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[Samsung Infuse 4G] mikeybumps:
Hi yes im new but not quite a noob :cyclops:

There with that out of the way my overclock settings are 1200mhz min 1600mhz max

so far running great with the HellyBean rom

But how would this effect my phone long term if any and I would like to be able to moniter my cpu temp like I do on my pc

but the thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1140371&highlight=cpu+temp

has some good apps but they don't say cpu temp just the battery temp unless there interlinked some how:confused:

Thanks for looking
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Zen Arcade:
No temp sensor on the infuse except for battery.

1200 is really high for a minimum... This should be 100. For performance set governor to ondemand.. This will Max the cpufreq on any load. When idle, freq will drop and save battery and cool phone.

Running for extended periods at 1600 your phone will get very warm to the touch.. Combo of cpu and screen... If plugged into charger that will add more heat.

Battery Monitor Widget is a good app for tracking battery temp and related stats over time.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] mikeybumps:
Thanks ya I figured it was a bit high
[Samsung Infuse 4G] eZdubzitmk4:
Do 100 min and 1400 max

And governor to on demand

Also i set up profiles with set cpu so when screen is off the maximum goes down to 400mhz.then screen on profile the max is 1400.it saves battery
[Samsung Infuse 4G] mikeybumps:
How do you set up profiles?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Zen Arcade:
Use a CPU manager like SetCPU ($). Voltage Control or Antutu CPU Mgr may also have profiles.. Not sure -it's been a while since I used either.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] mikeybumps:
The only ones I found so far that have profiles are pay for but once I get one I think its going to be either ROM manager or antutu
[Motorola Droid Bionic] stupeds:
This is a bit of a problem. Yesterday, i went from rooted OTA ICS to JB which i was able to restore the root. I used titanium backup to get all of my apps and data back after i had to do a factory reset for the JB install to take. Today, I went to place a phone call and when i hit the "Phone" app on my home screen, i get the message "App not installed". I get the same problem with opening contacts. I go into the app drawer and there is not a Phone or Contacts app. When i tried to go into system settings, i found that it was gone too.

I can still receive calls, and if i go through a text message and tap the call icon, it will place a call. i just have no way of accessing the dialer, my contacts or my system settings right now. When someone calls, the contacts name shows up as it should so the contacts data has to be there some where. Any ideas?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] jt39off:
i have flashed almost every popular rom/ soa, slim bean, aokp, cm.10, slimstar etc and call quality on all these is horrible. most people hang up within 10 seconds only shows 3g and h+ and if im lucky maybe a bar of signal. the only roms that have worked are deviant devs jedi roms, ie, jedi jelly, jmt, they work fine excellent call quality and full 4g bars but i would like to try others. any help is much appreciated.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] SereneEnigma:
The reason you have better quality sound in the second line of ROMs is because they're Samsung ROMs, you can try 2 things.

1) Enable Noise Suppression in the phone settings

OR

2) Flash the newest T-Mobile Radio UVMC6

The second option will give you outstanding quality, as for the signal bars H+ is 4G buddy. & if you only have one bar of signal then the area you're in doesn't have good signal.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] IVIorph:
I agree with the post above...

give this a shot

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1895400
[Nexus 7 Android Development] m4xx3d0ut:
so i thought this kernel may be helpful to others so i decided to post it. its a recompiled version of the cm10.1 kernel with Tasssadar's kexec patch applied (thanks Tasssadar!), added support for ath9k, and added support for rtl8187.

this will allow you to use TWRP multirom and boot android or pwnie express's pwn pad backup in which ever order you prefer.

also you may allow them to share the kernel and use (for example) an Alfa AWUS036H or a TP-link TL-WN722N usb wifi adapter with both.

it will allow multiple radios to be used at the same time via a usb hub (pictured) and packet injection works as well.

this is the part that i say "attempting to crack the key to a wireless network on which you are not authorized to is ILLEGAL and i do not condone such actions"

i am a security researcher and only conduct tests on my own networks or ones i am authorized to do so on, i recommend you do the same.

also, if anyone has an ubertoothone or some an industrial bluetooth adapter let me know if they work. if they do not i will recompile and we can retest, i intend on purchasing one as soon as i have the extra funding.

please let me know how it works and ill keep this thread updated with any optimizations i make in the future. enjoy!

edit: NEW UPDATE!!! kernel now implements host mode charging (charges with usb devices connected, power injection cable required) thanks Timur!!!

also i have designed a new power injection cable with a toggle switch for host mode charging.

it allows for a hub, external nic's, or whatever you want to be powered 1 of 3 ways.

