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Making The Samsung Galaxy S9000 Shut Up On Startup And Shutdown
Submitted by vl on Mon, 2011-05-16 19:58
Like many other smart phones, the Samsung Galaxy S9000 has the annoying habit of playing a very loud sound on startup -- and another one on shutdown. It's hard to imagine anyone actually preferring this behaviour to what would be the most sensible: Quietness during either process.
To make the phone shut up, you can do this (provided you have rooted the phone already; note that we've go no tab-completion on the phone, so better cd to the respective directory before moving the files):
- ssh to the phone
- Remount the system partition as read-write:
# mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/stl9 /system
- Move the startup sound away:
# cd /system/etc # mv PowerOn.wav PowerOn.wav.orig
- Move the shutdown sound away:
# cd ../media/audio/ui # mv shutdown.ogg shutdown.ogg.orig
- Reboot.
You should not hear the sounds anymore.
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