FREEWARE…
Introduction: I need to be 100% sure that my data connection is active all the time, I needed a tool that would ping a website at a regular interval with a published result on a log file and registry, using this tool and Schema I achieved this.
SOFTWARE RELEASE: PPCPing.exe
Written in: MS Vb.net 2003 ( 1.1 MS.net Compact framework)
By: Digs
Purpose: To ping a website to determine if PPC data connection is active.
ReturnS: Writes to text log file and writes to the registry ping results.
RegKey : HKEY\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\PPCPing\PingResult\Result
99 = Succcess
-1 = Partial success, site connection attempt made thru data connection but attempt to find site failed.
-2 = Ping Failed, “No host found”
-3 = Program code error.
Settings: user can change these settings.
LOGPATH:\PPCPinglog.txt
PINGSITE:google.com
PORT:80
You can change the log path and website to your choice, no need to change port. Website must be with out the WWW, otherwise the default “yahoo.com” will be pinged. If you change the log file address, the text files must exist on your PPC otherwise it will write to default, “\PPCPinglog.txt”.
The files settings.txt, PPCPing.exe must be in the same directory, the log file can be anywhere.
I use Schema (http://s-k-tools.com) to schedule this to run every hour. Schema can read the registry ping result to fire further events. like reconnect GSM or even a soft reset.
The software does not open any forms, it runs on double clicking. It uses the TCPClient/Socket code in .net 1.1. Its not that fancy
Best install is on the device, log file on the SD card. The runtime for me is about 2 seconds. On install you get “software was written for previous version”, ignore this as I only used MS VS 2003 vb.net.
Tested on my device specs as below.
From the zip file I loaded PPCPing_PPC_ARM, I don’t know what the others do, they are all generated from the MS Visual Studio CAB build.
Have Fun.
Please advise : On Install the entry in the Program settings is "My Company PPCPing", how do you change this ?
Here is my Skchema code for Stay Connected to web.
Further Reference
http://s-k-tools.com/skschema/skssample.html
http://s-k-tools.com/skschema/skschema.0409.htm
I have no idea if the code follows best practice, but it works for me. It will also help newbies out the SkSchema tool.
I have slightly updated the PPCPing.exe file to change the out put string a little.
***EXAMPLE LOG FILE OUTPUT
20060715 12:02:01 : Internet Connection Ok *StayConnected*
20060715 00:02:11 : Ping pass, Sec:5 (google.com / 64.233.187.99 / 80)
20060715 01:02:01 : Internet Connection Ok *StayConnected*
20060715 01:02:10 : Ping pass, Sec:5 (google.com / 64.233.187.99 / 80)
20060715 02:02:01 : Internet Connection Ok *StayConnected*
20060715 02:02:11 : Ping pass, Sec:6 (google.com / 72.14.207.99 / 80)
20060715 03:02:01 : Internet Connection Ok *StayConnected*
20060715 03:02:11 : Ping pass, Sec:7 (google.com / 64.233.167.99 / 80)
Below is my SkSchema code for my *StayConnected* script that I run every hour, using PPCPing.exe as ISP data check.
All below scripts required a text file at: \Storage Card\SchemaLog.txt
***Code for StayConnectedCode.
NOTE: VFNZ Internet is the name of my data connection.
#r(#chkprocess) #p(repllog.exe)
#r(#iffalse) #p(GSMCheck)
#r(#appendstr) #p(\Storage Card\SchemaLog.txt) #wait(1) #d(@Date(yyyyMMdd) @Time(hh:mm:ss) : Fail - Active Sync running *StayConnected* #R)
#r(#script) #p(\Program Files\SK Software\ActiveSyncWav.sksc)
#r(#goto) #p(End)
#r(#label) #p(GSMCheck)
#r(#chkgsm)
#r(#iftrue) #p(IntCheck)
#r(#appendstr) #p(\Storage Card\SchemaLog.txt) #wait(1) #d(@Date(yyyyMMdd) @Time(hh:mm:ss) : GSM Off, Internet check aborted *StayConnected* #R)
#r(#goto) #p(End)
#r(#label) #p(IntCheck)
#r(#chkconnection) #p(VFNZ Internet)
#r(#iftrue) #p(Ok2)
#r(#connect) #wait(1)
#r(#chkconnection) #p(VFNZ Internet)
#r(#iftrue) #p(Ok1)
#r(#gsmoff) #wait(1)
#r(#gsmon) #wait(1)
#r(#connect) #wait(1)
#r(#chkconnection) #p(VFNZ Internet)
#r(#iftrue) #p(Ok3)
#r(#appendstr) #p(\Storage Card\SchemaLog.txt) #wait(1) #d(@Date(yyyyMMdd) @Time(hh:mm:ss) : Internet Connection Failed *StayConnected* #R)
#r(\Program Files\PPCPing\PPCPing.exe) #waitfor(1)
#r(#goto) #p(chkPPC)
#r(#label) #p(Ok1)
#r(#appendstr) #p(\Storage Card\SchemaLog.txt) #wait(1) #d(@Date(yyyyMMdd) @Time(hh:mm:ss) : Internet Reconnected *StayConnected* #R)
#r(#script) #p(\Program Files\SK Software\EmailConnCheck.sksc) #wait(1)
#r(\Program Files\PPCPing\PPCPing.exe) #waitfor(1)
#r(#goto) #p(chkPPC)
#r(#label) #p(Ok2)
#r(#appendstr) #p(\Storage Card\SchemaLog.txt) #wait(1) #d(@Date(yyyyMMdd) @Time(hh:mm:ss) : Internet Connection Ok *StayConnected* #R)
#r(\Program Files\PPCPing\PPCPing.exe) #waitfor(1)
#r(#goto) #p(chkPPC)
#r(#label) #p(Ok3)
#r(#appendstr) #p(\Storage Card\SchemaLog.txt) #wait(1) #d(@Date(yyyyMMdd) @Time(hh:mm:ss) : Internet GSM/Reconnected *StayConnected* #R)
#r(#script) #p(\Program Files\SK Software\EmailConnCheck.sksc) #wait(1)
#r(\Program Files\PPCPing\PPCPing.exe) #waitfor(1)
#r(#label) #p(chkPPC)
#r(#rgget) #p(HKLM;software\ppcping\pingresult;result;SZ;var3)
#r(#iftrue) #p(RegVarOk)
#r(#appendstr) #p(\Storage Card\SchemaLog.txt) #wait(1) #d(****************************************************************** #R)
