Hi guys!
I had an Essential phone before, but switch to a Pixel 2 XL. VoLTE was working before, but not anymore. So I started digging to get the VoLTE working with a bypass. I need someone to make an export of the /vendor/ folder, where certain .mbn files are stored. They contain certain provider related data which may get VoLTE working, in my case for a dutch provider.
So if you are rooted you could help me out!
Using any root explorer, copy the /vendor/ from the root to your sd card. Zip this folder and upload it to a Google Drive or something. Much obliged!
Thanks alot!
trantium said:
Hi guys!
I had an Essential phone before, but switch to a Pixel 2 XL. VoLTE was working before, but not anymore. So I started digging to get the VoLTE working with a bypass. I need someone to make an export of the /vendor/ folder, where certain .mbn files are stored. They contain certain provider related data which may get VoLTE working, in my case for a dutch provider.
So if you are rooted you could help me out!
Using any root explorer, copy the /vendor/ from the root to your sd card. Zip this folder and upload it to a Google Drive or something. Much obliged!
Thanks alot!
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Or you could download the fastboot images from Essential?
rignfool said:
Or you could download the fastboot images from Essential?
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Believe me, I tried. The vendor folder (I think) gets populated once the Essential has been powered on once. I extracted literally everything I could to find these .mbn files. No luck.
trantium said:
Believe me, I tried. The vendor folder (I think) gets populated once the Essential has been powered on once. I extracted literally everything I could to find these .mbn files. No luck.
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gimme a sec, ill up it, also what vendor month?
aer0zer0 said:
gimme a sec, ill up it, also what vendor month?
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No more bricks... Ok?
I doubt you'll buy a 3rd phone :silly:
rignfool said:
No more bricks... Ok?
I doubt you'll buy a 3rd phone :silly:
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Lol,I completely forgot. I have the images broke down in kitchen. I just wanna know which version? Sept?
aer0zer0 said:
Lol,I completely forgot. I have the images broke down in kitchen. I just wanna know which version? Sept?
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September is fine! It doesn't matter really
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=1322778262904007292
all yours @trantium
aer0zer0 said:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=1322778262904007292
all yours @trantium
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Thanks alot mate!
aer0zer0 said:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=1322778262904007292
all yours @trantium
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Ah damn it, the mbn folder is not there. I guess it gets generated once the device has been booted once.
Do you have any idea where I can find the mcfg_sw.mbn file? :fingers-crossed:
trantium said:
Ah damn it, the mbn folder is not there. I guess it gets generated once the device has been booted once.
Do you have any idea where I can find the mcfg_sw.mbn file? :fingers-crossed:
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Mbn file isn't something you would find there. Mbn is an image file for low level flashing in fast boot.
aer0zer0 said:
Mbn file isn't something you would find there. Mbn is an image file for low level flashing in fast boot.
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That is weird, then how does Essential get their mcfg_sw.mbn files for its lte network configuration? In a Pixel, there is a /vendor/mbn/mcfg/* folder containing provider configurations from almost all providers in the world.
trantium said:
That is weird, then how does Essential get their mcfg_sw.mbn files for its lte network configuration? In a Pixel, there is a /vendor/mbn/mcfg/* folder containing provider configurations from almost all providers in the world.
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No idea, I don't see anything like that in vendor. @jacksummers thoughts
aer0zer0 said:
Mbn file isn't something you would find there. Mbn is an image file for low level flashing in fast boot.
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aer0zer0 said:
No idea, I don't see anything like that in vendor. @jacksummers thoughts
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It doesn't either in the Pixel, but after flashing and booting for or inserting a sim card for the first time makes it appear.
I don't know how this is possible, are you able to make a .mbn search inside other folders?
