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[Motorola Droid 3] Androidsims:
Lol, just kicked 6 iPhones off my work's public wifi. gtfo
[Motorola Droid 3] MrJudylicious:
it scared the hell outta me. i setup a test WAP connected to my internal network and after 5 minutes of populating machines, I realized I could shut down internet traffic for 200 people in 1 click! Seeing Im the net admin, I decided it wasnt in my best interest :D
[Motorola Droid 3] sic4672:
Liveblogs are about to get alot more interesting...
[Motorola Droid 3] Androidsims:
I'm kicking off iPhones and allowing Androids. :D
[Motorola Droid 3] beard0:
+1

/Droid3
[Motorola Droid 3] digitalsynner85:
Haha, yall should use Droidsheep in conjunction w/ Wifi kill. Droidsheep allows you to hijack peoples profiles on sites that are not secured by SSL. So you could hijack their facebook profile and then use wifikill and punt everyone off the net, and then profit haha. The site for Droidsheep is http://www.droidsheep.de
[Motorola Droid 3] wootizzle:
Yeah. Lets do something essentially.illegal.
[Motorola Droid 3] digitalsynner85:
Hey, I was just letting you know what the app can be used for. As long as you don't do anything illegal with the app, it's not illegal to use.
[Motorola Droid 3] redsox985:
I have both apps already! :O How do I keep forgetting to boot people at school!? Someone magically acquired the 64 character randomized WiFi code, which as since spread like wildfire since 3/4G is less than reliable in our huge, brick triangle of a building. I can't wait for tomorrow! This should make a classroom of 30 laptops interesting... :rolleyes:
[Motorola Droid 3] erismaster:
Just don't reboot or crash the school server (don't use net ping and send packets all day to the server). they'll get pissed. it happened last week at my school. hacking/screwing around on school internet is playing with fire.
[Motorola Droid 3] redsox985:
I don't think I even know how to do that! But I did scan the network...700+ devices at any given moment. That check all box was tempting, but that would surely land me in $#!+ about 20' deep. Not worth it. I did test it with our robotics CADD teacher (with permission) and it worked great. Although, the only thing I don't like is that it shows only the manufacturer and IP/MAC addresses. I wish it would display the computer name.

I had to go cmd -> ipconfig to get his IP and then locate it in the list to block it. Also, a sorting by IP would be a great addition.
[Motorola Droid 3] MrJudylicious:
it scans multiple subnets??
[Motorola Droid 3] digitalsynner85:
I think I read somewheres that he's going to allow renaming of devices in a future version. Either that or it was delirium and I read what I wanted to read lol
[Motorola Droid 3] erismaster:
Actually I don't think it would be easy to pinpoint it to you. This kid at my school did it, and got in trouble for handing out the school wifi password; not wifikill, or restarting the school server 3 times in an hour. Pinging any ip that comes up with wifi kill won't do much damage. You'd have to get the servers I.p. I've talked to guys that are I.t. guys for their local schools, and they didn't know how they cought the kid(till I told them about handing out the password, someone snitched)

But yeah, better safe than sorry. Not worth doing it on a school network. General rule of thumb. Never hack on a school or government site/network.
[Motorola Droid 3] MrJudylicious:
Im a net admin for a decent sized company, over 220 machines on the network everyday, and id say ud never get caught. Just about never. Depending on network devices using snmp or snifs or traps, unless they get ur mac address, they'll never find out. They'll never kno who or what kind of device, they'll only kno they banned this mac that came up about 100000 times on the log and they banned it. Also, it'd be tough to "crash" a server from pings. U could slow a gigabit connection down.....maybe. maybe if u cut dns/dhcp/ad servers off from the network someone will error and it'll jack something up, but ping/packet flooding is old news. No DoS either. I use these at mcdonalds and stuff but I guarantee that anyone dumb enough to allow outside devices access sensitive or critical nodes isn't able to find out who u r.
[Motorola Droid 3] redsox985:
My fear of locking out the 700+ wireless devices on the network is that 1) they'll see from a hard wired computer that I'm the sole device still connected via wifi and 2) the robotics teacher knows about me and this app. He actually grabbed if for himself so it'll be relatively easy to be like "who booted the entire school of 1700 kids off wifi?"

