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In the iFixit teardown it says that there is actually a Bluetooth chip inside the Kindle Fire, though Amazon offers no support for it. Is there a way to activate it like with the Nook Color?
Here is the article (could not post the full link because I am new):
theverge.com/2011/11/16/2565949/kindle-fire-root-teardown-source-code
Thanks
The module on the KF has the required antenna switch front end to use the one antenna for both BT and WiFi. The only requirement left is that the high speed serial channel and the enable signal are wired up. Unfortunately the source doesn't give us any indication like on the Nook Color.
Maybe we need a half-dead Kindle for reverse engineering...
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pokey9000 said:
The module on the KF has the required antenna switch front end to use the one antenna for both BT and WiFi. The only requirement left is that the high speed serial channel and the enable signal are wired up. Unfortunately the source doesn't give us any indication like on the Nook Color.
Maybe we need a half-dead Kindle for reverse engineering...
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I'm a noob at this but if they took it apart couldn't they see if the high speed serial channel and the enable signal are wired up? And if they are, how would you activate the bluetooth?
FlashFire1 said:
I'm a noob at this but if they took it apart couldn't they see if the high speed serial channel and the enable signal are wired up? And if they are, how would you activate the bluetooth?
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That is exactly why I think getting a damaged Kindle for dissection would be beneficial. If the enable signal is wired up to a GPIO, then it's easy to add that to the kernel.
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Lets assume that it was wired up, how would you activate the Bluet
ooth?
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Lets assume that it was wired up, how would you activate the Bluet
ooth?
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I don't think it would be easy to patch into stock, but with a build closer to AOSP it would be controlled through wireless settings like on any other platform.
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I'm very interested in seeing this work, as I have a BT keyboard I wish to use.
//Tapatalk.KindleFire//
pokey9000 said:
I don't think it would be easy to patch into stock, but with a build closer to AOSP it would be controlled through wireless settings like on any other platform.
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So it would have to be through the Kindle Firmware or could we develop an app for the Kindle Fire that could enable the Bluetooth?
FlashFire1 said:
So it would have to be through the Kindle Firmware or could we develop an app for the Kindle Fire that could enable the Bluetooth?
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Activating it, maybe, but I doubt the Kindle build of Android has the plumbing for Bluetooth.
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So would this app have to be specifically made for the KFire? Or can I just get a Bluetooth On/Off Widget from the Market?
FlashFire1 said:
So would this app have to be specifically made for the KFire? Or can I just get a Bluetooth On/Off Widget from the Market?
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No that won't work, because the kernel doesn't support bluetooth. Basically those sorts of apps will tell the kernel "turn on bluetooth" or "turn off bluetooth" and the kernel will do it (that's my understanding at least). So support would have to be added to the kernel (i.e. needs to be a custom kernel)
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No that won't work, because the kernel doesn't support bluetooth. Basically those sorts of apps will tell the kernel "turn on bluetooth" or "turn off bluetooth" and the kernel will do it (that's my understanding at least). So support would have to be added to the kernel (i.e. needs to be a custom kernel)
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So how long would it take to make this custom kernel?
Patience.
Im working on it. But I worked 5am to 6pm so im not messing with it tonight
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No that won't work, because the kernel doesn't support bluetooth. Basically those sorts of apps will tell the kernel "turn on bluetooth" or "turn off bluetooth" and the kernel will do it (that's my understanding at least). So support would have to be added to the kernel (i.e. needs to be a custom kernel)
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Can be compiled.as a module, can't it? I doubt though that the fire has all the other bluetooth stuff built in (I haven't looked, but they would be in /system/etc/bluetooth if it did.)
Of course it's all moot if the hardeware isn't wired for it... if it is, great... if it's not, somebody has to figure that out first.
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ajq said:
Can be compiled.as a module, can't it? I doubt though that the fire has all the other bluetooth stuff built in (I haven't looked, but they would be in /system/etc/bluetooth if it did.)
Of course it's all moot if the hardeware isn't wired for it... if it is, great... if it's not, somebody has to figure that out first.
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I do not see a a Bluetooth folder under /system/etc. Stange that it does have files named TIcameracameraProperties.xml and gps.conf.
I agree- amazon has been pretty upfront - why wouldn't they enable the bt
qylie said:
I agree- amazon has been pretty upfront - why wouldn't they enable the bt
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Cost is the about the biggest reason I can think of. They spent a lot of dev time doing what they did, so enabling it software-wise probably would have been easy enough for them to do.
