I am unable to use my colleges wifi because of an issue with using 802.1x Certificates. I have tried the fixes found here but they haven't helped. The network uses EAP-TLS encryption if that helps. Is there an AOSP ROM that has this fixed, does someone have a working patch, what can I do? It really sucks to have such a nice paper wait
I am in a similar situation but am lucky enough that my work also broadcasts an insecure network although I would prefer the encryption.
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So no one has any idea of how to fix this?
I'm losing my faith I'm the Dev community, it used to be that among in Android could be fixed or changed with a kettle googling and XDA but now it seems that done problems are simply ignored even when they render the device useless
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So no one has any idea what to do? Even google has utterly failed to address this problem, and I can't even go back to ICS
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we might want to offer a bounty
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WE Might...
All right I'm whiling to offer $50 for a patch that works or an ICS ROM
Have you considered that the majority of users don't have this issue and that a dev might start long for a solution most often because they are having the same issue.
JB is still quite new and the nexus 7 was the first device that came with it officially.
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All right I'm whiling to offer $50 for a patch that works or an ICS ROM
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To really work on this the person most likely would need access to the same type of network you are having problems with.
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All right I'm whiling to offer $50 for a patch that works or an ICS ROM
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Ive found a workaround/alternative by using the connectify.me program on my laptop (which is connected via wire) to make my own wireless signal using WPA. Might work for you too.
I'll throw $20 at a patch.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1778691
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Connectify crashes my laptop
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Fix is here
http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=34212
Search for jb_wpa_supplicant_patch_cwm.zip
Related
These are official OTA updates (linked below)
They are meant to be flashed over the complete Stock previous version
(Released 6-8-2011) GRJ06D --> GRJ22 df4305c48a37.signed-sojus-GRJ22-from-GRJ06D.df4305c4.zip LINK: https://www.box.com/s/824ctfmln6fubaktm28x
(Released 7-25-2011) GRJ22 --> GRJ90 39fe4c5954c0.signed-sojus-GRJ90-from-GRJ22.39fe4c59.zip LINK: https://www.box.com/s/y826ceizvax876gv86rm
(Released 9-20-2011) GRJ90 --> GWK74 2e8d40143341.signed-sojus-GWK74-from-GRJ90.2e8d4014.zip LINK: https://www.box.com/s/9vjkpbg8axmtx334irm8
(Released 4-5-2012) GWK74 --> IMM76D TAMkDR3z.zip LINK: coming soon
(Released 9-10-2012) IMM76D--> JRO03R BZ-Bqdau.zip LINK: coming soon
what's new?
yeah within minutes of me activating the phone yesterday evening it was pushed to my phone OTA.
I bet it's the update that takes away free tethering.
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I did the update when I first received the phone on Thursday and I still have tethering. This is a built in native Android feature. Eliminating that would defeat the purpose of a Nexus device.
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Yeah I saw it as well, yesterday. I went ahead and installed it. The corporate Sprint store around here opened at 11AM and I saw it when my phone was activated at 11:30, so it must have been something they knew about before the launch.
The description said it fixes minor performance issues or something to that effect.
GRJ22 is the final OTA build sent to the rest of the Nexus S devices. The NS4G phones likely all shipped with GRJ06D and are just being brought in line with the latest release.
You can find a changelog for GRJ22 in the OTA threads (mostly bugfixes and Google Talk video chat) but it likely doesn't all apply coming from GRJ06D.
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Yeah I saw it as well, yesterday. I went ahead and installed it. The corporate Sprint store around here opened at 11AM and I saw it when my phone was activated at 11:30, so it must have been something they knew about before the launch.
The description said it fixes minor performance issues or something to that effect.
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Well I had to do this update on Saturday May 7th at about noon when I got my Nexus ...
This could have something to do with the whole Google and Sprint working as one needing a quick fix... example Google voice not working right and making voicemail open to you're contacts...
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Nice, just released, and already more updates then the SGS series. I can't wait to get mine today or sometime this week.
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Yeah I saw it as well, yesterday. I went ahead and installed it. The corporate Sprint store around here opened at 11AM and I saw it when my phone was activated at 11:30, so it must have been something they knew about before the launch.
The description said it fixes minor performance issues or something to that effect.
