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Has anyone tried installing "Google Voice Search"?
I couldn't get it to install on CM6: A009.
Looks like another great Google app.
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drwatson1234 said:
Has anyone tried installing "Google Voice Search"?
I couldn't get it to install on CM6: A009.
Looks like another great Google app.
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from the first page of the cm6 thread...
Google voice search -- fixed with correct gapps version - 08/01/2010
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the download for the appropriate google apps download is also on the front page.
http://www.mediafire.com/?gb99xl93748mqto
mattbollenbach said:
from the first page of the cm6 thread...
the download for the appropriate google apps download is also on the front page.
http://www.mediafire.com/?gb99xl93748mqto
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I believe he is talking about the new voice search released today, I tried to install it from the market, it would download, but it had an error trying to install (using A008)
Yes. Sorry, I am referring to the new App that is available via the Market. Sorry I didn't clarify that earlier.
Attn1, any thoughts?
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androidcentral method doesn't work(listed in comments):
1. Uninstall current version w/ Titanium Backup
2. Reboot
3. Install new version from the market.
I still get "installation unsuccessful" after above mentioned method.
Sent from a cm6 intruder...
If it helps, vlingo app is now free!
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frustrating since others with CM6 nightly have it
I've been working on this, here is what I have so far.
adb shell mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3
Successfully remounts the system partition as read/write
adb shell rm -f /system/app/VoiceSearch.apk
rm: cannot remove '/system/app/VoiceSearch.apk': directory not empty
(however the file is now gone: adb shell ls /system/app)
adb shell pm uninstall com.google.android.voicesearch
Failure
(At this point, Settings->Applications->Manage Applications still shows the Voice Search application as installed, not surprisingly)
adb reboot
Reboot the phone, upon booting back up, the phone is sluggish and slow. An attempt to download the application from the Market fails with the same package signature error.
Does anybody have any idea what the heck is going on?
I got this from the cm 6 thread in the aria development forum:
On phone:
Recovery
Mount system
On computer:
cd
adb shell
cd /system/apps
rm VoiceSearch.apk
rm GoogleSearchBox.apk
Reboot phone then go to market and get voice search.
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hashbrown said:
I got this from the cm 6 thread in the aria development forum:
On phone:
Recovery
Mount system
On computer:
cd
adb shell
cd /system/apps
rm VoiceSearch.apk
rm GoogleSearchBox.apk
Reboot phone then go to market and get voice search.
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worked like a champ...the new voice search is friggin amazing...
I was able to get the new Voice Search and widget working, but by using the above method the hardware Search button no longer brings up anything. If you long press the button you can choose the Voice Search option, but a regular press doesn't do anything. Anyway to fix it so a regular press goes to the regular search window again?
How is this any different/better than the built-in Google Voice search?
struff said:
How is this any different/better than the built-in Google Voice search?
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It's the most recent official update by Google. You can read about it at http://googlemobile.blogspot.com/2010/08/just-speak-it-introducing-voice-actions.html. It's a lot quicker with recognition and they've added a bunch of actions you can do like sending emails or finding directions.
ocswing said:
It's the most recent official update by Google. You can read about it at http://googlemobile.blogspot.com/2010/08/just-speak-it-introducing-voice-actions.html. It's a lot quicker with recognition and they've added a bunch of actions you can do like sending emails or finding directions.
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I can't find it in the Market and both of the tags on that Google blog page that you posted come up with nothing.
ocswing said:
It's the most recent official update by Google. You can read about it at http://googlemobile.blogspot.com/2010/08/just-speak-it-introducing-voice-actions.html. It's a lot quicker with recognition and they've added a bunch of actions you can do like sending emails or finding directions.
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struff said:
I can't find it in the Market and both of the tags on that Google blog page that you posted come up with nothing.
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Oh wait...this is for Froyo only??