Doing the extra.bits in the hardware.side might have been easy, and.might.not have increased.the cost.dramatically, but aren't they losing money on the hardware.already?
And wow, I really need to change out this keyboard, heh.
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I guess patience was a bit much to ask from you guys.
--Now I remember why I quit developing for devices...
Already have a thread going, mod merge threads?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1350119
I can't wait till we activate the Bluetooth functionality.
There ia some kinda app like active jack (symbian) for use in android phones
I think is very nice when u insert the 3.5mm jack musik start auto play.......hmmmmm....
tito1231 said:
There ia some kinda app like active jack (symbian) for use in android phones
I think is very nice when u insert the 3.5mm jack musik start auto play.......hmmmmm....
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You are posting in the wrong section. Questions like this go in the Q and A section.
That said, I don't believe I've ever seen an app that does that.
Wrong section. But, try PowerAmp, I know it does this by default.
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sorry and thanks anyway ..i try it!!:good:
You may also like Smart Connect from Sony. It allows you to set conditions and apps to launch when connecting things like headsets and chargers.
You can also do this easily with Tasker.
Smart Connect is what i need !!!thanks a :good:lot
I use Klipsch Control and its perfect.
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Plugin Launcher works well.
Does anyone know if it has built in FM reciver? And if so what app can be used?
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davideholland said:
Does anyone know if it has built in FM reciver? And if so what app can be used?
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don't think so
How unhelpful - the question was does it have it not might it have it...
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No, it doesn't have one.
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Although best app to use for radio is TuneIn Radio but you need Internet access for it to work.
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Thank you case closed. Im not seeking internet streamed radio. This thread can be closed.
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No need to close the thread IMO; Only thing that seems proven is that most Optimus G's, including ATT's, have no stock FM app included.
FM was touted some time back, but I've been finding it hard to find an Optimus G variant with working FM. Korean F180 perhaps ?
Any schematics out there ?
If the FM receive antenna pin is connected to the wired headset jack, then FM should be possible, just as it is on the ATT HTC OneX LTE w/ S4 & WCN3660. (OG has 3660 for Bluetooth & WiFi, right ?)
Could someone try my FM app here and send me a debug log ? I'd prefer to see a rooted device logs, but stock is a start: http://d-h.st/UwH
Use Menu-> Test-> Email-> Logs and after 20 seconds or so, press Send, or get file from /sdcard/sprt_debug.txt .
If the antenna pin is connected, FM should be possible, but this may require a custom kernel at least.
My interest is more in the similar Nexus 4, but I have enough debug info on it so far, at least until someone enables FM in a custom kernel. We don't know if Nexus 4 antenna pin is connected yet.
The Nexus 4 thread is here, for anyone interested: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1963623&page=13
mikereidis said:
No need to close the thread IMO; Only thing that seems proven is that most Optimus G's, including ATT's, have no stock FM app included.
FM was touted some time back, but I've been finding it hard to find an Optimus G variant with working FM. Korean F180 perhaps ?
Any schematics out there ?
If the FM receive antenna pin is connected to the wired headset jack, then FM should be possible, just as it is on the ATT HTC OneX LTE w/ S4 & WCN3660. (OG has 3660 for Bluetooth & WiFi, right ?)
Could someone try my FM app here and send me a debug log ? I'd prefer to see a rooted device logs, but stock is a start: http://d-h.st/UwH
Use Menu-> Test-> Email-> Logs and after 20 seconds or so, press Send, or get file from /sdcard/sprt_debug.txt .
If the antenna pin is connected, FM should be possible, but this may require a custom kernel at least.
My interest is more in the similar Nexus 4, but I have enough debug info on it so far, at least until someone enables FM in a custom kernel. We don't know if Nexus 4 antenna pin is connected yet.
The Nexus 4 thread is here, for anyone interested: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1963623&page=13
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I'm trying this with my E970 but when I try to install the APK it says "Could not open file".
snacsnoc said:
I'm trying this with my E970 but when I try to install the APK it says "Could not open file".
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Maybe push it in rather. I will try too
the best phone ever
snacsnoc said:
I'm trying this with my E970 but when I try to install the APK it says "Could not open file".
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There are different versions linked on my thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=13379669
If both Dec 11 AND Dec 4 give you problems, I think those problems are on your end somewhere.
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There are different versions linked on my thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=13379669
If both Dec 11 AND Dec 4 give you problems, I think those problems are on your end somewhere.
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Neither Dec 11 nor Dec 4 versions work, it says the FM is inaccessible.
