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Hi,
is there a way to extract the htc Wifi Hot spot app from Evo4g shipped rom? the rom has been released today here http://shipped-roms.com/shipped/Supersonic/
I'm not really into the rom modding, apk creation and app porting but if anyone more capable can look into it that'd be awesome
Thanks in advance, i'm really missing this feature from my old touch hd~
I have extracted, de-odexed and signed the apk. It installed successfully but i get FC if i launch the app. Unfortunately my skills end here, i dont even know how to get app crash logs and stuff, and chances are i wouldnt know what do to with them even if i had them .
It is also possible that the hotspot app is somehow bound to WCDMA protocols and ****..
I'm attaching the apk if someone more skilled than me is interested in taking a look
Nice that's something, atleast you try'd
Nice thread. Hope you can get some help from others.
On this occassion, have you tried perhaps the video app, it supports 720p.
One more thing, the EVO4 has a different kind of Snapdragon than Desire, this could be the cause of force close.
They're not that different, the Evo4G snapdragon is just a new revision with WCDMA support, probably there's more stuff to port, maybe some library in the rom.
We've to read the error log to figure that out
[email protected] said:
They're not that different, the Evo4G snapdragon is just a new revision with WCDMA support, probably there's more stuff to port, maybe some library in the rom.
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The EVO does not support WCDMA!
EVO supports CDMA (3G) and WiMAX (4G) - WCDMA is part of the GSM standard upon which HSDPA is implemented, and the EVO is most emphatically not a GSM phone.
Regards,
Dave
I can see how people would get confused though, what with the GSM Forum calling their 3G standard WCDMA - I appreciate that it's a description of how it works, but it was bound to create confusion regarding the existing (and totally unrelated) CDMA standards.
Hi there m8´s...
I have now edited this and added the answers to my questions...
Btw:
I have the 3G device...
And I am not using 3G or gsm at all...
Question:
Can i then without any problem use the "WiFi only" roms ??
Answer:
Yes, you can use the roms and kernals for the WiFi model (7510) on your 3g device (7500)...
You WILL loose 3g and gsm in the process...
- at least until you flash a 7500 kernal and ROM again...
Question:
Do i have to use the 3G versions for my device ??
Answer:
Only IF you use 3g or gsm, if not then go ahead and flash WiFi only on your device...
I think it should work.
I have seen a guy who accidentally (from my impressions) applied 3g only rom/kernel and that disabled 3g but i think the rest was ok.
I whould give it a try - if you have problems you can go back to the stock rom.
NEVER EVER take advise from people who just "think" they know. They are just guessing and really have no idea.
It is not recommend to flash any 3rd party ROM onto the Galaxy Tab 10. None of them are as stable or reliable as the stock ROM. It is recommended to avoid them.
5thElement said:
NEVER EVER take advise from people who just "think" they know. They are just guessing and really have no idea.
It is not recommend to flash any 3rd party ROM onto the Galaxy Tab 10. None of them are as stable or reliable as the stock ROM. It is recommended to avoid them.
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Do as he says, never take his advise cause he thinks he knows something.
If you not caring about 3G support, I recommend checking out Tasks ROM, the last 5-6 pages talk about exactly what your looking for.
nakedninja42 said:
Do as he says, never take his advise cause he thinks he knows something.
If you not caring about 3G support, I recommend checking out Tasks ROM, the last 5-6 pages talk about exactly what your looking for.
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See the last few pages of that thread. ROM is running GREAT on my 3G tab, and is overclocked with pershoot kernel. Just follow my instructions exactly and be sure to flash the proper kernel if you wanna overclock!
You WILL lose3G though.
pshdo said:
Hi there m8´s...
I have the 3G device...
I am not using 3G at all...
Can i then without any problem use the "WiFi only" roms ??
- or do i have to use the 3G versions for my device anyway ??
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If you're not using 3G, flashing the wifi only roms should work for you.
And I say thats no problem. You can simply use it without being afraid.
Just gonna lose 3G ability.
I have now a WiFi only rom in my 3G device, and it is working great...
