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[DEV] midNIGHT ROM (Need some advice)

I currently develop the midNIGHT ROM for the Epic 4g. I just acquired a Sprint Galaxy Tab...Do we have any progress on developing on the Sprint Tab. I know the GSM and CDMA Tab are kinda mixed together. I just need to root and go from there. Any advice?

ptfdmedic said:
I currently develop the midNIGHT ROM for the Epic 4g. I just acquired a Sprint Galaxy Tab...Do we have any progress on developing on the Sprint Tab. I know the GSM and CDMA Tab are kinda mixed together. I just need to root and go from there. Any advice?
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You can root CDMA Tabs same as you can root other Tabs. There are recovery kernels for VZW from Koush and you could recompile your own Sprint kernel and make one for Sprint too.
I think someone released deodexed ROM for Sprint with little mods a while ago.
There is a lot of modding for GSM Tabs because there is a ton of leaked GSM ROMs while CDMA guys are pretty much stuck with stock one.

Dameon's CWM3 one click works but I don't know anything about kernels and for CWM3 as you know... Needs EXT4. The VZN will not work at all. noobnl has a redirect for CWM2.5 like he did on the epic, but it doesn't work right.
This is what you need if you mess things up. ODIN. DO NOT FLASH THE MODEM!
I use root explore for everything else. Don't be in download mode unless your batt has a good charge, it can go fast and it doesn't charge via USB.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=10061034&postcount=96
I thought you where out of the game?

a454nova said:
Dameon's CWM3 one click works but I don't know anything about kernels and for CWM3 as you know... Needs EXT4. The VZN will not work at all. noobnl has a redirect for CWM2.5 like he did on the epic, but it doesn't work right.
This is what you need if you mess things up. ODIN. DO NOT FLASH THE MODEM!
I use root explore for everything else. Don't be in download mode unless your batt has a good charge, it can go fast and it doesn't charge via USB.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=10061034&postcount=96
I thought you where out of the game?
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I'm a bit nervous doing anything to the tab at this point. I have it as a way for my youngest to communicate so I don't want to kill it. Howver, I have been reading and it seems that I can odin back to stock now (minus the modem). I also have a PM into dameon to get his thoughts on his clockwork port working on the tab.
As far as being out of the game, I'm still hanging on. The ROM is still kickin....I would just love to get an UPDATE.zip for this damn thing. I don't have acces to a linux box so working with the tar is tough....
Basically I can odin the ROM you showed me (without the modem) and gain a deoxed system and root. Correct. That is pretty safe as far as I'm concerned. Am I correct in my understanding?
Thanks again for your help.

tried wubi? http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/windows-installer

[Q] HTC EVO wifi problem

Hello I looked everywhere on the forum and unfortunately I couldn't find a solution to my problem. So here goes my question in an effort for you people to help me. Thanks in advance and sorry for the inconvenience. I rooted my htc evo 4g a long time ago and not until yesterday have i decided to use WiFi. When I turned it on it connected to my home network but when i go to Google or any other webpage it wont load. I tried it at my friends house and the same thing happened. I don't know what to do to get my WiFi working again. Please help.

What rom are you on? Have you tried 'wifi fixer'. Its free from the market.
We're comin from a pure power source.

Its called 'fxr wifi fix and rescue'
We're comin from a pure power source.

Thanks for trying to help. The rom im using i believe is mikrom supersonic 3d. Do you think If i factory reset my phone will the wifi work?

reflash of radios might be in order. Same thing happened to me.. turned on wifi and all it said was error and 4G wouldnt search. Flashed latest radios from combo and all was well again.

Thanks for the advice. Unfortunately im a newbie so can you tell me how to flash the radios?

chotero said:
Thanks for the advice. Unfortunately im a newbie so can you tell me how to flash the radios?
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Download radios from - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=715485 and put on root of sd card. I use latest combo..to each their own.
Go into recovery and flash by installing zip you downloaded.
It will say Install Complete at which time toggle to Reboot and it will start install of radios and reboot itself after each install. Dont interupt during this process and it may take a few but once done you will see your rom screen, go inSettings\System Updates and Update PRL and Profile. All should be good after that, if not then yes a new kernel or reflash of existing kernel may also be in order.

I just finished flashing the combo and i went to try and see if the wifi is working but unfortunately it wont work. I went on google and the webpage wont load up. Do you have any other advice so my wifi can work? Im willing to do anything

Did you try flashing a stock rom to see if wifi works?
We're comin from a pure power source.

can you give me a link to a stock rom?