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Neither Dec 11 nor Dec 4 versions work, it says the FM is inaccessible.
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That's not too surprising if Spirit doesn't have root/SU.
If you want to send me a debug log, use Menu-> Test-> Email-> Logs and press Send after 20 seconds.
A log won't give me too much useful info though, unless Spirit has root.
mikereidis said:
That's not too surprising if Spirit doesn't have root/SU.
If you want to send me a debug log, use Menu-> Test-> Email-> Logs and press Send after 20 seconds.
A log won't give me too much useful info though, unless Spirit has root.
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I did allow Spirit root privileges. I sent the email off with logs. Attached to this post is a screenshot when I open Spirit, to help you if needed.
If I go to the debug menu (3845#*970#) then WCDMA-only, there is an FM radio test, but it seems non-functional. I attached a screenshot of it as well.
snacsnoc said:
I did allow Spirit root privileges. I sent the email off with logs. Attached to this post is a screenshot when I open Spirit, to help you if needed.
If I go to the debug menu (3845#*970#) then WCDMA-only, there is an FM radio test, but it seems non-functional. I attached a screenshot of it as well.
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Thanks !
The positive includes the usual FM controls in the ALSA audio driver, and a virtual APPS_FM directory which is common too.
There is no sign of radio-iris or radio-iris-transport.ko kernel drivers though.
So at minimum, a kernel with those drivers enabled needs to be loaded to see if FM can work and the antenna pin is connected.
It may be possible to flash a ROM from an Optimus G variant that supports FM. But I have no idea if that's possible without bricking the phone or creating other problems.
If anyone finds info on an Optimus G variant with FM (F-180 ?) please post. A ROM dump from such a variant would be useful.
mikereidis said:
Thanks !
The positive includes the usual FM controls in the ALSA audio driver, and a virtual APPS_FM directory which is common too.
There is no sign of radio-iris or radio-iris-transport.ko kernel drivers though.
So at minimum, a kernel with those drivers enabled needs to be loaded to see if FM can work and the antenna pin is connected.
It may be possible to flash a ROM from an Optimus G variant that supports FM. But I have no idea if that's possible without bricking the phone or creating other problems.
If anyone finds info on an Optimus G variant with FM (F-180 ?) please post. A ROM dump from such a variant would be useful.
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Apparently the Japanese variant, the LGL21 I believe, supports over the air TV, but not fm... Any chance a system dump of that could be helpful? I don't have this model, but I could see about finding a dump. From what I've been finding out it seems no model supports fm radio out of the box.
DonMarek said:
Apparently the Japanese variant, the LGL21 I believe, supports over the air TV, but not fm... Any chance a system dump of that could be helpful? I don't have this model, but I could see about finding a dump. From what I've been finding out it seems no model supports fm radio out of the box.
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I doubt it will help the cause of FM, but you never know. I'd be happy to look at a system dump briefly, or a debug log from the free version of Spirit, using Menu-> Test-> Email-> Logs. ( http://d-h.st/pnT )
BTW, somebody finally got a kernel with FM drivers loaded on a Nexus 4. The FM chip "works" just fine, but RSSI is always 0 or negative, which usually means the FM antenna pin is not connected. Which means the N4 can't have FM.
And this might even imply the Optimus G doesn't have usable FM either. Somebody could try that N4 kernel or a similar one, if it's possible to share kernel without bricking.
From a practical perspective for me, now that the N4 seems "semi-proved" to have no FM, I'm not really too interested in the Optimus G at this point.
mikereidis said:
Thanks !
The positive includes the usual FM controls in the ALSA audio driver, and a virtual APPS_FM directory which is common too.
There is no sign of radio-iris or radio-iris-transport.ko kernel drivers though.
So at minimum, a kernel with those drivers enabled needs to be loaded to see if FM can work and the antenna pin is connected.
It may be possible to flash a ROM from an Optimus G variant that supports FM. But I have no idea if that's possible without bricking the phone or creating other problems.
If anyone finds info on an Optimus G variant with FM (F-180 ?) please post. A ROM dump from such a variant would be useful.
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If those are the only drivers you need let me know. I can build you a test kernel.
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Shelnutt2 said:
If those are the only drivers you need let me know. I can build you a test kernel.
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Would be great, but I don't have this phone, so somebody with the phone needs to do testing.
Here's some info from the N4 thread here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1963623&page=13
There is only one configuration I've seen work on devices with the Qualcomm S4/S4+ SOC and Qualcomm WCN3660 FM/BT/WiFi combo chip:
- radio-iris driver compiled into the kernel.