Yes, it's only for 2.2 ROMs currently.
hashbrown said:
I got this from the cm 6 thread in the aria development forum:
On phone:
Recovery
Mount system
On computer:
cd
adb shell
cd /system/apps
rm VoiceSearch.apk
rm GoogleSearchBox.apk
Reboot phone then go to market and get voice search.
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Worked for me as well. Now, in my case the SearchBox was named "GoogleQuickSearchBox.apk". As a side note, I also backed up these files before deleting them. This is how you do it, in case you want to:
Code:
**before starting [B]adb shell[/B], at your DOS command prompt:
cd <backup folder on your PC>\
adb pull /system/apps/VoiceSearch.apk
adb pull /system/apps/GoogleSearchBox.apk (or in my case GoogleQuickSearchBox.apk)
that's it. Now you have a backup copy of the original files delivered in your CM rom, in case you want them back for (I see no) reason. I'd assume Cyanogen will fix this in no time, so this is more of a temp thing anyways.
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Trying to find a remapping fix to the search button. It happens only on the Launcher (i.e. Maps, browser, etc) are not broken, just the search button on the launcher.
I have notice this thing. My friend and I have a captivate. In the market I have some apps that is not seen in his market. I was wondering if this had to do with the market update? Or something like carrier thing for roms...
Both of us are rooted. He is still running the stock rom I'm running darky port 7.2.
P.s. the specific app I was unable to find on my friends captivate was 'Google Korean ime '(its a keyboard)
Sent from my captivate
You are on a i9000 port that may have the market unlocked. Your friend's atoll had at&t restrictions
Sent from me
So the only way he can get the app is if he flash?
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bluemoon1221 said:
So the only way he can get the app is if he flash?
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Since he is rooted, but still on stock ROM, you need to make a change to your settings.db file to allow non market application installation (0 to 1 type of change). Do the following if you have the Android SDK installed:
adb shell
su
cd /dbdata/databases/com.android.providers.settings
sqlite3 settings.db
update secure set value = "1" where name = "install_non_market_apps";
.quit
Then reboot your phone.
If you don't ADB you'll want to either install it or you can try one of a couple of "one-clickers" on the boards. It's been a while since I've done it myself and if I recall correctly I installed the sqlLite add-on in Firefox to change this setting on my phone.
A quick search found the following link here which looks like it'll do the trick, though I've personally never used it. Look around, as there are others, and decide what would be best/easiest for you.
Or flash with CWM
Cozmo1 said:
Since he is rooted, but still on stock ROM, you need to make a change to your settings.db file to allow non market application installation (0 to 1 type of change). Do the following if you have the Android SDK installed:
adb shell
su
cd /dbdata/databases/com.android.providers.settings
sqlite3 settings.db
update secure set value = "1" where name = "install_non_market_apps";
.quit
Then reboot your phone.
If you don't ADB you'll want to either install it or you can try one of a couple of "one-clickers" on the boards. It's been a while since I've done it myself and if I recall correctly I installed the sqlLite add-on in Firefox to change this setting on my phone.
A quick search found the following link here which looks like it'll do the trick, though I've personally never used it. Look around, as there are others, and decide what would be best/easiest for you.
Or flash with CWM
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Thanks!!
I'm use to allowing non market app restriction with Firefox sq lite manager so that's no big issue for me.
Thanks again for the info!
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Pretty sure you need to edit the fingerprint in build prop to show apps hidden by att...use sgs tools (market fix in app), which as far as I know is now not available on market anymore but can be found on xda
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Airplane mode, turn on wifi, connect to wifi, download restricted apps from unrestricted market
Success
From a phone
newter55 said:
use sgs tools (market fix in app), which as far as I know is now not available on market anymore but can be found on xda
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Since when? Just downloaded it from market last week.
Miami_Son said:
Since when? Just downloaded it from market last week.
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Keep your backup or find app on xda if you want it. Not sure of status exactly but I think the dev just quite supporting it.
As for the airplane mode that works but market fix eliminates doing it every time
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After trying several launchers (adw, go, Launcher 7 and so on) with different high contrast themes, i decided that Launcher 8 is the one.
