Hello all,
I know this is not a question directly concerning Nexus 4, but overall latest versions of Android. LEAP authentication has stopped working, I'm not sure from which version, but the fact is that it does not work. Neither using LEAP tools (such as LEAP Wifi Free, or any other tool) nor the certificate method. By any chance anyone knows of a workaround for it to work, from Android 4.2.2 forward?
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Hallo to all ;
Since I routed my xperia lt26i S, I do not have wifi. I was told with new installations of android, as it was the will of fixes but so far I've tried everything and you install all the androids one by one. Always the same no access to wifi is always NO.
I am currently on:
- Android Version 4.2.2
- PAC version 22.0.1.
Thanks.
Are there anybody here, please !!!!!!
Could you explain your problem?
wifi doesn't work is a little short...
The only advice I can give to you with this question is :
-> start the wifi
-> configure it (authentication scheme (EAP/ WAP/ ...), login / pass if any)
I have a home server, running Ubuntu 12.04 LTS with Amahi. It has OpenVPN support and the Open VPN server is infact working, according to the Amahi dashboard on Amahi's website (not my local server).
I have two Android devices that I would like to connect to my OpenVPN server, one is my Verizon Galaxy S4 (running the Hyperdrive rom). The other is my Nexus 10 running the latest Cyanogenmod Nightly.
I have followed this tutorial, but there isn't an OpenVPN setting in either device's Network settings menu. Does anyone have a good how to on setting up OpenVPN for Android?
Does anyone have a guide for this? I have searched quite a bit and haven't had much luck in figuring this out.
jeepguy_1980 said:
Does anyone have a guide for this? I have searched quite a bit and haven't had much luck in figuring this out.
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Have you tried the OpenVPN Connect client from the play store?
Maybe have a look here:
forums.openvpn.net/topic11517.html
Add OpenVPN To Hyperdrive Later?
jeepguy_1980 said:
I have a home server, running Ubuntu 12.04 LTS with Amahi. It has OpenVPN support and the Open VPN server is infact working, according to the Amahi dashboard on Amahi's website (not my local server).
I have two Android devices that I would like to connect to my OpenVPN server, one is my Verizon Galaxy S4 (running the Hyperdrive rom). The other is my Nexus 10 running the latest Cyanogenmod Nightly.
I have followed this tutorial, but there isn't an OpenVPN setting in either device's Network settings menu. Does anyone have a good how to on setting up OpenVPN for Android?
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If you did not add VPN support during the install OpenVPN will not work. I just re-flashed Hyperdrive RLS 9.1 safestrapped on my VZW S4 and upon adding that option during the aroma install - OpenVPN started to work. I unfortunately wanted to do a restore from my old one (without the vpn support option) because I had everything setup perfectly. Is there a way to later add the VPN support that the aroma installer takes care of during initial setup?
I think you can dirty flash, since it's the same rom and same version.
I did select VIN support, but that doesn't have OpenVPN support.
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Hello guys, i just have a (few) question(s)
So, last week i installed Google Edition Andriod Kitkat 4.4.4 on my galaxy S4 I9505.
This rom is till now, still amazing, fast and better than touchwiz in any way. But i can't seem to find on the internet how and which version of xposed framework i need to install, since it is per model (i think?) which model do i choose?
since i have a Galay S4 but my rom is not from a galaxy S4, i get confused which one i have to install.
Some links to downloads would be great!
Thanks in advance
Dylan
dylanbos1996 said:
Hello guys, i just have a (few) question(s)
So, last week i installed Google Edition Andriod Kitkat 4.4.4 on my galaxy S4 I9505.
This rom is till now, still amazing, fast and better than touchwiz in any way. But i can't seem to find on the internet how and which version of xposed framework i need to install, since it is per model (i think?) which model do i choose?
since i have a Galay S4 but my rom is not from a galaxy S4, i get confused which one i have to install.
Some links to downloads would be great!
Thanks in advance
Dylan
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Hi mate
Basically it works in any android 4.0 + base rom device see from one of his threads
For which devices/ROMs does it work?
I develop the Xposed framework based on the AOSP sources. I'm personally using CM10.2 on an I9100 (Samsung Galaxy S2, bought in Germany). Basically, it should work on any phone which with a ROM based on Android 4.0 or later and an ARM or x86 processor (this is the processor architecture, almost all smart phones and tablets have either of those). Exceptions might be ROMs which are different from the original Android code in some very internal, central code parts (which don't need to be touched for most theming and enhancement modifications). But this is related to the ROM, not the phone itself.
The modules target higher-level code, so they are more likely to be incompatible with your ROM. Basically, the question is whether the methods and resources which the module modifies are similar on your ROM and on the developer's ROM. Let's say a module needs to modify the result of a certain method call. For this, it needs to specify the exact name and parameters that identify that method. If the in your ROM, an additional parameter has been added, the module can't find the method anymore and won't work. If the method can still be found, it will probably work (unless the rest of the app/ROM has changed too much).
There is not definite answer whether it will work. Just try it (of course, making a nandroid backup before is never a bad idea). If it doesn't work, just disable the module. You might want to inform the module developer (not me!) about this fact and provide details (e.g. a logcat and/or the content of /data/data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/log/debug.log).
Try with latest 2.6.1
http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/xposed-faq-issues-t2735540
http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/xposed-installer-versions-changelog-t2714053
Thank You!
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Hi mate
Basically it works in any android 4.0 + base rom device see from one of his threads
For which devices/ROMs does it work?
I develop the Xposed framework based on the AOSP sources. I'm personally using CM10.2 on an I9100 (Samsung Galaxy S2, bought in Germany). Basically, it should work on any phone which with a ROM based on Android 4.0 or later and an ARM or x86 processor (this is the processor architecture, almost all smart phones and tablets have either of those). Exceptions might be ROMs which are different from the original Android code in some very internal, central code parts (which don't need to be touched for most theming and enhancement modifications). But this is related to the ROM, not the phone itself.
The modules target higher-level code, so they are more likely to be incompatible with your ROM. Basically, the question is whether the methods and resources which the module modifies are similar on your ROM and on the developer's ROM. Let's say a module needs to modify the result of a certain method call. For this, it needs to specify the exact name and parameters that identify that method. If the in your ROM, an additional parameter has been added, the module can't find the method anymore and won't work. If the method can still be found, it will probably work (unless the rest of the app/ROM has changed too much).
There is not definite answer whether it will work. Just try it (of course, making a nandroid backup before is never a bad idea). If it doesn't work, just disable the module. You might want to inform the module developer (not me!) about this fact and provide details (e.g. a logcat and/or the content of /data/data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/log/debug.log).
Try with latest 2.6.1
http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/xposed-faq-issues-t2735540
http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/xposed-installer-versions-changelog-t2714053
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Thank you so much for your help. I think it is pretty clear for me now.
Dylan
dylanbos1996 said:
Thank you so much for your help. I think it is pretty clear for me now.
Dylan
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Any time mate.
Hello, I'm trying to build an app called Commotion Wireless from its source code - I didn't make this app myself, so it should be a simple case of following the instructions in the README, importing into Eclipse and exporting as a .apk. However, upon attempting to build, there are 3 errors: two saying "isIBSS cannot be resolved or is not a field" and the third with "frequency cannot be resolved or is not a field". The offending pieces of code are here:
github.com/opentechinstitute/commotion-android/blob/cm/src/net/commotionwireless/profiles/Profile.java - lines 201 and 202
github.com/opentechinstitute/commotion-android/blob/cm/src/net/commotionwireless/meshtether/NetworkStateChangeReceiver.java - line 92
Now as many of you know, stock versions of android don't seem to support ad-hoc networks, this is functionality that other custom firmware such as Cyanogenmod adds. As far as I can tell, this app is intended for cyanogenmod (as the devs state in URL1 below). Therefore I think that the definitions of "isIBSS" and "frequency" are not in the stock versions of andriod (URL2 is a patch somebody wrote that adds them), and the root of my problem is that I'm trying to build the app based upon the stock version of android that doesn't understand what "isIBSS" and "frequency" mean. I have never tried to build an android app before so have little experience, but my first instinct was that I needed to install a custom version of the android SDK for Cyanogenmod that would have the needed definitions in - however as far as I can tell, no such thing exists.
Does anyone here have any idea how I may resolve this issue? Your help is much appreciated
URL1: commotionwireless.net/developer/resources/commotion-android/
URL2: thinktube.com/files/android-ibss/patches/frameworks-base-0001-Wifi-Enable-Ad-Hoc-IBSS-network-configuration.patch
I have an old A500 and for a long while, I was content with it on 4.0.3 ICS. It was also unused for a long while now. However, I recently wanted to use it for office work and my Google Docs, etc are so outdated that the old apps installed aren't usable. The same with MS Office Android app. So I think I need to flash the Rom to Lollipop. I've done some readings and I am thinking that OmniRom will update my tablet back to usability. Am I right?
Also, the steps listed are usually Windows but my computers are all Linux ones. Can anyone point me the way to update my A500?
Thank you and sorry. I'm new to tinkering with Android devices.