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[Xperia Arc Android Development] JoHnNy08PL:
I have seen on YouTube that people are connecting wireless dongle from X360 Controller, and it works very good with wireless controller but do someone tested it with wired X360 controller?

Is this working?

And how about when phone says that the USB device require high power, and I will connect the 1 and 4 wire from USB(+5V and ground) to some power supply. Will it work then?
[Xperia Arc Android Development] soumya_digi:
Only wireless gamepads will work! :(

Tried wired ones, but its showing the same thing.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] JoHnNy08PL:
The same thing you mean error 'High Power Device'? Try as I sad to give power from other USB port or some power supply. It may work as the wireless gamepads are working without drivers, just plug n play ;)

Wysłane z mojego GT-I5800 za pomocą Tapatalk
[Xperia Arc Android Development] lousou76:
Thank you for these.

I have to mention 2 things:

- I don't like usb folders being mounted on /*, I would preffer everything below /sdcard.

- Having another application loading modules at startup uses memory even when we do not use a usb stick. The Q5 Manager should load the required modules.

- Having said the above I modified a Q5 USB Manager build to do the above tasks. It loads the usb-storage module from /system/lib/modules (must exists) at startup and sleeps for 10 secs for the /dev/block/ to be updated. It also creates and uses the mount point under the /sdcard/.

Here

In my Neo V using firmware .62 the above package was tested and working.

usb-hid, mouse, kbd are not required for the Neo V, they are inside the kernel.

You can also have a look, modify or use this little package I made for easy installation of the usb-storage.ko and the q5 manager with just a batch file for my Neo v
[Xperia Arc Android Development] Bazonga:
A BIG THANK YOU TO YOU SIR!

The module loader app couldn't keep the module loaded, the device got each time unmounted after a few seconds or so and I couldn't see it with root explorer. With your package it works immediately, maybe some problems with my SD card.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] Monipeev:
Invalid or Deleted File.

Another link for that.

Modules it's ok.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] rafu997:
Can anybody tell for how long can we use devices connected with USB OTG? I would like to use it for connecting xbox360 wireless receiver. I mean is it 10 min or more like 60 min?:)
[Xperia Arc Android Development] Velcis Ribeiro:
How can i put usb writable? I cant remount with terminal neither root explorer, as a rw partition.

Help, please.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] shardul_seth:
I'd like to confirm that it works on Neo V (tested with FW .62)

I am using Night-elf kernel with USB OTG support, hence modules are built in, no need to load them separately.

I have created scripts for easy mounting and unmounting and written a small tutorial in the Neo V forum.

Thanks for your hard work (thanks added)
[Xperia Arc Android Development] shardul_seth:
FYI & comments

@ DooMLoRD : I created an app to automate everything mentioned in the first post.

The app can be found here -> http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1588940

I have added due credits. Please review the app, and give your expert comments.

Thanks again for making all this possible. :)
[Xperia Arc Android Development] mariolouis:
For flash drives not showing up, make sure to make partition master boot not guid. I do it in mac (disk ultilities) or linux. Maybe you can use other partition tools also. All flash drives I tested works.

I cannot mount portable hard disk even self-powered or with powered hub. Only shows as sda in /dev/block and not sda1. Any hints? Thanks in advance.

I'll answer my own question. Buffalo 500Gb portable mounted via powered usb hub! Needs only 1 partition primary, fat32. Takes a while around 10 secs for the drive to be mounted as it seeks contents. Problem solved!
[Xperia Arc Android Development] yadappes:
Tried your usb-storage.ko on Xperia Mini Pro with rootet .62 stock-kernel. Works great. :D

Thank you!
[Xperia Arc Android Development] ameer1234567890:
I have been trying this on Xperia Pro, but it always says device not supported in dmesg. Any ideas?
[Xperia Arc Android Development] king-iyokan:
Same here
[Xperia Arc Android Development] iqlogic:
Try this USB-OTG STORAGE MANAGER for ARC
[Xperia Arc Android Development] ameer1234567890:
This does not work on CM ROMs. But works perfectly on stock ROM and stock based ROMs such as Ultima and SEMC Debrand Engine on Xperia Pro.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] BeNiSh:
this tutorial is peace of crap! why there is no .cmd install script for all dumbs like me?

