Enabling Adobe's Flash Player in Dolphin Browser for Android 4.1.x - Xperia Tablet Z Themes and Apps

[Edit] NOTE: As of late June 2013, use of Adobe Flash Player was re-enabled in Dolphin Browser version 10.0.0.
On devices running Android 4.1.x (Jelly Bean), Adobe's Flash Player cannot be enabled via settings in the latest versions of Dolphin Browser (version 9.4.2 as of June 2013). When you try to enable Flash Player in Dolphin's settings, Dolphin will display a warning message saying Flash Player cannot be enable on devices running Android 4.1.x. However, this can be thwarted on devices that have root access.
All you have to do is delete Dolphin's setting's preferences file; i.e.,
/data/data/mobi.mgeek.TunnyBrowser/shared_prefs/mobi.mgeek.TunnyBrowser_preferences.xml
Doing this will cause Dolphin to recreate the preferences file with all the settings reset to their default values except "Flash Player" will be set to "Always On". Of course, because the settings are reset to their default values, you will need to go through the settings and set them to how you had them set before you deleted the preferences file.
If you do not have Adobe's Flash Player for Android installed on your tablet, you can download it from Adobe's Archived Flash Player Versions web page. Search for the list titled "Flash Player for Android 4.0 archives" to find and download the latest version (11.1.115.69 as of early July 2013) to your device and install it. You can ignore that it says "for Android 4.0", it will also run on Android 4.1.x. You can test that Flash Player is working in Dolphin by going to Adobe's Find Version web page.
This may also work with Android 4.2.x, but I do not have a device running 4.2.x to test it on. Perhaps someone running Android 4.2.x can test it and let us know.

I do not see any such folder on my device after installing Dolphin...
Edit: Never mind, it shows up when running a search.
Sent from my SGP312 using Tapatalk 2

e-motion said:
I do not see any such folder on my device after installing Dolphin...
Edit: Never mind, it shows up when running a search.
Sent from my SGP312 using Tapatalk 2
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Hi,
How did you find the file? I use X-plore but I am unable to find that file, even using the find option.
Can you help?
Thank you!
Alex

kwajongen said:
Hi,
How did you find the file? I use X-plore but I am unable to find that file, even using the find option.
Can you help?
Thank you!
Alex
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Make sure all associated directories are set to r/w. BTW, you can also delete the file by connecting your device to a computer and using adb shell to run the rm command.

I used ES File Explorer search function at the root, that's how I found the file...
Sent from my ASUS Tablet P1801-T using Tapatalk HD

e-motion said:
I used ES File Explorer search function at the root, that's how I found the file...
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I have both ES File Explorer and Root Explorer and can find mobi.mgeek.TunnyBrowser_preferences.xml without problem. However, I used Android Terminal Emulator to delete the file.

Well, for whatever reason l cannot find that fIle, l installed ES explorer to esclude any issue with Xplore app, but that file is not found.
I can see a tunnybrowser folder too, but no file.
What am l doing wrong?
Can you give me the exact path to get there?
Thanks -u
Alex

kwajongen said:
Well, for whatever reason l cannot find that fIle, l installed ES explorer to esclude any issue with Xplore app, but that file is not found.
I can see a tunnybrowser folder too, but no file.
What am l doing wrong?
Can you give me the exact path to get there?
Thanks -u
Alex
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The exact path to the file was given in the original post.
/data/data/mobi.mgeek.TunnyBrowser/shared_prefs/mobi.mgeek.TunnyBrowser_preferences.xml
Start ES File Explorer.
From the menu on the left side of the screen, select Tools and then select Root Explorer.
From the popup menu, select Mount R/W, set Path / to RW, and then press OK.
Next, in the window on the right side of the screen, select data directory.
Next window, select data directory.
Next window, select mobi.mgeek.TunnyBrowser directory. (Scroll down to find it.)
Next window, select shared_prefs directory.
Next window, long press on mobi.mgeek.TunnyBrowser_preferences.xml file until the check mark appears.
Press Delete (located at bottom of window).
Exit ES File Explorer.
Start Dolphin Browser and go through its settings.

