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[Networking] Frools:
Anyone get these two to play nice together?

Details:

Cisco PIX 501e at the office

WM6 3g phone (HTC TyTn II)

vista/xp laptop (working properly on either would be great right now :p)

VPN setup on the pix is, i believe, fine. I could be wrong tho, i set it up by trial and error + reading the manual having never even touched a cisco device before

It works tho and has worked flawlessly for months now with Cisco VPN Client on XP or Vista machines.

Old phone was WM5 and used the clunky and annoying modem emulator to enable a laptop to use it to connect to intarwebs in the middle of nowhere, this was great and after faffing about getting it setup worked fine (required you to be logged in as administrator on vista tho :\ and not just a user account with admin privileges, actually administrator. Annoying.)

New phone is WM6 and uses internet sharing to connect with a laptop, this is a much better solution with no faffing about in vista and XP

Problem: Cisco VPN client connects to the pix through Internet Sharing on the phone just fine, however no traffic gets through.

Cannot ping, web browse, dns, rdc or anything to the network at work. Tried with Cisco VPN client v4.6.00.0049 and v5.0.01.0600 on XP and v5.0.00.0340 on Vista, none work.

This sucks :(

Now, i know its not a problem with the laptop or the vpn software on the laptop as these work fine when connected over ethernet or wifi.

Its not a problem with the phone's 3g connection, i installed a trial of bluefire vpn client onto it and that connects to the vpn and works just fine when the phone is in standalone mode.

However for the life of me i cannot get the two bloody things to work together.

Plz halp :(
[Networking] kiwi992:
Hi,

Often times, the inability to ping a

local

host (computers or other connected devices e.g router, hardware firewall, printer, PPC, etc) or hosts, is due to the firewall not allowing traffic through the router. It can also be that the hosts are incorrectly configured to be on

different subnets

, even though they are local, as in your own case.

Proceed as follows to troubleshoot:

a). Ping the router

Note that the idea is to see if we can establish communication with the router or hardware firewall such as the Pix.

At command prompt (c:\>) type:

ping 192.168.0.1

(each router manufacturer uses a different default internal IP address for its router) - the one above is for a Netgear or D-Link router - for a Cisco router, you would need to know the Cisco IOS command - see your router manual for this.

b). ipconfig /all

Note: there is a space before the forwardslash.

When it returns the parameters, check to see that the IP addresses are all on the same subnet.

This is crucially important for you to take good note. If you are not able to ping a local host or gateway, it's most likely due to this.

c). Ping the Pix Firewall (using its IP address)

d). Ping a

remote

IP address, e.g. your ISP's gateway or DNS server

e). Is there traffic? If it returns successfully, then ping the other hosts, including the VPN client.

Pix Firewall

Check to see that the Access Control List is configured correctly by ensuring that the IP addresses of the connected hosts have been entered, with the relevant access rights.

Router

Log on to the router. Whilst there:

Ensure that the hosts (computers, etc) are all on the SAME subnet. If they are on different subnets, you must correct the IP addresses to reflect that they are on the same subnet.

Note: If you do really want them to be on different subnets, then you need to use a default gateway.

Hope this helps.

kiwi992.
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] the lost account:
I own h815 (LG G4), and i have successfully flashed (twrp-3.0.2-0-h815.img) as well as unlocked my bootloader. Now i need to access recovery mode, but my phone goes to safe mode if i try using VOLUME DOWN + POWER. So i used the following command in adb "adb reboot recovery" and it boots my phone, but all i see is laying android with open body and RED triangle and nothing happens.

So if anybody has an idea what could i do, let me know.

P.S. I did try other version TWRP, but the same occurs. And i am running Windows 10 64 bit pro, with all drivers, adb and sdk ready. Also sorry for the provided picture being blurry, it's been taken with old Samsung device.

Preview of the issue: (Just type imgur than .com than \ than fBlaeC1) [with out spaces and than]

Thank you all in advance! :)
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] El Presidente81:
I recall having similar issues. Copy the recovery image to your SD card, and keep a copy in the folder which contains the fastboot exe on your PC.

