yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dralanmage:
Hello,

I have a P3113 that I have previously rooted under 4.0.4, flashed with the french 4.1.1 via mobile odin, and now am trying to flash CWM on it so I can install CM10. I've since factory reset it, so I was hoping to be able to flash straight from CWM (as the CM instructions say), but it appears I don't have CWM anymore and instead have "Android system recovery <3e>". I've tried copying cwm zip files over to the SD card and then updating from those within system recovery, but it always says "E:signature verification failed."

What should I try next?

Thanks in advance!
[HTC Sensation] artmusliu:
Hello ,

I have some questions about GPS , i use Bruce CM 10 kang, (07/12/2012)

I want to know , how i can use gps on my sensation without wi-fi or data plan , if i can do it .

I live in Kosovo ( Europe) .

I have set fasterfix to europe , and installed gps status , also i have downloaded map of my country, I have

set internal gps

on settings.

Thank you,

Best regards

artmusliu.
[HTC Sensation] artmusliu:
any help , or anything else , please ??!!
[HTC Sensation] elvisypi:
O Arti mund ta perdoresh GPS pa internet, nuk ka lidhje. GPS nuk ka nevoje per internet. Nese ti deshiron te perdoresh harten e Google Maps, atehere ke nevoje per internet, por nese shkarkon nje program qe permban harte, si psh TomTom, Sygic, etj, nuk ke nevoje per internet.

GPS tregon thjesht vendodhjen tende dhe behet npm satelitit, NUK ka nevoje per internet.

Poshte po te jap linkun per TomTom Europe, keto lloj programesh kane harta te parashkarkuara. Gjithe te mirat!
[HTC Sensation] artmusliu:
Pershendetje elvis ,

se pari me vjen mire qe gjej nje shqipetar dhe eshte i gatshem te me ndihmoj ...

Un e kuptoj qe gps mund te funksionoje edhe pa data network , edhe tani google maps ka bere mundesin e downloadimit te hartave per shfrytezim offline , mirepo un kam problem sepse nuk po mund te lokalizohem , dmth te lidhem me ndonje satelit gps pa internet, dmth nuk mund te gjej vetveten pa internet , nuk e di a me kupton , ajo pjesa 'waiting for location ' zgjate pafundsisht..

Sidoqofte faleminderit qe morre mundimin te me shkruash ,nese ke ndonje sygjerim te lutem mos me kurse.

Mbetesh i pershendetur ,

arti.
[HTC Sensation] elvisypi:
Aha, te kuptoj. Atehere ke probleme me GPS. Mund te jete problem software, si psh ROM, firmware, ose dhe hardware(defekt i antenes). Ai lokalizim qe merr kur ke internet nuk eshte GPS por nje lokalizim i perafert npm antenave te rrjetit ose wifi.

Te sugjeroj te besh flash firmware e fundit 3.33 si fillim.

Gjeta dhe nje faqe qe mund te ndihmoje http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1262652

Po me gps status a funksionon, e gjen vendndodhjen?

Mos harro qe GPS funksionon vtm ne mjediset e jashtme, jo brenda sepse nuk kap satelitet, gjithashtu dhe moti i keq nderhyn.

Une te sugjeroj te provosh nje ROM tjeter, mbase e ka ai fajin. CM 10 eshte akoma eksperimental dhe ka bugs. Provoje ViperS, ate kam dhe GPS funksionon shume mire.

Eshte dhe nje app tjeter gps test qe mund ta provosh. Nese akoma nuk punon kam frike se mund te jete problen hardware

Gjithe te mirat, uroj te kem ndihmuar sadopak.
[HTC Sensation] ridder215215:
Just a small reminder, this forum is in English.

GPS doesn't need data, but loading a map on most applications do, and so does A-GPS (Assisted-GPS, which uses data to calculate your position).
[HTC Sensation] artmusliu:
edit: I've got a fix here : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1262652&page=36

i patched version 3.1 without ssl

thnx to elvisypi

Ps: elvis me ndihmove shum me linkun qe me orientove , faleminderit shum .
[HTC Sensation] elvisypi:
Me vjen shume mite qe te ndihmova. Gjithe te mirat
[HTC One X+] J Cubed:
Anyone else notice this? I've been watching pretty closely, and it looks like it went from $199.99 to $139.99 today. It may have gone from back ordered to in stock, too.

