I just made the move from the CyanogenMod 7 that was OK and had all the Gingerbread features included including integrated SIP support that work perfectly with my VOIP.MS account. After reading what people in the forums were saying about JVK I made a move over to a custom JVK rom and found it much more stable and complete vs CM7. I would like to know if it’s possible to add back the features that Samsung removed from gingerbread like the integrated SIP client?
If you want to enable sip for jvk you can put the attached file in "system\etc\permissions\", then reboot phone and create accounts in settings/call settings.
Also, you can modify framework-res.apk to enable sip over 3g by editing "res\values\bools.xml" and setting "config_sip_wifi_only" to false. Good luck.
dfi2k5 said:
by editing "res\values\bools.xml"
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No such file here, not even a "values" folder in "res". Did a find and grep search, still nothing.
SIP working on wi-fi ok.
fomofo said:
No such file here, not even a "values" folder in "res". Did a find and grep search, still nothing.
SIP working on wi-fi ok.
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You have to decompile framework-res.apk using apk manager, then you'll find the xml you need to modify.
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dfi2k5 said:
You have to decompile framework-res.apk using apk manager, then you'll find the xml you need to modify.
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Doesn't it need to be signed?
fomofo said:
Doesn't it need to be signed?
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apk manager does that for you. search this forum for more info. cheers.
dfi2k5 said:
If you want to enable sip for jvk you can put the attached file in "system\etc\permissions\", then reboot phone and create accounts in settings/call settings.
Also, you can modify framework-res.apk to enable sip over 3g by editing "res\values\bools.xml" and setting "config_sip_wifi_only" to false. Good luck.
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thanks a lot.
does somebody have the same for jvh, as it also isn't integrated ?
doll00 said:
thanks a lot.
does somebody have the same for jvh, as it also isn't integrated ?
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have seen few people adding this to their themes, roms - not as a single file tho. you can do it manualy if you can.
$omator said:
have seen few people adding this to their themes, roms - not as a single file tho. you can do it manualy if you can.
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as I'm the beginner at Android could you kindly tell me how to add it manualy and where can I find the right file ?
thanks in advance.
can somebody help me in this problem as I can't find this single file ?
dfi2k5 said:
If you want to enable sip for jvk you can put the attached file in "system\etc\permissions\", then reboot phone and create accounts in settings/call settings.
Also, you can modify framework-res.apk to enable sip over 3g by editing "res\values\bools.xml" and setting "config_sip_wifi_only" to false. Good luck.
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Could this work also with SGS2 (KE2)?
I installed it in my SGS with JVH and it didn't work
jarsiv said:
Could this work also with SGS2 (KE2)?
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Yes, it should work. You should deodex your rom first, and modify framework-res.
Mhh, put in the missing xml file and voip is working on the SGS2.
My only problem is that callers are reporting very low speak volume from my side.
Does anybody know how to increase the microphone level a bit for this case?
Oh well, just mentioned that now Android phone app will crash after taking a voip call. Seems the implementation from sammy is buggy...
I am currently on KE2.
Dan
I've looked in the deassambled s2 Phone.apk and Samsung seems to has modified some details in the Phone app, but the main and the most part is there.
Just waiting for my S2 to check if these crashes are related with removing some piece of SIP relateing code from PhoneApp.java
dan3o3 said:
Mhh, put in the missing xml file and voip is working on the SGS2.
My only problem is that callers are reporting very low speak volume from my side.
Does anybody know how to increase the microphone level a bit for this case?
Oh well, just mentioned that now Android phone app will crash after taking a voip call. Seems the implementation from sammy is buggy...
I am currently on KE2.
Dan
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how to copy into system folder?
dfi2k5 said:
If you want to enable sip for jvk you can put the attached file in "system\etc\permissions\", then reboot phone and create accounts in settings/call settings.
Also, you can modify framework-res.apk to enable sip over 3g by editing "res\values\bools.xml" and setting "config_sip_wifi_only" to false. Good luck.
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I have tried, using the "File Expert" App to copy the file into \system\etc\permissions. but the problem is, it does not arrive in the folder. i guess it's because of the only read permissions for "permissions" folder.
so what's the way to copy a file into this folder? the device is rooted. (but i'm new with root on android...)
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I have tried, using the "File Expert" App to copy the file into \system\etc\permissions. but the problem is, it does not arrive in the folder. i guess it's because of the only read permissions for "permissions" folder.
so what's the way to copy a file into this folder? the device is rooted. (but i'm new with root on android...)
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I don't use "File explorer" but "Root explorer" and on the right upper corner there is a button where you can change to read only or write and read.
doll00 said:
... but "Root explorer" ...
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Ok, many thanks! Works for me.
But how can i do the second thing to make non wifi calls possible?
doll00 said:
Also, you can modify framework-res.apk to enable sip over 3g by editing "res\values\bools.xml" and setting "config_sip_wifi_only" to false.
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luxxxluxxx said:
Ok, many thanks! Works for me.
But how can i do the second thing to make non wifi calls possible?
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When I'm connected to WiFi and try to make a call, my cell phone simply ask me if I want to make cell phone call or internet call.
