After about a week of trying to debug wifi connectivity issues on stock samsung roms, I present my findings just for the sake of documentation Try these mods at your own risk.
Sammy's stock ROM suffers in the wifi department due to many factors:
1. From logcat you'll find something like this when attempting to connect to EAP secured networks:
Code:
I/wpa_supplicant( 438): wlan0: Trying to associate with 00:23:eb:e4:06:b4 (SSID='black' freq=2452 MHz)
I/wpa_supplicant( 438): wlan0: Associated with 00:23:eb:e4:06:b4
I/wpa_supplicant( 438): wlan0: CTRL-EVENT-EAP-STARTED EAP authentication started
I/wpa_supplicant( 438): wlan0: CTRL-EVENT-EAP-PROPOSED-METHOD vendor=0 method=25
I/wpa_supplicant( 438): wlan0: CTRL-EVENT-EAP-METHOD EAP vendor 0 method 25 (PEAP) selected
I/wpa_supplicant( 438): SSL: SSL3 alert: read (remote end reported an error):fatal:bad certificate
I/wpa_supplicant( 438): OpenSSL: openssl_handshake - SSL_connect error:14094412:SSL routines:SSL3_READ_BYTES:sslv3 alert bad certificate
I/wpa_supplicant( 438): wlan0: CTRL-EVENT-EAP-FAILURE EAP authentication failed
I/wpa_supplicant( 438): wlan0: Authentication with 00:23:eb:e4:06:b4 timed out.
I/wpa_supplicant( 438): wlan0: CTRL-EVENT-DISCONNECTED bssid=00:00:00:00:00:00 reason=0
D/SupplicantStateTracker( 348): Failed to authenticate, disabling network 1
This is due to an AOSP wpa_supplicant bug that broadcasts ticket sessions when connecting to EAP secured networks. This was fixed by Google in 4.1.2 so I ported that fix to ICS as documented here
2. Filters in BCMDHD (our wifi driver) not working properly. You'll find that bug by sniffing packets on very busy networks (like the one I work at). The driver picks up all broadcast messages when it shouldn't. This was fixed by CyanogenMod (Thanks Entropy512!) so I've ported that to our dhd.ko module that should work on stock as documented here. I actually also update the module drivers from 1.15.11 to 1.15.15.
This takes care of filtering out undesired packets. However, it only works when the phone's screen is off. So I changed that to work at all times. The change in code is also referenced by the same commit.
So, what does that mean to you? Well, if you have problems connecting to wireless APs using stock AT&T ROM, then you might want to give these mods a shot. For me, I am now able to connect to my work AP and I'm getting less wlan_rx_wake wakelocks that take my CPU out of deep sleep, hence much better battery life.
I'm attaching a wpa_supplicant patch and a stock kernel that includes the modified wifi driver. Both these files require a hacked recovery.
Enjoy it.
Note: I've also included CWM that flashes the module only. It may or may not work on other S3 variants and stock ROMs. So try it at your own risk.
a) If you are running UCALH9, you could flash either the full kernel or the dhd mod only.
b) If you're coming from any other kernel, you must flash the full kernel which includes the modified module.
thank you, good sir
Just to be clear this will only work with stock kernel? Or it can work with other custom kernel such as ktoonz.
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sinichi21 said:
Just to be clear this will only work with stock kernel? Or it can work with other custom kernel such as ktoonz.
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Wording suggests you need stock kernel for this mod to work.
I'm going to give this a try when I get home from work, I don't use wifi often but my wife does on her s3 and she gets a little aggravated on occasion because of less than perfect wifi performance. Thanks!
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sinichi21 said:
Just to be clear this will only work with stock kernel? Or it can work with other custom kernel such as ktoonz.
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To be honest I'm not sure if the dhd.ko module will load on ktoonsez's kernel. Give it a try and let us know I did have that same module built for ktoonsez as I was on his kernel earlier. I can try to look for it if you guys are interested.
The wpa_supplicant file should work on any ICS ROM however.
Just wanna to ask which one should i flash for UCLEM stock rom? Thanks...
White Hot! GS3.
