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So I think i found a fix for the wifi not being turned on when rebooting in CM7. I found the info here: http://forums.androidcentral.com/ba...art-automatically-after-reboot-cm7-0-2-a.html
I found this on another site and did it to my nook with the terminal emulator and it fixed the problem:
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Open a terminal (either directly on the nook or via "adb shell") and type the following
su
sqlite3 /data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases/settings.db
delete from system where name = 'airplane_mode_on';
.exit
and exit the shell again.
Now the airplane mode should be turned off completely and the wifi should again still be turned on after booting when it was turned on when shutting down.
Now my wifi is on after reboot.
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I followed these instructions using adb and it worked perfectly. Now when I reboot my CM7 fire, my wifi is turned on! Woot!!
I wonder wat causes the problem, I haven't ever experienced it. Hell, I just flashed the new CM7 update and everything came right back on, wifi with passes entered...
The Anthem said:
I wonder wat causes the problem, I haven't ever experienced it. Hell, I just flashed the new CM7 update and everything came right back on, wifi with passes entered...
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Airplane Mode causes it... I recommend editing setting.db as follows:
Code:
sqlite3 /data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases/settings.db
UPDATE system set value='0' WHERE name='airplane_mode_on';
UPDATE system set value='cell' WHERE name='airplane_mode_radios';
UPDATE system set value='bluetooth,wifi' WHERE name='airplane_mode_toggleable_radios';
The above can be performed via adb or via terminal mode on the device itself... it sets airplane mode off... and sets cell as the only radio turned off by airplane mode.
The setting of toggleable_radios honestly has not worked... since wifi has always been set there... and while sometimes the wifi radio seems to turn on... it never connected to a network... by having wifi not turned off... it (in theory) should help.
Making defy miui patchrom JB4.2，and it has finished.
But can‘t reboot into system. and can't adb logcat :crying:
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$ adb devices
List of devices attached
0123456789ABCDEF unauthorized
$ adb shell
error: device unauthorized. Please check the confirmation dialog on your device
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In system, I know how to Allow USB debugging
but It can not enter into SYSTEM now， how to solve the adb devices unauthorized?
Android Debug Bridge version is 1.0.31
Help me~
YouthTeam said:
Making defy miui patchrom JB4.2，and it has finished.
But can‘t reboot into system. and can't adb logcat :crying:
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$ adb devices
List of devices attached
0123456789ABCDEF unauthorized
$ adb shell
error: device unauthorized. Please check the confirmation dialog on your device
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In system, I know how to Allow USB debugging
but It can not enter into SYSTEM now， how to solve the adb devices unauthorized?
Android Debug Bridge version is 1.0.31
Help me~
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First Ensure that your cell phone is rooted. after that...
On the same window option in System Settings - Find an option called "Root Access" and select "Apps and ADB" option.
I hope its help you
also check for developer->usb debugging notify...
Anarkista7 said:
First Ensure that your cell phone is rooted. after that...
On the same window option in System Settings - Find an option called "Root Access" and select "Apps and ADB" option.
I hope its help you
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I was having the same problem. I also had a box that said 'USB debugging notify' checked and didn't notice the device asking for permission to run adb right after I did the kill-server and start-server. As soon as I hit 'ok' the unauthorized problem went away.
Thanks to all on the thread.
I'm having the same problem, but a bit worst.
I accidentally erased my OS, so how can I solve that issue without an OS?
problem
I am having a similar problem as well. My old Samsung Galaxy S is stuck on bootloop. Home button is dead so I cannot acces download mode/recovery mode manually and in adb device is unfortunately unauthorized
Any way to go around this ?
unauthorized device, unable to adb anything
[email protected]:~$ adb reboot bootloader
error: device unauthorized. Please check the confirmation dialog on your device.
[email protected]:~$
[email protected]:~$ adb devices
List of devices attached
FA2BDS501095 unauthorized
With the phone connected via usb I went to Dev. Options, unchecked USB Debugging then rechecked it, instantly the confirmation dialog box came up regarding the RSA Key for my laptop. Check the box so it remembers your computer and hit save.
