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[Droid X General] ncwildcat:
You can go over without tethering. This its a modification to system files. You do have to be rooted to do that. All people are saying is that verizon throttles data speeds, especially for heavy users. Your data still works, out is just much slower.

Sent from my personal space
[Droid X General] LexusBrian400:
I dont think u read what I quoted. he said you had to be rooted to tether. All I was saying is thats not true. PDAnet in the market allows you to tether.. no root needed. I wasnt talking about this hack.
[Droid X General] ncwildcat:
Ah...after reading his post again he obviously doesn't know much about data. I can go way over 5gig because I download directly to my phone a lot and watch videos. In my home we go over 50 gig for the same reason. Netflix uses a crap ton of bandwidth. Maybe he needs to learn about data. Verizon actually has more data capacity with there fiber network than any other data provider, wireless our otherwise.

Sent from my personal space
[Droid X General] Explodee:
If you guys are done bickering I'll get back on topic and post the services.jar file I pulled from my X and modified following the original post from Bthomas22x. Boot into recovery and apply ServicesUnthrottled.zip.

Note #1 - I am not responsible for anything happening to you phone.

Note #2 - My services.jar has a WHITE clock because I have a black status bar. If you have a BLACK clock you need to do it the manual way.

Note #3 - It took my X a little while to boot up so don't freak out if it's at the boot logo for a while.
[Droid X General] davidukfl:
this ok to be installed on any rom?
[Droid X General] Imoseyon:
Didn't cause issues with gummyjar.
[Droid X General] blubyu87gt:
I think the only prerequisite is you need to be de-odexed. Tried it with the odex files in place and sat at the M for about 20 min. Flashed recovery and manual deoexed and booted after about 5 min. Running otherwise stock 2.2.1...

Going to wait till tomorrow and flash between recoveries to see any noticeable difference.
[Droid X General] Abe21599:
hmmm might give this a go.
[Droid X General] kejar31:
Testing this on GummyJAR now.. If all goes well I may include this in my next ROM release :)
[Droid X General] Abe21599:
seems like a member already did this :) check on DF
[Droid X General] kejar31:
Yea I say his post but I like moding and testing my own files :)
[Droid X General] Abe21599:
yes good point lol
[Droid X General] DebianDog:
I want to but don't want to mess up my no clock black notification bar

Beamed from my DroidX
[Droid X General] Trongable:
Running on RubiX 1.9.5, doesn't seem to help so far. I was getting 1.5 down and 0.9 up consistently about 15 minutes ago. Backed up, installed zip, and now getting 0.7 down and 0.5 up consistently. Will try again tomorrow but without the 15 minute spread (from nand backup).

EDIT: Might've been a coincidence that it slowed down. Restored backup; it's slow on RubiX now, too.
[Droid X General] user1484:
I have to disagree, I hit 5gb on the 25th day of this billing cycle and I don't tether with my phone and I certainly don't "run my whole house off of it". I use a Slingbox to watch TV at work, Pandora to listen to music, as well as remote desktop connection and other apps. Basicly, I use my phone as if I have unlimited bandwidth available to me because that is what I am paying for. I don't care if my account is "notated", if Verizon doesn't want me to use more than 5gb/month they should have sold the plan as 5gb/month not Unlimited and I would have taken my business elsewhere.
[Droid X General] davidukfl:
was thinking the same thing.

I wonder if after this is applied, we could just re-apply the no-clock mod, or would that undo this one?
[Droid X General] Droid-Xer:
This isn't talking about capped data. It merely allows full speed for those who use a crap ton of data. VZW slows down speeds for those that use alot and this breaks that governor.

Now this should work on any rom/theme combo correct, or am I missing something? Im running gummy with watermarkd theme.
[Droid X General] davidukfl:
My home internet went out for a week or so a month back, so i ended up tethering with my phone, however i noticed after an hour or so online the speed just all of a sudden dropped to a crawl, i figured it was Verizon throttling my speed, so we'll see if this fixes that :)
[Droid X General] davidukfl:
installed on ApeX 1.3.1 alright. First boot gave me a system force close error, however after a reboot it's working fine.

