I have the T999V ... which is the Canadian model of the T999
We have native android tethering ... no restrictions ... works immediately ... as you can see below
Each time I install a custom (T999 tmobile) rom, this ability gets replaced by the tmobile version, obviously
this essentially breaks/destroys/eliminates tethering for Me ... and other T999V users
Question:
can anyone identify which/all files are involved in tethering so that I/we can specifically back them up and restore them after installing a custom rom..
so that we can get native tethering back ?
Offer:
I am willing to participate with any devs that are interested in perhaps having/seeing the T999V native tethering files
so that possibly they can use these in their roms to bypass the restrictive carrier modifications right from the beginning
thanks in advance for any answers and/or particpation
*reserved*
for future, in case
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I am a dangerous noob, know enough to be dangerous literally. I am in search of the easiest to use software to build ROM's.
What I plan to do: Cook a Android ROM for the TP2 that is CDMA compatible.
The questions I have are:
1. What kitchen do you recommend to do this?
2. Is there software to import a .cab to compile a new ROM?
3. Is there software to import a custom ROM and start work from there?
( I would like to use the GSM rom, but rewrite it to CDMA, as most of the GSM drivers are the same)
I think I can get everything I need by using the existing GSM android TP2 cab( thanks to all here for making that), the SPRINT hero ROM (http://developer.htc.com/), and the A rom of the sprint TP2. ( I actually got the GSM android to see the sprint network lastnight with some reg edits)
I have searched here and found tons of programs, but almost all were out of date or 404 errors. Basicly my searches are slow since the servers are loaded up here, and i cannot mine the info i need. If someone could please point me in the right direction it would be GREAT.
Oh yes, I am using windows, but can setup a linux box if needed. or I can use a VMware image if needed, but I would rather build as much as possible in windows.
Please point me in the right direction!
Thank you
I just got a brand new htc touch pro2 (rhod100) that was a test unit. I think it's an international phone, but I have no idea if it's unlocked or not -- whether this would work on Sprint or AT&T or what in the U.S.
I'd like to go install a stable version of Android (2.2 is fine) and use it in the U.S. on AT&T and for international travel.
ROM is 1.19.401.0, Radio is 3.44.25.27
Any suggestions where to start?
I've rooted and flashed both Windows and Android phones before, but am not an expert.
Appreciate any help or pointers you all could give.
RS
first step in this, as you probably know, is to hardspl. Android over SD could work anyway even with stock rom, if my memory doesnt fail but it is always recommended to do it.
after that, one of the easiest ways to install android on SD is using Project Android.CAB, it install everything according to where it is supposed to be and then you just open the APP, select model and boot it. any more guidance? there are a lot of topics on the android section on TP2 but if you feel confused just ask.
i would recommend FRX07.1 Complete FroYo Bundle to start with
I travel more than average and prefer to insert a local SIM card whenever I land so as not to get ripped off, which is one of the reasons I bought a SIM free desire.
I want to put custom ROMs on it but am concerned that they might not have the international APN settings. The last phone I put custom ROMs on was WM5 and the ROMs didn't have this feature.
So....
Will the customs come with this ?
If some don't how do I tell if it's available on a specific ROM and is there a way to add if it's not ?
Thanks for any help
Please use the Q&A Forum for questions Thanks
Moving to Q&A
Thanks.
Anyone got ideas on this one ?
Nobody knows anything about this ?
Most custom rom's have a pretty complete apn list.
if you come across one that doesn't just replace the file /system/etc/apns-conf.xml with a more complete version of the file, I allways use the one from cyanogenmod if I have any problems.
But as I said, most (if not all) established rom's have a good apn list so I wouldn't worry unless your using an unstable experimental rom thats in its very early stages.
Sent from my HTC Desire using XDA App
Thanks, exactly what I was after
I took a look around the forums and couldn't find what I was searching for, so if a thread like this exists please point me in the right direction. Basically what I want to know is if I can switch my Rogers S3 to a Telus S3 software wise.The phone is already unlocked but getting the notifications constantly about Rogers software is beginning to irritate me
goldenarms said:
I took a look around the forums and couldn't find what I was searching for, so if a thread like this exists please point me in the right direction. Basically what I want to know is if I can switch my Rogers S3 to a Telus S3 software wise.The phone is already unlocked but getting the notifications constantly about Rogers software is beginning to irritate me
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- Rogers/Telus/Bell all use the same S3 i747m and either brand rom can be installed to either S3.
- each Carrier packs in their own bloatware/software. I have heard that perhaps Bell has the least.
- Most bloatware can be disabled with Titanium Backup Pro app but you likely need to root your installation first. Better read up on that before you try anything. There are PITFALLS if done incorrectly.
- TIP: you started a thread for topic matter that has lots of answers in this huge Forum...and actually you asked a QUESTION in the GENERAL section not the QUESTIONS section.
- good luck an dhappy searching
just root it, install a new rom and tadaa its gone. or you could root it and search here for a de-bloating software to remove unneeded apps
I'm thinking of rooting and possibly putting a custom rom on my AU LGL21 Optimus G, however, the only rooting guides I can find are for either the "international" version or the Docomo version. These guides seem to work in aspects of gaining root access, but apparently wifi stops working after just rooting using those guides(referencecan't post links yet, ask) Japanese, but google translate seems to not slaughter it too bad).
I have a programming background and am quite used to linux, I will not mind trying to even compile stuff by myself as long as there is a safe option for reflashing when it goes wrong. I am not however overly used to android hacking, does anyone know where I should start if I want to try to root it while trying to use other networking firmware etc. to get everything to work?
Also, is it possible to just grab device drivers and firmware from the stock rom? E.g. the LGL21 has a one segment TV receiver not found on the korean model, and it would be awesome if I could somehow get cyanogen or something on it and add in stock firmware for the devices that don't work otherwise.
I'd greatly appreciate ANY help
Thanks.