Since it's system-as-root I just wildcarded .mbn, nothing
aer0zer0 said:
No idea, I don't see anything like that in vendor. @jacksummers thoughts
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Essential uses a compatibility matrix. Xml for a lot of the network stuff as far as i know and embedded deep in what we would call the device tree.so with the compatibility matrix they set the bools and its just true or false. Oh and in the manifest.. with each vendor img it seems they are simplifying it too, so probably the thing u are referencing is in there just as something else. Theres always a multitude of ways to hardcode something. If it was me i would hardcode it in the device tree source files and set it with bools. It allows for easy changes. And easier readability.
jacksummers said:
Essential uses a compatibility matrix. Xml for a lot of the network stuff as far as i know and embedded deep in what we would call the device tree.so with the compatibility matrix they set the bools and its just true or false. Oh and in the manifest.. with each vendor img it seems they are simplifying it too, so probably the thing u are referencing is in there just as something else. Theres always a multitude of ways to hardcode something. If it was me i would hardcode it in the device tree source files and set it with bools. It allows for easy changes. And easier readability.
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Thanks for the explaination. An example .mbn file can be found here: http://www.renovate-ice.com/svn/leedroid-11/trunk/system/vendor/mbn/mcfg/configs/mcfg_sw/generic/
Just browse inside the folders and you will bump to a mcfg_sw.mbn file eventually.
Any idea how to get something like this from the Essential?
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I was wondering if anyone has been able to pull the partition files for kitkat? I ask because I've seen people get their phone stuck in fastboot mode and being able to flash the proper image files will help fix their probs, however the only image files I know of are for JB. I would do it myself if I knew how....
simon_lefisch said:
I was wondering if anyone has been able to pull the partition files for kitkat? I ask because I've seen people get their phone stuck in fastboot mode and being able to flash the proper image files will help fix their probs, however the only image files I know of are for JB. I would do it myself if I knew how....
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what about http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2600575 ?
6ril1 said:
what about http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2600575 ?
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Nice, I'll look into that later today. Thank you for the link [emoji106][emoji2]
6ril1 said:
what about http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2600575 ?
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simon_lefisch said:
Nice, I'll look into that later today. Thank you for the link [emoji106][emoji2]
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even though that should work for getting stock partitions it doesn't give them to you in .img except for the system/userdata&cache partitions so you would only be able to fastboot flash those three partitions, all other partitions are in .bin format and unless there is a way to convert them to .img(I haven't found a working method yet) than they won't work
XxZombiePikachu said:
even though that should work for getting stock partitions it doesn't give them to you in .img except for the system/userdata&cache partitions so you would only be able to fastboot flash those three partitions, all other partitions are in .bin format and unless there is a way to convert them to .img(I haven't found a working method yet) than they won't work
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Hmm....interesting. I did not know that. Maybe I'll ask one of the devs and see if they have a solution to that. Thanks for the tip.
simon_lefisch said:
Hmm....interesting. I did not know that. Maybe I'll ask one of the devs and see if they have a solution to that. Thanks for the tip.
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yea unless you had used the tool before(I use it quite often) its not information available to public, if you figure something out keep us posted
XxZombiePikachu said:
even though that should work for getting stock partitions it doesn't give them to you in .img except for the system/userdata&cache partitions so you would only be able to fastboot flash those three partitions, all other partitions are in .bin format and unless there is a way to convert them to .img(I haven't found a working method yet) than they won't work
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Sorry fot the noob question but renaming them with img ext doesn't work ?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=52391245&postcount=35
6ril1 said:
Sorry fot the noob question but renaming them with img ext doesn't work ?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=52391245&postcount=35
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never actually tried, but it could work(if bender says it does than it should) somebody would just need to test that theory with all the partitions, but it still doesn't allow me to explore the persist.bin renamed to .img(that contains the rct check I want to do some test with it)
XxZombiePikachu said:
yea unless you had used the tool before(I use it quite often) its not information available to public, if you figure something out keep us posted
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So I was able to pull all the partitions for the Verizon variant (VS980). They are currently in in .bin format. Not sure if I should change them to .img tho. Haven't tested any of the files yet so on looking to see if anyone is brave enough to try lol.
simon_lefisch said:
So I was able to pull all the partitions for the Verizon variant (VS980). They are currently in in .bin format. Not sure if I should change them to .img tho. Haven't tested any of the files yet so on looking to see if anyone is brave enough to try lol.