NO PROBLEMS AT ALL...
And now i also use the 1.4ghz 7510 kernal...
It is working great...
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pshdo said:
And now i also use the 1.4ghz 7510 kernal...
It is working great...
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did you loose 3g then ?
hajen78 said:
did you loose 3g then ?
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of course he did. Thats why it's wifi only.
hajen78 said:
did you loose 3g then ?
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Yes I did loose 3g, I do not have a sim card in the gadget anyway, so no problem for me...
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Hi Guys!
I've just picked up a Nexus 7 32gb 3g and it's amazing to say the least. I can't believe for something just over £200 I have a full up to date android experience with premium hardware. Anyway what I was wondering was could I use this device to replace my recently broken Samsung Galaxy S1 (i9000). By which I mean make calls over 3g cellular. I want to pop in a contract sim and just use the minutes and texts of that and I was wondering whether it was possible?
I've done my research and apparently it's as simple as just copying over the default phone apk and it should work although I'm a bit skeptical as I've only seen one thread about. So what do I need to do to make cellular calls on the Nexus 7?
Regards,
Enya
P.S. I don't mind holding a 7" tablet to my face to make calls, I'd probably just use hands free anyway, and I don't mind rooting or flashing roms.
sorry for the off topic
but where did you get your 32gb 3g from - as ive only seen pc world, currys etc selling the wifi only for 200 pound...
would also like to know about the sim card and making calls / texts with the 3g model
thanks
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Hi Guys!
I've just picked up a Nexus 7 32gb 3g and it's amazing to say the least. I can't believe for something just over £200 I have a full up to date android experience with premium hardware. Anyway what I was wondering was could I use this device to replace my recently broken Samsung Galaxy S1 (i9000). By which I mean make calls over 3g cellular. I want to pop in a contract sim and just use the minutes and texts of that and I was wondering whether it was possible?
I've done my research and apparently it's as simple as just copying over the default phone apk and it should work although I'm a bit skeptical as I've only seen one thread about. So what do I need to do to make cellular calls on the Nexus 7?
Regards,
Enya
P.S. I don't mind holding a 7" tablet to my face to make calls, I'd probably just use hands free anyway, and I don't mind rooting or flashing roms.
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https://play.google.com/store/devices/details?id=nexus_7_32gb_hspa Here you go,
enya123101 said:
https://play.google.com/store/devices/details?id=nexus_7_32gb_hspa Here you go,
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you said you just picked up? how did u get it direct?
N7+3g will sell in uk! Check it via proxy 62.233.100.46:80
I am also looking for an answer to this question, i can't find any answers, would you be able to try the phone apk and report back. I am not sure if you need rot access to do that.
Also interested, if only because the carrier that my SIM comes from occasionally requires me to make a call to their automated attendant when their online management tool isn't working.
Metaphorically speaking, Oh and yeah I'm probably going to try the phone.apk although I was wondering if anyone has had any experience or anything?
Oh and to put the phone.apk app back on I think you'll either need root access or ABD, but don't take my word for it, I'm no expert lol,
Uh-oh, just read that the N7 3G support won't be in AOSP for now because they weren't able to licence the GSM stack for AOSP
Wait, so you can't just push it into a system app i=in adb by extracting it from another phone that's running AOSP?
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Wait, so you can't just push it into a system app i=in adb by extracting it from another phone that's running AOSP?
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No idea. As of yet the only AOSP phone with 4.2 is the GNex (Nexus 4 is not in AOSP yet either due to the same licensing issue).
And unless devs find a clever workaround, N73G isn't going to get the same scope of ROMs as the wi-fi version until they sort out the licensing.
Any results yet?
enya123101, did you try the phone.apk ? I'm really eager to find out if the NExus 7 can make phone calls and I can't find answers anywhere
please let us know
Please don't keep us in suspense. This data is what I need to determine between the Nexus 7 or the 10. I find it odd that this question is not being ask more on the net. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1958686 is the only other thread really that's asking this question and not just some random mentioning of it in a sea of Nexus 7 threads out there.
