yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] aboutthemind:
part 2

I did how ever fix or should I just used it as a starting point to connect.

The first 6 ROM I used was from Mfrazz very nice rom

XDA Mobile 6

It had the sip protocol tool that is now copyright worthy

I would be lying if I said it was not a ****y tool, but very simple.

So it was easy to cross reference the fields when I held it up next to a soft phone that’s is licensed ( another piece of paper that has the year and a federal stamp on it)

So the whole point is no one has actually presented a client that works like a normal piece of software and is plug_and_play per say.

Out of respect for his ability and determination I have been watching the intense process that schapps has put in and I’m sure he has a full blown solution behind it.

Now here is for the jerk offs you know guys who are quick to open that mouth. Not that my typing doesn’t piss you off apologize, but for the real idiots the talented the individuals that make one move and they know everything.

VOIP is fun the idea of free telecom fills a hacks cup and a businessman cup.

But the term it is not your friend means that there are so many variables in a conection that from a programmers stand point the equation seems to drive them deep down the rabbit whole.

Well never read manual but I do know one thing it wouldn’t be put on the front of the TODAY screen if it was rocket sience.

The fact is it its quite simple all the phone needs is an IP address then it can be a voip phone.

Well last I checked one big telco company called cellular one and another company called Panasonic teamed up with this other company Motorola and Nextel( a phone company) as we know it was formed. Well Nextel is based off of Static IP’s the concept is not new.

I was up all night working on my client and now its done here

Mind v.l1

http://support.t-mobile.com/knowbase/root/public/tm51424.htm?

Please by al means do what you do best and somebody and bring that client back to the board cause I probably will not be attending anymore of the open board sessions. Its bad enough to type but to have to here a *****es opinion about me and not flex is not easy.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] aboutthemind:
part 3

I was taught one thing don't ever have an ego and be able to do it your self. That’s I got nothing crazy to say to any the confused individuals that seem to have a very passionate deep opinions.

Being able to make things is talent and 1000 revolutionary features on a state of the art phone system that no will ever use, because the beautiful minds that made it decided they would use their ideas for the end user environment is worthless.

100% of a broken client is worthless.

Helmi said something very important, taking credit for another mans work is weak, I fell the same way just like certain countries are weak.

Gates never shows his face i understand i wouldn’t either.

Logic is cool but until you make million clean or can answer this question how much cash can you fit in a standard carry on briefcase? Don’t be so quick to fire that virgin mouth cause in the real world guess they don’t give **** so appreciate my feed back I can tolerate personality
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] aboutthemind:
voip

What the client on the phone is for the INTRANET

( Again this the network ( a group of computers connected to work as one) inside of a infrastructure and behind a router fire wall t1) MR BULLIN

I was saying that I was surprised that it was not pre exposed but then I remember the fact that it always misfires and a telecoms nightmare cause no body physically put it into play.

(referring to a live call center with 30-100 tsr’s on the phone generating $15-$30k a day)

Can you imagine the importance of redundancy and the fact that big companies can’t afford to ever be down. So voip came and went some companies got desperate and are still trying to push a switches and charge $40k. The main Problem is support companies want the easy way out that’s why we are here.

Why doesn’t the iphone doesn’t have voip, but yet mac’s client is one of the best on the market. Cause jobs will not release anything half which means No body could see voip is very efficient very easy to use and the best way to go if you are building some thing from scratch. JUst like Americas cellular data service is free

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=288844

We all have bring something to the table and just cause I cant type doesn’t mean that I cant kick a door down or 20 but this not my forum as matter fact I keep getting demoted. But I can’t complain cause its still my home and I there is one thing about the mind. If you want an answer ask. When I see some one make a wrong move I never knock it he tried or he is trying that makes 3% which is what controls the worlds wealth.

But having a “I am the **** website poll” and a fan club now that’s cute.

If you want to talk data networking and voip or how to disassemble a mda in less then 15 minutes. I am available and over qualified.

I fear if I speak anymore I might start say bullin and the moderator will demote me to a symbol like prince.

When in doubt and all else fails just look at it and the answer is usually right in front of you.