- radio-iris-transport driver built as a loadable module.
Building the transport driver into the kernel doesn't work, for whatever reason.
MANY devices, even those without FM, now have a /system/etc/init.qcom.fm.sh shell script file which mostly does an insmod on /system/lib/modules/radio-iris-transport.ko .
My app, or a system/root portion of the framework or whatever, does this to activate the V4L driver:
"setprop hw.fm.mode normal ; setprop hw.fm.version 0 ; setprop ctl.start fm_dl"
You could also do this, from a root shell:
insmod /system/lib/modules/radio-iris-transport.ko
Or run the QCom FM init script in /system/etc .
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BTW, with radio-iris loaded (in kernel), but WITHOUT radio-iris-transport loaded (as a loadable), a /dev/radio0 V4L access pseudo-file is created. But trying to use it generally results in a crash and reboot of the phone. Android drivers are often written badly, and crash like this when "unexpected" stuff happens.
I think the same happens when the transport driver is built into the kernel directly.
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Once both drivers are successfully loaded, you can try my free app here: http://d-h.st/pnT
With a wired headset plugged in for antenna, and when tuned to a strong station, the RSSI at top left should be over 20 or so. Zero or negative likely means no FM antenna connection, like the N4.
Hey Shelnutt, if your still willing to make the test kernel, I could probably test it out.
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DonMarek said:
Hey Shelnutt, if your still willing to make the test kernel, I could probably test it out.
sent from my LGOG
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Alright ill build it when I get home today.
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edit:
Uploaded and attached is here. Built to mike's specs:
- radio-iris driver compiled into the kernel.
- radio-iris-transport driver built as a loadable module.
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davideholland said:
Does anyone know if it has built in FM reciver? And if so what app can be used?
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why rubbish in this forum? Your thread here AT&T LG Optimus G Dear moderators be careful
Guys,
Do you have FM radio in your OG Pro ?
Pls post an apk for it...
Sent from my LG Optimus G Pro E-988
I want that apk for e 986.
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Yes we need the apk please post it
sachinaik said:
Guys,
Do you have FM radio in your OG Pro ?
Pls post an apk for it...
Sent from my LG Optimus G Pro E-988
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The Optimus G Pro Does NOT have a Built In FM radio. So any APK CANT just make it have a radio its not possible.
hyelton said:
The Optimus G Pro Does NOT have a Built In FM radio. So any APK CANT just make it have a radio its not possible.
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Not sure why people don't realize this. It takes built in hardware to have radio. The E980 does not have it. Fairly certain the other variants don't either, but I could be wrong. If it did the LG would have listed it as a feature.
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E986 has got fm radio hardware. In Turkey firmware has not radio app because of government taxes. Other europe countries has got.
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ReggieSmith said:
Not sure why people don't realize this. It takes built in hardware to have radio. The E980 does not have it. Fairly certain the other variants don't either, but I could be wrong. If it did the LG would have listed it as a feature.
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Almost every phone has FM circuitry built into the FM/BT/WiFi combo chip.
But on IMO way too many phones, the FM antenna pins(s) are grounded to disable any hope of using it.
In cases where the pin(s) connect through the usual few components to the wired headset jack, the OEM or carrier may not provide the app, and/or various lower level software pieces like libraries or BT stacks with an FM API.
The Optimus G originally did not have FM radio (though early reports claimed yes); it was disabled in hardware, same as the similar Nexus 4.
But the schematics made it look like a last minute decision, perhaps to use the same production line as the much more popular Nexus 4. But some later variants came out with FM enabled and with an app.
If you run my app and send a debug log, we can get some better idea. Latest free version is here: http://d-h.st/vCj . For log use Menu-> Test-> Email-> Logs and press Send after 20 seconds. A log from a rooted phone is infinitely preferable for this.
I've seen a file listing of a G2 that shows a reportedly working FM radio.
I sent you logs from e988 just now. Please check possibilities over fm.
Thanks in advance for your effort.
Spirit fm turned on bluetooth but than error comes
NaveenKumarXDA said:
I sent you logs from e988 just now. Please check possibilities over fm.
Thanks in advance for your effort.
Spirit fm turned on bluetooth but than error comes
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I posted the free version of Spirit.
You sent from the paid Unlocked version, so I hope you are a customer. I can't find your name or email in my order list though.
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I don't approve of "testing" with pirate copies when I provide a free version that is more than sufficient for compatibility testing.
