I have rooted my Legend. No Custom ROMS. Just rooted with Modacos method.
Now i have tried from another phone to connect to the Legend with the App "Bluetooth file transfer".
The app says me "you are using "Object Push profile (OBEX OPP) because remote device doesn´t support File transfer profile (OBEX FTP)"
BEFORE i have rooted my Legend this worked without problems.
Is this a bug in the ROOT?
PLEASE HELP: This sucks.....
FORGET IT! I did not know that there is another setting in the Legend under Bluetooth-advanced- FTP Server!
I just enabled it and it works!
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is there any software or anything that can be downloaded to make the bluetooth have more options on the xda mini or wizard??? i would like to be able to transfer files between phones/laptops/computers etc from my xda wizard via bluetooth????? please help..
many thanks
I don't know about phone-to-phone, but you can already do phone-to-laptop or phone-to-desktop via the bluetooth. You can set up activesync to work over the bluetooth connection (I believe there are threads on this forum; if not do a Yahoo search). Once that is set up, you can transfer files between the PC and the phone over bluetooth.
HTH,
-Kal.
irl06 said:
is there any software or anything that can be downloaded to make the bluetooth have more options on the xda mini or wizard??? i would like to be able to transfer files between phones/laptops/computers etc from my xda wizard via bluetooth????? please help..
many thanks
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1. ActiveSync and a file browser
2. OBEX does work
3. if you need the File Transfer Profile (see http://www.pocketpcmag.com/blogs/index.php?blog=3&p=1065&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1 for an explanation of the difference between it and OBEX - or, for that matter, ALL these file transfer issues), AKU3 will contain it too
I need the remote sim access prog for my original WE6 ROM. Can anyone send me a link.
I'n tried to install the BT SAP file on XDA but it says i dont have permitions to install this cab.
Can anyone help me, i'm trying to pair my herald to my VW buetooth phone.
Best regards
pgp
Has anyone been able to successfully re-compile a tun.ko for the captivate kernel?
Office still has old IPSEC group ID based vpn
Thanks.
[mods please move to development]
Trying my hand at building that module from the vanilla Eclair + Samsung code drop. Will let you know how it goes...
I used this tun.ko, installed openvpn with the openvpn installer from the market, and installed the VPN_Connections_v099.apk from code.google.com/p/get-a-robot-vpnc to manage the connections. I am able to connect to my cisco vpn concentrator with my captivate. Hope this helps...
where on the phone do we copy the tun.ko file?
I put mine in /system/lib/modules/ and openvpn in /system/bin/. I also installed openvpn settings from the market and enabled the "load tun kernel module" option and changed the "load module using" to insmod. For some reason it would not connect without this, I guess because the tun module is not being loaded correctly. Also you can manually load the module by typing “insmod /system/lib/modules/tun.ko” and check to see if it’s loaded by typing “lsmod” and you should see “tun 11088 0 - Live 0xbf195000”
This worked for me.
loaded it manually, not sure if it'll load automatically now or not, haven't tried it.
Can't get this working...
Do you have to start OpenVPN and manually load the tun before launching VPN Connections? Of course after all of these settings...
Still not working...
Okay, I can manually insert and load the tun.ko and installed the VPN Connections app to this version. Every time I try to connect, it INSTANTLY says 'failed to connect'. Any ideas? I have all the right things in all the right places...OpenVPN installed and configured (although I can't see how I need this with the tun.ko manually started and running). HELP! I really need VPN to work on this device or it is going back...
Great information in this thread. I have Busybox installed, Open VPN binaries installed and Open VPN settings installed as well as the Vpn_connection_99.apk file. One issue though!
HOW DO I MANUALLY DROP THE TUN.KO FILE INTO THE SYSTEM/LIB/MODULES FOLDER?
I tried to using Droidexplorer with no luck, so I copied it to the sd card and tried to copy paste it using Astro File Explorer with no luck either. How the hell do I get it into that folder? I'm rooted and running the JH7 captivate stock ROM.
I feel like once I get it in there, I can manually start the file and get this puppy up and going! I tried to put it into another folder and just point Open VPN settings to it there but it just won't work like that. It needs to be in the Modules folder!
Thanks in advance!
Ugh I've tried about everything and no luck with copying the tun.ko file into the system/lib/modules directory.
I've gained root access using adb shell and su commands and I don't receive any errors in the adb shell when I perform cp tun.ko system/lib/modules but it does not copy the file. I tried to chmod 777 the lib folder but was denied. I'm learning I may not have NAND unlocked for full root. I tried to manually start the module from my sd card but it won't work that way either.
Any suggestions?
