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APN FIle Help

Hello
Okay so after a few hours of fighting with my phone im coming to you the community to see if there might be an answer. I am currently running Redemptive revolution 2.2 with heyitslou kernel #9 .
I however am currently not able to receive picture messages. But i can send them. Ive been all through the postings about this issue here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?p=8658857
but none of the solutions have worked.
additionally have read what i could find on the androidforum about broken MMS messaging but it was not helpful.
My apn file reads as follows
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='yes' ?>
<apns>
<apn name="Production" numeric="00000" mcc="000" mnc="00" apn="1" user="null" server="null" password="null" proxy="null" port="null" mmsproxy="null" mmsport="null" mmsprotocol="2.0" mmsc="http://mms.vtext.com/servlets/mms" type="mms" />
</apns>
i have tried changing this to http://mms.vzw.com/servlets/mms
i have tried changing this to http://mms.sprintpcs.com
again i have the ability to send MMS messages with no problem so long as it is vtext.com i just can't receive them. Any Ideas would be greatly appreciated.

mms problem

How i can edit the mmsc url on message settings app because is all greyed out and i need to change for open mobiel carrier
Im on Stock rooted rom

Haven't tried APN settings on a Thunderbolt, but if you enable the GSM radio on the Bionic you just hit menu button>New APN in the APN settings, since the default settings are locked.

brandogg said:
Haven't tried APN settings on a Thunderbolt, but if you enable the GSM radio on the Bionic you just hit menu button>New APN in the APN settings, since the default settings are locked.
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APN Settings doesn`t work for me , because openmobile carrier use cdma for mms not gsm

See if this still works on the Bolt.
Last I knew, it did.
**EDIT:
Just tested again, still works.
Export
Make changes
Import
Hope that helps.
The file will export to sd card > apnmanager

santod040 said:
See if this still works on the Bolt.
Last I knew, it did.
**EDIT:
Just tested again, still works.
Export
Make changes
Import
Hope that helps.
The file will export to sd card > apnmanager
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Thanks for the help , but that doesn`t work. That change Apn for internet and i need change the apn that says:
Message>Menu>Settings>Multimedia messages (MMS)>Connection Settings
Nameroduction
MMSC:http://mms.vtext.com/servlets/mms . I NEED TO CHANGE THIS TO http://mms.openmobilepr.com:1981
MMS PROXY
MMS PORT
WAP 2.0

goldillo said:
Thanks for the help , but that doesn`t work. That change Apn for internet and i need change the apn that says:
Message>Menu>Settings>Multimedia messages (MMS)>Connection Settings
Nameroduction
MMSC:http://mms.vtext.com/servlets/mms . I NEED TO CHANGE THIS TO http://mms.openmobilepr.com:1981
MMS PROXY
MMS PORT
WAP 2.0
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Like this?
Ok, well I thought this was what you wanted.
This was my output:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<apns>
<apn name="Internet" numeric="310012" mcc="310" mnc="012" apn="VZWINTERNET" user="null" server="null" password="null" proxy="null" port="null" mmsproxy="null" mmsport="null" mmsc="http://mms.vtext.com/servlets/mms" authtype="-1" type="default,hipri" />
<apn name="Internet" numeric="311480" mcc="311" mnc="480" apn="vzwinternet" user="null" server="null" password="null" proxy="null" port="null" mmsproxy="null" mmsport="null" mmsc="http://mms.vtext.com/servlets/mms" authtype="-1" type="default,mms" />
</apns>
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I see everything there you mentioned, except WAP.

santod040 said:
Like this?
Ok, well I thought this was what you wanted.
This was my output:
I see everything there you mentioned, except WAP.
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I already changed the mmsc url with xml editor but nothing happens , i tried the ##3282# code and same result , maybe its something like change some string value 0 to 1...btw Gingeritis Rom has that part unblocked

[CVE-2013-3741] LGInstallServices Silent Install + Privilege escalation XDA:DevCon

