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You may also call this reversed USB tether.
This might come in handy if you're near a computer (Win XP/Win7) and there's no Wifi to connect to etc..
So after some research and trying I've found some information on how to do this.
Requirements:
* Android 2.2 (or an older version with a root tethering app)
* ADB from Android SDK, or a rooted Android 2.2 with terminal in root mode
STEP 1:
Install USB drivers from Android SDK.
STEP 2:
Connect USB cable and activate USB Tethering.
You should see a new network interface. (On XP you might need to install the RNDIS driver manually, see below)
If you're also missing RNDIS driver on Win7, look here.
Win XP manual driver install Android USB Ethernet/RNDIS: (You can skip this if you're on Win 7)
1. Download the following configuration file inside the *.zip attached to this post (tetherxp.inf) to your Windows XP computer.
2. Use the USB cable that came with your phone to connect your phone to your computer.
3. On the Android phone, press Home > Menu > Settings to open the Settings application.
4. Press Wireless & networks > Tethering & portable hotspot.
5. Check USB tethering.
6. When Windows XP’s New Hardware Wizard opens, select No, not at this time and click Next.
7. Select Install from a list or specific location and click Next.
8. Click Browse to browse to the directory where you installed the configuration file you downloaded in Step 1 and click Next. Windows XP uses the configuration file to configure itself to support USB tethering with the Android phone. (This might take a while)
9. When Windows XP finishes installing the software for Android USB Ethernet/RNDIS, click Finish.
STEP 3:
Bridge the 2 network interfaces.
STEP 4:
Setup usb0 interface of your phone. You have to options:
1. From your computer, execute:
./adb shell netcfg usb0 dhcp
2. Or in a root terminal on your phone, type:
su
netcfg usb0 dhcp
You should now be able to connect to Internet on your phone using your computer's Internet connection.
Try to do a ping www.google.com to be sure.
STEP 5:
To shut down the reverse-tethering, first unbridge interfaces on your computer:
sudo ifconfig eth0 down
sudo ifconfig usb0 down
sudo ifconfig br0 down
sudo brctl delbr br0
sudo ifconfig eth0 up
sudo dhclient eth0
Then on your phone, uncheck the USB Tethering option.
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It is working now. After setting up ICS type in console emulator on your phone:
ifconfig usb1 192.168.2.2 netmask 255.255.255.0 up
route add default gw 192.168.2.1 dev usb0
iptables -F
iptables -F -t nat
setprop net.dns1 8.8.8.8
setprop "net.gprs.http-proxy" ""
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Hope this helps some one who wants this to the right direction.
And maybe we're able to create an app to do this all automated.
Known issues but does not apply to all users:
1. Internet in browser application does not work.
2. Can't ping domain name.
For a little more info check out the sources, this includes the Linux version too.
Sources: Google android, Mycila
Nice info
Going to post a link on the hero forum where someone was wanting to do this. I wonder if this will work on a froyo hero too...
it would be cool if one of the devs could write a small app to switch this on n off great find tho shoemeistah
Thank you for the guide, It worked fine. There are several things not working though:
- can't download apps from market, they stuck on "downloading"
- my google account don't sync
- other apps don't update themselves. For example my twitter app won't show any new tweets until I open it and manually press "refresh"
I searched for this long time ago, even created a thread about it awhile back, didnt have luck like you did though
I gave up on it eventually, it would be nice to make an app out of it.
mind asking how did you confirm the net to be working on browser? by pinging google.com?
since i saw the last line you put "Internet in browser application does not work."
You can do that in the terminal
[U][B] Internet connection on your Android phone via your PC [/B][/U]
I think I found the best solution. Check it out connectify.me
I wanted to use my PC wired internet & I was astonished that this wasn't available in my HTC Desire & 1st Android device!. I looked over the net, I found many options but most asked for a rooted device! I didn't want to root my brand new Desire.
Connectify is an easy to use software router for Windows 7 computers. After downloading and installing the lightweight application, Connectify utilizes your computers' built in Wi-Fi card to wirelessly share any available Internet connection: a cable modem, a cellular card, or even another Wi-Fi network. Other Wi-Fi enabled devices including laptops, smart phones, music players, and gaming systems can see and join your Connectify hotspot just like any other Wi-Fi access point and are kept safe and secure by password-protected WPA2 Encryption.
