Ok this is just a general question/poll: What roms/kernels has one used to get Sixaxis to work? For me I can't get the BT to initialize on any CM9 rom; haven't tried stock or GB. The current JB AOKP Roms P.A.C.M.A.N and Team Dirt both connect to my Sixaxis flawlessly. A Possible sub question would be: If one has knowledge in the kernel variance;I.E. the bluetooth drivers, please share such info be it a source quote ETC.
Thank you for your input
-SgtPropain
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Hey guys,
since nothing changed after a request for the galaxy s3 support for x360 controllers (wired and wireless) I thought I as a noob gonna try it on myself and check, if it is possible to make one of these controllers work, just because I dont want to pay 60 bucks for a ps3 controller (useless).
So I'd like to ask some devs/chiefs if they can provide the
ff-memless.ko
xpad.ko
Modules I need to get it started.
as following information I use the official polish JB rom with stock rooted kernel by Chainfire. So I dont think that there is init.d support (but doesnt matter as long as I have fingers to type the lines in the terminal emulator )
I hope you guys can help me so we can help the community together It would be really awesome to play games like GTA3 or Shadowgun with the awesomely ergonomic x360 pad
thx in regards (if this is correct)
BTW: I already tried this with older modules I found here on xda-devs, I guess it was for android 4.0 or android 3.2 or something like that, everything I got was:
insmod: init_module 'ff-memless.ko' failed (Exec format error)
doesnt matter what module I tried to load. -.-'''
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guys, do you really dont want to use your x360 controller for gaming? You really wanna spend more than 40 bucks for a useless controller?
The only 2 modules I need are now the xpad.ko and ff-memless.ko.
I have a couple of generic Android tablets, one based on the Allwinner A10 chipset and the other based on Rockchip RK3066. With both tablets I was able to get hold of a build of xpad.ko, the Xbox controller driver for wired and wireless Xbox controllers, and with a little jiggery-pokery they both work pretty well with supported apps.
However for my SGS2 I have searched high and low for a build of xpad.ko that will work with the stock 4.1.2 rom I have on the phone and I can't find anything.
Does anyone know of a standalone download of xpad.ko I could use, or a kernel I could flash with it baked in? I really don't want to flash a whole new ROM though, I'm pretty happy on stock.
Kind regards
Dave
FWIW my USB OTG support seems to be working fine, I tried with a USB keyboard and mouse and a pendrive and all seems to be well.
Hello XDA Forum!
I'm a new member in the forum, recently iv'e discovered the inner geek in me and decided to explore the world of roms. (yes im a newbie lol)
I hope to contribute to the forum as much as i can.
Anyway, Here's the story:
I have a Motorola Atrix 4g of course and i'm using epinter's excellent cm 10.1 rom
The only problem i have is that my favorite game Leauge of Shadows isn't working. I had the game working on epinter's cm 10 rom based JB 4.1.2 with 2.6 kernel and the game works on other JB roms with 2.6 kernel. So i believe the problem is with the kernel. With the current kernel i have ( 3.1.10) the game start but crashes alot and touchscreen doesn't work.
So my question is, is there anyway to run this game? can i run a specific app in a 2.6 kernel will my device has 3.1.10?
I've tried to install diffrent kernel but failed to install for some reason.
Any help will be much appriciated!!
Hi! Welcome to the forums!
Short answer: Not yet.
Long answer: As you should know, anything with the 3.1 kernel is considered an (not so) early stage alpha. It isn't meant to be used as a daily driver, only as testing and development. Right now, the focus of the development is set into modem drops and audio issues, once all basic things are working, then they can focus on other things, like the issue you have.
Also, kernel is the main piece of software any device (computer, smartphone, etc) uses. on windows xp, the kernel is ntkernel.exe, on linux and android is vmlinuz.
So far the only solution is to install a rom that doesn't use the 3.1 kernel, such as cm10 (not 10.1), cm7 or early iterations of atrics
Thanks!
andresrivas said:
Hi! Welcome to the forums!
Short answer: Not yet.
Long answer: As you should know, anything with the 3.1 kernel is considered an (not so) early stage alpha. It isn't meant to be used as a daily driver, only as testing and development. Right now, the focus of the development is set into modem drops and audio issues, once all basic things are working, then they can focus on other things, like the issue you have.