#r(#appendstr) #p(\Storage Card\SchemaLog.txt) #wait(1) #d(@Date(yyyyMMdd) @Time(hh:mm:ss) : PPCPing Error - Could not read registry *StayConnected* #R)
#r(#appendstr) #p(\Storage Card\SchemaLog.txt) #wait(1) #d(****************************************************************** #R)
#r(#goto) #p(End)
#r(#label) #p(RegVarOk)
#r(#eval) #p(res = @var3)
#r(#chkcondition) #p(res == 99)
#r(#iftrue) #p(End)
#r(#appendstr) #p(\Storage Card\SchemaLog.txt) #wait(1) #d(****************************************************************** #R)
#r(#appendstr) #p(\Storage Card\SchemaLog.txt) #d(@Date(yyyyMMdd) @Time(hh:mm:ss) : +PPCPing Reset Started *StayConnected* #R)
#r(#appendstr) #p(\Storage Card\SchemaLog.txt) #wait(1) #d(@Date(yyyyMMdd) @Time(hh:mm:ss) : PPCPing Error = #res# *StayConnected* #R)
#r(#sr) #wait(1)
#r(#appendstr) #p(\Storage Card\SchemaLog.txt) #sleep(60000) #wait(1) #d(@Date(yyyyMMdd) @Time(hh:mm:ss) : Soft Reset Completed *StayConnected* #R)
#r(#script) #p(\Program Files\SK Software\GSMCheck.sksc) #sleep(1000) #wait(1)
#r(#script) #p(\Program Files\SK Software\InternetCheck.sksc) #sleep(1000) #wait(1)
#r(#script) #p(\Program Files\SK Software\EmailConnCheck.sksc) #sleep(1000) #wait(1)
#r(\Program Files\PPCPing\PPCPing.exe) #waitfor(1)
#r(#appendstr) #p(\Storage Card\SchemaLog.txt) #sleep(1000) #wait(1) #d(@Date(yyyyMMdd) @Time(hh:mm:ss) : +PPCPing Reset Completed *StayConnected* #R)
#r(#appendstr) #p(\Storage Card\SchemaLog.txt) #wait(1) #d(***************************************************************** #R)
#r(#label) #p(End)
*** CODE FOR ActiveSyncWav
#r(#chkfile) #p(\Windows\notify.wav)
#r(#ifunknown) #p(nofile)
#r(#iffalse) #p(nofile)
#r(#playwav) #p(\Windows\notify.wav)
#r(#goto) #p(End)
#r(#label) #p(nofile)
#r(#appendstr) #p(\Storage Card\SchemaLog.txt) #wait(1) #d(@Date(yyyyMMdd) @Time(hh:mm:ss) : Error - Wav File Missing *ActiveSyncWav* #R)
#r(#label) #p(End)
*** Code for EmailConnCheck
NOTE : EmailSync.lnk is a shortcut to run your email account, see this example : #r(\Windows\tmail.exe) #p(-Service "MyBox" -Sync)
#r(#chkprocess) #p(repllog.exe)
#r(#iffalse) #p(IntCheck)
#r(#appendstr) #p(\Storage Card\SchemaLog.txt) #wait(1) #d(@Date(yyyyMMdd) @Time(hh:mm:ss) : Fail - Active Sync running *EmailConnCheck* #R)
#r(#script) #p(\Program Files\SK Software\ActiveSyncWav.sksc)
#r(#goto) #p(End)
#r(#label) #p(IntCheck)
#r(#chkconnection) #p(VFNZ Internet)
#r(#ifunknown) #p(Post)
#r(#iffalse) #p(Post)
#r(\Program Files\SK Software\EmailSync.lnk) #waitfor(1)
#r(#appendstr) #p(\Storage Card\SchemaLog.txt) #wait(1) #d(@Date(yyyyMMdd) @Time(hh:mm:ss) : Email Check Ok *EmailConnCheck* #r)
#r(#gototoday) #wait(1)
#r(#goto) #p(End)
#r(#label) #p(Post)
#r(#appendstr) #p(\Storage Card\SchemaLog.txt) #d(@Date(yyyyMMdd) @Time(hh:mm:ss) : Email Check Failed - No Internet Connection *EmailConnCheck* #R)
#r(#label) #p(End)
*** Code for InternetCheck
#r(#chkconnection) #p(VFNZ Internet)
#r(#iftrue) #p(End)
#r(#connect)
#r(#appendstr) #p(\Storage Card\SchemaLog.txt) #wait(1) #d(@Date(yyyyMMdd) @Time(hh:mm:ss) : Internet Reconnected *InternetCheck* #R)
#r(#label) #p(End)
** Code for GSMCheck
#r(#chkgsm)
#r(#iftrue) #p(End)
#r(#gsmon)
#r(#appendstr) #p(\Storage Card\SchemaLog.txt) #wait(1) #d(@Date(yyyyMMdd) @Time(hh:mm:ss) : GSM Reconnected *GSMCheck* #R)
#r(#label) #p(End)
This took me several months to get write, hope it helps out other newbies.
IF ANY OF YOU CAN ADD VALUE TO THE ABOVE CODE PLEASE REPAY ME BY POSTING IT HERE, Thanks.
that sounds great. Exactly what i'm searching for a long time.
BUT where is the download-link for the ppcping.exe ???
Bringing back the deads
Welcome to forums
Have you noticed that the previous post is from 2006
Perhaps that´sthereason there is no link anymore
Hope someone can update this dead thread...
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I have the following problem every few days when I try to sync my phone (T-Mobile Dash but it also happened with my old MDA) I got the following error: "Synchronization cannot be completed successfully. Reconnect your device and try again. If the problem persists, see the Microsoft ActiveSync Troubleshooter in Microsoft ActiveSync Help on your desktop computer."
I can click 'Explore' through ActiveSync and see my device. It just won't synchronize.
The workaround that I found for this problem is to delete the partnership and then recreate it again, then it starts synchronizing but few days later I get the same error message again.
I'm using ActiveSync 4.5 (final not the beta) but got the same error with 4.2.
I've run the troubleshooter which told me to check Zone Alarm. I followed that guide. I've done a soft reset. The same problem.
I found an advice in other forum about cleaning the Windows/Temp but that directory doesn't exists in my device
I would really like to resolve this problem without doing a hard reset or recreate the partnership every 3 days.
try opening outlook and then syncing. when i upgraded to outlook 2007, i had the same issue. i just had to run outlook to sync up all the software with the device.
if that doesn't work, you might want to try uninstalling activesync completely, and then reinstalling 4.2. I've found that 4.5 is a bit too buggy for me.
