any fixes to adhoc n/w yet? - Samsung Galaxy SL i9003

hello all,
after a long search in the forum, asking this..
have anyone found 100% working fix for connecting i9003 to a adhoc n/w?
please provide supporting files if necessary!
found one wpa_supplicant but it stalled my device.had to replace it with the one backup'd to get back my device from continues rebooting
thanks in advance from a LIL more than noobi

Not a 100% solution...
Have you tried this? The bugs resulting from this is that Wi-Fi signal strength will not be updated. Once you connect to regular Wi-Fi, if you start with for example 2 bars, even if you walk closer to the router, the signal will stay 2 bars (Data Transfer Speed not affected). Also, you will be able to only use this wpa_supplicant for OPEN ad-hoc connections only. WEP or WPA2-Personal will initiate a "Obtaining IP Adress..." loop. I recommend to not use this as this will break these things said in this post, only use this if it is absolutely required. If you do decide to use this, use root explorer to copy the extracted file to /system/bin/ and rename to wpa_supplicant (make sure to make a backup of the original wpa_supplicant). Remember to TURN Wi-Fi OFF before doing anything. Then, you must set the permissions to 0755 by entering these commands in terminal emulator (assuming you are rooted):
su
chmod 0755 /system/bin/wpa_supplicant
chown 0.2000 /system/bin/wpa_supplicant
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Then reboot your phone. Ad-Hoc networks should now be displayed. And yes, this has been tested by me on Stock I9003XXKPQ firmware with UC-Kernel V9-1009

FeelLikeASir said:
Have you tried this? The bugs resulting from this is that Wi-Fi signal strength will not be updated. Once you connect to regular Wi-Fi, if you start with for example 2 bars, even if you walk closer to the router, the signal will stay 2 bars (Data Transfer Speed not affected). Also, you will be able to only use this wpa_supplicant for OPEN ad-hoc connections only. WEP or WPA2-Personal will initiate a "Obtaining IP Adress..." loop. I recommend to not use this as this will break these things said in this post, only use this if it is absolutely required. If you do decide to use this, use root explorer to copy the extracted file to /system/bin/ and rename to wpa_supplicant (make sure to make a backup of the original wpa_supplicant). Remember to TURN Wi-Fi OFF before doing anything. Then, you must set the permissions to 0755 by entering these commands in terminal emulator (assuming you are rooted):
Then reboot your phone. Ad-Hoc networks should now be displayed. And yes, this has been tested by me on Stock I9003XXKPQ firmware with UC-Kernel V9-1009
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mine is a stock i9003xxkkpe will tat be a problem?

sresam89 said:
mine is a stock i9003xxkkpe will tat be a problem?
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Make a Nandroid and then check it out, hopefully it works. Wi-Fi drivers could be updated since KPQ is 2.3.6 and KPE is 2.3.4.

FeelLikeASir said:
Make a Nandroid and then check it out, hopefully it works. Wi-Fi drivers could be updated since KPQ is 2.3.6 and KPE is 2.3.4.
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Nandroid? sorry am a new person..

sresam89 said:
Nandroid? sorry am a new person..
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Go and Flash CF-Root in this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1351056. Then boot into CWM by doing Vol. Up + Home Button + Power On. Then go to "Backup and Restore" and then make a backup.

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FIXED: Tethering in Stock ROM w/ Root