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I didn't say they would take away tethering. I said they will start charging for it
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I didn't say they would take away tethering. I said they will start charging for it
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Not callin' BS, sorry if it came out as if I were. Just giving my $0.02 on the update.
I was pretty surprised tethering was still in there, too, given that they charge for it for the other phones.
I didn't think they would be able to charge for tethering on a pure Google phone, until I noticed they updated the features page at Google.com/Nexus. It now says under portable wifi hotspot that it is subject to carrier fees. :/
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I didn't think they would be able to charge for tethering on a pure Google phone, until I noticed they updated the features page at Google.com/Nexus. It now says under portable wifi hotspot that it is subject to carrier fees. :/
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Even if it says that, I doubt you woulf get charged tethering fees.
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Even if it says that, I doubt you woulf get charged tethering fees.
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I agree, since it doesn't warn you when you try to use the built-in tethering...
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I bet it's the update that takes away free tethering.
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No does not take away the tether, and neather did it make rooting impossible.
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Even if it says that, I doubt you woulf get charged tethering fees.
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I'm gonna check on that. In the meantime, anyone know for sure?
Sprint rep said tethering wouldn't work unless the account was already set up for the mobile hotspot $29.99/month plan. Tested to see, and you can set the phone to act as a mobile hot spot and make the connection, but it wouldn't actually give me internet access. The laptop showed the connection, but with local access only and an error about the IP address. Not surprised - it was the same way with the CDMA Hero, too.
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Sprint rep said tethering wouldn't work unless the account was already set up for the mobile hotspot $29.99/month plan. Tested to see, and you can set the phone to act as a mobile hot spot and make the connection, but it wouldn't actually give me internet access. The laptop showed the connection, but with local access only and an error about the IP address. Not surprised - it was the same way with the CDMA Hero, too.
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I don't have tethering on my account and it works fine for me... I think you're doing something wrong.
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I don't have tethering on my account and it works fine for me... I think you're doing something wrong.
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Same here. Perhaps you were having connection issues while trying to tether; I've experienced that a few times on my EVO.
has anybody made a 2.3.4 stock rooted rom based on the OTA? my phone gets here tomorrow and i want to root and go to town!
I wanted to ask if you guys have had any luck with using the mobile hotspot without any monthly charges?
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That's something we really aren't supposed to discuss, because it's kind of a gray area legally
But Wireless Tether is a great, free alternative and you don't have to do any serious modifications to the phone with this option, just rooting
If this doesn't satisfy you, you can always send a PM
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Thanks for the information and I had no idea idea about the legal implications....
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What version of wireless tether are you using? I tried 3.1 beta 7 bit couldn't get it working running ec07 miunia beta 4
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Googles wireless tether for root users works perfectly for me just make sure you're selecting the correct profile (Fascinate!) and start up mode (WEXT ad-hoc works best) in the settings!
Still running the eco7clean.
Using latest release of witether from Google.
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Did some digging. I guess the version I was running (2. 0.7) didn't have profile options. Got the latest and greatest, and it is working good.
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Thanks for the recommendations. I am going to give Google wireless tether a shot and let you know if I have any questions. I am running minunia beta 4 (can't wait for 5). So Google tether is free and no extra charges to my awful bill?
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Thanks for the recommendations. I am going to give Google wireless tether a shot and let you know if I have any questions. I am running minunia beta 4 (can't wait for 5). So Google tether is free and no extra charges to my awful bill?
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Correct, on the app being free. I assume you are grandfathered on unlimited data. If not, be careful.
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Thanks... I was lucky enough to switch to the unlimited plan before verizon took it away. I also bought the continuum thinking verizon would update the phone.. (we all know what happened there ) lol
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gk438 said:
Thanks... I was lucky enough to switch to the unlimited plan before verizon took it away. I also bought the continuum thinking verizon would update the phone.. (we all know what happened there ) lol
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Yeah... but ya know what? Thanks to the Dev's here, VZW and Samsung can both KMA. I don't need em. Even if they had released froyo, how many of us would still be running stock odexed with all bloatware intact? I sure as hell wouldn't.
Didn't think about it that way but you're right. I hate all the bloatware.
