Patch webOS Change the default notification.wav Sound - Revision history

Sottey: Change the default notification.wav Sound moved to Patch webOS Change the default notification.wav Sound: updating naming to adhere to standards

2009-08-08T18:35:24Z

Change the default notification.wav Sound moved to Patch webOS Change the default notification.wav Sound: updating naming to adhere to standards

Sottey at 18:34, 8 August 2009

2009-08-08T18:34:07Z

Hopspitfire at 08:55, 3 August 2009

2009-08-03T08:55:38Z

Hopspitfire: New page: Sideffect : this is the same sound that sounds when you attach a charger to your phone. NOTE: To use MP3 files off of the USB Storage side of the Pre, please check [[alerts-from-usb | THI...

2009-07-20T21:04:17Z

New page: Sideffect : this is the same sound that sounds when you attach a charger to your phone. NOTE: To use MP3 files off of the USB Storage side of the Pre, please check [[alerts-from-usb | THI...

New page

Sideffect : this is the same sound that sounds when you attach a charger to your phone.

NOTE: To use MP3 files off of the USB Storage side of the Pre, please check [[alerts-from-usb | THIS article]].

1. [[Portal:Accessing_Linux | Access Linux]] your phone.

2. Format the sound you would like to the following specs (I used Audacity):
WAV
PCM
44.1kHz
16-bit

3. Name the file "notification.wav".

Copy the ringtone onto the USB memory section, let's just use the root directory to keep it simple.

4. Run this command to mount file system:
<pre><nowiki>mount -o remount,rw /</nowiki></pre>

5. Create a backup of the original sound (just in case) in your usb media path:
<pre><nowiki>
cd /media/internal/
mkdir prebackup
cd prebackup
cp /usr/palm/sounds/notification.wav .
</nowiki></pre>

6. Delete the old file and copy the new:
<pre><nowiki>
cd /usr/palm/sounds
rm notification.wav
cp /media/internal/notification.wav .
</nowiki></pre>

7. Remount file system as readonly:
<pre><nowiki>mount -o remount,ro /</nowiki></pre>

DONE! No reboot required.

Courtesy of **optik678** ([http://forums.precentral.net/web-os-development/184378-ok-rom-comes-25.html#post1665645 from PreCentral.net])

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