Hello,
This is a dead easy fix to get tethering working completely with android-wifi-tether (http://code.google.com/p/android-wifi-tether/):
UPDATE
New development version has support for this rolled in, instructions are no longer necessary:
http://code.google.com/p/android-wi...name=wireless_tether_2_0_2-pre14.apk&can=2&q=
Steps:
1. Open adb shell (start cmd.exe, run "adb shell")
2. Issue the following commands:
- "mkdir /sdcard/android.tether"
- "cat /etc/firmware/fw_bcm4329_ap.bin > /sdcard/android.tether/fw_bcm4329.bin"
3. Download and install the android-wifi-tether application, start tethering.
Your log from android-wifi-tether should look like the attached image.
Happy configuration free tethering!
NOTE: This works because of the two separate firmwares that HTC has included in /etc/firmware. One is specific for AP-mode and must be more open to this kind of stuff. The original bug stemmed from the usual firmware dropping ARP requests pretty consistently, possibly as a powersaving measure.
The second firmware is loaded using the firmware_path option when loading the bcm4329.ko kernel module.
anyone else confirm this working please.
I confirm this working...
You will need to have root to run the app of course but 2 or 3 people have confirmed it on bug 362 already on the google project.
Not working for me
AWESOME!!!
actually i ever use wifi tether but this is pretty cool because it actually worked. i know on the heroC we had issues with wifi tether all of a sudden not wrking after 2.1. nice to see that its been fixed. good work spreading the word
ya. it will get SU permissions,
i can find the connection.
i connect to it. but no data transmitting.
would be cool if someone can confirm 4g is able to be tethered.
fdot said:
ya. it will get SU permissions,
i can find the connection.
i connect to it. but no data transmitting.
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same here. any ideas?
toastcfh said:
would be cool if someone can confirm 4g is able to be tethered.
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Not confirming but based on what I read harry_m stated the wifi tether app uses the current connection, so in theory if you switch between 3g and 4g the app will switch accordingly.
i can confirm
I originally flashed with toast's rom. Used the recovery .bat to install Flipz's stock root rom.
I then flashed toast's radio rom.
wifi tether did NOT work.
I then performed the above instructions, and viola, it works fine. (i am posting via wifi tether)
I want to thank everyone who is hard at work on these projects, you guys are awesome.
fdot said:
ya. it will get SU permissions,
i can find the connection.
i connect to it. but no data transmitting.
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Check that the log screen looks exactly like mine does. Did you get any errors when you issued the adb commands?
Look on your sdcard for the android.tether folder and see if fw_bcm4329.bin file exists there.
toastcfh said:
would be cool if someone can confirm 4g is able to be tethered.
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dcmtnbkr said:
same here. any ideas?
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It should work according to one of the comments given about the issue. http://code.google.com/p/android-wifi-tether/issues/detail?id=362#c36
Because I am weary of rooting my phone not being able to return it to stock, I am gonna try it with the unrevoked root first.
goodfellaslxa said:
I originally flashed with toast's rom. Used the recovery .bat to install Flipz's stock root rom.
I then flashed toast's radio rom.
wifi tether did NOT work.
I then performed the above instructions, and viola, it works fine. (i am posting via wifi tether)
I want to thank everyone who is hard at work on these projects, you guys are awesome.
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i followed this same exactly.
andrew500 said:
Check that the log screen looks exactly like mine does. Did you get any errors when you issued the adb commands?
Look on your sdcard for the android.tether folder and see if fw_bcm4329.bin file exists there.
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no errors in adb.
and the .bin file is sitting in the directory.
and the log looks like yours.
running toasts ROM
can't get this to work
followed instructions, and when i click on the tether button it instantly says: unable to start tethering, please try again!
log screen is completely blank
any ideas?
fdot said:
i followed this same exactly.
no errors in adb.
and the .bin file is sitting in the directory.
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I meant the screen in android-wifi-tether, does it look like the screen cap I included? It should have a debug line about the loaded firmware on the first item.
- Didn't see the edit you made with that screen:
Have you done the OTA update? Could be the SD card bug possibly. The log screen shows it didn't load the external firmware.
"Unable to start teterhing try again"
I skimmed this thread, I am using toast's rom.
I have just applied the Unrevoked root. I cannot access the sdcard via adb shell. Any ideas?
When i send command
"cat /etc/firmware/fw_bcm4329_ap.bin > /sdcard/android.tether/fw_bcm4329.bin"
it gives me error msg
"cannot creat /sdcard/android.tether/fw_bcm4329.bin: directory nonexistent"
i followed this same exactly.
no errors in adb.
and the .bin file is sitting in the directory.
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I meant the screen in android-wifi-tether, does it look like the screen cap I included? It should have a debug line about the loaded firmware on the first item.
- Didn't see the edit you made with that screen:
Have you done the OTA update? Could be the SD card bug possibly. The log screen shows it didn't load the external firmware.
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I have not done the ota.
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Help with WiFi

