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[HD2 Android NAND Development] le_da:
its ok for my

WiFi/Bluetooth MAC address is really unique now.

edit : 2 days test : everything ok
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rashidkn:
great

thanks ... you always great ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] YZ:
This thread is a development thread.

Please, do only give feedbacks (bug reports etc.) and stay on-topic. If you appreciate the developers work, use the thanks button.

YZ.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jamal2367:
Wifi works not on CyanogenMod 9 Nightly ROMS.....Fix it :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dddrko:
everything fine on tytung v2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] clio94:
I have clk 1.5 and this kernel work ok in aokp milestone 5 se. Thank you
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Xylograph:
Works fine tytung ! great work once again ;)

Fix it yourself... You should at least insert the ramdisk (initrd.gz) of the CM9 nightly rom since they have changed the name of the wlan interface..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Nitro_123:
Working well :D

Keep it up Tytung :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ph03n!x:
Thanks Tytung. From the little I understand of code, this does not use the phone's original MAC address (the one we get with Windows) but randomizes the sid1, sid2, sid3 parts using the IMEI and the mobile operator's CID. So the MAC address will change if I use a different operator's SIM card, am I correct?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
Yes, we can only get the phone's original MAC address when using haret.exe on WM.

IMEI is unique in every phone.

Is CID related to the phone or the SIM card? :confused:

I need to do some studies.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ph03n!x:
In GSM, CID usually denotes the Cell ID - a unique ID given to each cellular base station (signal tower, if I may) of a GSM service provider. Needless to say, this value will change based on the service provider and the phone's location. The same location can have more than one CID, as the service provider may have multiple base stations covering densely populated areas to handle the capacity, or on areas that falls in the coverage of more than one base station.

Other codes that are tied to SIM card are MCC and MNC - Mobile Country Code (Unique code to identify the country of the service provider) and Mobile Network Code (Unique code to identify the service provider itself). MCC will not change unless you go to different company and roam on a different network. MNC will change within the country as the same service provider may have more than one MNC (maybe for capacity or because of takeovers/ acquisitions of other service providers), and will change if there is a possibility of roaming within the country.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alienclone:
manual entry?

just curious, is there any way we, as users, could enter our original MAC address manually if we already know what it is, so that we wouldnt have to constantly change our white lists?

and on a side note(pls dont yell at me), can our phone numbers be entered into sys info manually also to be able to use apps that try to pull that info but cant find it, such as PTT apps?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Screemi:
i guess it would be even possible to include it in the aroma setup (read a config-file on sd or enter it manually). that would be a great option and if nothing is enter the imei+cid calculation should be done.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
OK. This CID is not what you said.

According to the email that Franck78 sent me when we discussed the new unique MAC address, CID is Customer ID.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1459270
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
You don't need to constantly change the white list because WiFi MAC address will be a fixed value.

AFAIK, some SIM card stores the phone number, and others don't.

That is why someone cannot see the phone number in "About phone" -> "Status" -> "My phone number".

Maybe you could try My Phone Number app to set the correct phone number into your SIM card.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] clio94:
In some sense roms wifi mac address is stored in /system/etc/calibration file so you can put any wifi mac address you want easily.In non sense roms the value is stored in /proc/calibration so we cant edit this file but there is a way to have our original wifi mac address or any wifi mac address we want. it re-directs /proc/calibration file in /system/etc/calibration so we can put our wifi mac address

look here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=22799467#post22799467 post 38 and 39

i didnt try it in newer kernels but i think it will work because wifi mac in newer kernels it is also stored in /proc/calibration

Edit

It works for tytung kernel r2.1 unimac and ics rom aokp 35 installed via clk 1.5.this time i gave the command cat /proc/calibration > /system/etc/calibration from the rom with a terminal emulator and then i edited /system/etc/calibration and 13modules file instead of 01modules with solid explorer
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ph03n!x:
Ok.. so here is what I did. I doubted if the CID is something related to (or is) the IMSI. Hence I used a SIM from a different service provider to see if the MAC changes - it didn't. So looks like the CID is not dependent on the SIM card or the service provider or the current Cellular Base Station :). That clears my initial question, and looks like it doesn't expand to Customer ID after all (blind guess, as it has nothing to do with me - the customer :) )

I then tried to get into cLK (1.5) and see if "fastboot getvar cid" works - it didn't, all I am getting is a blank response. So not sure if CID is actually being looked up and cLK does not have the ability to display it, or not looked up at all. I did not want to try writing a CID in my phone, as I am not sure if that is a part of how cLK/ HD2 works. I dont think fastboot commands work in Magldr (too long since I used it!), so not sure if this can even be tried there.

