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Ok i have an g1 thats unregistered and i kow how to activate it through wifi but i cant because i dont have an router i was wonder if someone could explain to me how to bypass this without activating my g1 it said or how i send these commands with adb
Now, copy a busybox binary to /data/local/busybox with adb push, and then connect to your phone with adb shell, and give the busybox binary execute permissions (i.e. chmod 755 /data/local/busybox)
busybox has a telnet applet, so you can do:
busybox telnet 127.0.0.1
to get a telnet session with root access.
- If you don't want to register the phone at all, you can set the app.setupwizard.disable property to 0 to prevent registration. Once you have an adb shell session open, type the following:
setprop app.setupwizard.disable 1
and then reboot. once it loads back up, it should bypass the registration screen all-together
but i am so confused thanks for the help

Do you have root? Most custom ROMs give you an option to skip.

i was in the process of rooting my g1 when i had downgraded it but i couldnt finish it because i had to activate it when i got it it was already activated

charles20212 said:
i was in the process of rooting my g1 when i had downgraded it but i couldnt finish it because i had to activate it when i got it it was already activated
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It's been so long since I rooted that I can't remember if there are any other options. I think when first I got mine, there was no way to root with wifi. I couldn't even register while roaming, and had to drive 40 miles (nearest T-Mo tower) just to use my G1 for the first time. That sucked!

is there a way to bypass it without using wifi or can i install a new rom or something

If you are rooted, then try a new rom. Most of them will have the option to skip.

how i know if im rooted

ABSOLUTELY cannot root this G1!

The G1 is a loan from a friend, they want me to help fix it.
I get to the final part here in the list of rooting the G1:
10. The Final step is to type
"am start -a android.intent.action.MAIN -n com.android.settings/.Settings"
After I do that, in ADB all I get is this sign >. I get no settings menu popup in the phone at all. It stays at the no sim card / emergency calls only screen.
Fixing the phone for a friend - absolutely no way I can obtain a sim to get past this - no sim card at all. Its a fresh downgrade to RC29 to begin the root.
The reboot command works on the phone perfectly. ADB recognizes the device. Permission Denied in ADB when trying to SU.
I need to be able to bypass the activation AND the No Sim / Emergency calls only screen, thats my goal, to root, and install recovery and finally cyanogen.
Do have experience with ADB. Is definitely installed properly. Driveres are definitely in right.

havocxrush said:
The G1 is a loan from a friend, they want me to help fix it.
I get to the final part here in the list of rooting the G1:
10. The Final step is to type
"am start -a android.intent.action.MAIN -n com.android.settings/.Settings"
After I do that, in ADB all I get is this sign >. I get no settings menu popup in the phone at all. It stays at the no sim card / emergency calls only screen.
Fixing the phone for a friend - absolutely no way I can obtain a sim to get past this - no sim card at all. Its a fresh downgrade to RC29 to begin the root.
The reboot command works on the phone perfectly. ADB recognizes the device. Permission Denied in ADB when trying to SU.
I need to be able to bypass the activation AND the No Sim / Emergency calls only screen, thats my goal, to root, and install recovery and finally cyanogen.
Do have experience with ADB. Is definitely installed properly. Driveres are definitely in right.
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I think there's a newer dreaimg.nbh file available that allows you to skip activation. Do that and install the 1-click-root app and be happy.

Nah I cant find it after tons of looking around. I just need to get that settings screen to pop up. But nothing........

havocxrush said:
The G1 is a loan from a friend, they want me to help fix it.
I get to the final part here in the list of rooting the G1:
10. The Final step is to type
"am start -a android.intent.action.MAIN -n com.android.settings/.Settings"
After I do that, in ADB all I get is this sign >. I get no settings menu popup in the phone at all. It stays at the no sim card / emergency calls only screen.
Fixing the phone for a friend - absolutely no way I can obtain a sim to get past this - no sim card at all. Its a fresh downgrade to RC29 to begin the root.
The reboot command works on the phone perfectly. ADB recognizes the device. Permission Denied in ADB when trying to SU.
I need to be able to bypass the activation AND the No Sim / Emergency calls only screen, thats my goal, to root, and install recovery and finally cyanogen.
Do have experience with ADB. Is definitely installed properly. Driveres are definitely in right.
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go here it is the best place to root your g1 I use it for everything, it is da bomb
http://theunlockr.com/2009/08/22/how-to-root-the-mytouch-3g-or-g1-in-one-click/

