Can anyone that is rooted verify that this directory and file exists?
/data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf
Should be able to find it with a root explorer. Trying to fix an issue with my WiFi, and someone else said that deleting that file fixed their issue.
Thanks.
This is what I get when I search for that file
/system/bin/wpa_supplicant
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Wifi Config File wpa lg g4 h815
Can anyone that is rooted verify that this directory and file exists?
/data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf
Should be able to find it with a root explorer. Trying to fix an issue with my WiFi, and someone else said that deleting that file fixed their issue.
Thanks.
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Hey guys....
On android 2.1, I was able to go to SETTINGS>SECURITY>Install from SD card to install a .cer file for the wireless access points in my office. Now, on 2.2, when I do that I get a message saying "No certificate file found on SD card". I have tried putting the file at the root of the sd card as well as in a folder.
Did Sprint disable this or something? Any help would be appreciated.....
Exactly the same problem... any idea appreciated!
same issue. anyone?
edit: nvm got it working. to anyone still having the same problem make sure your .cer file is in your root directory.
Anzk said:
same issue. anyone?
edit: nvm got it working. to anyone still having the same problem make sure your .cer file is in your root directory.
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or try this link...
http://www.realmb.com/2010/01/android-certificate-installer/
Anzk said:
same issue. anyone?
edit: nvm got it working. to anyone still having the same problem make sure your .cer file is in your root directory.
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When you say root directory do you just mean /sdcard ? I did that and it doesn't show up.
I have a Nexus One with 2.3.3.
Anzk said:
same issue. anyone?
edit: nvm got it working. to anyone still having the same problem make sure your .cer file is in your root directory.
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How did you get it working? My .cer files are in /sdcard and it doesn't see them.
Edit: it recognized files named .crt for CA certificate, but not for user certificate
Hey, i accidentally deleted the wpa_supplicant.conf on system/etc/wifi, can anyone give me their stock version of the file?
By the way, is this file important in any way?
Thanks a lot
Not, really. It's a file with the description of the configuration file and all the available options for the true wpa_supplicant.conf file that is stored in another directory. Not needed unless you need to work with that file.
I've reset my device and everything but can't sign in to googleplay/gmail/google! Why? Is it a temporary problem or anything wrong with the device? Can or Will you fix it?*
It *says *that COULD NOT CONNECT TO SERVER and change your connection or whatever! Why is this so? I need it fixed! I can't fiND the answer anywhere
Or is it a location problem?
And ive unrooted my Device now! So no Root methods!
Kindly give me a step to step reply of making it work! Please. Waiting for reply
angerfist962 said:
Hi mate, i had the same problem on my s4 after i bought it... I jsut had to format my phone and everything was fixed
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Thanks!
And the format means to backup and reset device right?!
These problems usually happen because of the wrong hosts file includings so you should delete the hosts file and reboot your device but i am sorry cause you need root. To do it use es file explorer in root explorer mode or any other root explorers you know then switch to the root directory of your phone go to system/etc/ and then you can find a file named hosts.txt there then delete that file and reboot. It should do the trick.
Monstercat007 said:
Thanks!
And the format means to backup and reset device right?!
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yea... in the options there is option to format, in the storage place u know
Rooted....... Now?
Now I've rooted so now tell me someway through which I can delete the hosts file? Ed file Explorer... I know it... but what to do in it? Anger fist...
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Bro i think i gave the whole instruction i attach some pictures you can see how to find that hosts file if you enabled root explorer in es tools section in fast access bar you will be able to delete that file and then reboot. It should do it i had that problem 3 months with my sgs3 and then i find this way and fixed it. GL
My problem is solved ! I deleted host file and I can access my google account
JohnSmit268 said:
These problems usually happen because of the wrong hosts file includings so you should delete the hosts file and reboot your device but i am sorry cause you need root. To do it use es file explorer in root explorer mode or any other root explorers you know then switch to the root directory of your phone go to system/etc/ and then you can find a file named hosts.txt there then delete that file and reboot. It should do the trick.
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My problem is solved ! I deleted host file and I can created/access my google account from my tablet Galaxy Tab S 8,4' Thank You !
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I have always had a gps.conf file. It has for the past few years been Root, /etc. I have looked in /system/ and /system/etc. I can not locate this file on Oreo?
chazall1 said:
I have always had a gps.conf file. It has for the past few years been Root, /etc. I have looked in /system/ and /system/etc. I can not locate this file on Oreo?
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Just ran a quick search via Root Explorer. Found that file in /system/vendor/etc/
I went to /vendor/etc and yes it is their. Thank you
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Hi,
does anybody knows where to locate the file gps.conf ?? i have searched using root explorer but couldn't find it. Also looked in /system/vendor/etc
I would like to modify this file to have a faster gps lock. (without using any third party software) thanks
Hi, I just flashed lineageos onto my SM-N900T and tried to copy my original wpa_supplicant.conf file so I wouldn't lose all my wifi sites and passwords. I changed the header contents of the file to match the new device and did the usual permissions and chown to wifi-wifi. But everytime I turn on/off wifi or reboot, the wpa_supplicant.conf file is replaced by a "vanilla" file (basically empty).
I scoured the net and looked through XDA, and I found others who reported the same problem (not just with lineage), but no one had an answer.
Does anyone know how to make the wpa_supplicant.conf file stick?
Thanks.
Still looking for help ? wpa_supplicant.com
You may already have this one resolved, but if not, can you reply with the directories you're copying supplicant FROM/TO?
You're probably already aware that /data/misc/wifi auto-populates with 'vanilla' p2p, supp, WC, and a couple of others if the system thinks they're missing, corrupt, etc. -- So I'd first look for a reason the system thinks it should be overwriting your copy.
kcfong2 said:
Hi, I just flashed lineageos onto my SM-N900T and tried to copy my original wpa_supplicant.conf file so I wouldn't lose all my wifi sites and passwords. I changed the header contents of the file to match the new device and did the usual permissions and chown to wifi-wifi. But everytime I turn on/off wifi or reboot, the wpa_supplicant.conf file is replaced by a "vanilla" file (basically empty).
I scoured the net and looked through XDA, and I found others who reported the same problem (not just with lineage), but no one had an answer.
Does anyone know how to make the wpa_supplicant.conf file stick?
Thanks.
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