I'm hoping someone can help me narrow down the call bug we have in aosp. Can some on a stock based ROM get me a radio log cat of making an out going call?
Start this then make your call, you can hang up after it starts ringing.
Code:
adb logcat -b radio > logcat-radio-stock-call.txt
Thanks!
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If you still need this, and can tell me how do do it all on my phone, ill help. No computer access.
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If you still need this, and can tell me how do do it all on my phone, ill help. No computer access.
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There are some log cat apps on the market that you might be able to get radio log cats from. Or you can turn on USB debugging and then enable adbd over network, something the adb WiFi toggle from the market will work. After which in a terminal you can do "adb connect localhost" and then use the adb logcat from the terminal emulator.
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logcat
hey shel here's my logcat in case you still need it.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/qkpq3f1xmz9pvdb/Terminal Saved Output.txt
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I have downloaded the oneclickroot and I have enabled USB debugging and followed all instructions but I keep getting errors.. Im entering the commands on Terminal.. chmod 777 run.sh and then ./run.sh
I have stock Ec05
Original one click made by joeykrim and one click installer made by noobnl and firon
busybox by skeeterslint
Press any key to continue...
Starting adb server
./run.sh: line 23: adb: command not found
./run.sh: line 26: adb: command not found
./run.sh: line 33: adb: command not found
./run.sh: line 35: adb: command not found
Phone is not connected. Press any key to continue.\n
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What am I doing wrong here? The phone is connected and I keep getting this error...
Try this It was easier than the one click root http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWAw8m2x1JE&feature=youtube_gdata_player
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I tried this software and i get comunication problems as well. I think thia cable is falty
Where can i buy a new better and cheap data cable for this phone?
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Try eBay. That would be cheaper but try best buy
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Just bought one highy rated from amazon for little over 1 buck
Hopefully now i can finally root my phone..
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teco2010 said:
Just bought one highy rated from amazon for little over 1 buck
Hopefully now i can finally root my phone..
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Cool lets hope so
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Just wondering how I would go about capturing the ota update. My wife's phone isn't rooted and she is getting the update notification. I'd anyone can help I would greatly appreciate it
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This may work well in the dev section also, for now at least. More traffic over there.
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As it is a question I thought I should at least ask here first.
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As it is a question I thought I should at least ask here first.
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It's GREAT to see that there are users that know this. One wouldn't believe how many posts we get like this in Dev that are immediately replied to with "RONG SEKTION, Q A PL0X"
Anyway, I believe you need to use abd during the install, not sure though and there are people that can explain it better than I can anyway. +1 for the idea though
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It's GREAT to see that there are users that know this. One wouldn't believe how many posts we get like this in Dev that are immediately replied to with "RONG SEKTION, Q A PL0X"
Anyway, I believe you need to use abd during the install, not sure though and there are people that can explain it better than I can anyway. +1 for the idea though
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ADB I have. But what do i need to do with it?
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ADB I have. But what do i need to do with it?
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I'm pretty sure you need to do an adb pull while the update runs. But, wait for someone more educated than I to give you further instruction, as I have no idea in hell how to do it
quick google search yielded this.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1041572
idk if it would work but you can try.
It sounds like root is needed. Her phone isn't rooted. Does anyone know of a way without root?
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Found this in the desire forum. Would this work for the incredible as well?
The OTA .zip files which are downloaded from a Google server are not signed the same way as the RUU "rom.zip" files - they use the app .apk manifest signing method. (manifests and certs a la "jarsigner").
If you are interested in looking at the process that HTC/Verizon uses for the OTA updates, you can get the URL for the OTA zip the following way:
Run logcat on the pc and accept the update on the phone
$ adb logcat > logcat_accept.txt
This will sit like this (it continues to log output into the output file) until the phone reboots. At that point, the adb logcat job will terminate, and the name of the zip file will be indicated in the logfile in a message similar to:
W/SystemUpdateHelper( 64): !!! REBOOTING TO INSTALL /cache/desirec-ota-104882.7b1e5cca.zip !!!
Then, take the name of the file and paste it on the end of android.clients.google.com/updates/partner
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Is there a way by either an internal file or maybe an app to be able to track the boot log sequence of an Samsung Epic Touch (4G) Sprint. so if I have an error or an app is acting up I can tell which app or where in the boot up sequence there is a problem and what is causing it.