1.) with an external power source (in this case the usb battery pack) sending power only to the external devices, therefore not adversely affecting the battery life of the nexus 7.

2.) switch flipped to the other position, nexus 7 will power attached devices and work as a normal usb cable plugged into otg.

3.) both nexus 7 and external devices will be powered by external source

first pic is n7 with 2 wireless nic's, a 4 port hub, and a usb battery pack

second pic is the switchable host power injection cable

third pic is screenshot of second wireless device up and charging icon on ;)

fourth pic is basic schematic for power injection cable (note mine has extra female usb for 1 device at a time)

then last few are some picks from airmon-ng and aireplay-ng in a kali chroot

edit: NEW UPDATE 12/21/13!!! V3 NOW INCLUDES RT2800 AND SYSVIPC! POSTGRESQL NOW WORKING IN KALI!!!
[Nexus 7 Android Development] m4xx3d0ut:
just recompiled today with some new features. last week i whipped up a nifty new power injection cable. enjoy!
[Nexus 7 Android Development] NabhanKhan100:
Nice
[Nexus 7 Android Development] rebel1699:
Super nice! I was going to build my extra cables tonight as well, but realized I was out of small heat shrinks. I need to order more.

"What do you tell a man with two black eyes? Nothing. He has already been told twice."
[Nexus 7 Android Development] m4xx3d0ut:
the cable is working out just as expected, gonna do some testing this week (ie- plug it in and test reaver against wps and leaving it plugged in on my network and launch some reverse shells from remote locations)
[Nexus 7 Android Development] rebel1699:
Looking forward to hearing some results. I still need to order my ext wifi, so it will be a bit before I can get started.

"What do you tell a man with two black eyes? Nothing. He has already been told twice."
[Nexus 7 Android Development] m4xx3d0ut:
i recommend TP-link TL-WN722N. its only $20 and it uses an atheros chip. as far as i have seen it yields the best all around results, it can also operate in master mode if you want to turn your ride into a wifi hot spot ;)
[Nexus 7 Android Development] rebel1699:
Sounds good. I dont need a hotsopt though. I have an old linksys router loaded with dd-wrt in my car and set up as a wireless bridge.

Once I get the tp link, I want to add it to my small parabolic setup. I want some RANGE on the go, lol.

"What do you tell a man with two black eyes? Nothing. He has already been told twice."
[Nexus 7 Android Development] m4xx3d0ut:
funny you should say that, i was gonna set up a parabolic on my roof and a yagi for my adapters and see if i could get my network from the beach (only 1 block). they are next on my list so ill run some long range test too and post results.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] rebel1699:
For my house, I just jacked up my router tx to 210 mW, from 71. I can pick it up about 2 blocks from my house with little issue. Granted, I live in a more rural area and my "block" may very well be much smaller than yours. I have also thought about making a parabolic for here. I have a large 2 story and there is already a vacant dish network stand on the peak. I have an los of about 3 miles, so I think I could really get out there.

Btw: We talked about host mode charging on Ubuntu for N7. Looks like they released 13.10 Suacy Salamander today. Gonna see if they finally got it into thier kernel.

"What do you tell a man with two black eyes? Nothing. He has already been told twice."
[Nexus 7 Android Development] clearday:
Wow!

Could you please add support for the rt2800 driver? This driver allows dozens of compatible usb wifi devices based on the following ralink chipsets: rt3070 (ALFA AWUS036NH), rt5370, rt2770+rt2750(ALFA AWUS051NH/AWUS052NH), rt8070 (nano sized usb wifi superior to 8192cu-based edimax 7811).