Open a command prompt and type fastboot boot recovery.img (where recovery.img is the name of the img file you're using). It should boot you in to twrp.

From there, you can flash the image you copied to the SD card using the install command.

Make sense?

Edit: it's explained here in a little more detail (towards the end of the first post): http://xdaforums.com/g4/help/lgup-install-kdz-mm-lp-t3249803
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] the lost account:
Yeah that's what i did, and i used different twrp witch worked. Sadly due to my inpatients i have managed to hard brick my phone. Because i took my battery out when the twrp was trying to root. Since there was no bar, i taught it was in boot loop. After that it won't boot up, it's stuck in "bootloader status: unlocked"...

Well tomorrow i will put it on octopus box, and flash new h185. I just hope, that i'll succeed in rooting this device.

Also the working method for twrp can be found on android root guides. They seem to recommend "Chainfire SuperSU for LG G4" as rooting method.

If you have rooted your device, let me know witch method have you used.
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sirsomething:
Try to use lgup to flash the stock files. I think you can do that from any screen. After that do what the other dude said and if will work like a charm
[LG G Flex 2] Drkm433:
Good stats for this phone, but the overheating is annoying
[LG G Flex 2] Shuyin10:
And how many screen on ? (most important) 4h for me
[LG G Flex 2] Drkm433:
Screen on 2 hours in the morning and 3/4 after, MM is great with the battery, but i miss root access
[LG G Flex 2] XdaJoeX:
i got between 2 and 4 hours depending on signal strength... for me there is no improvement in MM to LP.. but i think there can be if we could only limit the screentouch boost and/or the max frequencies of booth clusters
[LG G Flex 2] raugaral:
close pokemon go
[LG G Flex 2] whoami_amiu:
Mine on Lollipop, with root and greenify along with lux free version :laugh:

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[LG G Flex 2] sheikh.sami17:
how do u get this battery life?

im on lollipop too. 5.1.1zv6 ls996 rooted i get like 3 hours sot and the phone drains on standby too. help me
[LG G Flex 2] whoami_amiu:
Check out which apps are draining the most battery. Then select them to sleep via Greenify. Whenever you put your phone on standby, select the Greenify button shortcut instead of double tapping your screen to turn off. And use a normal charger instead of the fast charger that comes in the box, whenever possible. Only use your fast charger when urgency occurs.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M9)] kehumi:
Hi XDA community,

I'm scared out of my mind. Tried rooting for the first time ever, but don't actually know what I'm doing. Using various guides I found in these forums, I:

1. Used HTCdev to unlock the bootloader

2. Used ADB to install TWRP 3.0.2-0

3. Used TWRP to install UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.76.zip

Once that finished, my phone tried booting up (the white HTC logo) but now it has the red development build text at the bottom.... and then it gets into an infinite boot loop.

I don't know how to fix my phone. Please someone here with guidance, please help.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M9)] cyberp_nk:
I've got the same identical issue.

I was able to get out of the boot loop by holding volume up and power, and I got back to download mode. From there, since the SU update I tried to install boot looped me (I was following this tutorial), I jumped ahead and just installed cm13 as I was planning to.

This install went fine, but then I ran into the issue of the rom not recognizing my sim card. I've been researching this problem and I guess I need to update my baseband? I tried for hours but I do not know how to accomplish this, and couldn't figure it out for the life of me. This thread on the cyanongenmod forum seemed to be the closest thing to help I could find, but still it didn't help very much.

So at this point now I'm trying to back out and unroot my phone and get everything back to factory settings; it doesn't feel worth it anymore to me since I've just had trouble every step of the way. I've been trying to follow this post to get back to at least a usable factory rom. But I can't even get this one to install because I cannot access my phone through adb while it's in download mode. Furthermore the instructions are just confusing me because I'm not so versed in the nomenclature of these procedures.

