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can anyone tell me what the ADB shell command is for going up one directory. I can use "cd" to enter a directory, but always have to exit because cd.. doesn't work like in windows. Also tried cd home, to no effect.
Thanks,
Will
Code:
cd ..
Notice the space. Windows forgives leaving it out, Linux doesn't.
oh...you are the bomb. I was getting so tired of having to exit just to go up one directory.
Thank you.
Will
No problem. Another quick tip, cd / takes you all the way to the root of your file system. Just in case you get lost somewhere
pwd shows you where you are as well.
just a refresher to help those trying to read the dozens of new pages credit goes to david279, Gregalous and others
MMS FIX - WORKS
cd C:\android-sdk-windows\tools
adb shell
cd /data/data/com*telephony/databases
sqlite3 telephony.db
update carriers set mmsc='http://mms.sprintpcs.com?X-MDN=YOUR11DIGITNUMBER' where name='Production'; *input your phone number example 13303214294 dont forget the'*
adb reboot
QUICKBOOT FIX - WORKS
cd C:\android-sdk-windows\tools
adb remount
adb push reboot /system/bin
adb shell
cd /system/bin/
ls **optional...I did this just so I could make sure the reboot file was there**
chmod 755 reboot
chmod 755 /system/bin/reboot
adb reboot
3D GALLERY INSTALL - WORKS
cd C:\android-sdk-windows\tools
adb remount
adb push Gallery3D.apk /system/app
adb reboot
REOCCURRING SIGN-IN FAILURE - DOESN'T WORK
install google voice 0.2
MARKET NOT SHOWING INSTALLED APPS - WORKS FOR MANY (may fix failing sign-in error at boot)
cd C:\android-sdk-windows\tools
adb pull /system/build.prop .
used wordpad (don't use MS notepad) to edit build.prop with the following:
ro.build.fingerprint=google/passion/passion/mahimahi:2.1/ERD79/22607:user/release-keys
ro.cdma.home.operator.numeric = 310120 (note 310120, not 310012)
ro.cdma.home.operator.alpha = Sprint
ro.com.google.clientidbase=android-sprint
adb remount
adb push build.prop /system/
clear market cache
adb reboot
REPLACE LOCKSCREEN - WORKS
cd C:\android-sdk-windows\tools
adb remount
adb shell
cd /system/app/
rm HtcLockScreen*
exit
reboot phone
I did not mean for the original title to be dirogitory i simply ment to make it as clear as posible it fixes many problems that we have had in that rom i dont want somone applying it to another 2.1 rom that it doesnt work for and coming back and saying ruler why wernt you more clear...
this was all posted (in one post) by rank78 i reposted so i could make a wiki page out of it (the fix finds were descovered by multilple people if you want your name up here pm me and il put it up)
these problems are more-so in all 2.X roms, the way your title is is like your bashing, but thanks anyway
lv2bll said:
these problems are more-so in all 2.X roms, the way your title is is like your bashing, but thanks anyway
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x2 but thanks for the effort.
Great info, but can you edit the title of the post? It seems a bit harsh to flipz. All these guys deserve the utmost respect for doing these ROMs and not asking for much from us.
Just my 2 cents, thanks again.
wow people are sensitive. he's not bashing flipz...
rank78 also posted the links to the files needed for these fixes, i think it would be a good idea to post them on the first post of this topic
Great
Thanks Rolermon,
Quick question, would the MMS fix work for the 2.1 Darchdroid? Also, when you said step 5. update carriers set mmsc='http://mms.sprintpcs.com?X-MDN=YOUR11DIGITNUMBER' where name='Production'; -----------are we to changing the MDN=************ for something on our end, or do we leave it as it is?
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Where do I find the reboot file that I need to push to /system/bin?
Kykiskly said:
Thanks Rolermon,
Quick question, would the MMS fix work for the 2.1 Darchdroid? Also, when you said step 5. update carriers set mmsc='http://mms.sprintpcs.com?X-MDN=YOUR11DIGITNUMBER' where name='Production'; -----------are we to changing the MDN=************ for something on our end, or do we leave it as it is?
