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[Q] WPA2 compliant

Hi, I am looking to get the Aria for the wife, but I saw a post (unable to now find) that claimed it did not support WPA2/AES, I have checked on the HTC site and the manuals, I have searched on here and google and no clear indicators.
Can anyone confirm or revoke this for me?
Cheers

silashack said:
Hi, I am looking to get the Aria for the wife, but I saw a post (unable to now find) that claimed it did not support WPA2/AES, I have checked on the HTC site and the manuals, I have searched on here and google and no clear indicators.
Can anyone confirm or revoke this for me?
Cheers
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Mine works fine with WPA2/AES on my network. However, I've had more than one new Laptop recently that wouldn't connect, and from my experience, WPA2/AES can be a bit hit or miss based on the compatibility of the hardware/firmware of the router and connecting device.

cHarley04 said:
Mine works fine with WPA2/AES on my network. However, I've had more than one new Laptop recently that wouldn't connect, and from my experience, WPA2/AES can be a bit hit or miss based on the compatibility of the hardware/firmware of the router and connecting device.
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Thanks for the reply, didn't want to look at some other device if it didn't.
Cheers

Mine works great with wpa2/aes. I use it regularly on 3 separate networks. No need to worry my fiend.
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Here using WPA2/AES with my Aria with no problem (with stock, FR008 Liberated and CM7 ROMs)
And I guess some laptops may have problems with it, as WinXP needs an update to work with WPA2 if I'm not wrong.

ECEXCURSION said:
Mine works great with wpa2/aes. I use it regularly on 3 separate networks. No need to worry my fiend.
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Darius_bd said:
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Here using WPA2/AES with my Aria with no problem (with stock, FR008 Liberated and CM7 ROMs)
And I guess some laptops may have problems with it, as WinXP needs an update to work with WPA2 if I'm not wrong.
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Thank you kind people, makes decisions easier

[Q] Help with android lost

Hello on android lost i installed the android lost app and android lost jumpstart on my nexus 7 and when i go to androidlost.com andgoto controls it says Waiting for phone to be registered.
thank you
lukas

I think (but am not 100%sure) it requires cell service to control the app via (hidden) SMS messages.
If that is indeed the case, it won't work on wifi-only devices.
You didn't mention whether your unit was a wifi-only or 3g model.
I'm not sure what to recommend as I'm unfamiliar with apps in this space - maybe Plan B ? But for all I know, it might also use the same control channel.
Good luck

jump;start
Hello mine is a wifi model but you can use android lost jumpstart just lok on google play

sycho123321 said:
Hello mine is a wifi model but you can use android lost jumpstart just lok on google play
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Thanks!
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.androidlost.jumpstart
It does look like the dev specifically is trying to address wifi-only devices; OTOH the comment in the "what's new" section from the apps market page sounds like the Dev doesn't have a N7 to test...
Making detection of phone state optional since lots of tablets does not have phone capabilities. Hopefully this should make it work on google nexus 7 tablets
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I would try contacting the app dev (reading between the lines, I got the impression you are testing the app rather than having lost the tablet) - he might be eager to have some testers on the N7
good luck

nevermide i foundit

sycho123321 said:
nevermide i foundit
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I would be interested in hearing what happened.
Was the tablet actually lost or were you just testing the app?
What did you do to resolve the trouble?

Going Russian

So i have my nexus 7 and it runs fine... got a rom on it.. no problems at all..
but i just bought a second one that i plan on giving to family in russia when i go visit them next week...
being a US user, i have never had any issues using the device but i am wondering how i can make it fully compatible for use in Russia...
the obvious answer is to choose russian as the language during setup but thats not enough... half the things are still written in english and all music shown is american...
what can i do to make it better capable for use in russia?
thanks

davidmargolin said:
So i have my nexus 7 and it runs fine... got a rom on it.. no problems at all..
but i just bought a second one that i plan on giving to family in russia when i go visit them next week...
being a US user, i have never had any issues using the device but i am wondering how i can make it fully compatible for use in Russia...
the obvious answer is to choose russian as the language during setup but thats not enough... half the things are still written in english and all music shown is american...
what can i do to make it better capable for use in russia?
thanks
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I know CyanogenMod has great translation support built into the rom and constantly updated.
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BlackFire27 said:
I know CyanogenMod has great translation support built into the rom and constantly updated.
Sent from my Motorola XPRT
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im afraid of putting on a custom rom as they are not "technologically concious" and wont be able to figure out how to update when google brings out klp or another version of android

