Hi All ,
So when you type *#12580*369# you get into an android configuration view screen:
"Main version
AP: I9300XXXXXX
CP: I9300XXXXXX
CSC: I9300YYYYYY
RF cal: [Date]
HW Rev: MP X.X00 (i.e. 1.400)"
I would like to change the HW Rev value to something else, but i can't find it's property in /system/build.prop
Does anyone know where that string is being saved and loaded while entering the screen above ?
Thanks
Idan
idanohh said:
Hi All ,
So when you type *#12580*369# you get into an android configuration view screen:
"Main version
AP: I9300XXXXXX
CP: I9300XXXXXX
CSC: I9300YYYYYY
RF cal: [Date]
HW Rev: MP X.X00 (i.e. 1.400)"
I would like to change the HW Rev value to something else, but i can't find it's property in /system/build.prop
Does anyone know where that string is being saved and loaded while entering the screen above ?
Thanks
Idan
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You can't change that.
dkionline said:
You can't change that.
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It's a piece of software that shows that number so why can't i trace it and manipulate it ?
even if it's a hardware call, it must be done via some kind of cli application.
idanohh said:
Hi All ,
Idan
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idanohh said:
It's a piece of software that shows that number so why can't i trace it and manipulate it ?
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hello
i,m also searching for this issue , did you found something ?
Related
I apologise is a similiar issue has been posted on several occasions. I did try the search and couldn't get a solution for my trouble.
As the title saids I am trying to install the Dark10 Series theme but in the CMD box on my laptop I get the error
"mount: Operation not permitted"
Also:
"cannot open for write: Read-only file system"
I am guessing the above error has somthing to do with root. Although I am clueless to be brutally honest.
If someone can give me a simple helping hand I would appreciate it.
Not very knowledgable on the whole adb thing and commands etc.
Thanks in advance for any help!
Edit:
Model number: X10i
Firmware version: 1.6 (Duh! )
Baseband version: 1.1.31
Kernal Version: 2.6.29-rel
[email protected] #2
Build number: R2BA026
Fixed the problem, was somthing to do with the shell being locked or somthing. Got it working though!
Steps I took:
1. Add the java thing to Enviroment Variables (Computer>System properties>advanced settings>enviroment variables)
Path: )\QuickTime\QTSystem\;C:\android\tools\;
Then got a file that unlocks adb script (search forum)
And that was it sorry cant be of more help I zone out when i have a problem and concentrate on fixing it without really knowing what i am doing
U should post the solution and put fixed in the title to help others.
Z3X said:
I apologise is a similiar issue has been posted on several occasions. I did try the search and couldn't get a solution for my trouble.
As the title saids I am trying to install the Dark10 Series theme but in the CMD box on my laptop I get the error
"mount: Operation not permitted"
Also:
"cannot open for write: Read-only file system"
I am guessing the above error has somthing to do with root. Although I am clueless to be brutally honest.
If someone can give me a simple helping hand I would appreciate it.
Not very knowledgable on the whole adb thing and commands etc.
Thanks in advance for any help!
Edit:
Model number: X10i
Firmware version: 1.6 (Duh! )
Baseband version: 1.1.31
Kernal Version: 2.6.29-rel
[email protected] #2
Build number: R2BA026
Fixed the problem, was somthing to do with the shell being locked or somthing. Got it working though!
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post detailed steps of solution
i always face the same problem
thx in advance
I had the same problem. What you need to do is open darker 10 launcher and go to option 7 from the list. Read the instructions carefully and at the prompts on the screen type in the code supplied.
From what I understand it adds Additional script to your phone that allows you to mount the image.
Make sure phone is in developer mode.
Sent from my X10i using XDA App
thx a lot it workd
Thanks for posting this topic,
I would've spent the whole night on this and probably still wouldn't be able to figure out anything!
I have similar problem with one of the themes.
UNSECURING THE SHELL
Type each of these at the given prompt and press enter after each line.
Dont type the prompt <$ or #> itself!
$ su <NOW CHECK HANDSET FOR A SU REQUEST>
# mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock2 /system
# chmod 4755 /system/bin/sh
# exit
$ exit
What should i type in $ su ? also if smb can, type all the lines correct,im not a programmer :/
026/rooted/x10i
Just say i want to change properties of something in the build.prop... now this would normally be done by setprop...
But what if i want to disable the phone function ... i cannot call setprop on a read only property (ro.) like follows:
Code:
setprop ro.phone.function 0
Is there a way around this ... or some way that i can change the like starting with "ro.phone.function=" in a sh file?
Thanks
Kris
How to modify ro.(read only) property
Hi
I've released setpropex program, which can modify value of ro. property.
http://t.co/mMtzylU7
It uses ptrace, so you need root permission to use it.
thanks.
i00 said:
Just say i want to change properties of something in the build.prop... now this would normally be done by setprop...
But what if i want to disable the phone function ... i cannot call setprop on a read only property (ro.) like follows:
Code:
setprop ro.phone.function 0
Is there a way around this ... or some way that i can change the like starting with "ro.phone.function=" in a sh file?
Thanks
Kris
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hi can you compile it for me I need it but I don't know compiling thanks
It still works
goroh_kun said:
Hi
I've released setpropex program, which can modify value of ro. property.
[link]
It uses ptrace, so you need root permission to use it.
thanks.
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In KitKat algorithm has changed (androidcodesearch.com/source/bionic/libc/bionic/system_properties.c). But with some modification in your code it still works. General idea and generic code are correct. Thanks!
andr_andr said:
In KitKat algorithm has changed (androidcodesearch.com/source/bionic/libc/bionic/system_properties.c). But with some modification in your code it still works. General idea and generic code are correct. Thanks!