I have outlook open when I sync. I just moved back to 4.2 but not sure how long it will take before I get the error message again.
ActiveSync not Syncing?
Noticed the last week or so, my phone is refusing to sync up. I uninstalled and reinstalled AS... rebooted... powered down the phone... everything that the "troubleshooter" told me to do.
It's also telling me Outlook is not my default email client (it is), though I do use Mozilla Thunderbird regularly. Could this be my problem?
Here is the detailed log...
ActiveSync Troubleshooting Utility version: 4.5.5096.0
Date/Time: 2007/05/31-21:21:44.640
Analysis started
Operating system has been qualified as Windows XP (Home or Professional) SP1 or greater
Current operating system is supported
Current version of IE is supported
ActiveSync version found is 4.5.5096
Outlook XP found
Current version of Outlook is supported
Exchange server not found in Outlook profile
PC is not qualified
SerialUSB driver has been detected.
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Pinging Desktop gateway 192.168.1.1 started
Ping echoed successfully
The IP address of device is unknown
Unable to establish a connection between the PC and the device. Get up-to-date solutions to common connection problems. Please click the following link:
http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=65257
The device appears to be disconnected. Please connect your device to the PC
ActiveSync is performing a sync, please wait......
Searching ActiveSync log file
No errors found in ActiveSync log file
Exiting
freyes01 said:
I have outlook open when I sync. I just moved back to 4.2 but not sure how long it will take before I get the error message again.
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I'm having exactly the same experience as you. Can you tell me if moving back to 4.2 solved your problems? If so, is 4.2 still available to download?
Anyone!? Still can't connect
I saw McAfee in your list there ... perhaps it is blocking the ActiveSync somehow ... see this for configuration to let it through !!
Code:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/help/activesync/mcafee.mspx
another thing is ... WM5 you can use Activesync 4.2 ... but for WM6 you will required Activesync v4.5
Outlook is not required if you are not syncing emails ... I don't even have outlook on my desktop ... things run fine ... I also use McAfee and syncing is fine.
and then there's Vista ... that's another story ... will requires "Windows Mobile Device Center Driver for Windows Vista"
UnicornKaz said:
I saw McAfee in your list there ... perhaps it is blocking the ActiveSync somehow ... see this for configuration to let it through !!
Code:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/help/activesync/mcafee.mspx
another thing is ... WM5 you can use Activesync 4.2 ... but for WM6 you will required Activesync v4.5
Outlook is not required if you are not syncing emails ... I don't even have outlook on my desktop ... things run fine ... I also use McAfee and syncing is fine.
and then there's Vista ... that's another story ... will requires "Windows Mobile Device Center Driver for Windows Vista"
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Sorry, should have said. Running XP with all hotfixes/SPs. Running WM6 with ActiveSync 4.5. I'll give the virus scan passthrough a go, but can't see that being it since I have no software firewall. It just keeps spinning in the tray and is forever "connecting"
OK.... like I said, no firewall, and appears McAfee has nothing to do with it since I even shut down the service completely and no change. (Yes... Windows firewall is off as well).
Also tried two different USB cables, shutting off the request for Email syncing on the phone, and uninstalled/reinstalled again..... nadda
how can you say that when clearly your first post have "McAfee" written allover it ???
BTW ... you have to configure like that link I gave you ... you cannot just boot up windows already and then stop the service ...etc ... it won't work that way.
other then that ... I don't know what else to say ... I have XP + McAfee ... had the same Activesync problem WAYYYY back ... ( owned an Axim X51V also ) .... ever since I got the info a few years back ... been configuring the same route and never have problem using activesync ever again ..
UnicornKaz said:
how can you say that when clearly your first post have "McAfee" written allover it ???
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I installed Virus scan, not a firewall (which is what you are configuring in your link). I have a hardware firewall on my router and it's completely redundant to have both since it does in fact block in/outbound traffic.
However, it will not effect USB ports... so it's def not the problem. (uninstalled McAfee just to make 200% sure)
Ended up hard resetting the device and it's working. Hopefully don't need to do THAT again
ActiveSync and Unlocking
3 issues...
1st is ActiveSync - has anyone encountered problems with activesync with a new T-Mob DASH? Using 4.5 AS. CD that came with the DASH has 4.2? Should I revert? I have gone through most all of the settings - well all that I could find and I don't think there are any more and still nothing works.
2nd is unlocking the phone from T-Mob's network. Is there a free way to do this like with the MDA's? or do I have to pay for this and which service would you recommend?
3rd is software - Is there any software that will allow me to edit Word (or text documents) aside from the viewers? Any good Spanish English translators? Any NES emulators or other games available? Send me some links to various sites. Will WM5 games work on WM5 device?
So far a great phone!!
Thanks for the help
goto microsoft and download the new version for free
0x85010004 activesync error
Hello, I've searched and searched and can't seem to find an answer. Up until this morning I was happily syncing my Dash with mail2web's exchange server. All of a sudden this morning I received an "0x85010004" activesync error message. The error message states "Your account in Microsoft Exchange Server does not have permission to synchronize with your current settings. Contact your Exchange Server administrator." I've changed nothing either on the device or on the exchange server. I spent all day trying to troubleshoot with mail2web and they have no idea why this is happening and say their servers are working perfectly. Anyone have any ideas? Please help!
Code:
http://www.pro-exchange.be/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=120
if not ... have fun hunting ...
Code:
http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=0x85010004&btnG=Google+Search&meta=
How can I sync files??
I have WM5 and I am using activesync to sync files with my PC. However I'm not able to find a way to sync files. I am able to save them to the "notes" file on my S621 but when modified they do not sync, i have to manually transfer files from my PC to the S621 and vice-versa, is there a way to do this automatically??
thanks!!
there is an option "files" for me. the active sync creates a folder in your "my documents" folder on the pc. this one is synced against the my documents folder of the device
I had the same question while I was running WM5, and I don't think I ever found a solution... (although I may not have been looking hard enough.)
However, after recently updating to WM6 I found a new WM folder in my PC's "My Documents" folder. This WM folder contains all of the contents of your devices "My Documents" folder. Placing items in the folder on your PC will result in them being transferred to the handset the next time you activesync.
Yes, the instructions and help from activesynce mention that that folder will appear... but doesn't... maybe its that I'm running WM5... don't know.