anyone know if re-applying the no-clock mod will undo this though?
[Droid X General] byproxy:
just manually applies to latest version of fission. took a while to reboot so don't freak out if it takes a few minutes. don't know if it's eliminated any kind if throttling, but the rom booted and is running fine so far as i can tell.
[Droid X General] Explodee:
If you guys are really that worried about clocks and compatability just follow the directions from Bthomas22x post that I linked to in my earlier post and pull your own services.jar. It was a lot easier than I expected and the whole process should be done in less than 10 minutes.
[Droid X General] Legacystar:
i followed the steps exactly but when my phone restarts i get a force close and no network connection

Nvm got it working but not really seeing a difference
[Droid X General] mfinlay04:
Just flashed a theme with this updated jar file to do the dirty work for me... always wondered why my wifes og droid always downloaded faster than my x. Hopefully this will correct that issue. And as far as using 5+ gb I do that easily every month without tethering. Im a rom whore and with no home internet so I do everything on my phone. Surpassed 20 gb one month without tethering at all
[Droid X General] blubyu87gt:
No difference whatsoever for me at home. ****ty speeds with full bars. Oh well.
[Droid X General] btucker2003:
Im running apex nexolution no clock...flashed and all is fine on my end!
[Droid X General] bobabc:
Worked great for me. Im always getting crappy speeds in my area. Ran speed test before and after. Went from 500-550 down to 12-1400 down. Consistantly. Im not sure why this works but it does.
[Droid X General] :
Might be my imagination, but I don't notice any faster data speeds, in fact my system feels very sluggish after installing this patch. Nandroid to the rescue! Oh well.
[Droid X General] btucker2003:
Here's one I just ran...not to bad!
[Droid X General] mrhost:
Why do (Wireless)Reps feel like you are doing something wrong to download 5GB of data? I mean, just cause YOU don't doesn't mean others don't. Grow up. I use my data on a regular basis just as others do here. I hit over and under my 5GB but I use my phone to access other PCs while outside of my network for troubleshooting as well as I do download many legal videos and watch youtube as well as many other video streaming sites. I of course MUST be doing something illegal.

I do have my phone rooted but I don't use a non OEM ROM at this time but did on my previous phone. You might want to think twice about making such accusatory remarks. MANY not all (Wireless)reps think they know the facts abotu everything wireless related. Unfortunately, most of them are wrong. When you have a technology that is expanding, especially in this realm of the Social internet and videos galore that are available and I did forget to mention my use of Pandora(in high quality mode) which is I assume you know, LEGAL. I think you are just plain rude for even commenting like that and on a Developers forum..wow..I do have to say you got b@lls..maybe not big ones..but the Verizon Rep size. I do know quite a few Reps and techs from Verizon and there are some really smart people, who wouldn't dare say what you did, but there are others..well ..like you.
[Droid X General] tizonly1:
Little before and after

Fission 2.4.3
[Droid X General] raziel36:
I had a Sprint Rep make this argument with me 8 years ago. I didn't have a data cable for the phone and it was just a standard flip phone, no way to tether. Point being, never assume things based on your own experience. I have used 5gigs in half a month with my Droid X, without tethering even once. Streaming a UFC/WWE PPV has easily used 1+GB in a single night, directly on my phone. I also download all my ROMs and MP3s directly to my phone. It is my primary source of internet, as I am rarely near my PC anymore. My area has full coverage in 3g, and my phone is more than capable of using well over 5GB. Nearly impossible, yet done in only about 15 days.. VZW reps always believe what they are fed by their bosses/training manuals?? :P

Just saying......
[Droid X General] Coderedpl:
I'm at about 5.8GB's and about 14 more days of the cycle to go.

Anyway, I did this on my phone and not that much of a difference. Wish i was getting my wifi speeds from home, lol

EDIT:

I noticed a bug when doing this. I'm unable to access the files "app" in the app drawer. I press on it and the screen just flashes
[Droid X General] byproxy:
hmm... i'm getting the same thing with the camera. screen just flashes when i try to open after doing this. possible bug?
[Droid X General] crobs808:
Holy cow...you only use 2GB in a month? I use about 10-15GB each month, and that is without downloading anything intentionally or tethering (except maybe 2 or 3 apps a month from the market). Both my 3rd party data monitor app and Verizon data app show over 10GB from last month. I do not stream music or movies either. Hmm, speed is fine for me so I guess I won't worry about it.
[Droid X General] cellzealot:
You can disable the data throttle in the NVRAM too with a simple seem edit using RadioComm.

I don't see any difference in throughput but I have never been throttled that I was aware of despite using up to 6-7GB/month on occasion. Only used 2.5 this past month.