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Have you published the changes somewhere? Having a working setpropex for KitKat would be great.
Does this still work on Nougat?
Hello fellow XDAers!
I'm looking into something and need to kindly request some data from Note owners for comparison. We found a potential attempt to fix this and want to check Note eMMC cid data to see if it matches.
Can you please run the following from adb shell?
(Thanks to sfhub for original steps, two additions to it.)
[email protected]:/ $ su
[email protected]:/ # cd /sys/class/block/mmcblk0/device
[email protected]:/sys/class/block/mmcblk0/device # cat name hwrev fwrev manfid oemid date type serial
MAG4FA
0x0
0x0
0x000015
0x0100
08/2011
MMC
0x01234567
[email protected]:/sys/class/block/mmcblk0/device # cat cid
1501004d414734464119012345671f0f
Please copy and paste the results (examples in italics) and either PM or add here when possible. I need to expand the sample set as much as possible so those who can do it it is much appreciated!
And to follow the discussion on the Epic 4G Touch side (Sprint Galaxy S2):
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1644364
Thanks to all in advance for your help!
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KYL00M
0x0
0x0
0x000015
0x0100
01/2012
MMC
0x58945a63
1501004b594c30304d2558945a631f42
KYL00M
0x0
0x0
0x000015
0x0100
12/2011
MMC
0x036c6f45
1501004b594c30304d25036c6f45cebe
Thanks flappjaxx for helping me through my noobness to get this info.
Thanks guys. The 2 replies have the revision mentioned... Are either of you on a 4.0.4 kernel build?
Sent from my SPH-D710 using XDA
I'm on a UCLD3 leak based rom, The Unnoficial V2.
KYL00M
0x0
0x0
0x000015
0x0100
01/2012
MMC
0x291e5fc7
1501004b594c30304d25291e5fc71f78
4.0.3 based rom - Seraphim - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1602632
Ucld based (4.0.3) , kernel 3.08
To the best of my knowledge there is nothing available to us based on 4.0.4
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I717 using XDA
goalcam said:
KYL00M
0x0
0x0
0x000015
0x0100
01/2012
MMC
0x291e5fc7
4.0.3 based rom - Seraphim - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1602632
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Thank you - when you have time can you check the entire cid string ("cat cid" from the same directory as before) and post here? I'm looking at this to find your serial (without the '0x' as that is a hex identifier) and then see the 2 characters immediately to the left of that. According to the bugfix this is the eMMC firmware revision - but as you can see above it's not reporting in the separated field.
garwynn said:
Thank you - when you have time can you check the entire cid string ("cat cid" from the same directory as before) and post here? I'm looking at this to find your serial (without the '0x' as that is a hex identifier) and then see the 2 characters immediately to the left of that. According to the bugfix this is the eMMC firmware revision - but as you can see above it's not reporting in the separated field.
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Oops, got excited after catting the first part, sorry. Added it to my earlier post:
1501004b594c30304d25291e5fc71f78
how to change the name which is shown under kernel version
for eg "kernel version
2.6.35.7
[email protected]"
iam compiling kernel ,tell me what do i edit to change '[email protected]'
to my custom name
iam so poor that i cannot even pay attention in class
roshan77ss said:
how to change the name which is shown under kernel version
for eg "kernel version
2.6.35.7
[email protected]"
iam compiling kernel ,tell me what do i edit to change '[email protected]'
to my custom name
iam so poor that i cannot even pay attention in class
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You can't change it unless you're building the kernel. The version is hardcoded into your zImage.
When building, in .config change the
Code:
CONFIG_LOCALVERSION=""
CONFIG_LOCALVERSION_AUTO=y
Setting it via menuconfig is easier.
Menuconfig>general setup>local version
MasterAwesome said:
You can't change it unless you're building the kernel. The version is hardcoded into your zImage.
When building, in .config change the CONFIG_LOCALVERSION
and set
CONFIG_AUTOAPPEND=true
Setting it via menuconfig is easier.
Menuconfig>general setup>local version
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my device kernel sources dont support menu config,
after changing CONFIG_LOCALVERSION
and set
CONFIG_AUTOAPPEND=true
where will i put my custom name
iam so poor that i cannot even pay attention in class
roshan77ss said:
my device kernel sources dont support menu config,
after changing CONFIG_LOCALVERSION
and set
CONFIG_AUTOAPPEND=true
where will i put my custom name
iam so poor that i cannot even pay attention in class
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Code:
CONFIG_LOCALVERSION=""EnterVersionHere""
CONFIG_LOCALVERSION_AUTO=y
add those to lines to .config and make.
Hello,
I try to retrieve complete soc name programmatically on an Android device like it made on CPU-Z app for example that displays for my device :
Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 @ 1.89Ghz / Architecture : Krait 300 / Model : APQ8064T
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By reading /proc/cpuinfo file and /sytem/build.prop I could have the following data :
Board : MSM8960 / Manufacturer : qcom
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I can also find CPU max clock.
But, it's impossible to me to get the same information that CPU-Z displays programmatically. Do you know how the app makes that ?
For example, where it finds Soc Architecture and Model ?
And then, to get complete name as Qualcomm Snapdragon 600, how they make that ? It's written somehow ? Or, they have a sort of database with board id and manufacturer with complete informations associated ?
Thanks for your answers.
Sylvain
Any ideas ?