If I don’t get back to another special request it is due to the fact that I have quite a few employees to worry about.

XDA ROCKS and your better go hands than going mind trust me you want none.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] wacky.banana:
We shouldn't condemn this guy out of hand. I am not sure whether English is his mother tongue/first language. If it is not then he should post up in his own language and then someone can translate.

From the Sleuth's post it seems that aboutthemind is making some very valid points; its just that the way he puts it is not that easy to decipher.

WB
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Sleuth255:
Here's some bad news that confirms aboutthemind's suppositions:

I've been playing with a compilable GSM610 codec which I can insert into my Hermes WM6 RTC stack, and its looking more and more like a buggy rtcdll that's the core issue. The RTC has 3 built-in codecs. Two are known to work: g.711 alaw & ulaw. The other, g.722.1 (also called "Siren"), is a floating point codec which I haven't enabled.

Plugin ACM codecs such as gsm610.acm appear to be correctly supported from a registry standpoint. The RTC uses the "Dll" value to find the correct acm codec, and uses WaveForm parameters to negotiate. These all appear to work as advertised.

However, while my code is getting normal ACM calls and correctly encoding information using the GSM codec, the other end only hears garbled sounds. Likewise, I'm not getting any input to the decode logic and my earpiece is dead.

This could still be a huge pointer translation issue causing the output buffer to be incorrectly addressed but that is looking more and more unlikely.

It would appear that RTC 1.5.5374 isn't fully ready for prime time from a plugin codec perspective. I'm now looking more closely at rtcdll.dll....

ITMT, g.711 alaw appears to work best over 3G. If you are using asterisk or TrixBox, you can limit your mobile extension's codec negotiation to only use alaw as follows:

disallow=all

allow=alaw
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Sleuth255:
Agreed. The built in G.711 codec works well over WiFi. I'm having no issues other than battery life related which can't be solved easily... The WM6 RTC isn't really designed to run over 3G anyway. My AdapterTypes registry hack was what made it do this and that flushed out a few "undocumented features" for sure. Case in point: it doesn't detect changes in GPRS/3G availability such as when you USB connect to ActiveSync. So you have to physically stop Internet calling by choosing "never" in the Internet tab of the Phone Settings dialog, then restart it by choosing "Whenever Available" to make it connect again. It also doesn't automatically start the data connection if it is off and will instead again say "Not Available" until you manually start the data connection then perform the above stop/start routine.

This being said, having a GSM610 codec functioning would lower the bandwidth requirements considerably. I have a few more tests to make today with this codec; it may be that the algorithm itself isn't properly spec'ed to GSM610. Some quick tests will determine this. I'm a developer and I want to understand this you see ;)

At any rate, I'd like to get my hands on a newer version of rtcdll.dll than the one that's in my Hermes ROM.

edit:

First test completed: I disabled the final encoded buffer transfer to the RTC. The rationale here being that if the same garbled sound was heard then the Wm6 RTC itself was the culprit. Instead, I heard what would be expected if the RTC was truly acting on the encoded buffer: silence. Now I have to dig more into the codec itself. The sample GSM code does a double frame encoding (each input PCM buffer is treated as two GSM610 encoded frames). I'm not sure if the WM RTC is prepared for this or not..... Heck, there may even be a transport layer issue causing the garbled sound. More research is required.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Sleuth255:
Anybody interested in playing along can do so with their own asterisk server. There's actually a Virtual appliance containing Trixbox, FreePBX and other goodies that make startup a snap. Just load the free VMWare player, point it to the fully configured virtual machine and you're up and running.

A link to this free appliance along with the vmware player itself can be found here.

The 3CX softphone that can receive direct ip calls (dial it's address using the form nn*nn*nn*nn on your Internet calling equipped HTC phone when both devices are WiFi connected to the same network) can be found here
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] kast:
I'm playing with my Asterisk server... But fun ends pretty fast when you realise you can't really go anywhere. I'm no genius to come out with a hack which recompiles a TRUE softphone into a dll which wraps the MS one and bypasses the ridiculous limitation of the earpiece vs speaker problem and then goes to Mars etc, etc... So I learned that I might just get another phone if I really want to enjoy VOIP on my mobile. I like my S710, would have been one of the best mobiles to enjoy VOIP (I think) but:

1) No, no, smartphones can't have the VOIP stack

2) You can try to hack it in but earpiece is only available to "modem"

3) etc.