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Using the tool mentioned earlier you can get the system into a .img, so that you an tinker with it/I already tried with the persist.bin and rename to persist.img worked but I haven't tested anything else since I've been working on other things, otherwise anything you need to know let me know and I can test on my side
Sent from my potato d800
XxZombiePikachu said:
Using the tool mentioned earlier you can get the system into a .img, so that you an tinker with it/I already tried with the persist.bin and rename to persist.img worked but I haven't tested anything else since I've been working on other things, otherwise anything you need to know let me know and I can test on my side
Sent from my potato d800
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Actually I messaged bender and he said I only have to change it from .bin to .img. No tool needed.
I have a rooted d800, running HellFire ROM. Ive looked and have yet to find a way to make and or install different boot animations, please help.
GearHead88 said:
I have a rooted d800, running HellFire ROM. Ive looked and have yet to find a way to make and or install different boot animations, please help.
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you can use this test zip I made to flash the bootanimation(unzip it, place the bootanimation inside system/media/ and then rezip)
you can use bootanimation factory to add the loops to the bootanimation, the rest is up to you
XxZombiePikachu said:
you can use this test zip I made to flash the bootanimation(unzip it, place the bootanimation inside system/media/ and then rezip)
you can use bootanimation factory to add the loops to the bootanimation, the rest is up to you
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Thanks a lot, any idea how to wrote the .txt file? Like what I'd need I understand the part 0,1,etc. And the resolution I just don't know what else or exactly how to write. Or would it be easier to use the factory?
GearHead88 said:
Thanks a lot, any idea how to wrote the .txt file? Like what I'd need I understand the part 0,1,etc. And the resolution I just don't know what else or exactly how to write. Or would it be easier to use the factory?
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I I know that part 0 is the folder, 1 is usually the loops for the folder and the other number I don't remember; the resolution of the pictures is at the top, and next to it is usually the fps but I prefer to use the factory because this way it never fails
Sent from my potato powered LG G3 D800
XxZombiePikachu said:
I I know that part 0 is the folder, 1 is usually the loops for the folder and the other number I don't remember; the resolution of the pictures is at the top, and next to it is usually the fps but I prefer to use the factory because this way it never fails
Sent from my potato powered LG G3 D800
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Thanks again, I was going to start making some test animations and see how it goes. Does the factory break an.gif file down into individual .PNG?
GearHead88 said:
Thanks again, I was going to start making some test animations and see how it goes. Does the factory break an.gif file down into individual .PNG?
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it has option to create boot from .gif files but I haven't had the chance to test yet
XxZombiePikachu said:
it has option to create boot from .gif files but I haven't had the chance to test yet
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Alright thanks again. I'm going to start unzipping ROMs and putting my Owen pics and sounds in to see what does. Idk what the teams would think of me posting their work with asteitc customizing inside though lol
GearHead88 said:
Alright thanks again. I'm going to start unzipping ROMs and putting my Owen pics and sounds in to see what does. Idk what the teams would think of me posting their work with asteitc customizing inside though lol
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it's against xda to use other peoples work without permission, just saying
XxZombiePikachu said:
it's against xda to use other peoples work without permission, just saying
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I meant with consent, until then just personal use
If all you want to do to your phone after obtaining s-off with SunShine and flashing TWRP is to have native tethering enabled, then this mod is for you. Simply download to your phone storage and flash via TWRP. The only thing this mod does is to flash a copy of default.xml with the modifications required to enable native tethering.