Same Problem! Phone stuck on Samsung logo
So guys,
I am stuck with this really bad problem : http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s3/help/nand-write-start-completewrite-t1846867/page4
and essentially my phone is unable to start up and gets stuck at the Samsung Logo.
So I am faced with the same error message of phone being detected by adb but unauthorized. Is there any way to access the root of the device overriding the authorization?
I had done adb before so it has to be checked within the settings.
Thanks a lot! Any help is appreciated!
are that problem was solved?
how?
What do you do if the RSA key dialog never comes up?
I have root, I have usb debugging enabled.
I've tried revoking authorizations.
I've tried adb kill-server followed by adb start-server
I've tried changing from MTP to MSC (those are the only two options I have)
I've tried on both an Xperia Z2 and an Xperia Z3 Tablet compact.
Both have the same problem.
No RSA key dialoge either
I have seen some RSA key apps but they are for creating keys. How can I get the dialoge to come up. I have a HTC One M8 831c ROOTED twrp recovery BadSeeds Stock Rooted ROM SuperSU PRO updated. Its on a Harman Kardon Edition which seems to be a little off from the other versions.
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What do you do if the RSA key dialog never comes up?
I have root, I have usb debugging enabled.
I've tried revoking authorizations.
I've tried adb kill-server followed by adb start-server
I've tried changing from MTP to MSC (those are the only two options I have)
I've tried on both an Xperia Z2 and an Xperia Z3 Tablet compact.
Both have the same problem.
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I have the same exact problem as you. Have you found a solution?
same problem
I have root
have deleted critical system files via titanium backup
i have USB debugging enabled
have revoked authorizations
i have systemui error which loops every time I boot
no home button functionality
no actual phone application any longer
no drop-down notification available, however banner notifications do present themselves only to disappear out of reach above the screen edge.
I have done everything the previous poster mentioned, and my problem is virtually identical to theirs.
Due to these particular circumstances, I am unable to receive the RSA prompt menu and authorize ADB.
I have root access but cannot enter ADB into root mode due to unauthorized device errors.
i am unable to do anything with shell functions as well
my phone is practically disabled at this point, to do anything useful is a daunting task of escaping and passing by the looping systemui error in order to slip into subsequent menus/functions.
The only solution I have found is to rebuild the boot.img file such that it excludes the RSA protocol or over-rides it.
factory restore does not remount vendor partition files no luck restoring from SD or cache.
I am sure I could rebuild the file but I would be pushing my boundaries, something I don't have particular time for at this moment. Being too busy with academics that currently dont encompass coding, I have no time to study on this one...
I will be happy to do my due diligence whatever the case may be, however...I need some answers. My phone is out of commission.
Same problem, did u get the solution?
jleonardol said:
I'm having the same problem, but a bit worst.
I accidentally erased my OS, so how can I solve that issue without an OS?
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Please help me. I rooted my phone with the procedure given at:
wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Install_CM_for_nicki
Now , after doing
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot reboot
i did -> wipe data/factory reset.
after that when i tried -> adb sideload <my cm12.1 package name>.zip
i am getting this msg.
error: device unauthorized. Please check the confirmation dialog on your device.
when i typed -> adb devices
i got my device unauthorised.
Please help me, i am desperate.
for some reason I dont get the adb authorize box on my watch anymore (to adb reboot bootloader) its says "error: device unauthorized. Please check the confirmation dialog on your device." but there is no way to enable the authorisation anymore.
I also face this problem with pop 2 4.5 5042d; unauthorized and phone in bootloop with no fastboot
No OS installed so not able to Allow USB debugging.
I accidentally Wipe all data using TWRP. Now no OS is installed so not able to allow USB debugging. and adb showing unauthorised device error. Because of it not able to push anything into my phone.
Can somebody help me with this???
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Im_Rohit said:
I accidentally Wipe all data using TWRP. Now no OS is installed so not able to allow USB debugging. and adb showing unauthorised device error. Because of it not able to push anything into my phone.
Can somebody help me with this???
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I used OTG instead of internal storage and it works.
jleonardol said:
I'm having the same problem, but a bit worst.