I'm a bit disappointed must say.

Ka.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] SecureGSM:
It is possible to redirect audio from multimedia speaker to earpiece for any HTC phone with Syren audio chip.

namely:

HTC Tornado

HTC Excalibur

HTC Vox

HTC StarTrek

.......

Also, we have positive resultes with many HTC Pocket PC Phones. namely:

HTC Hermes

HTC Trinity

.......

I do not understand why HTC has disabled audio redirection. HTC audio driver is capable of audio redirection from multimedia speaker to earpiece for any multimedia stream..

Sorry, I wouldn't be able to tell more regarding this issue. But the bottom line is: IT CAN BE DONE.

I guess, HTC decided to leave this option out for reason or...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] kast:
By reading forums around I learned that on some phones it could be possible.

I'm not sayint it's a hardware issue (as I got no clue about hardware), on the other hand we're limited by the drivers they provide us, limited by the API we can use.

I read somewhere that it might be possible to redirect an audio stream to the earpiece when the "phone part" is actually being used. Even if it is a modem connection.

Meaning we might have the phone to instanciate a "fake call" and then redirect the audio stream to the earpiece. Meaning that... Yes, true, audio streams could be redirected to the earpiece but not very easily.

Now, faking a call or anything like this is not really something I can code in two seconds and try. Don't even know if it could be possible. So, I still hope in the one, as I said in a post above, genius to hack a DLL, put some sticky tape around, couple of API calls he's the only one to know of and send a Shuttle to Mars. I know there are many of these in this forum, luckily. :)

Ka.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Sleuth255:
Some interesting ACM plugin codec developments:

I now have the exact same garbled audio in both directions :rolleyes:. However the reason it now works at all is a fundamental clue that I'm now looking into. The frames being sent to the decoder appear to be about half the size that it's designed to handle.

Specifically, the integer divide of input size \ GSMBLOCKSIZE was zero because size was < GSMBLOCKSIZE. If this size was zero, the encoder initially just exited. I changed the code so that if the division = zero and the original size was greater than zero then the divided size was now 1 instead of 0. Result was identical garbled audio in both directions.

It may actually be the "double frame" encoding/decoding logic that's dying. This GSM codec was designed for the audio ACM system and the RTC system may well be quite different....
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] aboutthemind:
T-Mobile HotSpot service or any other public Wi-Fi service to access the Internet:

Use the T-Mobile HotSpot Connection Manager software which, when installed on a laptop, automatically validates the T-Mobile HotSpot network when authenticating and encrypts "over the air" communications

If you are using a browser, verify that it is using SSL to validate the T-Mobile HotSpot network via server-side authentication

Ensure that any website to which you are transmitting sensitive personal or financial information uses SSL technology. To confirm that a website is using SSL:

Look for the "https://..." in the URL address

Look for a closed padlock (or key) icon in the bottom right-hand corner of your Internet browser as indicators you are accessing a secure site

Do not ignore security warnings from the browser

Inspect the Web site address in your browser's URL field to ensure you are communicating with the correct, secure Web site

Use VPNs and personal firewalls

Use anti-virus software and keep the software updated

Be aware that others may be able to look "over your shoulder" to see your login, credit card, or other personal information while using the service. The use of a privacy screen on your computer screen may help prevent others from seeing what is on your computer.