Hi, everyone.
I using the Korean smartphone Samsung m480 (i780) model in Vietnam.
OS is wm6.1.
The Korean smartphone does not use ms-sms APP. uses different sms APP.
And the Korean smartphone sms APP. is can't not using in other country.
So it activates a non-activation ms-sms APP. in the Korean smartphone to use.
Anyway..... my problem is the activated ms-sms APP. problem.
1. When message receiving, the country code being included, so name information not display of the address book.
2. Some cell phone is can't not reading message. (text broken)
3. The time is incorrect of the message received.
Please see the description below SMS registry of my phone.
When it amends "DLL" MITS_SMS_Providers.dll with sms_provider.dll, is not a possibility of sending message.
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ Comm \ Cellular \ SMS \ Protocols \ Raw]
“Params " =” - Text”
“AppName " = " tmail.exe”
“Priority " =dword: 00000000
“ExportPrefix " = " Raw”
“DLL " = " MITS_SMS_Providers.dll”
“Name " = " Microsoft Raw SMS Protocol (Receive Only)”
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ Comm \ Cellular \ SMS \ Protocols \ Status]
“Params " =” - Status”
“AppName " = " tmail.exe”
“Priority " =dword: 00000005
“ExportPrefix " = " Status”
“DLL " = " MITS_SMS_Providers.dll”
“Name " = " Microsoft Status Message SMS Protocol (Receive Only)”
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ Comm \ Cellular \ SMS \ Protocols \ Notification]
“Params " =” - Notification”
“AppName " = " tmail.exe”
“Priority " =dword: 00000015
“ExportPrefix " = " Notify”
“DLL " = " MITS_SMS_Providers.dll”
“Name " = " Microsoft Notification SMS Protocol (Receive Only)”
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ Comm \ Cellular \ SMS \ Protocols \ Text]
“Params " =” - Text”
“AppName " = " tmail.exe”
“Priority " =dword: 00000010
“ExportPrefix " = " Text”
“DLL " = " MITS_SMS_Providers.dll”
“Name " = " Microsoft Text SMS Protocol”
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ Comm \ Cellular \ SMS \ Protocols \ Broadcast]
“Params " =” - Text”
“AppName " =” \ Windows \ tmail.exe”
“Priority " =dword: 00000030
“ExportPrefix " = " Broadcast”
“DLL " = " MITS_SMS_Providers.dll”
“Name " = " Microsoft Broadcast Message SMS Protocol (Receive Only)”
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ Comm \ Cellular \ SMS \ Protocols \ WCMP]
“Priority " =dword: 00000025
“ExportPrefix " = " WCMP”
“DLL " = " MITS_SMS_Providers.dll”
“Name " = " Microsoft WCMP SMS Protocol”
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ Comm \ Cellular \ SMS \ Protocols \ WDP]
“Priority " =dword: 00000020
“ExportPrefix " = " WDP”
“DLL " = " MITS_SMS_Providers.dll”
“Name " = " Microsoft WDP SMS Protocol”
I need help!
how can will do it clear sms problems?
I am at a loss how to do it
please, advise to me
thanks!
Hi,
my phone has after a reboot a new WIFI-MAC-address.
All addresses are beginnig with: 00:18:41
I have to disable the MAC-filter in the router, when I try to use wlan.
Also the wlan-enable-button is grey in Android.
I have tried MTTY to fix this with
emapiWlanMac
like: http: // forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=3718638&postcount=23
But this is not working.
Result:
Code:
Notice: This MAC address takes effect only when your platform is EEPRON-less configuration. Please use [emapiTest] to verify it !
Signature mismatch! Data corruption?-eMapiWlanMacCommand, status = 0
emapiTest:
Code:
Cmd52 polling status timed out
CMD52 failed
Does anybody know, how I can fix my MAC-Address.
I have tried hundrets of WM-ROMs and Android kernels.
In WM wifi is working, but with new MAC addresses after a reboot.
In Android wifi is never starting.
Am I alone with this problem?
i was facing this kind of problem last week. I have resolved by setting a static IP on ma phone particular MAC address and now its working fine just try it.
Thanks for the answer, but your problem was another.
I have tried with a static ip (192.168.178.27), but this does not change anything.
When I enable MAC filter, my phone will not connect.
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Router wlan devices:
HTC2 192.168.178.27 00:18:41:02:16: D5 nicht verbunden
- 192.168.178.27 00:18:41:1E:5E:7C nicht verbunden
- - 00:18:41:1A:37:77 nicht verbunden
(nicht verbunden = not connected)
Router Wlan log:
12.10.10 17:08:28 WLAN-Anmeldung ist gescheitert: Die MAC-Adresse der WLAN-Station ist gesperrt. Name: -, MAC-Adresse: 00:18:41:1A:37:77.
(WLAN registration failed: The MAC address of the WLAN station is closed.)
12.10.10 17:06:36 WLAN-Station abgemeldet. Name: -, MAC-Adresse: 00:18:41:1E:5E:7C.
12.10.10 17:06:36 WLAN-Station angemeldet. Name: -, IP-Adresse: 192.168.178.27, MAC-Adresse: 00:18:41:1E:5E:7C, Geschwindigkeit 54 MBit/s.
(angemeldet = announced)
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My Router does not see the phones name and the IP, because this MAC is not white listet.
There will be no problem in my home net, if I disable the mac filter, but I have no chance to connect to mac filtered nets.
I also have the problem with not startable wlan in android.
This is driving me nuts!
Realizing that my Desire GSM (PVT3, S-OFF, stock HBOOT) won't ever go beyond GB only with the help of HTC, I started looking at alternatives and flashed a ICS build. This was at an early stage so I wasn't expecting much and that's what I got: not much. System app hung, leaving me with no alternative but to take the battery out and wipe Dalvik to boot it.
As the ROMs have progressed, my expectations have risen but still I two major issues:
1) Spontaneous reboots
Often when picking up the phone, I need to enter my PIN because the phone has rebooted. Sometimes I can go a day without that happening, sometimes it happens 3 or 4 times in a row.
2) No WiFi
It won't even turn on, the aLogcat trace is as below.
Seems it can't find the H/W at all! Is this something that can be attributed to the RIL?
This is all really confusing to me, had no problems at all w/ stock HTC ROMs. I have so far tried different versions of Sandvold and MIUI ROMs. Anybody experience the same or has a clue to what's wrong?
Still no go - more evidence
As I thought WiFi was dead, I restored the phone to stock HTC 2.2. Lo and behold, now WiFi worked!