Just Google stock sense 1.0 XDA.
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can anyone give me a link to a stock rom for the htc evo 4g please since im a newbie

this is a completely stock rom it is not my own so i take no credit. from what i read its can come in odex or deodex, if u dont know what that is odex is usually faster and deodex is better for theming. so the choice is up to u
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1412005
if you still need radios or whatever try this link (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=715485) once again not mine but i have used this before. i would suggest flashing the combo one. (its the very first link in the post)
i have had ur problem b4 and all i had to do was flash the combo of the lastest radios wimax and all that jazz but different phones do different things..
Good luck hope i helped!

metalfan78 said:
Its called 'fxr wifi fix and rescue'
We're comin from a pure power source.
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I'm attempting FXR wifi fix and it says my profile will be erased. Does that mean I'll have to rearrange my icons, homescreen configuration and such from scratch again?
Sent via Tapatalk on my *voided* Evo running CM 7.1.0

No, it just means you need to resign into your wifi account
We're comin from a pure power source.

[CWM Script]Galaxy S3 CWM Wifi Bluetooth Tethering Install Script

Enable Wifi & Native Blue Tooth Tethering on Galaxy S3​
*****Disclaimer: This has only been tested on ATT's Version of the Galaxy S 3 if it works on other Galaxys S 3 providers please let us know. But be warned that this may not work on your device if not using an ATT Samsung Galaxy S3.
Special Thaks: I want to thank Clubtech for providing the framework that allows the Tethering in the first place. I only built the script to make it an easier install for everyone. Which was per a request of the community.
Original Post For Clubtech's Enabling Wifi Tethering Tutorial
Requirements:
-Rooted Samsung Galaxy S3 (ATT Version has only been tested)
-Busybox installed on your Phone
- ATT Android STOCK ICS 4.0.4 (To check this go to Settings-->About Device-->Android Version and you'll see version 4.0.4, If you do not have ICS 4.0.4 I do not recommend trying this mod unless you possibly want a bricked phone.)
-Ensure your Build Number IMM76D.I747UCALG1 (To check this goto Settings-->About Device-->Build Number under this section you will see IMM76D.I747UCALG1.)
Steps:
1. Download the Clockwork Mod Install Script Here! (You do not have to register to download the file just click the download button)
2. Copy the script to your Internal SDCard on your Samsung Galaxy S3 Phone (you may have downloaded this file on your phone already just ensure its in the root directory of the Internal SDCard (/mnt/sdcard)
3. Reboot Phone in to Recovery Mode (Remember you will need Clock Work Mod Recovery to Install This)
4. Scroll Down to Install .zip from sdcard and click either home or power button
5. Scroll Down to Install .zip from Internal SDCard and click either the home or power button
6. Scroll Down to the line that starts with Yes blah,blah,blah (This is ensuring that you want to apply this zip. Make sure this is what you truly want to do)
7. Once installation is finished reboot the device
8. Once device is rebooted goto: Setting-->More Settings-->Tethering and Portable Hotspots Now you see that your device has Bluetooth Tethering there as an option and you will now notice if you start the Portable Wifi Hotspot your phone does not tell you to call ATTs 611 to enable this service.
9. Have fun tethering with your Galaxy S3 but remember if you aren't Grandfathered into ATTs Unlimited Data Limit then this means you do have a Data Limit and at the moment the highest they offer I believe is 2GB so any tethering being done on your phone will use your allocated Data Usage in a month and you may incur overage charges at $10.00 for each GB over 2GB. Even if you go 1MB over the 2GB data plan you will be charged the $10.00 so you might as well use the rest of the 1023MB available to you.
If you have any questions on this script please let me know. If you like this and find it usefull give some thumbs up please.

In other words this allows free tethering right? How does this make ATT not notice it?
--Update---
Tested it works as advertised. BTW if you can reply to my Qs.