I tried it & it's working perfectly for me .. It's a free app.
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Phone: HTC Desire (SIM Free)
Type: Desire
Build: HTC Desire 2.2, 2.10 (kernel: htc 2.6.32.15)
Baseband: 5.09.05.30
Network: UMTS auto (EGY)
By me it didn't work. Using OpenDesire with Froyo 2.2
So I made it work, by edititng the .inf file.
Here the file for USB\VID_0BB4&PID_0C02.
For all which still have a problem(USB TETHERING ON DEVICE MUST BE ACTIVE, ALSO THE IDs DIFFERS BETWEEN CONNECTED WITH ADB OR NOT), go into the device manager -> open the device -> goto tab details -> choose device id
look at it, you see somewhere vid_XXXX and further pid_XXXX
open my file -> goto line 31 -> change vid_YYYY and pid_YYYY with what you see in your device dialog. the same you do on line 35. be careful with 0 or o.
Regards
Ralph
I am also using connectify, easy to install, set it up, connect with Desire, anything works fine.
Thanks GhostOfTheNet.
chrismast said:
I am also using connectify, easy to install, set it up, connect with Desire, anything works fine.
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I appreciate the recommendations for other solutions.
But as you can see this thread is for a internet solution at places where is no Wifi available.
So please keep it on topic, thanks!
browser & webviews
Any idea why browser won't work?
I'm interested in testing against internal sites (of course no WAP here.. cuz they be scared i guess).. both Browser and embedded webviews.
connectify great program.works fine
its a default feature in hd roms but that doesnt work in all programs
Connectify doesn't work correctly with my Galaxy 5. It keeps connected for a short time then disconnects and then, connects again, connect, disconnect...
Does anyone know how to fix it?
Thanks Man
plz make a video tutroial of this
its difficult to under stand
does it actualy work?? anyone tried this and actualy worked??? just a simple yes or no.
thanks
small proble plz solve it
hi
I have a small problem in it when my device is not in usb tethering mode
i can see it in my adb devices
as soon as is start usbtethering it say no device found
plz help me
thanks a lot !!!
realy nice guide! Thanks!
1) Turn on your Mobile's WiFi hotspot.
2) Connect you PC to your mobile's hotspot.
3) Download and install RemoteDroid from here - LINK
4) Download PC server file from here - LINK
(PC server files only work if Java is installed, if Java is not there
get it here - LINK)
5) Open the 'RemoteDroidServer.bat' from PC
6) It will open and show the Server IP, note it down.
7) Open RemoteDroid from your mobile and enter the IP given
in the 'RemoteDroidServer.bat'
8) You will have a touchpad and 2 buttons they are for distant usage
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Current phone: Galaxy y----DDKJ2
Current Rom: Creed 2.0
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JUST PRESS THANKS.
explodeaamir said:
1) Turn on your Mobile's WiFi hotspot.
2) Connect you PC to your mobile's hotspot.
3) Download and install RemoteDroid from here - LINK
4) Download PC server file from here - LINK
(PC server files only work if Java is installed, if Java is not there
get it here - LINK)
5) Open the 'RemoteDroidServer.bat' from PC
6) It will open and show the Server IP, note it down.
7) Open RemoteDroid from your mobile and enter the IP given
in the 'RemoteDroidServer.bat'
8) You will have a touchpad and 2 buttons they are for distant usage
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Current phone: Galaxy y----DDKJ2
Current Rom: Creed 2.0
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why not use Unified Remote from android market..less hassle and more uses
Hi, i tryed with the last tizen studio to connect to my new galaxy watch with the line command "sdb", i am connected but the device is offline. How can i do it online for installing apps file ?
jkd said:
Hi, i tryed with the last tizen studio to connect to my new galaxy watch with the line command "sdb", i am connected but the device is offline. How can i do it online for installing apps file ?