Basically, the rt2800 driver seems to have far wider hardware support, including wifi cards with dual band, 5ghz capability.

Here are a couple of lists of compatible devices:

http://wireless.kernel.org/en/users/...800usb/devices

http://wiki.debian.org/rt2800usb

The rtl8187 is great but BG only and has a tendency to get warm (even hot). The AR9271 adds N but lacks the range and still 2GHz only. Don't get me wrong, I have both of these cards (I have four 036H Alfas, two AR9271-based cards, one is tplink 722n).
[Nexus 7 Android Development] m4xx3d0ut:
looking into it, ill pick up an adapter to test with asap ;)
[Nexus 7 Android Development] vertab7:
Hi all, just refered to this thread (thanks), I have the pwpad nexus 7 , community free image, it flashed ok and works as it should, I have the correct TPLink wifi, and bluetooth dongle(not ubertooth) as per pwniee site, incedentally I have it on the 16g wireless only model and it states req'd 32g and 3g, it doesnt seem to matter tho... the only think holding me back so far is lack of linux knowledge(learning fast...) as its new to me. I'm trying to have the TPlink usb wifi usable in both andriod and linux software and leave the internal chip wifi asleep forever...its range isnt good and it doesnt inject etc.So I was refered here and am delighted to see your work, Ive downloaded the kernel and will now 'swat up' on proceedures to flash it, will this do what I want?

Regards

Jay
[Nexus 7 Android Development] vertab7:
well I flashed the kernel and it hasnt allowed the android aps to 'see' or use the ext TPLink wifi dongle, the functionality is the same as my previous custom kernel from pawnie, except I now have a few errors cropping up, more research required from me I guess and a flash back to the orig kernel to I know some more.

Regards

Jay
[Nexus 7 Android Development] laloutre:
Hi,

could you please explain how to flash it with multirom ?

I would like to continu using my Kernel with Android Roms, and your Kernel with the Pwnpad community build

Many Thanks in advance
[Nexus 7 Android Development] vertab7:
I don't believe you can flash it with multirom
[Nexus 7 Android Development] clearday:
I'm not sure why you needed to flash this kernel since the Pwnie PwnPad image is supposed to support the rtl8187 and ar9271.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] laloutre:
I understood it should work according to the OP.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] m4xx3d0ut:
you can flash kernels with multirom, just use the option to inject current boot sector then select the image.

i say this kernel is usable with multirom because is was compiled to support kexec system calls (google kexec). this allows one running kernel to boot into another without shutting down. its a requirement of multirom.

as for android apps seeing your adapter i dont know of any that will, other than android pcap seeing an rtl8187. you need to manipulate your adapters from the command line. best way is with a chroot. you can use them to connect to ap's using tools like wpa supplicant, and any command line scanning tool will see them as long as you manually bring the interface up.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] vertab7:
I mistakenly thought it may give fuctionality for the android tools to also use the ext TPLink dongle, not just the liux apps, my mistake. I have a few android tools (ie: Z-Anti, Dsploit) and want them to use wlan1 not onboard wlan0.

Learning fast...

Jay

---------- Post added at 11:06 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:02 PM ----------

I can bring up wlan1/tplink ok in a terminal window/ssh, and scan, see ap's etc. but if I fire up an android app it says not connected .... is a little beyond me, at the moment. Not sure how android finds its device... maybe a question for an android dev forum.

regards

Jay
[Nexus 7 Android Development] clearday:
Unfortunately, no. The external USB WiFi enabled by this kernel and the PwnPad image will not work with android apps and general WiFi surfing. Only three android apps will work: DroidDump, AirMon and Kismet's Android PCAP. DroidDump is still basically beta, so don't get your hopes too high. While Android PCAP looks polished, it is too limited to be of any use. AirMon is just for enabling monitor mode without having an emulated Linux installed.