That requires adb to be enabled, which I believe it is NOT enabled on a tmobile firmware.
There was another sort of bug in the tmobile firmware... stuff you type might just be run in a console as root. I don't recall if it applies to where you're stuck, but it might... I think it is... try this:
Flip open the keyboard and type this: (don't worry that it doesn't show up on the screen)
<enter>sqlite3 /data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases/settings.db "INSERT INTO system (name, value) VALUES ('device_provisioned', 1);"<enter>reboot<enter>
Where "<enter>" is actually pressing the enter button.
It should reboot at this point and hopefully it will come up to the REGISTRATION screen instead of the NOSIM screen.
Then type:
<enter>am start -a android.intent.action.MAIN -n com.android.settings/.Settings<enter>
(again, won't see anything, so just type very carefully...)
If all works as planned, this should pop up the settings program, you can go into network and activate WiFi, press the <back> button a few times to return to the REGISTRATION screen, then you should be able to register (if you want). Or, when you activate the wifi, you could just type in <enter>telnetd<enter> and log in through telnet, root, and be happy.
Note: I believe that you can enable adb using this command:
<enter>setprop persist.service.adb.enable 1<enter>
** if you do this, then you can do the other two commands I showed you over adb rather than blind.

chris6551 said:
go here it is the best place to root your g1 I use it for everything, it is da bomb
http://theunlockr.com/2009/08/22/how-to-root-the-mytouch-3g-or-g1-in-one-click/
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That isn't going to work for him since he doesn't have a simcard.

oh ok I didnt realize he did not have a sim card, my bad.

Without a SIM card, you're pretty SOL. It has to be in RC29 or RC7 firmware to be able to access the WiFi via that vulnerability, so you'd have to start there. I don't know how far you can get with SIM message, though.

Well, just search the development on this forum you can do anything even if you don't know how, and my last g1 i had to pass everything like you then root then unlock and done alll of that and now runing flawlesly. Don't be afraid of searching. And p.s. you don't need a sim card for anything after passing the login screen.

Ninjineer said:
Without a SIM card, you're pretty SOL. It has to be in RC29 or RC7 firmware to be able to access the WiFi via that vulnerability, so you'd have to start there. I don't know how far you can get with SIM message, though.
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It is a really good idea to read through the entire thread before responding and making yourself look *really* foolish.

Registering G1 Without Data

So I've been trying to register my G1 without the data plan, but it's not working. I have RC9 on it, but when I try to enable adb and get root access, it doesn't seem to work. I tried rebooting it with the command and it worked. I don't know what I'm doing wrong at this point. :l

its a 3 step process
1. downgrade to RC29 or below (i used DREAIMG.nbh)
2. enable ADB (even though you are seeing the GUI and CLI is still going on in the background
to reboot the phone you typed in <enter>reboot<enter> try typing this next one in (if u dont already have the android sdk u should download it)
<enter>setprop persist.service.adb.enable 1<enter> )
3. use adb to force open wifi setting menu
(adb shell)
(am start -a android.intent.action.MAIN -n com.android.settings/.Settings)
try this thread for more help, and next time pls use search button
theres countless threads on this

I got it to work now, thanks.

[Q] New to this "rooting process" please help

I'm Fairly savvy with computes and technology this has me at hump
what i have
Usb coard
Sd Card
G1 Phone
Windows 7
Q.A) how do i know what model stock version i have on my G1? ( I AM stuck at the google activation screen, so i can't go in and check
B. I downloaded everything i need to, Drivers and on my device manager i see ADB device and it shows HTC Dream
C. My SD Card is not showing up or is grayed out almost as if the g1 is not even reconginzing it.
I really can't do anything as far as rooting without a sd card, so how do i make my phone reconginze it?

U have to activate it I think to be able to mount your sdcard to the computer or to get the info for your phone so start there. Then I beloved holding volume down and power will get u the info. When u plug your phone in u have to pull down from top of phone and click mount to get SD on computer
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damn, i live 4 hours from the nearest T-mobile store

U don't have a sim card with them I take it? Or a friend who does. Lol
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freshkid87 said:
damn, i live 4 hours from the nearest T-mobile store
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Call them or go on the web and order an activation kit, they'll mail it to you.