Edit---------Another question on the QUICKBOOT FIX - WORKS--------
Where do I find the reboot file that I need to push to /system/bin?
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Tried the MMS fix on Darch's 2.1 ROM... no luck.
link to the post with files needed to fix. i pm'ed flip to add these to the first post.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=5799963&postcount=1908
rank78 said:
link to the post with files needed to fix. i pm'ed flip to add these to the first post.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=5799963&postcount=1908
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Thanks Rank- How do I get the 11 MDN number from my phone?
Kykiskly said:
Thanks Rank- How do I get the 11 MDN number from my phone?
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its just 1, area code, phone number = 11
Kykiskly said:
Thanks Rank- How do I get the 11 MDN number from my phone?
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I believe it is your phone number 1-234-567-8901 that is 11
Kykiskly said:
Thanks Rolermon,
Quick question, would the MMS fix work for the 2.1 Darchdroid? Also, when you said step 5. update carriers set mmsc='http://mms.sprintpcs.com?X-MDN=YOUR11DIGITNUMBER' where name='Production'; -----------are we to changing the MDN=************ for something on our end, or do we leave it as it is?
Edit---------Another question on the QUICKBOOT FIX - WORKS--------
Where do I find the reboot file that I need to push to /system/bin?
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fyi the quickboot fix is for the program quickboot that wasn't functioning after flashing the rom.
the reboot file is zipped in my post
rank78 said:
fyi the quickboot fix is for the program quickboot that wasn't functioning after flashing the rom.
the reboot file is zipped in my post
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Many thanks, but I was able to push the file to the destination. About the MMS, i did as instructed, still didn't help at all. I am not able to mms pics out either.
I am on Darchdroid V1 2.1
You guys probably know a lot more about this than I do, but shouldn't the MMS link be:
http://mms.sprintpcs.com/servlets/MMS?X-SPRINT-MDN="Your MSID Number" ?
on my hero, i just put in:
http: //mms.sprintpcs.com/servlets/MMS
and it worked.
rulermon said:
just a refresher to help those trying to read the dozens of new pages credit goes to david279, Gregalous and others
MMS FIX - WORKS
cd C:\android-sdk-windows\tools
adb shell
cd /data/data/com*telephony/databases
sqlite3 telephony.db
update carriers set mmsc='http://mms.sprintpcs.com?X-MDN=YOUR11DIGITNUMBER' where name='Production'; *input your phone number example 13303214294 dont forget the'*
adb reboot
QUICKBOOT FIX - WORKS
cd C:\android-sdk-windows\tools
adb remount
adb push reboot /system/bin
adb shell
cd /system/bin/
ls **optional...I did this just so I could make sure the reboot file was there**
chmod 755 reboot
chmod 755 /system/bin/reboot
adb reboot
3D GALLERY INSTALL - WORKS
cd C:\android-sdk-windows\tools
adb remount
adb push Gallery3D.apk /system/app
adb reboot
REOCCURRING SIGN-IN FAILURE - DOESN'T WORK
install google voice 0.2
MARKET NOT SHOWING INSTALLED APPS - WORKS FOR MANY (may fix failing sign-in error at boot)
cd C:\android-sdk-windows\tools
adb pull /system/build.prop .
used wordpad (don't use MS notepad) to edit build.prop with the following:
ro.build.fingerprint=google/passion/passion/mahimahi:2.1/ERD79/22607:user/release-keys
ro.cdma.home.operator.numeric = 310120 (note 310120, not 310012)
ro.cdma.home.operator.alpha = Sprint
ro.com.google.clientidbase=android-sprint
adb remount
adb push build.prop /system/
clear market cache
adb reboot
REPLACE LOCKSCREEN - WORKS
cd C:\android-sdk-windows\tools
adb remount
adb shell
cd /system/app/
rm HtcLockScreen*
exit
reboot phone
I did not mean for the original title to be dirogitory i simply ment to make it as clear as posible it fixes many problems that we have had in that rom i dont want somone applying it to another 2.1 rom that it doesnt work for and coming back and saying ruler why wernt you more clear...