Thanks again for being the guinea pig.
you can not just push phone.apk in fact your device ALREADY has phone.APK and if you try to push it then you will receive the message "you are replacing a system app.
the reason you cant USE or SEE it is because of the way our framework.res is compiled and it is not set as a phone device it is set as tablet among other settings that are different as well.
its not that easy but hopefully once its out in full force then developers will figure out a way perhaps with custom roms that allow it.
any info yet
like the others real interested to see some results
This thread is redundant... Go to
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1958686
Cellular calling from Nexus 7
cmstlist said:
Uh-oh, just read that the N7 3G support won't be in AOSP for now because they weren't able to licence the GSM stack for AOSP
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So you mean it cannot be used as regular phone? I live in Germany and I have been trying to use it as a phone from yesterday. It isn't possible I guess. Can I use diverting calls to Yuilop? Please guide.
I am also searching the answer for the same question just posted for more attention.
please look at this link it shows that it should work with cellular network. I didn't won the device but im searching for the answer for the same question. posted so more people will make attention and probably it reaches to concern pple.
thanks
phone calls in uk on my nexus 7 32gb wifi
Done it and it works great you need a device called Socblue ,I used the socblue A860 linked it via bluetooth and i now have 4 sims active all the time on my tablet......
Yes it can be done you have to get a Bluetooth client I have used socblue a860 with four sims two for France and two for the UK hope this helps.
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There is a trick to use jio 4g in 3g MTK and Qualcomm devices, but i am having a hard time to find a solution for zenfone 5 which is powered by an Intel chipset....Please help
Get a device changer app( an app that let other apps think you're using some other phone) and do the necessary steps like installing all jio apps and getting the code
Still the answer would be NO because Jio is 4G LTE only network, it doesn't support HSPA or HSUPA or GSM.
cy56 said:
Still the answer would be NO because Jio is 4G LTE only network, it doesn't support HSPA or HSUPA or GSM.
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But it's possible for 3g phones running on MTK and Qualcomm chipsets to get jio signal by making a few changes in engineering mode..
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But it's possible for 3g phones running on MTK and Qualcomm chipsets to get jio signal by making a few changes in engineering mode..
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Strange... Jio states that their network is 4G only. If anyhow this is possible, it is only possible through enabling 4G via software only when it is restricted. Just like Nokia did on their Lumia phones, their phones had 4G in hardware but they didn't enabled it but a few months later Nokia issued an update which enabled that.
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Strange... Jio states that their network is 4G only. If anyhow this is possible, it is only possible through enabling 4G via software only when it is restricted. Just like Nokia did on their Lumia phones, their phones had 4G in hardware but they didn't enabled it but a few months later Nokia issued an update which enabled that.
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I am not allowed to post links .... So just Google how to use jio sim in a 3g phone...you will understand
@azamsid i have a mtk based phone rooted and when I open engineering mood app this app not required root there is option to select LTE network when I select it back to default auto any solution I think it possible when I find an app that required root and go to network hidden menu
So is there any app that required root and go to network hidden menu @cy56
waheem said:
@azamsid i have a mtk based phone rooted and when I open engineering mood app this app not required root there is option to select LTE network when I select it back to default auto any solution I think it possible when I find an app that required root and go to network hidden menu
So is there any app that required root and go to network hidden menu @cy56
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Yes it is: *#*#4636#*#* Dial this and you can access the hidden menu without root and you can even set LTE network mode but unfortunately it doesn't work. There may be solution for MTK devices but this is Intel device so don't expect that because Asus doesn't provide a **** in open source.
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Yes it is: *#*#4636#*#* Dial this and you can access the hidden menu without root and you can even set LTE network mode but unfortunately it doesn't work. There may be solution for MTK devices but this is Intel device so don't expect that because Asus doesn't provide a **** in open source.
