinRAR
1. First find a Wallpaper you like with a Resolution of 2048*2048 and .jpg format, and save it to your computer
2. Rename the Wallpaper to wallpaper_03.jpg
3. Do the steps 1&2 in the first Post
4. Navigate to fsop/system/priv-app and find: JuiKeyguard.apk
Alternativ, on a running system, copy JuiKeyguard.apk to your PC, make the changes descriped in the next
steps and copy the modified apk back to the tablet. Don't forget to set the right permissions for the apk.
5. Open it with WinRar and navigate to the folder drawable-nodpi
6. Now insert your Wallpaper with drag´n drop
Attention: There is now a Window popping up and asks you what to do. Choose under "COMPRESSION
METHOD" on the left side the option "SAVE".
When you look on WinRar you see that the pictures aren´t compressed, so just leave them
uncompressed.
7. Close WinRAR and you are done!
8. Save .img in Dragonface
9. Flash your ROM - Done!
When you chance the Lockscreen Wallpaper direct on the tablet (already running system), wipe the Dalvik Cache, otherwise the Wallpaper won't change.
Change the icons in the Statusbar
additional needed programs: WinRAR
Paint.net (optional)
1. Do the steps 1&2 in the first Post
2. Navigate to fsop/system/priv-app and find: JuiSystemUI.apk
3. Open it with WinRar and navigate to the folder drawable-xhdpi
4. Look for the icons you want to change and notice the resolution
Optional: you can edit the icons by using Paint.net
5. Replace the icons you want with drag´n drop or replace the icon with an already existing in the folder (make a duplicate and rename the duplicate to the correct filename)
THEY SHOULD HAVE THE SAME RESOLUTION AND MUST BE IN .PNG FORMAT!
DON`T ADD OR REMOVE ICONS, ONLY REPLACE THEM USING THE CORRCT FILENAME - OTHERWISE YOU
CORRUPT THE APP
IF YOU WANT TO ADD OR DELETE ICONS OR ADD NEW FEATURES YOU HAVE TO DE- AND RECOMPILE IT
Attention: There is now a Window popping up and asks you what to do. Choose under "COMPRESSION
METHOD" on the left side the option "SAVE".
When you look on WinRar you see that the pictures aren´t compressed, so just leave them
uncompressed.
6. Close WinRAR and you are done!
7. Save .img in Dragonface
8. Flash your ROM - Done!
Enjoys and press Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dragonface software
Hello,
Are there any guides/tutorials for the Dragonface software in english anywhere please? I have googled but they are in Chinese or some other other language. Something for Dragonface v2.2.5 would be appreciated.
Thank you.
trustytrev.
Sir this is tutorial for dragonface in english
more space for apps in V989 v1
Hello,
firmware
989 Air Core8 v1.0.6_v2.img
onda v989 v1
I use dragonface to add space for apps. then i use phoenixsuite to apply img file modified... but it no works!
i need to back 989 Air Core8 v1.0.6_v2.img
this table have 2Gb for apps 2gb RAM and 32Gb more...
heeelp please
Devmountsu77 said:
Sir this is tutorial for dragonface in english
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Hello,
Sorry I was meaning how to video tutorials of using the dragonface software in english.
I have now found something that was suitable for me as a complete novice.
Thank you.
trustytrev.
A83T
I have tried using Dragon Face for A83T image file. But looks like I am stuck.
The Software does unpacking properly. But during packing image, I am not sure what goes wrong, the initial Green Progress bar of Flashing Firmware also does not show up in the device.
I have in fact tried - unpacking stock firmware and packing the firmware without making any changes to the Image.
It fails!
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
bumping this old thread trying to root this POS irulu tablet I got the firmware image rooted and resaved
flash it but it hangs at the pre-boot splash
edit: I am pretty sure its either a int.rc or su binary problem, if I flash just the stock boot/env it boots
so there is something in the init.rc it doesn't like
here is my init rc
https://pastebin.com/NwZ9ntEB
after hours of monkeying about with it I am pretty sure its a issue with dragonface
any attempt to modify int scripts results in it hanging on splash, possibly some form of boot image checking
I can modify system all day long but I can't touch the boot partition
I don't have the capability to build a generic twrp image for the A33 so I can't even get to a decent recovery
Bringing this thread back to life, is there a way to set the default launcher through file manipulation (as with the above tutorial) rather than with ADB or in the Android Settings app? I've been searching, but haven't found any good information.
Edit: Nevermind, it was an issue with the default launcher and possibly pheonixcard. Got it resolved