LuRock said:
Just wanna to ask which one should i flash for UCLEM stock rom? Thanks...
White Hot! GS3.
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load the module only and the wpa_supplicant fix.
The one that ships with the kernel has the stock UCALH9 kernel in it. If the module only doesn't work, let me know before upgrading your kernel to UCALH9.
Note: By "not work", I mean your wifi simply won't turn on.
madmack said:
load the module only and the wpa_supplicant fix.
The one that ships with the kernel has the stock UCALH9 kernel in it. If the module only doesn't work, let me know before upgrading your kernel to UCALH9.
Note: By "not work", I mean your wifi simply won't turn on.
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Oh man I jumped the gun and just flashed the kernel and driver. Everything is working find tho. But I don't see a change on the kernel under about device.
White Hot! GS3.
LuRock said:
Oh man I jumped the gun and just flashed the kernel and driver. Everything is working find tho. But I don't see a change on the kernel under about device.
White Hot! GS3.
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The kernel version I suspect is not changed. The build date should. Do you have a build date of Aug 29th in there? If so, you're probably running UCALH9. Not a big problem if everything is running smoothly. You simply upgraded your kernel and kept the ROM system files intact.
If any issues should arise how do I remove the mod?
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madmack said:
The kernel version I suspect is not changed. The build date should. Do you have a build date of Aug 29th in there? If so, you're probably running UCALH9. Not a big problem if everything is running smoothly. You simply upgraded your kernel and kept the ROM system files intact.
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Aug.29 it is! Thanks madmack I appreciate it.
White Hot! GS3.
bolillo said:
If any issues should arise how do I remove the mod?
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you can use cwm backup, then restore.
a more elegant and a longer story:
1. rename /system/lib/modules/dhd.ko and /system/bin/wpa_supplicant to anything you like.
2. flash my files
3. Not happy: remove dhd.ko and wpa_supplicant and rename the files you backed up back.
In this case, you shouldn't touch the KERNEL cwm file that I'm attaching. Flash only the module and the supplicant file.
madmack said:
you can use cwm backup, then restore.
a more elegant and a longer story:
1. rename /system/lib/modules/dhd.ko and /system/bin/wpa_supplicant to anything you like.
2. flash my files
3. Not happy: remove dhd.ko and wpa_supplicant and rename the files you backed up back.
In this case, you shouldn't touch the KERNEL cwm file that I'm attaching. Flash only the module and the supplicant file.
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Got it ^^
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any chance you could modify the wpa_supplicant to enable visibility and connectivity to ad-hoc networks. it has been done on other devices.
and regarding the "fix" on the packet sniffing issue, is anyone able to confirm if receiving wifi-direct requests still works between devices? where the "fixed" device is to receive a request. i have a feeling....
TRusselo said:
any chance you could modify the wpa_supplicant to enable visibility and connectivity to ad-hoc networks. it has been done on other devices.
and regarding the "fix" on the packet sniffing issue, is anyone able to confirm if receiving wifi-direct requests still works between devices? where the "fixed" device is to receive a request. i have a feeling....
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I can have a look at that. Got any sources that I can peek into? I don't really use any ad-hoc networks myself but I can have a look if it's a simple patch and recompile operation.
The filters on the wifi module in CM based ROMs match those of this patch. It's just that they were enabled only when screen is off (suspended) and disabled when screen turned on so I changed that. So if they work fine, this works fine as well.
In essence: if any packet is destined to your device, you will receive it. The filter only applies to packets that are broadcasted. On my work's AP, that's like 10 packets a second. Things like wireless printers, media APs, and some protocols such as Dropbox LAN sharing cause this kind of broadcast messages. Of course Dropbox will continue to work on your device because the mobile version never uses this tech anyways.
I cant find any guide or how to info on the ad-hoc network, just a whole lot of people that have done it, just run a search for " enable ad-hoc JB " or " wpa_supplicant ad-hoc JB ". Maybe shoot some of the devs a PM.
madmack said:
To be honest I'm not sure if the dhd.ko module will load on ktoonsez's kernel. Give it a try and let us know I did have that same module built for ktoonsez as I was on his kernel earlier. I can try to look for it if you guys are interested.