Properly log out of web sites by clicking log out instead of just closing your browser, or typing in a new Internet address

Avoid using web-based email or instant messaging that uses clear (unencrypted) text to send information you deem confidential

Remove or disable your wireless card if you are working offline on your computer and you are not planning to connect to the HotSpot service
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] aboutthemind:
get me off this limit member mky ass your lucky here i waiting to post ****

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Glossary of WLAN security acronyms

802.11b/g Industry standards designation for wireless ethernet

SSL Secure Socket Layer

PDA Personal Digital Assistant

VPN Virtual Private Network

WEP Wireline Equivalent Privacy

Wi-Fi Industry brand designation for wireless ethernet

WLAN Wireless Local Area Network

WPA Wi-Fi Protected Access.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] aboutthemind:
i m out i didn't read but oi know companies now r ember they contradict hot spots with the card that goes into the laptop hot spots are wifi but also fre gprs back door read into that i cant this takes me hours to type
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 123-Quest:
Hello,

I have a Htc one (M7) that is stuck in a bootloop. I first tried to find the solution in privious threads, but i could'nt find the right rom.

Thanks for your help.

(bootloader) version: 0.5

(bootloader) version-bootloader: 1.44.0000

(bootloader) version-baseband: 4A.22.3263.03

(bootloader) version-cpld: None

(bootloader) version-microp: None

(bootloader) version-main: 3.63.111.3

(bootloader) version-misc: PVT SHIP S-ON

(bootloader) serialno: FA3**********

(bootloader) imei: 354*************

(bootloader) meid: 00000000000000

(bootloader) product: m7_u

(bootloader) platform: HBOOT-8064

(bootloader) modelid: PN0710000

(bootloader) cidnum: 11111111

(bootloader) battery-status: good

(bootloader) battery-voltage: 3828mV

(bootloader) partition-layout: Generic

(bootloader) security: on

(bootloader) build-mode: SHIP

(bootloader) boot-mode: FASTBOOT

(bootloader) commitno-bootloader: dirty-5d8b0f7651bb88c960f701ae91477674a

getvar:all FAILED (unknown status code)

finished. total time: 0.211s

- - - - - - - -

tampered

relocked

security warning

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Please let me know if you need any further information.

And thanks a lot for your great work.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 123-Quest:
Any ideas mates ?

I tried to find a ruu.exe but i couldn't find it.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 123-Quest:
Anyone?

thank you
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sithhy™:
Unlock your bootloader... Maybe gonna fix it

Wysłane z mojego One przy użyciu Tapatalka
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alray:
If you have relocked the bootloader with a custom rom, custom recovery or custom kernel installed on your phone, it will bootloop. If this is what you did, yes unlocking the bootloader will probably fix your problem.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 123-Quest:
Thank you and Dziękuję Stachura5.

Thank you alray.

I managed to unlock the bootloader.

Now I have no boot loop but I only get the white logo screen.

the good news is; i can now access the recovery menu.

To me, it seems as if there is no os at all. For this reason the first thing that came to my mind, is to search for the right rom.

again, thanks.

I
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sithhy™:
Good to hear that it helped. I had the same problem with my One after relocking the bootloader, so I had to unlock it again [emoji4]
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 123-Quest:
Yes it helped, no boot loop , and i can access recovery menu. / the full half of the glas. :), now I think I should find the right custom rom; right?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sithhy™:
Yes, now you need a ROM. Find one that suits your liking & try to put it (somehow) on the phone [emoji4]
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 123-Quest:
Anything suits me, as long as it´s working. : )

I tried 3 different run.exe roms, but i get an error notification.

should the ruu zip match my modelid and cid=

modelid: PN0710000

cidnum: 11111111

I have almost no experience in this kind of things, so maybe someone here could kindly suggest a specific rom.

thanks
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 123-Quest:
I have a question please:

I am trying to flash the sense 7 rom using TWRP, do you think it suits my device?

thank you
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sithhy™:
Why shouldn't it? It's made for HTC devices [emoji4]
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zainkool:
What rom are your trying to flash, and how are you sending it to your phone?