http://wireless.amazon.com/HTC-One-4G-Android-Phone/dp/B00A7DM0D0/ref=sh_br_ph_1

Personally, I might just have to pull the trigger now. I'm using an Atrix I bought back in May 2011; I had thought that I would have to wait until May 2013, but about a month ago, my availability said I was eligible starting Xmas Eve this year. That was going to be fine, I'd wait that long and buy it in person at an AT&T store, since everyone was offering it at $199. But today, in addition to the price drop at Amazon, I am suddenly eligible to upgrade right now (I checked via Amazon and with AT&T's site directly). AT&T's web site has the phone listed for me to upgrade at $299 with a magic instant $100 rebate, putting it at $199.
[HTC One X+] epsix:
I'm gonna hold out till HTC J butterfly 5" 1080P HD LCD 3.
[HTC One X+] gewbert3:
You know that the J Butterfly is the Droid DNA on Verizon right? And is unlikely to come to AT&T?
[HTC One X+] MrMinh:
It might come to t-mobile as Nexus 5 hopfully..
[HTC One X+] J Cubed:
I apologize to everyone for accidentally posting this in the HTC J Butterfly Idle Speculation forum. If a mod could move it for me... :rolleyes:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] whitedavidp:
Hello. I wrote an app to deal with a problem with the SPen on my N7000 Samsung Note. Not sure if it will work on other Note models but would appreciate someone trying it out and telling me if it works on their device as well. Please see my original posting here. Thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] souless poet:
I have downloaded and installed it. Installed fine w no issues. Will report back after working w it for a while.

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So after using it for a lil while I have noticed a big difference. My s pen is not as sensitive when it comes to what I like to call ghost taps. Thank s
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mail2n:
It seems to work for me. Now the dot above the pen is exactly where it should be.

Thanks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] radrian92:
Works great mate! :thumbup:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] KB112:
What exactly does this do to the pen?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] whitedavidp:
I guess the long description is in my original post (see the link in my OP here). In short, my app tries to re-calibrate the SPen's pointer recognition which, in my experience (and that of many others I have read) tends to drift away from the actual point of contact yielding inaccurate taps of the screen. The best indicator of this seems to be watching the optional "floating" pointer on the screen. It drifts away from being directly under the physical stylus point. My app quickly tells the SPen device to change dominant hand setting from your default to the other hand and back again. Don't ask me why, but this seems to reset the accuracy and the "floating" pointer back to where it should be.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] whitedavidp:
Reset Spen Pro Now Available

A low priced version of this app is now available on the Play Market. It offers additional convenience and other features including scheduled background operation and suppression of success messages. If the free version works on your device, I hope you will consider the Pro version. Thanks!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Art Vandelay:
Says it's not compatible with my device (Sprint Note 2).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] whitedavidp:
Hello and thanks for this report. Can you check your phone settings and tell me what model number it says it is? Also, which version of the app is showing this - free or paid? Cheers!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Art Vandelay:
I have the SPH-L900 on Whompasaurus 1.3. It does it on both free and paid.

Thanks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Art Vandelay:
No worries. It's very possible I messed up my build.prop somehow and that's the issue.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] whitedavidp:
I will happily send you the .apk for the free version if you PM me.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] whitedavidp:
I just found this supported device page on Google Play. It does not seem to have that device listed. Not sure why that would be. I presume you are able to get other apps from the store. It could be that the device is known to Google Play by another name or identifier?

If you go to your settings in the Play Store (click the gear in the upper right) you should be shown the My Account page. Click the devices tab. In it you should see a line for each of your devices (including past ones). What does it say in the maker and model columns for your phone?

Thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] LuCkyCn:
Unfortunately, mine isn't compatible either. Darn
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] whitedavidp:
This seems to be a problem in the Play Store' list of supported devices. Their help suggests contacting the carrier/maker and I would suggest that to Sprint. Here is a discussion on how to hack around this. Haven't tried it myself. Also, if you PM me, I am happy to send the apk via email.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] whitedavidp:
I have submitted a bug report to Google Play about this device model. Not sure it will amount to anything. But trying my best! Happy holidays.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] whitedavidp:
Just checked today and the list of supported devices has been updated on 12/27. Sadly, the device in question has not been added.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] cal3thousand:
Play store is still not letting me download this.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] whitedavidp:
I have written to complain to Google, Samsung, and the carrier about this. Basically they say/do nothing. Sorry. Please PM me and I will send along the .apk file.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] mastermindnow:
i have rooted the folio 100 and next i install update-cm-9.0.0-RC0-2012.03.04-betelgeuse-KANG-signed... and then the folio 100 goes crazy..