EDIT: OK BIG IMPROVEMENT. I WAS ABLE TO WRITE THE TUN.KO FILE TO A DIFFERENT LOCATION IN XBIN AND POINT THE OPENVPN AT THIS. AFTER AN LSMOD CHECK I CONFIRMED IT'S RUNNING. CAN ANYONE HELP ME BUILD A VALID OPENVPN .OVPN FILE FOR CONNECTING TO MY VPN? IT'S A STANDARD CISCO ASA IPSEC VPN THAT HAS A GROUP NAME, GROUP KEY AND VPN ADDRESS.
Thanks!
Here is the link that got me able to install the module elsewhere for all you folks facing NAND issues and not able to install tun.ko in the system/lib/modules folder!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=793018&highlight=openvpn+config
Thread moved to Q&A.
OK. I've got true ipsec vpn working perfect on the captivate with the latest jh7 build. Cisco asa 5500 is the device being vpnd through.
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Is anyone doing anything new and/or differently than what's been described in this thread to successfully connect to a Cisco VPN Concentrator? I know October is only two months back, but a lot can change in two months around here.
Also, there was a question on page 1 asking about whether the tun module had to be manually loaded each time or not. That was never answered. Can anyone shed some light on that, please?
Bunkaido said:
Is anyone doing anything new and/or differently than what's been described in this thread to successfully connect to a Cisco VPN Concentrator? I know October is only two months back, but a lot can change in two months around here.
Also, there was a question on page 1 asking about whether the tun module had to be manually loaded each time or not. That was never answered. Can anyone shed some light on that, please?
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Give me til tomorrow morning. I have EXACTLY what you are looking for. Consider donating if it helps... . It does need to be loaded each time but in the video I point at 2 apps that will make loading it literally a 3-5 second process and not involve you having to use a pc to load it.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=871159
Reason for OpenVpn Settings
fixitsteve said:
Okay, I can manually insert and load the tun.ko and installed the VPN Connections app to this version. Every time I try to connect, it INSTANTLY says 'failed to connect'. Any ideas? I have all the right things in all the right places...OpenVPN installed and configured (although I can't see how I need this with the tun.ko manually started and running). HELP! I really need VPN to work on this device or it is going back...
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The reason I use OpenVpn settings is because when you restart the phone you have to reload the tun.ko and OpenVpn settings is an easy way to do that, it also fixes the dns after you disconnect from the vpn by going to setting and fix dns. The process I use to start the vpn is (starting from a cold boot of the phone)
1. I ALWAYS leave the check box in OpenVPN settings UNCHECKED (OpenVPN off) unless I'm starting the tun.ko after a boot. After the phone boots I open OpenVPN settings and check the box next to OpenVPN and wait a few seconds, then uncheck it. This loads the tun.ko and only needs to be done after a reboot.
2. go to VPN connections and click and hold the vpn connection you made to your VPN concentrator and click connect. (you should be connected at this point)
3. after you disconnect the dns on the phone may not change back automatically from the VPN dns servers, so go to OpenVPN setting and click setting and Fix DNS. You should be able to get out to the Inet again.
Cognition 3.04
Has anyone gotten this to work on the Cognition 3.04 ROM? I keep getting:
fatal:cannot allocate TUN/TAP dev dynamically
K, I don't know what I'm missing here. There's not word one about config files or their format in this thread but, as far as I can tell, this is a fairly worthless collection of bits without one.
I've reviewed the thread 3 times and searched the forums, where can I find formats for these mysterious conf files?
Some custom roms have tun.ko built in. I use Paragon RC6, based on speedmod kernel. To activate tun.ko I rebooted into recovery mode, chose speedmod tweaks and activated tun.ko, rebooted and installed OpenVPN Installer and OpenVPN Settings from the market. Then had to adb some symbolic links (google is your friend). After d/l'ing conf files from my commercial OVPN supplier and some editing the setup works very well.
Sent from somewhere with my Cappy/ParagonROM/OpenVPN
visionlogic said:
Some custom roms have tun.ko built in. I use Paragon RC6, based on speedmod kernel. To activate tun.ko I rebooted into recovery mode, chose speedmod tweaks and activated tun.ko, rebooted and installed OpenVPN Installer and OpenVPN Settings from the market. Then had to adb some symbolic links (google is your friend). After d/l'ing conf files from my commercial OVPN supplier and some editing the setup works very well.
Sent from somewhere with my Cappy/ParagonROM/OpenVPN
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If my ROM doesn't have tun.ko built in, is it possible to use from a different ROM?
I have an a t t unlimited data plan (grandfathered in and no longer offered) and desperately need an internet connection for my desktop and one laptop this weekend... Is it safe to use the tether option in my froyo Rom That I installed about 3 months ago (UCJI6) on my captivate...
Or are they able to see that I'm tethering and do something like move me from my current plan to their tendering plan??? Or charge me some huge fee???
I mean can they really tell what device is consuming the data? a device is a device is a device... No?
urgent situation so the faster I can get answers from this smart group of users the better! And thanks!