alright man im help you out get passed that jus follow these instructions
But what you can do is check your hboot and what bored you have!
power down and hold camera buttong and press power
keep it held down till you see 3 tri colors, and make sure your hboot is not 1.33.005 or something along those lines
if its at 0.005.00 something then you can use the Dreaimg and go down and then use these instructions to get passed it then do the telnet root, and from there follow root instructions
if you have white screen with 3 skateboarding androids and hboot 1.33.2005 then you have (death SPL) but im sure your still on stock hboot and all but you can check what bored you have and grab the right Dreaimg for your phone
First, You must have either RC29 or earlier, or modded RC30. It won't work with official RC30, sorry. If you don't know for sure what version you have, but you know you haven't installed a modified RC30 build, then the easiest way to check is to reboot the phone, and once it starts up and is showing the "click the android to begin" screen, or the "no sim card" screen, then type the following on the phone keyboard
<enter>reboot<enter>
If it reboots, then you have RC29 or ealier. Otherwise you have RC30.
Second, you must have adb installed on your computer, and have the USB drivers installed, or at least ready to install when it asks for the driver when you connect the G1. See this page for details on how to get adb working: http://code.google.com/android/intro...devicehardware
Third, you must have a wifi network that you can connect to.
There are too many possibilities to write specific step-by-step instructions for every case. So I will give an overview of the process instead. If someone else wants to write some specific instructions, that would be welcome
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When you start up the phone without a sim card, it goes into a locked screen that says "no sim card found", and you can't even get into the registration app. So the first step is to get around that screen. You have to connect to your phone with adb shell and get root access, and then type the following command:
sqlite3 /data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases/settings.db "INSERT INTO system (name, value) VALUES ('device_provisioned', 1);"
And then reboot the phone. When it starts up again it will go into the registration screen instead of the locked "no sim card" screen.
This assumes that you have the sqlite3 binary on your phone. This binary is provided in RC30 v1.2. Alternatively, you could manually copy the binary to your phone with adb push, or put it on the sdcard and copy it to your phone. I can post a copy of just the sqlite3 binary if needed.
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The second step is to enable and configure wifi, so that the registration process can connect to the google servers. In an adb shell session, type the following command:
am start -a android.intent.action.MAIN -n com.android.settings/.Settings
This doesn't have to have root access to work. It works fine with the "shell" user that adb on non-modded phones runs as.
That command will bring up the settings page on your phone. From there, you can enable wifi and connect to your wifi network, and then proceed with registration as per normal
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If phone hotspot turns on and laptop connects to it but the laptop shows no internet?

Where can I check to see what the issue is. Hotspot turns on fine, laptop connects, but no internet. It shouldn't be a provisioning issue if it turns on and connects I am guessing so maybe I need to use root explorer or something to check a value to make sure it is allowing something? Anyone have an idea where to check? It's actually my mate 9 with the issue and my nexus 6 works fine but I think the M9 is too new so nobody seems to have an idea over there =/. Everyone here is super awesome =). M9 is rooted and has a custom rom but it's non branded out of the box so that shouldn't matter I guess.

You really need to post over in the mate area. It's confusing to users carefully searching the N6 forum to discover they're following instructions for the wrong device.
I'd start looking for help from the developer of the custom ROM you are using. Just because it connects does not mean there is provisioning for the hotspot to the internet.
"Good judgment comes from experience, and a lot of that comes from bad judgment." - Will Rogers

ktmom said:
You really need to post over in the mate area. It's confusing to users carefully searching the N6 forum to discover they're following instructions for the wrong device.
I'd start looking for help from the developer of the custom ROM you are using. Just because it connects does not mean there is provisioning for the hotspot to the internet.
"Good judgment comes from experience, and a lot of that comes from bad judgment." - Will Rogers
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You're right. Mainly I wanted to know where in my Nexus 6 to find the places I would need to edit and then goto the same place ish in my mate. Nobody is helping over there so maybe it's too new for there to be many experienced peeps. I know when I edit my volume levels it's the same in my last 3 android devices so I'm hoping tethering is similar.
I've googled a million times for the mate but I should google for the Nexus 6 since there must be a ton of discussions on it already.

The last time I had to mess with tethering settings was way back on MM. What I did then was:
In a terminal:
su
settings put global tether_dun_required 0
Then edit system/build.prop:
net.tethering.noprovisioning=true
"Good judgment comes from experience, and a lot of that comes from bad judgment." - Will Rogers

I found an article with almost exactly what you just said and it worked. It's for all 7.0 devices. I bet I could have skipped the first steps since I used root explorer and edited build.prop to add the line you mentioned but I hadn't don't the full root command in supersu. Thanks again. This should be good for everyone in case anyone googles and finds this.
a. Setup ADB and fastboot drivers on your PC
b. Download TWRP recovery for your device
c. Download stable version of Systemless SuperSU
Instruction
1. Flash TWRP recovery image
2. Flash Systemless SuperSU in TWRP recovery
3. While still in TWRP recovery, select Mount and check system. Make sure you allow changes.
4. Connect your phone to your PC and issue the below commands:
adb shell
echo "net.tethering.noprovisioning=true" >> /system/build.prop
adb reboot
5. Now, install Terminal Emulator app from the Play Store and launch it.
6. In Terminal Emulator, enter below code one by one:
su
settings put global tether_dun_required 0
exit
7. Now, open SuperSu, scroll to the bottom and tap on Full unroot. You do not need to patch you back to the stock recovery. If it hangs, just reboot and try doing it again.
You have now unlocked tethering and being an unrooted device, you can continue to use Android Pay. And, to get OTA update on your Nexus phone, do the following.