I accidentally erased my OS, so how can I solve that issue without an OS?
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same problem--- any idea to solve my problem???
thanks
abhi26 said:
So guys,
I am stuck with this really bad problem : http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s3/help/nand-write-start-completewrite-t1846867/page4
and essentially my phone is unable to start up and gets stuck at the Samsung Logo.
So I am faced with the same error message of phone being detected by adb but unauthorized. Is there any way to access the root of the device overriding the authorization?
I had done adb before so it has to be checked within the settings.
Thanks a lot! Any help is appreciated!
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Your phone might be bricked. Did you recently try to root it?
bit late to the party, but this worked for me
I had RSA ADB fingerprint issues, worked for ages then stopped working, went through every forum post and nothing worked, then found this post.... stackoverflow.com/questions/31638582/android-adb-devices-unauthorized[/url]
opening a cmd prompt in this location C:\Users\<your user name>\AppData\Local\Android\sdk\platform-tools and running adb from here and it worked straight from the off.
i've spent 2 nights working on this, so if it helps anyone
my screen broke and picture is completely ****ed and useless.
is it possible to enable USB debugging without using the touch screen? i want to mirror the phone to a laptop and pull my work hour sheet
Hello, fellas. My device is SM-G928F. Before few hours I've switch on UPSM. I found right away there no such apps or option to turn off UPSM. The only button available was the Settings, but very limited - airplane mode, wifi, brightness and etc. My mistake was to reboot the device and the result is persistent bootloop. No option to turf off the phone or reboot. I must wait to drain the battery.
The case is pretty lame, because of my Package Disable Pro. I'm not using auto disable packages, but everything of my choise. I was aware of disable com.sec.android.emergencylauncher, so I'm sure i don't touch any critical packages, because of weeks of no-problemos using.
So my questions: Is there any chance to turn off upsm via adb or enable all disabled apps via adb? My device is not rooted, so this is no way. Factory reset is no way out. Any suggestions?
Of couse Safe Mode is not usable method too, because of the bootloop? Any suggestions?
Best regards
PS - Botting into stock recovery, download mode or shutting down the device is ok. But what about debugging via adb in the download mode? Any chances to get working adb via download mode? Any suggestions? ^____^
MoHuToP said:
PS - Botting into stock recovery, download mode or shutting down the device is ok. But what about debugging via adb in the download mode? Any chances to get working adb via download mode? Any suggestions? ^____^
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Boot into your Recovery. It should be a custom one like TWRP.
In TWRP click on Advance -> File Manager.
There you have to find '/data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases'. This is the place where your settings get stored.
Just add to the 3 files inside a .bak to the end and reboot. This should have reset all your settings and it should boot fine
WerWolv said:
Boot into your Recovery. It should be a custom one like TWRP.
In TWRP click on Advance -> File Manager.
There you have to find '/data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases'. This is the place where your settings get stored.
Just add to the 3 files inside a .bak to the end and reboot. This should have reset all your settings and it should boot fine
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Thanks for the tips, but I don't want to root.
Under Windows 7, when I check the device, the console return me unauthorized device, but in debian I see offline.
I cannot get access to the data partition in this moment. I'm sure USB Debugging is enable. Under Debian, when I connect device to my pc, I get SIM code question. Any ideas?
MoHuToP said:
Thanks for the tips, but I don't want to root.
Under Windows 7, when I check the device, the console return me unauthorized device, but in debian I see offline.
I cannot get access to the data partition in this moment. I'm sure USB Debugging is enable. Under Debian, when I connect device to my pc, I get SIM code question. Any ideas?
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If you don't want to root or flash anything, the only thing you can do is a factory reset...
Dear forum friends, the easiest way was rooting the phone and flashing the latest twrp. After that is very easy - enable all emergency packages via adb, which associated with upsm. So if you use Package Disabler backup everything and check twice before reboot the device.
Thanks for helping, @WerWolv!