NOTE: This is specifically for the latest firmware, version 1.82.605.6. If you're not on that version, check out this thread to update your firmware.
pastorbennett said:
If all you want to do to your phone after obtaining s-off with SunShine and flashing TWRP is to have native tethering enabled, then this mod is for you. Simply download to your phone storage and flash via TWRP. The only thing this mod does is to flash a copy of default.xml with the modifications required to enable native tethering.
NOTE: This is specifically for the latest firmware, version 1.82.605.6. If you're not on that version, check out this thread to update your firmware.
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Does this work for all variants? Sprint? Verizon?
tabp0le said:
Does this work for all variants? Sprint? Verizon?
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Doubtful, as I'm pretty certain default.xml is carrier specific. It likely would work on other builds, but you'd be risking a soft brick if you flashed this on a phone for a different carrier.
It's quite easy to make your own. First, use a file manager to copy the default.xml file from /system/customize/ACC to the sd card, copy the file to your computer, make the necessary edits to the file, (follow part 1 of this post) and use a tool like muCommander to open the patch that I posted and inject your newly edited default.xml. Make sure once you copy your file over the one included in my patch that you change the permissions to 644.
If that's beyond your skills, post your default.xml and I'll make the patch for you when I have the time.
pastorbennett said:
Doubtful, as I'm pretty certain default.xml is carrier specific. It likely would work on other builds, but you'd be risking a soft brick if you flashed this on a phone for a different carrier.
It's quite easy to make your own. First, use a file manager to copy the default.xml file from /system/customize/ACC to the sd card, copy the file to your computer, make the necessary edits to the file, (follow part 1 of this post) and use a tool like muCommander to open the patch that I posted and inject your newly edited default.xml. Make sure once you copy your file over the one included in my patch that you change the permissions to 644.
If that's beyond your skills, post your default.xml and I'll make the patch for you when I have the time.
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Great! I can do it, thank you!
theres a Verizon HTC 10 forum, this would of been better posted there
afuller42 said:
theres a Verizon HTC 10 forum, this would of been better posted there
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This subforum is linked from there. It's all good. And hello, fellow Minnesotan!
pastorbennett said:
This subforum is linked from there. It's all good. And hello, fellow Minnesotan!
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Gotcha. Didn't know that.
And hello, ready for the long winter this year? It's coming up real fast. Faster than I would like.
afuller42 said:
Gotcha. Didn't know that.
And hello, ready for the long winter this year? It's coming up real fast. Faster than I would like.
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Sounds like it's going to be a very white winter. But I'm cool with it. I'm a bit of an optimist when it comes to winter: it's the season when all the bugs die. BTW, I'm located roughly 25 miles SW of Mankato, literally in the middle of nowhere.
Hi all,
Trying to work on getting VoLTE and WiFi Calling working on T-Mobile for H990DS devices.
I noticed that APNs are correct but my /data/ipsec/wo is empty.
If someone could paste their files from that folder I'd be incredibly grateful.
Thanks!
Boxy
Oh and also, if you could tell me the permissions for the files in that folder as well.
Thanks!
If anyone's reading this with an H918, please help me out I'll be forever grateful.
The dump shouldn't take long! Just need a file explorer and navigate to data/ipsec/wo and grab the files.
Please and thank you!
Boxy52 said:
If anyone's reading this with an H918, please help me out I'll be forever grateful.
The dump shouldn't take long! Just need a file explorer and navigate to data/ipsec/wo and grab the files.
Please and thank you!
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Does this require root?
Sent from my LG V20 using XDA Labs
BROKEN1981 said:
Does this require root?
Sent from my LG V20 using XDA Labs
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Hey, thanks for your response!
If you've got access to a computer, we can accomplish this without root using adb.
Once adb is installed on your computer and you've enabled USB debugging on your phone, just type the following in a command prompt from your adb directory:
adb devices <------ this should pull up your device. It might ask you to authenticate the computer fingerprint on your V20, just click yes and remember.
adb pull /data/ipsec/wo/ <--- this will pull all files in that folder.
