Hi,
bought a new Tattoo from Expansys and rooted according to this forum, what I didn't succeed doing is open the market to non 240X320 applications. there is a thread here and I did all the steps (push ADB) but failed. is there other simple way to see all the paid and other apps?
thanks in advance,
Erez
erez29 said:
...is there other simple way to see all the paid and other apps?
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In short: no.
erez29 said:
Hi,
bought a new Tattoo from Expansys and rooted according to this forum, what I didn't succeed doing is open the market to non 240X320 applications. there is a thread here and I did all the steps (push ADB) but failed. is there other simple way to see all the paid and other apps?
thanks in advance,
Erez
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Maybe you can first instal Amon-RA recovery and then install Fyodor ROM with built in Market Patch. Also Fyodor ROM is much better than the stock ROM
Recovery
ROM
adb
may be you just didnt get adb working
windows has a usb driver issue sometimes that means you have to un-install the device first then go for the adb device recognition
in your command prompt first check are at the directory where your adb files are located,,,
then plug in and wait a mo- now type - adb devices -
( without the dashes of course )
you should get something like htcw804556554
( made up but you get my drift )
if thats not working you have the usb driver issue i mentioned above
the forum post on tattoo market hacking is brilliant and does work so all i can say is give this a crack see what gives !!
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thanks terminal 7, I will try this today.
Hi! Take a look at this!!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=532719
... good work
Mod. edit: not dev related, moved to general
Hi Folks!
I've a new S7, and am verry happy with it. But there's an problem: my g-sensor. It is reverted.
So, I looked on Google like I alway's do and found an solution:
1. Run ConnectBot
2. Connect: choose local (enter)
3. Type: setenv gsensor_axis 0,-1,1,1,2,1
4. Type: exit
5. Reboot PAD
I did exactly the same steps, except I logged in as root. But, my device says: setenv not found. What must I do to fix this problem, there is something about bash but don't know what!
Thank you in advance
Hi,
I had more success with:
Code:
export gsensor_axis 0,-1,1,1,2,1
By success I mean that the command executed. Still did not fix my sensors ... tried a few different settings but nothing seemed to stick, might work for you.
Cheers,
i'm looking forward for this fix. i hope someone could ask directly to huawei for this. it was told this is a common problem for tablets with landscape default orientation.
however someone found a weird permission called huawei.hardware.rf_self_disturb. you could see this with an app called Android System Info on the market. check the software>features. you'll find this.
what is this for anyway? thanks
i've posted g-sensor fix and download link at www. androidtablets.net.
it might work for S7 fat and slim as well.
Sent from my IDEOS S7 Slim using Tapatalk
yerp...Some Games, G-Sensor is revert...
anyone Solved??
One
Hello,
I wanted to know if there's any way to "share" the apps installed on each ROM so I don't have to be installing them each time I add a new ROM. I've searched the forums and I only found this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=872742 which is quite old and things might have changed by now. I also understand that I won't be able to share *every* app as some of them are Froyo/GB/ICS/JB specific.
Thanks!
J_M_V_S said:
Hello,
I wanted to know if there's any way to "share" the apps installed on each ROM so I don't have to be installing them each time I add a new ROM. I've searched the forums and I only found this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=872742 which is quite old and things might have changed by now. I also understand that I won't be able to share *every* app as some of them are Froyo/GB/ICS/JB specific.
Thanks!
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You mean, share apps btw the virtual systems?, or btw the real and the virtual?
LeonardoJegigzem said:
You mean, share apps btw the virtual systems?, or btw the real and the virtual?
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Either. Ideally both but I don't mind if I can only share between RS and VSs or between VSs. Is it possible, then?
J_M_V_S said:
Hello,
I wanted to know if there's any way to "share" the apps installed on each ROM so I don't have to be installing them each time I add a new ROM. I've searched the forums and I only found this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=872742 which is quite old and things might have changed by now. I also understand that I won't be able to share *every* app as some of them are Froyo/GB/ICS/JB specific.
Thanks!