this was all posted (in one post) by rank78 i reposted so i could make a wiki page out of it (the fix finds were descovered by multilple people if you want your name up here pm me and il put it up)
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There still needs to be appropriate quit and .quit statements added in to get out of sqlite3 and shell.
ripleys said:
You guys probably know a lot more about this than I do, but shouldn't the MMS link be:
http://mms.sprintpcs.com/servlets/MMS?X-SPRINT-MDN="Your MSID Number" ?
on my hero, i just put in:
http: //mms.sprintpcs.com/servlets/MMS
and it worked.
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What do you mean by "http: //mms.sprintpcs.com/servlets/MMS"? Didn't you complete the sentence with the MDN=-----------------?
Kykiskly said:
What do you mean by "http: //mms.sprintpcs.com/servlets/MMS"? Didn't you complete the sentence with the MDN=-----------------?
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No, supposedly both work. The MDN version works all the time and the MMS version works some of the time.
Mistamike17 said:
No, supposedly both work. The MDN version works all the time and the MMS version works some of the time.
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Ok but after that statement, what goes after, cuz since we are in the sqlite3 telephony.db, we cant adb reboot from there. What is the command to close/save the statement. I tried .quit, exit, adb reboot and no success.
how do we know that by doing the above statements the change took effect?
1) update carriers set mmsc='http://mms.sprintpcs.com?X-MDN=1+area code + cell #' where name='Production'; *1+area code + cell '*
2)http: //mms.sprintpcs.com/servlets/MMS
This also worked on Souffle!!! Thanks guys!
Code:
QUICKBOOT FIX - WORKS
cd C:\android-sdk-windows\tools
adb remount
adb push reboot /system/bin
adb shell
cd /system/bin/
ls **optional...I did this just so I could make sure the reboot file was there**
chmod 755 reboot
chmod 755 /system/bin/reboot
adb reboot
Pushing files over adb has never been easy. There are some external tools for sending files over adb, but I like native, Windows-integrated ones.
The trick is extremely easy. It works with adbWireless and similar applications. It could work with USB connection too, but I rarely use it.
HEADS UP: Be sure to check all nice(r) scripts by Daneshm90 down the thread!
Prerequisites:
-adb
-adbMagic or similar for wifi connection, none for USB only.
How to?
For better look you will need two files:
adb_send.cmd;
Code:
adb connect 192.168.1.103
adb push %1 /sdcard/
pause
and a shortcut to it, where you can customize icon and name.
1) create your adb_send.cmd anywhere on disk (I put mine in android-sdk-windows\tools directory),
2) customize the ip address, to point at your device (I have router with static DHCP, so everytime my device connects it leases the same address)
3) then go to:
Windows Vista/7:
Code:
%APPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo
(paste it in explorer's address bar, or hit WIN+R and paste there, Enter), and place shortcut to script file created earlier. (drag it with right mouse button)
4) customize the icon and name of the shortcut
Next time you click on any file menu appears:
good idea, btw how did you find the ip address? 192.168.1.103... i am not able to send using the same
When you use adbWireless, under big orange button you will see something like: "adb connect 192.168.1.103:5555"
ravi4chahal said:
good idea, btw how did you find the ip address? 192.168.1.103... i am not able to send using the same
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I think that you will have to find your own ip adress mate
xan said:
When you use adbWireless, under big orange button you will see something like: "adb connect 192.168.1.103:5555"
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ok thanks, I installed adbWireless and now it is working ... however is there any way of getting rid of the CMD window that pops up while transfer?
hmm..
I think there is. Right click on the shortcut (this in "%APPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo")properities -> run -> minimised
Delete "pause" line from script, and command line is hidden.