LGInstallServices.apk
Silent Install + Privilege escalation
CVE-2013-3741
LG Install Service has an unprotected bindable service that allows other appliations to install apps, uninstall apps, set app defualts, enable apps, disable apps, clear app dataand "install system package", which causes installed apps to behave as if they were installed on /system/app. Apps installed this way can use system only permissions.
LG provied a nice permission available to system apps
<!-- LGE_CHANGE_S, [IMS][[email protected]], 20121010, [LGE_IMS_FEATURE] for LGE IMS Client Solution -->
<permission name="android.permission.IMS" >
<group gid="system" />
<group gid="radio" />
<group gid="inet" />
<group gid="net_admin" />
<group gid="qcom_oncrpc" />
<group gid="audio" />
<group gid="camera" />
<group gid="media" />
</permission>
<!-- LGE_CHANGE_E, [IMS][[email protected]], 20121010 , [LGE_IMS_FEATURE] for LGE IMS Client Solution } -->
POC attached for LG Optimus G Running JellyBean. POC uses LG's IMS permission to gain system group and patched dalvik-cache of a system-uid app to execute code as system user. This POC uses a prepatched odex, due to time constraints of mine. Once it has patched the cache is uses "GiantPune"'s property_service symlink attack to write a patch to uevent_helper and gain root. Will upload source sometime after I get home. This is the first vuln I presented at XDA-DevCon today.

Thanks for posting this up! Can't wait to have some fun with it.

Is LGSlap.apk same as LGInstallServices.apk? No success with P769 V20h
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jcase said:
LGInstallServices.apk
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I tried LGSlap.apk (I do not see LGInstallServices.apk anywhere, is it the same thing?. On T-Mobile P769 V20h I did not get root (after multiple attempts). I have another post asking for a reference to other exploits you alluded to. Sorry for being repetitious, just not sure in which thread I should feedback on LGSlap.apk.
Here is the other post: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=45778443&posted=1#post45778443

reikred said:
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I tried LGSlap.apk (I do not see LGInstallServices.apk anywhere, is it the same thing?. On T-Mobile P769 V20h I did not get root (after multiple attempts). I have another post asking for a reference to other exploits you alluded to. Sorry for being repetitious, just not sure in which thread I should feedback on LGSlap.apk.
Here is the other post: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=45778443&posted=1#post45778443
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I have no idea what LGSlap is, not what that device is, The exploit is specific to the LG OG i was working on, however feel free to reverse engineer it, no obfuscation was applied. The vuln exists on many LG devices, but the patched optimized dex will need to be redone.

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jcase said:
I have no idea what LGSlap is, not what that device is, The exploit is specific to the LG OG i was working on, however feel free to reverse engineer it, no obfuscation was applied. The vuln exists on many LG devices, but the patched optimized dex will need to be redone.
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Very sorry but I truly do not comprehend what you are saying here. I downloaded LGSlap.apk from your post 3 posts above what I am writing this moment. That post talked about LGInstallServices.apk, but the apk that was attached was named LGSlap.apk , and when loaded into the phone it showed up as LGPwn.pk (icon).
I understand that LGInstallServices.apk is for LG OG and not my P769, and that I should try to modify it to make it work. But as you see I'm not even sure I have the correct to apk to work on. I looked on your google+ and github as well.
Forgive me for being a java and Android noob. I have 25+ years of unix experience, but the mechanics of Java and Android Apps is still black magic to me. I'll try to improve.

reikred said:
Very sorry but I truly do not comprehend what you are saying here. I downloaded LGSlap.apk from your post 3 posts above what I am writing this moment. That post talked about LGInstallServices.apk, but the apk that was attached was named LGSlap.apk , and when loaded into the phone it showed up as LGPwn.pk (icon).
I understand that LGInstallServices.apk is for LG OG and not my P769, and that I should try to modify it to make it work. But as you see I'm not even sure I have the correct to apk to work on. I looked on your google+ and github as well.
Forgive me for being a java and Android noob. I have 25+ years of unix experience, but the mechanics of Java and Android Apps is still black magic to me. I'll try to improve.
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The app shows up as "notmalware", LGPwn is another root for LG that I released, it exploits LGInstallServices that came pre installed on some LG phones