Cat McGowan said:
The exact path to the file was given in the original post.
/data/data/mobi.mgeek.TunnyBrowser/shared_prefs/mobi.mgeek.TunnyBrowser_preferences.xml
Start ES File Explorer.
From the menu on the left side of the screen, select Tools and then select Root Explorer.
From the popup menu, select Mount R/W, set Path / to RW, and then press OK.
Next, in the window on the right side of the screen, select data directory.
Next window, select data directory.
Next window, select mobi.mgeek.TunnyBrowser directory. (Scroll down to find it.)
Next window, select shared_prefs directory.
Next window, long press on mobi.mgeek.TunnyBrowser_preferences.xml file until the check mark appears.
Press Delete (located at bottom of window).
Exit ES File Explorer.
Start Dolphin Browser and go through its settings.
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Hi,
OK, the problem is that when l click root explorer, l get an error message:
Sorry test failed. This feature cannot run on your phone.
BTW, l am on my tablet SGP312...
So it explains why l cannot go further, but why the feature cannot run it is a mistery to me.
Alex

kwajongen said:
Hi,
OK, the problem is that when l click root explorer, l get an error message:
Sorry test failed. This feature cannot run on your phone.
BTW, l am on my tablet SGP312...
So it explains why l cannot go further, but why the feature cannot run it is a mistery to me.
Alex
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My guess is your device does not have root access. Your device must have root access to be able to delete the file (reread original post).

Cat McGowan said:
My guess is your device does not have root access. Your device must have root access to be able to delete the file (reread original post).
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I understand, how is it that, for instance, e-motion in our thread, has exactly the same device and he has root access?
Is there a way to get root access?
Thanks
Alex

kwajongen said:
I understand, how is it that, for instance, e-motion in our thread, has exactly the same device and he has root access?
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In post #2, e-motion said "Edit: Never mind, it shows up when running a search." So it appears they found the file and were able to delete it.
kwajongen said:
Is there a way to get root access?
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Read here: [ROOT] Xperia Tablet Z {WORKING!}

Cat McGowan said:
In post #2, e-motion said "Edit: Never mind, it shows up when running a search." So it appears they found the file and were able to delete it.
Read here: [ROOT] Xperia Tablet Z {WORKING!}
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Yes, but does not work for me and I am puzzled...
I'll keep on trying.
Thanks for your help.
Alex

Cat McGowan said:
On devices running Android 4.1.x (Jelly Bean), Adobe's Flash Player cannot be enabled via settings in the latest versions of Dolphin Browser (version 9.4.2 as of June 2013). When you try to enable Flash Player in Dolphin's settings, Dolphin will display a warning message saying Flash Player cannot be enable on devices running Android 4.1.x. However, this can be thwarted on devices that have root access.
All you have to do is delete Dolphin's setting's preferences file; i.e.,
/data/data/mobi.mgeek.TunnyBrowser/shared_prefs/mobi.mgeek.TunnyBrowser_preferences.xml
Doing this will cause Dolphin to recreate the preferences file with all the settings reset to their default values except "Flash Player" will be set to "Always On". Of course, because the settings are reset to their default values, you will need to go through the settings and set them to how you had them set before you deleted the preferences file.
If you do not have Adobe's Flash Player for Android installed on your tablet, you can download it from Adobe's Archived Flash Player Versions web page. Search for the list titled "Flash Player for Android 4.0 archives" to find and download the latest version (11.1.115.63 as of June 2013) to your device and install it. You can ignore that it says "for Android 4.0", it will also run on Android 4.1.x. You can test that Flash Player is working in Dolphin by going to Adobe's Find Version web page.
This may also work with Android 4.2.x, but I do not have a device running 4.2.x to test it on. Perhaps someone running Android 4.2.x can test it and let us know.
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There is another thread mentioned that an official beta enabled flash support.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2267390
Hope it helps.

Aaeon said:
There is another thread mentioned that an official beta enabled flash support.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2267390
Hope it helps.
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Thank you, but that thread covers a modded beta version 9.4.1 of Dolphin Browser whereas this thread covers unmodded released-to-market version 9.4.2 and (hopefully) future versions.

