How to enable VoLTE and VoWiFi on A15 without root if i cant see my device in recovery (also nothing in device manager on Windows)
To enable VoLTE data:
Open settings
Tap on Connections.
Tap on Mobile networks.
Toggle on VoLTE calls.
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Please help i cant get online via gprs. i created an acces point with parameters from my operator, and i enabled it to use mobile netrwork for data conection if there is no wifi availavle. and it allways says connection failed please enable mobile networks (but its enabled).
thnx
Try : settings - wireless - mobile settings - network operator - select automatically
I have to do this regularly.
Hello,
I have a specific 3G Simcard (specific APN) that can access to my network.
I would like to share my 3G connection through wifi (for example)
After some tests, I can see that there is no network bridging between my 3G interface and my wlan0 interface.
So if I understand correctly, I need a rooted phone to do that ? ("route add" command line etc...)
Of is there an easiest way to bridge the trafic between two interfaces on an Android OS ?
Thank you
'brctl' option via busybox
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=49387121
iautran said:
Hello,
I have a specific 3G Simcard (specific APN) that can access to my network.
I would like to share my 3G connection through wifi (for example)
After some tests, I can see that there is no network bridging between my 3G interface and my wlan0 interface.
So if I understand correctly, I need a rooted phone to do that ? ("route add" command line etc...)
Of is there an easiest way to bridge the trafic between two interfaces on an Android OS ?
Thank you
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Here is an interesting post.
It is followed by 'busybox' option. But I haven't tried and there is no thanks on that post.
You Guys are Right..
But I made it to work on my PC..
Now Enable USB Modem-Dongle Access in Remix OS | 2G 3G 4G support.
1. Install PPP Widget 2 or 3 version ( Ver. 2 works for me).
2. Now Disable Launcher File Mode from Experimental features in Settings
3. Now Add PPP Widget using long press in Homescreen.
4. Now allow Root Access, then Insert USB Modem along with SIM(Activate Internet Pack before).
5. Wait for Remix to Popup message to connect USB via PPP Widget. Then Press ok to continue.
6. Wait for another Popup to appear. Again Press ok to continue. It will show No SIM.
7. Now Immediately Remove PPP from Widget.
8. Add it again.
9.Now Configure your APN settings for your SIM and then Connect.
10. 100% works for most PC.
Kindly Checkout this Video for Video tutorial..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPE9Bdaflxk
Hi. I have very weird issue with my both WiFi and cellular icons on my OPX_Lin15 phone.
What I am experiencing is that both WiFi and cellular icons have small 'x' symbol in the strength bar and basically it says that "connected, not internet" .
I can browse an internet on both WiFI and cellular, but I cannot download any apps from Google Play "Pending Download".
This started suddenly without system being updated and it happens on all networks (tested home/office wifi and cell provider)
Have tried follows
- reboot home router
- reset network settings
- reset / delete cache and data of Google Play
- flash the latest Lineage 15 ROM
Still same issue, Thank you
vecoo said:
Hi. I have very weird issue with my both WiFi and cellular icons on my OPX_Lin15 phone.
What I am experiencing is that both WiFi and cellular icons have small 'x' symbol in the strength bar and basically it says that "connected, not internet" .
I can browse an internet on both WiFI and cellular, but I cannot download any apps from Google Play "Pending Download".
This started suddenly without system being updated and it happens on all networks (tested home/office wifi and cell provider)
Have tried follows
- reboot home router
- reset network settings
- reset / delete cache and data of Google Play
- flash the latest Lineage 15 ROM
Still same issue, Thank you
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You have got 2 options:
1) If you have got root, you can enable the local terminal in developer options, then open the terminal and then write:
su -c "adb shell settings put global captive_portal_mode 0"
enter & reboot the phone.
2) over usb cable connected to the phone with adb on your PC:
Open a comand line window and go to the dir where you've got the adb & fastboot.
Write:
adb shell<enter>
settings put global captive_portal_mode 0<enter>
reboot the phone
I got this but i managed to fix it.
Code:
adb shell
settings put global captive_portal_mode 0
Now switch on airplane mode then switch it back off
Code:
settings put global captive_portal_https_url https://clients3.google.com/generate_204
settings put global captive_portal_http_url https://clients3.google.com/generate_204
settings put global captive_portal_mode 1
Now switch airplane mode on then switch it back off.
Fixed and you retain your ability to have captive portal detection
I am trying to change saved WiFi networks on rooted Android 9 by updating file /data/misc/wifi/WifiConfigStore.xml. Right now, I am getting the following results:
Prepare WiFiConfigStore.xml with new WiFi networks on a computer
Disable WiFi on Android device
Push WiFiConfigStore.xml to Android device via ADB
Enable WiFi on Android device
Check Saved WiFi networks - Android doesn't display any network
Reboot the Android device
Check Saved WiFi networks - Android shows the networks from uploaded WiFiConfigStore.xml
Is there any way to let WiFi service know to reload WifiConfigStore.xml file without rebooting the entire device? I tried command "svc wifi disable; svc wifi enable", as well as killing all processes running under user "wifi", but that doesn't force Android to reload the config.
Is there any way to let WiFi service know to reload WifiConfigStore.xml file without rebooting the entire device?
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pkill system_server
.. but that is more or less a "warm reboot" .....
The file is read/write by the WifiManagerThread of this process
regards
Bernd