hello, im chris been lurking for years..never posted till now !
i have a problem..ive rooted my aria..and im trying to sideload swype thru dos mode...
ive followed the linkhttp://hubpages.com/hub/How-To-Get-Unsigned-Applications-Installed-on-an-ATT-Aria
after step 6
i type in cd\
and it works..but
cd sdk - comes up with unspecified file or path..
anybody ever run into this problem ? or know of a easier way to get swype '
any help is appreciated !
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Are you running the stock rom?
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i just upgraded to this rom http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=708434
the liberated aria r004
bump..plz any help ?
Search xda for sywpe apk for htc aria then download on your phone then get apk installer on the market
Then install sywpe using apk installer
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Still doesn't work. Swipe is installed but doesn't work
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Bump
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Menu>Setting>Language & keyboard> Select Swype.
Create message> Long press on message screen> select swype
As I only tether to my phone its just something i needed
changlog
0.2 fixed file locations and permissions
0.1 added switcher function
http://rapidshare.com/files/445601477/adhocfix_0.2.zip
http://rapidshare.com/files/445311091/adhocfix_0.1.zip
http://rapidshare.com/files/445280262/adhocfix.zip
ToDo:
add method for easy switching outside of a term
just open your terminal
$su
#ap
or
#adhoc
NuroSlam said:
just open your terminal
$su
#ap
or
#adhoc
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will these files work for those who autonootered 1.0.1 then updated with CWR to the hacked 1.1?
If so can u elaborate on where to put these files?
Yes, these do work on 1.1.
Use cwr to install the zip
Ap and adhoc are installed to /data/local/bin. When you open up your terminal program you'll need to type su <enter> the either ap or adhoc <enter>
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NuroSlam said:
Yes, these do work on 1.1.
Use cwr to install the zip
Ap and adhoc are installed to /data/local/bin. When you open up your terminal program you'll need to type su <enter> the either ap or adhoc <enter>
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Thanks will give them a try. This will overwrite the original? Anyway to back it how without adb ?
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This backs up the orginal before installing
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This backs up the orginal before installing
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Great! may I ask where the backup is should I wish to restore to stock?
The backup is located in /data/misc/wifi
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Last silly question
When sending commands via terminal do they work right away or is a reboot required?
They work as soon as you hit enter
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They work as soon as you hit enter
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tried switching back form adhoc to ap and got ap not found
I can't get these to work. Autonootered on 1.1. I installed with cwr. When I put the commands in terminal it says not found. Any ideas?
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What happens when you cd to /data/local/bin in your terminal ap?
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Says I can't
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What happens when you cd to /data/local/bin in your terminal ap?
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Canadoc said:
Says I can't
Did you su?
If so cd /data/local
Mkdir bin
The reapply the zip, ill have to fix that when I get home
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Weird thing is that adhoc worked and easy able to apply.
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One did what you said and how I think there is both. But the fact I harm to rerun this frim being one adhoc mode and not stock mean I lost the stock wpa supplicant? When I check the misc/wifi folder there a few wpa supplicants there but the timestamp suggests they were made at the time I did the secind update
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Canadoc said:
One did what you said and how I think there is both. But the fact I harm to rerun this frim being one adhoc mode and not stock mean I lost the stock wpa supplicant? When I check the misc/wifi folder there a few wpa supplicants there but the timestamp suggests they were made at the time I did the secind update
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Yes, however wpa_supplicant.infrastructure is also the original
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OK great thanks.
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NuroSlam said:
Yes, however wpa_supplicant.infrastructure is also the original
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One more problem. Adhoc works but if I try to switch to apply despite having su, I get permission denied.
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Hey Guys.
I was wondering if anyone had a shell script for compiling a kernel that i could use?
Thanks
heinst
Check the cm build from source kernel guide. If you need a shell script to build it you probably shouldn't be building kernels...
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Check the cm build from source kernel guide. If you need a shell script to build it you probably shouldn't be building kernels...
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It makes it 30x easier and the one I built isnt working.
Just recently rooted but gonna leave it stock for now. What's the best kernel for battery life and speed that jives with the stock rom?
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Try imo gbs 5.2, it is fantastic
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Is it a safe kernel to run with the stock setup??
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Is it a safe kernel to run with the stock setup??
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Yes sir. I've done it many times. It is just about the best kernel for the ThunderBolt in my opinion. Might I suggest you run in battsaver mode. Underclocked and undervolted, great performance too.
To do that after you install the kernel, just download terminal emulator. Open it up, type su and give it permissions, then type speedtweak.sh and choose option 5. All done!
Awesome! Thank you!
Tried running the speedtweak but it said I needed busy box. Downloaded busybox installer and the newest version. Now it says speedtweak.sh isn't found...
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Now that you have busybox installed, reflash the kernel and see the script is there then
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Tried that and same result. Once busybox is installed in the xbin, it says speedtweak.sh not found.
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Re-downloaded busybox but an older version and it worked perfectly! Thanks for the help!! Waiting to see how battery saver holds out.
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Have a thunderbolt and the 2.6.35.14-imoseyon-5.1 kernel which has allowed me to overclock the processor but for some reason it is not undervolting to save battery life. Any help would be apprecited
I was wondering if it's possible to update my current busybox v1.17 to either v1.19 or 1.20. I've been trying using zeppelinrox instructions with no luck. Every time I try it just bootloops and freezes.
Thanks in advance.
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Have you tried the Busybox installer from Google Play? It features busybox 1.19.4.
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