I still cant pass part with "busybox insmod" and still getting stupid error "insmod: can't insert 'usbhid.ko': invalid parameter" :confused:
[Xperia Arc Android Development] shardul_seth:
This is a developers forum. This is NOT a dumbs forum. Maybe you are at the wrong place.

Please be careful of what you say..

The error means that the module is not for your kernel. what kernel are you on, btw? And, no, we are not talking about a kernel of popcorn.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] BeNiSh:
maybe, my popcorn is 2.6.32.9-perf, same like in [ARC][NEO][FW:4.0.A.2.368] I think
[Xperia Arc Android Development] shardul_seth:
AFAIK, usbhid.ko is not required, it is already built-in.. Could you insmod usb-storage.ko? If you could, you can use the app in my signature to easily mount and unmount drives
[Xperia Arc Android Development] BeNiSh:
I tried all 4 modules with same error and USB OTG Helper works great, but didnt works with NTFS drives, becouse I cant find and install right ntfs.ko driver (module)
[Xperia Arc Android Development] shardul_seth:
You can find ntfs.ko driver here.. It was compiled against ICS beta sources, but should work for you..

Edit: if still you have problems, please type "dmesg | tail -n 40" , without quotes in console/terminal and post the output here..
[Xperia Arc Android Development] chouck:
Are there any plans for USB AUDIO support for external DACs?

Can we add just that driver from G9 or NOVO?

http://www.slatedroid.com/topic/29289-usb-audio-cards-support-drivers-and-libs/
[Xperia Arc Android Development] shardul_seth:
The NTFS drive not seen bug is fixed! See here
[Xperia Arc Android Development] chouck:
What about USB audio output? can we do something like here http://www.slatedroid.com/topic/29289-usb-audio-cards-support-drivers-and-libs/?
[Xperia Arc Android Development] gxg:
Can you upload them again, please!!
[Xperia Arc Android Development] kamy0074:
this way work for xperia RAY ??domlord please

answer

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No one here for help
[Xperia Arc Android Development] pren22:
I'm using Xperia Arc lt15i and doomkernel v22,and usb otg is supported by doom's kernel,so the mouse and keyboard works fine,i have a ibm keyboard which had 2xusb ports so i can connect mouse to,so i can use keyboard and mouse with only une usb port on otg,'cause keyboard has it,but i bought a hub it has 7 ports it's small and cool,and now i was tring to connect usb stick directly to usb otg cable didn't work i tried the app version,can't use cd/system/lib/module/ it says not found,so i said let's try to connect to hub,hub has his own power supply and it worked.What i'm trying to say is that i can't use usb stick only with usb otg i need a hub with power supply,that's the only way it's working for me,but it's fine it's grate.Tnx doomlord you are the best.

btw i'm using Gin2JellyBean rom,it's gingerbread rom with jelly bean look,it's fast and cool.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] digitalsuni:
is this works with latest USB Drives.?
[Xperia Arc Android Development] TodorSRB:
Links are dead....
[Xperia Arc Android Development] luminousin:
USB-STORAGE

USB-HID Downloads are not working

USB-KEYBOARD

USB-MOUSE

The above download links are not working

Any new download links ?
[Xperia Arc Android Development] JesterDoobie:
Dead links, please fix

Need usb mouse/KB modules, have usb hdd.ko. Dead links, module installer works fine (huawei y530, stock 4.3, rooted)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cobra04972tx1:
Got my wife's Evo 4G rooted and it's working. Now my daughter's rooted Evo 4G, been rooted since 7/10/2011 is messing up. When you turn it off and then turn it on it just sits on the HTC splash screen. It never completely boots up. Went into recovery, wiped the cache/dalvik, and tried to restore the backup. Rebooted, but it still just hangs on the splash screen like it did when you turn it on. Any help with this one? Do I need to un-root and take it to Sprint? If so, what do I need to download to the SD card, and a link to the file would be most appreciated, to flash to get it back to stock. Thanks, you've helped me once, I hope you guys can help me again.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ruben1221:
You can just take the phone back the way it is. Tell them its not working and they won't even check or if the phone is rooted. They support rooted phones now.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cobra04972tx1:
Thanks. But I wonder why all of a sudden it decides not to boot up? My daughter said it has been taking a long time to turn on, that's why she has been leaving it on all the time? Could this have fried something? Is this a known problem with the 4G's? Just weird that it all of a sudden just crapped the bed.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ruben1221:
Could be a hardware problem. Just take it in and get it replaced. That would probably be your best bet.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] steve97ta:
Does the rom have fast boot enabled? U can turn it off by ......Menu>settings>power>uncheck fast boot...
[Optimus V Android Development] jawz101:
Should work for all Optimus V GB ROMs (aosp & IHO variants)

steps to modify:

extract

edit remove.sh script*

zip

sign

*works best in a unix editor. Notepad++ & Windows notepad sometimes screw with shell scripting handles new line something-or-other. In Windows I've used another free app Jedit for editing it and it seems to not give me 'installation aborted' msgs when installing the zip.

