Hi,
I've recently purchased the above however it doesn't seem to support a usb dongle. Is there additional software to support or modify the settings, plus I can't download apps from the android market or the apps crash everytime I try to install . I heard that a firmware upgrade is available but not sure where to get this from.
Any advice would be useful
Check this thread - it's in the android forum
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=740631
Hi all,
here is the android app for the usb reverse tethering.
It requires rooted phone.
Both windows and ubuntu (Linux) are supported!
please search the "USB Reverse Tethering" app in google market.
forgetpw said:
Hi all,
here is the android app for the usb reverse tethering.
It requires rooted phone.
Both windows and ubuntu (Linux) are supported!
please search the "USB Reverse Tethering" app in google market.
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Uh i need this, thank you!
Pretty ridiculous that Android can't perform reverse tethering natively (i remember my ancient WiMo doing it on the fly!)
Thanks! I was looking for this :]
why is it not available for download in india??
mine is Samsung Galaxy Ace!!
will need a little help from my friends
got msg about kernel with no capability to provide such functionality,
current config:
Samsung SGH-I997 (Infuse 4G)
Rooted
Android 4.0.4
Baseband version I997UCLB3
Kernel version 2.6.35.7-UCLB3-CL977492-g61faf9a-dirty [email protected] #1
Build number 1.0
Mod version INFINITU-v1.1.1
thanks in advance for any/all help ....
Hi,
Great app, I cant buy pro thru the app, how could I make it work longer than 3 days
Hi all, i'm new on smart devices, i recentlly own a "P3113 - WiFi-Only" rooted (with the first tutorial on google: "p3113 root").
Also i have a 3G dong ZTE MF180 which i'm trying touse with PPP Widget
The thing is PPP Widget ask for "option.ko" from: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1952799&page=2
Which is unable to exec Format
I'll appreciate all of your help to make MF180 works in this PDA
My english is short doing my best
Model
GT-P3113
Android Version
4.04
Kernel
3.0.8-911625
Compilation
IMM76D.P3113UEBLH2
Everything I've read on here says the kernel doesn't support USB 3G dongles, I think someone may have been trying to find a way to patch it but not sure it was for the p3113.
Modded version of Fitbit Mobile to allow sync on all devices with Bluetooth 4.0 Low Energy.
Minumum Android 4.3 version required!
NB Please read official report Android device compatibility
It's recommended to disable background updates or manually turn on/off Bluetooth when sync needed.
Here are reset device instructions: How do I restart my tracker?
Reported as working on devices:
- Google Nexus 4, 5
- Google Nexus 7
- Galaxy Nexus (some ROMs require additional BTLE libraries)
- Samsung Note 2, Note 3
- Samsung Galaxy S3, S4
- LG Optimus G, G2
- LG optimus 4X HD (starting from 4.4.2 (omni rom tested))
- HTC One
- HTC Evo 4G
- HTC DNA
- Motorola Atrix HD
- Motorola Moto X, Droid Maxx (some 4.2.2 ROMs with BTLE are also compatible)
- Sony Xperia Z, Xperia Z Ultra
- Oppo Find 5
Download Mega | AndroidFileHost
can support sony z ultra? if so,i will buy fitbit flex.
adx_x said:
can support sony z ultra? if so,i will buy fitbit flex.
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It should support this device - it has Bluetooth 4.0 with LE and you can find Android 4.3 firmwares.
I don't have sony z - so ask people in your device thread to be 100% sure.
dimfish said:
It should support this device - it has Bluetooth 4.0 with LE and you can find Android 4.3 firmwares.
I don't have sony z - so ask people in your device thread to be 100% sure.
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thanks，i have buy it，tomorrow report if can support z ultra...
Hi,
works perfectly with a rooted Galaxy S4, thank you!
Great, it works on my Nexus 7 running CM!
Not working on my Galaxy Nexus though, running stock. Do I need to switch to Cyanogenmod for proper BTLE support with that device?
JeremyNT said:
Not working on my Galaxy Nexus though, running stock.
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Please read bold red text in 1 post - Android 4.3 minimum required. Also visit thread for your device with BTLE Drivers.
dimfish said:
Please read bold red text in 1 post - Android 4.3 minimum required. Also visit thread for your device with BTLE Drivers.
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Well the device is running 4.3, but I guess Google disabled BTLE on the Galaxy Nexus for some reason. BTLE works in CM, and I only recently switched back to stock, so I didn't know it was missing.
The needed modifications to stock GNex are on this thread if anybody else encounters this situation:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2387107
JeremyNT said:
Well the device is running 4.3
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I see I'm sorry I thought you have 'toro' or 'toroplus' - they don't have stock 4.3 like 'maguro'
dimfish said:
I see I'm sorry I thought you have 'toro' or 'toroplus' - they don't have stock 4.3 like 'maguro'
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I should have been more specific! Fitbit sync seems to work fine for me now that I have applied the modifications to re-enable BTLE, thank you for posting this apk
Thanks a lot dimfish, it's work for me on my s3 with slimbean 4.3. :good:
Awesome work!
