Hi guys !
Is it possible to install CP210X drivers on Z2 Tablet ?
nickxab said:
Hi guys !
Is it possible to install CP210X drivers on Z2 Tablet ?
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Yes, the newer versions of the driver has been merged in the v3.x kernel, so you just need to recompile the kernel with the driver enabled in:
KERNEL SOURCE -> Device Drivers -> USB Support -> USB Serial Converter Support -> USB CP210x family of UART Bridge Controllers
adwinp said:
Yes, the newer versions of the driver has been merged in the v3.x kernel, so you just need to recompile the kernel with the driver enabled in:
KERNEL SOURCE -> Device Drivers -> USB Support -> USB Serial Converter Support -> USB CP210x family of UART Bridge Controllers
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Ah and i will do that ? sorry i'm a little noob in these thingies
no one ?
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Is USB audio enabled in any of these ROMs?
From other general Android forums:
Devices known to have it: Galaxy Samsung SIII, Note II, Nexus 7 custom kernel.
According to Android specs, Android 4.0 devices could support the USB audio feature, i.e. Android 4.0 devices and USB_CLASS_AUDIO compliant devices like standard USB DAC could interoperate.
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Some USB DAC:
. Portable FiiO USB DAC/amp:
FIIO-Amplifier
. Portable iBasso USB DAC/amp:
iBasso
. Portable RSA USB DAC/amp:
Emmeline "The Predator" Portable USB DAC/Amp - Ray Samuels Audio
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Many thanks!
byteworksXDA said:
Is USB audio enabled in any of these ROMs?
From other general Android forums:
Many thanks!
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Its supported by kernel itself (stock and custom), but not supported by roms (stock and custom).
So ... what are the chances to have it? What can be done, at what level?
byteworksXDA said:
So ... what are the chances to have it? What can be done, at what level?
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No chances Its needed to add something to audio libs/configs/frameworks to route sound to DAC.
Yesterday, i bought a USB OTG cable unaware of the fact that our phone doesn't support. But, i read that kernel must be supported to run OTG cable. Does anyone know or can help out to run USB OTG ?
HTC one x supports USB otg by stock kernel it is a possibility that that our phone too supports it
Sent from my HTC Desire V using xda premium
Mayank T said:
HTC one x supports USB otg by stock kernel it is a possibility that that our phone too supports it
Sent from my HTC Desire V using xda premium
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As i said, that i tried it already and it's not working.
If you want to definitely find that a device support OTG (aka Host Mode) Cable you can install that, run it and in results you have your answer. Basically, for a device to support OTG it must contain drivers, Android configured for that, and a built-in hardware.
I am a Desire v user. even I tried the otg cable, (not support) run the diagnostic, and my device is not supported. isn't there some sort of driver that we can install in our device to enabel otg support? my phone is not rooted.
Following Desire V characteristics, it`s based on Qualcomm MSM7227A Snapdragon (S1) Chipset. By typical specifications of MSM7227A, CPU not support USB OTG. CPU even can`t supply power to the mini-USB port.
So it will be a miracle if any developer will take a look for Desire V & compile custom 3rd-party kernel with supporting overclocking, governors, frandom, etc. And may be it will support USB OTG with external power supply.
But I'm afraid this does not happen. So forget about it.
Greetings fellow XDA !
I'm With a very annoying problem and I need your help too !
I have a Sony Xperia Z Ultra C6843 with android 4.4.4 and it is not
running the micro USB , so I can not access the PC
install recovery . I could do root for kingroot , but tried several
forms install CWM recovery , TWRP , philz , but none works.
I also used the RASHR applications, TWRP installer and others, but
nothing worked. I tried to blink recovery.img the terminal emulator and
even looking like funionou not install recovery .
The bootloader of my ZU is blocked can not unlock it because
micro usb does not recognize the PC.
Does anyone have a solution? :crying:
Device data
Kernel version: 3.4.0 - perf - g0109737
BuildUser @ buildhost # 1
Thu Jun 12 14:20:25 2014
Baseband version: 8974 - AAAAANAZQ - 10270054-51
Version number: 14.4.A.0.108
Model: C6843
Locked BL? No dice as I see. Just get that port fixed.