Cat McGowan said:
Start ES File Explorer.
From the menu on the left side of the screen, select Tools and then select Root Explorer.
From the popup menu, select Mount R/W, set Path / to RW, and then press OK.
Next, in the window on the right side of the screen, select data directory.
Next window, select data directory.
Next window, select mobi.mgeek.TunnyBrowser directory. (Scroll down to find it.)
Next window, select shared_prefs directory.
Next window, long press on mobi.mgeek.TunnyBrowser_preferences.xml file until the check mark appears.
Press Delete (located at bottom of window).
Exit ES File Explorer.
Start Dolphin Browser and go through its settings.
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followed this step in my sensation with the latest dolphin beta and it works

hi,
having a little problem after deleting this preference file, before deleting the file my browser automatically starts with hidden address and status bar but after deleting this preference file the address bar and status bar is now permanently visible. how to re-enable this setting, as i have go through the preference but didn't find any relevant check.

kashifmehmood said:
hi,
having a little problem after deleting this preference file, before deleting the file my browser automatically starts with hidden address and status bar but after deleting this preference file the address bar and status bar is now permanently visible. how to re-enable this setting, as i have go through the preference but didn't find any relevant check.
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Swipe left on right side of screen to display ADD-ONS menu and set Full Screen (should be near top of list) to ON (checked).

Dolphin and GenyMotion
I have tried your procedure but doesn't work with adndoid emulation on PC.
I use the emulator GenyMotion.
Install the flash player.
Eliminate the file of Dolphin configuration, as U wrote.
Verify the plugins setting.
All ok!
but doesn't work, doesn't see the plugins!
can U help me?
thanks for all.

jp-things said:
I have tried your procedure but doesn't work with adndoid emulation on PC. I use the emulator GenyMotion. Install the flash player. Eliminate the file of Dolphin configuration, as U wrote. Verify the plugins setting. All ok! but doesn't work, doesn't see the plugins! can U help me? thanks for all.
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I have never used Genymotion, so I cannot help you. Also, Adobe Flash Player was re-enabled in Dolphin Browser version 10.0.0, so if you update to Dolphin Browser 10.0.0 or higher, performing the procedure described in the original post is unnecessary.

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[Q] Can you watch HULU from the G tab?