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Real to Virtual :
You can browse /fshook/mounts/data/apps to find the apps in real system. However TB is the best way to go.
Virtual to Real :
In terminal emulator,
Code:
su
mkdir -p /data/local/mnt/data
mount -o loop -t ext3 /mnt/sdcard/multiboot/<Vfs name>/data.img /data/local/mnt/data
Then you can browse /data/local/mnt/data for apps. After completing installing,
Code:
su
umount /data/local/mnt/data
Thank you very much royale1223! I thought about TB but I wanted to know if there was any other method. I presume that if I go to /fshook/mounts/data/apps in the VS I will able to install them in the VS or will I be able to run then directly?
Hi, first of all, sorry if this is the wrong place to post this, I tried on the development section but I couldn't so here it is the thing;
First of all, I'm using the default rom(AQH3) with root. The point is that I have used other phones, and I have been using strace command as any other linux command, on the android terminal or via adb. However, I recently bought a S8 but it seems it does not include this command in the rom by default. BusyBox does not incluide it either, so the only aproach left was to copy the strace binary from my previous phone to the S8...i do thinks that's not a good idea but at the moment that's the best I can do. Sometimes it works good, but with some apps I can't use it because the information i get is useless; It gives me all the time
Code:
restart_syscall(<... resuming interrupted restart_syscall ...>)
Which is not really usefull...What could I do to use strace on my S8 properly? Maybe I'm missing something, or is there a way to download a 'official' strace binary for this rom/phone? It seems to me that Samsung does not provide you this utility but maybe I'm wrong. I searched everywhere but I found nothing.
Thanks everybody for your time and your help!
You need strace built (preferably staticly) for the right architecture for it to follow the system calls correctly. Ive actually had plans to build one for a while, will share if I do
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You need strace built (preferably staticly) for the right architecture for it to follow the system calls correctly. Ive actually had plans to build one for a while, will share if I do
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So you think the problem is that the strace I'm using is for armv7 and so S8 has armv8 does not work properly? I was thinking that maybe the problem was S8 android/kernel version
The option to mount network shares is nice but only grants read permissions to the shares.
I know it's because of security concerns, I also know there's some api and app whitelisting allowing Plex app write permissions.
I don't use the Plex app.
My Shield is rooted through Magisk.
I want all my installed apps to have write permissions to the shares. Imho Shield Experience should allow the user to make this decision.
Without write permissions, for me the mount option is useless.
Can anyone help me to get write permissions to my mounted shares?
ABSOLUTELY ++++++1000000 for this.
Did you get this working @trohn_javolta !??!
That's exactly my problem !! I have two ShieldTV (2017 / 16GB / 8.0.1). Both successfully rooted with Magisk.
How can I give all my installed apps WRITE RIGHTS to my network drive (NAS)?!? Or even specific apps I CAN CHOOSE !!!
It is very annoying that eg RetroArch can not save the scores, savestats, controller settings, ...
Or even xFile Explorer can not write to the my NAS.
IMHO, as long as i am rootet, i should decide by my own how "secure" i want my system !!
Please help us to write on a network drive as normal.
On my Phone i can write to my NAS (ES File explorer) without any problems... So why is the shield not allowed?!
Thank you
Kamikaze01 said:
ABSOLUTELY ++++++1000000 for this.
Did you get this working @trohn_javolta !??!
That's exactly my problem !! I have two ShieldTV (2017 / 16GB / 8.0.1). Both successfully rooted with Magisk.
How can I give all my installed apps WRITE RIGHTS to my network drive (NAS)?!? Or even specific apps I CAN CHOOSE !!!
It is very annoying that eg RetroArch can not save the scores, savestats, controller settings, ...
Or even xFile Explorer can not write to the my NAS.
IMHO, as long as i am rootet, i should decide by my own how "secure" i want my system !!
Please help us to write on a network drive as normal.
On my Phone i can write to my NAS (ES File explorer) without any problems... So why is the shield not allowed?!