Is there anyone that can help me get back to complete stock t-mobile sense? Or if not, help me get my cm13 rom to recognize my sim card so I can at least have my phone working in some capacity? I'd be tremendously grateful of either. I'm really in over my head here and quite scared I won't be able to figure this out.
[LG V10 General] heathenasparagus:
http://xdaforums.com/tmobile-lg-v10/general/step-step-guide-rooting-lg-v10-using-t3382631
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] elesbb:
I present to you SuperNOVA Kernel.

A highly customized kernel built from ground up. I added many tweaks and features not found in the STOCK kernel, as well as some tiny bits from other kernels.

MAIN FEATURES

Undervolt/Overvolt - Complete voltage control.

Underclock/Overclock - Additional overclocking and underclocking CPU frequencies

Ktoonservative governor - The legendary, the great, ktoonsez governor tweaked by myself for even more awesomeness!!! Thank you [MENTION=4325945]ktoonsez[/MENTION]!!

Multi-level flashlight - Using my flashlight widget plus this kernel, get mult-level flashlight settings.

Thermal Control - My very own customized thermal control

LED Control - Complete LED control, brightness, fade, charging options

100% SELinux PERMISSIVE (Cannot be set to enforce by ANYTHING)

NOVA Controller - My own self made app to control and interact with the kernel

Many more I cannot remember right now, plus many more to come!!

Things to do... (listed in priority)

GPU Control - Custom frequencies, voltages and governor

Camera options - More control over the camera. ISO Exposure time, FPS for slow motion etc... whatever I can improve.

Vibration control - More control over the vibrations of the device

The above list will be completed WHEN I HAVE TIME!

I will take requests, but I will NOT add synapse support. I made my own app to control the kernel.

I will be upgrading this thread and my kernel for as long as I own the device. But I only have so much time to update it.

How to install?

You must have a rooted Samsung Galaxy S6 on Sprint.

You must have a custom recovery for flashing files.

Download the kernel file

Copy kernel installer file to your device.

Using your custom recovery, find the installer file, select it and flash.

Using your custom recovery, reboot your device.

Post any issues here with a FULL write up of what/how you came across these issues.

Enjoy!!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] elesbb:
CHANGELOG

April 17th 2017 -----

Fixed another random reboot from fingerprint booster, should be completely gone

Adjusted fingerprint booster, should be a lot faster now

Adjusted task scheduling, now uses the core with the absolute lowest to place tasks on, I have personally not changed my settings and noticed a huge performance boost

Some other things I cannot recall

April 4th 2017 ------

Removed a random reboot

Tweaked ktoonservative

Added ability for different CPU governor ktoonservative settings per each CPU (big and small)

Fast charge for USB and car chargers

YOU MUST WIPE THE DATA FOR SUPERNOVA APP BEFORE INSTALLING LATEST BUILD!!!!!!!!!

Some other things...

November 11th 2016 ------

Rewrote a lot of the ktoonservative governor to remove a lot of the random reboots that were happening.

Added a few powerful features to the ktoonservative governor.

Removed some unnecessary wake locks from the kernel.

Added a kernel level option for disabling the button lights. (Cycle the screen on then off to toggle the behavior) *Note there is nothing "better" than using any software method. I prefer this method tho because I noticed when turning on the screen, the button lights flickered for a sec. Stupid tiny detail, but drove me nuts xD

Some other code improvements that are not really important to specify.

SUPERNOVA CONTROLLER APP NEW FEATURES

1. Fixed settings at boot issue when delay was used.

2. ADDED PROFILE SHARING :D YAYAY.

3. ADDED PER-APP DEVICE PROFILING, AS WELL AS GENERAL PROFILES.

Will prolly make a video better defining these.

TO-DO:

1. GPU Frequency and volt control - Prolly will happen after semester is over, then the following options will happen.

2. Fast charging options for when connected to USB.

3. Camera stuff.

Flashlight app can be found here.

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24588232905721042
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] koop1955:
Wow, [MENTION=2675647]elesbb[/MENTION], what an ambitious project to develop both the kernel and the controller app! Like the good old days of our friend ktoonsez kernel.

Thank you for this.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] crazynapkinman:
What app to control kernel?