I'm a senior, I can't wait to GTFO, I still have to apply yo college, and I don't need a stupid reason to get in trouble. Albeit how funny it would be, now isn't the time...check back in June. ;)
[Motorola Droid 3] erismaster:
We got into the server settings one day. Its only a 100 megabit server. Its weak. I think. I'm not all that sure with servers, hacking etc. I know more about android than this.
[Motorola Droid 3] MrJudylicious:
Also, im pretty sure ur gonna see a max of 253 devices. I don't think this app will cross subnets. Haven't tested it but Id put money on it
[Motorola Droid 3] erismaster:
My friend had 700 and some devices one day.
[Motorola Droid 3] MrJudylicious:
im not trying to bash you but I dont see how your droid would be able to read a routing table to find a hop to discover more devices than what is on the local subnet. when you get your DHCP, say 192.168.0.2 is assigned to your droid. 192.168.0.1 is the default gateway. you only have between 192.168.0.3 - 192.168.0.254 possible addresses. So your friend grabbed data from 3 different subnets using a single IP. Ive seen stranger things.. probably today. But I doubt that many devices populated.
[Motorola Droid 3] mikeeg02:
Unless the mask was 255.255.0.0, and not 255.255.255.0 Depends how the DHCP server is setup.
[Motorola Droid 3] MrJudylicious:
i would guess the app pings every address on its subnet, so .0.1 - .0.254. Even if the netmask is different, the app wouldnt try to ping .1.1-.1.254. If it did it would never stop searching. All privates are supposed to be 10. or 192. but it would take a long time to ping every possible address.

I agree that it could be possible, but i dont think the app can do it as it stands.
[Motorola Droid 3] erismaster:
He showed me when it pulled them all up. the app also would scan over 100%. I've only seen it go over 100% on my school wifi. It was at like 750% when he showed me and he had like 720 devices.
[Motorola Droid 3] redsox985:
This is exactly what mine did at school, as well. It was over 700%, then reset and made it back up to around 250% when the bell rang and I had to go. It definitely hits subnets as the IPs at my school were 10.1.48._ _ _, 10.1.49._ _ _, 10.1.50. _ _ _, and 10.1.51._ _ _. We have multitudes of laptops and many, many kids have the WiFi code, so there's tons of devices on the network. I have a study hall tomorrow, I'll let it run for the full 40 minutes and see how many devices it locates, as well as the range of IPs.
[Motorola Droid 3] MrJudylicious:
Well Ive tried this at both Rose Hulman and Indiana State today, i didnt populate anything on a different subnet. It is absolutely possible, but that would be a MAJOR security flaw in the network. Sure its no problem to create a loop to start at 10.0.0.1 - .254 and move to 10.0.1.1-10.254.254.254 and then jump to 192.0.0.1-192.254.254.254, but think about it. that means the app is pinging 32,000,000+ addresses and listening for each reply. Post a screen shot for me. Im trying to wrap my mind around how the app is aware of other subnets.
[Motorola Droid 3] redsox985:
Sorry, I don't know why I said it hit multiple subnets. *facepalm* It's been running for 10-15 mins now and has found 830 devices ranging from 10.0.48-53.###

EDIT: Found 89 Apple devices of the current 849 found. They got the boot. :P
[Motorola Droid 3] MrJudylicious:
At this point im really just interested in how it knows to traverse nets. I updated my version and see that I can specify the range but I have not had a chance to test

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wow after doing some intense reading i must admit im sure you can have several hundred or thousand devices. the app tells the network that its the default gateway and all traffic then passes through it, creating its own routing table. it doesnt find the devices, the devices find your phone. pretty clever
[Motorola Droid 3] tenchi19134:
I wonder how much chaos this app has already caused. I do IT sub-contracting work for the Philadelphia school district and still haven't heard a schools network going down yet. But if I can hit the right point at a central Internet hub I might be able to take most of the school district down. lol
[Motorola Droid 3] redsox985:
And since you do IT work, you can tell them it was necessary, while it was really just you having some fun!
[Motorola Droid 3] redsox985:
I have no idea how I forgot this! I just remembered when I went to mess with a friend...we have 2 school WiFi networks here, plus a login required guest network...I have to go see how many devies are on the other network. This could easily exceed a thousand devices. *evil smile* lol
[Motorola Droid 3] arparaspolo:
You could make your own job security with this. Haha. Shut down everyone so they need you to fix it. Then you could spend the time doing whatever you wanted while you acted like you were working HAHA. And then in like an hour or 3 switch it back on.
[Motorola Droid 3] nu2droid:
I am not an IT person so I don't know the how's or whys, I just know it works and is funny as all get out when you do it.