The wpa_supplicant file should work on any ICS ROM however.
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Just tried it it wont toggle on the wifi with ktoonz kernel but the wpa suppkicant work as you said.
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attached is the module only cwm file for the latest ktoonsez ICS kernel.
It's a little pointless to release these as his sources are out so if he wants to incorporate these changes he can simply just use my commit instead of me releasing patches to his kernel.
TRusselo said:
I cant find any guide or how to info on the ad-hoc network, just a whole lot of people that have done it, just run a search for " enable ad-hoc JB " or " wpa_supplicant ad-hoc JB ". Maybe shoot some of the devs a PM.
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give this a try. lemme know if it works. It seems CM9 supports ad-hoc networks, so I based my patch on it and recompiled. It works fine here with my current AP but I didn't test it with any ad-hoc networks.
madmack said:
attached is the module only cwm file for the latest ktoonsez ICS kernel.
It's a little pointless to release these as his sources are out so if he wants to incorporate these changes he can simply just use my commit instead of me releasing patches to his kernel.
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For some reason it didnt work on mine but any way thank you for providing some config really appreciate your work i think the suplicant is enought to stablized my connection hopefully need more days to test it but thanks
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As i am sure some guys will figure out why XXJVS (2.3.5) breaks wifi in some cases.
In mine it did not actually, but the fixes for the phone.apk floating around here gave me the idea to wrap up a CWM package with the Wifi files from XXJVR.
For the people that did have issues with Wifi it seems to stay stable now.
So if you are on XXJVS (Odexed or Deodexed) try to flash the package and see if it helps you. I also included a restore CWM file to go back "fully stock" in case it breaks Wifi.
Test the wifi with WifiFix.zip
Restore with WifiFixJVS.zip
Just let me know if it worked or not.
Doesn´t work for me. My SGS still loosing WIFI for just a few seconds.
Same here...
Do you guys also use the JVS modem ?
And what type of encryption do you use ?
Yes I´m on JVS modem. I use WPA2-PSK encryption.
The strange thing is that my encryption is also wpa/wpa2 psk @ 54 mbit
But i did encounter in the past some connection issues with a older wifi-router.
This router had wifi-n draft support.
The moment i replaced it with a Cisco E2000 router no problems anymore. But like i said i did not have any issues with JVS to begin with. But when i released my Tornado ROM i heard of some wifi issues that were fixed with this fix.
STILL THE SAME PROB
Thanx for effort bro but no luck
okay by the way y Tornado is of only 93 MB how come ? so less
as stock comes around 200+ MB ?
arkerio said:
STILL THE SAME PROB
Thanx for effort bro but no luck
okay by the way y Tornado is of only 93 MB how come ? so less
as stock comes around 200+ MB ?
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We like to strip the ROM to the barebone.
And if you want stock apps back then just use the addon app to install them back or even remove them again
The ROM has (on JVR) proven to be stable and quick. Our Tornado-users seem to be liking this concept.
Advertizing for another forum?
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I was able to do a workaround by setting a static IP on my device. But I hope there will be a fix in the near future.
thanks but...
thanks friend I tried both, no luck, wifi still dissapears after few seconds .
Brotuck said:
We like to strip the ROM to the barebone.
And if you want stock apps back then just use the addon app to install them back or even remove them again
The ROM has (on JVR) proven to be stable and quick. Our Tornado-users seem to be liking this concept.
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Thanx for Your Kind Answer
Downloaded Tornado but bit afraid to flash it
as ppl are saying that cell is getting warmer
Wifi Fix from AOSP 2.3.5 - Updated now V2
Dont use this
Will delete attachment when I am not on tapatalk
Lets Try
EDIT:-
SADNESS WIFI WONT EVEN START NOW
Thanx for your effort red but now wifi is not starting
I can't test it right now. But maybe you have to edit wifi.conf to link to the new files.
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Haha alright then I will clear it away then
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sadness
redmaner said:
Wifi Fix
Hello all
I am posting here my wifi fix!
What is diffrent from brotuck?