//double, sry
How's this :
Code:
@echo off
echo Where to push the file ? eg (/data/1.apk)
SET /P pat=Enter :
echo Pushing...
adb push "%1" /sdcard/%~n1
adb shell su -c "cp /sdcard/%~n1 %pat%" -root
adb shell rm /sdcard/%~n1
echo Done
It works directly for me.
Right click the file, Send to - > Bluetooth Devices.
Select my Phone and press Send.
Very cool tip, made a couple different cmd shortcuts to copy to different part of the sdcard(roms/apps/misc).
peachpuff said:
Very cool tip, made a couple different cmd shortcuts to copy to different part of the sdcard(roms/apps/misc).
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The script i posted above does just that except you don't need multiple shortcuts.
When you run it'll as you where u want the file to go.
Thanks for the tip.
And Daneshm90 i tried your command, but..is there a way to do it without su? Since when i try ur command i always have to accept the root request, and it dosnt seem to push the file right anyway. So im asking is there a way to do it without su? Cuz if i do the original i dont need to press the root request all the time.
Thanks in advance mate.
borgen92 said:
Thanks for the tip.
And Daneshm90 i tried your command, but..is there a way to do it without su? Since when i try ur command i always have to accept the root request, and it dosnt seem to push the file right anyway. So im asking is there a way to do it without su? Cuz if i do the original i dont need to press the root request all the time.
Thanks in advance mate.
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It should only ask you to accept once, not everytime.
Well sure i can modify mine where if u say /sdcard/ then it doesn't do that whole root crap and just pushes to sdcard.
Gimme a few.
Daneshm90 said:
It should only ask you to accept once, not everytime.
Well sure i can modify mine where if u say /sdcard/ then it doesn't do that whole root crap and just pushes to sdcard.
Gimme a few.
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Thanks alot man, you'r awesome
Here try this one
Code:
@echo off
echo Where to push the file ? eg (/data/1.apk)
SET /P pat=Enter :
if not "%pat:sdcard=%"=="%pat%" goto sdcard
echo Pushing...
adb push %1 /sdcard/%~n1
adb shell su -c "cp /sdcard/%~n1 %pat%" -root
adb shell rm /sdcard/%~n1
echo Done
:sdcard
echo Pushing...
adb push %1 %pat%
echo Done
Note, if you have a rom where when you do "adb shell" and ur automatically in "su" mode. Then u can simply change the script to :
Code:
@echo off
echo Where to push the file ? eg (/data/1.apk)
SET /P pat=Enter :
echo Pushing...
adb push %1 %pat%
echo Done
flawless!!!!
Thank you!
Does this require root?
Daneshm90 said:
Here try this one
Code:
@echo off
echo Where to push the file ? eg (/data/1.apk)
SET /P pat=Enter :
if not "%pat:sdcard=%"=="%pat%" goto sdcard
echo Pushing...
adb push %1 /sdcard/%~n1
adb shell su -c "cp /sdcard/%~n1 %pat%" -root
adb shell rm /sdcard/%~n1
echo Done
:sdcard
echo Pushing...
adb push %1 %pat%
echo Done
Note, if you have a rom where when you do "adb shell" and ur automatically in "su" mode. Then u can simply change the script to :
Code:
@echo off
echo Where to push the file ? eg (/data/1.apk)
SET /P pat=Enter :
echo Pushing...
adb push %1 %pat%
echo Done
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thats awesome, how would one make it crate and copy the folder structure as well? did this with a folder with pics in it and it just put every pic on the root of my sd card.
or how about asking for ip then using what was imputed?
Send To Menu For ADB Install
You can modify the above instructions to use the Send to Menu to install applications over wireless.
Code:
adb connect 192.168.1.46:5555
adb install %1
pause
Substitute your IP address for 192.168.1.46 (may or may not need the port)
Save your Install.cmd or anything.cmd anywhere on your hardisk. Make a shortcut in
Code:
%APPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo
to the .cmd.