Sitting in a store, start searching, boot all and watch everyone scamper and to try and figure out what happened.. gets funnier everytime.

Sent from my DROID3
[Motorola Droid 3] StrelokPDA:
How do you determine who is hogging more than their fair share of bandwidth with this app? Just kicking everybody off the network, including people who are just doing basic browsing seems a bit trollish and malicious to me.
[Motorola Droid 3] Kittimasak:
Tried it out at schoo, working flawless! Had some funtimes with friends tho :D
[General Questions and Answers] mattkroeder:
I've had this issue with my Nexus S on CM7 for a while now (well I've only had the phone for about a month) but only recently realized it was probably Android or my phone that was the problem.

What happens is I'll be browsing web sites whether it be in the stock browser or Dolphin HD and internet just stops responding. I would open 2-3 sites and after that, nothing else would load. The green loading bar would go about 1/8th of the way and just stops. Eventually, it typically starts working again later on as I usually just give up and go on with my day.

I always figured it was my providers data connection being unreliable but the other day, I set it to wifi and it did the same thing. I would even load the same sites in my iPhone4 side by side with my Nexus S and the iPhone would load the sites just fine while the Nexus just seems stuck.

These other threads seem to have the same issue without being resolved

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=929162

http://androidforums.com/samsung-moment/35327-intenet-browsing-stops-working-intermittently.html

http://androidforums.com/desire-sup...owser-stops-crashes-stalls-when-using-3g.html

I rooted and installed CM7 pretty much as soon as I got the phone so it's hard to say whether the issue is with this ROM or what exactly. I also use the TEUV-Trinity kernel by morfic.

I realize this is a fairly broad issue. Was wondering if anyone else as experienced this and if you could help pinpoint the issue, that would be great.

I'll also add that shutting down and removing the battery for a few minutes seems to fix the problem for a while. Browsing is nice and quick afterwards.

Thanks
[HTC Aria Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Charlielc:
After receiving the latest version of the Androind Market, I am unable to use it. Every time I open it, I get the error

"The application Market (process com.android.vending) has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again."

I'm unable to install new apps or update the ones I have via the Market. Does anyone know of any solution for that issue? I have seen several questions about it, but no solutions.

I have tried to delete the market cache and data, uninstall the update and after it updates, I get the same error again. Any ideas?

Thanks!
[HTC Aria Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mtnlion:
Just use the old market.check my thread hate the new market, for directions

Sent from my Liberty
[HTC Aria Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Charlielc:
Thanks! I prefer the old market... new black market was using too much space too!
[HTC Aria Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TR_HTC:
Had the same problem but it eventually went away. Did not notice it the last few days.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] magisterrivus:
Hi there,

i have the official Mango on my HTC Trophy and wanted to flash back to 7004. It was working fine everytime BEFORE i installed the HTC Update (got update notification after Mango installation).

No matter what stock ROM i try to flash i always receive [ERROR 226] Flash Write Error.

The ROMs i tried are the ones ansar provided (it worked hundred times before):

RUU_Spark_Vodafone_DE_1.09.162.00_Radio_5.50.09.15_22.23.50.09U_by_ansar

RUU_Spark_Vodafone_DE_1.10.162.06_Radio_5.52.09.16_22.33a.50.10U_by_ansar

Is there anything i can do about or am i stucked at Mango from now on? I've noticed that the bootloader got quite a huge version upgrade (from 4.06 to 5.0)

HTC Trophy (not Verizon), Vodafone DE branded.

OS: 7.10.7720.68

Firmware: 2250.21.50001.162

Radio: 5.69.09.05a_22.50.21U

Bootloader: 5.0.2250.1(130781)
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] kirk999:
the only one way to downgrade is making Goldcard for Stock Rom Flashing
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
Actually, you could just try rolling back to a restore point using the Zune software. If ound that this restored the previous bootloader on my phone, and I was then able to run the flashing tool.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] magisterrivus:
Thank you!