Armed with fresh new confidence I installed a number of 2.3 Sense and non-Sense ROMs (Runnymede, CM 7.1 etc.) just to see the same problem again.
Any idea? According to the dmesg below it's a hardware problem but since it work at least sometimes with stock ROMs it can't be that bad. Any other 2.3 user who could post their dmesg for a functioning WiFi card?
Code:
[ 509.333282] [WLAN] wifi_set_power = 1
[ 509.333404] bravo_wifi_power: 1
[ 509.618499] [WLAN] wifi_set_carddetect = 1
[ 509.618713] bravo_wifi_set_carddetect: 1
[ 509.618804] mmc0: card_present 1
[ 509.618896] mmc0: Slot status change detected (0 -> 1)
[ 509.620269] [WLAN] Dongle Host Driver, version 4.218.204.2
[ 512.170501] mmc0: queuing CIS tuple 0x91 length 3
[ 512.170928] mmc0: new high speed SDIO card at address 0001
[ 514.212982] mmc0: Data timeout
[ 514.213256] mmc0: Controller has been reset
[ 516.248565] mmc0: Data timeout
[ 516.248840] mmc0: Controller has been reset
[ 518.286071] mmc0: Data timeout
[ 518.286529] mmc0: Controller has been reset
[ 519.613403] [WLAN][WRN] dhd_module_init: sdio_register_driver timeout
[ 520.323638] mmc0: Data timeout
[ 520.324096] mmc0: Controller has been reset
[ 522.359191] mmc0: Data timeout
[ 522.359405] mmc0: Controller has been reset
[ 524.396606] mmc0: Data timeout
[ 524.396911] mmc0: Controller has been reset
[ 524.397430] [WLAN][WRN] dhdsdio_probe_attach: si_attach failed!
[ 524.397827] [WLAN][WRN] dhdsdio_probe: dhdsdio_probe_attach failed
[ 524.399444] [WLAN] wifi_set_carddetect = 0
[ 524.399841] bravo_wifi_set_carddetect: 0
[ 524.400054] mmc0: card_present 0
[ 524.400268] mmc0: Slot status change detected (1 -> 0)
[ 524.400665] [WLAN] wifi_set_power = 0
[ 524.400878] bravo_wifi_power: 0
[ 524.404449] btsdio: probe of mmc0:0001:3 failed with error -123
[ 524.407867] mmc0: card 0001 removed
First of all, go back to stock 2.2 (clean install from RUU, not a nandroid) and keep runnin' it for a few days while monitoring WiFi. If the WiFi's stable with stock, then it must be a software fault, in which case i'd advise you to upgrade to the latest radio from the official GB ROM when using GB/ICS ROMs. If the WiFi's not stable even with stock 2.2 + stock 2.2 radio, then you have a hardware problem on your hands and my bet is that nobody but an HTC service can help you with that.
Here's my logcat for enabling the WiFi connection + connecting to my router (i have replaced the MAC strings with ADDR).
Code:
D/WifiStatusBarPreference( 188): set wifi enable: true
D/WifiService( 122): setWifiEnabled =truemAirplaneModeOverwridden =false
D/WifiService( 122): setWifiEnabledBlocking:Enable Wifi
I/WifiHW ( 122): wifi_load_driver enter
I/WifiHW ( 122): check_driver_loaded
I/WifiHW ( 122): insmod
D/NetSharing_NSReceiver( 4957): onReceive : android.net.wifi.WIFI_STATE_CHANGED
D/NetSharing( 4957): wifi enabled change, state = false
D/NetSharing( 4957): wifi enabled change, state = false
I/WifiHW ( 122): wifi_load_driver end right 3
I/WifiHW ( 122): wifi_start_supplicant enter
D/WifiHW ( 122): create dhcp dir ok!
I/WifiHW ( 122): ensure_config_file_exists
I/WifiHW ( 122): wifi_start_supplicant end right 2
D/WifiService( 122): [smart wifi] mSmartWiFiStatus: 0 mBatteryLevel: 83 mWifiConnected: false
D/WifiService( 122): [smart wifi] ACTION_BATTERY_CHANGED pluggedType: 0
I/WifiHW ( 122): can't access IFACE_DIR OK
D/WifiService( 122): acquireWifiLockLocked: WifiLock{NetworkLocationProvider type=2 [email protected]} Mode: 2
D/NetSharing_NSReceiver( 4957): onReceive : android.net.wifi.WIFI_STATE_CHANGED
D/NetSharing( 4957): wifi enabled change, state = false
D/NetSharing( 4957): wifi enabled change, state = false
D/WifiService( 122): releaseWifiLockLocked: WifiLock{NetworkLocationProvider type=2 [email protected]} Mode: 2
I/WifiHW ( 122): Connect to Supplicant done
D/WifiService( 122): enable and start wifi due to updateWifiState
D/WifiService( 122): enable and start wifi due to updateWifiState
D/WifiStateTracker( 122): Not get IP address yet, shall not do WiFi offload
V/WifiMonitor( 122): Event [CTRL-EVENT-STATE-CHANGE id=-1 state=2 BSSID=00:00:00:00:00:00]
I/wpa_supplicant( 5325): Check WiFi offload status: wpa_s->vh_wifi_to_mobile:-1 ,wpa_s->vh_user_connect:-1
V/WifiMonitor( 122): Event [Trying to associate with ADDR (SSID='TV' freq=2412 MHz)]
V/WifiMonitor( 122): Event [CTRL-EVENT-STATE-CHANGE id=-1 state=3 BSSID=ADDR]
V/WifiStateTracker( 122): Connection to supplicant established, state=DISCONNECTED
V/WifiStateTracker( 122): KeyStore.LOCKED
V/WifiStateTracker( 122): Changing supplicant state: DISCONNECTED ==> SCANNING
V/WifiStateTracker( 122): Changing supplicant state: SCANNING ==> ASSOCIATING
V/WifiStateTracker( 122): KeyStore.LOCKED
D/ConnectivityService( 122): ConnectivityChange for WIFI: CONNECTING/CONNECTING
D/ConnectivityService( 122): Dropping ConnectivityChange for WIFI: CONNECTING/CONNECTING
V/WifiMonitor( 122): Event [CTRL-EVENT-STATE-CHANGE id=5 state=4 BSSID=ADDR]
V/WifiStateTracker( 122): Changing supplicant state: ASSOCIATING ==> ASSOCIATED
V/WifiMonitor( 122): Event [Associated with ADDR]
V/WifiMonitor( 122): Event [CTRL-EVENT-STATE-CHANGE id=5 state=5 BSSID=00:00:00:00:00:00]
V/WifiStateTracker( 122): Changing supplicant state: ASSOCIATED ==> FOUR_WAY_HANDSHAKE