I tried and I got the unsupported platform message.
I could never get it to work but look here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=856318
Hulu Tips
The trick for getting Hulu working is to do these things:
1) Use Either Dolphin Browser or SkyFire
2) In the browser, Settings...set User Agent to "Desktop"
3) In Advanced Settings set Plugins to "Always On"(Default is "on demand"))
4) Install either the Adobe flash player hacked apk or hexedit the libflashplayer.so file yourself. I had issues using the hacked apk, I just hexedited my own on the PC and moved it over. Instruction and hacked apk in first post of this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=856318&highlight=hulu
5) Install AdFree from the marketplace
6) Delete/Rename the Host file in /system/etc (TNT Lite Builds)
7) Start AdFree, it will want to create the Host file. If it exists when you run it, it will hang and not complete the installation.
8) When AdFree comes up there is an option to "Revert" click this button to allow ads, Hulu needs this to work.
9) Reboot to clear the host cache.
10) Turn back on AdFree Host file restrictions if you like after you're done with the Hulu Goodness! Enjoy!
rooted?
Is there anything special that needs to be done in order to delete "system/etc/hosts" file? I am running TNT lite 2.4 with Cwm, and/\ have had superuser capabilities for everything else, I'm assuming it's not root related?
I did it - I can see the video but when clicked after waiting for a while to run I'm getting the "unfortunately Hulu is not supported on your platform...
Well it works, sort of. It played real nice until it reached a commercial. Then it paused for a few seconds and Dolphin crashed. Tried again and had no sound. Re-booted, tried again and it worked again. Haven't watched long enough to see if it crashes at the commercials again.
Full screen sort of worked. Had to disable the popup blocker in Dolphin. Then it played for a few seconds until the video froze. Still had sound, but frozen video.
I wish there was something not as touchy as flash too...
Update.. Made it past the commercials this time. Seems pretty touchy but it works...
thaigai - you can use root explorer to delete the hosts file. All the firmware distros get you to root. You will need root in order to access the /system/etc and the /data/data/com.adobe.flashplayer/lib directories.
jcarlospr - Unfortunately.... message is usually caused by either the User Agent is not set to "Desktop" or your libflashplayer.so is not set correctly.
Download this file, unzip it, and use Root Explorer to copy it into the /data/data/com.adobe.flashplayer/lib directory
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=K4C7N34D
You can use this with both the Folio 100 Adobe Flash apk and the GLES Optimized Flash apk. The GLES Optimized is linked in Roebeet's TNT Lite Thread - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=842004
Copy the libflashplayer.so file after installing the Adobe Flash Player apk.
dkhilo said:
thaigai - you can use root explorer to delete the hosts file
jcarlospr - Unfortunately.... message is usually caused by either the User Agent is not set to "Desktop" or your libflashplayer.so is not set correctly.
Download this file, unzip it, and use Root Explorer to copy it into the /data/data/com.adobe.flashplayer/lib directory
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=K4C7N34D
You can use this with both the Folio 100 Adobe Flash apk and the GLES Optimized Flash apk. The GLES Optimized is linked in Roebeet's TNT Lite Thread - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=842004
Copy the libflashplayer.so file after installing the Adobe Flash Player apk.
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No luck!!!
But I also notice that I didn't have the /data/data/com.adobe.flashplayer/lib directory - so I create it myself - is that right??
jcarlospr said:
No luck!!!
But I also notice that I didn't have the /data/data/com.adobe.flashplayer/lib directory - so I create it myself - is that right??
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That doesn't sound right. Try uninstalling your flash player and reinstalling with the new GLES optimized Flash apk, then copy the libflashplayer.so file. Like I mentioned I had issues with the hacked apk.
dkhilo said:
That doesn't sound right. Try uninstalling your flash player and reinstalling with the new GLES optimized Flash apk, then copy the libflashplayer.so file. Like I mentioned I had issues with the hacked apk.
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Ok, This is what I did
1. Re-downloaded Adobe Flash Player 10.1.12.1 from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=842004
2. Went to settings/Applications/downloaded applications and uninstall the Adobe Flash Palyer 10.1
3. Using ES File Explorer I put the adobe flash player 10.1.120.1.apk
4. Went to the data/data/com.adobe.flashplayer/lib/ I renamed the libflashplayer.so that I got from http://www.megaupload.com/?d=K4C7N34D
5. Using the app App Installer I install the apk from step 3
6. Turn off the table after reboot I went back to the data/data/com.adobe.flashplayer/lib/ and rename back the file.
7. Went to hulu using skyfire (first, I verified that the option selected by default is desktop).
8. I selected a video from hulu and after 30 seconds I got the unsupported message.
Something else, I created data/data/com.adobe.flashplayer/lib/ directory because it was not there.
I am using TnT Lite V2.2.0
jcarlospr said:
Ok, This is what I did
1. Re-downloaded Adobe Flash Player 10.1.12.1 from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=842004
2. Went to settings/Applications/downloaded applications and uninstall the Adobe Flash Palyer 10.1
3. Using ES File Explorer I put the adobe flash player 10.1.120.1.apk
4. Went to the data/data/com.adobe.flashplayer/lib/ I renamed the libflashplayer.so that I got from http://www.megaupload.com/?d=K4C7N34D
5. Using the app App Installer I install the apk from step 3
6. Turn off the table after reboot I went back to the data/data/com.adobe.flashplayer/lib/ and rename back the file.
7. Went to hulu using skyfire (first, I verified that the option selected by default is desktop).
8. I selected a video from hulu and after 30 seconds I got the unsupported message.
Something else, I created data/data/com.adobe.flashplayer/lib/ directory because it was not there.
I am using TnT Lite V2.2.0
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I don't see where you are doing the adfree part. I got it to work using the Flash apk that was already modded without having to play with the lib file.
My bad - for some reason is not letting me to delete the host file or even rename it and I don't have anything else open - I tried right after turning on the tablet
jcarlospr said:
My bad - for some reason is not letting me to delete the host file or even rename it and I don't have anything else open - I tried right after turning on the tablet
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Are you trying to delete the host file with something like androot, or root explorer? The folder has to be set to read/write or it won't let you change it.
thaigai said:
Is there anything special that needs to be done in order to delete "system/etc/hosts" file? I am running TNT lite 2.4 with Cwm, and/\ have had superuser capabilities for everything else, I'm assuming it's not root related?
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Folder has to be set to read/write with something like root explorer.
dkhilo said:
The trick for getting Hulu working is to do these things:
1) Use Either Dolphin Browser or SkyFire
2) In the browser, Settings...set User Agent to "Desktop"
3) In Advanced Settings set Plugins to "Always On"(Default is "on demand"))
4) Install either the Adobe flash player hacked apk or hexedit the libflashplayer.so file yourself. I had issues using the hacked apk, I just hexedited my own on the PC and moved it over. Instruction and hacked apk in first post of this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=856318&highlight=hulu
5) Install AdFree from the marketplace
6) Delete/Rename the Host file in /system/etc (TNT Lite Builds)
7) Start AdFree, it will want to create the Host file. If it exists when you run it, it will hang and not complete the installation.
8) When AdFree comes up there is an option to "Revert" click this button to allow ads, Hulu needs this to work.
9) Reboot to clear the host cache.
10) Turn back on AdFree Host file restrictions if you like after you're done with the Hulu Goodness! Enjoy!
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Is this in general for most devices?
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ceo4eva said:
Is this in general for most devices?
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The hack original came form those that discovered it on the Nexus One Phones(rcgabriel thx for correction). It just edits what Adobe Flash Reports to the website the client using it, in this case it reports WIN instead of AND. So, I believe it would work for all mobile devices as long as they use a libflashplayer.so file as well. You might want to hexedit your particular libflashplayer.so file since it may be different from the one posted here. This apk is specific to the tegra2 devices.
jcarlospr said:
My bad - for some reason is not letting me to delete the host file or even rename it and I don't have anything else open - I tried right after turning on the tablet
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Also make sure your firewall is not doing some kind of ad blocking either. Some firewalls like Untangle have a ad blocker or if you use OpenDNS, you might have problems also if you have the restrictions to block the ad sites. Anything that blocks ads might prevent hulu from showing you the video.
Strangely enough, I needed to delete the host in order to have the AdFree even get to the point where it gives me the option to "revert" or load the updated hosts file. I'm not sure if the hosts file itself was blocking things, or the hosts file had some permissions preventing AdFree from modifying it. Either way, using Root Explorer after making sure the directory is R/W and not R/O is probably the easiest route for deleting this file.
dkhilo said:
Also make sure your firewall is not doing some kind of ad blocking either. Some firewalls like Untangle have a ad blocker or if you use OpenDNS, you might have problems also if you have the restrictions to block the ad sites. Anything that blocks ads might prevent hulu from showing you the video.
Strangely enough, I needed to delete the host in order to have the AdFree even get to the point where it gives me the option to "revert" or load the updated hosts file. I'm not sure if the hosts file itself was blocking things, or the hosts file had some permissions preventing AdFree from modifying it. Either way, using Root Explorer after making sure the directory is R/W and not R/O is probably the easiest route for deleting this file.
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How I switch from r/o to r/w?
dkhilo said:
The hack original came form those that discovered it on the Galaxy S Phones. It just edits what Adobe Flash Reports to the website the client using it, in this case it reports WIN instead of AND. So, I believe it would work for all mobile devices as long as they use a libflashplayer.so file as well. You might want to hexedit your particular libflashplayer.so file since it may be different from the one posted here. This apk is specific to the tegra2 devices.
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Minor historical correction - the hack originally came from the Nexus One forums. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=687842&page=3
Fancast works great without all the BS, hulu is a waste of time.