Ok currently using kernel adiuter and there is nothing for options besides the governor....

What app should i be using here?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] koop1955:
As is stated in the OP: "NOVA Controller - My own self made app to control and interact with the kernel."
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] crazynapkinman:
Where do i get this app?

Not finding it on play

Never mind. I found the app in the app drawer
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] flashthis:
Will this only work on pb6 or is the newest pf4 ok?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] JoeFCaputo113:
How's battery/performance?!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] elesbb:
It works on PF4, I personally am on PF4 using this exact kernel. I just have PB6 listed in the title as those are the sources I grabbed from Samsung.

You can configure the governor to behave to your own tastes/preferences. I personally can unplug at 4:30 am and go until 9:30 PM with 25% remaining. This is under heavy use as well. But, my device lags a bit. Something I personally can tolerate.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] crazynapkinman:
How do we remove your custom app superNOVA? I've tried Titanium Backup but it cant locate the APK file.

Where does it install to?

I see it is a system file.

Also, when i flash this or any other kernel i get a message saying there have been operations that have made unauthorized changes. Reboot to remove these changes.

What's that about?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] elesbb:
That is Knox. You can freeze/uninstall knox and you won't see that. Also, why would you want to remove the superNOVA app? How else will you control the kernel?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] crazynapkinman:
After flashing different kernel, your app stays as a system app. Can't remove it

And thanks for Knox info. I will freeze it with titanium backup
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] elesbb:
Just delete it through root explorer. I guess I can migrate it to a user app. That way you can uninstall it via androids app manager.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] crazynapkinman:
I have tried all if those techniques to no avail. It says the apk isn't foubd and i couldn't find it either via root browser.

Also, after freezing knox, i still get the annoying message about unauthorized changes...

Any ideas?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] elesbb:
/system/app/SuperNOVA <-- Delete that directory to get rid of SuperNOVA, a reboot will then remove it from your app drawer.

Unauthorized changes is I believe this package com.samsung.android.securitylogagent

You can open a terminal and type "pm path com.samsung.android.securitylogagent" to figure out the apk location then delete it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] elesbb:
Second post now contains a descriptive explanation of the ktoonservative governor options.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] crazynapkinman:
Froze the SecurityLogAgent in Titanium Backup and voila! No more annoying notifications!

Thanks!

---------- Post added 13th July 2016 at 12:32 AM ---------- Previous post was 12th July 2016 at 11:57 PM ----------

Could you screen shot your settings?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] elesbb:
If you give me till about beginning of August, I will have the SuperNOVA app updated with the ability to share governor profiles. But, I can make a post with my settings. Not right now tho, btw, a screenshot won't show everything.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] crazynapkinman:
Yes, i know. You would have to take multiple screens. I and I'm sure others would appreciate it!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] crazynapkinman:
And sharing profiles. Smart. Never thought of that myself. Ate there kernel controllers that do that? (Kernel Aduiter or the like)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] koop1955:
In the "old" days the ability to download and share profiles was a key feature of the KTweaker which was part of the custom kernel.

http://xdaforums.com/sprint-galaxy-s6/orig-development/kernel-kt-sgs6-ocv-ktweaker-t3093009

Many props to [MENTION=2675647]elesbb[/MENTION] for updating this whole concept.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] elesbb:
yup, as [MENTION=3816775]koop1955[/MENTION] stated, [MENTION=4325945]ktoonsez[/MENTION] was the genius behind this idea. He even had it set up that you can upload your options to a server and simply download them through ktweaker. I'm not sure if I will do that, may just have people upload them here. But if ktoonsez gives me access to his servers, I can set it up. The only thing different about ktweaker and mine will be that only governor options will be set. OR the user can choose to apply the governor, voltages, LED, etc individually. With Ktweaker, when I applied a profile, it usually made my device reboot due to incompatible voltage settings. Simply was solved by editing out the voltages from the profile file.