In a sense yes. This allow you to bypass calling ATT and paying to have the ability to tether. Tethering still uses your allotted Data Usage. So in a way it's free and not free. Well however Clubtech obtained the file to open up the Tethering I do not know. But most likely because removing the old framework-res.apk from the phone and installing the new one is essentially removing ATTs code from the framework-res.apk. They may have a backup somewhere in the system that will allow them to detect tethering this I'm not sure of because I don't have access to this info. But from what I understand is they have to block it immediately because the only way they can tell data is being used on there network by a specific device is through the IMEI number so they can't tell what's behind the device being tethered to because it still shows data is being streamed from the device with IMEI xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I was thinking that the code that was in the old framework-res.apk allowed the phone to contact ATT somehow to see if this specific IMEI can have tethering enabled. That's only a thought though
DudeWatsThat said:
In other words this allows free tethering right? How does this make ATT not notice it?
--Update---
Tested it works as advertised. BTW if you can reply to my Qs.
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linuxboxsolution said:
In a sense yes. This allow you to bypass calling ATT and paying to have the ability to tether. Tethering still uses your allotted Data Usage. So in a way it's free and not free.
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Not much of a problem since I have 3GB for the month, tethering would be a once or twice a month kinda thing for a very short period. Thanks for answering my Qs!

Which framework?
Which framework did you apply the mod to?
This is very important, since this script can only be run for people running a ROM whose framework is identical to the one you applied the mod to. There are already recovery scripts around for applying this mod (with the cell standby power reporting fix, too) for UCALEM (here, in the thread you mentioned in your OP) and UCALG1 (here, in the mods section).

I have the latest stock Rom. Ucalg I think. Can I use this or do I need to wait.
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mscott998 said:
I have the latest stock Rom. Ucalg I think. Can I use this or do I need to wait.
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You can use the one in the "mods" section at the bottom of this post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=28672465
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My phone is updated to the most recent release from ATT 4.0.4 and the framework works fine for me. Sorry about not explaining that in my initial post i'll edit that now.
drothenberger said:
Which framework did you apply the mod to?
This is very important, since this script can only be run for people running a ROM whose framework is identical to the one you applied the mod to. There are already recovery scripts around for applying this mod (with the cell standby power reporting fix, too) for UCALEM (here, in the thread you mentioned in your OP) and UCALG1 (here, in the mods section).
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mscott998 said:
I have the latest stock Rom. Ucalg I think. Can I use this or do I need to wait.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747 using xda premium
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drothenberger said:
You can use the one in the "mods" section at the bottom of this post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=28672465
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747 using Tapatalk 2
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linuxboxsolution said:
My phone is updated to the most recent release from ATT 4.0.4 and the framework works fine for me. Sorry about not explaining that in my initial post i'll edit that now.
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Thanks for updating the initial post, but there are two "stock AT&T 4.0.4" releases, I believe. I think both UCALEM and UCALG1 are 4.0.4. It might be good specify the Build Number (I747UCALEM or I747UCALG1) instead, just to be sure. I know they updated the framework as part of the LG1 update.

drothenberger said:
Thanks for updating the initial post, but there are two "stock AT&T 4.0.4" releases, I believe. I think both UCALEM and UCALG1 are 4.0.4. It might be good specify the Build Number (I747UCALEM or I747UCALG1) instead, just to be sure. I know they updated the framework as part of the LG1 update.
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Taking Care of now thanks for the warning.

drothenberger said:
Which framework did you apply the mod to?
This is very important, since this script can only be run for people running a ROM whose framework is identical to the one you applied the mod to. There are already recovery scripts around for applying this mod (with the cell standby power reporting fix, too) for UCALEM (here, in the thread you mentioned in your OP) and UCALG1 (here, in the mods section).
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I'm liking your suggestion since it includes both MOD's...

As far as I know, AT&T will still detect wireless tethering and will send you a nasty letter or else force you onto a tethering plan. Has anybody found a way to tether without being detected?

If I'm using my phone internationally without this installed, I can turn on hot spot on with no problem right?
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grkmaster said:
If I'm using my phone internationally without this installed, I can turn on hot spot on with no problem right?
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747 using Tapatalk 2
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Good question. I would install this just to make sure that you can tether wherever you are. That's what I did.

Worked Perfect
Thank You very much. It worked perfect on my AT&T Samsung Galaxy S III SGH-I747. You da man. :victory:

woody1 said:
As far as I know, AT&T will still detect wireless tethering and will send you a nasty letter or else force you onto a tethering plan. Has anybody found a way to tether without being detected?
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I was tethering on my Atrix and gs2 quite often and I've never received anything from at&t. And that was on a 2Gb data plan.
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I do have a question concerning busybox. How necessary is that? Should it just be on the device or should its scripts be installed? Or does it even matter?
Edit: got it working. I'm a tidbit weary of altering somethings as I'm still on stock and most root apps I've messed with have their own busybox to go with them.
But I've done a little homework now and got it all squared away.
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Bad Link
Link is bad