Typically, when a developer creates USB WiFi driver for Android, it really is just for Linux in a chroot environment. This means the Linux OS is not really in charge. Outside that Linux environment, the external USB WiFi cannot be used for anything else.

My suggestion is to stick with the PwnPad image for now until you have become thoroughly familiar with the security tools included. It would have help you greatly by googling what each tool can do, and to read through tutorials or watch youtube videos.

If we really want developers to start embracing developing or porting security tools for our tablets and smartphones, we need to support them. Donate whenever you can.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] m4xx3d0ut:
you know i havent really looked into this but id suspect the source of dsploit could be modified to use wlan1 by default. might be worth looking into or contacting the dev about.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] clearday:
I think what we really need is way to enable external WiFi globally, so that any android network app or utility can use it.

So if somehow an android app can be created that can act as a network bridge, what is usually reserved for the internal WiFi could then theoretically be routed to the external one.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] vertab7:
thanks, very informative, in fact lots of concise relevent info in a few lines, more sense than I have had so far from several hrs surfing...so thanks again for the input.

I now see ive tweaked a few interests, Im sure someone else must be working or thinking on this? hmmm, some kind of bridging app would be better than modding each app individually? or maybe it not that hard? unpack/decompile, change a few characters, recompile/make whatever, ? Or maybe its super hard ie no usb driver at all so has to be integrated?, As you may guess I'm just rambling ideas from my shallow knowledge pool.......

regardz
[Nexus 7 Android Development] m4xx3d0ut:
I think I might be able to write a script to bridge the interfaces. that's a good idea. I'm gonna start kicking that one around a bit. If we make a script to start the bridge and one to stop it it wouldn't be hard to make an on/off switch kind of widget.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] koko98:
Could you add support for rt73?

Enviado desde mi GT-I9000 usando Tapatalk 2
[Nexus 7 Android Development] nethervor:
Sorry to barge in like this, I just want to ask if there's any progress on that script?

I desperately need to be able to use an external wifi dongle as my main wifi antenna.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] m4xx3d0ut:
Haven't had much time to work on anything with my work load at my real job. If you just need to use external wireless for your connection wpa supplicant should work for you.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] nethervor:
I have to admit I am far from an expert on this subject. I try to learn as much as I can, but I'd need a tad bit more elaborate explanation.

How do I make it work with wpa_supplicant? Is it possible for a layman like me to achieve it, or is it something that requires more extensive knowledge?
[Nexus 7 Android Development] m4xx3d0ut:
Sorry I have been mia! Its not difficult to use, it requires you to make a few simple config files for your access points. Check the man page, it shows examples of each.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] djxtabay:
The internal wifi can now works on monitor mode, I use "bcmon" and it works fine.

I'd like to use the aircrack app but I need the dhd.ko and bcm4330 firmware, can you teach me how to get that please?

Could we expect a new kernel with the possibility to set in monitor mode the internal + rtl8187 when CM10.2 will be stable ? :)

Thank you!
[Nexus 7 Android Development] m4xx3d0ut:
i wasnt planning on on supporting the bcom, although there is progress at http://bcmon.blogspot.com/. the power budget of using the internal adapter for things like packet injection is very high, which is why im going into alternate methods (example being- power injected usb and host mode charging)
[Nexus 7 Android Development] m4xx3d0ut:
ok, so for those of you who want to use your external adapters for web browsing and such here we go...

your going to need to make a copy of your wpa_supplicant.conf, this file holds your general configuration data for wpa_supplicant as well as informations about your access points and authentication. the path on nexus 7 is /data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf. so copy it in root browser and rename it to wlan1_supplicant.conf. or from a terminal as root...