Right click an .apk and select Send To -> Install.cmd
Works like a dream using my Nexus 1 and adbWireless
nice one @wacckkoo1
this has so much potential.
i found an app on the market called ADB over WIFI widget. it dosent care if your connected to wifi or not, it will just start, making this possable to do while wireless tethering to a laptop
thats why im wanting to know how i can get it to ask for ip address because it wont always be the same.
this light sensor is really pissing me off , is there any way to shut it off , i'v found a way that is telling me to chmod 777 the patch file after installing it manually but idon't know what chmod 777 is and how to do this please help me
Is stock eclair there isn't a GUI option to disable it.
About chmod 777, I haven't done it yet... but I guess you have to adb shell something.
To know how to use those commands, just have a click on the search button...
maveloth said:
Is stock eclair there isn't a GUI option to disable it.
About chmod 777, I haven't done it yet... but I guess you have to adb shell something.
To know how to use those commands, just have a click on the search button...
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i searched and found nothing please help it's pissing me off for real !! se u suck i bought this phone because of it's design but their software update service sux !
I have found what you were looking for [just search in devs forum].
Here it is an explaining link:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=888232
maveloth said:
I have found what you were looking for [just search in devs forum].
Here it is an explaining link:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=888232
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thanks i found this thread before but i can't apply this method because i don't know how to chmod777 the file so i can't get this to work ? can you try it and then tell me how to exactly do it please , thanks again m8
First thing, you have to learn how to adb shell.
But you have to make everything ok before using it.
So, let's see how it has to be done..
Download the .zip file posted on the other thread [linked above].
Using root explorer, just copy and paste the content of the .zip file under the /etc/ path of the phone.
After you have done this, let's adb shell.
1. Download this file: http://db.tt/cq44S4v
2. Extract the adb.zip file to C:\adb [there will be a folder named "adb" within the C:\ path, with 3 files within it].
3. On your phone, click Settings > Applications > Development, and make sure USB Debugging is on.
4. Plug your phone into your computer via USB cable [it needs to be on]. It should say installing drivers if your phone is plugged for the first time and you are using Windows.
4.1 You'd better install the drivers which comes with X8 software [PC Companion], or just google for them.
5. After it installs the drivers, go to the Start menu and type "cmd" into the search bar to open the command prompt.
6. Type the following into the command prompt window [hitting enter at the end of every line]:
Code:
cd\
cd adb
adb devices
You should see a serial number pop up, it’s the serial number of your phone. This means you are all set.
After all this procedure, you can finally "chmod" your files.
Always from the CMD, type this:
Code:
adb shell
You should see a "#" on the left. That's good.
Now enter the path with the file to chmod:
Code:
cd /etc
Then finally chmod it:
Code:
su chmod 777 hw_config.sh
You're done.
Hope this helps.
maveloth said:
First thing, you have to learn how to adb shell.
But you have to make everything ok before using it.
So, let's see how it has to be done..
Download the .zip file posted on the other thread [linked above].
Using root explorer, just copy and paste the content of the .zip file under the /etc/ path of the phone.
After you have done this, let's adb shell.
1. Download this file: http://db.tt/cq44S4v
2. Extract the adb.zip file to C:\adb [there will be a folder named "adb" within the C:\ path, with 3 files within it].
3. On your phone, click Settings > Applications > Development, and make sure USB Debugging is on.
4. Plug your phone into your computer via USB cable [it needs to be on]. It should say installing drivers if your phone is plugged for the first time and you are using Windows.
4.1 You'd better install the drivers which comes with X8 software [PC Companion], or just google for them.
5. After it installs the drivers, go to the Start menu and type "cmd" into the search bar to open the command prompt.
6. Type the following into the command prompt window [hitting enter at the end of every line]:
Code:
cd\
cd adb
adb devices
You should see a serial number pop up, it’s the serial number of your phone. This means you are all set.
After all this procedure, you can finally "chmod" your files.
Always from the CMD, type this:
Code:
adb shell
You should see a "#" on the left. That's good.