I remember reading somewhere that HSPL unlocks the CID in our devices - does that mean they do not exist, I dont know. But as long as we have enough Unique MAC addresses there is nothing to bother, I guess :)

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That's awesome! Do you happen to know if there is something similar for Bluetooth MAC too?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] clio94:
Ι searched for it and found out that bt address is stored in /sys/module/board_htcleo/parameters/bdaddr

so i tried in terminal emulator

cat /sys/module/board_htcleo/parameters/bdaddr > /system/etc/bdaddr

then i go to /system/etc and found bdaddr file.I open it and changed to my bt address

Then in /system/etc/init.d/13modules file i add the line

mount -o bind /system/etc/bdaddr /sys/module/board_htcleo/parameters/bdaddr and then save and reboot

and it work :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mackereljoe:
Just to be safe and sure what should i use to flash this kernel?

Sent from my HTC HD2 ICS 4.04 on XDA Premium
[Motorola Droid X2] ziggityz:
I have been running liberty for a couple weeks and I'm loving it, but I was just wondering about the battery percentage. When I unplug from my dock in the morning it is usually at 99 or 100, but after about 10 minutes of use it is back down to 96, and then slowly goes down from there. I still have 75 some days with only light use, 50 or 40 with moderate/heavy, is this accurate, or is there really no way to tell exactly how much battery I have left with this ROM?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alvin.durant:
Hi, first of all im a AOSP and AOKP rom user since i updated to ics I only tried sammy ICS once (dxlp7) I know its outdated many new release now a days from sammy guys.

Got several issues on playing games on AOSP and AOKP roms it freezes a lot with continues repeating sound and some games doesnt even work like riptide gp.

My question is does latest sammy ICS roms (dxlp9 or xwlp9) has the same freezing issues while playing hd games

Does riptide gp works on sammy ics?

Does temple run freeze with repeating sounds?

Thanks a lot btw i move back to checkROM but i missed ics ui and features.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wezi:
I'm using WanamLite 11.2 XWLP8 Base, and yes Riptide does tend to freeze every now and then, but sometimes i can play for almost an hour and it plays smooth. The freezing has never been bad enough for me to be bothered by it.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] riovte:
Not every HD games work fine on ics, only the latest version run well.

I played temple run on ics specially im on wanamlite v11.5, no freeze at all.

Update to the latest version of riptide gp, maybe it will work.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hiback:
Actually the problem with temple run is that it is based on unity 3d engine.... and unity still doesn't supports ics.... the devs know the problem but they cannot do anything until unity gets android 4.0.3 support..
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alvin.durant:
On wanamlite is there an option to hide or display am/pm or hide the clock on the status bar?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atifsh:
Temple run works just fine on stock ics, but freezes on cm9.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 84tdan:
Same issue here. Temple run freezes almost every time. Running CM9 latest nightly.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] riovte:
Im on wanamlite since v11.1, never find a way to hide the clock. But there is a way to hide the PM/AM, just check the 24hour format setting..:D
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alvin.durant:
Great that Temple runs works on stock ICS without freeze, how about riptide GP anyone tried that game on stock ICS roms?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] m@ch3:
Well,I've seen a looooot of problems with these custom roms ,gamewise, I haven't tried these games with stock ics though,I don't like stock ics that much so it really does suck that we can't play hd games,I'll give it a try and will come back as soon as I discover something new, let's help each other here, what do you guys think? I really want my sgs2 to be able to okay games, it sucks that having such an amazing phone we aren't able to play quality games, right?
[HTC One X] Game-Modo:
Ok people,

Just been on to HTC and they have confirmed that the 1.29.401.7 is out in the wild for UK users.