Thank you
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Hi, yes I managed to do so Idk if I recall all required steps but I'll try. Let me know if it worked.
First in Magisk Manager Settings under "mount namespace" set "global namespace".
Then under Download, search and install the Busybox module and restart your shield.
Now open up a terminal, I prefer Termux. Type su, enter.
Now you create the folder where you'll mount your smb share to. Make sure it's in /mnt/cifs:
mkdir -p /mnt/cifs
mkdir -p /mnt/cifs/hdd
chmod -R 777 /mnt/cifs
mount -t cifs -o username=<username>,password=<pw>,rw,dir_mode=0777,file_mode=0666,iocharset=utf8,noperm,sec=ntlmssp,rsize=32768,wsize=32768 "//<ip>/<path to share>" /mnt/cifs/hdd
Since this has to be executed after every reboot, I set up a profile in Tasker App that does this automatically after a reboot. Hope this works for you :good:
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Hi, yes I managed to do so Idk if I recall all required steps but I'll try. Let me know if it worked.
First in Magisk Manager Settings under "mount namespace" set "global namespace".
Then under Download, search and install the Busybox module and restart your shield.
Now open up a terminal, I prefer Termux. Type su, enter.
Now you create the folder where you'll mount your smb share to. Make sure it's in /mnt/cifs:
mkdir -p /mnt/cifs
mkdir -p /mnt/cifs/hdd
chmod -R 777 /mnt/cifs
mount -t cifs -o username=<username>,password=<pw>,rw,dir_mode=0777,file_mode=0666,iocharset=utf8,noperm,sec=ntlmssp,rsize=32768,wsize=32768 "//<ip>/<path to share>" /mnt/cifs/hdd
Since this has to be executed after every reboot, I set up a profile in Tasker App that does this automatically after a reboot. Hope this works for you :good:
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WoW !! Thank you thausand times !!
I will give it a try at home later and report back
Kamikaze01 said:
WoW !! Thank you thausand times !!
I will give it a try at home later and report back
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No problem, hope it works.
It's a shame that this still isn't possible without root on latest Shield Experience!
Btw: Are you on latest Shield Experience 8.0.1 (Android Pie) or did you also stay on 7.2.3?
trohn_javolta said:
No problem, hope it works.
It's a shame that this still isn't possible without root on latest Shield Experience!
Btw: Are you on latest Shield Experience 8.0.1 (Android Pie) or did you also stay on 7.2.3?
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Many thanks for the help !! I am already at 8.0.1 ... Hopefully your workaround will still work: - /
Yes, it is really a shame for nvidia that it is still not possible to have write access to its own network drives.
Above all, this restriction is not widely publicized. I had to deal with it for a long time and I've been looking for the bug for a very long time ON MY SIDE, until I read on the Internet that this problem (write permission on network) is caused by the shield.
Anyway thank you very much for your tips - I'll try it that way and maybe later in the evening i can report.
Currently i am at work and come home later... :good:
Okay... I just tried your tips but got an error from Terminux, that my NAS is read only
So same problem as before... Damn.
Terminux output:
https://imgur.com/a/8gTQYWe
Kamikaze01 said:
Okay... I just tried your tips but got an error from Terminux, that my NAS is read only
So same problem as before... Damn.
Terminux output:
https://imgur.com/a/8gTQYWe
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Hmmm.. and you did use username and password? Cause it's not in the command on the screenshot.
The message suggests that the share you're trying to mount is read only.
Hello and thanks for the answer.
I have entered the commands exactly as you told.
Terminux does not display the complete command, but I entered PW and USER correctly
I had to do it with controller, because I had no keyboard and mouse available. But i don't think i did any mistakes.
At the moment I use the app "FolderSync" and matched the required folder directly under the two shields.
That's an ugly workaround, but it works ...
Anyway, I thank you very much for the tips and the hint. I will try again with keyboard later maybe...
Still find it very sad from nVidia that they does not give us the freedom (write on NAS) on our own devices
Kamikaze01 said:
Hello and thanks for the answer.