Hello,
I own a Motorola Milestone (rooted, unlocked). Two days ago a weird thing appeared: when i try to activate the wifi, it goes into a Turning on - turning off - turning on etc. loop and i can stop it just if i activate the airplane mode, restart the phone and deactivate the airplane mode. It does not see any wireless network, i can't stop it and i can't connect to any network.
If i try to see the MAC in the wifi settings -> advanced, it writes 00:00:00:00:00:00 when it is in the loop mode. In the service menu, the MAC Address appears Unavailable.
I tried to reflash different firmwares to solve the problem, but no luck. I reflashed the original rom on it, but also: no luck. I tried everything possible with no luck.
In sys/devices/virtual/net/ i don't have any eth0 folder which i think that contains the network drivers.
I didn't drop the phone, i didn't drop anything on it. It appeared from nowhere. There aren't any other problems with the phone. The bluetooth works fine so, i don't think it's a hw problem (i found somewhere that the two hw modules are the same...it's possible that i should got it wrong).
How can i solve it?
PS: i wrote this here because i saw that this happened to different persons around the world but nobody gave an answer. So, i don't think it's phone related.
If this happened to me I would try this:
1: Nandroid backup+Titanium backup
2: Run WiFi Fixer.apk
if it won't help:
3: Try some other ROMs
btw I don't really understand how did you come up with an idea that this is "Milestone Android Development" thread...
1. I don't have any Titanium Backup or nandroid backup
2. WiFi fixer doesn't work
3. i tested CM7, FroyoMod 2.3.3, CM6, original sbf file...nothing works
I posted this here because the other Milestone threads are not read by most of you.
then RMA it.
After you try to enable wifi, paste kernel log (output from 'dmesg' or 'logcat -b kernel' commands) and main log (logcat) to pastebin.com and post links to it here for inspection.
Is your /pds/wifi/nvs_map.bin file in place?
Hello kabaldan,
I was waiting for your reply master.
The /pds/wifi/nvs_map.bin is there but i can see it only in terminal, with ls, after su. In default file explorer from CM7, the folder is empty.
Here is the output of dmesg: http://pastebin.com/Ngz9iaQU
I'm currently using CM7 RC15 (the last night build).
PS: I promise to donate as soon as i get my money from the company i'm working for.
sdiodrv_data_xfer_sync() transfer error! STAT = 0x108011
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Sorry to say that, but this is a hardware failure. The wlan sd card does not respond to commands sent to it.
You should send your phone for repair.