And phones move off of my support list when the piracy level for that phone seems high. Leaves a "bad taste in my mouth" basically.
Done another mistake hurting G pro support
Ok Got It
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I posted the free version of Spirit.
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Thanks for helping.
Turn Bluetooth on and try this September 2 test release of Spirit Free: http://d-h.st/f6D
It supports the new Broadcom FM API on the leaked Android 4.3 for HTC One. This phone, and the new LG G2 seem to be using this new API.
One result is that the Bluetooth "UART" that Spirit uses for low level access is always in use, even if Bluetooth appears to be off.
So unless you turn Bluetooth off, reboot and use ADB shell to manually kill Bluetooth processes, like btld, bluetoothd and/or com.android.bluetooth, this UART mode won't be available. And the Broadcom FM API is the only other way on this phone to access FM (at this software release anyway).
LG MAY have disabled the FM API. Even if not we may still find the FM antenna pin is grounded, rendering it useless.
I saw logs from rooted LG-E986, LG-E980 & LG-E988 and they all showed the same.
If it appears to work, look for RSSI signal strength values at top left of 15 or higher, when tuned and with a wired headset plugged in for antenna.
If it works, audio could be the next obstacle.
Here, I tried sept 2 version and it gives Power Error as SU: 2 FM: bc
NaveenKumarXDA said:
Here, I tried sept 2 version and it gives Power Error as SU: 2 FM: bc
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As I wrote also on my thread:
Thanks, I have new logs from 2 people and they both show the same.
This phone DOES have the new Broadcom BT/FM stack with an updated API. But the FM part of the stack has been disabled, so there is no FM app besides Spirit that has any chance of working.
But, because there is no new style /system/lib/libbt-hci.so file integrated, as we see in AOSP for Android 4.2+, the only access method is via "HCI UART".
So that means Bluetooth must be off. AND, on this phone/stack, it appears the BT stack ALWAYS keeps the HCI UART open/busy, likely to better deal with the new Bluetooth Low Energy stuff.
This same problem happened on AOSP Android 4.0 ROMs like CM9. In that case though, the BT stack was Bluez and with BT on, Spirit could access the chip via HCI.
The only option here, and we may only need to do this once to test, and maybe verify the FM antenna pin is grounded and FM is impossible, is to do a low level kill of whichever Bluetooth process is keeping the UART open.
Something like this, from adb shell, with Bluetooth off and freshly rebooted, might work:
adb shell
su
killall -9 btld
killall -9 bluetoothd
Then, start Spirit.
Wow this adb stuff out of my league.
Please someone explain how to to that?
adb shell
su
killall -9 btld
killall -9 bluetoothd
help needed as there is chance of running spirit here.
mikereidis said:
Almost every phone has FM circuitry built into the FM/BT/WiFi combo chip.
But on IMO way too many phones, the FM antenna pins(s) are grounded to disable any hope of using it.
In cases where the pin(s) connect through the usual few components to the wired headset jack, the OEM or carrier may not provide the app, and/or various lower level software pieces like libraries or BT stacks with an FM API.
The Optimus G originally did not have FM radio (though early reports claimed yes); it was disabled in hardware, same as the similar Nexus 4.
But the schematics made it look like a last minute decision, perhaps to use the same production line as the much more popular Nexus 4. But some later variants came out with FM enabled and with an app.
If you run my app and send a debug log, we can get some better idea. Latest free version is here: http://d-h.st/vCj . For log use Menu-> Test-> Email-> Logs and press Send after 20 seconds. A log from a rooted phone is infinitely preferable for this.
I've seen a file listing of a G2 that shows a reportedly working FM radio.
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I sent you logs from my E980 on the same day but forgot to follow up with a note here. Didn't seem to work in any event but perhaps the logs will help.
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ReggieSmith said:
I sent you logs from my E980 on the same day but forgot to follow up with a note here. Didn't seem to work in any event but perhaps the logs will help.
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Spirit FM Developer "mikereidis" already have logs .
What is now to try is these adb commands & than try to start app:
adb shell
su
killall -9 btld
killall -9 bluetoothd
If you know how to do that than it will be best .
Send him logs of this adb result now.
Hit thanks if helped.
NaveenKumarXDA said:
Spirit FM Developer "mikereidis" already have logs .
What is now to try is these adb commands & than try to start app:
adb shell
su
killall -9 btld
killall -9 bluetoothd
If you know how to do that than it will be best .
Send him logs of this adb result now.
Hit thanks if helped.