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Thats right...and zenfone 5 using Intel® XMM™ 6360
Look here : http://www.intel.com/content/www/us...e-communications/mobile-xmm-6360-1-brief.html
paktepu said:
Thats right...and zenfone 5 using Intel® XMM™ 6360
Look here : http://www.intel.com/content/www/us...e-communications/mobile-xmm-6360-1-brief.html
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Another query bro! My phone is losing Baseband time to time. Every time I fix it, on 3rd or 4th reboot it's dead again. Then after some more reboots it comes back automatically. Should I get the Baseband Chip replaced?
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Another query bro! My phone is losing Baseband time to time. Every time I fix it, on 3rd or 4th reboot it's dead again. Then after some more reboots it comes back automatically. Should I get the Baseband Chip replaced?
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I dont know bro, need to test it first. Did you ever take it to ASC?
If we know that chip make problem on your device then yes it should replaced.
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cy56 said:
Strange... Jio states that their network is 4G only. If anyhow this is possible, it is only possible through enabling 4G via software only when it is restricted. Just like Nokia did on their Lumia phones, their phones had 4G in hardware but they didn't enabled it but a few months later Nokia issued an update which enabled that.
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After a little research:
"You need to find chipset of android device. Your android smartphone must have run mediatek or qualcomm snapdragon chipset."
Basically you need a phone with LTE on hardware, even if it doesnt have the 4G LTE antenna as it still has 4G support if you "mod" hardware or find how to enable it (remember nexus 4?) tho thats not the case on the zenfone first gen series, unless yours come with snapdragon.
So please understand IT IS IMPOSSIBLE END OF STORY STOP DEBATING ABOUT IT BECAUSE THERES NO HOW TO DO IT.
good options it to learn from mistakes and use only devices with snapdragon for now on, i kept my zf5 but upgraded to oneplus
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After a little research:
"You need to find chipset of android device. Your android smartphone must have run mediatek or qualcomm snapdragon chipset."
Basically you need a phone with LTE on hardware, even if it doesnt have the 4G LTE antenna as it still has 4G support if you "mod" hardware or find how to enable it (remember nexus 4?) tho thats not the case on the zenfone first gen series, unless yours come with snapdragon.
So please understand IT IS IMPOSSIBLE END OF STORY STOP DEBATING ABOUT IT BECAUSE THERES NO HOW TO DO IT.
good options it to learn from mistakes and use only devices with snapdragon for now on, i kept my zf5 but upgraded to oneplus
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Yes, that's what I'm saying from start.
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paktepu said:
I dont know bro, need to test it first. Did you ever take it to ASC?
If we know that chip make problem on your device then yes it should replaced.
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Never. The real problem is that when the SIM gets inserted, it loses Baseband (the way I described), else not. I'm using the phone without SIM since last week, no re-boot and no baseband lost issue, so probably it's something related to hardware.
I research on Google and find something like editing build.prob to enable selecting LTE on engineering mood network settings but I don't try it is there anyone try to edit build.prob
azamsid said:
But it's possible for 3g phones running on MTK and Qualcomm chipsets to get jio signal by making a few changes in engineering mode..
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can i get this on my grand 2 device running on custom rom... resurrection remix... plzz help me...
Hello xda members there are many kind of way i have seen to use jio in 3g phone and no one worked in my phone i m using lava iris x1 with cortex a7 chipset so i would be glad if u guys let me know onether way ..
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Hello xda members there are many kind of way i have seen to use jio in 3g phone and no one worked in my phone i m using lava iris x1 with cortex a7 chipset so i would be glad if u guys let me know onether way ..
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If your hardware doesnot support LTE bands then there is no way to use it . it doesn't matter what changes you do in software .
Nothing for now.
So yeah, you're doomed.
What is the current state of rooting and custom ROMs for the LTE variant (full code of model sold in my home country: SM-T725NZKADBT)?
I saw some threads like https://forum.xda-developers.com/tab-s5e/help/root-samsung-galaxy-tab-s5e-sm-t725-t3926742 but they are old (but Samsung is releasing updates regularly) or closed or mix it up with the non-LTE device.