I have entered the commands exactly as you told.
Terminux does not display the complete command, but I entered PW and USER correctly
I had to do it with controller, because I had no keyboard and mouse available. But i don't think i did any mistakes.
At the moment I use the app "FolderSync" and matched the required folder directly under the two shields.
That's an ugly workaround, but it works ...
Anyway, I thank you very much for the tips and the hint. I will try again with keyboard later maybe...
Still find it very sad from nVidia that they does not give us the freedom (write on NAS) on our own devices
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Make sure to hit the "reply button" under my post, this way I get notified upon your answer :good:
Did you unmount the share via the offcial way before trying to mount in terminal? I mean go to settings -> storage and unmount the share there?
I'll take the leap shortly and will update to latest shield experience version...I just have to decide whether to wait for another update or not.
I'll report back but I see no reason why it shouldn't work on pie.
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Make sure to hit the "reply button" under my post, this way I get notified upon your answer :good:
Did you unmount the share via the offcial way before trying to mount in terminal? I mean go to settings -> storage and unmount the share there?
I'll take the leap shortly and will update to latest shield experience version...I just have to decide whether to wait for another update or not.
I'll report back but I see no reason why it shouldn't work on pie.
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Hello and thank u for your answer.
I tried again WITH keybord *g* and unmount my NAS before.
THIS time something seem to work, cause Terminux Output sais "Operation beeing performed..." (or beeing executed or something like this).
But another 2 hourl later nothing changed... i restart my shield but only the cifs folder disapeared.
No write access
Did you tried with Shield experience 8.0.1
Thank you
Kamikaze01 said:
Hello and thank u for your answer.
I tried again WITH keybord *g* and unmount my NAS before.
THIS time something seem to work, cause Terminux Output sais "Operation beeing performed..." (or beeing executed or something like this).
But another 2 hourl later nothing changed... i restart my shield but only the cifs folder disapeared.
No write access
Did you tried with Shield experience 8.0.1
Thank you
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Hmm.. ok. It is expected behaviour that the cifs folder is gone after reboot, that's why I use Tasker to automatically create it and execute mount command after every reboot.
Is it possible that maybe Termux didn't get root rights? You can check that by opening Magisk Manager app and going to "Superuser" tab. There should be Termux entry and root rights enabled, if not do so and try again. I always go to the settings in Magisk Manager first and set "automatically grant root rights".
trohn_javolta said:
Hmm.. ok. It is expected behaviour that the cifs folder is gone after reboot, that's why I use Tasker to automatically create it and execute mount command after every reboot.
Is it possible that maybe Termux didn't get root rights? You can check that by opening Magisk Manager app and going to "Superuser" tab. There should be Termux entry and root rights enabled, if not do so and try again. I always go to the settings in Magisk Manager first and set "automatically grant root rights".
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Yeah... I remember - you already told me about this problem at reboot.
Is it possible to get your Tasker Profile for that *g*
I know Tasker and already use it on my phone...
Kamikaze01 said:
Yeah... I remember - you already told me about this problem at reboot.
Is it possible to get your Tasker Profile for that *g*
I know Tasker and already use it on my phone...
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It's a really simple one. As event I chose "booting device" and as task I use a simple execute shell task.
I did more digging and maybe can give more info. Just as a quick checklist:
You installed busybox magisk module? (maybe not required for mount command)
SE Linux mode is set to permissive? (maybe not required anymore, if successfull can be disabled later)
In Magisk Manager settings set "global mount namespace"?
By having magisk flashed, you should already get su and mount commands..
You can try changing the mount command a bit, I found sth. that might work:
su -mm -c mount -t cifs -o username=<username>,password=<pw>,rw,dir_mode=0777 ,file_mode=0666,iocharset=utf8,noperm,sec=ntlmssp, rsize=32768,wsize=32768 "//<ip>/<path to share>" /mnt/cifs/hdd
mm means mount master and should force everything to run in the global mount namespace (so the share can be accessed by every app with read/write permissions, not only with Termux)