I have not had mine yet but they said this... (has anyone had there update yet?)

Robert: Hi Richard, thank you for contacting HTC Support, I am looking in to your query now.

Robert: I understand you wish to know when the latest Android 1.29 OTA update will be coming to your device.

In answer to your query the HTC One X Android 1.29 software update via FOTA EU is being rolled out as we speak, To unbranded devices. The servers can only handle 30,000 updates a day so you will have to be patient but you should receive the update soon. If your device is branded to a network e.g. 3, please wait for the network to release their branded software. The update is only available ota (over the air). There is also no way of installing an unbranded update on a branded device.

To manually search for updates please go through the following steps as described in the link below:

http://www.htc.com/help/www/howto_iframe.aspx?id=141676&type=1&p_id=440

For the latest news releases Please go to Our official HTC website, http://www.htc.com/uk/

Or web Fan pages e.g. Facebook & Twitter.

HTC thank you for your continued patience and co-operation at this time.

Richard Dixon: But thats great and all yet no one in the UK has received this update that I know of... (unless they got there phone from france or germany)

Robert: I can confirm it has been released.

Richard Dixon: Ive seen people asking on your official facebook and twitter. So its out in the UK?

Robert: Yes it is out in the UK.

PLEASE NOTE AFTER A FEW COMMENTS ON THIS THREAD IT SEEMS THE UPDATE IS NOT OUT IN THE UK AS OF YET AND HTC MAY HAVE MADE A MISTAKE. WILL POST MORE INFORMATION WHEN I GET IT.
[HTC One X] Whistler23:
Nothing on Vodafone here in London :(
[HTC One X] Game-Modo:
Hi mate is your phone locked to Vodafone? This update is just for unbranded sim free phones at the moment, your network provider will release this update sometime later.
[HTC One X] nikzDHD:
Already on it, RUU :-)

But good to see it now slowly rolling out.
[HTC One X] Whistler23:
Ah right I see. You had me all excited! (Yes it is).
[HTC One X] Game-Modo:
Looking forward to the improved battery life :). Ive been told it also makes HTC Sense a bit smoother, is that true? Ive noticed that some of the Live wallpapers stutter a bit.
[HTC One X] noisy_lightning:
Nothing for me yet either on an unbranded T-Mob HOX.
[HTC One X] TommUK:
Damn it, I just sent my One X for Exchange as it had a fault, oh well, I guess I'll have the update ready for me when I get another one back on Thursday, gives my fingers a break from mashing the 'check now' button.
[HTC One X] Hasilpuri:
Nothing yet, Im on vodafone but unbranded HOX.
[HTC One X] sr1ks:
nothing on my unbranded one as well, and htc said the same thing to me a week ago and nothing yet
[HTC One X] farnsbarns:
They've been giving the same canned response for a week. They seem to think it's out here but it ain't. I have been speaking to HTC at a high level about it as I believe some mistake has resulted in the UK not getting it. I will report back whatever I hear.
[HTC One X] RBFesquire:
Nothing here yet :(

Unbranded T-Mobile
[HTC One X] Game-Modo:
The guy speaking to me said he had received his update yesterday and its a UK handset so im unsure mate.
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
I'm already on it - RUU

But, I've noticed:

Slight improvement in home screen lag, it's still there...

Much lower AnTuTu score

& according to HTC's own built in battery test, battery is worse than 1.28

I went from 90% left after the test on 1.28, down to 88% on 1.29

So, battery not as good maybe? & benching is much lower...