I haven't even considered this for whatever reason. Will try it today :-)

Edit: I'm back to Pre-Nodo :-)

Edit2: The Bootloader is still at the latest version (5.0). So i can't flash RSPL/HSPL :-/
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] rudelm:
AFAIK the HTC update overwrites HSPL, so you cannot use HSPL anymore until DFT releases a new version.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Budniu:
For downgrade SPL you can try this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1279905
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] magisterrivus:
Thank you guys.

I am currently updating to mango again (found an old 7008 backup). If ansars method to update to mango (with keeping chevron) fails i will try the downgrade again by removing the RUU_signed.nbh file.

Thanks again!
[Nook Color General] sangahm:
I couldn't find a separate thread on the latest Market visibility issue, but it's discussed in several threads. So I created this one to be easily found and hopefully help some people.

EDIT: Check this thread with more updated information.

The Issue

After upgrading or making changes, many people are not able to see all market apps that they did before, or several appear to be incompatible.

The Solution

It seems that the Market uses LCD density as a filtering item. Changing the Nook lcd density to 160 brings back compatibility.

The Options

(1) If you are on CM7, upgrade to at least the latest stable (10-12-2011) which includes a fix for the resolution.

(2) Get the LCD Resolution app from the Market and change the density to 160 (check "Always Set on Boot" option). Then clear data from the Market app via app manager/App Info or Settings. You will need to accept google T&C's again when you next open up Market. Some people have reported that they need to clear data several times before it shows all apps. App added for those that need to sideload.

(3) Edit build.prop to set the density to 160. Then clear the Market data as in step 2.

(4) Use an app like Titanium Backup to uninstall the marker updater app. Then uninstall the market update and clear the data/cache in the market app and reboot.
[Nook Color General] FreeMan2012:
I'm not running CM7, so that's out.

I can't get anything at all to display in the market, so the LCD Resolution app is out.

How do I go about editing the build.prop file to change the LCD density by hand?

EDIT: Likely a dumb question but I'll ask anyway... The NC is the 2nd device that's registered to my same gmail account. That's not causing issues, is it?
[Nook Color General] patruns:
You missed an option. Use an app like Titanium Backup to uninstall the marker updater app. Then uninstall the market update and clear the data/cache in the market app and reboot.
[Nook Color General] FreeMan2012:
Well, if I could get access to ANY applications in the Marketplace, I'd be happy to give that a try...

I get a message that says "No matching content in Android Market." when I start up the market. I searched for Titanium Backup, but it said "There are no matches in Android Market for the search: titanium backup", and presented me with one possible app to install - OI File Manager

EDIT: OK, I've been playing around a bid with ADB, and I can rummage around the guts of my phone, but I can't get it to recognize the NC. I'm on WinXP, do I need to get some drivers to get it to recognize the NC? I've turned on the WirelessADB that comes as a part of the MN package, and ADB still doesn't seem to recognize it.

What am I missing????
[Nook Color General] votinh:
1. If you have someone to send you the app (sorry, I don't have it), copy it to your NC then sideload from there.

2. Using either Root Explorer or File Expert to modify the build.prop.

Do some search on the topic to know what need to be done.

3. I don't think it's a problem but again, it's just me.

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1. If you keep getting that issue, I suggest doing a complete re-install again.

2. ADB is a pain and isn't for everyone. ADB via USB needs SDK and usb driver. ADB over wireless is another issue, someone says it's too easy, I can never get mine to work.

3. Which CM7 version is currently on your NC? PC shouldn't have problem recognizing the NC if you turn on the USB Mass Storage feature.
[Nook Color General] FreeMan2012:
OK, so I managed to connect adb to my NC, I pulled the build.prop file, and opened it in eclipse.

Here's what it says:

# ro.sf.lcd_density=240

ro.sf.widthpixels=600

ro.sf.heightpixels=1024

ro.sf.lcd_density.xdpi=169.33333

ro.sf.lcd_density.ydpi=169.33333

Looks like the density numbers are close. Do I need to change them both to exactly 160?

thanks!

