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AT commands on HTC Touch Pro

Hi,
I have an HTC Touch Pro and I would like to access its AT commands via Bluetooth.
I have successfully connected to the serial port via a simple terminal program. The phone can respond to "AT" with "OK" but all other commands respond with "ERROR".
Can I access the phone via AT commands this way?
Thank you!
Regards,
Mads

Debug USB

Hi I have a S5 Neo, practically it is broken me the display and it is not seen anything, but the device correctly works. From different guides I have read as to activate the Debug to broken screen, and it would serve me the custom recovey (ClockworkMod) to use the commands adb shell, therefore to activate the debug. The ClockworckMod is not compatible with my telephone as, another way it exists for using the commands adb with broken screen? Thanks

OpenHour Gecko, anyone?

Hi all,
I have this old, KitKat-based, media player called "OpenHour Gecko" at home which I'd love to give a... second life. There's no more support from the producer of this neat little machine so I can't get any updates.
Here you can find some info and specs -> https://www.cnx-software.com/2015/0...-player-features-hisilicon-hi3798m-processor/ <-
So, what can I do with it? Is there a way to flash a custom ROM on it? Use it as a streaming client for Disney+ (via kodi?) maybe.
But how to boot an Android device into recovery when you have neither power nor Volume keys?
Anyone got a nice idea? As it's ARM Cortex-A7 based: What about a self-made Raspberry Pi?
Thanks in advance and best regards from Germany,
the.kringel

the.kringel said:
Hi all,
I have this old, KitKat-based, media player called "OpenHour Gecko" at home which I'd love to give a... second life. There's no more support from the producer of this neat little machine so I can't get any updates.
Here you can find some info and specs -> https://www.cnx-software.com/2015/0...-player-features-hisilicon-hi3798m-processor/ <-
So, what can I do with it? Is there a way to flash a custom ROM on it? Use it as a streaming client for Disney+ (via kodi?) maybe.
But how to boot an Android device into recovery when you have neither power nor Volume keys?
Anyone got a nice idea? As it's ARM Cortex-A7 based: What about a self-made Raspberry Pi?
Thanks in advance and best regards from Germany,
the.kringel
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Turn on usb debuging settings in developer section
check for ip adress of the tv box about device or about tablet then about network status
download adb run on your windows computer/laptop https://dl.uploadgram.me/618fc31b84902g?raw
Install it then open it, type 1 then press enter, then type 3 then press enter, type the ip adress of the tv box then press enter wait for it to get connected, ignore the errors it is connected, then type 2 then press enter then type 4 and press enter and this is how you can reboot into recovery mode.

How to Install Home Assistant Server on an ASUS CN60 Chromebox

Home Assistant OS installation on a Chromebox is reliable but is not as tested as the NUC installation. Because it is a budget-friendly option it gives automators a low-cost means of getting started with Home Assistant. See also Home Assistant x86 Install and these YouTube videos: Chromebox CN60 How to and Install Home Assistant
Enable Chromebox Developer Mode
Remove the write-protect screw
Attach a keyboard, mouse, monitor, and power cable
While inserting a pin and keeping the Recovery Button pressed, press the power button
Once a white screen is displayed remove the pin (It will say “Chrome OS is missing or damaged”)
Type Ctrl+D and then briefly reinsert the pin (The screen will black out for 2 or 3 seconds and then display “OS verification is Off”)
Do not touch anything (it will now boot into and display the developer mode)
Continue with Step 2
Install Custom UEFI Firmware
Connect to the internet using a Wi-Fi network or an ethernet cable Do Not Log In
Press Ctrl+Alt+F2 and allow the shell terminal to load
Type: chronos
Type: cd; curl -LO https://mrchromebox.tech/setup-kodi.sh && sudo bash setup-kodi.sh
At the options menu, select: Install/update: Custom UEFI Firmware (the firmware will now be flashed)
When back at the options menu: Exit, and Power Off
Prepare a USB Flash Drive using a PC
Download the latest Ubuntu LTS image file and flash it onto a USB drive (16GB or larger) using Rufus or Balena Etcher. If it's an option, maximize or allow up to 16GB of persistent storage.
Shut down the PC and boot from the USB Drive using the Try Ubuntu option
Once Ubuntu is running, connect to the internet
Open a terminal and install the necessary software:
sudo add-apt-repository universe
sudo apt install libfuse2
Close the terminal and use Firefox to download:
The latest Home Assistant OS Generic x86-64 image from the Home Assistant website. (The same or similar to: https://github.com/home-assistant/o...s/download/9.5/haos_generic-x86-64-9.5.img.xz)
Balena Etcher for Linux x64: https://www.balena.io/etcher
Right-click on the Balena Etcher file and select properties. In permissions enable: Allow executing file as a program
Power down Ubuntu (the flash drive is ready)
Install the Home Assistant OS
Insert the flash drive into the Chromebox and power on
When the bunny logo displays, press Esc to open the boot manager
In the boot manager, remove all other boot options, and in the boot menu, boot from the USB drive
Run Ubuntu using the Try Ubuntu option
Once Ubuntu is running, run Balena Etcher by double-clicking on its file
Using Balena Etcher, flash the Home Assistant file to the System Drive
The flash process usually completes perfectly, however, an error will usually be indicated or the system will (appear to) freeze up. Do not be alarmed, allow a few more minutes and then power down, removing the flash drive.
Power on, and within a few minutes “Home Assistant” will be displayed in large letters at the top of the screen. Success.
Begin using Home Assistant
Set up your box in its desired location, connecting its power adapter and connecting to the internet via an ethernet cable
Press the power button. Within 15 to 20 minutes you will be able to configure Home Assistant via the local webpage: http://homeassistant.local:8123

Thanks for sharing the instructions for installing Home Assistant on a Chromebox! It seems like a detailed and comprehensive guide. I'm sure it will be helpful for anyone looking to set up Home Assistant on a budget-friendly device.

nvidia 2015 pro going under apx mode

Hello to everyone
Unfortunatly my device shield pro 2015 has green light but wan't bot black screen only.
when i plugin my microusb to a pc windows 10 or windows 11 , APX device appear on device manager .
i have download sdk toolkit add to the path variables environments the path whre i download i installed the driver instead update device list ,now is displayd like android device
when i send to cmd comand adb device the response is this:
C:\Users\Andrea\Desktop\platform-tools>adb devices
daemon not running; starting now at tcp:5037
daemon started successfully
List of devices attached
no devices
i m looking for a guide or support to recover my system by cloning hd to another hd and put in or recovery by tricks or method that i dont found before ,and i want to check if is convenient to consider dead device or are possibilities to recovery and rescue my device .
Thanks to all for listen me
Andrea
ps sorry for my bad english