Now enter the path with the file to chmod:
Code:
cd /etc
Then finally chmod it:
Code:
su chmod 777 hw_config.sh
You're done.
Hope this helps.
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lol it's freaking hard , thanks for your help m8 i appreciate it is there any easier way?
Have you tried installing Spare Parts from the market. I know it has light sensor tweak option plus has tons of other useful tweaks and monitors.
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Master Darko said:
Have you tried installing Spare Parts from the market. I know it has light sensor tweak option plus has tons of other useful tweaks and monitors.
Sent from my I7500 using Tapatalk
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tried it still no use , the sensor is still working !!
I can't post this on the original thread because of The Rules about new users being blocked from developer forums(feh), but I wanted to share the script I used to automatically update the telephony database instead of buying the Root Explorer and SQLite Editor apps. Tested on my AT&T Atrix with stock builds 1.8.3 (Android 2.2.2 Froyo) and 4.5.91 (Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread).
Install the Android SDK and the Android Debug Bridge if you haven't already.
Get a copy of the sqlite3 binary for Android (I found one in the SuperOneClick zip file)
Root your phone (one method is here). The important part is to be able to su to root in an ADB shell.
Download the attached shell script, chmod it +x (and change the extension to .sh if you fee like it)
Push the sqlite3 binary and the shell script to a temp dir on the device:
Code:
$ adb push sqlite3 /data/local/tmp
$ adb push telephony.sh /data/local/tmp
Shell into the phone (make sure USB debugging is enabled):
Code:
$ adb shell
su to root:
Code:
$ su root
cd to /data/local/tmp:
Code:
# cd /data/local/tmp
make sure the script is executable:
Code:
# chmod 755 telephony.sh
run it:
Code:
# ./telephony.sh
Select AT&T Tether APN from list (Settings->Wireless & networking->Mobile Networks->Access point names)
Reboot device
Enable WiFi Hotspot
(Optional) Raise your fist in the air as you triumph over bloodsucking corporate greed.
If things get fouled for any reason, the script makes a backup of the files it modifies in the same directory with a "_backup" extension. You can restore the original databases by running the following commands in a root shell on the phone:
Code:
# cp -p /data/data/com.android.providers.telephony/databases/telephony.db_backup /data/data/com.android.providers.telephony/databases/telephony.db
# cp -p /data/data/com.motorola.android.providers.settings/databases/settings.db_backup /data/data/com.motorola.android.providers.settings/databases/settings.db
Make sure to include the -p switch, otherwise the file permissions won't be correct. It doesn't seem to be possible to set file permissions/ownership manually ("chgrp radio" gives an error).
Okay I need help......... I've rooted and I've completely lost the ability to have free wifi tethering.!!! I've been trying to do this procedure all day long and when I try and run the script from a cmd prompt (just like this........ ./telephony.sh) it tell me I do not have permission to do that even though I've already CHMOD'd the file to give SU permission........ GRRRRRRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr please help.
Changing the permissions on the script with chmod is just the first step.
Make sure you've shelled into the phone ('adb shell'), and then logged in as root ('su root'). The command prompt should change from a '$' to a '#' when you're logged in as root.
If you're having problems getting the script to work for you, try this method for Wifi/tether enabling, it worked perfect for me on Stock 2.3.4, as well as Ninja Speed Freak
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1160452
yes sir
Malibee said:
Changing the permissions on the script with chmod is just the first step.
Make sure you've shelled into the phone ('adb shell'), and then logged in as root ('su root'). The command prompt should change from a '$' to a '#' when you're logged in as root.
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Iam ssomewhat familiar with linux redhat enterprise. I will try the thread below.
BRILLIANT
Brilliant now that was easy as hell thank very much! I'm posting on the newly enabled Atrix hotspot using my Xoom! THANK YOU AL!
Awesome!
Agreed, worked perfect. Immediately. Now, I'm just having trouble getting my Xoom to connect. Everything else can, except the Xoom.