FreeMan
[Nook Color General] vermontcathy:
I could be totally off on this, but I finally got the steps (in http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1054027&page=156) to work when I cleared the data from the Market in Nook Color Tools. The instructions say to clear the cache in the Market, and clear data in Google Framework. I was mucking around a lot, doing things a little differently each time, but I know that the time that it worked was the first time I cleared data in the Market in addition to clearing the cache.

Of course, once it was working, it updated Flash since it had cleared my preference NOT to update flash...
[Nook Color General] votinh:
lcd_density is the one.

Did you comment it out?
[Nook Color General] patruns:
You can uninstall the market update and clear the data/cache and then launch the market. That would give you temporary access to the old market.
[Nook Color General] FreeMan2012:
Thanks, no, I didn't comment it out, it was that way when I opened it.

I can adb pull the file & edit it, but I can't put it back because the file is RO. I tried

chmod 777 build.prop

but it won't let me do that - says it's a read only system file. I know that, I want to change it!!!

I don't have an app on the NC to change the permissions on the file, and I can't get one because I have a very limited market. Catch-22...

How do I go about changing the permissions so I can overwrite the file? I thought that's what I was supposed to be able to do with adb.

EDIT: If I clear data for the Market, then reboot, when I go back in to the Market, I have to accept permissions, and I get some access to the market, including search. I searched for TB & installed it, so I now have that available to me!! (Yay for progress!) Any other critical apps I should install this way to simplify the job getting this fixed?
[Nook Color General] EverythingNook:
Is their a way to change only the market to have 160 dpi and everything else 161? The way i have my nook set up it looks bad with 160 but i love the look of the new market

Edit: I got it thanks
[Nook Color General] FreeMan2012:
Glad you got it working, can you share with the rest of the class?
[Nook Color General] EverythingNook:
Sure, Change your dpi to 160 then clear the market data and reboot. After you reboot change your dpi back to 161 DON'T clear the market data then reboot. Now your market is still at 160 and everything else is 161 dpi.

Edit: It goes away after awhile, looking for a new solution.
[Nook Color General] bbasiaga:
I'm confused. Still having trouble with market access...quite a number of apps (like Facebook, for instance) don't show up in the market at all. I installed the app mentioned above, and my LCD density was already at 160.

So my question is - does this mean the market access problem is something else? Or is it that that many apps really aren't compatible with the Nook anymore?

-Brian
[Nook Color General] EverythingNook:
After changing my dpi to 160 and clearing market data facebook and other apps show up and are compatible.
[Nook Color General] sangahm:
You don't mention your setup, so it's possible that you could have updated to CM7 with the correct resolution but would still be left with the old market cache data.

In any case, try and clear out the Market cache and see if that helps.
[Nook Color General] EverythingNook:
I just did that and it didnt work. Should i clear the cache and then flash gapps?
[Nook Color General] bbasiaga:
I`m on rooted stock 1.3. I thought clearing the data wo held also clear the cache, but will try and report back.
[Nook Color General] EverythingNook:
I am out of ideas, i cleared the market cache then refalashed CM7 7.1 Stable and the 20110828 gapps to go with it and i still have the bad market.
[Nook Color General] votinh:
Did you say you got it working on the top this page?

What now?
[Nook Color General] sangahm:
Have you tried downgrading to a previous version of the Market? See this thread (I should have checked more thoroughly before creating a new thread).
[Nook Color General] FreeMan2012:
OK, I just thought of this. I'm running Market v 2.3.6. (Don't remember if that's what it came up as or if that's after Uninstalling the market update.)

I seem to have some limited visibility - I can search for apps, which is probably what I will do to install my preferred apps, but I cannot find Evernote to install, even when searching. I also cannot find 2 of the 3 Angry Birds versions.

I downloaded the LCD Resolution app (found via a search), and it's reporting that my resolution is already at 160. I went ahead and hit the 'set current (160)' button and rebooted. I still only get 15 apps listed, with no ability to scroll.

Do I need to do a Market update to a 3.x version? if so, which one? Since market isn't prompting me to update itself, does anyone have an APK that will work?

EDIT: After running the market fix from the OP, on reboot, I get nothing in the market!
[Nook Color General] sangahm:
Can you try version 3.0.27 which is located on the thread I referenced earlier?
[Nook Color General] EverythingNook:
I edited the post. It goes away after a while. :/

Looks like ill have to keep it at 160 until we can fix it.