Which ROM supports "Move to SD"?
Preferably Android Ver. > 5.0
Some don't have the option (OmniROM) while others show the device is not capable (Cyanogen).
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internet tethering via wifi hotspot or usb. has been workin on most custom roms.. if u can get to down to hspa+ or 3g.. it only doesnt work right now on lte for some reason. u can tether lte via usb if u add a software like pdanet or easy tether
Wifi Tether 3.1 beta 12 not working on rooted HTC Vivid
Wifi Tether 3.1 beta 12 not working on the following:
Rooted HTC Vivid
Android 2.3.4
HTC Sense 3.0
Software number 1.63.502.4
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Start Wifi Tether
Go to Settings
Select Device Profile -> default
Select Device Profile -> generic
Select Device Type -> Galaxy Nexus LTE <-- NOT AVAILABLE ***
Select Device Profile -> Samsung Galaxy Nexus (cdma/lte) -> CLOSE MATCH
Select Change Setup-Method -> netd (master), also tried others
Select Enable WiFi-Encryption -> Your Choice
Select Routing Fix -> also tried without this option
Start Tether and allow Root
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Sometimes phone brought up wifi; however, rooted ASUS eepad running ICS would not detect.
Note: Wifi Tether does work on rooted Atrix running Ginerbread
Hi there, I have a N6 running stock Android 5.1 LMY47D. By default "reboot" is not an option when you press "Power Off" button so how do I extend that menu to add "Reboot, "Reboot into Recovery" options? I know there are a lot of ways to do it: trhough XPosed and Advanced Power Menu module (not sure if works fine on Android 5.1), through apps on the PlayStore (one more app just for reboot the phone) and by installing a custom ROM (I like stock for now) but there is a way to avoid all of this and just extend the menu?
Any advice?
reynierpm said:
Hi there, I have a N6 running stock Android 5.1 LMY47D. By default "reboot" is not an option when you press "Power Off" button so how do I extend that menu to add "Reboot, "Reboot into Recovery" options? I know there are a lot of ways to do it: trhough XPosed and Advanced Power Menu module (not sure if works fine on Android 5.1), through apps on the PlayStore (one more app just for reboot the phone) and by installing a custom ROM (I like stock for now) but there is a way to avoid all of this and just extend the menu?
Any advice?
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as far as i know, the only options are the ones that you listed since there is no stock option built into 5.1:
1) Xposed (which is either in alpha or beta so if i were you i would wait on this option due to stability issues).
2) install an app from the playstore ( i am currently using SimpleReboot which currently satisfies my needs for now).
you can use the terminal also
Hello,
so I´ve tested last Nougat Beta (B360 v.11.12.2016) and played a little bit, with the new functions, Android Nougat brings along.
For me, one of the most interest/new functions of nougat instead of marshmallow, is the possibility to allow to force move any kind of app to sdcard (external storage).
This could/should be activated, as one option integreated into the Developer Settings Menu.
The Option is shown so far, but I can´t activate this feature.
So my question is, if this is because we´re still have a beta test & not a full official release, or is it so, because Huawei decided to block this option, like the feature to adopt storage in Marshmallow (and Nougat)?
Is there any kind of possibility to activate this feature (through terminal / adb command?) ? Like adopting storage manually in Samsung S7 etc?
Or is this for anyone having official release yet, functionable?
You're talking about adoptable storage I guess? There's an option on how to enable this on the S7 at http://www.modaco.com/news/android/heres-how-to-configure-adoptable-storage-on-your-s7-s7-edge-r1632, I guess you can always try it on the P9.
Otherwise there's an option in Settings->Memory and Storage to set the default location of any apps to either internal memory or the SD card. This was available in MM too. I have this set to SD Card but it seems to have broken ES File Explorer!
No, I talked about the Option included in Developer Settings to force allow move/install any app to sdcard
So running latest B378 nougat stock rom, I saw in Developer Settings a new Option called : 'force allow apps on external'.
But I can´t toggle this option.
So what have I to do to use Nougats new Option`????
Hi all,
my Huawei P9 is running Android 7.0 (EMUI 5.0.1) rooted.
As "Build" is shown "NRD90M test-keys", but as this doesn't correspond to any of what I have seen as valid build numbers so far, I guess this is wrong and somehow related to the Nandroid backup restore I did after upgrading this phone from Android 6 to 7... Anyway, my question is this:
What's the best option for me now to make this phone mass storage mode compatible?
The USB Mass Storage Enabler app claims that the current kernel does not support Mass Storage Gadget & FUSE and thus the app won't function.
So it seems that I need a new kernel.
- Is there a kernel available that I can use to simply substitute my current kernel?
- Can / should I easily compile my own one? (I have done that 15 years ago with Linux kernels, since then no kernel compilation experience anymore). If so, where do I start?
- Do I have to use a custom ROM? Which one do you recommend for that feature to work and for a lightweight system with high performance, flashable without muhc hassles from my current status?
Thanks a lot!
i think you updated to a beta firmware,
this thread may help,
good luck
Du you mean, a non-beta will contain the necessary kernel options?
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Du you mean, a non-beta will contain the necessary kernel options?
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not sure, but some had similar issues with the nougat beta.
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On another P9 with Android 7.0 / EMUI 5.0.1 (Build-Nr EVA-L09C432B394) the USB Mass Storage Enabler app also doesn't work for the same reason.
So I think that beta (if it really is one - the Nandroid backup title of the system with build number shown above has the same string in its directory name - maybe when restoring the Nandroid backup, that string is written into the "Build" field?) is NOT the reason for the mode not working.
Anyone here who uses that app and has USB storage mode support on a (rooted) stock Android 7.0 / EMUI 5.0.1 on a P9?
The app says (Google Play) that it works only on "selected" Samsung and Sony devices (btw, it"s rated only 3.5)
I just tried (Magic zRainbow v3 which is based on v394 and rooted Magisk), it says it doesn't find the lun file and not compatible with the kernel. IMO, it can't work here (I don"t know would it work with AOSP firmwares instead of stock).
Btw if you really restored TWRP backup from MM (EMUI 4.1) to N (EMUI 5), you are lucky that you didn't (soft) brick the phone
The app worked very well on my older P9... so it's not really limited to "selected Samsung and Sony devices".
I didn't get a notice about missing LUN file, but kernel incompatibility message was shown here, too. However, as far as I know the kernel can be replaced easily by flashing a new kernel? Question is then only, how to get my hands on a compatible kernel. Compile my own one? I have never done this with Android.
Or is there any other method to enable mass storage mode for the microSD card, so I can sync my stuff easily with the Mac on a daily schedule without having to remove the card from the phone everytime?
I tried other (e.g. MTP-based) sync solutions, but they all fail badly (either crash or take ages) when keeping those about 2.000.000 small JPEG files in sync that I need on the phone's microSD card. Those files are virtual tours / gigapixel image tiles, that I host on the phone to be able to present those virtual tours to clients without carrying a computer with me).