IHO Poo Remover rev5 (link updated)

comments on Email.apk: personally, I use it because it not only connects to Exchange servers but Hotmail email/contacts/calendar syncing can be set up directly in account settings with it there. instructions

Pls extract the zip & look at the remove.sh

to see what I'm removing because I have my opinions. You can comment out & zip it back up to your tastes. If you have a variant you've made go ahead & post a link to it. Nice to compare what we each prefer.

In regards to ringtones & notifications I remove all but a basic ringtone. You can either add your own into the script- just drop them in the ringtones & notification subfolders or put additional ringtones on your sdcard in a folder made and named 'ringtones'.

Other notes is it removes a bunch of languages & adds a smaller English language.

I left in CMStats because I want Cyanogenmod to know we use it.

Don't know what Pacman.apk is so I have it commented out. May remove it if I figure out what it is.

Source on safe to remove apks and their purpose on Cyanogenmod wiki

rev5-

removed the sqlite tweaks as they didn't really do much on the IHO ROM

added removal of bootsound since it's an annoying idea
[Optimus V Android Development] Whyzor:
That SQLlite binary patch looks interesting. Looked at the source page, and they only have the /system/lib/libsqlite.so included, while your .zip includes /system/bin/sqlite3 too. I don't see a /bin/sqlite3 currently on my phone, what is the 2nd bin for?
[Optimus V Android Development] kalaniboy:
Pacman is run one time only. When you first sign into the market. It offers to download all the google apps at once. i.e. Maps, Facebook, Voice, Youtube, etc. I find it useful; since I use most of what pacman offers up. Hope that helps. I'll defiantly have to try poo remover. Love that name BTW. :-)
[Optimus V Android Development] jawz101:
I guess I left that part out, Whyzor. I'm pretty sure it's useless on its own but among these tweaks is a command that will vacuum the sqlite databases contained on the phone. I guess those that use those scripts would benefit from it most. I may take that piece out since I don't think it's being added completely (maybe not chmoding) because I end up having to run the chmod by hand sometimes. I could be wrong though and it may work.

Anyways, to actually use the sqlite3 you'd need a script like this one from FranciscoFranco, adjusted by mmarz . there's a portion of this script that vacuums the phone's databases. real-world benefits? It's likely negligible at best but I just threw it in there.

If you are ever interested I'd follow anything FranciscoFranco & Ungaze do- they're Optimus One tinkerers but they're obsessed with performance. Really anything they do is applicable to Android in general. Franco's Optimus One ROM is insane (xda) (github source)
[Optimus V Android Development] Whyzor:
I just replaced the /system/lib/libsqlite.so from the source thread you posted, set permission to be same as the other binaries, rebooted. Ran RL Benchmark and got the same, around 93 seconds overall score (using 245-600 ondemand CPU, IHO CM7.1. Are you getting the same performance?

UPDATE: If I overlock to 806 Mhz, was able to drop the overall time to 71 seconds, went back to original libsqlite.so and at the same clock speed, takes about 81 seconds. The performance gain is negligable given the corruption risk (and according to Blarf in the IHO thread, properly written apps won't see much of a benefit anyway).
[Optimus V Android Development] jawz101:
yeah I'll probably take that out. It gave a noticeable improvement when I ran aosp. May also be that I'm not applying it correctly with this zip.

on aosp the RL Benchmark went from around 80 seconds down to maybe 45 seconds for comparison.

Probably best just have this as purely a bloat remover. Regardless, having it in there isn't messing anything up so this is still safe to use.
[Optimus V Android Development] dwkfoldes:
First off I love the poo remover. However, every time i edit the script, zip the package back up again, and sign it and then try to apply it the installation keeps getting aborted with CWM.

