Settings resources states that this should be overlayed in product config.
Due to lack of another central source for info (note: need wiki page), point
to Google Support page.
Change-Id: Ic472951b98a409583571442909a638991396d538
This forces set UA string to Nexus5 for SoftBank MCC:440 MCN:20.
Tested send/receive & confirmed working by yours truly.
Change-Id: I1831c329eb38507a957111052bb5f56350c49361
In theory, could have been a good idea, but ultimately just leads to
headaches for device maintainers that need to overlay any of these.
Revert "overlay: remove Verizon specific eri.xml"
This reverts commit 5f92da62c6.
Revert "Add Japanese APNs/eri for au, docomo MVNO, EMOBILE and SoftBank"
This reverts commit eeeb0888d4.
Revert "Add apns/eri for Boost Mobile"
This reverts commit b207e2eda3.
Revert "add more vzw eri's"
This reverts commit 82e10af192.
Revert "multi-carrier overlays: Add eri and config for US Cellular"
This reverts commit 1af75f1ba7.
Revert "Multi-carrier overlays: Fix Mms"
This reverts commit f8b0737a43.
Revert "Generic multi-carrier overlays based on hammerhead"
This reverts commit 6f5758c9c3.
Change-Id: I3495a89ce405362dc558f7ec7f0e61adea9fa507
Since CyanogenMod has the "trebuchet" preferences shortcut in Settings,
we can remove it from the main menu. This is a config to show that we
are running cm.
Change-Id: I3e749a5774b6ec87734913544d5c24fbb2cc65de
In order to have a clean white spaces for all the overlay files
this commit has all the files cleaned
Change-Id: Ie3b644f73c44165cd07a899172e7b8a7e314aa5b
file taken from http://4pda.ru/forum/index.php?showtopic=207680 with
permission of the original author, who did give feedback in
comments about it.
Change-Id: I53bfc90704c2794edab2fa8b201c89db88a6e192
The automatic changelog display is kind of scary looking when it pops
up after a clean flash. This is appropriate for ADW's market version
but probably not for a custom ROM. Disable it via overlay, it
is still available via the options menu.
I'm not sure why AOSP isn't doing this already. PinyinIME and OpenWnn
are both missing directives to tell it when it should be the default, so
it thinks it's always the default, overriding LatinIME for English
locales.