[SOLVED] AdHoc Wifi on LG Optimus One P500

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1170232
Someone needs to port this for our LG Optimus One P500.
We all know that Adhoc doesn't work on Android. I've also seen a few thread recommending the use of alternative software on the PC. But one must understand that these software do not support all WiFi adapters and/or need specific OS in order to operate.
If one of our dev can port or make a fresh one, we could vote to make it a "Sticky".
I request you comment your opinion about this.
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Download the "wpa_supplicant" from the link below and replace it with the one in your rom. It should work.
www.mediafire.com/?939dy6dzmmc2vkp
[Thanks to seriousia for the link]
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Please click "Thanks" if it works for you.
Use connectify, i am using it
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DJoptimus-One said:
Use connectify, i am using it
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Connectify requires Win7, I'm running WinXP. Also, connectify does not support all adapters.
You can checkout the list of adapters which supports connectify:
http://support.connectify.me/home?page=2
Also, was referring to Ad-Hoc, not "Access Point".
Maybe this can help you as it is xp compatible.
http://www.virtual-ap.com/
ashishv said:
Maybe this can help you as it is xp compatible.
http://www.virtual-ap.com/
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Will definitely give it a try . Anyway, about the "G3 AdHoc Wifi Thread" by "jinxskore", it supports even old onboard laptop adapters which is why we definitely need this. You don't need to download any additional application/software....it will detect the AdHoc like an access point which is absolutely cool. Google could have added that with their updates but God knows why not.
I still think one of our dev should make one. I would if I could but I just started using android a month back and rooted yesterday.
Ad-hoc support for Android
Flash this
www.mediafire.com/?939dy6dzmmc2vkp
M using it
N It works perfectly
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What is adhoc?
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seriousia said:
Ad-hoc support for Android
Flash this
www.mediafire.com/?939dy6dzmmc2vkp
M using it
N It works perfectly
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Thanks a ton. Before I proceed, is it possible to just copy it through "Root Explorer" instead of flashing it? This is because I'm on stock 2.2.2 rooted and planning to stick with it for a while.
Also, is there a post dedicated to this particular "supplicant"? Would be really handy if there is one. If not, you could make a sticky
Okay, replaced the wpa_supplicant using "Root Explorer" and YES I can confirm it is working. Thanks a ton.
virusshah1997 said:
What is adhoc?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wireless_ad_hoc_network
Here, I was referring to "PC-to-Phone" wireless connection which allows internet sharing from the PC to the Phone (not Phone-to-PC) without using any particular OS (eg. Win7) or PC Software (eg. Connectify).
Take a look at the link in the original thread and you'll get the idea of what the post is all about.
novas242001 said:
Thanks a ton. Before I proceed, is it possible to just copy it through "Root Explorer" instead of flashing it? This is because I'm on stock 2.2.2 rooted and planning to stick with it for a while.
Also, is there a post dedicated to this particular "supplicant"? Would be really handy if there is one. If not, you could make a sticky
Okay, replaced the wpa_supplicant using "Root Explorer" and YES I can confirm it is working. Thanks a ton.
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Wlcm bro
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Sonygenmod 1.2 Final
problem
so i am able to see the adhoc network i have at home, but now my issue is i am apparently unable to connect to said network. i click connect and it just dismisses the prompt, but with no change to my connection state. ive rebooted the phone many times, disabled data to ensure nothing is coming from 3g, and tried multiple times, so now im at a loss. im also unaware if this has affected my ability to connect to regular networks as i have none available to test right now. any help would be great tho, im still learning my way around adb but these are the commands i used.
adb remount
adb push system/bin/wpa_supplicant /system/bin/wpa_supplicant
adb shell chmod 755 /system/bin/wpa_supplicant
and i was instructed to use this as well but it came with an error
adb shell chown system.wifi /data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf
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so i tried again with that chown command after a restart and it went through, and now it still sees the adhoc network, but once i try to connect it just adds it to the bottom of the list saying out of range, and i try again with no results..
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maybe someone could provide me with this as an edify ready zip? i couldnt use the other because my recovery doesnt support amend anymore. that would be awesome
Where I can download connectify ....
Mahesh....Android Freek...
mvgadagi said:
Where I can download connectify ....
Mahesh....Android Freek...
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Google it my friend.
I have a Vista machine.
1) First of all I enabled sharing of LAN card
2) Wifi & LAN were not getting enabled at same time (LAN was given auto precedence), issue was resolved by disabling switching of LAN/WLAN in BIOS
3) Installed Connectify
4) configured it to share my LAN connection over WIFI
Simple!
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For setting up proxy in my optimus, I used ProxyDroid.
[/COLOR]maybe someone could provide me with this as an edify ready zip? i couldnt use the other because my recovery doesnt support amend anymore. that would be awesome
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i have attached the edify ready zip of wpa adhoc
and if u need to convert amend script to edify use the other attachment found via googling
i have flashed this but unfortunately i could connect to ad hoc(of my laptop) only once and that too couldnt access the internet.