Thanks dimfish, this is fantastic!
What does this mean for BLE functionality with other apps, Endomondo for example? Is this a possibility?
Thank you for this app... Just replaced the one already installed and I can now sync with my phone...
Sent from my SM-N900 with Tapatalk
Since you've made this modification, maybe you'll be able to enlighten me to the situation with 4.3 and Bluetooth Low Energy.
Did google push out the BLE spec in such a way that we theoretically shouldn't have to have a hacked app to sync with BLE devices on any 4.3 device, or is it far more complicated in that each device must be custom tailored in the code of the application to sync properly?
If the former is true, I can't really wrap my head around why the Galaxy S4 GPe 4.3 device would have syncing working perfectly with the stock fitbit app, but not the HTC One running a GPe 4.3 rom.
If the latter is true, google didn't fix anything with regards to BLE.
dimfish said:
Modded version of Fitbit Mobile to allow sync on all devices with Bluetooth 4.0 Low Energy.
Minumum Android 4.3 version required!
NB Please read official report Android device compatibility
It's recommended to disable background updates or manually turn on/off Bluetooth when sync needed.
Here are reset device instructions: How do I restart my tracker?
Reported as working on devices:
- Google Nexus 4
- Google Nexus 7
- Galaxy Nexus (some firmwares require additional BTLE drivers)
- LG G2
- HTC One
- Samsung Note 3
- Samsung Galaxy S3, S4 (custom ROMs)
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Daman09 said:
Since you've made this modification, maybe you'll be able to enlighten me to the situation with 4.3 and Bluetooth Low Energy.
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Actually I didn't read Google specs, however I don't see any reason why Fitbit should lie about 48 hours problem described here
So trying to avoid this problem they hardcoded supported devices (so you were able to fool it with modified build.prop).
But lets be realistic - this problem right now affects only Fitbit trackers, while android is still working and bluetooth is working - and when Google decide to help fix this specific problem - who knows...
You sir, are my hero! thanks man
Just tried this on my Sprint HTC Evo 4G LTE running CM10.2 (2013-10-11 nightly). I can confirm that it works perfectly with my Fitbit One! Thanks dimfish!
Working on Motorola Atrix HD
Sent from my Atrix HD using ProBAM rom and XDA 4 Premium
A few questions, pardon my n00bness:
-Does my HTC One have to be rooted for this to work?
-Does this modified apk modify my build.prop file?
-If so, does the app reverse this change once uninstalled?
Thanks!
I love you.
Working great on my cm10.2 for sg3
3 years ago somebody downgraded somebody I met at the internet successful my Samsung J5 to Android 5.
Now I think about the possibility to downgrade my Samsung A7 (A750GN) to Android 4.
Would it be possible?
In know with such a questions a lot of people want to know why.
It's simple.
I love how 4 looks.
I could still enjoy 5 if I have too.
And Android is gone the same negative way like Microsoft with Windows 10.
Every new Android Version has more and more rubbish included I don't use and I don't want,
Today is (for me) my Android Version a overloaded fat elephant with so many bad functions I can't turn off.
I would like to have a "Android Lite" and I would like to have a Android that looks like 4 or 5.
But would it be possible?
I have never ever done something like this for myself.
That last time with my J5 somebody installed a remote control on my laptop and I plugged in my mobile and this guy has done everything remote controlled.
I have still to today no idea who he was and from where he was.
But it worked fine.
He downgraded my J5 to Android 5 and he changed something in such a way the mobile never ask for a update and when I try to force a update I get the wrong answer the newest update in installed.
Absolute great.
That is what I'm looking for with my A7.
Any ideas?
It is NOT possible to downgrade your A7 to android 5.
When a new phone comes out , for example the A7 2018 , it was launched with android 8.
It can not be downgraded to any version below the version it came out with.
Even after updating from android 8 to the latest android 10 , i don't think it is possible to even downgrade to android 8 again (because samsung updates, patch your phone with the new update.)
Galaxy J5 was released with android 5 touchwiz, the android 5 system customized by Samsung.
The person who was connected to your computer has installed a custom rom (probably an AOSP rom , as you described being a "lite version".)
AOSP roms are roms without the Samsung add-ons and customizations , created by developers here on XDA.
For the moment , an AOSP android 10 for A7 2018 is not available , but there is another way to get a "lite " version of android 10 on your device.
As it needs a lot of reading and understanding on android development, i do not sugges you doing so .
It is called GSI and you can find by reading in the correct thread , for example :
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-a7/help/how-to-install-gsi-samsung-galaxy-a7-t4165617
Please , be aware that you might brick your device if you decide to experiment with its system.
Hope this helps you.