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=993642&highlight=mobile+uckb1
Thanks.... I saw that thread in my initial search but still am not crystal clear..... So renaming the "tethering manager" (whats the path to that file? And how does this figure into it all?) is what I need to do and from there I'm good to go?
Note: I have confirmed it works fine on my device and if it matters I'm most interested in usb tether but if its all the same wifI would be a big help as well!
Thanks again guys.
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root your device. [APP]SuperOneClick v1.9.1 (Root, Unroot, Enable Non-Market App)
get the app "titanium backup" use it to find the app "tethering manager"
click it, freeze it or uninstall it.
note i just checked super one click..
the 1.9.1 zip file NEEDS TO BE RENAMED TO " .rar " not " .zip " !!!
Thanks for the heads up on the rar vs. Zip file extension.... Rooted and looks/works great..... But I never did find the "tethering manager" apk file in the prescribed directory... /system/app/ . I see tons of other apk files but not that particular one. Is there another location to check or since I'm able to tether does that mean it (tethering manager) is NOT on my device?
Thanks
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it may be something like com.teth... or att.teth.. or somthing else it will have a different name.
I recommend using titanium backup method to freeze the app or backup&uninstall the app. it will be named "tethering manager" as titanium uses the app name not the file name.
most custom roms though have all this done for you. but do your homework first.
This belongs in Development, but I'm not allowed to post it there because I have fewer than 10 posts.
Anyway, I have compiled together a nice package for putting OpenVPN on the Nexus S. It includes all the files necessary to use OpenVPN, including the tun kernel module, the OpenVPN binary, a dependency of it (liblzo.so), and a nice GUI to configure it. This should work on any rom that uses the stock 2.3.4 kernel.
Instructions:
1. Install the attached package via clockwork recovery.
2. Go to the OpenVPN Settings, and under Advanced Settings, check the box that says "Load tun kernel module".
3. Under "TUN module settings", set it up so that it loads with "insmod", and the path to the tun module is "/system/modules/tun.ko".
That's it! I tried to make this as simple as I could.
Thanks to the following people:
*NielDK for the tun.ko kernel module
*cyanogen for the openvpn binary and liblzo.so file
*Friedrich Schaeuffelhut for the GUI
So this would let me connect to an OpenVPN server like a WRT54GL running Tomato?
Trying it right now.. Just found this after trying to install / set it up myself.... Will let you know.
Hi SomePerson - I just installed your openvpn client and it works great!!
I've been meaning to get my openvpn server up and running and this was just the excuse I needed.
I installed, followed the instructions you posted above and dropped the keys and configuration in the appropriate folder and everything worked - first time CONNECTED.
Any plans to add a widget for the homescreen or "notification power widget" to make it easier to turn on/off?? That is my only critique for the moment - REALLY nice work - and Thanks!!
I'm running a Nexus S (i9020a) on the ZeRoXs Custom ROM (based on 2.3.4) on AT&T and connecting to an openvpn server hosted on a Linksys 610N running DD-WRT.
Oh - also needed is a notification bar icon to show when you are connected...I connected this afternoon and forgot about it all afternoon and wondered why my internet was so confused when I got home and on WiFi (and on my vpn network directly).
Thanks for the great app...works WAY better than the bundled VPN solutions in android...
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Thank you so much, I wasn't able to get openvpn working until now but this works perfectly.
i have the nexus s 4g.. on 2.3.5.
is having 2.3.4 and stock kernel a requirement? im running stock 2.3.5 and the matr1x kernel. im a VPN n00b and this looks like just what i needed.. everyone had good results
Works for me too but the only problem... this version of the OpenVPN client keeps saying in the notification bar
"Username/Password required for configuration vpnname"
so I can't tell if it's connect or not...
I also noticed this version is 0.4.8test1 where as the one on the market is 0.4.7
did you modify this? because I also looked on the official site and only version I can see there is 0.4.7
thanks
Hi! This is my first message, sorry for my English
I have got a problem with this file.
I have Nexus S with ClockWork mod by Superatmel and ROM SuperOSR Gingerbread:
Android version is 2.3.5
I have flashed succesfully this OpenVPN .ZIP, the instalation was succesfully, the configuration is correct.
OpenVPN correctly connects to my OpenVPN server but I have not internet, DNS doesn't work.
Anyone have this problem??
THANKS!!
Solution:
Click on client.CONF, PREFERENCES, USE VPN DNS and on DNS Server put: 8.8.8.8 (Google DNS).
Enjoy!!
tks, very useful!
Thanks for the VPN.
openvpn
can't connect to server it says username password required but i already made a txt file to route automatically with my openvpn account.
OpenVPN
Great job!
However, do you think it should work on Galaxy S2 with CM9?
Thx