Pre-update Google Maps

I need the .apk of the version of Google Maps before this new update came out.
I accidentally deleted it.
Thanks.
What happens if you try: Menu -> Settings -> Apps -> Manage Apps -> find Maps in the list and choose Uninstall updates ?
You can give this a try. I pulled it from my titanium backup that updated daily, and the manifest says that is is version 4.7.0.
It keeps saying install is failed.
I'm on Uber ROM, and I think maps is baked into it. Other people were having problems with it too.
I'll try a re-flash and post results.
Actually, a re-flash just wipes everything.
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Ok I see what you are working with now. Just follow the steps below
1. Download the file below, MAPS.sh
2. Place the file MAPS.sh into your gscript folder on your SD card
3. Open the program GScript
4. Press your menu key
5. Press the Add script button
6. Press Load file
7. Now select MAPS.sh from the available scripts
8. Make sure the box next to “Needs SU?” is checked
9. Press Save
10. Now press the MAPS script
11. A blue screen will come up, now give it a minute until it says success at the bottom of the blue screen.
12. Exit out of GScript
13. Go to your favorite file explorer
14. Find the Maps.apk file that you downloaded in my first post
15. Now the file should be able to install without any problems
16. You can now enter the Market and update
I installed the Uber Rom and tested all of these steps with success.
http://www.mediafire.com/?imwvec5s0tr7r9m
It gives me a failure message, saying that it can't find the file when gscript is doing its thing.
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dpwhitty11 said:
It gives me a failure message, saying that it can't find the file when gscript is doing its thing.
Sent from my Incredible using XDA App
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Ok, that is fine it just means that you have already deleted a file that it is trying to delete. It also sets the file system to allow you to install the apk. Just run it all again but install the apk after it is done no matter what GScript tells you at the end.
It won't install.