Well JVS = android 2.3.5
Stock android 2.3.5 (what i am running now) is using
bcm4330_aps.bin
bcm4330_mfg.bin
bcm4330_sta.bin
JVS uses
bcm4329_aps.bin
bcm4329_mfg.bin
bcm4329_sta.bin
When I use my clear mind it uses outdated wifi files so I pulled the AOSP ones renamed theme to 4329 and packed it with brotuck's fix
Maybe it works I am not sure!
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sorry to say, wifi cant even start. :'(
Well I don't give up that easily so when you have some time try V2
V2
-Using updated wifi.conf from JVS
same.
redmaner said:
Well I don't give up that easily so when you have some time try V2
V2
-Using updated wifi.conf from JVS
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sorry, same too, doesnt start up at all :/.
Alright thanks
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OK, before I go try and reinvent the wheel, has got a tun.ko module for the E4GT built yet?
--Mods feel free to delete this post. It would be good public knowledge for people to know that the tun module is built into our factory kernel though..
This needs to go in the Q&A forum. Not in development. Hope you brought some flame pants.
Wrong section, and it's built into the kernel.
flame on then. and a mod is free to move it to Q&A. I was going to go try and build it myself.
dodgeboy said:
Wrong section, and it's built into the kernel.
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Is there somewhere that confirms it being built into the kernel for sure? I can't get Cisco Any Connect to work, which require that mod being loaded into the kernel, TIA!
I would have to agree that it's build into the kernel with what I have seen so far with trying to get openvpn to work.
KingOfThaJungle said:
Is there somewhere that confirms it being built into the kernel for sure? I can't get Cisco Any Connect to work, which require that mod being loaded into the kernel, TIA!
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Cisco Anyconnect works fine for me. Stock rom (rooted), stock kernel. It did not work for me (gave some error about not being able to apply configuration changes) when I was using the CWM kernel briefly.
Dave
RUSSIAN NYAN CAT.
Every spam thread in Development means 15 more minutes of this. Please, think of your fellow users. Don't make me post this again.
OK, if it's in the kernel, does that mean it's automatically enabled, and I don't have to do anything to get it running? I'm coming from an Epic 4G where I had to run the tun.ko module, so bear with me on this please.
Robbzilla said:
OK, if it's in the kernel, does that mean it's automatically enabled, and I don't have to do anything to get it running? I'm coming from an Epic 4G where I had to run the tun.ko module, so bear with me on this please.
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Correct. If it's in the kernel, you don't need to load a module.
OK, so dumb question #2: which kernels have it built in, or does it come in the stock kernel? I'm using Lost kernel at the moment, and get a robot is acting like I forgot to load the tun.ko module...
FYI: my work uses an old VPN system; ipsec psk that doesn't use certificates, and uses the old Cisco VPN client, which doesn't work with anyconnect. I've had successes with my epic 4G with get a robot and a good kernel, so that's where I'm coming from, but am still getting my feet wet on the new phone.
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Robbzilla said:
OK, so dumb question #2: which kernels have it built in, or does it come in the stock kernel? I'm using Lost kernel at the moment, and get a robot is acting like I forgot to load the tun.ko module...
FYI: my work uses an old VPN system; ipsec psk that doesn't use certificates, and uses the old Cisco VPN client, which doesn't work with anyconnect. I've had successes with my epic 4G with get a robot and a good kernel, so that's where I'm coming from, but am still getting my feet wet on the new phone.
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So far (for me, at least), it has only worked with the stock "pulled" kernel. It works with the pulled kernel that contains CWM, as well. All of my experience is related to the anyconnect client. I haven't tried to connect to any older IPSEC only systems, or used get a robot.
Dave
My turn for a nOOb question ...what is TUN.KO? Thanks friends
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JohnCorleone said:
My turn for a nOOb question ...what is TUN.KO? Thanks friends
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It's a tunneling module that allows you to connect via VPN if it's not built into the kernel that you're using. In short, you turn it on and it gives the VPN apps the tools they need to work right. Android has been pretty lax about including this over the years, although it's supposed to be integrated into ICS, allegedly.
dodgeboy said:
So far (for me, at least), it has only worked with the stock "pulled" kernel. It works with the pulled kernel that contains CWM, as well. All of my experience is related to the anyconnect client. I haven't tried to connect to any older IPSEC only systems, or used get a robot.
