How do I change the baseband on this thing? And what partition is it contained in? I tried flashing the us cellular firmware on this device, but it still had sprint info under the baseband, along with us cellular, which was very confusing. Any relevant explanation would be appreciated!
Various custom ROMs offer various options in the selection of radio bands. To change bands, whether stock or custom, dial *#*#4636#*#*. Select "Phone Information," and once there, open the menu in the upper right hand corner. There you will see a "Select Radio Band" option. Hope this helps...
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As to the partition, I believe the radio/modem information is contained in the /persist partition.
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My apologies. The /firmware partition contains the modem dara.
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can someone test the wpa_supplicant provided (which is in system/bin) on galaxy player 5.0 (2.35) to see if any one work and can connect to adhoc View attachment wpa_supplicant.rarnetwork?
first, rename it to wpa_supplicant and test them one by one,thanks!
OK, I'll try it.
their is an app in the market called:
"WiFi Ad Hoc enabler" by AREND
I would try it, but I don't have a SGP rom, so if my wifi config was to get trashed, I'd be in trouble
when i find a rom for the SGP 4.0, I might try this, I've been wanting ADhoc for a while now.
The file wpa_supplicant3 works well on my YP G70 2.3.6. Now I can use ad hoc.
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Well, you can use a terminal to run each file, and you will see the version number. If there is a "ah" word after the number, it's an ad hoc supported file. Otherwise, you don't need to try it. Besides, you should run your system's orginal file to know the right version for your current system.
noisyfox said:
The file wpa_supplicant3 works well on my YP G70 2.3.6. Now I can use ad hoc.
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Well, you can use a terminal to run each file, and you will see the version number. If there is a "ah" word after the number, it's an ad hoc supported file. Otherwise, you don't need to try it. Besides, you should run your system's orginal file to know the right version for your current system.
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How do I run them? I tried copying them to my SD then running with connect bot,
but it said "permission denied" so I tried "chmod +x" and it said bad mode
chmod 755,not +x, that's not original Linux.
I tried that too (see attachment)
What would happen if I was to copy wpa3 and it was the wrong version?
would my SGP still boot? I made a backup, so if it would not cause any serious harm I could just go ahead and try #3.
Of course it will boot. Wrong file only cause Wi-Fi connection failed or nothing. And I suggest copy the files into /system/bin and then run them.
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By the way, you don't need to reboot after replacing the file. You just need to turn off the WiFi and turn on it. If it works, you will find your adhoc connection point in the list. So you needn't be afraid of not booting.
#3 worked for me too
SGP 4.0.
Thaks a Lot
Congratulations~
I'm wondering whether G70 support wifi tethering and bluetooth DUN. I have a s60 with 3g.
sweet worked perfectly #3
Samsung Galaxy Player 5.0 U.S. Running CM7.2.0-RC0-venturi_usa-KANG Kernel Version 2.6.35.7-G70UEK18-CL56626
Compatibility is a GO!
anyone having issues with overclocking on v2.6? even when i use initcompostbootsh my phone wont oc
Mine is working fine at 1.8 GHz (11 in initcompostbootsh)
I'm running fine at 1.755 -- option 9
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treIII said:
anyone having issues with overclocking on v2.6? even when i use initcompostbootsh my phone wont oc
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Did you mount the partition as r/w and then open the file in text editor mode? I was moving too fast and forgot to open it in text editor mode the first time, which didn't save the changes. Did it a second time and chose text editor mode, life was good after the save and reboot.
is there any method exist, to run whatsapp on PC without bluestacks and YouWave?
Whatsapppc
Have you tried: whatsappforpcwindows.webstarts
Im a new user and I cannot type urls type in google whatsappforpcwindows webstarts and it will show up
Oops sorry this is with bluestacks my bet I red only the title
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but I've found another one for you this might work:
newsinitiative org - using whats app without bluestacks pc /type in google (sorry still don't have rights to type urls)/
Hello,
New to the Android universe. Is there a step by step guide on how to root the Z Ultra GPE running 4.4.4?
Thanks in advance.
edit: basically I want to gain write access to the external SD card.
I'v used this clear video,its fun:
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...5RjmoNvk9NaH2zczg&sig2=O1OyzlDkXPdqfLawOKktgQ
rayhighness said:
Hello,
New to the Android universe. Is there a step by step guide on how to root the Z Ultra GPE running 4.4.4?
Thanks in advance.
edit: basically I want to gain write access to the external SD card.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2742236&page=8
First section using towelroot should work, then look for an app called sdfix and you should be set.
A few words of warning....never flash a Sony ftf and back up your TA partition prior to unlocking bootloader.
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pi2in3 said:
I'v used this clear video,its fun:
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...5RjmoNvk9NaH2zczg&sig2=O1OyzlDkXPdqfLawOKktgQ
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Post was asking about rooting GPe, plus that will install dual recovery if it works.
adfurgerson said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2742236&page=8
First section using towelroot should work, then look for an app called sdfix and you should be set.