D/ConnectivityService( 122): Dropping ConnectivityChange for WIFI: CONNECTING/AUTHENTICATING
V/WifiMonitor( 122): Event [CTRL-EVENT-STATE-CHANGE id=5 state=5 BSSID=00:00:00:00:00:00]
V/WifiStateTracker( 122): Changing supplicant state: FOUR_WAY_HANDSHAKE ==> FOUR_WAY_HANDSHAKE
V/WifiMonitor( 122): Event [CTRL-EVENT-STATE-CHANGE id=5 state=6 BSSID=00:00:00:00:00:00]
V/WifiStateTracker( 122): Changing supplicant state: FOUR_WAY_HANDSHAKE ==> GROUP_HANDSHAKE
V/WifiMonitor( 122): Event [WPA: Key negotiation completed with ADDR [PTK=CCMP GTK=TKIP]]
V/WifiMonitor( 122): Event [CTRL-EVENT-STATE-CHANGE id=5 state=7 BSSID=00:00:00:00:00:00]
V/WifiMonitor( 122): Event [CTRL-EVENT-CONNECTED - Connection to ADDR completed (auth) [id=5 id_str=]]
V/WifiStateTracker( 122): Changing supplicant state: GROUP_HANDSHAKE ==> COMPLETED
V/WifiStateTracker( 122): New network state is CONNECTED
D/WifiStateTracker( 122): DhcpHandler: acquire ddWakeLock
D/WifiStateTracker( 122): DhcpHandler: DHCP request started
D/ConnectivityService( 122): Dropping ConnectivityChange for WIFI: CONNECTING/OBTAINING_IPADDR
D/NetSharing_NSReceiver( 4957): onReceive : android.net.wifi.STATE_CHANGE
I/NetSharing_NSReceiver( 4957): wifienabled:false
V/WifiStateTracker( 122): DhcpHandler: DHCP request succeeded
D/WifiStateTracker( 122): DhcpHandler: release ddWakeLock
D/WifiStateTracker( 122): change state to connected for wifi supplicant state=COMPLETED
D/StatusBarService( 188): updateIcon slot=wifi index=16 viewIndex=10 old=StatusBarIcon(pkg=com.android.systemui id=0x7f0200d3 level=0 visible=false num=0 ) icon=StatusBarIcon(pkg=com.android.systemui id=0x7f0200d2 level=0 visible=true num=0 )
D/WifiWatchdogService( 122): (android.server.ServerThread) TV (ADDR) does not require the watchdog
D/NetSharing_NSReceiver( 4957): onReceive : android.net.wifi.STATE_CHANGE
I/NetSharing_NSReceiver( 4957): wifienabled:true
D/WifiStateTracker( 122): adding routing rule table=>wifi fromIp=all, toIp=all priority=3001
I/ipd ( 78): IP CMD: /system/bin/ip ro flush table wifi
V/WifiStateTracker( 122): IP configuration: ipaddr 192.168.100.5 gateway 192.168.100.1 netmask 255.255.255.0 dns1 192.168.100.1 dns2 0.0.0.0 DHCP server 192.168.100.1 lease 86400 seconds
I/wpa_supplicant( 5325): WiFi gateway: 0x 164a8c0
D/ConnectivityService( 122): ConnectivityChange for WIFI: CONNECTED/CONNECTED
V/NetworkStateTracker( 122): Setting TCP values: [4095,87380,110208,4096,16384,110208] which comes from [net.tcp.buffersize.wifi]
D/ConnectivityService( 122): adding dns 192.168.100.1 for WIFI
I/ipd ( 78): IP CMD: /system/bin/ip ro add 192.168.100.0/24 dev eth0 src 192.168.100.5 table wifi
D/WifiService( 122): type: WIFI, connected: true
D/StatusBarService( 188): updateIcon slot=wifi index=16 viewIndex=10 old=StatusBarIcon(pkg=com.android.systemui id=0x7f0200d2 level=0 visible=true num=0 ) icon=StatusBarIcon(pkg=com.android.systemui id=0x7f0200d9 level=0 visible=true num=0 )
I/ipd ( 78): IP CMD: /system/bin/ip ro add default via 192.168.100.1 dev eth0 table wifi
I/ipd ( 78): IP CMD: /system/bin/ip ru del from all to all table wifi prio 3001
I/ipd ( 78): IP CMD: /system/bin/ip ru add from all to all table wifi prio 3001
D/Tethering( 122): Tethering got CONNECTIVITY_ACTION type: WIFI, subtype: , status: CONNECTED
D/AutoSetting( 3674): receiver - NetworkInfo: type: WIFI[], state: CONNECTED/CONNECTED, reason: (unspecified), extra: (none), roaming: false, failover: false, isAvailable: true, if: eth0
D/AutoSetting( 3674): Util - wifi connected
D/AutoSetting( 3674): Util - wifi connected
D/GpsLocationProvider( 122): updateNetworkState available info: NetworkInfo: type: WIFI[], state: CONNECTED/CONNECTED, reason: (unspecified), extra: (none), roaming: false, failover: false, isAvailable: true, if: eth0
D/StatusBarService( 188): updateIcon slot=wifi index=16 viewIndex=10 old=StatusBarIcon(pkg=com.android.systemui id=0x7f0200d9 level=0 visible=true num=0 ) icon=StatusBarIcon(pkg=com.android.systemui id=0x7f0200d9 level=0 visible=true num=0 )
DMESG:
Code:
<6>[29199.683929] [WLAN] wifi_set_power = 1
<6>[29199.683929] bravo_wifi_power: 1
<6>[29199.959381] [WLAN] wifi_set_carddetect = 1
<6>[29199.959503] bravo_wifi_set_carddetect: 1
<7>[29199.959686] mmc0: card_present 1
<6>[29199.959808] mmc0: Slot status change detected (0 -> 1)
<6>[29199.962219] [WLAN] Dongle Host Driver, version 4.218.204.2
<7>[29202.517456] mmc0: queuing CIS tuple 0x91 length 3
<6>[29202.517944] mmc0: new high speed SDIO card at address 0001
<6>[29202.538635] [WLAN] DHD: dongle ram size is set to 294912(orig 294912)
<6>[29202.783966] [WLAN] irq: 239
<6>[29202.784729] [WLAN] firmware version: wl0: Aug 2 2010 16:45:25 version 4.218.207.0
<6>[29202.786743] [WLAN] wifi: Disable 802.11n
<6>[29202.929382] [WLAN] dhd_preinit_ioctls:str=0x6e756c6c207061636b657400
<6>[29202.937347] [WLAN] eth0: Broadcom Dongle Host Driver mac=xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
<6>[29202.942016] [WLAN] enter dhd_set_multicast_list
<6>[29202.943939] [WLAN] enter dhd_set_multicast_list
<6>[29202.948150] [WLAN] enter dhd_set_multicast_list
<6>[29202.953033] [ATS][press_widget][launch]
<6>[29203.873687] [WLAN] Send Event ISCAN complete
<6>[29204.597991] [WLAN] disassoc client!