Link working now
gompka said:
Link is bad
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I just downloaded and it works great. Give it a try again

linuxboxsolution said:
Enable Wifi & Native Blue Tooth Tethering on Galaxy S3​
*****Disclaimer: This has only been tested on ATT's Version of the Galaxy S 3 if it works on other Galaxys S 3 providers please let us know. But be warned that this may not work on your device if not using an ATT Samsung Galaxy S3.
Special Thaks: I want to thank Clubtech for providing the framework that allows the Tethering in the first place. I only built the script to make it an easier install for everyone. Which was per a request of the community.
Original Post For Clubtech's Enabling Wifi Tethering Tutorial
Requirements:
-Rooted Samsung Galaxy S3 (ATT Version has only been tested)
-Busybox installed on your Phone
- ATT Android STOCK ICS 4.0.4 (To check this go to Settings-->About Device-->Android Version and you'll see version 4.0.4, If you do not have ICS 4.0.4 I do not recommend trying this mod unless you possibly want a bricked phone.)
-Ensure your Build Number IMM76D.I747UCALG1 (To check this goto Settings-->About Device-->Build Number under this section you will see IMM76D.I747UCALG1.)
Steps:
1. Download the Clockwork Mod Install Script Here! (You do not have to register to download the file just click the download button)
2. Copy the script to your Internal SDCard on your Samsung Galaxy S3 Phone (you may have downloaded this file on your phone already just ensure its in the root directory of the Internal SDCard (/mnt/sdcard)
3. Reboot Phone in to Recovery Mode (Remember you will need Clock Work Mod Recovery to Install This)
4. Scroll Down to Install .zip from sdcard and click either home or power button
5. Scroll Down to Install .zip from Internal SDCard and click either the home or power button
6. Scroll Down to the line that starts with Yes blah,blah,blah (This is ensuring that you want to apply this zip. Make sure this is what you truly want to do)
7. Once installation is finished reboot the device
8. Once device is rebooted goto: Setting-->More Settings-->Tethering and Portable Hotspots Now you see that your device has Bluetooth Tethering there as an option and you will now notice if you start the Portable Wifi Hotspot your phone does not tell you to call ATTs 611 to enable this service.
9. Have fun tethering with your Galaxy S3 but remember if you aren't Grandfathered into ATTs Unlimited Data Limit then this means you do have a Data Limit and at the moment the highest they offer I believe is 2GB so any tethering being done on your phone will use your allocated Data Usage in a month and you may incur overage charges at $10.00 for each GB over 2GB. Even if you go 1MB over the 2GB data plan you will be charged the $10.00 so you might as well use the rest of the 1023MB available to you.
If you have any questions on this script please let me know. If you like this and find it usefull give some thumbs up please.
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Tried this on my Sprint S3 and no luck… Got a red "SIGNATURE VERIFICATION FAILED"…
Can u help me understand what this meant and why i got this..?? Anyway to create a zip file to work on the sprint version..?? Willing to PayPal a few $$ to get a solution to rid my error 67 when i try to activate my HotSpot… Reason being is i want to tether over Bluetooth due to its lower power consumption vs WiFi tether which is a battery killer…

A few issues I need help with

Alright so I rooted my G3S(Sprint) wih the Tool Kit, and it worked. Sort of.
I lost my wifi and landscape rotates upside down. Also when I hold vol down-home-power the device only turns on. it doesnt enter recover.
Everything else works, so far.
I unrooted it and wiped to factory settings but these problems all persist.
Any advice on the landscape and wifi issue would be great.
Im not opposed to rooting and flashing a custom ROM if thats what it will take. I only unrooted it to see if that would solve these issues, and because wifi tether didnt work once rooted anyhow.

The wifi and rotation issues both seem to be kernel related, that happens when you flash a kernel from another carrier, could have just been an issue with the install though. As to voting into recovery, the combo is actually volume up - home - power. Hope that helps?
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The recovery and download modes started working after a battery yank. *shrug*
I used the GS3 Tool Kit to root and I am sure I used the proper options along the way. I guess I wil have to push back to the sprint samsung image.

Daflea66 said:
The recovery and download modes started working after a battery yank. *shrug*
I used the GS3 Tool Kit to root and I am sure I used the proper options along the way. I guess I wil have to push back to the sprint samsung image.
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FWIW pure stock flash cured it all. i used Tool Kit to root so i dont know why i got a incorrect or just bugged root. Ill try again when this bad memory fades some lol mainly i just want to eliminate bloatware and use wifi tether so its not THAT crucial to me.