CDMA

Any want to try to get CDMA up for Ubuntu Touch? Ubuntu Touch would get a lot more attention I know I would defiantly work on it if CDMA was supported!

jonahly said:
Any want to try to get CDMA up for Ubuntu Touch? Ubuntu Touch would get a lot more attention I know I would defiantly work on it if CDMA was supported!
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I would absolutely LOVE to see this. I would also give working on it a shot, not that I have a very good idea of what I am doing but I would damned well give it a.shot!
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Can someone at least respond if they plan to?

jonahly said:
Can someone at least respond if they plan to?
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Dont think we'll see it anytime soon. Most of the devs working on it are GSM users so they dont give a care about ud CDMA uers. Isnt at&t gsm anyway?

Anything in the USA is CDMA, and outside of the US is GSM.
Adding CDMA isn't something one of our developers could do. It would require canonical to partner with an in US cellular company i.e. Sprint, Att, Verizon, etc...
So just wait until they have a hardware vendor preparing to sell the real handset.
CDMA will come into the picture with time.
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blmvxer said:
Anything in the USA is CDMA, and outside of the US is GSM.
Adding CDMA isn't something one of our developers could do. It would require canonical to partner with an in US cellular company i.e. Sprint, Att, Verizon, etc...
So just wait until they have a hardware vendor preparing to sell the real handset.
CDMA will come into the picture with time.
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Not true, T-mobile and AT&T are both GSM.
And ofono supports cdma now, its a matter of getting it to recognize the device.

blmvxer said:
Anything in the USA is CDMA, and outside of the US is GSM.
Adding CDMA isn't something one of our developers could do. It would require canonical to partner with an in US cellular company i.e. Sprint, Att, Verizon, etc...
So just wait until they have a hardware vendor preparing to sell the real handset.
CDMA will come into the picture with time.
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There's a lot more standards then those to. WCDMA, for example. Used in Europe.
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The problem is you'd have to entirely rewrite the RIL. That's a pain in the balls
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idkwhothatis123 said:
The problem is you'd have to entirely rewrite the RIL. That's a pain in the balls
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Agreed but it can't be as bad as MIUI, having to rewrite the entire RIL and then doing a ****load of smali edit is a huge pain but its done all the time.
If I knew how, or had someone willing to help me, I would take it on.
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If anyone is willing to let me ping questions off of the give me a little help editing the RIL I will be more than glad to do the majority of the work, I just have no clue what to do to get started.
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I would LOVE to run this, but I'm cdma as well. I'm willing to help do the leg work as well but also need to be coached.
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emottau said:
I would LOVE to run this, but I'm cdma as well. I'm willing to help do the leg work as well but also need to be coached.
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I don't think ofono supports CDMA completely yet, us CDMA users will have to be patient. It is being worked on thoughhttps://ofono.org/blogs/bertrandaygon/2011/ofono-049.
The OS is coming along well though.

I would use Ubuntu touch CDMA or not.
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Would love to use this even if the radio want working just to try it out
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I am looking to upgrade my phone on Verizon. But want to make sure that the one I get will be easily able to be unlocked and run Ubuntu Touch.
So in short, though Ubuntu Touch may not be ported to it yet. What is the best bet for a MODERN phone, that is well made enough to last 2 to 3 years (there are still some Nokia N900s out there going strong, so don't tell me its not possible) to upgrade to that is the most hackable? I've considered the Sam G Note 2, because of the really large screen. But don't know how "Hackable" it is in comparison to other devices.
Not the Nexus, very capable phone but won't be able to fully use desktop mode with full power. I would prefer 4G, since Verizon has stated that they will drop all other radio support in the next 2 to 3 years and only use 4G for voice and data.
Thank you and God Bless you guys and the work you do here!!

clem11388 said:
Not the Nexus, very capable phone but won't be able to fully use desktop mode with full power. I would prefer 4G, since Verizon has stated that they will drop all other radio support in the next 2 to 3 years and only use 4G for voice and data.
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There is no device except the Galaxy Nexus and the Nexus 4 which has Ubuntu Touch.