<6>[29204.621032] [LS][CM3602] ALS value: 0x0, level: 1 #
<6>[29204.703704] [WLAN] wl_iw_iscan_get_scan return to WE 852 bytes APs=4
<6>[29204.713378] [WLAN] pfn: set ssid = TV
<6>[29204.713500] [WLAN] lightest is 0, weightest is 0, samessid = 65535
<6>[29204.728271] [WLAN] Enter set packet filter
<6>[29204.729187] [WLAN] start to add pkt filter 100
<6>[29204.730865] [WLAN] RXFILTER-ADD MULTICAST filter
<6>[29204.730987] [WLAN] Enter set packet filter
<6>[29204.731933] [WLAN] start to add pkt filter 104
<6>[29204.733917] [WLAN] Enter set packet filter
<6>[29204.734893] [WLAN] start to add pkt filter 102
<6>[29205.651885] [LS][CM3602] ALS value: 0x0, level: 1 #
<6>[29205.842590] [WLAN] wake lock 15 secs!
<6>[29205.843170] [WLAN] Link UP
<6>[29205.881042] [WLAN] STA connect received 1
<6>[29205.946594] [WLAN] getpower: and_pm = 0, dhd_pm: 2, ctrl_mask: 0x0, usb_act: 1
<6>[29205.947204] [WLAN] power active. ctrl_mask: 0x1
<6>[29205.948211] [WLAN] btcoex_dhcp_timer_start: sco time=0
<6>[29207.952178] [WLAN] update pm: PM_FAST, wifiLock: 0
<6>[29207.970855] [WLAN] Enter set packet filter
<6>[29207.973663] [WLAN] start to add pkt filter 101
<6>[29207.975738] [WLAN] ip: c0a86405
<6>[29208.118255] [WLAN] Driver GET GATEWAY-ADD CMD!!!
<6>[29208.118499] [WLAN] gatewaybuf: c0a86401
Looking through your logs and comparing them to mine, it seems to me that your logs say that your device doesn't seem to be able to properly mount the SD card.
Code:
[ 512.170928] mmc0: new high speed SDIO card at address 0001
[ 514.212982] mmc0: Data timeout
[ 514.213256] mmc0: Controller has been reset
I know (from reading XDA) that USB bricks are associated with SD card read errors, WiFi dropouts, network dropouts etc. While i am in no way versed in mobile devices, i believe that your issue is somehow software-related, not a hardware fault. If i were in your place, as i said earlier, i'd try reverting to stock 2.2 (full RUU - stock bootloader, stock radio, stock everything) and i'd monitor the device for a couple of days. If i would encounter the same problems as under the ICS ROM you're using, i'd switch to a different custom recovery (some recoveries/recovery versions are known to have bugs) and i'd try to use ye olde USB brick fixes. Only if all would fail i'd call it a hardware issue and dip the phone in liquid Frackitol.
Thanks for your suggestions, TVTV.
I have tried reverting to stock RUU 2.2 - naturally the WiFi works... Right now, I'm running RunnyMede 5.0.1 (Android 2.3.5, Sense 3.5) and everything just works - WiFi running well and no hard or soft reboots. With any ICS build, though, I get the "data timeout" and occasional CRC check failure for mmc0 as above.
Your post got me thinking of the USB brick case. Although I have none of the other symptons, it could be a case of messed up misc partition, I guess. Tried updating to Alpharev HBOOT and them misc reset as described here -> android.modaco.com/topic/309939-usb-brickrickrolledb0rked-fixed/
Running out of ideas so pass me that bottle of Frackitol, please...
It seems that you're not the only one who ran into this issue. Check this thread out.
The OP seems to have solved his problem by replacing his/her SD card which was faulty and was being mounted as read-only.
Turning on the hotspot on the OP11 (CPH2449 in my case) using 6GHz band and WPA3 with a password works just fine when starting Hotspot for the first time after a fresh boot. But after re-enabling the hotspot, it is instantly being turned off again.
Spoiler: These are the logcat entries
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02-22 13:17:09.039 4630 4979 I Tethering: adding IpServer for: wlan2
02-22 13:17:09.146 4630 4979 I Tethering: [BpfCoordinator] Monitoring started
02-22 13:17:09.184 4630 4979 I Tethering: [OffloadHardwareInterface] tethering offload control version 1.1 is supported.