Now I have to uninstall the latest apps until I find the one that is causing a problem.
Also is there a way to for lack of a better word to (safe mode) or similar?
Thanks
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Is there a way by either an internal file or maybe an app to be able to track the boot log sequence of an Samsung Epic Touch (4G) Sprint. so if I have an error or an app is acting up I can tell which app or where in the boot up sequence there is a problem and what is causing it.
Now I have to uninstall the latest apps until I find the one that is causing a problem.
Also is there a way to for lack of a better word to (safe mode) or similar?
Thanks
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Did you try dumping a logcat? If not sure how to do, Google had basic instructions on the Android dev site.
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adb logcat > logcat.txt on boot or watch it through terminal. Exporting it might help as it can move fast on boot.
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http://www.tested.com/news/feature/...ds-safe-mode-to-save-a-phone-from-boot-loops/
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adb logcat > logcat.txt on boot or watch it through terminal. Exporting it might help as it can move fast on boot.
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Can you elaborate a bit, I must admit I am a bit green in the ANDROID knowledge.
Thanks
Is there any way to access the ##data# menu from an aosp rom ? Seems to only be accessible from touchwiz roms.
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Is there any way to access the ##data# menu from an aosp rom ? Seems to only be accessible from touchwiz roms.
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I believe it is only for TW roms. Some Android dialer codes simply won't work on AOSP roms. ##786#, to check Sprint usage timers doesn't work on AOSP, either.
What about from a terminal emulator to bring up iothiddenmenu? Not sure, just wanted to throw it out there... In a terminal type this:
am broadcast -a android.provider.Telephony.SECRET_CODE -d android_secret_code://IOTHIDDENMENU
Not tested in aosp by me, use at your own risk etc etc.. Hope it helps.
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What about from a terminal emulator to bring up iothiddenmenu? Not sure, just wanted to throw it out there... In a terminal type this:
am broadcast -a android.provider.Telephony.SECRET_CODE -d android_secret_code://IOTHIDDENMENU
Not tested in aosp by me, use at your own risk etc etc.. Hope it helps.
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I dont think so. I'm pretty sure all these programming options are only on stock / stock based
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What about from a terminal emulator to bring up iothiddenmenu? Not sure, just wanted to throw it out there... In a terminal type this:
am broadcast -a android.provider.Telephony.SECRET_CODE -d android_secret_code://IOTHIDDENMENU
Not tested in aosp by me, use at your own risk etc etc.. Hope it helps.
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in order for that to work the IOThiddenmenu.APK would need to be in the system. However I did try to copy over that file from a TouchWiz ROM onto ASOP, but it just froze the phone. Not sure if there is any other way to access the settings.
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I've officially drove myseld mad here....I've searched and searched and I cannot find a clear cut method way or place to install the drivers for this phone.
If someone wouldn't mind helping me out, I'd appreciate it.
Thanks
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The problem its giving me is when I try to adb devices or something like that, the phone keeps showing "offline" its listed and has a serial number but won't do anything and says offline.
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Adb kill-server
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Adb kill-server
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I've tried that...it persistently says offline.
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I've tried that...it persistently says offline.
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Have you accepted the connection on your phone? Is debug activated on the phone?
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Have you accepted the connection on your phone? Is debug activated on the phone?
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Yes and yes.
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Yes and yes.
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got an update...ive found that its just adb that isnt working.
If I manually button boot into bootloader, I can run all fastboot commands, but when I do adb commands, the phone reads "offline" or "waiting on device"
any idea on what the problem might be...is it a bad adb driver?
thanks
adb doesnt work in the bootloader....
only in custom recoveries and in android itself.
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adb doesnt work in the bootloader....
only in custom recoveries and in android itself.
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I understand that, but when I am booted into android os, and I run adb devices...it gives me the number of the device and out to the right it says offline.
So from booted into android, I cant type adb reboot bootloader...it does nothing,,,,waiting on device.
Now, I have an HTC One also, and it works perfectly fine, thats why I was thinking it may be a driver issue.
Its aggravating because I have one of the most developed device and I can get adb to work,,,ha
thanks for the response though
Try updating the sdk tools?
Try a different cable?