To98 said:
There is no device except the Galaxy Nexus and the Nexus 4 which has Ubuntu Touch.
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I'm sorry I didn't state it fully. I am looking for the most HACKABLE device that way it will be the most likely device to LATER receive a port for Ubuntu Touch. Not that it currently has Ubuntu Touch.
I backed the Ubuntu Edge crowdfunding campaign and was willing to wait a almost a full year before receiving what I paid for. I would be more than willing to wait for a port for the same software but different device. And would donate to the person or persons that did the most work.
Pretty much has to be Quad Core of some kind, as much Ram as possible. And ability to use an SD card so storage space won't be an issue. And again, it HAS to be high quality enough to last atleast 2 to 3 year. My Moto Droid 2 has gone through 3 warranty replacements in the past 2 years. I refuse to deal with that level of incompetent hardware development. If an N900 can last almost 5 years and still go strong using various different Linux Operating systems with more capabilities than the original. Then Modern Android Manufacturers have no excuse.
Sorry for the rant, if you didn't catch that, I'm a little bit peeved at hardware companies lately.

clem11388 said:
I'm sorry I didn't state it fully. I am looking for the most HACKABLE device that way it will be the most likely device to LATER receive a port for Ubuntu Touch. Not that it currently has Ubuntu Touch.
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Sorry, I misunderstood you.
I would recommend you to wait for an official device to be released because the current easy hackable devices are only Nexus or Samsung (but without drivers to port custom roms).

To98 said:
Sorry, I misunderstood you.
I would recommend you to wait for an official device to be released because the current easy hackable devices are only Nexus or Samsung (but without drivers to port custom roms).
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I've been trying to do that, because I love most of what Ubuntu Touch has shown so far. But now the left half of the touch screen on my Droid 2 Global has now stopped working. The screen still works and displays things fine. But it won't recognize any touches. It has a slide out keyboard, which helps alot cause I can use the arrow keys to do most things and still type. And I use Button Savior since this has capacitive buttons along the bottom, the left 2 buttons (Menu and Home) also no longer work. Oh and the 3.5 mm Headphone jack hasn't worked in months. And I've only had this warranty replacement for about 1 year. I would like to wait until official devices are released. But my current device is metaphorically falling to pieces.
Now you see why I am so upset with hardware manufacturers?

clem11388 said:
Now you see why I am so upset with hardware manufacturers?
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Oh, that's really a problem. If you don't need a high-end device asap I'd recommend you a really cheap Android device (you can keep it as a second fall-back phone). I have a Galaxy Gio as my second phone and I'd recommend that for you. It costs 40€ on ebay (I don't what it costs in your country) and has really good build quality and an active community for custom roms (you can install real stable and fast Android 4.2 on it). But it has no CDMA support.
I can't recommend you any current phone because nobody knows how they'll be working with Ubuntu Touch. Maybe the Samsung Galaxy S4...

FM Radio (CM 10.1 + Spirit FM)

Working on my Samsung Galaxy S III Mini (Maclaw´s CyanogenMod 10.1 20130801-2 (Jellybean 4.2.2)):
1. Download and install (Root needed) Spirit FM Free: http://d-h.st/vCj
2. Plug your headphones
3. Enter a knowing strong frequency
4. If you are in Europe (Spain, in my case): Settings->Band->World... (Anyone)
5. IMPORTANT!!!: Settings->Audio->Method->Galaxy S3/Note/S2_ICS (Only works with this one)
That´s all!!!
PS: Main thread (mikereidis): http://http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1059296

It works on Oliver's cm10.1 rom too. Thanks alot man:laugh:

mauam said:
It works on Oliver's cm10.1 rom too. Thanks alot man:laugh:
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You´re welcome!
Não há de quê!
PS: Please, vote the poll. Obrigado.

aavvaallooss said:
5. IMPORTANT!!!: Settings->Audio->Method->Galaxy S3/Note/S2_ICS (Only works with this one)http://http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1059296
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This should be automatic if ro.product.device starts with "GT-I819" (ie GT-I8190).
But I see the official name is "golden", so next release should set it automatically.
I've enabled "golden" on Google Play for anyone who wants the full Unlocked version of Spirit.
I can only support phones well when I see sufficient sales in the Google Play app stats.
CM ROMs may stock using the stock audio library at some point, as they have on other devices. When that happens FM audio will no longer work unless I devote time to it, and ideally buy a phone myself. But I can't/won't do that without sufficient sales, especially if I get bombarded with support requests and debug logs from pirates.