[Q] how to make writable external sd on kitkat? (yes again)

hi Everyone,
I'm sticked with the common issue of how to make writable the external SD.
I've read topics on the forum:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/desire-601/help/how-to-writable-external-sd-kitkat-t2877686
http://forum.xda-developers.com/desire-601/help/sd-card-permissions-off-t2833195
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2687734
Well ok, but I'm a noob so sometimes it's not clear, sometimes it's not working for me.
So let's explain:
- My device is rooted (it was made by a tech using TWRP if I'm right)
- SuperSU is installed
1/ I tried some apps like SDfix and Int-SDCard Write fix
> Result = KO
2/ I tried to manually modify the platform.xml file > sometimes the editor does not want to save the modification, sometimes it says OK but the file don't seem to be modified (the last modification date is still 2014). Permissions are: rw-r--r--
a. Using Rom Toolbox, I go the file and edit it with:
-FX TextEdit > Get a Warning = "This file is on read-only filesystem. You will not be able to save any changes unless you first remount it as read/write'
> Result = KO
- RB Text Editor: it seems i can edit it. Save the file without warning message 'Saved'. But once back on the /system/etc/permissions folder, nothing looks modified (not today's date). I can reopen the file and see the modification by the way. But once I reboot, I go back the my original issue.
> Result = KO
- ES Text editor: can't even save the file
> Result = KO
So what ?
I've seen this message coming along:
"if you are rooted then you doing something wrong (did you maybe forgot to mount system as R/W ?).
If you are unable to do modify platform.xml then you doing something wrong or yours device isnt rooted."
> At what moment is it possible to mount the system with R/W grants ?
I'm fed up with not being able to write on SD card....................
Thx in advance !!!!!
Opening a terminal on my phone:
- i can't 'cp file1.xml file2.xml' in /system/etc/permissions
- i can't 'chmod 644 file1.xml'
Each I get "Read-only file system"
Flash your stock kernel with insertcoin or kofilakernel

Call recording on SM-N950U on Pie Stock(TWRP/Safestrap)

Hello,
I found many threads regarding call recording but non that pertained directly to the Snapdragon version SM-N950U. I just want to post a thread so that if someone else is in this scenario, I can tell them that it is working on Pie with the non-root rom.
Doing this does not trip knox and in so far as I can tell everything. Battery, Samsung Pay ( I have used it sense) is completely working. Before I begin, thanks to this awesome forum for all the hard work you guys did in getting this all working. This is simply a recap and as most people seem to have the Exynos version and not the Snapdragon I wanted to add this post for those on SnapDragon.
How to get call recording with built-in samsung dialer working on Snapdragon SM-N950U
1) Note your carrier information ( this information can be found in the settings->about phone->software information->Service provider SW ver.
Mine says VZW/VZW/XAA )
2) Follow the root procedure outlined in:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-note-8/development/root-t3942403
-Do every step accept the Noguat Rom portion.
-Insert a Microsdcard ( you can also use the internal stoage but I didn't test this way).
-Boot to TWRP SafeStrap
1) Once in TWRP/Safestrap go to advanced screen and mount the "System" partition.
2) Now use the file manager to go to the system/omc folder and select the carrier folder noted earier ( in my case VZW)
3) Copy the cscfeature.xml to the sdcard or somewhere in the internal storage and then plug in your USB-C cable to a PC with java installed on the PC.
4) Copy the cscfeature.xml to the hard disk of the computer and open a command line and cd to that folder where you placed the cscfeature.xml
5) Download the jar files at : https://github.com/fei-ke/OmcTextDecoder
6) Follow the instructions to decode the cscfeature.xml ( make a backup of this file incase you mess up before doing below)
java -jar omc-decoder.jar -i cscfeature.xml -o cscfeature_decoded.xml
7) Use Notepad++ to edit the now decoded cscfeature_decoded.xml
8) Copy the third line (Bolded) into the file and save it.
<CscFeature_VoiceCall_SupportVolteHoldTone>NOT</CscFeature_VoiceCall_SupportVolteHoldTone>
<CscFeature_VoiceCall_UseEccDialerInCaseOfNoInternalMemory>FALSE</CscFeature_VoiceCall_UseEccDialerInCaseOfNoInternalMemory>
<CscFeature_VoiceCall_ConfigRecording>RecordingAllowed</CscFeature_VoiceCall_ConfigRecording>
9) Now with the saved edited file run
java -jar omc-decoder.jar -e -i cscfeature_decoded.xml -o cscfeature.xml
10) Copy this new cscfeature.xml back to the internal storage or sdacard
11) Use file manager in Safestrap to copy this newly encoded cscfeature.xml to the /system/omc/${YOUR_CARRIER}
12) Boot back to Pie Rom and in the dialer settings you will see the ability to record calls.
One Caveat is that wifi calls don't record. Other than that I have had no issues. Thanks to all the efforts of the projects a teams reference here.
One final thing. I don't care whether it is legal or not in your country/state so please refrain from those comments as they are noisy. If you have legal questions consult a real attorney, not this post.

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