---------- Post added at 12:22 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:11 PM ----------

Sense 7 should work. Are you transferring the zip file from your computer to your phone internal memory or you are ADB pushing?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 123-Quest:
I tried to flash sense 7 from recovery/ side load, everything worked well, but then the touchscreen was too unresponsive. I am trying again now.

let's hope.

thank you
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] donkeykong1:
What do you mean by "touchscreen was too unresponsive"? Was it complitely unresponsive? You couldn't do anything with your phone?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 123-Quest:
I mean I couldn't go to the next step using touchscreen, it must be some kind of bug. I am stuck again.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] donkeykong1:
Not a bug. You have a very old h-boot. You will need to upgrade your phone in order to get newer touch drivers so your touchscreen can work
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 123-Quest:
can you please give me a link, i don't even know what to look for.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] donkeykong1:
I need to get a hold of my laptop. If you can wait an hour or two till I get home, I will gladly help you
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 123-Quest:
:) i am lucky to be here. thank you for your help.

I need to get up very early, so maybe i'll check your post tomorrow.

I learnt a lot of new things dealing with this issue/ again i really appreciate this wonderful atmosphere here.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] donkeykong1:
OK mate. I'll post relevant links for you along with simple ( I hope ) instructions, so you can fix that beast of a phone, and hopefully use it for a nice long time [emoji4]
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] donkeykong1:
Let's do this.... I'm sorry it took so long, but I had so much to do today. Now, I suppose you have adb and fastboot on your PC, so you need to download https://www.dropbox.com/s/g9uy8nu6e...0.33Q.1718.01L_release_449362_signed.zip?dl=0 and put the zip file in your adb folder on your PC. Then, you need to relock your bootloader, and put your phone in bootloader mode and connect it to your PC. Then, in terminal, type "fastboot oem rebootRUU" which will put your phone in RUU mode and you are ready to flash. A small tip - rename the zip into something simple, like ruu so it's easier for you to write commands. Now, we're ready - next command is "fastboot flash zip ruu.zip" and wait. After a short time, you will get a error saying to flash zip imediately. That's normal, so you just issue "fastboot flash zip ruu.zip" again. If you don't want to type the command again, just press arrow up, and then enter on your PC. Wait till everything flashes, when it says "finished" in terminal, you're done. Reboot your phone, unlock bootloader again, flash custom recovery (TWRP 2.8.7.0 recomended) and flash away
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lokfukobe:
Hello, I am a new user of note4.

I remember on the first few days of using it...

The media browser was able to organize the whatsapp share media by contact/whatsapp group,

this facilitated the deleting of media very easily...

Until yesterday, I tried to use NOVA launcher and the activity shortcut to modify the setting on FingerAirView and SmartScroll those stuff...

of cos eventually that wasnt work at all...

but then as a result, my media browser no longer can work in the way it used to be.....

Anyone of you experienced this??

Thank you very much~~~
[Redmi Note 2 Original Android Development] lokjianming:
Changelog (2016/05/12)

Fixed FM Radio and SD card

Added Engineering Mode and FaceLock

Synced Latest CyanogenMod Source Code
[Redmi Note 2 Original Android Development] lokjianming:
Reserved
[Redmi Note 2 Original Android Development] Javi22:
Great project, thanks!
[Redmi Note 2 Original Android Development] puppetmaster22:
Thx for your project ;)
[Redmi Note 2 Original Android Development] cukierkas:
At least 1st post looks nice ;)

Išsiųsta naudojantis Redmi Note 2 Tapatalk 4 Lt
[Redmi Note 2 Original Android Development] bumcykcyk:
Thanks, but who does the tests? Any link?
[Redmi Note 2 Original Android Development] lokjianming:
I'm testing it. Things seem to be running quite well. Will upload it soon.:)
[Redmi Note 2 Original Android Development] DarthJabba9:
Is the bluetooth working okay with phone calls in a car?
[Redmi Note 2 Original Android Development] syl0n:
Bule's build has IR blaster working. If you look in the other CM12 thread, there is a sensor patch that contains some libs that fixed it.
[Redmi Note 2 Original Android Development] BloodyScreen:
WOW! Seriously, I'm super excited for this. I've been having some issues with clean AOSP for a while so this is some awesome timing :)

EDIT: Noticed something in the OP.

Shouldn't that be ROM OS Version: 5.1.x Lollipop
[Redmi Note 2 Original Android Development] lokjianming:
Can you please kindly give me a link to that thread?
[Redmi Note 2 Original Android Development] lokjianming:
Can you please kindly test it for me when I upload the build?