I have followed the instructions for windows, including using Jedit, and i have even tried with my macbook using a terminal session with pico.

i do sign the zip files also.

should i not include the stock folder META-INF in the altered script?

any help is greatly appreciated
[Optimus V Android Development] jawz101:
that's usually what gets me is the editor I use to edit it with. I'd assume a macbook would be fine for editing it.

I usually remove these 3 files from the meta-inf folder before resigning as they get regenerated with that signing program (cert.rsa, cert.sf, manifest.mf). I don't know if that would affect anything but I've just been doing that out of habit.

Fortunately we understand what we're trying to do and really the only thing that's hanging it up is whatever the hiccup is.

It came down to making one change at a time until I got install aborted errors to stop
[Optimus V Android Development] dwkfoldes:
thanks much i will give it a shot
[Optimus V Android Development] jawz101:
may want to try just unzipping it and rezipping it to see if that works.

Make sure you're zipping up the contents of the iho zip and not the actual folder.

Try it with & w/o signing it. If it works w/o signing it I'd leave that step out just so you can concentrate on editing the remove.sh script.

Possibly use a command line editor if your mac can do that (never used a mac)

issue is with unix line endings vs. windows/mac line endings

just found something if you're using Notepad++ try going to edit- EOL Conversion & switch it to Unix
[Optimus V Android Development] dwkfoldes:
i will look for another terminal editor and try that too.

i was originally using pico in the terminal.

when i was doing the editing of the remove.sh, i wanted to install the default ringtones and notifications.

do you think the restore that runs at the end of the removal is conflicting with it? I will give everything a shot today and let you know later what happens.
[Optimus V Android Development] jawz101:
I'd just take those remove lines and audio folder out, put them in that audio folder, or just have a ringtone folder on your SD card

The restore is just adding stuff back
[Optimus V Android Development] dwkfoldes:
got it working

it was my stupid mistake of zipping the IHO folder and not the contents of the folder

so when i was signing it it created the META-INF folder and a IHO folder

Everything flashed and worked great

thanks again
[Optimus V Android Development] skeeterfood:
I was interested in looking at this, but it no longer exists on mediafire. Any chance you can put it back up?

-John
[Optimus V Android Development] jawz101:
Yeah.I will put it up tomorrow. It's also good to pm on old threads like this
[Optimus V Android Development] jawz101:
I've been lazy... updated the post with a new link to the file. Sorry... been really slacking lately :/

It's the same poo remover revision5 from before. again, read the stuff at the top if you want to make changes.

I've honestly not been using my script for a long time but it's nice to have around.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] negrobembon:
I heard that modifying a few lines in build.prop can increase speed, os this true? What lines?

My 3g/H download speed is 22kbps, thats too slow, at first i thought it was my phone but my whole family is on the same carrier with different phones(galaxy,motorolla,iphone,bb bold9000, etc) same speed

I HATE that:@

Sent from my x10a"i"(running 2.3.3 root)
[HTC EVO 3D] JohnM:
I have a quick question about the sprint protection plan for this phone. If you have the $7 (Was it 7?) a month protection plan, will you still be covered if you unlock your bootloader and flash a custom recovery and root?

Thanks
[HTC EVO 3D] bwcorvus:
Its $8 now, but yes its still covered.
[HTC EVO 3D] JohnM:
Alright, I think I'll get the protection. Thanks!
[HTC EVO 3D] housry23:
I would have to disagree. I don't think the Sprint repair centers will touch a phone that is rooted unless you have cool people that work at yours. Some do and some don't. The good news is, if you use revolutionary to unlock you phone and root it, then you can ruu back to stock if you ever needed to get service or claim insurance on your device.
[HTC EVO 3D] Creampuffyness:
He's right. Be sure to RUU back to stock and lock the bootloader so your warranty isnt voided. If you used HTC's bootloader unlock (lol) they probably wouldnt honor it since they have your serial # and know you unlocked.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jerig:
After rooting my device and changing operators to t mobile is there any way to get rid of the O2 welcome / goodbye screen

I've sent for a USB jig to get rid of triangle will this get rid of the O2 screens?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
No .

To remove O2 screen at boot you will need to either flash a stock Samsung rom from the stock rom thread or a custom rom .

Branded rom post in dev section has O2 firmware suggest download this for warranty use in case of problems .

O2 may refuse warranty on none O2 firmware and definitely on rooted phone .

Samsung will cover warranty on stock rom but not for rooted phones .