If You Used The TMobile Root Method...

2 things... Would anyone mind verifying that once you use the tmobile root, you can no longer boot into recovery?
I tried to factory reset and the recovery will not boot.. Just flashes the android icon every few seconds.
The only way to boot back into the phone is to put it into download mode and re run the tmobile root. It will restart and all will be good.
Now, if it is not just my phone that no longer has a working stock recovery, does anyone know a way to factory reset without a working recovery? I'm guessing it's not possible. Kies does not work with the Sprint Note 4 yet. They updated it today and you can backup the n4 but not factory reset.
Finally, can anyone that used the Galaxy Tools app to get WiFi tethering to work, check to see if your private mode will turn on? I do not have xposed installed and the wifi tether fix in the galaxy tools app seems to be the only thing I can think of that would have broke Private Mode.
Thanks!

Same thing happened to me. I had to get another note 4. There is no way until samsung releases the firmware dump. Sprint even called best buy samsungs care center to see if they have the reflash files and they don't even have it. Odin wipe the data and bring it into sprint so they can give you another one.

Mine boots just fine to the recovery and tecovery works just fine.
I know when i first downloaded thw CF auto for n910t and used the oding in that package my process failed and phone showed to monitors on screen
So i took battery off and download mode again and used a different odin i allready had same version and did the process again and worked and everything is fine.

Androidwarrior said:
Same thing happened to me. I had to get another note 4. There is no way until samsung releases the firmware dump. Sprint even called best buy samsungs care center to see if they have the reflash files and they don't even have it. Odin wipe the data and bring it into sprint so they can give you another one.
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It is not that big a deal. I can wait for a custom recovery and then go from there. I wanted to factory reset so that I could get private mode back, but I will just use it as is until there is another alternative.
Others are saying that their recoveries are working fine. I guess you and I are the lucky ones
Thanks Androidwarrior.

CJPRICO said:
Mine boots just fine to the recovery and tecovery works just fine.
I know when i first downloaded thw CF auto for n910t and used the oding in that package my process failed and phone showed to monitors on screen
So i took battery off and download mode again and used a different odin i allready had same version and did the process again and worked and everything is fine.
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What version of Odin did you use? Thanks

I just auto-rooted with N910T, and tried to install Wifi Tether (and TrevE variant) and neither worked. I don't think it started the tether correctly, it was unable to open the log for write, so I don't have a log. I am pretty sure the root was successful (at least partially). I used the root checker app and it said I was good and within the terminal emulator I was able to switch users to root.
I also unsuccessfully tried X Tether. It started up, and showed up on my computer, but I wasn't able to connect to it, and after a while it invariably told me that I needed to upgrade my service.

loonytunes said:
What version of Odin did you use? Thanks
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3.07 but a normal odin (with all options available) not modified (that it wont let you chose anything but pda) like the one it came with the cf auto
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hpmaxim said:
I just auto-rooted with N910T, and tried to install Wifi Tether (and TrevE variant) and neither worked. I don't think it started the tether correctly, it was unable to open the log for write, so I don't have a log. I am pretty sure the root was successful (at least partially). I used the root checker app and it said I was good and within the terminal emulator I was able to switch users to root.
I also unsuccessfully tried X Tether. It started up, and showed up on my computer, but I wasn't able to connect to it, and after a while it invariably told me that I needed to upgrade my service.
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Have you tried Galaxytools from playstore it worked just fine on mine for hotspot

Just loaded it... It seems like I am getting a "System Updating" every time I reboot now, not sure if it was doing it before that though. After some playing with it, I think it is now working. I hit the "Enable Native Hotspot" and it rebooted and then it worked for a while, I tried it again, and it seems more reliable now. I'm still not convinced its completely reliable. I tried a speedtest on my laptop while tethering and I got about 8Mbps down, but only about 300kbps up. The upload seemed very goofy, like it was sending a lot of data and then pausing, and then sending a lot of data. Interestingly it was on 3G initially and getting about 1.5Mbps and the same thing up (and then when I rebooted it, I got LTE and the higher download speeds).