Sent from my SM-G928F using Tapatalk
Hello, I turned on my phone this morning as usual however was instead presented into a Factory Test Mode, has happened for the first time. I then long pressed the power button but still no luck, after trying every combination possible I gave up. I charged the phone last night at 100% and turned it off as usual. (On stock rom, Oreo 8.0 not rooted or anything. - A2017GV1.3.0B03 ) Also, don't really want to disassemble or reset my phone. Any help would be much appreiated. Thanks!
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Hello, I turned on my phone this morning as usual however was instead presented into a Factory Test Mode, has happened for the first time. I then long pressed the power button but still no luck, after trying every combination possible I gave up. I charged the phone last night at 100% and turned it off as usual. (On stock rom, Oreo 8.0 not rooted or anything. - A2017GV1.3.0B03 ) Also, don't really want to disassemble or reset my phone. Any help would be much appreiated. Thanks!
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what is "long pressed"? You have to hold it for about a minute or so, did you?
If it doesn't work, FTM mode has ADB, so you should be able to hook it up to a PC and issue "adb reboot" from the terminal. If you end up in FTM again then your phone is just borked or something, you can attempt to fix it by using "adb reboot recovery" instead and reflash stuff
Choose an username... said:
what is "long pressed"? You have to hold it for about a minute or so, did you?
If it doesn't work, FTM mode has ADB, so you should be able to hook it up to a PC and issue "adb reboot" from the terminal. If you end up in FTM again then your phone is just borked or something, you can attempt to fix it by using "adb reboot recovery" instead and reflash stuff
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Thanks, adb reboot solved it! Can't thank you enough!
Same case to me on OreoB03. Power button long pressed didn't respond. I used "minimal_adb_fastboot_1.4.1_portable" and command reboot.
svsavic said:
Same case to me on OreoB03. Power button long pressed didn't respond. I used "minimal_adb_fastboot_1.4.1_portable" and command reboot.
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Same problem here.
But i do not know how to use ADB tool.
I dowloaded minimal adb fastboot tool and i have now 3 executable (adb, fastboot, MAF32) in a directory but I do not know how to use them in order to reboot my Axon 7.
I would appreciate a step by step guide, made for a very beginner.
Note also that I may not have already the device drivers on my computer.
Find cmd.exe in syistem32, run as administrator, drag adb.exe in cmd window. Write command adb reboot.
Impossible for me.
I am not even able to have the phone recognized since the drivers are not correctly installed and Zadig tools wont help.
I'm really stuck.
Would any Belgian Guys be able to help me having a computer with adb WinUSB drivers correctly installed so that we can reboot my phone with his PC with any adb tool ? Please PM me is so.
Phone is recognized as adb device (w/o driver). Just try this and write command adb reboot or reboot (i don't remember).
It is said that no devices is found.
?
Also had the same FTM problem and can confirm that power button did not work in stock Oreo.
If can't get adb reboot work, one simple way is to discharge the phone - USB type C connection is fully working in FTM mode (u can simply check that). Connect one or few (use simple usb spliter) USB devices (the best way is to connect devices, for example power bank, some bluetooth speaker, which actually suck energy etc.) to your phone in order to charge them and it will fully discharge the phone in a few hours. Then on phone turned off connect power charger, wait about 15-20 minutes to charge and turn on the phone as usual (using only power button for a few seconds).
Hello, i actually thought about this option of waiting for the battery to be discharged but did not dare to take the risk. I finally found someone that will "adb reboot" my phone tomorrow, fingers crossed.
Hi,
OK, let's hope that "adb reboot" option will succeed.
However, personally I see no risks in discharging the battery - when the phone discharges it just safely automatically turns off - no data loss, no need to reflash the ROM etc. I went through this route myself.
I think it could be another bigger risk to keep the screen on (not moving screen) for a longer time - possible burn in of screen etc. But not sure about this risk and don't want to frighten, maybe others have more knowledge on possible screen burn in issues. In my case after discharging the battery no burn in or other screen problems.
I ordered a OTG cable that should arrive tomorrow to discharge the phone if adb reboot does not work. Thank you for ur feedback.