Now whenever i make ad hoc from my lappy the option of 'share your internet connection' is not present at all!
My phone is a LG p500 rooted, android 2.3.3 original LG ROM, and my sdcard is partioned, I've not updated the kernel yet... I have used ES File Explorer since Root Explorer is now paid and I have no credit card.
I've tried a wpa_supplicant from another forum and now my android just keeps rebooting.
I set the airplane mode and could use ES File Explorer again to restore original file, but, anyway, my phone just works in 3G networks... whenever I turn on the wifi, the phone reboots....
What exactly is this wpa_supplicant, what it does? in linux terms?
Anyway, I'm gonna give a try in this one in this thread...
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Update:
Meanwhile, i found out why my original wpa_supplicant was not working... it seems it is not a file, as i was wondering, it is a program... and when i gave it permissions to override, i set wr-wr-wr... but as a program, it must have the EXECUTION permission: wrx-wrx-wrx ... now my wi-fi is working again... but, still, not detecting ad-hoc ...
anyway, i can try again with differente version i backed up my original, and now i know how to fix it...
in case of success, i post here!
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ad-hoc now working! \o/
there are many threads about this subject, so, to help others noobs like me, some notes:
1) root your phone
2) download ES File Explorer on market. it's a free (and very good) alternative to Root Explorer
3) its a good idea to turn off wifi now. better, set airplane mode.
4) in the configs of ES File Explorer, if your phone is rooted, there is an option to mount the /system directory with permissions to write/read and another option to see hidden files. check them on.
5) now, you should navigate to /system/bin/wpa_supplicant and save a copy of this file in a secure location.
6) back to system/bin/wpa_supplicant, press long and in its properties, you can change the permissions of the file to rwx-rwx-rwx
7) now you can copy the wpa_supplicant you found in this forum, to that location, and override the original (dont worry, if you have a backup, its reversible)
8) again, check the permissions of the new wpa_supplicant. it must be rwx-rwx-rwx too. (it's a program, the "x" is needed to execute)
9) that all. it now should work. ad-hoc networks are marked with a (*)... in my case, worked perfectly. My phone is a LG P500 android 2.3.3 original rom.
10) in case of any errors, just try another version of wpa_supplicant, there are some versions here. or, just restore your original wpa_supplicant. remember the permissions.
11) if you have the android sdk in your pc, you can run adb shell wpa_supplicant -v and find out your version... v5 or v6 ... in this forum there are modified wpa_supplicant in versions 5 and 6 ... use the correct according to your rom...
no ta transferring
pfrolim said:
My phone is a LG p500 rooted, android 2.3.3 original LG ROM, and my sdcard is partioned, I've not updated the kernel yet... I have used ES File Explorer since Root Explorer is now paid and I have no credit card.
I've tried a wpa_supplicant from another forum and now my android just keeps rebooting.
I set the airplane mode and could use ES File Explorer again to restore original file, but, anyway, my phone just works in 3G networks... whenever I turn on the wifi, the phone reboots....
What exactly is this wpa_supplicant, what it does? in linux terms?
Anyway, I'm gonna give a try in this one in this thread...
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Update:
Meanwhile, i found out why my original wpa_supplicant was not working... it seems it is not a file, as i was wondering, it is a program... and when i gave it permissions to override, i set wr-wr-wr... but as a program, it must have the EXECUTION permission: wrx-wrx-wrx ... now my wi-fi is working again... but, still, not detecting ad-hoc ...
anyway, i can try again with differente version i backed up my original, and now i know how to fix it...
in case of success, i post here!
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Update:
ad-hoc now working! \o/
there are many threads about this subject, so, to help others noobs like me, some notes:
1) root your phone
2) download ES File Explorer on market. it's a free (and very good) alternative to Root Explorer
3) its a good idea to turn off wifi now. better, set airplane mode.
4) in the configs of ES File Explorer, if your phone is rooted, there is an option to mount the /system directory with permissions to write/read and another option to see hidden files. check them on.
5) now, you should navigate to /system/bin/wpa_supplicant and save a copy of this file in a secure location.
6) back to system/bin/wpa_supplicant, press long and in its properties, you can change the permissions of the file to rwx-rwx-rwx
7) now you can copy the wpa_supplicant you found in this forum, to that location, and override the original (dont worry, if you have a backup, its reversible)
8) again, check the permissions of the new wpa_supplicant. it must be rwx-rwx-rwx too. (it's a program, the "x" is needed to execute)
9) that all. it now should work. ad-hoc networks are marked with a (*)... in my case, worked perfectly. My phone is a LG P500 android 2.3.3 original rom.
10) in case of any errors, just try another version of wpa_supplicant, there are some versions here. or, just restore your original wpa_supplicant. remember the permissions.
11) if you have the android sdk in your pc, you can run adb shell wpa_supplicant -v and find out your version... v5 or v6 ... in this forum there are modified wpa_supplicant in versions 5 and 6 ... use the correct according to your rom...
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only it is connecting but no data transferring i am using connectify 3.3 pro to establish ad hoc connection
and running on gb stock and window xp home edition sp3
what I am missing
Install the wifiadhocenabler app from market, this perfectly works on my O1
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ramblaklash said:
Install the wifiadhocenabler app from market, this perfectly works on my O1
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apk removed from play store. can u upload it ???
You find the answer with google. It works for me