G4 H810 featureset.xml

Hello all,
Coming from the H810, MMS messages would send and receive even with data being switched off. Data would turn on automatically, then turn back off after sending. I now have the H811, which basically requires you to turn off wifi and have data enabled to send and receive a MMS message. I have a AT&T SIM card, so i can't take advantage of wifi calling. I looked into the issue, and found that the featureset.xml file has a role in that. I tried rolling back my H811 and rooting it to access the featureset, but that ended in a permabrick. -_- Does anyone with a rooted h810 be able to get that file and either screenshot it or copy/paste it? It's located in root/system/etc.
Regards.

No one has root access to a h810...?

Correct. Due to the locked bootloader and Marshmallow kernel level protections we can't root the device. There was a trick on the last Android version where we could go in through download/diagnostics mode and insert the root that way but it got patched when they released Marshmallow.

shinji257 said:
Correct. Due to the locked bootloader and Marshmallow kernel level protections we can't root the device. There was a trick on the last Android version where we could go in through download/diagnostics mode and insert the root that way but it got patched when they released Marshmallow.
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I figured someone would have the H810 on LP with root access. I made the terrible mistake of trying to roll it back with the latest update that came out.

ItsJust2bit said:
Hello all,
Coming from the H810, MMS messages would send and receive even with data being switched off. Data would turn on automatically, then turn back off after sending. I now have the H811, which basically requires you to turn off wifi and have data enabled to send and receive a MMS message. I have a AT&T SIM card, so i can't take advantage of wifi calling. I looked into the issue, and found that the featureset.xml file has a role in that. I tried rolling back my H811 and rooting it to access the featureset, but that ended in a permabrick. -_- Does anyone with a rooted h810 be able to get that file and either screenshot it or copy/paste it? It's located in root/system/etc.
Regards.
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FYI, from h810 LP :laugh:
Code:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<profiles>
<FeatureSet>
<!-- Sms Start -->
<item name="seperate_processing_sms_uicc">true</item>
<item name="KREncodingScheme">false</item>
<item name="KSC5601Decoding">true</item>
<item name="increase_user_permit_sent_sms_max_count">true</item>
<item name="cmas_mlock_cb">true</item>
<item name="support_emoji_in_concat_message">true</item>
<item name="do_not_save_sms_to_isis_short_code">true</item>
<item name="att_vvm">true</item>
<item name="support_blocking_sms_in_frp">true</item>
<!-- Global Spam Message Start -->
<item name="OperatorMessage">true</item>
<item name="spam">true</item>
<item name="KRWapPushWithSpam">true</item>
<item name="GLOBALspam">true</item>
<!-- Global Spam Message End -->
<!-- Sms End -->
<!-- Call Start -->
<item name="set_clir_option_by_call_setting">true</item>
<item name="lge_call_att">true</item>
<item name="block_private_log_level">0x111</item>
<item name="support_srvcc">true</item>
<!-- Call End -->
<!-- Telephony Start-->
<item name="MANUAL_SELECTION_WITH_RAT">true</item>
<item name="SHOW_NETWORK_NAME_WHEN_MANUAL_NETWORK_SETTING_FAIL">true</item>
<item name="SUPPORT_LOG_RF_INFO">true</item>
<item name="SUPPORT_INFO_FOR_IMS">true</item>
<!-- Telephony END-->
</FeatureSet>
</profiles>

Question Pixel 7 Pro Volte and Vowifi in unsuported Country

Hey guys, from what I see we get same issues as in all previous Pixels. No Volte for me in Romania, Vodafone. Same as in P6p I previously had. Is there any way to enable it without root? Phone is unlocked, bought from Google Store Germany.

hi, same for me on belgium with orange.be

Same here omantel
I tried the workarounds on the other tread and enabled 5g and also vo5g
Volte, VoWifi, Vo5g all not working.
I come from the oneplus 7 pro and using the nbm file method managed to successfully enable volte.
I wonder if that method will work with the pixel.
Anyone can chime in?