[Q] USB Debugging Widget

I have an AT&T Tab and thus need to periodically enable USB debugging to use the Side Load Wondermachine app. Stinks navigating thru the menus to enable / disable. I've searched the market but can't seem to find a widget that would handle toggling this as needed. Anyone know of one out there?
Not sure why you wouldn't just leave debugging enabled (you can always mount usb via the notification bar), but you can create a shortcut to the Development settings page using LauncherPro (the activity is under Settings->Development).
Thank you! I actually did not know you can have it selected all the time. I just tried it and it worked! I was use to have it unselected such that it would prompt me for either mass storage, Kies, or media. Since I only use it for Mass storage it works fine. Thanks again!
Why not just allow from market? Sure the options not there, but if you edit the settings.db from /dbdata/databases/provider-settings you can enable install_from_non_market.
It's what I did.
JaysFreaky said:
Why not just allow from market? Sure the options not there, but if you edit the settings.db from /dbdata/databases/provider-settings you can enable install_from_non_market.
It's what I did.
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Hmm? Where exactly do you find this file? I searched via Astro File Explorer on the whole Tab and did not find this file. Would love to enable this option. Please provide additional details? Is yours also an AT&T tab? Can you provide a copy of the file?
cbb77 said:
Hmm? Where exactly do you find this file? I searched via Astro File Explorer on the whole Tab and did not find this file. Would love to enable this option. Please provide additional details? Is yours also an AT&T tab? Can you provide a copy of the file?
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Sorry, that wasn't the exact name - I was just guesstimating. I have the AT&T Tab.
The actual path is /dbdata/databases/com.android.providers.settings/setti
ngs.db
I'm attaching the modified file. Just replace the file that's already specified in the path above with the one I'm attaching in the zip.
JaysFreaky said:
Sorry, that wasn't the exact name - I was just guesstimating. I have the AT&T Tab.
The actual path is /dbdata/databases/com.android.providers.settings/setti
ngs.db
I'm attaching the modified file. Just replace the file that's already specified in the path above with the one I'm attaching in the zip.
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Ok, bear with me as I am a noob, but I am still not seeing it. See my attached screenshot. I am not seeing anything in the dbdata folder. I searched for com.android.provider.settings and the only item that comes back happens to be in my Titanium backup directory. Not sure why there and not in a folder itself. Searching for settings.db results with nothing.
Ok, never mind I figured it out. Looks like I needed a Root Explorer app. I thought Astro or ES File Explorer would show me everything but I was wrong. Downloaded a root explorer app and now I can see the file. Will backup and replace mine and see how it goes.
Thanks
Update: Excellent this works! I actually didn't use your file as I was concerned there may be other setting that were different. I was comparing the changes and noticed that my settings file already had the change you mentioned. I remember doing this via SuperOneClick root tool; however never bothered to try it. Duh! Well it works. This now in combination with dropbox is excellent. I can simply copy the file to my dropbox folder, select and install it on the tab. Works Awesome! Thanks for mentioning this to me; probably would have never thought to try it on my own. Thanks again.
cbb77 said:
Ok, never mind I figured it out. Looks like I needed a Root Explorer app. I thought Astro or ES File Explorer would show me everything but I was wrong. Downloaded a root explorer app and now I can see the file. Will backup and replace mine and see how it goes.
Thanks
Update: Excellent this works! I actually didn't use your file as I was concerned there may be other setting that were different. I was comparing the changes and noticed that my settings file already had the change you mentioned. I remember doing this via SuperOneClick root tool; however never bothered to try it. Duh! Well it works. This now in combination with dropbox is excellent. I can simply copy the file to my dropbox folder, select and install it on the tab. Works Awesome! Thanks for mentioning this to me; probably would have never thought to try it on my own. Thanks again.
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No problem!