Dave
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I've had no luck with get a robot. It's still crashing. Anyconnect just won't see our VPN. I've gone to the pulled stock kernel as well, and no dice. Bleh. Hopefully someone will release an external tun.ko for this.
I've only gotten openvpn to work in routed mode and not bridged. I'm not sure if it's an openvpn issue, a phone issue, or the fact that I'm using OpenVPN-AS (vmware appliance) and the openvpn on the phone doesn't support DHCP maybe?
If I'm not mistaken, OpenVPN won't connect to a Cisco 3000 concentrator...
I've done a lot of reading recently, and have come to the tenative conclusion that while the tun module is included in the kernel, it's not activated in the kernel.
So I've done some digging, and am trying the following:
First check if the TUN module is enabled on the hardware node:
lsmod | grep tun (No answer)
If not, load the module using modprobe:
modprobe tun
SIGH... no luck...
OK, I've done a little more work on this, but still no luck.
When I try modprobe tun, I get:
chdir(2.6.35.8_LostKernelExp+): No such file or directory
I can see the tun file in the /dev directory, but can't find an rc.conf. Is that possibly the reason that this isn't going? I'm fairly mediocre with Linux, so it's a little frustrating to say the least.
There is no module, its compiled into the kernel..
Robbzilla said:
I've done a lot of reading recently, and have come to the tenative conclusion that while the tun module is included in the kernel, it's not activated in the kernel.
So I've done some digging, and am trying the following:
First check if the TUN module is enabled on the hardware node:
lsmod | grep tun (No answer)
If not, load the module using modprobe:
modprobe tun
SIGH... no luck...
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Can someone please share this for me? I am using the i9300 and having wifi calling will be a real improvement for me. I've tried searching, all I get so far is that the apk works only on touchwiz (which is what I have), but nobody's put up a link to this mythical thing
It only works for Tmobile, if you're using international S3 it won't work.
It's not just a apk, it's in the framework too.
Powered by the SGSIII
ThC23 said:
It only works for Tmobile, if you're using international S3 it won't work.
It's not just a apk, it's in the framework too.
Powered by the SGSIII
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I am on an Omega Jelly Bean ROM on t-mobile, with the i9300 variant. Don't I check all the right boxes? I thought the framework that it needed was part of touchwiz?
its way way more complicated then what you think it is.
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The pack has to be built for touchwiz because of the libs used to make it work.
You need the wifi calling provisioning or it won't route the UMA traffic over the right T-Mobile gateway.
Files:
system/app/com.android.kineto.apk
system/lib/libganril.so
system/lib/lib_ril_switch.so <--- may be custom modded for vendor (ie: Samsung, HTC etc)
system/lib/libkineto.so
system/lib/libreference-ril.so
system/lib/librilswitch.so
There may or may not be other files but you can see it's not just an APK.
datafoo said:
The pack has to be built for touchwiz because of the libs used to make it work.
You need the wifi calling provisioning or it won't route the UMA traffic over the right T-Mobile gateway.
Files:
system/app/com.android.kineto.apk
system/lib/libganril.so
system/lib/lib_ril_switch.so <--- may be custom modded for vendor (ie: Samsung, HTC etc)
system/lib/libkineto.so
system/lib/libreference-ril.so
system/lib/librilswitch.so
There may or may not be other files but you can see it's not just an APK.
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Thank you, that's a great start! When I get back home today, I'll take a stab at extracting these from a T999 update and try it out. If it works, I'll see how complicated creating an update.zip is and package it.
datafoo said:
The pack has to be built for touchwiz because of the libs used to make it work.
You need the wifi calling provisioning or it won't route the UMA traffic over the right T-Mobile gateway.
Files:
system/app/com.android.kineto.apk
system/lib/libganril.so
system/lib/lib_ril_switch.so <--- may be custom modded for vendor (ie: Samsung, HTC etc)
system/lib/libkineto.so
system/lib/libreference-ril.so
system/lib/librilswitch.so
There may or may not be other files but you can see it's not just an APK.