the wifi dont turn on.. say is finding network and dont find nothing!!:(

dont read my sd card..

even the usb cable

and i cant install other room ..help me

in the fastboot mod

i put to erase data and give me a error,.and in wcrm wen i put wipe a data and cache give me a error cant mount sd melkbolc delv

help me please
[Android General] vowywowy:
I think I have found a way to connect a wiimote to 4.2 devices like the Nexus 10, but I need some help. In the Bluetooth menu off 4.2 you are able to find the wiimote and then it asks you for the PIN. Now here lies the problem: What is the PIN for the wiimote? Well I know a way to solve the PIN but I am not skilled enough to actually solve it. Allow me to elaborate below

1. Download the App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ccpcreations.android.bluetoothmacfinder it will allow to find the wiimotes MAC address. Mine is: 00:19:1D:C2:25:CF yours will be different.

THIS IS WHERE I NEED HELP! I HAVE NO IDEA HOW TO ACTUALLY CALCULATE THE PIN! I AM NOT KNOWLEDGEABLE IN C AND HAVE NO CLUE WHAT THE OUTPUT OF THE CODE WILL BE!

2. Use this method to calculate the PIN of your Wiimote:

Lets assume my Wiimote is being used and has the bluetooth address "00:19:1D:C2:25:CF". If you want the PIN for bluetooth pairing in a simple string, do the following(This is 'C' code):

char pin[6];

pin[0] = 0x00;

pin[1] = 0x19;

pin[2] = 0x1D;

pin[3] = 0xC2;

pin[4] = 0x25;

pin[5] = 0xCF;

Now "pin" contains your bluetooth pin that should be used for pairing your devices.

I HAVE NOT MADE IT TO THIS STAGE YET AND WOULD LIKE TO TEST IT!

3. Press the the red 'sync' button on the back of the Wiimote and then search for devices on your android device. When the Wiimote shows up, tap on it and enter the PIN you received from the 'C' code earlier.

I only assume that this would connect the Wiimote as an ambient bluetooth device.

4. Now install Wiimote Controller App (THIS IS JUST FOR THE WIIMOTE IME SO THAT THE INPUTS ARE RECOGNIZED BY EMULATORS AND OTHER APPS): https://play.google.com/store/apps/...BjcmVhdGlvbnMuYW5kcm9pZC5XaWlVc2VBbmRyb2lkIl0

5. Now you can use the Wiimote as you did before on your pre-4.2 devices :)

***NOTE: THIS IS NOT GUARANTEED TO WORK! AS STATED EARLIER I NEED HELP DECIPHERING THE WIIMOTE'S PIN!
[Android General] ansysic:
Are you sure, that this function creates the PIN for the Wiimote? Haven't found a source for this, but would be interested just 4 fun.

Edit: found something but doesn't work for me: http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?11,6850

Additional info: http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Wiimote#Bluetooth_Pairing
[Android General] ansysic:
So, afaik now you don't need any pairing code, on windows 8 you leave it blank and it works.
[Android General] NuclearFej:
Tried this (just converted straight from hex to ASCII values). Didn't work. :(

No passcode, 0000, & 1234 did not work either.

Anyone figured out a way to get Wiimotes working on 4.2.1?
[Android General] ItsMeMasih:
I'm in the same boat. I've trid 0000 and 1234 but I don't think either one of these will work. From what I understand, each Wiimote's pin is unique and tied to the BT MAC address, hence the decode methods discussed.

I assume the OP was suggesting a method to decode the Wiimote pin using the BT MAC address to pair using the standard BT recovery method in Android's "Settings" menu. Similar to how you would pair a BT keyboard or a BT headset. Can the OP or anyone confirm if any of the methods used in this thread work with JB 4.2.1?
[Android General] b0dge:
Translating the MAC addresses to ASCII won't work for me, because all four of my wiimotes' MACs begin (or end!) with null.. (and so does the OP's, I just noticed). There's no ASCII character for the hex value 00...