HOW-To [Hulu] with Flash 10.3 on Gingerbread update

Credit to bigrushdog for the modified file.
Although there are many ways to do this, I'm outlining just one method that worked for me to watch Hulu.com through a browser.
What you need:
1.Stock Gingerbread update
2.ROOT
3.Latest Adobe Flash 10.3 from the marketplace
4.Rootexplorer app or similar
5.A Browser with it's user agent set to "Desktop"
6.Modified libflashplayer.so
Let's get started:
1. Install/update Flash player 10.3 from the market and set it to never update.
2. Fire up Rootexplorer on your phone.
3. Tap the "Mount R/W" button.
4. Browse to /data/data/com.adobe.flashplayer/lib
5. Move libflashplayer.so to any backup folder of your choice
6. On your desktop (preferable), Grab "Flash 10.3.128.22 Hulu Modded" from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1076612
7. The file name should be "Flash_10.3.185.22_Hulufied_BRDizzle_signed.zip" Open it and browse to \lib\armeabi-v7a
8. Extract libflashplayer.so and copy it to a temporary location on your phone (doesn't matter where at this point)
9. Now move libflashplayer.so to /data/data/com.adobe.flashplayer/lib folder of your phone.
10. Still in Rootexplorer - hold down on libflashplayer.so icon. Set the permissions by check-marking the following
User->Read Write Execute
Group->Read Execute
Others->Read Execute
11. Reboot your phone.
12. Open up DolphinHD browser and change the user agent to Desktop (menu->more->Settings->Dolphin settings->User Agent->Desktop)
13. Go to hulu.com and enjoy
Optional:
1. If you rather use the stock Android browser then follow these instructions http://lifehacker.com/5547037/change-the-user-agent-on-an-android-phone http://lifehacker.com/5547037/change-the-user-agent-on-an-android-phone
- Type "debug" in the address bar and hit "Go"
- Menu->More->Settings->Advanced->UAString->desktop
2. If you prefer to not use a browser at all then grab and install "hulu.apk" from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=6888650&postcount=139
Adam B. said:
This app launches the Hulu.com sidebar page in a browser window. It will prevent your phone from sleeping and locking while the app is running.
This app is not affiliated with Hulu.com The Hulu logo is a trademark Hulu.com
6-25 Update: Should fix some issues people had with videos still playing in background.
11-30 Update: Exit button, allow orientation options, choose mobile or full website.
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confused?
I some how I'm loosing you when I get to this part:
3. Tap the "Mount R/W" button.
4. Browse to /data/data/com.adobe.flashplayer/lib
I have super manager and do not know where or what the "mount R/W" button is or what is equal to it. What am I doing wrong? I would like to see if I can get HULU to work on my phone.
Well I have figured out how to mount R/W and stuff. I uninstalled the flash player and instaled the new one. But no luck getting it to work on hulu. I'll give it a shot later on.
Thanks
Eddie

Is there a Screen Capture function? (ARHD 3.6.4)