Thanks in advance!
Boxy52 said:
Hey, thanks for your response!
If you've got access to a computer, we can accomplish this without root using adb.
Once adb is installed on your computer and you've enabled USB debugging on your phone, just type the following in a command prompt from your adb directory:
adb devices <------ this should pull up your device. It might ask you to authenticate the computer fingerprint on your V20, just click yes and remember.
adb pull /data/ipsec/wo/ <--- this will pull all files in that folder.
Thanks in advance!
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NP, I would love to do it right now, but it's 1:27am and my GF is sleeping. I'll get it for you some time in the morning. Around 10am.
Sent from my NVIDIA SHIELD Tablet K1 using XDA Labs
Boxy52 said:
If anyone's reading this with an H918, please help me out I'll be forever grateful.
The dump shouldn't take long! Just need a file explorer and navigate to data/ipsec/wo and grab the files.
Please and thank you!
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Here you go chief
https://mega.nz/#F!J8JxABKJ!I95FnFVhNSKS_YfJSdBLBw
Still_living714 said:
Here you go chief
https://mega.nz/#F!J8JxABKJ!I95FnFVhNSKS_YfJSdBLBw
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Thank you!!
Gonna figure out the correct permissions and cross my fingers... this is apparently all I'm missing to get volte but let's see
Would you mind sending me a screenshot of your APNs as well?
Thanks!
EDIT: So I found something interesting... it seems there's possibly a lot more files in /data/ipsec/ that I do not have. For example, the .conf files in /wo/ call upon files from data/ipsec/updown_script
Still_living, if you wouldn't mind, would you please pull all files in /data/ipsec for me?
Thank you!!
Boxy52 said:
Thank you!!
Gonna figure out the correct permissions and cross my fingers... this is apparently all I'm missing to get volte but let's see
Would you mind sending me a screenshot of your APNs as well?
Thanks!
EDIT: So I found something interesting... it seems there's possibly a lot more files in /data/ipsec/ that I do not have. For example, the .conf files in /wo/ call upon files from data/ipsec/updown_script
Still_living, if you wouldn't mind, would you please pull all files in /data/ipsec for me?
Thank you!!
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I just checked my H918 ipsec folder and those are the only 2 files.
Boxy52 said:
Thank you!!
Gonna figure out the correct permissions and cross my fingers... this is apparently all I'm missing to get volte but let's see
Would you mind sending me a screenshot of your APNs as well?
Thanks!
EDIT: So I found something interesting... it seems there's possibly a lot more files in /data/ipsec/ that I do not have. For example, the .conf files in /wo/ call upon files from data/ipsec/updown_script
Still_living, if you wouldn't mind, would you please pull all files in /data/ipsec for me?
Thank you!!
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OK this is all the files in that folder. I think you were only missing one
https://mega.nz/#F!p0I1iJIQ!p7ErA96b0PDLdpIhVlb0TQ
And this....
androiddiego said:
I just checked my H918 ipsec folder and those are the only 2 files.
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Hmm, that's so odd. Wonder what the .conf file is calling on then.
Thanks for checking! If you're able to, would you please tell me the permissions for the two .conf files in ipsec/wo/?
Thanks!
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OK this is all the files in that folder. I think you were only missing one
https://mega.nz/#F!p0I1iJIQ!p7ErA96b0PDLdpIhVlb0TQ
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Wonderful! Thank you!!!
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Hmm, that's so odd. Wonder what the .conf file is calling on then.
Thanks for checking! If you're able to, would you please tell me the permissions for the two .conf files in ipsec/wo/?
Thanks!
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They are both RW only.
And the folder structure that @Still_living714 uploaded is correct with apn_ims.conf in the wo folder. But I don't have the apn_tmus.conf file and I am on tmo. ???
androiddiego said:
They are both RW only.