More info: http://www.wiimoteproject.com/bluetooth-and-connectivity-knowledge-center/perminant-wiimote-sync/

Why must Google mess with things? Oh yeah, because we keep demanding new stuff... :)
[Android General] dnabiker:
I'm next to useless in C programming but I believe a more complete version of that sample would be

#include <stdio.h>

int main(int argc, const char * argv[])
{

// insert code here...
char pin[6];
pin[0] = 0x3A;
pin[1] = 0xA1;
pin[2] = 0x6F;
pin[3] = 0x69;
pin[4] = 0xA7;
pin[5] = 0x64;
printf(pin);
return 0;
}

The main addition being printf which will print the contents of "pin". You can see the output if you compile and run it such as I've done at codepad.org/o1lpe4Kb

The problem of some values not converting properly remains unfortunately. The output should be 6 characters but a1 and a7 give funny output. a1 converts to i easily enough in most calculators but a7 is § which I could see causing problems. The fact remains that some bytes in most bluetooth MACs cant be properly translated. At first, spoofing the device MAC seams like an easy fix and it may be on some devices however my rom doesn't seem to have any simple options to accomplish this. I have read some success stories based around entering the MAC hex values in a hex editor and then saving as a text; anyone who has had success with this method, please post your results so we might see exactly what the wiimote is looking for. If i continue researching this tomorrow, I'll be looking at /data/misc/bluedroid/btconfig.xml. This is the only file i could find which references my MAC address and it appears as though it includes device pairing info, my hope is that info can be manipulated to bypass the pairing helper.
[Android General] erikieperikie:
I hope a solution is found. Pairing a Wiimote would open up the way to some really cool applications.
[Android General] bigbop:
Google supposedly changed something in the way that bluetooth functions as of 4.2.1 and this is causing your problem of the wiimote not connecting.

See here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=36616107&postcount=1
[Android General] jpde:
So, I assume that there still is no solution for this? :/
[Android General] Vindictus:
I've spent the last 2 hours looking for a way around this infuriating pairing issue. None of the wiiremote apps work, the pin is always asked for and whatever I type is always refused. I'm not even running Android 4.2, but 4.1.2 via Cyanogenmod10, so I have no idea why I'm even getting this PIN screen.

So I ended up dropping $15 on a wiimote that won't work when I was lead to believe that it did. Just have to wait, I guess.
[Android General] erikieperikie:
On 4.1.2 it should be possible. Running a Wiimote app and pairing it with your device should not be a problem, and neither ask for a key.

Maybe you should check out some youtube videos that show how easily this is done. I recommend videos made by Armando Ferreira. He's done one or two about gaming with a controller on Android.
[Android General] Vindictus:
I know how it's done, as I said I've used multiple apps. Every time, the pin is asked for. I've tried XDA threads aimed at ascertaining the pin, but they don't work either. My only choice now is to run a different ROM.
[Android General] bacon612:
Oh man. I just got off a flight that I was planning on playing some super Mario bros world on my Xoom. Just upgraded it to 4.2.1 and no go on the Wii mote sync. Looking forward to a solution. I wonder if 4.2.2 will fix this. Worked fine for me on 4.2.1.
[Android General] erikieperikie:
I wonder the same. Isn't there some bluetooth fix in 4.2.2? I hope some dev(s) find a solution for us Wiimote owners.
[Android General] bacon612:
I just loaded a 4.2.2 rom on my XOOM. No luck. Same connectivity issues with the wiimote...:eek:
[Android General] blu422:
Same here except I have a sgs3 t999 on the latest nightly. (4.2.2 cm10.1)
[Android General] JeroenGijselaar:
It's so sad to see that there's still no fix for this, even after the fix of the SixAxis app 2 months ago. I think we'll probably never see the wiimote connected to android anymore. Unless there will be a dev to look into this...
[Android General] bacon612:
The dev for the wiimote app in the play store is aware of the issue and claims to be working on it. I havent given up hope yet.
[Android General] erikieperikie:
It's stated that for a long time already................. But don't give up hope, Android rocks and some power user will fix our 4.2 devices some day...
[Android General] ermacwins:
So the sixaxis app still works?
[Android General] dark_sorrow_:
I have a gs3 stock rom 4.1 jelly bean and it runs the app called Wiimotecontroller flawlessly. I used to have a gs2 and that phone wouldn't work at all. During that time after extensive reading I found it depends in the Bluetooth profile that your device has. Maybe try a rom where its bluetooth profile has all the bells and whistles?
[Android General] bacon612:
It worked OK on 4.1.2 ROMs for me it was 4.2.1 and 4.2.2 that google borked something in their Bluetooth in.
[Android General] spbb2000:
It's March and there still is no solution. Google really needs to fix this soon.
[Android General] blu422:
April now. Help please?
[Android General] bacon612:
Agreed. I miss Mario on my Xoom dearly.
[Android General] xxxJChrist:
Looking for an update

I agree that this is important and I'm pretty surprised the update to 4.2 broke this feature. Such a bummer, I hope we find a fix soon!
[Android General] blu422:
That's weird. If I'm running any ROM below 4.2 (I.e. 4.1.2 or 4.1.1) I can get it to work.... It took a while but I figured out some tricks.