Seem 01C2 record 0001 bytes length 0001 default value = 01 change to 00 and write back to phone.

This makes no changes whatsoever to your system files as it is a low level setting in the baseband.

Again, I make no claims about the efficacy of this hack, just providing another method to do the same thing with greater ease.

I don't think it's that big of a deal...YMMV. ;)
[Droid X General] eraursls1984:
Are you kidding me? I used 16 gigs last month and I've never tethered with my phone. Its not that hard to go beyond 5 gigs. I was hitting 6-8 gigs with very little use when I had my super slow blackberry storm, that was just email, pandora and a little (VERY LITTLE) web surfing.
[Droid X General] GTablet:
I have to say that this really worked! I went from u/871 - d/842 to u/1505 - d/908

Thank you for the heads up and the great share on this! This really will make a difference as I use this to augment my home network so that I can still work when my internet is down.

This is outstanding! :D :D :D :D
[Droid X General] k0smo86:
Wow I love my phone but do not think I can look at it long enough to use 5+ gb
[Droid X General] Coderedpl:
I would like to know if anybody got around the certain apps not opening issue.
[Droid X General] owenbeals:
Is there any way to do this on stock 2.2
[Droid X General] zowwie:
What are the right RadioComm settings for the Droid X? I have v.11.11.7. Which chipset is it? I'm not looking for step-by-agonizing-step instructions, just a push in the right direction. :)
[Droid X General] Gimpeh:
I wonder if TBH will release a NVRAM hack for this.
[Droid X General] mfinlay04:
Thought my latency was bad!!
[Droid X General] tekahuna:
They should. Their DUN patch is now obsolete. Wireless Tether for Root Users, as of 2.0.6-pre5, supports AP/Infrastructure mode tethering. No switching back and forth between mobile, and mobile_dun, resetting your 3G connection all the time like 3G Mobile Hotspot does... Atleast, not by the app... If your 3G is still bouncing all the time with Wireless Tether, that's another issue... Maybe this issue...

wireless_tether_2_0_6-pre5.apk
[Droid X General] blubyu87gt:
Ive noticed when people have the "data link lost" and the error with the 3g mobile hotspot just dropping the connection at random the device is normally on nighttime saver or max battery saver. Go to performance mode and it should (for the 2 DX's and 2 D2's I have tried it on at least.) stop giving you the errors and losing the data link.

Also I have been using the 2_0_6-pre5 for a couple days and it works in AP really well. No issues at all.

For anyone interested in the inner workings of it can look here:

http://code.google.com/p/android-wifi-tether/issues/detail?id=455

The dl link for pre5:

http://android-wifi-tether.googlecode.com/files/wireless_tether_2_0_6-pre5.apk
[Droid X General] tekahuna:
Thankyou!!! No more pre-releases, though... 2.0.6 has hit the market! :)
[Droid X General] cellzealot:
D1/DX/D2 are all QSC 6085 chipset so the MA is CDMA1X/EVDO/60X5 chipset base.

:cool:
[Droid X General] blubyu87gt:
When I tried the market version this morning it kept staying adhoc for my DX (D2 was AP though) so figured I would post the pre that I have tested. :)
[Droid X General] tekahuna:
Really? If you want to talk about it, head over to the Wireless Tether Ap/Infrastructure thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=901829
[Droid X General] haledroid:
I'm getting random reboots after flashing the file on the first page. I'm running gummyjar 2.5

He must be on a different rom.

Right now I'm manually removing the bandwidth throttling from gummy jar 2.5 services.jar i'll post my work after I know its working.
[Droid X General] JinxtPhoto:
I've been wanting to know if there was a way to just use a different DNS server than VZW's. Like OpenDNS or GoogleDNS. Looks like this may work in a similar fashion if that's not actually what it's doing.

If this is not what this is doing does anyone know of a way to do that? Wouldn't that provide the same benefits?
[Droid X General] meshdub:
This is what you are looking for.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=902822
[Droid X General] JinxtPhoto:
Sweet. Hopefully the "bug" will be found non-existent or fixed soon.
[Droid X General] mrcookjr:
I dunno if its just me but my 3g reception seems better now.
[Droid X General] Jmoney47:
I'm running the latest fission and I was wondering if I could just install the zip file from an earlier post.