Hmm.....
[HTC One X] anoniemouse:
I had the same email as that myself & also a similar reply from online chat, but there is i think you will find as yet no update in the UK.
[HTC One X] Game-Modo:
I think we should all ring HTC now and tell them they are mistaken and its not out in the UK....
[HTC One X] Game-Modo:
Not cool. I thought it was a little odd Europe got it and the UK did not.
[HTC One X] dannysmith43:
Considering its had some negative effects, I'm not really fussed when it arrives, just hoping the next one is better :banghead:
[HTC One X] andresalonika:
Definately but what if we wont be able to get the next one too?? (Talking about UK handsets) :cool:
[HTC One X] Menschik:
Nothing yet. Unbranded HOX on T-Mobile.
[HTC One X] mhbr12742:
It's very poor IMO

HTC don't give a hoot about us. The got their £500 from us. Annoys me, they look at the UK and think mugs.. grr

Lol
[HTC One X] jsntrenkler:
Still waiting here on UK Unbranded Handset on at&t in the US. They are very slow with this update.
[HTC One X] Spinnerdcc:
Come on fess up, this thread was made just so people could up their post count by saying "I haven't had the update"

Btw I haven't had it...
[HTC One X] dainesefreak:
SIM free HT23 device, no update.
[HTC One X] knoxploration:
Yep, the update fairly clearly is not out yet, and I'd suggest changing the topic title to something that reflects the truth.
[HTC One X] uTomi:
Sim free UK device !no update here!
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
Sorry, but this thread needs closing -

We already have an 88 page thread about this update....
[HTC One X] RBFesquire:
I think to pass the time we should have a competition to see who can do settings>about>software updates>check now the quickest from lock screen. Done it so many times I could do it with my eyes closed,
[HTC One X] crsnwby:
Someone close this down, its a week too late and people making assumtions that HTC dont care wont help.... HTC dont roll out the update for branded phones, if your not unbranded stock you have to wait for the carrier to release it. Please use the correct thread which is 3 weeks old.
[HTC One X] uTomi:
Whats your problem ? Mine us unbranded device and still there is no update !
[HTC One X] xdn:
The reasons given by support representatives don't seem very credible to me. A global brand like HTC must be able to handle more than 30000 downloads a day. No other country in Europe is having this problem (including more populated countries like France or Germany). And in the UK itself, there was no need to wait like this when 1.28 came out. So it's all a bit odd.
[HTC One X] BarryH_GEG:
I'd expect benchmarks to go up and down as their tuning for battery life. When and how the multiple cores kick in is part of what's being played with. At least that's how it went with the Asus Prime's update(s). It took a couple of updates to hit the right balance between battery life and performance. We already know there's an update following 1.29 to address the graphics issues so lets see what that brings.
[HTC One X] farnsbarns:
You answered your own question. The problem is that the thread title is a statement but it states the opposite of the truth. I think it's a good point, the thread title should be changed.
[HTC One X] Kermagod:
Just managed to download the update from here, got the link from another forum.

For those of you that have patience, the update will be here eventually....Don't forget, patience is a virtue.
[HTC One X] BarryH_GEG:
Thank you for all the personal time you're investing in this. At least with some info it'll help keep the villagers from storming the castle with pitchforks and torches. ;)
[HTC One X] orb3000:
Redundant thread

Closed, read and search before posting
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Floyd1973:
As a title: can I know if there is usb connection (I'm interested at UMS connection, my app need to know if it can connect to a PC) when I start up my application? I gooled a lot, and now I'm able to react at event (UMS IN/OUT), but when I boot my application up...?

Thank you for reply, I hope it's not a complex thing to do...:D

Regards
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] IdeaJason:
Hello friends,

Just upgraded from the evo 4g through Craigslist & going to get the Evo LTE for my often travels to Texas.

I have done a few hours of reading and one thing I can't grasp is what is the dominate rom for our S2s?

I only really want root for backup & wifi hotspot. I would prefer to make sure I have no issues with gps or Bluetooth as well.

[*]What is the most stable setup?

[*]Most curated or updated lovingly?

[*]Any big drawbacks to your suggestion?

I appreciate the knowledge!

@IdeaJason
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] VanillaG0rilla:
Gingerbread or ICS?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] rpnunez:
This should be posted in Q/A, but, that's irreleavnt...

In my opinion, the most stable ROMs are the stock Samsung builds. Stable is the key word. It (the EL29 Gingerbread ROM) is the most widely-available build, installed on thousands of active devices. If there were problems with it, we'd know/the problems would be out there. This is the "official" ROM for the phone.

There are a lot of ROMs for you to play with. Personally, I love all of Calkulin's ROMs, all extremely speedy and robust. Stable as well.