Unable to remove Wi-Fi network

Hi, I would like to remove a Wi-Fi network from my list. It's listed as "not in range"
A long press then "forget" sequence returns "cannot forget".
After resetting the phone, the entry is unaffected.
How do I remove the entry (Z736563757265).
thanks nb
spice123 said:
Hi, I would like to remove a Wi-Fi network from my list. It's listed as "not in range"
A long press then "forget" sequence returns "cannot forget".
After resetting the phone, the entry is unaffected.
How do I remove the entry (Z736563757265).
thanks nb
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Hey, I encountered the same issue (I have this exact SSID saved that cannot be forgotten, "failed to forget network" - where did this SSID come from????) and spent some time figuring out how to remove it. Well, I actually fixed it with the 'attwifi' network but I assume the following steps would apply for you too. I have an LG G2 running stock android 4.2, rooted. Note that you will need a rooted phone in order to do this. Here are the steps I took:
1.) Get a text editor capable of running as root (I used 920 text editor, there is a permissions issue with it though that I detail later).
2.) Open /data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf using your text editor. Make a backup of this file while you're at it.
3.) Find the 'attwifi' entry and rename it (I renamed it to 'attwifi2'.) You could also probably remove the entry but I didn't try that.
4.) Turn off and turn on Wifi
* Note, I couldn't turn on wifi at first once I changed wpa_supplicant's conf file. It turned out to be a permission issue - my text editor did not save the file with the correct permissions. I had to run 'chmod 777 /data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf' in a terminal window to give permissions back (it probably just needs chmod 666).
5.) Find 'attwifi2' in your saved wifi list and 'forget network'. It should now be forgetten. There is no more attwifi or attwifi2.
If this doesn't work for you, then you are probably using a different version of android where the conf file is in a different path. Try grepping for attwifi via a terminal window. Another thing you can try is to run 'dmesg' in a terminal window to see the system log - this could give you a clue as to what is going wrong. Best of luck!
Wifi issue on note2
I have a wifi issue, wifi I is not turning on after flashed the hd revolution on my note 2 pls help me
klaus ita said:
I have a wifi issue, wifi I is not turning on after flashed the hd revolution on my note 2 pls help me
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I think your best bet is to ask your question in this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2055736
Thanks!