I attached some photos to show the results...
But I also have one question: is it possible to add quick WiFi shortcut on desktop ? I know that touching the clock will show the quick connect, but that is bull sh*t, I can only enable/disable. For advanced settings, I have to go in Settings menu. But if is possible, I would like to have that on my screen.
Thanks
derei said:
After trying several launchers (adw, go, Launcher 7 and so on) with different high contrast themes, i decided that Launcher 8 is the one.
I attached some photos to show the results...
But I also have one question: is it possible to add quick WiFi shortcut on desktop ? I know that touching the clock will show the quick connect, but that is bull sh*t, I can only enable/disable. For advanced settings, I have to go in Settings menu. But if is possible, I would like to have that on my screen.
Thanks
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install Gscript
https://code.google.com/p/gscript-android/downloads/list
create a shell script containing :
am start -a android.intent.action.MAIN -n com.android.settings/.wifi.Settings_Wifi_Settings
- Place the script in /sdcard/gscript/
- Load it
Gscript allows you to create a desktop shortcut to the script.
Voila. You have a shortcut to advanced wifi settings on your desktop.
Alternatively you can write a simple apk to run this command (you will get your own custom icon).
You can use my FastMode2.apk as a model.
It starts a bash command and quits.
osowiecki said:
Alternatively you can write a simple apk to run this command (you will get your own custom icon).
You can use my FastMode2.apk as a model.
It starys a bash command and quits.
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Where I can find it? (can you put it here?)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=39529578
Done
how to compile from source ( if you have android SDK installed and configured)
- change icons in /res/ folders if you like
- keytool -genkey -v -keystore my-release-key.keystore -alias alias_name -keyalg RSA -keysize 2048 -validity 10000
- ant release
- jarsigner -verbose -sigalg SHA1withRSA -digestalg SHA1 -keystore my-release-key.keystore my_application.apk alias_name
- adb install my_application.apk
have fun
http://developer.android.com/tools/publishing/app-signing.html
I rooted my nstg running 1.2.1 with nookmanager, and have the market place up and running, but when I try to install launcher 8 (apparently called wp 8 now) through the google play store on my laptop or claims it's incomparable with my device. Any suggestions?
Ericvanholstyn said:
I rooted my nstg running 1.2.1 with nookmanager, and have the market place up and running, but when I try to install launcher 8 (apparently called wp 8 now) through the google play store on my laptop or claims it's incomparable with my device. Any suggestions?
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It might be. If you want to try anyway, copy the PlayStore URL and paste it into here. Then try to sideload/install and see if the NSTG will let you. If not, you need an earlier/compatible version.
nmyshkin said:
It might be. If you want to try anyway, copy the PlayStore URL and paste it into (link removed because I'm too new to the forum to post outside links). Then try to sideload/install and see if the NSTG will let you. If not, you need an earlier/compatible version.
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So the link worked to generate an apk that I then saved to my google drive, after clicking on the file on my nook it appears to begin installation but then displays a message that there was a phrasing error...I'm new to android so I'm not entirely sure what this even means. I'd love to be able to run the launcher from the OP but I'm just not sure what steps I'm missing in the process. thanks in advance for any input that my help.
Ericvanholstyn said:
So the link worked to generate an apk that I then saved to my google drive, after clicking on the file on my nook it appears to begin installation but then displays a message that there was a phrasing error...I'm new to android so I'm not entirely sure what this even means. I'd love to be able to run the launcher from the OP but I'm just not sure what steps I'm missing in the process. thanks in advance for any input that my help.
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Parsing error. That means it's for a higher Android version. Unfortunately none of the postings I could find re:Launcher8 give the version number. The current market version is 3.x
If you follow the link on the PlayStore page to the app website it looks like maybe you can download a version 2.x? Or you can try here and see if one of the older versions will install.
Does anyone know how to get the latest version of WP Launcher (new name for Launcher 8) to NOT show the tiles over the wallpaper?