A few words of warning....never flash a Sony ftf and back up your TA partition prior to unlocking bootloader.
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Post was asking about rooting GPe, plus that will install dual recovery.
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Thank you.
Hello,
I tried towelroot, following these instructions:
- Go to http://towelroot.com/
- Install APK
- Run APK
- Try this: "for device not supported." You'll have to tap the towel icon 3 times to get to it.
- Tap the welcome to the towel root icon at the top and change to the 1337 0 1 0 5 0
I do this, press the 'make it rain' button again, nothing happens, it just still says 'device unsupported.' I also tried putting in the original,
1337 0 1 0 4 0, same result. Any thoughts as to what may be going wrong?
Edit: worked with 1337 0 1 0 6 0!
Thanks again.
adfurgerson said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2742236&page=8
First section using towelroot should work, then look for an app called sdfix and you should be set.
A few words of warning....never flash a Sony ftf and back up your TA partition prior to unlocking bootloader.
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Post was asking about rooting GPe, plus that will install dual recovery.
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rayhighness said:
Hello,
I tried towelroot, following these instructions:
- Go to http://towelroot.com/
- Install APK
- Run APK
- Try this: "for device not supported." You'll have to tap the towel icon 3 times to get to it.
- Tap the welcome to the towel root icon at the top and change to the 1337 0 1 0 5 0
I do this, press the 'make it rain' button again, nothing happens, it just still says 'device unsupported.' I also tried putting in the original,
1337 0 1 0 4 0, same result. Any thoughts as to what may be going wrong?
Edit: worked with 1337 0 1 0 6 0!
Thanks again.
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If you have any problems installing SuperUser check the last few pages of posts for the guide I linked.
Its been awhile since i played around with Android, but I cant seem to find the Developer section in settings to enable USB Debugging... Am i missing something???
Settings-about and press build number 7 times
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Settings about software Press building number 7
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When I have USB debugging enable it doesn't seem to survive reboots. When I have USB debugging enabled and I reboot when the phone starts back up USB debugging is turned off. I noticed this behavior because TiBu warns me when USB debugging is disabled. Does anyone else experience this same thing or am I the only one?
I have the same problem. Not sure how to resolve it.
rp201 said:
Settings-about and press build number 7 times
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Settings about software Press building number 7
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Thanks.... I always forget how to get to it.
Deuce, you are right ! I set it just now, rebooted, and it is cleared.
I don't think it resets ever on my Nexus5. Nope, just checked on my Nexus5, my Nexus4, and my Verizon MotoG prepaid. USB debugging stays set on them all after a reboot.
Got it, need root shell of course:<br />
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- Remount /system in readwrite mode.<br />
- Add this to /system/build.prop: persist.service.adb.enable=1<br />
- Save, remount as read only.<br />
- Reboot.<br/>
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Not mine. Search adb reboot for original thread. Worked for me.
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I added the entry using Rom tool box and build.prop editor in it. Very easy
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rp201 said:
Got it, need root shell of course:<br />
<br />
- Remount /system in readwrite mode.<br />
- Add this to /system/build.prop: persist.service.adb.enable=1<br />
- Save, remount as read only.<br />
- Reboot.<br/>
Sent from my VS985 4G
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Not mine. Search adb reboot for original thread. Worked for me.
Sent from my VS985 4G
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I added the entry using Rom tool box and build.prop editor in it. Very easy
Sent from my VS985 4G
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The build.prop method didn't work for me. I used the script method found by @x86cpu here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2820239
x86cpu said:
So what seems to work for me upon reboot is that I use SManager and have a script run as root at boot up:
#!/system/bin/sh
echo 1 > /data/property/persist.service.adb.enable
This seems to enable USB debugging upon each boot. The build.prop worked once, but did not seem to keep it enabled.
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Just jumping in because I'm confused. My g3 doesn't turn debugging off, but I need to goto Internet Connection to get it working. I know the older LGs had the same thing, any ideas why? That is usually reserved for qualcomm diag stuff.
natalic said:
Just jumping in because I'm confused. My g3 doesn't turn debugging off, but I need to goto Internet Connection to get it working. I know the older LGs had the same thing, any ideas why? That is usually reserved for qualcomm diag stuff.
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I am on a replacement (refurbished) G3. On my first G3, I did not have an issue with the USB debugging surviving reboot...On the replacement i did. I just added the line in build prop editor in rom toolbox, and I am good to go...
edit Debugging is still turning off for me...not sure why...Thought it was fixed with the build prop tweak...Not so...at least on my G3
I don't know if it will help anyone, but I've restored my Verizon G3 back to stock three times now and used both IOROOT and Stump root to root it. When I used IOROOT, the USB debugging option does not reset after a reboot. I didn't have to touch the build.prop file at all.