wifi tab not getting enable

Hi, I have samsung tab 2 gt-p3100 with android version 4.1.2 screen shot attached. And it is rooted. Also I had installed linux deployment tool and kali linux on my tablet. Once I was trying for apt-get upgrade but file sige was big so I had trying with wifi with adhoc network but it was unable to detect. So I had google it and download some file wpa_supplicant and try, (replace in system> bin folder and try to o pen with txt shows elf)
But still not works. Then found some misc folder wpa_supplicant configuration some command add but still not work.
Now next day I found wifi router and try to turning on my wifi but when I am trying it comes back and turning on written comes nothing happen .
Deleted the command added in misc folder wpa_supplicant. Conf file then also same problem.
Pl help I dont want to format and upgrade as some legal document and some recording proof is there which is as per fsl. So pl help urgently.
T hanks.
yuvee0000 said:
Hi, I have samsung tab 2 gt-p3100 with android version 4.1.2 screen shot attached. And it is rooted. Also I had installed linux deployment tool and kali linux on my tablet. Once I was trying for apt-get upgrade but file sige was big so I had trying with wifi with adhoc network but it was unable to detect. So I had google it and download some file wpa_supplicant and try, (replace in system> bin folder and try to o pen with txt shows elf)
But still not works. Then found some misc folder wpa_supplicant configuration some command add but still not work.
Now next day I found wifi router and try to turning on my wifi but when I am trying it comes back and turning on written comes nothing happen .
Deleted the command added in misc folder wpa_supplicant. Conf file then also same problem.
Pl help I dont want to format and upgrade as some legal document and some recording proof is there which is as per fsl. So pl help urgently.
T hanks.
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Adhoc WIFI Support in Jellybean
yuvee0000 said:
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This is really hard to tell you that you might have to factory reset your tablet again(AFAIK) as you have done some experiments with wpa_supplicant.conf. I did the same earlier on my tab and got the same issue. Android versions above Gingerbread(2.3) + doesn't support adhoc networks(WEP) as far as i know or else if you still wanna use it or can stay without adhoc networks,,,i can extract the file wpa_supplicant for you and post it here. In that case you just need to push it to system/etc/wifi and set permisions to (wrrwrrwrr) using root explorer or any app with a capability of rooting privileges.
lokesh.3440 said:
This is really hard to tell you that you might have to factory reset your tablet again(AFAIK) as you have done some experiments with wpa_supplicant.conf. I did the same earlier on my tab and got the same issue. Android versions above Gingerbread(2.3) + doesn't support adhoc networks(WEP) as far as i know or else if you still wanna use it or can stay without adhoc networks,,,i can extract the file wpa_supplicant for you and post it here. In that case you just need to push it to system/etc/wifi and set permisions to (wrrwrrwrr) using root explorer or any app with a capability of rooting privileges.
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Thanks lokesh. Pl send me even you can send on my whatsup to 9558604061 .
Curther I did not make any changes in that file but system/bin/wpa_supplicant and data/mics file but you can send all three . I will try .
Here you go, please copy it to etc/wifi amd set permissions like the screenshot attached
Here is the link for wpa_supplicant.conf :
https://www.dropbox.com/s/dxgj4jkiz2d89t6/wpa_supplicant.conf
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Hey Lokesh,
The file has been removed or such eror on dropbox.
Could you upload the file on dropbox again and post a link? :good:
Thanks a ton
Shivankar
Shivankar Gupta said:
Hey Lokesh,
The file has been removed or such eror on dropbox.
Could you upload the file on dropbox again and post a link? :good:
Thanks a ton
Shivankar
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Dera shivsankar,
Can you pl discribe your problem as I got the solution not from that file but other method.
Dear Yuvee
Here are the screen shots.
Wifi stays like that for a lot of time then the slider goes to the off position but the page still shows the same "Turning on..." message!
I'm sick of it.
Regards
Shivankar
Please help!!!!!
Plllzzzzzzzzz help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Samsung bi*ches!
So last weekend I went to this Samsung service center
Those b****es are asking for 5700 for fixing the wifi up!
That's what's the value of a 2nd hand tab 2 in the market mofos!
Pissed me off bad!
Any help brothers?
Shivankar Gupta said:
Dear Yuvee
Here are the screen shots.
Wifi stays like that for a lot of time then the slider goes to the off position but the page still shows the same "Turning on..." message!
I'm sick of it.
Regards
Shivankar
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This same thing just started happening on my son's P5113 10.1 tab 2. Can't figure it out. Not sure if he dropped it or laid on it or what. Just started today and I've odined the stock software, the latest update, and tried different kernels. Nothing has worked. Please help if you can.

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