Does anyone know? I don't want to brick my phone again. Its a real pain to restore it
[Droid X General] ahffl:
uncapped data

I flashed this file over Rubix 1.9.5 I had to restore from backup as any time i received a call it would reboot my phone. Any thoughts?
[Droid X General] DNak206:
Tried the throttle.zip given earlier with no success.. my speeds actually went down (using the SpeedTest app off the market), but interestingly enough, using Wifi tether, my speeds were faster from my laptop (SMH?).. Restored and about to test again.
[Droid X General] davidukfl:
i did and it worked great. Much higher speeds woot! :D
[Droid X General] galaga4991:
Wait, so this only helps people who go over the 5GB/month limit? Sorry if this is a dumb question, I'm still somewhat new to rooting and Customs ROMs and phone modifications in general.
[Droid X General] owenbeals:
Is there anyway to do this without installing a rom?
[Droid X General] meshdub:
No, it helps everyone. Apparently your data speed is throttled during peak hours or in congested areas. This will allow you to utilize full bandwidth available.

Yes, no ROMs required. The link in the first post describes how to do it manually.
[Droid X General] tekahuna:
Has anyone tried just removing execute permission from the Throttle Controller binary @ /system/bin/tc?

#chmod 600 /system/bin/tc

#reboot

My data usage counter was reset today, so I'm not sure if I can properly test it...

If you're over 5GB, with an unedited(throttle service deleted) system.jar and you feel like you're being throttled, give that a try. The idea being, that if /system/bin/tc can't be executed, then the throttle can't be setup in the kernel.

This is just a fart in the dark...
[Droid X General] Gimpeh:
A fart in the dark stick effectively smells.
[Droid X General] tekahuna:
Ahhh... Butt when you fart, does a leaf rustle on a tree in Libertyville? The futterfly effect...
[Droid X General] WACOMalt:
Thanks very largely to you! I saw you on the google bug pages helping the dev out with tests, nice job!
[Droid X General] tekahuna:
I appreciate your appreciation, and I appreciate you as well! I see you lit the fire under Harald's arse, and helped him get an understanding of what's going on with our phones, since he doesn't have one... He was ready to go when I came along, and I know that made my part in it all, much easier! ;)
[Droid X General] teon39:
Your crazy i stream music and movies and i have went over 5gb and i use mine legally
[Droid X General] LexusBrian400:
To the vzw 'rep' - you don't need to be rooted to tether. Pdanet is in the market. No wonder u reps are known as morons... Its not' illegal' if its in the market, for non rooted phones.
[Droid X General] GTablet:
Does anyone know if this still works now that we have upgraded to GB?
[Droid X General] chbennett:
It should work on stock ginger bread. And to the person two above, its not "illegal" to root, the us federal court said so, and it is not "illegal" to tether as we pay for a monthly unlimited amount of data to use for any feature of our phones, tethering is such a feature. Car makers don't sell you a car then charge you to use the air conditioner. So why can a phone provider do the same thing?
[Droid X General] gc14:
It won't work on stock GB. You need to be rooted in order to apply this.

To accomplish this, you need to deodex services.jar and then use baksmali to disassemble classes.dex. You then need to remove all the throttling files and reassemble classes.dex using smali.

In order to do ALL of this, you need to be rooted so you can overwrite services.jar in /system/framework.
[Droid X General] GTablet:
Mine is rooted... I am using the modified version released by Team Blackhat...

My services.jar file is in this services.zip if you care to look at it.
[Droid X General] gc14:
It doesn't look like you're deodexed. You need to be running a deodexed ROM in order to apply this like I said in my previous post. That services.jar file you posted is useless unless you deodex it.
[Droid X General] chbennett:
I thought root was assumed. My fault.
[Droid X General] NegativeOne:
I know how to decompile an apk, and i've deodexed my phone before with a java app... xMaster or something...

What deodexer is good nowadays? And would you mind giving me a tip as to where in classes.dex I might find said lines?:) thanks.
[Droid X General] gc14:
Once services.jar is deodexed, you open it with winrar and extract classes.dex.

Use baksmali to decompile services.jar. Inside the newly created classes folder, navigate through /com/android/server and the Throttle files will be there (about 6 or 7 of them). Delete them and ONLY them. Now you use smali to recompile the classes folder back into classes.dex. Make a backup of the old classes.dex file and then replace it inside services.jar with the new one you just compiled.
[Droid X General] NegativeOne:
Thanks gc14.

I'm having some issues deodexing it. I'm trying to use baksmali, because xUltimate doesn't seem to work anymore.