Galaxy S3 T999 rooted and flashed more than daily.

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Four player super smash bros on my gs3 during science class with four Wiimotes. Sublime. I keep a nandroid backup of a 4.1.1 ROM just for this purpose so that during health preparing for science I can restore to it and prepare for another round of me pwning all my friends that dare play me.

Galaxy S3 T999 rooted and flashed more than daily.
[Android General] mathsz:
You're the only person that can get it to work on 4.2. Is this a typo?
[Android General] blu422:
Under 4.2 so any 4.2.1 and 4.2.2 don't work for me. Just anything under 4.2 (I.e. 4.1.2, 4.1.1) I'll go fix that misunderstanding in my post right now. Thanks for pointing it out.

Galaxy S3 T999 rooted and flashed more than daily.
[Android General] reeves111:
First time poster, long time reader. I was doing some research on this and I read on a forum, possibly under another post here or somewhere else.... that if you change the BT address on the host to 30:30:30:30:30:30 then the equivalent code will be 000000 when holding the pairing by the red sync button on the wiimote.

I am not quite savvy enough, nor is my tablet rooted yet, so I am not able to verify this. Perhaps someone able and willing would be able to do this to verify?
[Android General] bacon612:
So, you are saying you can manipulate the hosts (Xoom tablet's) Bluetooth Mac address and when set to the 30 30 30 30 30 30 address, you can pair? Not sure how to do that. I'm am happy, however that there are people still interested in getting this going.
[Android General] reeves111:
That is correct. Here are the instructions from another post here. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1808903

There is a lot of discussion, but all you need is the section which starts after the green box i believe since that is where you pull the file, edit then push.
[Android General] OsloSwede:
I'm very interested in a solution for this. Just bought the S4 and I'm very eager to beat Ocarina of time again. That will prove to be much easier if I can do it with the Wiimote :)
[Android General] reeves111:
well I tried the instructions that I posted and the problem is that the Bluetooth address file is not located in the same location as in those instructions.so I have another post on here asking for help regarding the location of this file hopefully someone point me in the right direction.
[Android General] mathsz:
This is interesting. I'll try and see if I can get anything. I have a phone on 4.1.2 right now because of this issue. I've read the tutorial (rather quickly), I'll have to check this out further.

I'm gonna extract a rom (whole directory) and see if I can find that. I'm guessing it should not be too hard. But the 4.2.2 directory might have moved from 4.1.2

What phone do you have?

I'm on a lg optimus g. I've restrained myself from going on 4.2.2 because of this issue.

Another interesting way would be if we could actually downgrade the bluetooth stack. I have no idea how (or if) this could be done...

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EFS is specific to samsung phones?

http://rescueroot.com/android/how-to-back-up-efs-on-samsung-devices/

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Might have a fix.

placing a .btaddr file in /persist/bluetooth with proper permissions + the command bdAddrLoader needs to be placed in /system/bin

I'm looking into this. I'm not a dev, mind you

I'll try this tonight on my N7
[Android General] reeves111:
I'm thinking that modifying the Bluetooth file would be the easiest but i'm not sure. I am running 4.2.1 on asus transformer tf300t.
[Android General] mathsz:
That's the catch. You have to create it first. So I think. I may be wrong.

but you know, the ps3 and wiimote are two different beasts. MIght be useless in the end. I'll try anyways.

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This?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=23974064

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Ok, so on my device, I found the driver file :

bcm4330.hcd

located in

system/etc/firmware

To try :

get it from a 4.1.2 rom. (latest n7) replace in 4.2.2 folder, reboot, pray.

!

AND MAKE A BACKUP!
[Android General] Thurman86:
Dang, I just bought a Wii Retro Classic Controller to use with my Nexus 7 today. Looks like I wasted my money :(. I hope a solution can be found!
[Android General] mathsz:
no dice-for now.

So I followed the steps, it did create a file. But I still cannot change the BT address. EFS is for samsung phones only.

I tried flashing the drivers from 4.1.2, it did boot. then crashed BT.

I'll have to try binaries + drivers. which will probably not boot.

time is missing. oh, sweet time, how I miss ya.

ironic thing : Booted my phone, booted sixaxis app. played with my 15$ controller from hongkong.
[Android General] sirslope:
I doubt this is ever getting fixed in 4.2. Probably better to just wait for enhanced Bluetooth support purportedly coming in 4.3.