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That is a start but im afraid that's about all it is. You'd also need wificall.apk (com.movial.wifiicall) and probably some binary files.
Also, even if you managed to get all the correct files, you would then need to port the code over to settings so you can use it. There is also probably code in systemui, framework, etc. I just doubt that simply flashing the files to your phone will work...unless the i9300 version of tw has it already and you just need it to work for tmobile. I dont think itll be a quick or easy thing to do.
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FNM
find wifi calling
sarathmenon said:
I am on an Omega Jelly Bean ROM on t-mobile, with the i9300 variant. Don't I check all the right boxes? I thought the framework that it needed was part of touchwiz?
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Did you check under settings? On late model phones it's not an apk, but built into the phone.
kb
It is possible to get wifi calling on your i9300. As seen here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHhjduFCCug] need to flash a T-Mobile S3 ROM on your phone. Much more simply than the methods discussed above.
anteko said:
It is possible to get wifi calling on your i9300. As seen here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHhjduFCCug] need to flash a T-Mobile S3 ROM on your phone. Much more simply than the methods discussed above.
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If the OP follows your instructions, he will have a brick.
Lightly Tweaked Stock
Purpose of Rom
You may have noticed that this rom unlike others is essential all stock. I've done this for the people who want a clean rom to start their own development from or just like the complete stock experience without the hassle of Odin and rooting afterword.
Features
Based off UVMC6 (4.1.2)
Deodexed
Rooted with supersu
CM10 APN
Screenshots
UVMC6 Related Issues
If you don't use a radio based on a 4.1.2 rom you will get no signal bars and may experience frequent disconnects. If you're on a provider other then t-mobile like me you will be able to connect to your data network provider if cm10 supports it but you will need to disable wifi calling in the settings.
Flashing Instructions
Use Odin to get a custom recovery (Tested on TWRP 2.5)
Wipe System/Data/Cache/Davlik/Preload
Flash Rom
Reboot
Let sit for 10 minutes
Reboot agian
Enjoy!
Download
2.0
Dev-Host
Size: 446.91 MB
MD5 Sum: a41bc802c8a6719016cf816b6749f96c
1.0 (Play Store might not work)
Dev-Host
Size: 446.92 MB
MD5 Sum: e5686d16172b58d723cd1776a9851913
Tethering Addon
Dev-Host
Size: 12.55 MB
MD5 Sum: 1c0ddbbc8dabe9caf5904c14a98b0da4
(Also disables CIQ)
Mine...
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Sigh
No offense, but this is not development, this belongs in general.
bseager said:
No offense, but this is not development, this belongs in general.
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I don't think you can post a rom in General. This is the right place to put it.
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bseager said:
No offense, but this is not development, this belongs in general.
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I think your lost lol... No offense
Please add a tethering mod in here.. Otherwise great for me
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Exactly what I have been looking for (since my usb failed). Thanks!
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Hi, I gave a sgh-t989d as well..do you have any problems charging to 100% using your rom? Right now I using Koragg618's stock rom and my phone is only changing to 97/98%.
Nice job on this. Guys be sure to expect a multi view ROM from team necessity. Will be based on this ROM
Looks pretty wife friendly lol thanks
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bseager said:
No offense, but this is not development, this belongs in general.
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Alarmmy said:
I don't think you can post a rom in General. This is the right place to put it.
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Absolutely you can.
jahrule said:
I think your lost lol... No offense
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Perhaps I am, what have you done here then development wise other than posting a rooted stock 4.1.2.? Seems like there are about 20 threads in this forum that already that cover this.
bseager said:
Absolutely you can.
Perhaps I am, what have you done here then development wise other than posting a rooted stock 4.1.2.? Seems like there are about 20 threads in this forum that already that cover this.
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If you don't know what the difference is between this and the other 20 then flash it and see or STFU and GTFU! :good:
wifi tethering
if you want wifi thering on a stock rooted rom then try this. download wifi tether widget from play store and set up name and password. then go to system-apps and delete tetheringprovisions.apk. then create new apn. name it tether. then on apn line enter epc.tmobile.com or whatever is in the apn line for your provider. save it you dont have to set it as your apn. you should have wifi tethering now:good:
freeandroid4248 said:
Hi, I gave a sgh-t989d as well..do you have any problems charging to 100% using your rom? Right now I using Koragg618's stock rom and my phone is only changing to 97/98%.