I'm trying to settle on a launcher for the Nook Glowlight Plus (the October 2015 version). WP Launcher seems to work but the wallpaper/background makes it look terrible.
Ive been looking for a compatible version of launcher 8 but cant find it. I have a nst glowlight. Can anyone share a working link to it?
i found one, that is compatible, pm me if anyone needs it.
Now that we have root, anyone figured how to enable data toggle?
Is there a way to do it without sqllite app ($2.99)?
yoonus said:
Now that we have root, anyone figured how to enable data toggle?
Is there a way to do it without sqllite app ($2.99)?
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I have sqlite app but it does not work it gives code 14 error with i try to open settings.db. From what I see others are saying its because of the stock kernel preventing settings.db from being access by sqlite. I am looking into it i'll let you know if I find out something.
Data Togles
There is a way to do it posted in the Sprint forum.
I can confirm that it does work with the ATT variant.
I tried it and it works.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2732722
[MOD] Enabling "Hidden" Quick Tiles
*in the forum it tells you how to do it with another editor. (a free one)
johnjohn2014 said:
There is a way to do it posted in the Sprint forum.
I can confirm that it does work with the ATT variant.
I tried it and it works.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2732722
[MOD] Enabling "Hidden" Quick Tiles
*in the forum it tells you how to do it with another editor. (a free one)
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I tried with SQLite Debugger app. I added MobileData and Data to the value.
The values are updated correctly.
After I reboot, I cannot see Mobile data toggle. I have also tried just adding MobileData. That too did not work
Google around for the app and download it for free and install it. Then follow this link. It worked for my AT&T S5.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2732722
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SQLite Editor works
Thanks. I got 'SQLite Editor' and it worked.
After reboot, I was able to view MobileData in the toggles.
First time when you click the toggle, it brings up the setting page to enable Mobile data.
After that, it behaved as normal toggle.
I had tried below apps - But did not work.
sqlite Database Editor - This never completed loading Application database. Hence did not work
SQLite Debugger - I was able to modify settings.db. When I run the query again after reboot, I could see the modified value.
But toggle was never visible. After installing SQLite Editor, when I ran the query, MobileData was not there.
So I assume, SQLite Debugger never changed settings.db. I had system partition mounted as rw using root explorer.
yoonus said:
Thanks. I got 'SQLite Editor' and it worked.
After reboot, I was able to view MobileData in the toggles.
First time when you click the toggle, it brings up the setting page to enable Mobile data.
After that, it behaved as normal toggle.
I had tried below apps - But did not work.
sqlite Database Editor - This never completed loading Application database. Hence did not work
SQLite Debugger - I was able to modify settings.db. When I run the query again after reboot, I could see the modified value.
But toggle was never visible. After installing SQLite Editor, when I ran the query, MobileData was not there.
So I assume, SQLite Debugger never changed settings.db. I had system partition mounted as rw using root explorer.
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How did you do it? I tried but I keep getting code 14 error. Then I tried to copy the settings.db to SD card I was able to edit it without error. Then I copy it back to the original folder but then when I reboot it freezes at the att logo. I need help any idea.
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good luck
vat829 said:
How did you do it? I tried but I keep getting code 14 error. Then I tried to copy the settings.db to SD card I was able to edit it without error. Then I copy it back to the original folder but then when I reboot it freezes at the att logo. I need help any idea.
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Please check this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2732722
It has step-by-step on how to do with sqllite.
Also make sure you have /system mounted read-write before running the steps.
To bring back your phone back to life, please check other threads. Many people had issue S5 stopping at att boot logo. All those were related to enabling Ultra power saving mode.
yoonus said:
Please check this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2732722
It has step-by-step on how to do with sqllite.
Also make sure you have /system mounted read-write before running the steps.
To bring back your phone back to life, please check other threads. Many people had issue S5 stopping at att boot logo. All those were related to enabling Ultra power saving mode.