As I can remember, to activate this function you have to go to settings/call setting/internet call setting (this is the last option on the bottom) and than in "Use Internet calling" change to "Ask for each call"
so, you can modify framework-res.apk to enable sip over 3g by editing "res\values\bools.xml" and setting "config_sip_wifi_only" to false.
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I believe you have to do exactly what is written above, but I tried to do it and It wasn't working over 3G
doll00 said:
I believe you have to do exactly what is written above, but I tried to do it and It wasn't working over 3G
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Yes, calling using wifi works. But i also want to activate it in G3.
Sorry for asking so silly, but HOW can i do exactly what is written?
If i go to /system/framework/framework-res.apk in Root Explorer, and select it, i have only the chooice to "install" or "view" the package. No way to edit something inside the apk!
as an alternative attemp i have tried so simply copy an alternated version of framework-res.apk on it's place. but this ended still while copying in problematic messages and i needed to restore my phone from cwm backup... (the alternate version i took out of the first download link out of this post: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=14584886&postcount=142)
Hi,
I recently bought this phone and couldn't find LTE option in Settings> More Networks> Mobile Networks.
Below are the steps which solved the problem for me
1. Downgrade firmware to G900FDXXU1ANF6
2. Root via towelroot v1
3. Change with a root explorer of your choice (e.g. Root Explorer, Solid Explorer or EF File Explorer) the value “false” in file persist.radio.lteon into “true” by way of build-in text editor of the root explorer. The file is located in root/data/property.
Sources
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2783157
http://smokeys.wordpress.com/2014/04/06/how-to-enable-lte4g-on-samsung-galaxy-note-3-sm-n9005/
@monemhamid
If you want to root keep the knox with toowelroot if it not working because you upgreate,
try this way only with old kernal form your model before 3/6/14
http://forum.xda-developers.com/gal...2nd-method-t2843044/post54719865#post54719865
monemhamid said:
Hi,
I recently bought this phone and couldn't find LTE option in Settings> More Networks> Mobile Networks.
Below are the steps which solved the problem for me
1. Downgrade firmware to G900FDXXU1ANF6
2. Root via towelroot v1
3. Change with a root explorer of your choice (e.g. Root Explorer, Solid Explorer or EF File Explorer) the value “false” in file persist.radio.lteon into “true” by way of build-in text editor of the root explorer. The file is located in root/data/property.
Sources
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2783157
http://smokeys.wordpress.com/2014/04/06/how-to-enable-lte4g-on-samsung-galaxy-note-3-sm-n9005/
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Why do you need to downgrade?
Mine works fine with the latest firmware (GNH1) on Note 3 SM-N9005.
I followed the steps on http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s5/general/how-to-add-rf-lte-frequency-bands-to-t2886059 and managed to change values as shown in the attached pictures.
Sin 4g develop in my country (Argentina) is quite new, and I don't have 4g at home, but I do have H+, I don't know if It's an antenna issue or I've done something wrong, because 4g deployment in my country has just begun.
I've been looking for a band / modem test to check it out, but I failed doing so, because could find appropiate software or phones secret code to do so.
Any help will be appreciated.
My phone is sm-g900fd (rooted, 4.4.2, baseband g900fdxxu1anh2)
Screen captures:
http://fs01.androidpit.info/userfiles/6949008/image/06828.jpg
http://fs04.androidpit.info/userfiles/6949008/image/06829.jpg
I have allready rooted my phone, but couldn't enable all bands, in fact it doesn't has b4 aws enabled, which the one used in my country (Argentina)
i have a note 5 NON ROOT. trying to access basic back up files and the waze sound. cannot find them on marshmallow but on my note 4 non rooted phone i was able to get right into those folders...
is the accessibility to the files changed in a big way with marshmallow??
thanks!!
ttt
nycdave said:
i have a note 5 NON ROOT. trying to access basic back up files and the waze sound. cannot find them on marshmallow but on my note 4 non rooted phone i was able to get right into those folders...
is the accessibility to the files changed in a big way with marshmallow??
thanks!!
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Are you using stock file manager? If so go into settings and check the show hidden files option. Are you referring to accessing through a file manager or viewing a apk?
Im using rood explorer and the built in file explorer too. Cant find waze sound files among others.
Can someone show me how to enable the hidden langugages for my T-mobile Note 4 on Android Marshmallow? I used to be able to do it on Kitkat by rooting the phone, then delete /system/csc/language.xml file. Now that I've upgraded to Marshmallow, I cannot find that file to delete; thus, I have only around 7 languages to choose from.
I tried installing a language enabler app. While that method does enable some text into the language that I want, the text in the settings menu are still in English.
Thanks in advance.
I am trying to access hidden menus, tried *#1234# for example and nothing happens ?
Verizon always disabled these, unfortunately.
We need to wait for root. Once we have root, we can use Root Explorer to modify a system file that enables the service/engineering screens.
Did you tried these codes;
http://www.samsungsfour.com/tutorials/all-secret-codes-of-samsung-galaxy-s8-and-galaxy-s8.html