Can you please explain what is nbm file method? First time that i heard about it

No, because it doesn't apply to our phone.

Won't get anywhere without root.

when i go to option in Dial *#*#4636#*#* for volte it can not be selected in my pizel 7 pro .
other wise its working in s22 ultra !!
my career is orange france !!

LLStarks said:
No, because it doesn't apply to our phone.
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Hi
Are you sure?
It seems to be working on the pixel 5
Module to enable 5G/VoLTE/VoWIFI on Pixel4a 5G/Pixel5
Update (9 Oct 2022): Upload module here. Update (7 Apr 2021): If you are looking for the manual way to add 5G support besides the magisk module way or the module does not work for you. Please refer to #54 for the detailed steps. Thanks again to...
forum.xda-developers.com
Any ideas are welcomed

snapdesign said:
Can you please explain what is nbm file method? First time that i heard about it
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Here is a detailed post.
In my reply above for the pixel 5 guide, it mentions some of the steps as well.
I won't have access to a proper pc for the next few days, if u managed to get it to work please share.

snapdesign said:
Can you please explain what is nbm file method? First time that i heard about it
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mbn files are used on Qualcomm, not Shannon modems like on the Pixel 6&7. These will have zero effect.
The reason why VoLTE works for some using the old modules from the Qualcomm pixels is due to the fact that the module also changes some build.prop values (look inside the modules to see which props exactly).
You can also achieve this by editing the /data/user_de/0/com.android.phone/files/carrierconfig-com.google.android.carrier-*.xml file (these are generated from .pb files somewhere, cant remember where they resided on the fs) and adding these lines there:
<boolean name="enhanced_4g_lte_on_by_default_bool" value="true" />
<boolean name="carrier_volte_available_bool" value="true" />
<boolean name="vendor_hide_volte_settng_ui" value="false" />
and after that you will get a toggle in the Settings where you can turn on VoLTE - that will force the VoLTE IMS stack to start working with the stock volte profile. If your carrier has incompatibilities with that profile it wont work.

tauio111 said:
mbn files are used on Qualcomm, not Shannon modems like on the Pixel 6&7. These will have zero effect.
The reason why VoLTE works for some using the old modules from the Qualcomm pixels is due to the fact that the module also changes some build.prop values (look inside the modules to see which props exactly).
You can also achieve this by editing the /data/user_de/0/com.android.phone/files/carrierconfig-com.google.android.carrier-*.xml file (these are generated from .pb files somewhere, cant remember where they resided on the fs) and adding these lines there:
<boolean name="enhanced_4g_lte_on_by_default_bool" value="true" />
<boolean name="carrier_volte_available_bool" value="true" />
<boolean name="vendor_hide_volte_settng_ui" value="false" />
and after that you will get a toggle in the Settings where you can turn on VoLTE - that will force the VoLTE IMS stack to start working with the stock volte profile. If your carrier has incompatibilities with that profile it wont work.
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Huh
Noted with thanks
Now i wonder since the are many profiles for different operators around the world and On my oneplus 7 pro i used the malaysian maxi nbm, is there a way to rename one of the current profiles to omantel my operator.
My thinking is if i can find the Malaysian profile on the pixel 7 pro and rename it to omantel it might work.
What do u think?

well this only works with root i think right?