Also, [MENTION=5906430]crazynapkinman[/MENTION] (love the username btw xD), I personally do not like any "universal" kernel controllers. Kernels are not universal, therefore there can't be a universal app to control it. Each kernel is built specifically for each device. So I believe a kernel dev should spend a few hours making a kernel controller app for their kernel.

And koop, love how you say the "old" days. HAHAHA xD has it really been that long!?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] koop1955:
My last post on the ktoonsez thread was EXACTLY one year ago: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=61851555&postcount=142

In XDA forum time that was the "old days."
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] crazynapkinman:
Not sure if its a bug or not but when i flash your kernel my wifi stops authenticating the connection. I then have to forget the network and sign in again. Afterwards is flawless.

Normal?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] elesbb:
I think that is normal. As long as its fine afterwards, like after you have setup the WiFi AP point again, it should automatically connect and such. Just a hassle if you flash a lot lol.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] crazynapkinman:
True story. Tis a hassle. But yes, it works consistently after
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] 5dprince:
Nice one - Thanks!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] 1Dirty_Mike:
I just installed this Kernal, was super slick and easy. Just wondering if you recommend to flash a certain ROM or stay on stock, I was thinking of Renegade, but not sure if it works well with SuperNOVA?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] elesbb:
So long as it's a stock touchwiz ROM, and not an aosp ROM, anything that tickles your fancy should work.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] nyfl2004:
Hey [MENTION=2675647]elesbb[/MENTION], great job man. It's good to see some kernel development around here. I would love if maybe we can collaborate a little and get your kernel as an option in the Renegade Rom installer and maybe even if you could put together one for the edge. That's if time allows, of course. Thanks man!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] koop1955:
GREAT idea! [MENTION=2675647]elesbb[/MENTION] and [MENTION=4819732]nyfl2004[/MENTION], I'd love to see this happen.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] crazynapkinman:
Im on that train!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] hotwired34:
Count me in as well!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] elesbb:
Sure man, not a problem. Just shoot me a PM with more details and we will work things out. I also have an update coming out soon for my kernel. Features app-specific profiles, general profiles, battery level mhz control, and a lot of random reboot fixes.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] hotwired34:
Will you also be adding the profile sharing for sharing settings?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] elesbb:
Nope. Sorry. No time for that right now. That is like last on my list. Sorry guys.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] nyfl2004:
hey [MENTION=2675647]elesbb[/MENTION]. Have you heard of any issues with your kernel and systemless su?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] elesbb:
No, not really. I am using it myself. The only issue I could think of, which I did myself, is:

1. Flash SuperSU (latest version or version different than the one I patched)

2. Flash my kernel (which would probably lead to a bootloop)

The simple fix is to do the following:

1. Flash SuperSU (any version)

2. Flash my kernel.

3. Flash SuperSU again.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] nyfl2004:
No worries, thanks for the reply man. Looking forward to your next release. Be well!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] MP808:
[MENTION=2675647]elesbb[/MENTION]

Wish I had your settings to achieve that Herculean feat
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] elesbb:
Patience my friend :) I am working on getting environment specific profiles working. I will probably incorporate profile sharing in the next update too. Hope to have it out by tomorrow. BUT no promises!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] MP808:
I cannot wait! This just keeps getting better and better and I'm sure many more will appreciate this voodoo that you do :p
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] MP808:
I've slowed down the CPU to 200000 min 300k max on the small cores and 300000 min 400k max on the big. Also, chose to favor little cores. I did all of this to test the impact on battery life, but I can't really notice or tell. There is a lag though but it's tolerable. I think I'd rather use [MENTION=2675647]elesbb[/MENTION]'s settings.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] crazynapkinman:
My undervolting has produced negligible effects. Back to running at stock voltages.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] MP808:
"My undervolting has produced negligible effects. Back to running at stock voltages."

Me too. Im sacrificing speed with minor lag for no apparent reason. I can see a lot of people either messing things up or getting frustrated with this. I was stuck in a reset loop where I had settings applied, then it would restart over and over until I was fast enough to go in and set everything to default before resetting again.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] crazynapkinman:
Yep. I just encountered a soft reboot during a phone call.... :(