When will people learn that you don't buy an LTE late model tablet if you want to root and install custom ROMs. If I have seen this question once "Will this ROM work on my LTE tablet?", I've seen it a hundred times. And the answer is ALWAYS NO. I would think that 99% of the people who buy a tablet in the price range of the T720, also have a smartphone. So why do you need LTE in the tablet? Personally, before buying ANY tablet, I check the XDA forums to see what kind of custom ROMs are available.
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When will people learn that you don't buy an LTE late model tablet if you want to root and install custom ROMs. If I have seen this question once "Will this ROM work on my LTE tablet?", I've seen it a hundred times. And the answer is ALWAYS NO. I would think that 99% of the people who buy a tablet in the price range of the T720, also have a smartphone. So why do you need LTE in the tablet? Personally, before buying ANY tablet, I check the XDA forums to see what kind of custom ROMs are available.
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Some people want or need the LTE functionality. I use a tablet for surfing and chatting while commuting (4 hours per work day, in winter sometimes even longer). The trains and busses in my region have no Wifi. Why not getting a smartphone? I'm visually impaired (glasses don't help for my issue) and everthing below 10" is unusuable for me. Additionally, I have some motorical problems and have issues hitting keys on a small virtual keyboard on a smartphone.
PS: I don't have bought it already. I ask before buying
Is there any reason why root or custom ROMs for the LTE variants are so rare?
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Some people want or need the LTE functionality. I use a tablet for surfing and chatting while commuting (4 hours per work day, in winter sometimes even longer). The trains and busses in my region have no Wifi. Why not getting a smartphone? I'm visually impaired (glasses don't help for my issue) and everthing below 10" is unusuable for me. Additionally, I have some motorical problems and have issues hitting keys on a small virtual keyboard on a smartphone.
PS: I don't have bought it already. I ask before buying
Is there any reason why root or custom ROMs for the LTE variants are so rare?
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They are rare because the devs don't own them. Many devs have attempted to create ROMs for the LTE versions of their wifi only tablets and have given up the idea because they have no way of trouble shooting problems.
As to your "commute", there is a simple solution. Buy a "hotspot" device. Even a cheap smartphone can be used. You don't have to be able to "see" it because it only requires being setup once. Then a wifi only tablet can connect through it when there is no other wifi available.
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When will people learn that you don't buy an LTE late model tablet if you want to root and install custom ROMs. If I have seen this question once "Will this ROM work on my LTE tablet?", I've seen it a hundred times. And the answer is ALWAYS NO. I would think that 99% of the people who buy a tablet in the price range of the T720, also have a smartphone. So why do you need LTE in the tablet? Personally, before buying ANY tablet, I check the XDA forums to see what kind of custom ROMs are available.
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I am in the 1% who use the LTE version and i don't have a smartphone i call and sent messages from the tablet, I root it and i don't care if there custom rom.
lewmur said:
As to your "commute", there is a simple solution. Buy a "hotspot" device. Even a cheap smartphone can be used. You don't have to be able to "see" it because it only requires being setup once. Then a wifi only tablet can connect through it when there is no other wifi available.
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Thanks for this tip, but my preference is just having to take care of and charge one device.
lapora said:
I am in the 1% who use the LTE version and i don't have a smartphone i call and sent messages from the tablet, I root it and i don't care if there custom rom.
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Yes, rooting would be me primary wish, too. Basically because of Titanium Backup and kernel tweaking.
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Thanks for this tip, but my preference is just having to take care of and charge one device.
Yes, rooting would be me primary wish, too. Basically because of Titanium Backup and kernel tweaking.
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To each his own. But for the small inconvience of having to charge two devices, you are ostracizing yourself to the one percent and have to abide by the results. I'm just the oppisite. I had to have Amazon clear out my Kindle Unlimited device list but it had me down for having close to 200. Everytime I'd install a new Android version on one of my devices, Unlimited would log it as a new device.
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To each his own. But for the small inconvience of having to charge two devices, you are ostracizing yourself to the one percent and have to abide by the results. I'm just the oppisite. I had to have Amazon clear out my Kindle Unlimited device list but it had me down for having close to 200. Everytime I'd install a new Android version on one of my devices, Unlimited would log it as a new device.
