Caution: settings accessed via any of these menus can break your handset!
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am start -a android.intent.action.MAIN -n com.sec.android.app.parser/com.sec.android.app.parser.SecretCodeIME
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am start -a android.intent.action.MAIN -n com.sec.sprextension.phoneinfo/com.sec.sprextension.phoneinfo.SprintEpstActivity
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am start -a android.intent.action.MAIN -n com.android.settings/com.android.settings.TestingSettings
>"device info"
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am start -a android.intent.action.MAIN -n com.samsung.syncservice/com.samsung.syncservice.dm.hiddenmenu.OMADMHiddenMenu
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am start -a android.intent.action.MAIN -n com.sec.android.app.hwmoduletest/com.sec.android.app.hwmoduletest.HwModuleTest
Is there a setting to increase LTE sensitivity for lock on?
oscarthegrouch said:
Is there a setting to increase LTE sensitivity for lock on?
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You can change these for lte. Also i change lte only on at night, no calls or txt will work but your downloads sure will come faster
I Did the same thing but I changed the numbers to 1 don't know if that made it More sensitive or not how about you?
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Here is some links to patents, some good bsr info in there. This way you are sure to gets facts and not hearsay
But I can tell you the network can tell your phone to use evdo and not lte despite having good lte connection. If i toggle airplane mode fast, lte is connected instantly.
http://www.freepatentsonline.com/y2011/0296064.html
http://www.freepatentsonline.com/y2009/0280798.html
Thank you very much, this is very useful!
joe1blue said:
I Did the same thing but I changed the numbers to 1 don't know if that made it More sensitive or not how about you?
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give this a try from terminal, might help lte might not... but the property stuck through reboot for me.
#getprop persist.radio.lteon
should return nothing,
#setprop persist.radio.lteon true
reboot
#getprop persist.radio.lteon
should return true
Thanks for the interesting information. It is good to know.
How do you get these to show up?
RoachHero said:
How do you get these to show up?
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type the provided commands (see code inserts in op) in terminal on phone or via adb from pc.
I made it easier
Script to get at them all easily
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=53458143
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how do you take screenshots on vibrant?
ShootMe
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Or if you have ADB installed, you could run ddms.bat (from the tools folder I believe is where it's at) to capture a screen shot. You must have USB debugging enabled also.
what adb
eweo911 said:
Or if you have ADB installed, you could run ddms.bat (from the tools folder I believe is where it's at) to capture a screen shot. You must have USB debugging enabled also.
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i am rooted but i dont know what ADB is?
Theres an app for that its called screen shot it download it and it will give you options to keep the app on your tool bar up top on your home screen
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The guy on the couch
You're probably better off just downloading one of the programs these guys are telling you about then. They will all get the job done for you.
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"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
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The first one I had to throw in the xda in the corner cause I love this site!!!!
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Drocap2 works for me
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If you are already rooted, shoot me from the market works really well as a previous poster stated. I have no experience with the other apps.
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Shoot me it is ty
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Shagman68 said:
ShootMe
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what he meant was a program called "ShootMe"
and you gotta be rooted.
Confused
My vibrant is taking random screenshots of my phone. I will be doing something random like texting or surfing online and I will hear a click from the camera. The bottom of my screen will say screenshot saved. I dont know what I am doing to cause this. Sure there is times I would like to take a screenshot if I knew how it worked, but these are so random. I am running 2.2 and have not installed any apps for that function
Hey guys, I put this simple package together which allows you to turn on and off GPIOs from the command line as services. This can be used for all sorts of things.
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Instructions:
1. Download this package http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1780219&stc=1&d=1362453406
2. unTar.Gz it to the root directory of your Raspberry Pi. There's 6 files which go into /etc/init.d. The files are InitGPIO, led0, led1, led2, led3, and led4. These services control GPIOs 0, 1, 4, 14, and 15. See the chart below for more information.
3. Connect LEDs with 100 ohm resistors to the corresponding GPIOs using an old IDE hard disk cable.
Use
Initialize the GPIOs first
Code:
service InitGPIO start
Turn on LEDs with
Code:
service led0 start
service led1 start
service led2 start
service led3 start
service led4 start
Turn off LEDs with
Code:
service led0 stop
service led1 stop
service led2 stop
service led3 stop
service led4 stop
Great job! This will be useful!
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Seems like a neat solution. How fast can you toggle the pins? I can check with a scope if you haven't already .
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Edit: It hit me that I could just look at the source, doh. As it's using echo you should get about 3.4khz.
I haven't checked.
Have you already posted specs and software for your "Root All The Things Box" if not, are you going to as I'd like to build one myself.
Contingency™ said:
Have you already posted specs and software for your "Root All The Things Box" if not, are you going to as I'd like to build one myself.
