I own a Redmi 3S land. The device is rooted. I installed change my mac from the playstore to try spoofing my mac address. But, the mac address doesn't change because of this reason.
There is a file called WCNSS_qcom_wlan_nv.bin in the /root/persist folder. It has to be modified in order to modify the system's mac address.
It is a binary file and can be modified by using hex editor.
But, when I search for the current mac address in the hex editor, I'm not able to find it. If anyone suggested a way to actually spoof the mac address, it would be really good.
i don't think you can change the Mac address of your phone via editing a file, because it is hard wired in the NIC (network interface card) . i haven't had any success with Mac spoofing either but you could try ghost Mac changer:good:
zans1023 said:
I own a Redmi 3S land. The device is rooted. I installed change my mac from the playstore to try spoofing my mac address. But, the mac address doesn't change because of this reason.
There is a file called WCNSS_qcom_wlan_nv.bin in the /root/persist folder. It has to be modified in order to modify the system's mac address.
It is a binary file and can be modified by using hex editor.
But, when I search for the current mac address in the hex editor, I'm not able to find it. If anyone suggested a way to actually spoof the mac address, it would be really good.
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xprivacy xposed module or other modules? or prify?
Aronuser said:
xprivacy xposed module or other modules? or prify?
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No modules installed. I need help with identifying the proper hex numbers in the hex editor.
zans1023 said:
I own a Redmi 3S land. The device is rooted. I installed change my mac from the playstore to try spoofing my mac address. But, the mac address doesn't change because of this reason.
There is a file called WCNSS_qcom_wlan_nv.bin in the /root/persist folder. It has to be modified in order to modify the system's mac address.
It is a binary file and can be modified by using hex editor.
But, when I search for the current mac address in the hex editor, I'm not able to find it. If anyone suggested a way to actually spoof the mac address, it would be really good.
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hey there..try this method. this should work i guess.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/xiaomi-redmi-3s/how-to/changing-mac-addresssolved-t3585380
Mee too cant change device values. Tried phone id changer tried device faker modules of xposed but still no luck
are you sure this method works?
VigneshGrK said:
hey there..try this method. this should work i guess.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/xiaomi-redmi-3s/how-to/changing-mac-addresssolved-t3585380
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zans1023 said:
are you sure this method works?
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Yeah I have changed my Mac using this method. (Device : Redmi 3s prime)
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it looks nexus one can not find ad hoc. my computer shows it is there, but nothing appears on the nexus one.
some people said
There is a file in /system/etc/wifi called "tiwlan" - maybe we can edit it?
There is a line saying "ADHOC=0"
we can change it to ADHOC=1
Does anyone know how to edit it? I mean which software we should use to edit it?
thanks
I don't even find tiwlan.ini file on my Nexus One. Any help please?
you can use vi (a text editor for linux) to edit tiwlan.ini. but u need to mount system r/w first.
for nexus one, this is the way:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=637534&highlight=ad-hoc
it works well on cyanogenmod rom but there is problems with stock rom.
Hello!
Is possible to change MAC Adress in I5800?
Greetings.
Thank You so much!
I found it when I was in school
If you want to change your MAC forever, you will need to edit nv_data.bin .nvmac.info in /efs/imei folder
I've done this some time ago, and it can be one more thing to edit, but I can only remember this one.
clarkkov said:
It's extremely dangerous to tamper with that file! You can corrupt your IMEI that way and render your device's network capabilities inoperable. And it won't make it permanent, it will hold the change until you reflash the device. I don't see the use of permanent change of your MAC. You'll still be trackable if you use the same MAC all over the place.
Sent from outer space!
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Yeh, sorry my bad it is .nvmac.info file in /efs/imei [edited my post]
It's permanent, because flashing don't even touch /efs partition.
I've done this to get access to MAC Filtered WiFi network in my school.
Dear all,
I am currently using a totally stock unrooted Note 4 (the G variant). I need to retrieve a wifi password for my school wifi network, which I cannot recall. I tried using adb to retrieve wpa_supplicant.conf from my phone (adb pull /data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf c:/wpa_supplicant.conf), but apparently the file does not exist (the exact error message I got was "the remote object '/data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf' does not exist").
Can anyone with a rooted phone advise me if the above address is the correct location for the wpa_supplicant.conf on our Note 4? If not, where is the exact location for this file? Is it because the phone is not rooted that prevents me from retrieving the file using adb?
Any other solution would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
huy_lonewolf said:
Dear all,
I am currently using a totally stock unrooted Note 4 (the G variant). I need to retrieve a wifi password for my school wifi network, which I cannot recall. I tried using adb to retrieve wpa_supplicant.conf from my phone (adb pull /data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf c:/wpa_supplicant.conf), but apparently the file does not exist (the exact error message I got was "the remote object '/data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf' does not exist").
Can anyone with a rooted phone advise me if the above address is the correct location for the wpa_supplicant.conf on our Note 4? If not, where is the exact location for this file? Is it because the phone is not rooted that prevents me from retrieving the file using adb?
Any other solution would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
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Without root you can try in Facebook of Samsung.
Is the better solution for you.
Xda is a forum of hacking.
Rajada said:
Without root you can try in Facebook of Samsung.
Is the better solution for you.
Xda is a forum of hacking.
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Without root we can still use adb, which I believe is sufficient for the purpose of retrieving files from root folders (I may be wrong, that is why I ask the question in my OP), one of which contains all saved wifi passwords. Regardless, I find it extremely hard to believe that Samsung will ever entertain such a request if you approach them.
Since I have you here, and assuming that you are using a rooted Note 4, could you let me know where you can find the file wpa_supplicant.conf on your Note 4? You can use ES File Explorer to navigate to those root folders.
Thank you.
huy_lonewolf said:
Without root we can still use adb, which I believe is sufficient for the purpose of retrieving files from root folders (I may be wrong, that is why I ask the question in my OP), one of which contains all saved wifi passwords. Regardless, I find it extremely hard to believe that Samsung will ever entertain such a request if you approach them.
Since I have you here, and assuming that you are using a rooted Note 4, could you let me know where you can find the file wpa_supplicant.conf on your Note 4? You can use ES File Explorer to navigate to those root folders.
Thank you.
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I'm not a expert on non rooted phones, but I think to use adb, you need at least a permissive selinux kernel and a non secure kernel.
Without that 2 conditions your better solution is the Facebook of Samsung.
....and yes. Your path for wpa_suppIicant.conf is correct and that file contains wifi passwords.
I have been trying a way to spoof the MAC address on A700FD. Please help me with it. I am running stock Marshmallow 6.0.1 rooted.
I tried all mac changing apps and terminal commands but nothing worked. Then I looked into the files at /sys/devices/soc.0/a000000.qcom,wcnss-wlan/net/wlan0 . There was a file called "address". It has the mac address of the wifi adapter. I tried editing the file and saving it, but it never saves it. I've checked all root permissions and other stuff. Other system files are being saved, but this gives error. Please help me with this. Thanks ! :good:
Hello guys!
Im trying to make the Joycon Droid work on my device, but got stucked with bluetooth mac spoof. It seems i will need to change it myself manually, Any knows where is the config file that i need to edit?
Rooted with magisk. Android 9 stock rom. Total Commander is my file manager..
thanks a lot
Did you found out how to do it?
lucasdep said:
Did you found out how to do it?
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Code:
resetprop ro.boot.btmacaddr YOUR_ADDR