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Exactly. This is complaining why the dev community is not supporting a very very small percentage of he population who have no phone and only a tablet. The simple answer is as you said, use your phone as a hotspot. If you don't have a phone that's on you SMH
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Hi ,I have flushed the T720 rom(based on lineage-17.1) to T725 successfully, but the wifi model crashes per thirty seconds, today i downloaded the t725 official rom,and i will try to extract the wifi model to build directory. I dont konw if this is the right way, but I will try it.
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Hi ,I have flushed the T720 rom(based on lineage-17.1) to T725 successfully, but the wifi model crashes per thirty seconds, today i downloaded the t725 official rom,and i will try to extract the wifi model to build directory. I dont konw if this is the right way, but I will try it.
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Unfortunately，it does not work. I built it successfully,and flush it to T725, but the device cannot boot successfully, it's stuck on the startup page “The tablet is not running Samsung's official software....................."
I have no idea now.
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What is the current state of rooting and custom ROMs for the LTE variant (full code of model sold in my home country: SM-T725NZKADBT)?
I saw some threads like https://forum.xda-developers.com/tab-s5e/help/root-samsung-galaxy-tab-s5e-sm-t725-t3926742 but they are old (but Samsung is releasing updates regularly) or closed or mix it up with the non-LTE device.
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Hi guy, thanks Luk1337 for his help, i have built a rom for samsung t725 successfully, it bases on t720 and lineage-17.1 , I have modified the wifi model (source extracted from samsung official rom) and finally it works on my t725c . I only tested the wifi connection and have not tested the lte model because i have no idle sim card to test.
So if you need it ,you can build it by yourself ,with some special configurations. Or I can share you the rom I built yesterday.
I suggest sharing it for the public as I don't have time nowadays for tests and backups.
But a huge thx for the efforts
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I suggest sharing it for the public as I don't have time nowadays for tests and backups.
But a huge thx for the efforts
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ok, but where to upload it? it has a large size with 866 003KB. I can noly use Baidu Cloud Disk now , but seems that not some people use it outside of China .
pls post an available upload address below.
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ok, but where to upload it? it has a large size with 866 003KB. I can noly use Baidu Cloud Disk now , but seems that not some people use it outside of China .
pls post an available upload address below.
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The wifi works on your rom ?
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ok, but where to upload it? it has a large size with 866 003KB. I can noly use Baidu Cloud Disk now , but seems that not some people use it outside of China .
pls post an available upload address below.
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in telegram messenger you can send files up to 1.3Gig. You can open a channel there
Luk1337 should upload it to hes website like other rom he have there. I have the SM-T725 and i would like to use your lineage os on it. Luk1337 is going to update it regulary like the SM-T720 rom he have.
vicechico said:
The wifi works on your rom ?
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yes ，the wifi works fine. In some countries, you may need to configure captive-portal, to avoid the wifi connection error prompts.
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Quietsch said:
in telegram messenger you can send files up to 1.3Gig. You can open a channel there
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I have to postpone the upload, because I found some mic problems, sometimes the microphone can’t handle voice input correctly， Im trying to fix it.
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yes ，the wifi works fine. In some countries, you may need to configure captive-portal, to avoid the wifi connection error prompts.
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I have to postpone the upload, because I found some mic problems, sometimes the microphone can’t handle voice input correctly， Im trying to fix it.
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Sorry , how to setup captive-portal?
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Sorry , how to setup captive-portal?
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if you connect to a wifi ,google will try to connect to a websit to verify the quality of it. and if you get a prompt "Connected, no internet", it means that you need to config the captive-portal, use the command below:
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adb shell settings put global captive_portal_https_url https://connect.rom.miui.com/generate_204
Note: https://connect.rom.miui.com/generate_204 is working for China area, you should replace it to your own country's server url.
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yes ，the wifi works fine. In some countries, you may need to configure captive-portal, to avoid the wifi connection error prompts.
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I have to postpone the upload, because I found some mic problems, sometimes the microphone can’t handle voice input correctly， Im trying to fix it.
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Hi, have you achieved fixing the error?