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I saw the root box on xda-tv. Looks great!
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thanks for the services I wanted to test some things with the GPIOs (controlling a DC motor with an H-bridge) and I was to lacy to do the python programming so your binary were really convenient
Thanks for your work :thumbup:
Just to confirm, can I use this to control DC motors instead of leds? and if so do I have to change anything?
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aishiscool said:
Thanks for your work :thumbup:
Just to confirm, can I use this to control DC motors instead of leds? and if so do I have to change anything?
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You would want to use transistors or relays to drive them.
This will be handy while I figure out just what I can use my spare Pi for...
I tried to Google this and couldn't find what it is. Just wondering what it is and what it does? Thanks!
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From google'ing the ELM Agent on the internet I haven't been able to find something specific within a short period of time, but I have found references to mail servers.
So I would think this is your answer.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=44716164&postcount=7
It has to do with the activation agreement of some enterprise service email account you add to the phone. Then logging of that email account's actions. Haha thats a rough guess based on just looking through the apps intents etc.
Stumbled upon this thread during my search to find out what ELM Agent is.
Found this - ELM Agent - Emulated Legacy Mount for multi-user support
And yes, I know this thread is old.
would it be ok to freeze/delete?
I did and I don't see any side affects.
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Coincidentally found this thread today after having these messages on my phone and freezing ELM Agent also.
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"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
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Redflea said:
Coincidentally found this thread today after having these messages on my phone and freezing ELM Agent also.
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Can we freeze this?
sprhwk said:
Can we freeze this?
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Just uncheck it under settings/security
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Elm Agent ,tracker, collects all your data , mail, GPS,msg, phone calls, voice mails,etc.
Someone put it there , does your phone get hot, battery drain faster, 5 to 10 second delay or locking up when you make calls, light up by itself?
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"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
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"lightbox_download": "Download",
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Wock - Wearable Lock
I'm really excited about Android Wear and I can't wait to get the Moto 360.
Instead of waiting I decided to develop this app which gives you the ability to remotely lock your handheld.
If you see someone is grabbing your phone you can stop them from (i.e.) browsing through your phone
gallery by using this app on your watch. Your handheld will lock and a PIN will be set. It is possible to enter your
own pin or you can choose to random generate one.
The generated PIN will be sent to your watch so you'll be the only person knowing the PIN.
Main features:
✔ Custom PINs
✔ Random PINs
✔ Ability to unlock device with watch
Yes. I named it Wock. Because... ehh. ehh. C-catchy?
Play Store: Apparently I can't link to my app since I just made this account. You should look it up yourself. "Wock".
Nice app I installed and try it..
Thank you
Here is the link.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=reverb.com.wock
Nice idea thanks will test it out now.
RIVANH said:
Nice app I installed and try it..
Thank you.
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Thank you! How is my app doing? haha
wasimlhr said:
Nice idea thanks will test it out now.
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No problem, let me know if it works.
Works pretty good so far, just a small lag until it generates a code otherwise everything seems good. Will have to test it more.
Is it possible to automatically lock the smarphone when connection is lost?
And unlock when BT connection is established?
Thanks a lot for this app!
works well but getting the pin code has some lag in it. rest all cool!
The lightspeed system is blocking websites on my Chromebook but now it blocked the terminal as shown below. I was wondering if it is possible to block or remove it while it was added by my school admin. Btw, I'm in 7th grade and I can't download extensions except for the ones the school allows. I've noticed that turning off the internet before logging in stops it from blocking the terminal but I can't download packages. I also noticed that stopping the task in the task manager delays it and if you keep on stopping the task it won't work. Is there a way to stop it from stopping me from using the terminal while using the internet without doing anything with the hardware because my parents wouldn't really like it if I did that, and I know almost nothing about hardware. The system my school uses is the 'Lightspeed Relay Filter.'
If you could help that would be great.
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https://64.227.120.231/ put this thingy in the search bar. it cant unblock stuff permanently but it can take you to any website you want, and since its an ID, not an actual link it can't be blocked.
Also, yes, this works. I have lightspeed filters on my school device and I use this all the time.
Pansadrinksmilk said:
https://64.227.120.231/ put this thingy in the search bar. it cant unblock stuff permanently but it can take you to any website you want, and since its an ID, not an actual link it can't be blocked. Also, yes, this works. I have lightspeed filters on my school device and I use this all the time.
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Doesn't let me, because my school blocks any unknown websites, I believe it is considered a website as it blocks terminal because it is considered unknown too, which is also an app, not a link. Lightspeed systems is ruthless, I've found the best way so far is to try to put the link in internet archive and view it there, as it is unlikely to be blocked. (It also blocks basically any proxy website, hell they even blocked Wikipedia for a bit.)