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I've never had any problem's charging to 100% with UVMC6, did you try wiping your caches and/or data? You could try to charge to 100% in a recovery or when the phone is off and reboot that way, it's unlikely it's a hardware issue but if it is that would let you know.
skinsfanbdh said:
if you want wifi thering on a stock rooted rom then try this. download wifi tether widget from play store and set up name and password. then go to system-apps and delete tetheringprovisions.apk. then create new apn. name it tether. then on apn line enter epc.tmobile.com or whatever is in the apn line for your provider. save it you dont have to set it as your apn. you should have wifi tethering now:good:
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Tetheringpervision.apk is hard coded into the framework-res.apk. For it to successfully work you would also need to decompile the framwork-res.apk and navigate to red/values/array and remove the part about tetheringpervision. Then recompile the apk and push it to system/framework. if you need help let me know.
Also the APNs need to be unlocked or you won't be able to change it. Last there is a hidden APN for tethering, if it isn't removed you will never be able to connect.
Jamison904 said:
Tetheringpervision.apk is hard coded into the framework-res.apk. For it to successfully work you would also need to decompile the framwork-res.apk and navigate to red/values/array and remove the part about tetheringpervision. Then recompile the apk and push it to system/framework. if you need help let me know.
Also the APNs need to be unlocked or you won't be able to change it. Last there is a hidden APN for tethering, if it isn't removed you will never be able to connect.
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There's also a good guide for t-mobile touchwiz roms here , I'm going to upload a flashable zip with the mod incorporated in a few mins.
This is exactly what I was looking for.
namanjr said:
I've never had any problem's charging to 100% with UVMC6, did you try wiping your caches and/or data? You could try to charge to 100% in a recovery or when the phone is off and reboot that way, it's unlikely it's a hardware issue but if it is that would let you know.
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It never happened in ICS...hrmm...I just tried to install your rom to see if it would help, followed the directions you posted;
namanjr said:
Lightly Tweaked Stock
Flashing Instructions
Use Odin to get a custom recovery (Tested on TWRP 2.5)
Wipe System/Data/Cache/Davlik/Preload
Flash Rom
Reboot
Let sit for 10 minutes
Reboot agian
Enjoy!
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But, I can't seem to find google play store after I boot, or reboot, what did I do wrong?
Never mind, I decided to go back to ICS via odin and wait for the official update from koodo.
namanjr said:
There's also a good guide for t-mobile touchwiz roms here , I'm going to upload a flashable zip with the mod incorporated in a few mins.
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Yes Jovy is one of my buddies. He and I trade modifications all the time. Anyways, like I said if you need a hand let me know... or you can just grab mine. That is fine with me as well.
Great!
We have experienced so many UI's, like Miui, AOSP, Sense, Touchwiz, etc. but Men always need something new!. Now I bring you the different, the one with nice look, that is Flyme OS. Obviously this is a port of Flyme OS from the Meizu MX (Thanks to Meizu, Cyanogenmod and Lloir), a heavily modified version of Android 4.0.4, the only bugs that i can duplicate is wifi not working! guys can any one help me to fix it?
Base rom: CM9 by Lloir (Thanks Lloir)
Working:
Everything except WIFI
Download link:... http://www.mediafire.com/download/2z270pauld3el01/Flyme_beta.sooraj.zip
Hit like & thanks if you like this!
Happy to try it soon
im looking forward to try this but i really need wifi and i wont be able to help you
but as soon os is up i try it out
iTAZUETA said:
im looking forward to try this but i really need wifi and i wont be able to help you
but as soon os is up i try it out
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Same here need WiFi
But i really appreciated you the work... I will try it when WiFi is functional
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I'll try when wifi is working (Looks really cool o.o)
I'm surprised. Last time I heard of this, it was full of bugs. Nice work!
Once download it posted, I'll do some testing for WiFi. Recently been having Insomnia, can't sleep. So what else is there to do...