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I did followed it step by step and i did not enable Ultra Power Saving Mode. Also my settings.db did not contain "notification_panel_active_app_list" but "notification_panel_active_app_list_for_reset"
vat829 said:
I did followed it step by step and i did not enable Ultra Power Saving Mode. Also my settings.db did not contain "notification_panel_active_app_list" but "notification_panel_active_app_list_for_reset"
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You remind me of me. You're making it much harder than it is.
If your're getting code 14 error, then you're probably using an older version of sqlite editor, or one of the other sqlites, if I'm not mistaken. And, you're not going to get too many suggestions on where to get apps free from around here.
Now, to bring your phone back, I recommend either using my guide, or the one in the ultra power save thread. But, you only need to flash the AP file in Odin if you don't want to factory reset your phone right away.
I am using the last sqlite editor 2.1.
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Has anyone got "net.tethering.noprovisioning=true" to work? I am able to toggle portable wifi tethering set it up and connect but will pull no data .
UPDATE
Got it to work after installing Sqlite editor from GPS.
Instructions: Open Sqlite editor navigate to data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases/settings.db > click on Global > add string Setting.db addition of tether_dun_required value 0
Then open root explorer and open build.prop add net.tethering.noprovisioning=true to bottom
Reboot=Profit
wytecaztle said:
Has anyone got "net.tethering.noprovisioning=true" to work? I am able to toggle portable wifi tethering set it up and connect but will pull no data .
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Have you also added the line
tether_dun_required
Value=0
To the settings database in data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases under the global tab
I'm going to try this for t mobile hope it works
It jas been mentioned before that tmobile users need to only modify the settings database. There is a thread that mentions these details 3 or 4 pages back...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6/help/nexus-5-tethering-hack-nexus-6-t2946775
chrisduclo said:
It jas been mentioned before that tmobile users need to only modify the settings database. There is a thread that mentions these details 3 or 4 pages back...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6/help/nexus-5-tethering-hack-nexus-6-t2946775
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doesn't the build.prop trick do the job as well?
For sprint device i did both with successful results.
For Sprint, I only added tether_dun_required, rebooted and it worked. This was after I factory reset, however. It didn't work before that for an unknown reason.
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What app did you guys use to edit the database?
jumbodogs said:
What app did you guys use to edit the database?
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Sqlite editor. I can try and create a flashable zip that does the same thing sometime today so it's easier for everybody. I'd have to test it myself of course.
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Thanks to everyone here!
Mods Can you move to General section please.
Hey all. Are you guys using the Nexus 6 from the GPS or from Sprint? I got mine from Sprint, rooted and added lines to setting.db and build.prop factory reset and still can't even toggle Portable Wifi without getting Tethering or Hotspot Error....
My next task is to flash the factory rom direct from dev.google
I am unable to Wi-FI tether even after doing both tether_dun_required and the net.tether.noprovisioning in the build.prop. Bought straight from GPS, so not sure what I am doing wrong :/
EDIT:
It was a typo by me, the actual string is "net.tethering.noprovisioning"... "tethering" not "tether" after fixing this, all works well. I'd advise anyone struggling to just give spelling another check.
bymoe1up said:
Hey all. Are you guys using the Nexus 6 from the GPS or from Sprint? I got mine from Sprint, rooted and added lines to setting.db and build.prop factory reset and still can't even toggle Portable Wifi without getting Tethering or Hotspot Error....
My next task is to flash the factory rom direct from dev.google
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Hey all,
So I had to edit the two files in a specific order. Here's what worked for me on a Sprint Nexus 6.
- Root device
- add the additional line for build.prop
- factory reset
- check to see if you can toggle WiFi tether/hotspot from settings [if so continue]
- add line value to settings.db
- soft reboot
Hope it works.
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great write up, i make it work using the directions provided..!
now anyone can make a mod for this? like APK or flushable zip?
bymoe1up said:
Hey all,
So I had to edit the two files in a specific order. Here's what worked for me on a Sprint Nexus 6.