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Yeah... but ya know what? Thanks to the Dev's here, VZW and Samsung can both KMA. I don't need em. Even if they had released froyo, how many of us would still be running stock odexed with all bloatware intact? I sure as hell wouldn't.
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Wed be golden if they'd release froyo source. But true about the devs and no need otherwise.
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I am really considering buying a Nexus 7 but am curious if it can be tethered to a GSM GNEX running on Tmobile without paying for the hotspot feature. I have searched the forum but no threads have been specific enough to my question. Thanks guys.
maybe ask in the genx forum, it will be easier to find someone there with a n7 then someone here with a genx
neither my rooted g1 nor my rooted g2 will connect via adhoc to my unrooted n7. I've been busy lately so I haven't attempted to fix this but I'm sure it will be very easy to do, there may even be custom roms for the n7 with the proper wpa supplement but I haven't looked into it yet as its not a bother nor have I the time.
point is it will work for some phones right out of the box with little or no effort, can't attest to it working with yours
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maybe ask in the genx forum, it will be easier to find someone there with a n7 then someone here with a genx
neither my rooted g1 nor my rooted g2 will connect via adhoc to my unrooted n7. I've been busy lately so I haven't attempted to fix this but I'm sure it will be very easy to do, there may even be custom roms for the n7 with the proper wpa supplement but I haven't looked into it yet as its not a bother nor have I the time.
point is it will work for some phones right out of the box with little or no effort, can't attest to it working with yours
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appreciate the response. Thank you.
I use my lte Gnex and it works just fine.
Worst come to worse u could prolly use foxfi app
Do this
Go to a store that sell nexus7, turn on hotspot, see if u can connect
Oh I think I misunderstood your question.
Most custom rom for Gnex allow you to tether without paying the premium for hotspot. But, it uses your data plan. If you don't have unlimited, the data used will still count against your data plan allowance. There is no way around that. And if there was I don't think you would find it here :/
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I'm on tmobile and have the Gnex, I've had since April. I've been using the hotspot on it with no problems.... I've never received a notice from tmobile. I'm now using foxfi app. I don't think tmobile can tell when we use the gnex as a hotspot.
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They can't, because using foxfi is just making your data available to another device. It doesn't hide the data usage just allows another device to use ur plans data. Which they aren't allowed to block(vzw got "In trouble" for blocking apps that allow you to use ur data on another device. Tho they CAN block unlimited users from using them, they aren't allowed to FORCE tiered users to pay the hotspot premium to use the data on other devices)
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They can't, because using foxfi is just making your data available to another device. It doesn't hide the data usage just allows another device to use ur plans data. Which they aren't allowed to block(vzw got "In trouble" for blocking apps that allow you to use ur data on another device. Tho they CAN block unlimited users from using them, they aren't allowed to FORCE tiered users to pay the hotspot premium to use the data on other devices)
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I meant in general, without using foxfi. Sprint also blocked foxfi.
generalagony said:
I am really considering buying a Nexus 7 but am curious if it can be tethered to a GSM GNEX running on Tmobile without paying for the hotspot feature. I have searched the forum but no threads have been specific enough to my question. Thanks guys.
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There is not software from Tmo on your Gnex; just use the native hotspot feature on stock and you are good to go, the beauty of vanilla! I’ve been using this combo for weeks, and I’m sure you’ll enjoy it.
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There is not software from Tmo on your Gnex; just use the native hotspot feature on stock and you are good to go, the beauty of vanilla! I’ve been using this combo for weeks, and I’m sure you’ll enjoy it.
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That's what I was trying say....the GNex is one of those devices that T-Mobile can't "see" you tethering/hot spotting with. I've been doing it since May with not a peep from T-Mobile.
I want to find out who did this, among the things stolen was a rooted Nexus 7 with Lookout. Any suggestions of how to find my stuff would be greatly appreciated.
I'm guessing you didn't have an antitheft app? You could try lookout plan b; installing it remotely. But that's assuming the thief hasn't tampered with the device.
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You Aint getting that back bro...
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You Aint getting that back bro...
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Yeah...hate to say...but any thief with half a brain that steals a phone or tab would shut it off immediately, knowing they have GPS and might be a chance they're tracked.
Guess not all thieves are smart tho.