I pulled all of my framework files into a directory and i'm doing:

java -jar baksmali.jar -x services.odex -d <dir>

I got an error about core-junit.jar, which I googled and found that I should do -c core-junit.jar

Now I get an error saying

Error occured while loading boot class path files. Aborting.
org.jf.dexlib.Util.ExceptionWithContext: Cannot locate boot class path file D
at org.jf.dexlib.Code.Analysis.ClassPath.loadBootClassPath(ClassPath.jav
a:237)
at org.jf.dexlib.Code.Analysis.ClassPath.initClassPath(ClassPath.java:14
5)
at org.jf.dexlib.Code.Analysis.ClassPath.InitializeClassPath(ClassPath.j
ava:131)
at org.jf.baksmali.baksmali.disassembleDexFile(baksmali.java:105)
at org.jf.baksmali.main.main(main.java:278)

Should I be using a different tool?

edit: come to think of it, i should be deodexed anyway since i flashed the prerooted tbh files for gingerbread, but I have odex files in my framework. strange.
[Droid X General] gc14:
If there's no services.odex file then services.jar is already deodexed.
[Droid X General] NegativeOne:
there is one. Have you ever seen an error like the one I described in my previous post? And since I'm already bugging you, if the rest of my system is odexed, is it okay to have a deodexed services.jar, or would I need to deodex the whole thing?

By the way, I really appreciate your tips, thanks a lot.

I deodexed with a different tool and I think I have successfully performed the steps. I have yet to try because I don't really have a moment longer to futz with it right yet, but I have simpler question now...

I'm guessing I need to do a full system/framework deodex, or i'll bootloop? do I also have to do system/app?
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] the3dman:
Anyone try this on the vibrant yet? http://nomadicwhales.com/wordpress/2010/11/fourtracks-pro-released/
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] scrizz:
o0o0o nice.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] the3dman:
I tried the lite version and it is working. Also from what I read in the comments there is no difference between the lite and the pro except it bugs you to buy the pro version.
[HD2 General] lilguy227:
a similar question has probably already been posted

i have a tmobile hd2

i successfully hardspl to it

i flashed the energy reference rom

then i realized that i needed to use the task29 tool before

i flash any rom... did that, hard resetted, and then tried flashing again (energy referecne) using the sd card method

and i just get stuck on the "NRG" screen

tried the other custom ruu method getting the same results

using the radio 2.07.50.27

i put back the regular spl to flash a stock rom but still no luck

i know the phone isn't bricked i can get to boot loader, hard reset

any help would be much appreciated

Thanks in advance!

Thanks!
[HD2 General] jibbz:
ok as from my knowledge you dont necessarily need to do task29 if its ur first time flashing (cuz i didnt and i got very good results) so i think u messed up in tht part.. but its ok, now you prolly want to first --> do a task29 again... second ---> get the nrg rom and flash it.... third -->get a radio of 2.10 or higher and flash tht....and just to play safe flash everything using custom ruu (i got better results using them...just saying)... also when u do each flash and its suspenseful dont boot up the phone, just take out the battery and back into bootloader.

hope this helps... report back lol
[HD2 General] lilguy227:
^thanks man

Okay so heres how it goes, my phone is def not bricked

custom ruu has only worked once for me

now whenever i try to use it it always gets stuck at 8%

i found that if i flash it at night and hard reset. wait til morning and turn on the phone

then it loads past the nrg screen and into the OS.

i'm currently trying to get it back to stock and i downloaded the tmobile update

but it doesnt seem to work, it also keeps stopping at 8%

i disable the anti virus stuff and i plug it in to the back of my computer
[HD2 General] powerhouse3k:
sounds like a defect

sorry to bust your bubble bro but it sounds like you got a classic case of a defective leo, i too did the same steps you did and it turns out my main board wasn't any good and the phone kept overheating, turns out when flashing custom roms they tend to put more pressure on the snapdragon then a regular stock t mobile rom. i know this sounds crazy but i believe it to be true, so with that said you got two options, one get back to t mobile customer care and get a replacement. or do what i did and find a repair shop and let them know that your leo either needs a new mainbaord or a new heatskin like mines did, it cost me 80 dollars which wasnt bad since my leo was a gift and i couldnt give it back to t mobile... hope that helps in some way

p.s. sorry for the edit but if you cant do either of those of what i suggested, try this get yourself a nice icepack nthe size of your phone and mount the leo on top of it whenever your using it, so that sucker wont overheat. once again i hope i helped