I've been working on tweaking the stock ouya kernel but as I'm new to this I'm having trouble figuring out which config to start working with I tried the one pulled from /proc/config.gz but, it produces a missing file error specifically mach/iomap.h. after that I tried Tegra3_android_defconfig which compiled then repackaged produces nothing but, a black screen. Not sure exactly what I'm doing wrong but any help will be greatly appreciated.
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Do a git pull to grab the kernel source again. I was able to build it like you described.
checkout source code
pull /proc/config.gz and extract it to ouya_defconfig
make ouya_defconfig
make
Thanks I must have had a corrupted download our something of the sort because that did it I can now compile a functioning kernel.
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I'm now wondering if anyone has any experience with overclocking I know which lines to edit from looking at code from other tegra 3
Devices but am having trouble figuring out this line.
{ 12000000, 1700000000, 6, 1, 8}
I know the first number is the same for each grouping and the second is the frequency you are trying to add but the last three numbers I'm not sure what they are. Such as if I want to add.
{ 12000000, 1800000000, ?, ?, ?}
And I know there are 5 sets of these lines per clock frequency just didn't want to type them all out.
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I'm at work right now, so I.m just quoting a different thread atm:
The system uses a series of programmed pll clocks which in turn can be used as a basis to other clocks. Let's say for this case pll_x is used for the base of processor clock.
The frequency table are in tegra_pll_x_freq_table processor. Seeing the type definition clk_pll_freq_table in clock.h we know that has entries consisting of 6 values. (input_rate, output_rate, n, m, p, cpcon)
These values allow tegra2_pll_clk_set_rate function to set the pll frequency.
The values of interest are the frequency of input and output that indicates the input frequency base to be used and what frequency we want to set (it will use the frequency corresponding to the current base and the output frequency we want). m * p values give us the divisor and n is the multiplier. For simplicity we say that n/(m*p) will give us the multiplier, which applied to the base frequency will give the target frequency.
So if we want to add new frequencies, we must add entries in this structure (tegra_pll_x_freq_table) so the system knows how to program a frequency we want to use.
Add 4 entries for each frequency we want to add (one for each base frequency: 12000000,13000000,19200000,26000000 in our case), with multipliers/dividers to calculate the frequency for which we are adding.
If we add higher frequencies than at present, we have to change the maximum (max_rate) in the tegra_clk_virtual_cpu and tegra_clk_cclk structures, otherwise the system will ignore it. Also have to change the limits for our type of processor in sku_limits. For this case the cpu, cclk y pll_x in the values for our processor (0x04, 0x08, 0x0F).
Finally we modify the table of frequencies used by the processor (frequency list and their order). Is defined at cpufreq_tables and contains a list of lists where we can add a new list or not to touch anything and modify an existing list.
We can look at the existing list freq_table_1p2GHz or in my source I added the list freq_table_1p7GHz.
Contains a list of frequencies that the system can select. It uses the list whose maximum corresponds to the maximum indicated above.
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Maybe i get some time to have a closer look.
Source:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=26288492&postcount=2 thx @ guevor
Thank you for the link it's hard to look for info on kernel tweaking because, when you search for it all you come up with are hundreds of kernels for assorted devices. I figured out the Tegra3_clocks.c and am working on the voltages now.
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Hogman500 said:
Thank you for the link it's hard to look for info on kernel tweaking because, when you search for it all you come up with are hundreds of kernels for assorted devices. I figured out the Tegra3_clocks.c and am working on the voltages now.
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hmm just study commits for other tegra3 kernels. there sould be some around
I'm atm trying to get sio, gpu-oc and some random "Cleanups" running on my kernel. most of this is just copy and paste from other kernels.
That's mostly what I've been doing but so far even though I have all the changes in your link and another kernel commit I've seen the frequency I try to add still does not show up.
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So how is everybody doing in kernel-development?
I am building one myself and should be ready to go into closed beta the next days. Anyone interested?
Don't expect anything fancy just yet but we are surely making progress.
So if some of you are willing to test and not afraid of bricking their device, just hit me up via pm.
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So how is everybody doing in kernel-development?
I am building one myself and should be ready to go into closed beta the next days. Anyone interested?
Don't expect anything fancy just yet but we are surely making progress.
So if some of you are willing to test and not afraid of bricking their device, just hit me up via pm.
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I'm not i have my private messages turned off but when your ready ill turn em back on
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I'm at work right now, so I.m just quoting a different thread atm:
Maybe i get some time to have a closer look.
Source:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=26288492&postcount=2 thx @ guevor
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I am facing the same issue, I don't understand how to add new frequencies.. anyone got sorted it out?
I'm compiling the stock kernel right now with the intention of adding CIFS support as I'd like to be able to access ROMs on a samba server. When running 'make menuconfig' I see that I can check mark the CIFs option, but I'm not sure if I need any additional files to make this work? Anyone have any info on adding cifs?
Should be enough. But why not just use precompiled kernel module which is already available?
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First you need Root Access to your Adam device and ability to text edit those files. There are several options - (1) ADB if you have it installed already or (2) Root Explorer (File Manager) by Speed Software in the Android Market (not free, but easiest method). Make sure R/W is enable in Root Explorer
1. Find /system/etc/permissions/handheld_core_hardware.xml
2. scroll down in the text and find this line: <feature name="android.hardware.touchscreen" />
3. Add the following code following it:
<feature name="android.hardware.touchscreen.multitouch" />
<feature name="android.hardware.touchscreen.multitouch.distinct" />
delete the space between distinct
4. DOUBLE CHECK YOUR CODE!!!!
5. Menu Button ==> Save and Exit
6. Restart your Adam
7. Have fun~
Good Luck!
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special thanks for ptok for helping and suggesting how to enable this!
Cool, I thought it would be a fairly easy tweak to get that working. Looks very smooth, can wait to see it on my NI this week.
Keeewl. Can anyone tell me btw , how many points can be used in Adam's muliti touch ? 2 ? mb 5? or mb 10?) I guess it's only two
Two only it seems. I tried adding the code for jazztouch that's only found in 2.3 gingerbread, and it did not work. Tested it withmultitouch visualizarvisualizar
inspiron41 said:
Two only it seems. I tried adding the code for jazztouch that's only found in 2.3 gingerbread, and it did not work. Tested it withmultitouch visualizarvisualizar
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I see.. Ok thx a lot! i really should wait for anorher tablets)
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Two only it seems. I tried adding the code for jazztouch that's only found in 2.3 gingerbread, and it did not work. Tested it withmultitouch visualizarvisualizar
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I think it has to do with the digitizer. My Sprint EVO with stock froyo detects 5 points, there were two versions, one with 3 point another with 5 point. Although you have to flash a custom kernel with 5 point enabled on the EVO, it would only work if you had the right screen.
I think there was initial mention that the Adam would come with 10 point in earlier blog posts. Wishes =/ cost effective, probably didn't allow for that..
-CC
Interesting: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=775991
According to the post/link on that thread this app has "unlimited" multi touch testing, not limited to 2-4,5 like others..
Tried it but looks like it requires the xml files for multitouch and multitouch distinct...
There is a space too many in "dist inct"
Ie replace "dist inct" by "distinct".
That added multitouch rotation to my Desire. No need for other types of XML files.
Can't imagine it being different for Adam.
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Tried it but looks like it requires the xml files for multitouch and multitouch distinct...
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litening said:
There is a space too many in "dist inct"
Ie replace "dist inct" by "distinct".
That added multitouch rotation to my Desire. No need for other types of XML files.
Can't imagine it being different for Adam.
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sorry about that! some reason i cant delete that space in distinct
I tried it without the space in "distinct"...and it did not work for me in G Tablet.
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sorry about that! some reason i cant delete that space in distinct
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Looks fine to me now.
I would remove your additional instruction to remove the space in distinct. Am sure people would get confused now ;-)
Btw thanks for all the videos you've posted thusfar. Have greatly strengthened my decision to order on next batch.
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litening said:
Looks fine to me now.
I would remove your additional instruction to remove the space in distinct. Am sure people would get confused now ;-)
Btw thanks for all the videos you've posted thusfar. Have greatly strengthened my decision to order on next batch.
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it's the whole xda and notionink community that made this tablet wonderful
i'm so happy that notion ink didnt add any security to prevent us from rooting it
inspiron41 said:
it's the whole xda and notionink community that made this tablet wonderful
i'm so happy that notion ink didnt add any security to prevent us from rooting it
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Me too. Let's hope 2nd batch will be launched soon (and that I am in pre-order list off course).
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I saw this script in the android hacking forums and it looks like something that would be very beneficial to our phone.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1111145
Everyone thats used it seems to say they've noticed a big increase in performance. I want to try it but I'm not sure how to determine if a kernel has init.d or if we even have one that does.
Curious to see if anyone else has tried it? good or not?
I think the hero is running init.d since if you look in the / directory on your internal you see ------.init.d or something similar. I put -'s because I cbf to actually remember the name.
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I'm running jaybob's aosp cm7 with a .29 kernel. I installed the script to /etc/init.d , rebooted. haven't noticed any big difference yet, but I also haven't figured out how to see if it even "took".
nandroids are for
sissies
Went into terminal emulator and did a "free" command. I think this script set up a swap file, I show 35084 for swap, bringing total memory up to around 230000. Before ruining the script, I did not have a swap.
nandroids are for
sissies
But you haven't noticed any improvement?
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Is that kifno in disguise?
Sent from 3D land
please dont say that name outloud
shhhhh he might here you
Bierce22 said:
please dont say that name outloud
shhhhh he might here you
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Sorry!!!!
He probably searches xda for any mention of his name.
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®patience is a virtue©
Not kifno.
The join date was Jan 2011. But these scripts have been around a while. People just take bits and pieces from different scripts people have come up with and then make their own (k**no). Some people notice a difference and some don't. I didn't look through the whole thing, but more than likely parts of it aren't even affecting your phone. Just depends on the kernel and the ROM.
delete.......
Only 600% improvement, I've had better.
Well, it did give me swap. Seemed to help.
Gin and Salsa.
The script itself is actually quite real and has improved performance on a lot of phones.
I applied it, but in all honesty, I don't know if it's made a difference, I don't use my phone enough to be able to notice.
I am working on a theory for my sgh-i337m, but I am still pretty new to all android programming.
Here is my situation:
I am working on modifying a custom ROM that is meant for the I9505 S4, I got it working pretty much flawlessly aside from some of the major reprogramming things(renaming device model etc.)
what I need is to find the location of the Modem/Driver for LTE. so far i have up to 4G and wifi working.
my bad, I figured it out, this question i asked is pretty much pointless, i already found the files before i asked this, just didn't realise it
Buddyjohn said:
I am working on a theory for my sgh-i337m, but I am still pretty new to all android programming.
Here is my situation:
I am working on modifying a custom ROM that is meant for the I9505 S4, I got it working pretty much flawlessly aside from some of the major reprogramming things(renaming device model etc.)
what I need is to find the location of the Modem/Driver for LTE. so far i have up to 4G and wifi working.
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Renaming the device model is fairly simple, out just need to edit the build.prop, towards the top you'll see multiple references to model number and what not...just change it to yours....you can also just compare the two different build.props for a better understanding always nice to see new people trying to dev, look forward to your progress
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mg2195 said:
Renaming the device model is fairly simple, out just need to edit the build.prop, towards the top you'll see multiple references to model number and what not...just change it to yours....you can also just compare the two different build.props for a better understanding always nice to see new people trying to dev, look forward to your progress
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Thanks! I am actually talking with one of the members of the rom I'm working on, basically if I can get everything to work, without any problems of crashing/random reboots/etc. They may do those edits and touch ups and release it as an official device for their rom.
Hi
I think it would be great if the Note 4 could inherit the Screen-Off Memo feature of the Note 5...
(not sure but maybe this equals a port of the whole Air Command)
Thanks A LOT in advance
beng
I totally agree, is this a real possibility for the note 4?
Surly at some point Note 5 Rom will be ported to Note 4. or maybe Xposed module one day. We need some skilled Dev to take up this project.
That'll be super good & useful.... not to mention up the value of note 4 !
I would donate to that Dev
mydroidfren said:
That'll be super good & useful.... not to mention up the value of note 4 !
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I would easily donate 50 Euros to dev who will port it across, maybe more depending on quality of the port.
This would not be an easy port, to be honest.
From the video's I've seen the offscreen write feature bypasses the lock without giving the user access to the system. My best guess is that it's integrated into the lock sceens on the N5. We'd have to download them and try.
Parastie said:
This would not be an easy port, to be honest.
From the video's I've seen the offscreen write feature bypasses the lock without giving the user access to the system. My best guess is that it's integrated into the lock sceens on the N5. We'd have to download them and try.
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I have been checking the codes.
Pls note that there is a separate AirCommandService.apk file in the system/app folder in Note5. This Service is the one that possibly scans the intents when the S Pen is removed and triggers the "BlackMemo" I can find the codes for it as shown in the attachment below.
There would be lot of work to be done as there are codes for the airbutton in the framework.jar files and a few other files and the settings part of spen also needs to be ported as there are codes to check if it is enabled in settings and comparision with Note 4 files show that they are quite different. May be best is to wait for the 5.1.1 release for Note 4 and then try porting this.
shaji_ka_71 said:
I have been checking the codes.
Pls note that there is a separate AirCommandService.apk file in the system/app folder in Note5. This Service is the one that possibly scans the intents when the S Pen is removed and triggers the "BlackMemo" I can find the codes for it as shown in the attachment below.
There would be lot of work to be done as there are codes for the airbutton in the framework.jar files and a few other files and the settings part of spen also needs to be ported as there are codes to check if it is enabled in settings and comparision with Note 4 files show that they are quite different. May be best is to wait for the 5.1.1 release for Note 4 and then try porting this.
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I'm not familiar with the 32bit vs 64bit versions of Android, but can you tell if there are calls that would require the 64bit version?
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Parastie said:
I'm not familiar with the 32bit vs 64bit versions of Android, but can you tell if there are calls that would require the 64bit version?
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I guess the 64 Bit/32 Bit would be in the Libs/Kernel. If any apks explicitly reference these 64 bit libs then, yes there might be an issue porting them. But I am not too sure if any of these core spen applications reference the 64 bit libs or not.
shaji_ka_71 said:
I guess the 64 Bit/32 Bit would be in the Libs/Kernel. If any apks explicitly reference these 64 bit libs then, yes there might be an issue porting them. But I am not too sure if any of these core spen applications reference the 64 bit libs or not.
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From your screenshot, I think we can assume that blackmemo is an app, but its an app that is integrated into the core spen feature. I agree with you that nearly the entire spen framework would have to be ported. Depending on the lib requirements, this may or may not be possible.
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From your screenshot, I think we can assume that blackmemo is an app, but its an app that is integrated into the core spen feature. I agree with you that nearly the entire spen framework would have to be ported. Depending on the lib requirements, this may or may not be possible.
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The below are the intents that the AirCommandService.apk will register and here you can see that the intent for Black_Memo is getting registered to be received. ("com.sec.android.intent.action.BLACK_MEMO")
private void registerBroadcastReceiver()
{
IntentFilter localIntentFilter = new IntentFilter();
localIntentFilter.addAction("android.intent.action.SCREEN_ON");
localIntentFilter.addAction("android.intent.action.SCREEN_OFF");
localIntentFilter.addAction("android.intent.action.CLOSE_SYSTEM_DIALOGS");
localIntentFilter.addAction("android.intent.action.USER_PRESENT");
localIntentFilter.addAction("android.intent.action.DREAMING_STARTED");
localIntentFilter.addAction("com.sec.android.automotive.drivelink.carmodechanged");
localIntentFilter.addAction("com.sec.android.intent.action.BLACK_MEMO");
localIntentFilter.setPriority(999);
this.mContext.registerReceiver(this.mBroadCastReceiver, localIntentFilter);
}
So if we even get this service file functional on note 4 , we can perhaps trigger and test the intent using terminal command (am start -a "intent details")
Let us hope some one cracks this soon
shaji_ka_71 said:
The below are the intents that the AirCommandService.apk will register and here you can see that the intent for Black_Memo is getting registered to be received. ("com.sec.android.intent.action.BLACK_MEMO")
private void registerBroadcastReceiver()
{
IntentFilter localIntentFilter = new IntentFilter();
localIntentFilter.addAction("android.intent.action.SCREEN_ON");
localIntentFilter.addAction("android.intent.action.SCREEN_OFF");
localIntentFilter.addAction("android.intent.action.CLOSE_SYSTEM_DIALOGS");
localIntentFilter.addAction("android.intent.action.USER_PRESENT");
localIntentFilter.addAction("android.intent.action.DREAMING_STARTED");
localIntentFilter.addAction("com.sec.android.automotive.drivelink.carmodechanged");
localIntentFilter.addAction("com.sec.android.intent.action.BLACK_MEMO");
localIntentFilter.setPriority(999);
this.mContext.registerReceiver(this.mBroadCastReceiver, localIntentFilter);
}
So if we even get this service file functional on note 4 , we can perhaps trigger and test the intent using terminal command (am start -a "intent details")
Let us hope some one cracks this soon
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My worry are the lib requirements and if those could be ported. Can't try anything until I get a Note 4. I'll dig through the files later once I have one.
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BenG7 said:
Hi
I think it would be great if the Note 4 could inherit the Screen-Off Memo feature of the Note 5...
(not sure but maybe this equals a port of the whole Air Command)
Thanks A LOT in advance
beng
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i think it's possible unless there r some lib64 files required, i even wanted to port it to note2/tab s. need time to study the files though
oh btw, anyone know what the big green triangular like notification in edge (or note 5 also, i dono) called? i found "edge notification" only but wonder if it is referring to that triangular notification or just "a notification on the edge side"
i am talking about this one. people edge notification?
Note 3 has it w/o root
It isn't as fully featured as the Note5 as far as lock bybass but here is the thread ... http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-note-3/themes-apps/app-screen-off-memo-t3196790
Sixperience N5 port by Geiti94 is on the way it the dev managed to port screen off memo... You can check rom progress in xda thread or on Sixperience Facebook page...
Xperiacle over at the Note 3 thread has made an app that supports screen off memo. Per the comments it seems to be working quite well so I'm sure that a version for the Note 4 should be quite possible in the near future. (http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-note-3/themes-apps/app-screen-off-memo-t3196790)
glm0025 said:
Xperiacle over at the Note 3 thread has made an app that supports screen off memo. Per the comments it seems to be working quite well so I'm sure that a version for the Note 4 should be quite possible in the near future. (http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-note-3/themes-apps/app-screen-off-memo-t3196790)
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At the moment the app doesn't work with the stock 5.1.1 rom. Someone people have gotten it to work on 5.0.1 builds by editing their build.prop. It also doesn't work if you have a security lock.
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The important thing is that it is a start so it shows that a port is possible but it will require tweaking.
glm0025 said:
The important thing is that it is a start so it shows that a port is possible but it will require tweaking.
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Follow the link. Working perfectly on my N910G.
http://www.androidauthority.com/galaxy-note-5-screen-off-memo-on-note-3-4-edge-644178/
The exynos variant of the note 4 has 64-bit capabilities, whereas the snapdragon variant doesn't. So it won' be difficult to port screen off memo and scroll capture to the exynos variant. Scroll capture feature contains 64-bit libs, but not sure about the screenoff memo feature.
"The Helio X10 will be the first chip, which support all bands wordwide"
I really need band 20 for EU LTE but I need to wait for my Redmi Note 2 prime. So did someone try to unlock more bands?
How do u know it is support all bands?
[I saw at enginering mode, band 20 currently not support
I think he wanted to quote it from some sites.
Many Blogs/Shops have that sentence included, they have to do some advertisement.
But as far as I know some reviews also claimed Band 20 (which is very important in Germany) is not supported.
MediaTek sad "Our new chip will be the first, which support LTE worldwide, over 47 bands".
It support all bands but Xiaomi just buy 3 bands.
We need a tutorial, how to unlock other bands.
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Klanac89 said:
MediaTek sad "Our new chip will be the first, which support LTE worldwide, over 47 bands".
It support all bands but Xiaomi just buy 3 bands.
We need a tutorial, how to unlock other bands.
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I think we are kind of far off for a tutorial. From what I've gathered, there are very limited phones with this chip in them at this time, which means we have very little developer support.
Hopefully there are some people reading these forums more advanced than I, but from what I've gathered we wish we had some sort of diagnostic tool like the Qualcomm Diagnostic Tools, but it doesn't appear that MediaTek has something like this. (That has been released anyways)
If the chip supports all bands, then one would think that bands could be restricted at the Baseband. The Baseband gets commands from RIL and Vendor RIL Drivers (That should be located in some of the system driver folders. I have one of the RIL files pulled to my PC, but haven't had time to try and check it out. I'm guessing because its been compiled, it probably wont have anything that is readable or makes any sense to me. Would be pretty sweet if it was as simple as hexediting some flags to turn bands on.
Also, I'm sure the baseband is compiled, and protected, so I'm not sure how easy it is to pull from a rom, or from a phone for that matter... and then once its pulled, if anything will be easy to read for clues reguarding Radio Interface, or Modem Bands...
Anyone available to lend me some knowledge on the subject? I would love a little primer or some reading information to help with this quest.
Thanks!
http://www.unlockpwd.com/published-the-source-code-of-the-mediatek-mt6795-helio-x10/
Nice
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If someone can unlock this LTE bands, it would be awesome, because I need band 5/850 too...
Dude, I will pay for that
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Klanac89 said:
http://www.unlockpwd.com/published-the-source-code-of-the-mediatek-mt6795-helio-x10/
Nice
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AMAZING!
GitHub often blows my mind, as I forget to check this resource normally... Damn :/
Klanac89 said:
Dude, I will pay for that
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Ask at MIUI forum bro... hope dev MIUI can read it and try to unlock them haha
I'm sure here are a lot of people which will pay for that.
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Klanac89 said:
http://www.unlockpwd.com/published-the-source-code-of-the-mediatek-mt6795-helio-x10/
Nice
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andy775 said:
AMAZING!
GitHub often blows my mind, as I forget to check this resource normally... Damn :/
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The link is no longer working. However, it looks like the source is still posted.
https://github.com/search?q=Mt6795
still waiting....
^ waiting will get you (us) nowhere. Looking through those files, it seems that the file where the bands are defined is this. It's non-trivial to "enable" them, though, seems like you have to know exactly which hex codes do what to set the radio up correctly.
That's a find there...
ferlie said:
still waiting....
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Like I told you, we need to collect money
Crim Soukyuu said:
^ waiting will get you (us) nowhere. Looking through those files, it seems that the file where the bands are defined is this. It's non-trivial to "enable" them, though, seems like you have to know exactly which hex codes do what to set the radio up correctly.
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Hmmm... Maybe Elephone can help us? This company got phones with MediaTek SoC and more LTE bands?
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My Note2 is on the way. One of the first thing I will try will be using other phone's rils with similar soc (like the mx5 that support B20). The files are in /system/etc/firmware. If we are lucky, this will be enough. Otherwise it will be a long hacking road.
XMister:
Let me know if there is anything I can do to help you out. I have a Note 2 Prime now, and am pretty comfortable flashing / restoring. Would love to assist you any way I can!
Thanks for your input, We appreciate you!!
With band 20 I will be more than happy
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andy775 said:
XMister:
Let me know if there is anything I can do to help you out. I have a Note 2 Prime now, and am pretty comfortable flashing / restoring. Would love to assist you any way I can!
Thanks for your input, We appreciate you!!
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First of all, make a backup of your IMEI and NVRAM.
Second, I'm attaching the firmware files of MX5. I'm not sure about which one should be replaced on Note2, but my guess would be one of the modem...img files.
So, make a backup of your firmware files, and try to replace them (you need root, and r/w mounted system, then adb from pc, or es file explorer from the phone itself can do the job), and reboot.
See if it makes any difference in available bands. Oh and don't forget to make the new files have the exact permissions as the old one had.