mikereidis said:
This should be automatic if ro.product.device starts with "GT-I819" (ie GT-I8190).
But I see the official name is "golden", so next release should set it automatically.
I've enabled "golden" on Google Play for anyone who wants the full Unlocked version of Spirit.
I can only support phones well when I see sufficient sales in the Google Play app stats.
CM ROMs may stock using the stock audio library at some point, as they have on other devices. When that happens FM audio will no longer work unless I devote time to it, and ideally buy a phone myself. But I can't/won't do that without sufficient sales, especially if I get bombarded with support requests and debug logs from pirates.
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Spirit FM Unlocked still appears as "This app is incompatible with your device" on Google Play. I´ll pay for it when available.
The official name on Google Play is "Samsung GT-I8190"
Thank you, Mike!

mikereidis said:
This should be automatic if ro.product.device starts with "GT-I819" (ie GT-I8190).
But I see the official name is "golden", so next release should set it automatically.
I've enabled "golden" on Google Play for anyone who wants the full Unlocked version of Spirit.
I can only support phones well when I see sufficient sales in the Google Play app stats.
CM ROMs may stock using the stock audio library at some point, as they have on other devices. When that happens FM audio will no longer work unless I devote time to it, and ideally buy a phone myself. But I can't/won't do that without sufficient sales, especially if I get bombarded with support requests and debug logs from pirates.
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After few Ctrl+F5 on Google Play Spirit FM Unlocked appears as "Compatible with your device".
Purchased and fully working!!!
PD: So far is the most expensive app I ever pay for. But, for me, it worth the money.
Thanks (One more time)

Come on, use the poll or post something else. I'm looking for official support by Mike for our device!!!
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aavvaallooss said:
Come on, use the poll or post something else. I'm looking for official support by Mike for our device!!!
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To gauge popularity among custom ROM users, I look at the total XDA post counts for a phone, relative to it's age and thus the phones position in the XDA forums homepage.
IE, please don't start any campaign to get a lot of people to bug/harass me about this.
Another factor is, "does this phone sell well in parts of the world where apps, and Spirit in particular, are purchased ?". Certain corners of the world have very high piracy rates.

Ok

aavvaallooss said:
OK. Active campaing stopped by just now. So sorry to harass you
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Ok
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I put a smilie on that sentence to indicate I'm not feeling harassed right now.
I'm fine with requests, and that's all they are right now.
Just don't want anyone to veer towards a "campaign" that might misrepresent phone popularity.

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I put a smilie on that sentence to indicate I'm not feeling harassed right now.
I'm fine with requests, and that's all they are right now.
Just don't want anyone to veer towards a "campaign" that might misrepresent phone popularity.
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Maybe a "misrepresented" phone with a lot of enthusiasts of the first world could earn more money for you.

Working
Thank you very much, it's working! Now I can hear radio but without reducing high speed volume and money

thank you

can you post a new link

I've been searching the forums, think this is my best bet, although the thread is inactive for some time. Looking to get (real) FM radio working on my Galaxy S3 mini with CyanogenMod 11...
Is it possible? Am I at the right place, or is there some other solution?
If this can work, can someone update the first post or sth?

Dzombache said:
I've been searching the forums, think this is my best bet, although the thread is inactive for some time. Looking to get (real) FM radio working on my Galaxy S3 mini with CyanogenMod 11...
Is it possible? Am I at the right place, or is there some other solution?
If this can work, can someone update the first post or sth?
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Why don't you just try it and let us know what happens ?

I tried it and it works ... though it's pain in the ass to search for stations manualy, etc.
And other things could be better, but if it's the only solution, hey... I'm OK with it.
Btw, you don't even have to change things in settings. It worked for me instantly, the moment I turned it on.
Maybe just change from 'North America' to 'World sth' (if you're not in NA), you can leave the other thing on 'automatic'.

Dzombache said:
I tried it and it works ... though it's pain in the ass to search for stations manualy, etc.
And other things could be better, but if it's the only solution, hey... I'm OK with it.
Btw, you don't even have to change things in settings. It worked for me instantly, the moment I turned it on.
Maybe just change from 'North America' to 'World sth' (if you're not in NA), you can leave the other thing on 'automatic'.
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OK.
Yeah, I guess the free version doesn't have seek to find the next station. That and a lot more are in the paid version: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mikersmicros.fm_unlock

I know. Shame really, bcs it's a basic thing you (almost) can't do without.
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