Have you tried this tool to get to EDL and then you can use Miflash to flash back to stock https://forum.xda-developers.com/axon-7/how-to/salesmultidla2017-tool-to-unblick-dfu-t3854229
billjim24 said:
Have you tried this tool to get to EDL and then you can use Miflash to flash back to stock https://forum.xda-developers.com/axon-7/how-to/salesmultidla2017-tool-to-unblick-dfu-t3854229
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that's not remotely useful to the situation
please read up before posting lmao
Mine Axon 7 did just that, couldn't turn it off in any way, also on b03 Oreo rom. So I let it discharge completely, and just did a normal power on, and it worked again.
I think that the Oreo Rom is in an awfully bad beta Rom rushed out from a sinking mobile company, that don't give a s... about their customers.
Will never buy ZTE again.
A friend could reboot mine with adb reboot. Problem solved.
I guess adb drivers did not worked well on m'y computer.
Next thing to do : downgrade to Nougat in order to get Daydream. What a shame.
Chinesur said:
A friend could reboot mine with adb reboot. Problem solved.
I guess adb drivers did not worked well on m'y computer.
Next thing to do : downgrade to Nougat in order to get Daydream. What a shame.
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G B03 has daydream, hasn't it?
No, it doesn't have
Boot in FTM,open axon7toolkit,connect phone to laptop and follow instructions in axon7toolkit.It will reboot in edl and you can flash a firmware
So my nephew brings me his galaxy s6 t-mobile phone... He forgot his lock pin so he factory reset it. Now he can no longer get into the phone because he doesnt know the correct email or password. I did some digging through the net watched a few videos... and found none of the methods they used to bypass the lock would work on his phone. Then I read about the Combination Rom (Factory Binary)... At this time I do not have any windows pc's and my VM will not read the usbs of the phone... (im not that experienced with vm to set this up) So i grabbed JOdin for linux and proceeded to try to flash the binary. However, JOdin did not work for me. So i found Heimdall and installed to learn that i had to find some weird way to run it as SU for it to work... Tho Heimdall worked like a charm.... With Heimdall I had to take the rom and completely extract it to a folder and find all the img files in it to install on heimdal like sboot, boot, cm, system, and quite a few others as well.I used the "PIT" file from the combination rom (which came in the download). When done installing the phone boots into Factory Binary... Interesting little rom... From here you can access settings, tho the instructions tell you to enable developer options and turn on usb debugging... in this rom they are set on by default i believe, so that was kind of a waste of time... then from the main menu you click the icon that looks like a calculator and type in "*#0808# where you are then presented with usb options. Select the last one on the list with adb at the end of it, click save and reboot. At this point I thought i was supposed to install the stock rom back (that was where i was lost) however all you have to do is let it boot back to binary. After it has reloaded... plug it into the pc and send it the proper adb instructions to disable frp lock. Techeligible has a batch file for use in windows, however if you dont have windows like me that does no good... So I went into the batch file with a text reader and extracted the information i needed ( 3 adb commands).In terminal i made sure my adb and fastboot were updated and working. I learned that when you type "adb devices" it will show the phone and if it says nothing else you are good to go. However it may give you a problem with permissions. If this is the case then unplug and make sure usb debuggin is on, you can also check that the adb is enabled again by doing the *#0808# command again and make sure the last selection is checked. When all is in order... At first I thought all commands must work for it to succeed... However this is not true at all. Only one of the adb commands will not give an error and at that time you can reboot into download mode and install the stock rom back on. After installation the phone will reboot and FRP Lock is no longer on... Now you can go into settings open up developer settings (tap build number till it unlocks) and select "OEM Unlock" and turn it on. Make sure usb debugging is on and you can boot back into download mode and install TWRP without a hitch.
I tried installing a couple of custom roms, however I have had no success with getting one to boot. (always stuck in boot loop even with wipe or factory reset) so I gave up and left him with the stock rom. If anyone has any idea of how i could get passed the bootloop maybe i can try again for him sometime and see how he likes various custom roms, but now he is happy he has his phone back working and it only took me a week of off and on frustration to figure it out... Hope this helps someone... (please dont ask for links) but if you do need help or have questions feel free to ask.