Also, kernel is the main piece of software any device (computer, smartphone, etc) uses. on windows xp, the kernel is ntkernel.exe, on linux and android is vmlinuz.
So far the only solution is to install a rom that doesn't use the 3.1 kernel, such as cm10 (not 10.1), cm7 or early iterations of atrics
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Thanks for the answer!
Hey everyone,
So I'm running Android 5.0.2 on my GT-I9300 and I'm really anxious to get my WiFi dongle working. The reason behind it is that Reaver & similar tools don't work with the device's native WiFi.. adapter? Chip? That.
So I have a TP-Link TL-WN321G dongle that does what I need it to do, but my device doesn't acknowledge the dongle once connected via USB OTG cable. I understand I'm supposed to provide Android with a driver, but I'm unsure how would I go on about doing that. The best I got from around XDA was 'compile a driver to a module and load it into the kernel' but I haven't the slightest idea how to do something like this. Any newbie-friendly guide would be highly appreciated.
Also, if anyone knows of any monitor-mode WiFi dongles naively compatible with Android 5, please let me know.
ROM found here: ROM Link
USB dongle found here: TP-Link site
Thank you!
Loldawg said:
Hey everyone,
So I'm running Android 5.0.2 on my GT-I9300 and I'm really anxious to get my WiFi dongle working. The reason behind it is that Reaver & similar tools don't work with the device's native WiFi.. adapter? Chip? That.
So I have a TP-Link TL-WN321G dongle that does what I need it to do, but my device doesn't acknowledge the dongle once connected via USB OTG cable. I understand I'm supposed to provide Android with a driver, but I'm unsure how would I go on about doing that. The best I got from around XDA was 'compile a driver to a module and load it into the kernel' but I haven't the slightest idea how to do something like this. Any newbie-friendly guide would be highly appreciated.
Also, if anyone knows of any monitor-mode WiFi dongles naively compatible with Android 5, please let me know.
ROM found here: ROM Link
USB dongle found here: TP-Link site
Thank you!
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Have you tried flashing a custom kernel ?
josephiskandar said:
Have you tried flashing a custom kernel ?
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Hey Joseph,
I haven't, but I'm not sure how would that specific ROM work with other kernels. Also, I imagine it's better to know how to add driver to kernel so I can do it on pretty much any device running anything? But sure, if you have an idea which kernel to try, I'll go for it =)
Thanks!
Loldawg said:
Hey Joseph,
I haven't, but I'm not sure how would that specific ROM work with other kernels. Also, I imagine it's better to know how to add driver to kernel so I can do it on pretty much any device running anything? But sure, if you have an idea which kernel to try, I'll go for it =)
Thanks!
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You can for example try Boeffla Kernel CM12 NG.
To look for compatible kernels, you can:
• Search for a kernel index like this one
• Make a search for the word kernel in your ROM discussion and Q&A threads and see what kernels people are using.
• Look for kernel threads in the Development and Original Development threads
Hope it helps you in your search.
josephiskandar said:
You can for example try Boeffla Kernel CM12 NG.
To look for compatible kernels, you can:
• Search for a kernel index like this one
• Make a search for the word kernel in your ROM discussion and Q&A threads and see what kernels people are using.
• Look for kernel threads in the Development and Original Development threads
Hope it helps you in your search.
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Thank you, I tried Boeffla Kernel and it didn't recognize the device still, but I'm searching for a kernel with the driver necessary. Still would be nice to know how to do it by myself, but I'm on it ^^
Hey i noticed your post is old but did you find a way to do that any supporting roms or solution i'm having the same problem
hasanfares said:
Hey i noticed your post is old but did you find a way to do that any supporting roms or solution i'm having the same problem
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I have cm 14.1 running but i don't mind flashing another rom or kernel
Not possible to run a wifi dongle in android.
Beamed in by telepathy.
Since xiaomi released the source code for redmi 3's kernel, we can make a custom kernel. If possible, i need help making a kernel that supports HID USB Keyboard & Mouse support.
Here is the link to the person teaching how to make a kernel that supports HID USB keyboard:
github.com/pelya/android-keyboard-gadget
I've never had any experience making or modifying kernels. So any help would be appreciated.
Also i found a thread teaching how to make a kernel from source, but i am too inexperienced to extract useful info:
en.miui.com/thread-293285-1-1.html
Any kind of help is appreciated.:fingers-crossed: