Hello,
is it possible to make an app, that would be logging the PCI off the native ServiceMode app?
just like that:
22:44:10; pci 4
22:44:15; pci 143
22:44:57; pci 33
etc.
If it could also log the LTE CI, that would be even cooler.
22:44:10; pci 4; ci 10255872
22:44:15; pci 143; ci 10255873
22:44:57; pci 33; ci 17925889
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Such application would be useful for collecting LTE cell info (believe it or not, some people are interested in that stuff …
There actually are apps for logging these, but they only works when properly registered to a netowrk (so they cannot log foreign netowrk's cells, etc.).
Contrary to that, the suggested app should be able to log *nearly* all serving cells.
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nueTTY-Console is a tool to communicate with HTC-branded Windows
CE devices in bootloader mode. It uses the WinUSB library to
communicate with the device.
Personally, I enjoy this command line way better - plus its less buggy than mtty. Also, you no longer have to manually disable the USB connection! I've only tested this in vista so far, so I don't know about XP...
WARNING!!!========================================================
Some commands can damage or destroy ("brick") your device. Use at
your own risk!
http://www.nuerom.com/BlogEngine/page/nueTTY-Console.aspx
Thanks for working on this. I've really despised having to use mTTY.
Hi,
I'm wondring if it's possible to connect a standard RS-232 device to our OMNIA to use on it a special GPS location software (VisualGPSce: http://www.visualgps.net/VisualGPSce/default.htm ) as it was used by Vern Knowles on their High Power Rocketry project: http://www.vernk.com/Construction/AngelfireGpsPayload.htm (Take a look at the end of the page).
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We need to use it to receive GPS NMEA data from RF Telemetry system on board of our rocket.
Here is a short video (in spanish) showing how it work:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ia4exjNMmDo
We was pointed to try a RS-232 to Bluetooth adapter to simulate this port like those:
But we preffer to use a cable and a null-modem driver or something like this.
Any advice or suggestion to give?
Thank's in advance!
Marcelo
I got bored, so I decided to port an old app I had coded in C#. Basically, for those who look for servers to exploit with their shells, you give a range of IP's, and it queries them to see if WebDav is enabled. I'll probably add the feature to check if you can exploit it, or even to upload the shell. Anyways, I still need to add Text Boxes for the IP ranges, and another sub item under "WebDav" for the Server Type. Here's a picture:
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Puls Smartwatch
Will.i.am is releasing a new smartwatch on 16th Oct 2014, not much details yet:
- Will said he doesn't use his phone anymore, indicating it may be a Standalone.
- Some type of music service or it just holds music .... large storage perhaps? Will has teamed up a UK company called 7Digital that provides music services.
- Rumor has it that it's Android based.
- It has the usual Apps, Instagram, Twitter, Farcebook . . . etc.
- OTA updates.
Hi,
I want to turn my Raspberry Pi into an AirPlay Server. I find rPlay very useful but I can't config my rPlay server because the web server where I'm supposed to enter the key is unreachable !
Though, the server is ON...
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My Raspberry is connected to the network. I test to create a simple python web server and I can reach it...
I checked which port are listening and the default 7100 port wasn't opened...
I hope someone know how to solve this problem !
Thanks in advance !