Sent from Google Nexus 4 @ CM12.1
[WARNING: XDA Premium 4.0.13+ lacks Signature function - do not update]
AndyYan said:
Locked BL? No dice as I see. Just get that port fixed.
Sent from Google Nexus 4 @ CM12.1
[WARNING: XDA Premium 4.0.13+ lacks Signature function - do not update]
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Hello Friend! I have changed the USB port . I put the USB from my previous Z Ultra it was working normally, but this new device does not work . When it is off , connect the original charger , it lights up the screen , the battery icon appears but does not charge.
Geek_Ceará said:
Hello Friend! I have changed the USB port . I put the USB from my previous Z Ultra it was working normally, but this new device does not work . When it is off , connect the original charger , it lights up the screen , the battery icon appears but does not charge.
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In the terminal or cmd window put these words
adb devices
If there is a device listed after running above code then adb drivers have been installed properly and u can install xzudual recovery with ease. If there is none that means either u dint turn usb Debugging on or adb drivers are not set up properly.
Because of the annoying constantly blinking LEDs of the wireless Xbox 360 controller I decided to compile an updated kernel myself.
I was Inspired by this post.
This kernel is 100% Nvidia source. The only difference is the backported xpad driver.
It is intended for use with Nvidia Shield Marshmallow firmware including zulu99's StockRestyle and full Android Marshmallow firmwares.
I have only tested it with the Pro model. It has been reported that it works with the 16GB model also.
Xbox One controllers are working also but only wired.
You can test the kernel by booting the new kernel with fastboot boot boot_xpad.img before flashing it.
If you are using systemless SuperSU (v2.56+) keep in mind that you will lose root when you flash or boot a new kernel.
Installation:
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot flash boot boot_xpad.img
Afterwards you can install SuperSU again by booting into recovery and installing the SuperSU.zip.
Download:
v1.4 kernel for firmware v3.3.0 with latest xpad driver from kernel.org
https://mega.nz/#!kUFHDSrY!eBMGNwKvTvr0TGyKRL2sNZQvscelxmGOA3RjKFXoaho
v1.3 kernel for firmware v3.2.0 with xpad driver from Linux kernel 4.7 rc6
https://mega.nz/#!UI1TwCaL!S8BCXWaKBU282mgW_TOtZfFN_69rG_BJnMwYdEkLUxc
v1.2 kernel for firmware v3.1.0 with latest xpad driver from Valve
https://mega.nz/#!cdExRSRI!FyhswyMsBRl3QrrPG--U0EYi_UMwjVi7e3Qiui2xKls
v1.1 kernel for firmware v3.0.0 with latest xpad driver from Valve
https://mega.nz/#!cZF3QZaD!bkQLTwECsH08cxCeef3s7ZR25hqLrr2gc6pNbvDLqm4
v1.0 kernel for firmware v3.0.0 with xpad driver from Linux kernel 4.5
https://mega.nz/#!sNNkCTZQ!TQVxESGSRadb0ueync5uGhnjf2obYzw_Mhh_tGLVgiE
Changelog:
Code:
v1.4
- kernel for firmware 3.3.0
v1.3
- kernel for firmware 3.2.0
v1.2
- kernel for firmware 3.1.0
v1.1
- found a newer version of the xpad driver directly from Valve
- support for Xbox One Elite and a few other third party controllers has been added
socksi said:
Because of the annoying constantly blinking LEDs of the wireless Xbox 360 controller I decided to compile an updated kernel myself.
I was Inspired by this post.
This kernel is 100% Nvidia source. The only difference is the backported xpad driver from Linux kernel 4.5.
It is intended for use with Nvidia Shield Marshmallow firmware v3.0 including zulu99's StockRestyle and full Android Marshmallow firmwares.
I have only tested it with the Pro model. Don't know if it works with the 16GB model also.
You can test the kernel by booting the new kernel with fastboot boot boot_xpad.img before flashing it.
If you are using systemless SuperSU (v2.56+) keep in mind that you will lose root when you flash or boot a new kernel.
Installation:
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot flash boot boot_xpad.img
Afterwards you can install SuperSU again by booting into recovery and installing the SuperSU.zip.
I could not test it with any Xbox One controller. If you got one please test and let me know the results.
Download:
https://mega.nz/#!sNNkCTZQ!TQVxESGSRadb0ueync5uGhnjf2obYzw_Mhh_tGLVgiE
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can be done without pc
Now someone just needs to find a way to get the XBOX One controller to work with the XBOX ONE PC dongle.
Zacharybinx34 said:
Now someone just needs to find a way to get the XBOX One controller to work with the XBOX ONE PC dongle.
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Have you tried it with the PC dongle?
socksi said:
Have you tried it with the PC dongle?
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No, but pretty sure the XBOX ONE controller does not work. THough the 360 does.
Anyone confirm if this works on 16GB model?
I just got my 16GB shield TV and would like to use my 360 wireless controllers.
hello i have the 500GB Pro Model and the 1.1 Kernel is working great....my wireless 360 controller and a wired one are working perfect....only wished there were force feedback support in Android....i know some emus can enable rumble effect......
Thank you for sharing.....any other improvements you want to implement to the Kernel?
Any chance to have something similar with dualshoch ? Would be awsome.
Matt17000 said:
Any chance to have something similar with dualshoch ? Would be awsome.
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Matt17000 said:
Any chance to have something similar with dualshoch ? Would be awsome.
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The Dualshock 3/4 work just fine via USB, and if you're rooted you can try sideloading the Sixaxis app to pair via USB. It doesn't advertise as being compatible with Android TV though.
I'd try it myself, but I don't particularly want to root this device, as I've already had it replaced under warranty :S
works very well on StockRestyle, thanks!
1) Has anyone tried the kernel on 16 GB version yet?
2) Is the real stock kernel from 500 GB version 100% identical to the 16 GB kernel?
3) I've read somewhere that the stock kernel didn't change with 3.1, is this true?
Con21 said:
1) Has anyone tried the kernel on 16 GB version yet?
2) Is the real stock kernel from 500 GB version 100% identical to the 16 GB kernel?
3) I've read somewhere that the stock kernel didn't change with 3.1, is this true?
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Trying it right now.
Can you make another kernel for 5.1 version?
mooki99 said:
Trying it right now.
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Does it work?
Con21 said:
1) Has anyone tried the kernel on 16 GB version yet?
2) Is the real stock kernel from 500 GB version 100% identical to the 16 GB kernel?
3) I've read somewhere that the stock kernel didn't change with 3.1, is this true?
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I got no feedback yet if it works with the 16GB model also. I've extracted both kernels from the factory image and they look almost identical.
The firmware 3.0.0 kernel is definitely NOT identical with the firmware 3.1.0 kernel.
At the moment I'm compiling the kernel with the updated xpad driver and will upload it when it's finished.
socksi said:
I got no feedback yet if it works with the 16GB model also. I've extracted both kernels from the factory image and they look almost identical.
The firmware 3.0.0 kernel is definitely NOT identical with the firmware 3.1.0 kernel.
At the moment I'm compiling the kernel with the updated xpad driver and will upload it when it's finished.
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Okay, thank you. I'll wait at least for the 3.1 version, but I don't know how great the risk is to boot or even install the kernel if it's not intended for the 16 GB version.
Do I need the xbox 360 pc dongle to get my 360 gamepad working with the Shield TV, or this Kernel. I had thought the 360 gamepad controller was bluetooth but it seems it is not. I have Zulu99 full 6.0 installed.
gpharos said:
Do I need the xbox 360 pc dongle to get my 360 gamepad working with the Shield TV, or this Kernel. I had thought the 360 gamepad controller was bluetooth but it seems it is not. I have Zulu99 full 6.0 installed.
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Yes, you need the dongle. You can pair multiple controllers with the dongle.
Is there any way to get the wireless Xbox 360 D-Pad to work on zulu99's full version of android marshmallow?
So there is a micro usb ethernet device that allows a phone to use its micro USB out to a ethernet.
Like on this thread https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1781618&page=4
There is a driver package for android which contains these:
.jp1081_android.o.d jp1081_android.c jp1081_android.h Plus a "Makefile"
can anyone help me make this compatible with my moto g 2015 running viper rom 7.1.2
The problem i have is i need to recomiple i think as im running nougat and a differnt kernel how do i make this ko file?.
This is the device i have http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1PC-Micro...e=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649
anyone?