And the folder structure that @Boxy52 uploaded is correct with apn_ims.conf in the wo folder. But I don't have the apn_tmus.conf file and I am on tmo. ???
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Hmm, that's weird. Does VoLTE and Wifi Calling work fine for you? Perhaps it was pushed with an update to the firmware?
Both are RW only meaning RW-RW-RW or RW-R-R? Or RW-RW---?
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Hmm, that's weird. Does VoLTE and Wifi Calling work fine for you? Perhaps it was pushed with an update to the firmware?
Both are RW only meaning RW-RW-RW or RW-R-R? Or RW-RW---?
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They work. RW-root-root is what it says. If you are not rooted, then I believe the second two would be RW.
And sorry to @Still_living714, I quoted Boxy52 in the original post when it should have been you.
By the way, I'm on 10j.
Edit: Sorry, my bad. Owner and Group are root. Permissions are RW- --- ---.
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They work. RW-root-root is what it says. If you are not rooted, then I believe the second two would be RW.
And sorry to @Still_living714, I quoted Boxy52 in the original post when it should have been you.
By the way, I'm on 10j.
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Hmm weird, I just updated mine to 10r alpha rom.
Boxy52 said:
Hmm, that's weird. Does VoLTE and Wifi Calling work fine for you? Perhaps it was pushed with an update to the firmware?
Both are RW only meaning RW-RW-RW or RW-R-R? Or RW-RW---?
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You can see permission in screenshots
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You can see permission in screenshots
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Sorry must have missed that.
Thank you everyone for your help! I've got these in, going to see if I can somehow magically enable VoLTE.
Before all of this I was able to toggle it on and off but the setting wouldn't stick - it would default to off again. Perhaps if the phone can read these .conf files I'll have better luck.
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Hmm weird, I just updated mine to 10r alpha rom.
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Do you have more than one apn option. That might explain the extra file in the wo folder that I don't have or it could just be the different rom. I opened both of your files from the wo folder and they are very similar, but a little different.
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Sorry must have missed that.
Thank you everyone for your help! I've got these in, going to see if I can somehow magically enable VoLTE.
Before all of this I was able to toggle it on and off but the setting wouldn't stick - it would default to off again. Perhaps if the phone can read these .conf files I'll have better luck.
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Let us know how it goes. Cheers!
Hi guys, I am a OP 5T user. I found out while watching a review that OP introduced a new "meet" notification sound in their latest flagship.
Since I wasn't able to find it anywhere, can anyone of you guys please upload it here or help me find it?
Thanks
Idk how to open it atm. These used to not be stored in .bin format. Technically, you could prolly put it in a magisk module and maybe that way, get it put in system to play? Alternatively, if you know how I can locate it better or so, I can do that too.
(Uploaded with .zip extension. Just delete .zip)
Unfortunately I can't make it work, even changing file extension (tried .mp3 and .ogg)
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Unfortunately I can't make it work, even changing file extension (tried .mp3 and .ogg)
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I tried too. Is there different area the media is stored in? I'll see if I can find more info. But I pulled this directly off my phone.
g_turc said:
Unfortunately I can't make it work, even changing file extension (tried .mp3 and .ogg)
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You know what. I feel dumb. I searched, but I searched poorly. I also thought they were here: /system/media/audio/
I was wrong. I searched, and found it's in a different location. I EVEN HAD FILE MANAGER SEARCH MEET and it only came up with that file. Ugh. Here you go. Sorry for the inconvenience.
This time, change .zip to .ogg and you'll be good to go.
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You know what. I feel dumb. I searched, but I searched poorly. I also thought they were here: /system/media/audio/
I was wrong. I searched, and found it's in a different location. I EVEN HAD FILE MANAGER SEARCH MEET and it only came up with that file. Ugh. Here you go. Sorry for the inconvenience.
This time, change .zip to .ogg and you'll be good to go.
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Thanks mate