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adb shall says killall not found
/system/bin/sh: killall: not found
127|[email protected]:/ $
Sent sept 7 logs to mike. Hopefully next version will work.
He is only one developer of its kind. Feels like, he is working for public while companies against buyers.
Salute to such person.:thumbup:
nedimkeskin said:
adb shall says killall not found
/system/bin/sh: killall: not found
127|[email protected]:/ $
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A lot of stock ROM remove things like "killall" to save space, but plain "kill" is usually still there.
So try this:
adb shell
su
kill -9 `pidof btld`
kill -9 `pidof bluetoothd`
Hi Guys,
Does anyone knows a Radio FM App other than Default Moto G APP that works ON AIR & doesn't uses MOBILE DATA WITHOUT BEING ROOTED.
Let me tell you that i have already tried "Spirit2: Real FM Radio 4 AOSP" & "NEXT RADIO APP'.
NEXT RADIO APP works fine but the only problem with this app is that it doesn't tunes EVEN FREQUENCIES in INDIA like 104, 104.8,102.6,106.4 etc etc.
Guys Do post link if you knows such an app so that i can download from there or upload the same on your google drive
What's the issue with moto radio ?........ Why u want another app...... As u already tried Spirit2 best alternative of default radio......what else you want in a radio app??
Spirit or Spirit 2 is the BEST FM Radio app PERIOD! I've used it for many years. The stock app isn't even in Stereo. I bought a Moto G LTE and am rooting it for the SOLE purpose for FM using Spirit FM.
Now on that note you CAN use Spirit 1 UNROOTED. Get in touch with Mike Reid here on XDA.
Ani0o7 said:
What's the issue with moto radio ?........ Why u want another app...... As u already tried Spirit2 best alternative of default radio......what else you want in a radio app??
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Spirit2 works fine on my MotoG test phone, but it requires root.
Spirit1 works without root. The latest 1130 release has a "MotoG detection" fix and should work on some models that it didn't before.
Ani0o7 said:
What's the issue with moto radio ?........ Why u want another app...... As u already tried Spirit2 best alternative of default radio......what else you want in a radio app??
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Why i want another Radio app?
Good Question .
Dude i want to switch Radio Channels via my default Headset.
It is possible via an App "Headset Button Controller" & third party radio app.
This experiment works fine with Next Radio App but the only problem in Next Radio App is that here in india it doesn't tunes EVEN FREQUENCIES channels like 104,104.8,102.6,106.4 etc etc
AND when it comes to Rooting, i fear a lot of it as i never ever rooted my Phone & neither my friends have knowledge of it.
mikereidis said:
Spirit2 works fine on my MotoG test phone, but it requires root.
Spirit1 works without root. The latest 1130 release has a "MotoG detection" fix and should work on some models that it didn't before.
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Spirit 1 successfully got installed on my Moto G [NON ROOTED] but unfortunately it isn't giving any sound.
Can Someple please help me in there is a need to modify some settings in Spirit 1 FM Radio app like
#BAND [ FOR INDIA ]
#AUDIOA
#UI
#AF
#DIGITAL
#DEBUG
spicynitin said:
Spirit 1 successfully got installed on my Moto G [NON ROOTED] but unfortunately it isn't giving any sound.
Can Someple please help me in there is a need to modify some settings in Spirit 1 FM Radio app like
#BAND [ FOR INDIA ]
#AUDIOA
#UI
#AF
#DIGITAL
#DEBUG
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Okay..... Download latest version of Spirit 1..... Possible no sound ? problem coz my sister ? use spirit 1 latest version on her non rooted moto g XT1033.... Issue Possible due to some previous version and it doesn't required any special settings to tune ? radio on spirit one thing more If you want to control radio through handsets then follow this setting..... Go to Setting➡UI➡click on media button pause/play➡choose seek up/preset up...... Now you can control radio frequency by pressing handset button ones or twice depending upon whether you choose seek up or preset up...... Hope it helps......
It worked. Cleaned up lengthy post. Purchase the unlocked app. Also responds to headset button.
In free nothing works as in dev thread may be link outdated. Moto OEM is defaulted in automatic audio settings. Unfortunately Motorola settings don't work for moto g phone.
Working settings:
*Band Any, for India keep North America for wider band reach (any band works for me 90+khz range).
* Settings >Audio >
Digital XZ2
Sony Z2
Sony Z2 Alsa
Sony Z/QC Intent
Sony T/QC Intent
Hit thanks if worked.
The above combinations are for informational purpose only contact developer for appropriate settings.
To me sony z2 sounds the best. All the best.
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