I currently have the FE07 ICS ROM, but that's because I'm an Android nerd. It has it's bugs, but it's an official Samsung leak.

All in all, just play it safe. Obviously, things like CM9 or Codename Android are still in Alpha builds, so they are not what you're looking for.

Sfhub uploads the One-Click ROM/Modem/Kernel install files - these kick ass. He has them for all builds.

Sorry if this post was a little vague, I'm in a hurry to work.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] beserker15:
There's no such thing as a dominant rom for any popular device here on xda, because there are so many awesome developers making stuff for it. Also, development now is strong enough that bluetooth and gps are working on pretty much any rom unless otherwise stated. General rule of thumb to finding popular/updated roms is to look at when the thread for the rom was started, how many views/replies has been made in the thread, and when the rom was last updated. After that, you can determine for yourself.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ReActiveDisorder:
I agree there is no dominiate rom. Each rom has its selling points. All in All all roms we have are awesome. This kind of thread will only lead to flaming so lets not open that can of worms.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] riggs170:
Hi my name is Larry..... Hi Larry.....and I am a flashaholic, blazer ROM is my ROM of choice lol ohhhhh yeah
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] IdeaJason:
thanks

Thanks all for your replies.

I'm not looking to start a flame war at all, just trying to save myself a ton of tinker time before going on a trip.

I have everything rooted from my Viewsonic Gtab to my old EVO and they both had bugs that affected my performance on the road.

I want stable but I also want root backup & hotspot. So I know I can't use the Samsung stuff. I would prefer ICS if it is stable but ginger is fine if it the only option.

I'm just looking for opinions. Even ones that are unpopular if they are worthy.

(Sucks changing phones. I invested so much time learning to root & all the different roms that when you change its like going to a new OS.)

Thanks again all who have & will post.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] IdeaJason:
I would prefer ICS if it is stable but ginger is fine if it the only option.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] riggs170:
I have told several people the same thing and like I said I have tried everything, but blazer has all the functionality and no quirks and great battery life that you are looking for. IMO, just from my experience stay away from ICS until source code is released. I am not for sure but it seems like all the devs are just trying to make the most out of a good situation with the leaks right now but once they get something solid they will be able to make ICS just as good as their gingerbread roms. Shout out to all the devs for all your hard work I envy your skill. Thank you
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Brainquake:
I have weird behavior! I have 4 SGS2s with OFFICIAL 4.0.3 release. 3 of them are OK, the fourth I had to force a static 192.168.0.x/24 address and DOESN'T CONNECT! And I have 5 other wireless devices (laptops and net tops) connected and working!!!

Net tools app shows me unbelievable results like wrong routes and 0.0.0.0 gateway!

Oh, my God, what a BUG!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skimminstones:
yea

terrible
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Brainquake:
But1 out of 4 shows the bug? Are all SGS2 4.0.3!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bouncer5:
Sounds more like your router isn't able to give it the IP Address its wanting.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] al_madd:
4 SGSII? for four wives?:D
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Brainquake:
I wish.

It's just an office.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Brainquake:
Is the DC server that has the DHCP to release addresses. The IP address IS released, but the SGS2 doesn't get the default gateway. Funny is: a browser on a PC can access the phone's Kies Air. :(

And: the server DHCP can't give the IP address JUST to THAT phone?
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] needhelpplease3:
To make a long an annoying story short, I've bricked my Kindle, tried every way possible on this site to fix it, but nothing helped.

I've tried all different programs and it all leads me to the same problem, it doesn't recognize my kindle.

It's not that my computer doesn't recognize it, because It's drivers were all correctly installed, and it doesn't give me errors. The programs are the ones that are not picking it up.

I've heard about it being in fastboot or something, but I've tried going that route, but the stupid thing would stay at waiting for device, forever.

I really need some help on this, because It's been bugging me for the past couple days.

Any help?
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] koop1955:
Could you post what you did or tried to do that bricked it?
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iesvs:
99 times out of 100 rebooting will fix the "waiting for device" problem, especially if the PC drivers are installed appropriately, but I'm guessing you already tried that. I'd do it a few times, why not?