hubono said:
Hi
Are you sure?
It seems to be working on the pixel 5
Module to enable 5G/VoLTE/VoWIFI on Pixel4a 5G/Pixel5
Update (9 Oct 2022): Upload module here. Update (7 Apr 2021): If you are looking for the manual way to add 5G support besides the magisk module way or the module does not work for you. Please refer to #54 for the detailed steps. Thanks again to...
forum.xda-developers.com
Any ideas are welcomed
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hubono said:
Here is a detailed post.
In my reply above for the pixel 5 guide, it mentions some of the steps as well.
I won't have access to a proper pc for the next few days, if u managed to get it to work please share.
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The Pixel 6 and 7 are completely different chip and modem designs than the Pixel 5.
Last I checked, this breaks more things than it fixes.
tauio111 said:
mbn files are used on Qualcomm, not Shannon modems like on the Pixel 6&7. These will have zero effect.
The reason why VoLTE works for some using the old modules from the Qualcomm pixels is due to the fact that the module also changes some build.prop values (look inside the modules to see which props exactly).
You can also achieve this by editing the /data/user_de/0/com.android.phone/files/carrierconfig-com.google.android.carrier-*.xml file (these are generated from .pb files somewhere, cant remember where they resided on the fs) and adding these lines there:
<boolean name="enhanced_4g_lte_on_by_default_bool" value="true" />
<boolean name="carrier_volte_available_bool" value="true" />
<boolean name="vendor_hide_volte_settng_ui" value="false" />
and after that you will get a toggle in the Settings where you can turn on VoLTE - that will force the VoLTE IMS stack to start working with the stock volte profile. If your carrier has incompatibilities with that profile it wont work.
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Pretty much this. Can also use this method for other flags that a carrier might support such as VoNR.

In order to enable vowifi and volte, has the carrier to do something or is it google that has to implement this (for a country or a certain carrier)?

kraaiven said:
In order to enable vowifi and volte, has the carrier to do something or is it google that has to implement this (for a country or a certain carrier)?
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The carrier has to support and enable it, which means you need to be on a tariff that supports it. Not all do. For example, PayG tariffs in the UK quite often don't come with it even if the carrier supports it.
My tarrif definitely does, I used to use it previously on my Note 10 Plus with the same sim card. However, despite sending the SMS code to enable it again last Wednesday just in case changing the phone stopped it working, and getting a response from Vodafone UK to say it will be enabled, it's still unselected on my phone info screen and it's greyed out stopping it being manually turned on.
Annoying.

Ok so i went and copied the carrier file from my oneplus to the pixel but that also didn't work.
Don't know what else i can try

tauio111 said:
mbn files are used on Qualcomm, not Shannon modems like on the Pixel 6&7. These will have zero effect.
The reason why VoLTE works for some using the old modules from the Qualcomm pixels is due to the fact that the module also changes some build.prop values (look inside the modules to see which props exactly).
You can also achieve this by editing the /data/user_de/0/com.android.phone/files/carrierconfig-com.google.android.carrier-*.xml file (these are generated from .pb files somewhere, cant remember where they resided on the fs) and adding these lines there:
<boolean name="enhanced_4g_lte_on_by_default_bool" value="true" />
<boolean name="carrier_volte_available_bool" value="true" />
<boolean name="vendor_hide_volte_settng_ui" value="false" />
and after that you will get a toggle in the Settings where you can turn on VoLTE - that will force the VoLTE IMS stack to start working with the stock volte profile. If your carrier has incompatibilities with that profile it wont work.
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If you don't mind me asking, Where does the stock volte profile preside?

file:///data/user_de/0/com.android.phone/files/carrierconfig-com.google.android.carrier-*.xml
I get permission denied. I do it on my laptop and termix. Still can't access the file

azooooooooo said:
file:///data/user_de/0/com.android.phone/files/carrierconfig-com.google.android.carrier-*.xml
I get permission denied. I do it on my laptop and termix. Still can't access the file
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Use fxexplorer

VoWifi Vodafone is stil not working on a pixel 7 (pro) ??
is there a solution?