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First, make sure you enable debugging from the "Settings -> About Watch" menu on the watch. If you don't see the option, first go to "Settings -> About Watch -> Software" and tap 7 times on Software Version to enable developer mode. Then go back and enable debugging from "Settings -> About Watch". You can connect either through direct WiFi from your PC to the Watch, or you can connect your Android Phone via USB to the PC with the watch connected via Bluetooth to the Phone. The easiest way to set this up is to install Galaxy Watch Designer, and follow the instructions for connecting to the Watch. Just leave Galaxy Watch Designer running while the watch connection is established and Tizen Studio (and Tizen Tools for Visual Studio) will be able to function with your watch.
developer.samsung.com/galaxy-watch/design/watch-designer
developer.samsung.com/galaxy-watch/design/watch-designer/gear-watch-getting/connect
Note on Phone USB option... Make sure you have USB Debugging enabled on your phone. I've found that I need to restart my watch after I disconnect the phone from the PC if I want to connect again later on. It looks like the ports hang and don't get released properly after a connection is established. If you don't want to run GWD every time, the below commands work for me when I plug my phone to the PC.
sdb start-server
sdb forward tcp:7135 tcp:7135
sdb connect 127.0.0.1:7135
epolojr said:
First, make sure you enable debugging from the "Settings -> About Watch" menu on the watch. If you don't see the option, first go to "Settings -> About Watch -> Software" and tap 7 times on Software Version to enable developer mode. Then go back and enable debugging from "Settings -> About Watch". You can connect either through direct WiFi from your PC to the Watch, or you can connect your Android Phone via USB to the PC with the watch connected via Bluetooth to the Phone. The easiest way to set this up is to install Galaxy Watch Designer, and follow the instructions for connecting to the Watch. Just leave Galaxy Watch Designer running while the watch connection is established and Tizen Studio (and Tizen Tools for Visual Studio) will be able to function with your watch.
developer.samsung.com/galaxy-watch/design/watch-designer
developer.samsung.com/galaxy-watch/design/watch-designer/gear-watch-getting/connect
Note on Phone USB option... Make sure you have USB Debugging enabled on your phone. I've found that I need to restart my watch after I disconnect the phone from the PC if I want to connect again later on. It looks like the ports hang and don't get released properly after a connection is established. If you don't want to run GWD every time, the below commands work for me when I plug my phone to the PC.
sdb start-server
sdb forward tcp:7135 tcp:7135
sdb connect 127.0.0.1:7135
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I am connected with wifi
Using watch designer for the first time, Request Distribute certificate is needed ?
Galaxy watch designer version 1.6.1_beta
When i try sdb, i have error "version of sdb client and server are different"
jkd said:
I am connected with wifi
Using watch designer for the first time, Request Distribute certificate is needed ?
Galaxy watch designer version 1.6.1_beta
When i try sdb, i have error "version of sdb client and server are different"
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Yes, to install apps you need to have a Samsung certificate. GWD will create one for it's own uses when you have the watch connected. If you want to use Tizen Studio to deploy apps you create, you can create a Samsung certificate using the Certificate Manager tool in Tizen Studio. Make sure you have installed the Samsung Certificate Extension SDK from the Package Manager tool to do this.
You should be able to ignore the sdb version error.
epolojr said:
Yes, to install apps you need to have a Samsung certificate. GWD will create one for it's own uses when you have the watch connected. If you want to use Tizen Studio to deploy apps you create, you can create a Samsung certificate using the Certificate Manager tool in Tizen Studio. Make sure you have installed the Samsung Certificate Extension SDK from the Package Manager tool to do this.
You should be able to ignore the sdb version error.
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I just want to use sdb command for installing apps.
sdb install xxxxxxxc.wgt
That isn't my own.
I really need tizen studio ?
jkd said:
I just want to use sdb command for installing apps.
sdb install xxxxxxxc.wgt
That isn't my own.
I really need tizen studio ?
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As far as I know, it's not possible to install an unsigned wgt file on the Galaxy Watch. I've only been able to install via sdb apps that I have written myself on Tizen Studio. Hopefully someone else reading this thread can offer more help.
Hi there! I wanted to change a region on my Galaxy Watch, but there are some issues.
sdb connect "my watch ip" - error: target offline
To connect via bluetooth
failed to connect to 127.0.0.1:7135
Debugging mode are both activated on my watch and pone. Nothing works...
Maybe look into this post.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=74585286&postcount=330
Maybe you will find something helpfull...