..actually, probably most are running around a few short of a dozen!
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I'm guessing you didn't have an antitheft app? You could try lookout plan b; installing it remotely. But that's assuming the thief hasn't tampered with the device.
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I said in the op I have Lookout installed.
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GiantJay said:
I said in the op I have Lookout installed.
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Not to be a negative Nancy....but if he, or his associates know android....device will be off, or at least GPS off....or device wiped.
But I hope he's dumb and you have luck finding yer stuff!
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2 ps3's were taken also. I hope to find them somehow. Through a ip address or something.
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2 ps3's were taken also. I hope to find them somehow. Through a ip address or something.
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I doubt the police are gonna put you on their priority list and try to track your electronics with high tech methods. No content/house insurance???
May wanna look into that before you get new stuff....serious. I'd have all my stuff replaced with new and probably better stuff for 500 bucks. (My deductible )
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Plan b is your only chance but if he wipes it or keeps it off your out of luck.
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Plan b is your only chance but if he wipes it or keeps it off your out of luck.
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Plan b doesn't work on Jelly Bean I have Lookout though.
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Plan b doesn't work on Jelly Bean I have Lookout though.
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Lookout has tracking features but it might be a premium feature. I really don't know.
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I heard of a story of a thief in Salt Lake that stole someone's iPad. Suddenly, pictures started showing up in the original owner's iCloud because the perp had been taking pictures of himself with the iPad. A local police officer recognized the perp and they arrested him. In other words, not all criminals are smart. Do you have anything setup to automatically upload pictures taken with the tablet to any cloud service?
You can still install plan b to it. Of your account is still linked to it.
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Lookout has tracking features but it might be a premium feature. I really don't know.
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I don't think Its a premium feature, op go into the lookout website and try your luck, you may just get lucky but speed is of the essence. Good luck
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Actually it's not a premium feature, and I think it works with GPS off too (I think WiFi does the trick here). Login to your account in your PC browser (hope they haven't taken that too!) and try to locate it. Hopefully the thief (or thieves) is (or are) dumber than we are thinking he (or she or they) is (or are).
Best of luck.
Oh and I can tell because I have Lookout installed on my N7 and I just looked through it right now.
I've been trying to track through lookout but.it hasn't.been turned on.
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Did you try that feature before your tab got stolen? If not, there is a high possibility that's not going to work.
Yes it had the lookout app on it already.
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But did you try the locate or Missing Device feature befor it got stolen?
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Also the tablet has to remain on. Then Lookout turns on the GPS automatically.
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But did you try the locate or Missing Device feature befor it got stolen?
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Also the tablet has to remain on. Then Lookout turns on the GPS automatically.
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it did a ping at 7:45am on the day it was stolen before the battery died. It was off and on the charger when everyone left for work and school the robbery happened around 10am we think.
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Didnt ONEPLUS make a statement a while back that they were going to ADD WIFI CALLING for T-Mobile in a future OTA update??? I am still waiting on this for the oneplus ONE and TWO.
If they are not going to honor their word then I will just purchase from ANOTHER manufacturer from here on out.
You should
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You should
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1. Wifi calling is proprietary to T-mo services and OnePlus will need to get T-mo to release the info to make it work.
2. The above will never happen.
3. OnePlus lies.
So, you are better off buying a T-mo branded phone if you want wifi calling
T Mobile develops and maintains the code for WiFi calling. Ask them.
*spoiler alert: it ain't happenin'...
Ok. Moving on now...
When did they say that?
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Well, hell has frozen over.
How did they do this without changing the baseband I wonder?
Looks like they hacked it in, I wonder if it will work well? Without band 12 this is a big deal for me and many others and this will affect a lot of phones.
www.androidpolice.com/2015/10/31/cy...l-include-support-for-t-mobiles-wi-fi-calling
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If I had to guess, I will guess that your phone will still need a t mobile baseband.
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Ironically, it looks like that evil company Cyanogen Inc. may just save your bacon
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Ironically, it looks like that evil company Cyanogen Inc. may just save your bacon
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Love it!
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WiFi calling is not big of a deal, all it is, is a little more clarity or if u r home has poor coverage, u do still have to pay and have a provider, its not free calling if that is what u r thinking,