hpmaxim said:
Just loaded it... It seems like I am getting a "System Updating" every time I reboot now, not sure if it was doing it before that though. After some playing with it, I think it is now working. I hit the "Enable Native Hotspot" and it rebooted and then it worked for a while, I tried it again, and it seems more reliable now. I'm still not convinced its completely reliable. I tried a speedtest on my laptop while tethering and I got about 8Mbps down, but only about 300kbps up. The upload seemed very goofy, like it was sending a lot of data and then pausing, and then sending a lot of data. Interestingly it was on 3G initially and getting about 1.5Mbps and the same thing up (and then when I rebooted it, I got LTE and the higher download speeds).
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Even before root. They were doing that system update everytime y restart. But u can freeze samsung DM service if it bother you

hpmaxim said:
Just loaded it... It seems like I am getting a "System Updating" every time I reboot now, not sure if it was doing it before that though. After some playing with it, I think it is now working. I hit the "Enable Native Hotspot" and it rebooted and then it worked for a while, I tried it again, and it seems more reliable now. I'm still not convinced its completely reliable. I tried a speedtest on my laptop while tethering and I got about 8Mbps down, but only about 300kbps up. The upload seemed very goofy, like it was sending a lot of data and then pausing, and then sending a lot of data. Interestingly it was on 3G initially and getting about 1.5Mbps and the same thing up (and then when I rebooted it, I got LTE and the higher download speeds).
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Can you check to see if using galaxy tools to enable tether kills your private mode? Since using the galaxy tools app, whenever I click on private mode it fails saying "Private mode failed to start, try again."

loonytunes said:
Can you check to see if using galaxy tools to enable tether kills your private mode? Since using the galaxy tools app, whenever I click on private mode it fails saying "Private mode failed to start, try again."
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My private mode is gone but id assume its because of xposed but can't be for sure.

sml2004 said:
My private mode is gone but id assume its because of xposed but can't be for sure.
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I'm not sure how to use it since this is the first time I've heard of it, but it appears to be there. S Health seems to have been killed somewhere along he way there. No more pedometer, UV sensor, SPO2, or heart rate....

Did some googling and found this. http://www.andromods.com/fix-troubleshoot/fix-xposed-framework-shealth-problem-galaxy-s5.html
I'm going to try it and see if it works on ours.
Update: Uninstalled Xposed and S Health started working again. Going to back up and try the buildprop edit in a bit.

Shadeoblac said:
Did some googling and found this. http://www.andromods.com/fix-troubleshoot/fix-xposed-framework-shealth-problem-galaxy-s5.html
I'm going to try it and see if it works on ours.
Update: Uninstalled Xposed and S Health started working again. Going to back up and try the buildprop edit in a bit.
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In Xposed install "Wanam Xposed", open Wanam, go to Security Hacks, and click "Disable Secure Storage" and S Health will work fine.
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hpmaxim said:
I'm not sure how to use it since this is the first time I've heard of it, but it appears to be there. S Health seems to have been killed somewhere along he way there. No more pedometer, UV sensor, SPO2, or heart rate....
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pdaddy said:
In Xposed install "Wanam Xposed", open Wanam, go to Security Hacks, and click "Disable Secure Storage" and S Health will work fine.
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That sounds way simpler.
Thanks!......
So I tried that and it didn't work.....hmmmm

Shadeoblac said:
That sounds way simpler.
Thanks!......
So I tried that and it didn't work.....hmmmm
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Yep, me too... Didn't make a difference.

hpmaxim said:
Yep, me too... Didn't make a difference.
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Going to try that buildprop edit. I'll report back as soon as I'm done.
Update: The buildprop edit from http://www.andromods.com/fix-troubleshoot/fix-xposed-framework-shealth-problem-galaxy-s5.html
worked. Xposed and S Health working now.

Shadeoblac said:
Going to try that buildprop edit. I'll report back as soon as I'm done.
Update: The buildprop edit from http://www.andromods.com/fix-troubleshoot/fix-xposed-framework-shealth-problem-galaxy-s5.html
worked. Xposed and S Health working now.
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I had the same problem with S Health, but there is an xposed module that will fix the issue for you. Just search in the download section of xposed.

hpmaxim said:
Yep, me too... Didn't make a difference.
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allaidback said:
I had the same problem with S Health, but there is an xposed module that will fix the issue for you. Just search in the download section of xposed.
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I'll check it out, but it's working fine now. Now if I could only remember how to get the SD back to normal again.

TWRP should be out today so we can root via an actual Sprint method if you guys wanted to wait a little longer. I believe you can even root via CF now.
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