- Root device
- add the additional line for build.prop
- factory reset
- check to see if you can toggle WiFi tether/hotspot from settings [if so continue]
- add line value to settings.db
- soft reboot
Hope it works.
Sent from my Nexus 6 using XDA Free mobile app
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Just to share what worked for me. It wasn't working for me initially on a Sprint N6 either, but I really didn't want to factory reset. I was able to just recreate the steps you did but replacing the factory reset with a soft reboot and now it's working.
Since I had already made the changes unsuccessfully, I did have to delete then re-add the entries since it does seem to matter the order they were done.
**edit: welp, Nevermind. It worked a few times but now I'm back to seeing the error saying I may not be subscribed.
**edit #2: I had the letter t in "true" capitalized. Changed it to lower case, reboot and it's been working for two days!
For those that don't want to edit files (but don't mind spending a couple bucks)... I can confirm that "WiFi Tether Router" app is working as well.
Settings for the N6, as provided by the dev:
Interface wlan0
Method 2
Channel 1
Encryption wpa2-psk
"No Firmware Reload" <- UNCHECKED
Verify those, reboot, then open and enable (Root required for it to reset the radio).
*Edit: clarity
From what I could gather from the thread and personal trial and error, this is what worked for me.
1. Unlock
2. Root
3. Download root explorer and sqlite editor
4. Open sqlite editor
4.a - under the files tab navigate to "data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases/settings.db/global"
4.b - click the + symbol to add a new entry
4.c - In name section put "tether_dun_required" all lower case exactly as it appears here.
4.d - In value section put "0" thats the number zero.
4.e - click save and exit program.
5 Open root explorer
5.a - Under the root tab browse to "/system"
5.b - long press on file "build.prop" choose "open in text editor" choose "yes" to remount as read-write and continue
5.c - add this as a new line to the bottom of the file "net.tethering.noprovisioning=true" all lower case exactly as it appears here. Just 1 uppercase letter here can make it not work.
5.d - save and exit
6 Reboot
7 Native tethering should work now.
Hope this helps. Let me know if I missed anything. Typed this up on my Nexus 9 tethered from my Nexus 6. :laugh:
Thanks for this. Worked perfect for me.
mengy007 said:
From what I could gather from the thread and personal trial and error, this is what worked for me.
1. Unlock
2. Root
3. Download root explorer and sqlite editor
4. Open sqlite editor
4.a - under the files tab navigate to "data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases/settings.db/global"
4.b - click the + symbol to add a new entry
4.c - In name section put "tether_dun_required" all lower case exactly as it appears here.
4.d - In value section put "0" thats the number zero.
4.e - click save and exit program.
5 Open root explorer
5.a - Under the root tab browse to "/system"
5.b - long press on file "build.prop" choose "open in text editor" choose "yes" to remount as read-write and continue
5.c - add this as a new line to the bottom of the file "net.tethering.noprovisioning=true" all lower case exactly as it appears here. Just 1 uppercase letter here can make it not work.
5.d - save and exit
6 Reboot
7 Native tethering should work now.
Hope this helps. Let me know if I missed anything. Typed this up on my Nexus 9 tethered from my Nexus 6. :laugh:
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This is what i did and worked for me and i only had to edit build.prop using the phone. I'm sure that it will work for everyone else. I'm also wondering if there is a way to edit/add the line we need for build.prop without having to root? something like "build.prop net.tethering.noprovisioning=True" in adb shell and it will add the line for us? hope someone can answer this for me please.
1. Enable developer mode (Go to Settings -> About phone, and click on the build number until the developer mode is enabled).
2. Enable USB debugging under Settings -> Developer options
3. Connect the device with a USB cable to a computer with the Android SDK platform tools installed
4. Start an adb shell: adb shell
5. In the adb shell, run this command: settings put global tether_dun_required 0
Edit the Build.Prop
6. Then open root explorer and open build.prop add net.tethering.noprovisioning=True to bottom
Thanks for the info. It works using Cricket sim
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