$ cp /data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf /data/misc/wifi/wlan1_supplicant.conf

next you have to edit the file for wlan1, so edit it as text file in root browser or from terminal using vi or nano. the first line of the file will look like

ctrl_interface=wlan0

you have to change it but specify the complete path of the socket, like this

ctrl_interface=/data/misc/wifi/sockets/wpa_wlan1 GROUP=system

save the file. if you look at the rest of this you will see your networks and credentials, you can use these as a template for adding more networks later on.

now plug in your adapter, in this case im using a tl-wn722n, and with you internal wifi off open up a terminal and run this as root

$ wpa_supplicant -iwlan1 -c/data/misc/wifi/wlan1_supplicant.conf

the lights on your adapter should be going crazy now, you wont see a wifi icon in the ui however. no you may need to configure dhcp, so open another terminal window and run as root.

$ dhcpcd wlan1

then to test you can

$ netcfg

this will output your ip address and status of your interfaces, you can also ping your router, something like

$ ping 192.168.1.1

and you will get responses back! now netcfg and ping are just for testing purposes, open your browser and your on your way to the interwebs! browsing, email, google play all will work. you will notice some apps (like dsploit for instance) wont see your connection, this is likely because they just expect wlan0 and we are now wlan1. but you can chroot into kali and go nuts!

if your not super familiar with the command line this may seem a bit tedious, firstly (i encourage you to) write a script to automate it, secondly im working on a more user friendly little app to support usb wifi connections from the ui.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] redeyedjedi:
This is excellent, and its what ive been trying to do for a while, but have been unable to complete the first step, drivers, or driver modules.

I am begging you, in the nicest way possible, do you have your sources on github.... or maybe in a ZIP??? Or, could you please post your defconfig on here for me. All i want to do is add the rt2800usb drivers and rt73 drivers via the seamonkey rt2x00 drivers or if I have to the included source rt2x00 drivers. there are multiple NON-Alfa usb wifis that require these drivers.

I have been unable to get any help from timur or from a thread I posted here.... now it seems you have figured out everything else which is awesome.... all i need now is to see how you set up your defconfig so I can mimic it but for the rt2800usb instead. Thanks for reading.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] redeyedjedi:
OK.. Im getting closer to getting the rt2800/3070 to work. When i compile the module tho, I get this:

noone@none:~/android/nex7/kern$ make ~/android/nex7/kern/drivers/net/wireless/rt2x00/rt2800usb.ko

CHK include/linux/version.h

CHK include/generated/utsrelease.h

make[1]: `include/generated/mach-types.h' is up to date.

CALL scripts/checksyscalls.sh

CC /home/noone/android/nex7/kern/drivers/net/wireless/rt2x00/rt2800usb.o

MODPOST 3 modules

noone@none:

Im currently stuck trying to figure out what is missing to get these 3 modpost modules to become one rt2800usb.ko module, but i dont even know where these three modpost modules are. I also have the right firmware, rt2870.bin, but I dont know where to put it, or if I need to do anything with it to finish building the module, I was thinking Id just need to place it in the right spot later on my tablet.

I dont think I would need to look at your source or defconfig file anymore... but I would greatly appreciate any help on what I should do next.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] m4xx3d0ut:
Sorry for the delay in my reply, I'm going to recompile for shared memory and I will enable your driver as well. Ill do my best to get to it this weekend. Ill pm you when done so you can test, I don't have an adapter with that chip available.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] nextria:
Hi,

I want to use my alfa awus036h adapter but can't seem to get this installed

When I boot into TWRP I go to advanced >multirom> inject curr. boot sector.

But I can't select the m4xx3d0ut_v2_boot.img

What am I doing wrong ?

Regards nextria
[Nexus 7 Android Development] nextria:
Never mind, it did install correctly, i thought i was trying with the UWUS036H, and couldnt get it to work.

But i was trying it with the UWUS036HN, i didnt noticed that.

I do have one small problem, if i boot up the pwn pad img. with the UWUS036H connected.

My internal wifi keeps switching off and one.

If i connect it after i boot everything works fine!

nextria
[Nexus 7 Android Development] m4xx3d0ut:
Sorry for the delay guys, I've had problems with my build system and my second machines mobo just wiped out. There will be a new build supporting shared memory and rt2800. Ive had alot going on lately but I'm fixing my build box today and will have time to recompile this week. Building a fun app as well, some of you will have good use for it.