Woww looks cool i also try when wifi works
I love the GUI and I also want to give it a try. But I use wifi all day
WIFI
Im trying out ur OS and trying to get wifi to work and see whats wrong
I might have figured out why ur Wifi Doesnt work
the file giving a hint in ur logcat
Error parsing configurationjava.io.FileNotFoundException: /data/misc/wifi/ipconfig.txt: open failed: ENOENT (No such file or directory)
it need this file its just an empty file so try adding that and checking again
sorry cant add into the filesystem cause i dont know how to use adb! just try it out and let me know.
iTAZUETA said:
Im trying out ur OS and trying to get wifi to work and see whats wrong
I might have figured out why ur Wifi Doesnt work
the file giving a hint in ur logcat
Error parsing configurationjava.io.FileNotFoundException: /data/misc/wifi/ipconfig.txt: open failed: ENOENT (No such file or directory)
it need this file its just an empty file so try adding that and checking again
sorry cant add into the filesystem cause i dont know how to use adb! just try it out and let me know.
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open console
"adb remount"
and then
"adb push folder /data/misc/wifi/ipconfig.txt"
folder is which contains ipconfig.txt file )
maybe you don't have time for that but maybe it can help you )
i'm not developer of rom .but i think problem doesn't causes from ipconfig.txt because file inside of data ..so, for solving problem.it must be contain in system .not in data
) i will try asap and i'll feedback
me to use wifi constants day
will try on wifi works
iTAZUETA said:
Im trying out ur OS and trying to get wifi to work and see whats wrong
I might have figured out why ur Wifi Doesnt work
the file giving a hint in ur logcat
Error parsing configurationjava.io.FileNotFoundException: /data/misc/wifi/ipconfig.txt: open failed: ENOENT (No such file or directory)
it need this file its just an empty file so try adding that and checking again
sorry cant add into the filesystem cause i dont know how to use adb! just try it out and let me know.
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That file is in the data partition and os is creating it. still i add it but same..
soorajj said:
That file is in the data partition and os is creating it. still i add it but same..
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add wpa_client.so in lib folder
add wpa_supplicant.conf in system/etc/wifi
and wpa_cli in system/bin
add wpa_supplicant system/bin
if these files are already ther then take them from cm10 and add them in flyme os once you have copied them in the zip flash it then tell the results flash the latest cm10 hellboy kernel and then logcat when turning on wifi
I know that fixing Wi-Fi is a pain in the *** I am also haing a hard time trying to fix it on cm10.1
the file that you were adding is created by the files these supplicants will config the wifi
Abdullah1997 said:
add wpa_client.so in lib folder
add wpa_supplicant.conf in system/etc/wifi
and wpa_cli in system/bin
add wpa_supplicant system/bin
if these files are already ther then take them from cm10 and add them in flyme os once you have copied them in the zip flash it then tell the results flash the latest cm10 hellboy kernel and then logcat when turning on wifi
I know that fixing Wi-Fi is a pain in the *** I am also haing a hard time trying to fix it on cm10.1
the file that you were adding is created by the files these supplicants will config the wifi
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Dude his base cm9, cm10 kernel won't even boot. Yes those files should fix it. I'm running cm9 with no probs
So any success there? Dying to try this ROM, but Wi-Fi is needed
@ OP, What device did you port from?
I don't know if it's because I'm CDMA, but I had Phone FC's, Browser FC's, and some other random app from time to time. Also, I couldn't get text messages.
I tried to fix WiFi, but I didn't have time to test and flash back to back. WiFi turned on, off, on, and so on.
Other than that, pretty snappy. Nice Job~
Hi this will work on GSM only not for cdma
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I will try to fix over the weekend
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soorajj said:
Hi this will work on GSM only not for cdma
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i think Curiousn00b ported it for cdma
he has done it with other roms too
Just to clear the confusion
ivanrvf said:
Dude his base cm9, cm10 kernel won't even boot. Yes those files should fix it. I'm running cm9 with no probs
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Srry was talking to someone abt cm10 so got mistaken
Wow, this ROM looks great! Will there ever be a port for CDMA? We need something new over there!