Flash stock rom or O2 rom as above will remove root .

jje
[HTC EVO 3D] CheesyNutz:
http://twitter.com/#!/alpharevx/status/104312779334369280

<Warning> People on Evo 3D getting the new OTA: do not update yet, unless you've already ran Revolutionary to S-OFF.
[HTC EVO 3D] Joey_UFC:
Yezzir, just saw that
[HTC EVO 3D] balistic2:
(I am Un-Rooted, But I want to root today!) Am I reading this correctly? do NOT update with the OTA (8/18/2011) update, UNLESS I am already rooted?

So if I root today is it safe to update with that OTA update that came out today *8/18/2011?
[HTC EVO 3D] phatmanxxl:
I think the update does patch the current root method.

Plus for piece of mind don't ever accept OTA updates from sprint or HTC if you like your root and s-off.

I don't know why some people insist on running a update knowing in the back of their mind they'll possibly/probably loose root, and who knows for how long. Just wait a day or two for the devs to implement it in their ROMs.
[HTC EVO 3D] raymond4:
You can still take the update because HTC just released the bootloader unlocked method for the HTC EVO 3d.
[HTC EVO 3D] danny6514:
I see absolutely no reason why you would say that...why lose warranty when we dont have to ?
[HTC EVO 3D] raymond4:
I'm not telling people to update I'm just saying if they did they can still unlocked it with HTC method instead of waiting for revolutionary method.
[HTC EVO 3D] chefdave12118:
I heard people were having problems with custom recovery with HTC unlocked bootloader.
[HTC EVO 3D] swaze:
Using thier method gets you nowhere.
[HTC EVO 3D] phatmanxxl:
HTC unlocker = clusterfuck

Revolution = the correct way.
[HTC EVO 3D] CheesyNutz:
yea not understanding htc way ... unlocked bootloader but you still have s-on ?
[HTC EVO 3D] mwalt2:
Nobody even knows how HTC's unlock even works. There are Sensation users with S-Off and they used HTC's method. Unfortunately, there's about 10 posts like those above to 1 post of actual information about it.
[HTC EVO 3D] phatmanxxl:
Its looks like its a partial unlock.
[HTC EVO 3D] Flip35:
I'm sticking with revolutionary, I have root, everything is working awesome, n I didn't lose my warranty
[HTC EVO 3D] steam374:
So your saying since I have s-off with revolutionary, I can take the update and still have s-off? Also will this update break root?

Sent From This Thing Called An 'EVO 3D'
[HTC EVO 3D] aFoodStampBaby:
If you take the ota through system updates and if you have a custom ROM and recovery it will not allow you to update. It will give you an error message. If you decide to lose the custom recovery and go forward with the ota it will lock your phone with S-on and you will have no way going back to 2.3.3. You will be stuck with lastest ota 2.3.4 with S-on and no root. Then if you decide after that you can't get back to 2.3.3 and think since you can't go back might as well go forward with HTC's bootloader unlock method. It will unlock the bootloader but you still will have S-on and noway of flashing a custom recovery which means no root. If your dying for this update check out the dev section and I believe you can update the prl, kernel, firmware mins the hboot. Check it out. If it was me I would wait for revolutionary or a team that knows what they are doing to release an rooted ota.
[HTC EVO 3D] steam374:
This is all so confusing .... Haha

Sent From This Thing Called An 'EVO 3D'
[HTC EVO 3D] Flip35:
Honestly I knw that the new update takes care of a few bugs but seriously why update n lose all these goodies when I had my og evo I know a few ppl who updated to 2.3.3 n after that they were stuck trying to go back while I was still enjoying cm7 lol just joking but on the real I would wait cuz is not like ur gaining a lot with the update
[HTC EVO 3D] aFoodStampBaby:
Yes if you do the ota update you will lose everything...
[HTC EVO 3D] smoke423:
I just download the update without thinking, so you are saying now ,I cant do the revolultion?
[HTC EVO 3D] gomorrah:
I thought you said you took the update and were fine...lemme find the post.

Which one is it?
[HTC EVO 3D] aFoodStampBaby:
Right I didn't take the ota. I just updated the PG86IMG.hboot.1.50 on bootloader. And it was locked and S-on. I never said I took the ota. Just flashed hboot1.50 I got scared but it let me flash back my h-boot 1.40 back S-off. But I'm pretty sure that whole ota somewhere in there prevents you from doing what i did..