Best Regards
enable magisk hide on those apps in screenshot. Use xmlpak magisk mod if you don't see Samsung in play store after activating it on your watch
Please edit title to state that is requires a rooted phone, a simple "[ROOT]" would be fine. Don't want to have a misleading title.
I'm running a rooted note 9 and latest magisk, yet I don't see any of those apps in magisk hide? Not sure why
I have a Samsung galaxy watch 42mm and Nokia 7 Plus, i live in India, since i got the watch there is no option of Samsung pay in Galaxy wear app. I manually installed latest Samsung pay plugin ( https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/samsu...n/samsung-pay-watch-plug-in-1-7-5906-release/ ) , and changed the region to Australia and after that when i paired the watch again with galaxy wear app Samsung pay is showing in it, and i then followed the instructions in the app to set it up.
I followed the below instructions samsung pay works on my nokia 7 plus.
You do NOT need root.
But this is how you do it.
1. So first, download SDBstarterKidv1 from the following link please:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=74585286&postcount=330
WARNING: This will reset your watch, so make sure you back it up so you can restore it later.
2. Next make sure your watch is set up as follows:
- Debugging Mode turned ON
- Connect watch to WiFi and get its IP address (To find the IP address on Galaxy Watch: Settings > Connections > Wifi > Wifi Networks > [your network] > Scroll down to IP address)
3. Next, from SDBstarterKidv1 double click on 'install.bat' (it will not install, it just flashes a window, but this step is required)
4. From the subfolder data\tools double click on 'sdb.exe' (it will not install, it just flashes a window, but this step is required too)
After noting IP address of the Galaxy Watch, Launch ‘Ansicon.exe’ from sdb_2.2.60_windows-64\data\tools (this thing will open a command prompt window, and all the action is done here)
5. Type: sdb connect [IP of Galaxy Watch]
6. Look at Galaxy Watch, it will prompt you to accept a message
7. If you try the sdb connect [IP address] again, it will say "already connected". This means we are connected and good to continue.
8. Type: sdb shell and Enter
9. Copy Paste: launch_app csc-manager.csc-pre-configuration and Enter
So this lets you change the region of the watch. Now for me I changed mine to Austrailia. The code for Austrailia is XSA
Once the watch is reset, pair it back up with your phone.
10. Once pared with your phone you will need to:
- Turn on developer mode again
- Turn on debugging mode
- Turn off the watch and turn it back on again.
- You may need to wait a few minutes.
11. Once you have done this, you can open the Samsung Galaxy Wearable app and go to settings. When you scroll down you should see samsung pay.
If you dont see pay, hold down the back button (Top right button) on the watch till samsung pay opens up and follow the instuctions to set it up. But initially the Samsung pay app is not recognising my compatible Indian Debit and Credit card and not allowing me to add, i thought this might be that i had changed the region to Australia, but i tried again after an hour and then to my surprise i am able to add all my 4 cards to Samsung pay app , and it is working also, i tried a payment at NFC enabled terminal and payment works flawlessly
Enjoy your new watch with Samsung Pay enabled.
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Sorry, My mistake, instead of APK mirror link, i entered xda link, now edited the original post, please check.
ca_guri01 said:
Sorry, My mistake, instead of APK mirror link, i entered xda link, now edited the original post, please check.
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I followed your steps, but chose SEK as region (thinking it was Sweden). However, now it's impossible to connect to the watch again with sdb. When trying to connect, I sometimes get responses like ¥¸ºeÇþx or other strange characters
EDIT: After the reset when I changed the region, the watch was also showing cyrillic characters for the instructions. However, as soon as I connected my phone, the watch changed to english.
EDIT2: I installed Tizen Studio to get the most recent version of SDB. And after a reboot of the watch, it looks like I'm getting closer:
Code:
PS C:\tizen-studio\tools> .\sdb connect 192.168.0.199
connecting to 192.168.0.199:26101 ...
device unauthorized. Please approve on your device.
PS C:\tizen-studio\tools> .\sdb connect 192.168.0.199
192.168.0.199:26101 is already connected
PS C:\tizen-studio\tools> ./sdb shell
device unauthorized. Please check the confirmation dialog on your device.
device unauthorized. Please check the confirmation dialog on your device.
device unauthorized. Please check the confirmation dialog on your device.