02-22 13:17:09.188 4630 4979 I Tethering: [BpfCoordinator] Polling started
02-22 13:17:09.188 4630 4979 E Tethering: [ConntrackMonitor] ERROR unparsable netlink msg: 1400000001010103000000000000000002000000
02-22 13:17:09.190 4630 4979 I Tethering: Looking for default routes on: {InterfaceName: rmnet_data4 LinkAddresses: [ 100.120.73.181/30,2a00:20:49:a39c:4439:37ff:fe26:574e/64 ] DnsAddresses: [ /139.7.30.125,/139.7.30.126,/2a01:860:0:300::53,/2a01:860:0:300::153 ] Domains: null MTU: 1500 TcpBufferSizes: 2097152,4194304,8388608,262144,524288,1048576 Routes: [ 0.0.0.0/0 -> 100.120.73.182 rmnet_data4 mtu 1500,::/0 -> fe80::a9b8:3047:31f2:aaa6 rmnet_data4 mtu 1500,100.120.73.180/30 -> 0.0.0.0 rmnet_data4 mtu 0,2a00:20:49:a39c::/64 -> :: rmnet_data4 mtu 0 ]}
02-22 13:17:09.190 4630 4979 I Tethering: Found upstream interface(s): [rmnet_data4]
02-22 13:17:09.200 4630 4979 I Tethering: Looking for default routes on: {InterfaceName: rmnet_data4 LinkAddresses: [ 100.120.73.181/30,2a00:20:49:a39c:4439:37ff:fe26:574e/64 ] DnsAddresses: [ /139.7.30.125,/139.7.30.126,/2a01:860:0:300::53,/2a01:860:0:300::153 ] Domains: null MTU: 1500 TcpBufferSizes: 2097152,4194304,8388608,262144,524288,1048576 Routes: [ 0.0.0.0/0 -> 100.120.73.182 rmnet_data4 mtu 1500,::/0 -> fe80::a9b8:3047:31f2:aaa6 rmnet_data4 mtu 1500,100.120.73.180/30 -> 0.0.0.0 rmnet_data4 mtu 0,2a00:20:49:a39c::/64 -> :: rmnet_data4 mtu 0 ]}
02-22 13:17:09.200 4630 4979 I Tethering: Found upstream interface(s): [rmnet_data4]
02-22 13:17:09.466 4630 4979 E Tethering: [api31.BpfCoordinatorShimImpl] ERROR Could not detach program: java.io.IOException: Fail to get interface params for interface wlan2
02-22 13:17:09.469 4630 4979 E Tethering: [api31.BpfCoordinatorShimImpl] ERROR Could not detach program: java.io.IOException: Fail to get interface params for interface wlan2
02-22 13:17:09.508 4630 4979 E Tethering: [wlan2] ERROR Failed to remove 1 IPv6 routes from local table.
02-22 13:17:09.509 4630 4979 E Tethering: [wlan2] ERROR failed to remove /2a00:20:49:a39c::4e/64: android.os.ServiceSpecificException: InterfaceController error: No such device (code 19)
02-22 13:17:09.509 4630 4979 E Tethering: [wlan2] ERROR Failed to remove local dns IP /2a00:20:49:a39c::4e
02-22 13:17:09.511 4630 4979 E Tethering: [wlan2] ERROR Setting IPv4 address to 192.168.118.208/24 failed: android.os.ServiceSpecificException: [No such device] : ioctl() failed (code 19)
02-22 13:17:09.511 4630 4979 E Tethering: [wlan2] ERROR Error configuring interface
02-22 13:17:09.512 4630 4979 E Tethering: [wlan2] ERROR Setting IPv4 address to 0.0.0.0/0 failed: android.os.ServiceSpecificException: [No such device] : ioctl() failed (code 19)
02-22 13:17:09.512 4630 4979 I Tethering: [BpfCoordinator] Monitoring stopped
02-22 13:17:09.515 4630 4979 I Tethering: removing IpServer for: wlan2
02-22 13:17:09.742 4630 4979 I Tethering: [BpfCoordinator] Polling stopped
02-22 13:17:09.748 4630 4979 E Tethering: ERROR Tethering no longer handle untracked interface after T: wlan2
I guess it is a bug in OnePlus firmware, but perhaps you guys got any idea how to fix it myself. Thanks!
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/my-wireless-rf-module-seems-to-be-damaged-sad.4554809/
Do you have the same situation as described in my posting? I've given feedback to the Chinese OnePlus engineers about this and they're working on it, I was worried it was a hardware problem but they told me it might be a software issue and to not worry about it for now.
lllyyyz said:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/my-wireless-rf-module-seems-to-be-damaged-sad.4554809/
Do you have the same situation as described in my posting? I've given feedback to the Chinese OnePlus engineers about this and they're working on it, I was worried it was a hardware problem but they told me it might be a software issue and to not worry about it for now.
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Thanks! I've tried to enable hotspot when connected to 2.4GHz WiFi -> It only let's me select 2.4GHz Hotspot frequency. Disconnecting from the 2.4GHz WiFi let's me select all other (5 and 6GHz) hotspot bands again.
Bit weird. but that seems to be yet another (additional) problem I think.
CoinsClassic said:
Thanks! I've tried to enable hotspot when connected to 2.4GHz WiFi -> It only let's me select 2.4GHz Hotspot frequency. Disconnecting from the 2.4GHz WiFi let's me select all other (5 and 6GHz) hotspot bands again.
Bit weird. but that seems to be yet another (additional) problem I think.
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" It only let's me select 2.4GHz Hotspot frequency" For this statement, do you mean that whether the AP band you choose is 2.4 or 5Ghz, and the actual hotspot signal (other devices performing the search signal) is 2.4? If so, then we have the same problem. Do you try to turn off WiFi6 on the hotspot first and leave WiFi on, turn on the 5Ghz hotspot correctly and then turn on WiFi on the OnePlus 11, do you see if you will not be able to search any 5Ghz WiFi or the hotspot automatically downgrades to 2.4Ghz (searching for signal from other devices) after connecting to 5Ghz WiFi? If so, then the next time China One Plus contacts me, I will report this to them.
I’m not surprised. Wifi6e doesn’t work on 10 pro and 11 after unlocking and/or rooting. I don’t expect it to transmit if it can’t receive.
I’m assuming you are rooted
g96818 said:
I’m not surprised. Wifi6e doesn’t work on 10 pro and 11 after unlocking and/or rooting. I don’t expect it to transmit if it can’t receive.
I’m assuming you are rooted
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Hmm.. not sure what you mean by "doesn't work after unlocking/rooting"... I am rooted, and I can successfully connect to WiFi 6E Hotspot after fresh boot and transmit and receive data (at blazing speeds ~ 1.7Gbps), but if I turn it off, then wait a bit, then turn it on again, it turns itself immediately off again.
Spoiler: WiFi 6E Hotspot Status info and speedtest
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Hmm.. not sure what you mean by "doesn't work after unlocking/rooting"... I am rooted, and I can successfully connect to WiFi 6E Hotspot after fresh boot and transmit and receive data (at blazing speeds ~ 1.7Gbps), but if I turn it off, then wait a bit, then turn it on again, it turns itself immediately off again.
Spoiler: WiFi 6E Hotspot Status info and speedtest
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That's more than me. It doesn't work
I've never been able to use the 6Ghz Hotspot. I have tried numerous times. After each update I check to see if it has been fixed, and of course it hasn't. I don't see why it would be disabled after root/bootloader unlock. I just don't understand what the reason for purposely disabling it would be. Any thoughts?
Think of it this way they're trying to slowly convert people into not wanting to root their phones by slowly making things more and more inconvenient to rooted phones.