Is there a screen capture feature built into this phone? I'm currently running ARHD 3.6.4. I thought the button combo was power+home, but that just either brings up the power menu or tiled home screen. No screen shot.
I don't know but I'm currently using version 4.1.7
I can capture by pressing power button along with home (don't press power button too long)
try this on your room, it might work.
Rawahi said:
I don't know but I'm currently using version 4.1.7
I can capture by pressing power button along with home (don't press power button too long)
try this on your room, it might work.
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Negative,
as mentioned, Power + Home does nothing but tile the homescreen, bring up the power menu or put the phone into sleep mode. I've experimented with timing of the power+home key presses which explains the different results.
If it does take a screen shot they show up in the gallery right? Cause that's where I'm looking and no screen shots are in there.
OKors said:
Negative,
as mentioned, Power + Home does nothing but tile the homescreen, bring up the power menu or put the phone into sleep mode. I've experimented with timing of the power+home key presses which explains the different results.
If it does take a screen shot they show up in the gallery right? Cause that's where I'm looking and no screen shots are in there.
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Go to the ARHD Thread - First Post - FAQ - Q25
You are going to have to edit the build.prop to enable screen caps
Behold_this said:
You are going to have to edit the build.prop to enable screen caps
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I found the screencapture entry but when I try and edit and save (using ES Editor) I get an error: "Error occurred when trying to save the file. It will not be saved"
Before editing it directly on the phone I tried copying it to my SD in order to edit on my PC. When trying to move it back to the phone it said: File cannot be moved.
EDIT:
I just noticed the file does not have write permissions enabled. So do I have to copy to PC, then change permissions, edit/save, change permissions back and copy to phone again?
OKors said:
I found the screencapture entry but when I try and edit and save (using ES Editor) I get an error: "Error occurred when trying to save the file. It will not be saved"
Before editing it directly on the phone I tried copying it to my SD in order to edit on my PC. When trying to move it back to the phone it said: File cannot be moved.
EDIT:
I just noticed the file does not have write permissions enabled. So do I have to copy to PC, then change permissions, edit/save, change permissions back and copy to phone again?
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Hi,
Use ES File Explorer.
Go to settings and make sure "root explorer" and "mount file system" are ticked.
Then edit the file,save and reboot.
malybru said:
Hi,
Use ES File Explorer.
Go to settings and make sure "root explorer" and "mount file system" are ticked.
Then edit the file,save and reboot.
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Both options are greyed out.
I tried to check the "root explorer" box and got a warning confirmation, something about being an "Experimental Feature", hit the Yes button then it asked for Superuser access, which I said yes too.
Then it flashed something like "Test Failed".Now both options are still greyed out and nothing happens if I tap to uncheck them.
OKors said:
Both options are greyed out.
I tried to check the "root explorer" box and got a warning confirmation, something about being an "Experimental Feature", hit the Yes button then it asked for Superuser access, which I said yes too.
Then it flashed something like "Test Failed".Now both options are still greyed out and nothing happens if I tap to uncheck them.
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Download File Expert, go to menu and settings and enable root explorer - Check mark the /system directory and hit menu then say mount RW.
I found this one works much easier for editing files than ES Exp.
I don't know about custom rom's but in the stock, yes. However, I have absolutely no idea what the screen cap button is. All I know is that I've accidentally taken a few and they're in my gallery lol
Kohr-Ah said:
Download File Expert, go to menu and settings and enable root explorer - Check mark the /system directory and hit menu then say mount RW.
I found this one works much easier for editing files than ES Exp.
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Man, I'm sorry but this is just NOT working.
I installed File Expert, changed the settings to enable Root Explorer, checked the /sys directory and enabled RW.
When I try to edit the file it wont save the changes.
I've tried editing the file using ES Note Editor, File Editor and File Expert (although the latter does not seem to have an editing function; no keyboard pops up when I tap the text).
When using ES Note Editor I change the screencapture command from FALSE to TRUE then menu>save. But when I open it again to view the changes the command is still FALSE.
When using File Editor to change the command I get an error when trying to save: "Error occurred when trying to save the file. It will not be saved"
I also noticed when I click out of the editor and back into the file directory the checkmark in /System folder is unchecked (like the Read/Write permissions revert back).
I appriciate the help. I had no idea it would be this complicated
OKors said:
Man, I'm sorry but this is just NOT working.
I installed File Expert, changed the settings to enable Root Explorer, checked the /sys directory and enabled RW.
When I try to edit the file it wont save the changes.
I've tried editing the file using ES Note Editor, File Editor and File Expert (although the latter does not seem to have an editing function; no keyboard pops up when I tap the text).
When using ES Note Editor I change the screencapture command from FALSE to TRUE then menu>save. But when I open it again to view the changes the command is still FALSE.
When using File Editor to change the command I get an error when trying to save: "Error occurred when trying to save the file. It will not be saved"
I also noticed when I click out of the editor and back into the file directory the checkmark in /System folder is unchecked (like the Read/Write permissions revert back).
I appriciate the help. I had no idea it would be this complicated
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Ok. Try way B.
Skip trying to enable the internal one and go to the market and download drocap2. It is free and works great.
Just use an app called "shoot me".
The perfect screen shot app that works on all roms.
Just instal, go to where you want to make the picture off, shake your phone and voila its in your gallary with his own folder.
Just google for it. its not in the market anymore

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