EDIT 3:
I followed instructions here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54120334/sdb-device-unauthorized
To delete the key, and after restarting the watch again and running sdb kill-server, I was able to connect again and get the request to confirm my computer.
Damn Samsung, why is this **** so buggy?
Inrego said:
I followed your steps, but chose SEK as region (thinking it was Sweden). However, now it's impossible to connect to the watch again with sdb. When trying to connect, I sometimes get responses like ¥¸ºeÇþx or other strange characters
EDIT: After the reset when I changed the region, the watch was also showing cyrillic characters for the instructions. However, as soon as I connected my phone, the watch changed to english.
EDIT2: I installed Tizen Studio to get the most recent version of SDB. And after a reboot of the watch, it looks like I'm getting closer:
Code:
PS C:\tizen-studio\tools> .\sdb connect 192.168.0.199
connecting to 192.168.0.199:26101 ...
device unauthorized. Please approve on your device.
PS C:\tizen-studio\tools> .\sdb connect 192.168.0.199
192.168.0.199:26101 is already connected
PS C:\tizen-studio\tools> ./sdb shell
device unauthorized. Please check the confirmation dialog on your device.
device unauthorized. Please check the confirmation dialog on your device.
device unauthorized. Please check the confirmation dialog on your device.
EDIT 3:
I followed instructions here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54120334/sdb-device-unauthorized
To delete the key, and after restarting the watch again and running sdb kill-server, I was able to connect again and get the request to confirm my computer.
Damn Samsung, why is this **** so buggy?
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Yeah deleteing the key is the work around, glad you get the answer [emoji3]
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ca_guri01 said:
Yeah deleteing the key is the work around, glad you get the answer [emoji3]
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Thing is, the .tizen folder didn't exist when just installing the tools from this post. Only after I installed tizen studio
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Inrego said:
Thing is, the .tizen folder didn't exist when just installing the tools from this post. Only after I installed tizen studio
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Strange, i don't have tizen studio, never installed, and still i have .tizen folder, make sure hidden items are shown in windows option
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ca_guri01 said:
Strange, i don't have tizen studio, never installed, and still i have .tizen folder, make sure hidden items are shown in windows option
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It is enabled. And it did show after installing Tizen Studio.
EDIT: I even ran the tools on another pc, and here's the user folder:
Inrego said:
It is enabled. And it did show after installing Tizen Studio.
EDIT: I even ran the tools on another pc, and here's the user folder:
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Ok, then may be i was lucky [emoji23] [emoji23]
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ca_guri01 said:
I have a Samsung galaxy watch 42mm and Nokia 7 Plus, i live in India, since i got the watch there is no option of Samsung pay in Galaxy wear app. I manually installed latest Samsung pay plugin ( https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/samsu...n/samsung-pay-watch-plug-in-1-7-5906-release/ ) , and changed the region to Australia and after that when i paired the watch again with galaxy wear app Samsung pay is showing in it, and i then followed the instructions in the app to set it up.
I followed the below instructions samsung pay works on my nokia 7 plus.
You do NOT need root.
But this is how you do it.
1. So first, download SDBstarterKidv1 from the following link please:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=74585286&postcount=330
WARNING: This will reset your watch, so make sure you back it up so you can restore it later.
2. Next make sure your watch is set up as follows:
- Debugging Mode turned ON
- Connect watch to WiFi and get its IP address (To find the IP address on Galaxy Watch: Settings > Connections > Wifi > Wifi Networks > [your network] > Scroll down to IP address)
3. Next, from SDBstarterKidv1 double click on 'install.bat' (it will not install, it just flashes a window, but this step is required)
4. From the subfolder data\tools double click on 'sdb.exe' (it will not install, it just flashes a window, but this step is required too)
After noting IP address of the Galaxy Watch, Launch ‘Ansicon.exe’ from sdb_2.2.60_windows-64\data\tools (this thing will open a command prompt window, and all the action is done here)
5. Type: sdb connect [IP of Galaxy Watch]
6. Look at Galaxy Watch, it will prompt you to accept a message
7. If you try the sdb connect [IP address] again, it will say "already connected". This means we are connected and good to continue.
8. Type: sdb shell and Enter
9. Copy Paste: launch_app csc-manager.csc-pre-configuration and Enter
So this lets you change the region of the watch. Now for me I changed mine to Austrailia. The code for Austrailia is XSA
Once the watch is reset, pair it back up with your phone.
10. Once pared with your phone you will need to:
- Turn on developer mode again
- Turn on debugging mode
- Turn off the watch and turn it back on again.
- You may need to wait a few minutes.
11. Once you have done this, you can open the Samsung Galaxy Wearable app and go to settings. When you scroll down you should see samsung pay.
If you dont see pay, hold down the back button (Top right button) on the watch till samsung pay opens up and follow the instuctions to set it up. But initially the Samsung pay app is not recognising my compatible Indian Debit and Credit card and not allowing me to add, i thought this might be that i had changed the region to Australia, but i tried again after an hour and then to my surprise i am able to add all my 4 cards to Samsung pay app , and it is working also, i tried a payment at NFC enabled terminal and payment works flawlessly
Enjoy your new watch with Samsung Pay enabled.
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It is show me a failed to connect
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It is show me a failed to connect
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Delete .tizen folder from c:/users/your user name, make sure you have enabled the option of seeing hidden files, .tizen is hidden folder, if u can't see this folder, install tizen studio and remove this folder
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I ve added all to magisk hide. But still cant open samsung pay watch plugin. Still getting access denied
Hey,
Is it possible that thanks to your method I will be able to turn on Samsung pay in my country (Poland) if it is not supported? Only Google pay works. Maybe I will need to do it using paypal? Thank you for your help in advance
Miccia said:
I ve added all to magisk hide. But still cant open samsung pay watch plugin. Still getting access denied
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Fixed by using an older version of the plugin
FYI, I just received my Galaxy Watch today. Installed Samsung Pay (ver. 1.9.1206) on my Pixel 3XL and tried to run it but was denied because of Magisk (ver. 19.3 stable). So I hid the Manager via Hide Magisk Manager from within the app. I then was allowed to go through the setup process and add a credit card.
Failed to connect with remote device.
I have getting error failed to connect with remote device while connecting to galaxy watch . How to fix this.
Hello guys,
I also have error - failed to connect. When I try to ping the watch, the ping responses...
I tried it on fresh Windows 7 and 10 installations, also on Mac. Also tried to add the port to IP address. But always failed to connect... There is no message on the watch.
Any idea guys?
Thanks a lot.
Hello,
I was not able to follow the instructions to change CSC only because I am not able to get sdb to connect to my watch.
A Galaxy Watch, SM-R800, German version that I would like to switch to French (XEF) to activate Samsung Pay.
I only tried over WiFi. Watch and both computers I tried were connected on the same network.
Each time I manage to get the watch seen in SDB but I always get an unauthorized (and no popup on the watch) so I was not able to run an sdb shell.
I followed the instructions there: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=79537836&postcount=4
so SDBstarterKidv1 containing sdb, watch connected to my WiFi, debugging activated. I shut down the watch, the start it again, then sdb connect IP (IP obtain from my router)
The watch itself it identified, but I always get the unauthorized issue and I have no idea how to solve it ?
It there any other option ? Or what could I do to have it connected to sdb.
I tried with a tablet running windows 10 home 32 bits, a desktop pc running windows 10 pro 64 bits, and I tried with sdb from SDBstarterKidv1 and sdb from latest tizen sdk, and I always had the same errors :'(
One UI 1.0
Tizen 4.0.0.4
R800XXU1CSG4
I've just managed to change mine so it is possible.
Make sure wifi channel is set lower than 10?, and also try running command prompt in admin mode.
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It is not required to execute the commands from Admin authority.
But one thing I noticed is that if the watch is not active, RSA key is not generated and connection is not made. So I set my watch's display setting to keep it on for 5 minutes, and after that I am able to connect via sdb.
On an unrelated note, I have started to notice that since last update of Samsung pay on watch, my card is getting delined at POS. In the watch, the payment is shown as succesful, but in POS machine, it is rather declined.
I changed my CSC from USA to Singapore, and still the issue retains. Anyone else facing the same issue?