Related
http://www.4shared.com/zip/-YN5L8CV/RUU_VILLEC2_U_ICS_40_Vodafone_.html
Register, download, unzip, connect phone, install .exe, enjoy :
Do what it says herehttp://forum.xda-developers.com/sho...OW-TO] Fix soft brick & error mounting sdcard
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If you cant flash the original recovery because you are having some trouble with fastboot and accessing the bootloader, try the instructions I posted here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2086156
tominozh said:
Do what it says herehttp://forum.xda-developers.com/sho...OW-TO] Fix soft brick & error mounting sdcard
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I tried this, but allways get reply unable to mount /sdcard
AKToronto said:
If you cant flash the original recovery because you are having some trouble with fastboot and accessing the bootloader, try the instructions I posted here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2086156
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When I reach adb shell su, it stops
AKToronto said:
If you cant flash the original recovery because you are having some trouble with fastboot and accessing the bootloader, try the instructions I posted here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2086156
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adb shell su
message
/sbin/sh: su: not found
mita399 said:
adb shell su
message
/sbin/sh: su: not found
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Try adb shell
Then seperately on the next line, type "su"
If its not found after that, it may be that you dont have root?
If so, just try the "Other Method #1" posted on that thread too. Just note that it requires a full wipe of your device
AKToronto said:
Try adb shell
Then seperately on the next line, type "su"
If its not found after that, it may be that you dont have root?
If so, just try the "Other Method #1" posted on that thread too. Just note that it requires a full wipe of your device
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Thanks for reply,
I cannot do antthing with fastboot, so I can't get root, I can,t load anything, locks like ther is no OS, I need to flash a kernel, but I don't know which one for the Htc one s s3 chip
mita399 said:
Thanks for reply,
I cannot do antthing with fastboot, so I can't get root, I can,t load anything, locks like ther is no OS, I need to flash a kernel, but I don't know which one for the Htc one s s3 chip
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In twrp can you select mount then mount usb storage? If so your computer should now see sd. If so format your sd card from your pc
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bochocinco23 said:
In twrp can you select mount then mount usb storage? If so your computer should now see sd. If so format your sd card from your pc
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And for the kernel its just the boot.img file from any Rom download...download an s3 Rom and flash the boot.img in fastboot
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ok this release is for devs only so that we can get all the bugs ironed out eg. no hard buttons are working except power button = lock screen and 3d button for camera..
the phone just loaded as i started vid as you can see the response get better
must be on lg su760 ics partitioning im also using wparks 1.25a bootloader
first you will need to boot into recovery and flash this file it contains booimg and system filesmake sure you wipe data system and cache
t
HTML:
http://www.2shared.com/file/PBjetts0/p920.html
for those not on su760 partition table
make a second partition on external sd card with at least 2gig and then add this boot image to zip and flash
HTML:
http://www.2shared.com/file/DtVLSOQk/boot.html
you will also need this which contains all the programs and the shell
HTML:
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-touch-preview/daily-preinstalled/current/quantal-preinstalled-phablet-armhf.zip
you can get access by
Code:
adb root
adb shell
ubuntu_chroot shell
there is a basic editor, Vi editor
SCREEN FIX
Code:
vi /usr/bin/ubuntu-session
change the line
"$device" == "SMDK4210"
to
"$device" == "LGE"
any fixes that are made to any file please share them here so we can update them accordingly
Big thanks to bernie for helping me get this far, now let the fun begin
support in irc server freenode #o3dxda
mut3d said:
ok this release is for devs only so that we can get all the bugs ironed out eg. no hard buttons are working except for camera..
must be on lg su760 ics partitioning
first you will need to boot into recovery and flash this file it contains booimg and system filesmake sure you wipe data system and cache
t
HTML:
http://www.2shared.com/file/PBjetts0/p920.html
you will also need this which contains all the programs and the shell
HTML:
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-touch-preview/daily-preinstalled/current/quantal-preinstalled-phablet-armhf.zip
you can get access by
Code:
adb root
adb shell
ubuntu_chroot shell
there is a basic editor, Vi editor
SCREEN FIX
Code:
vi /usr/bin/ubuntu-session
change the line
"$device" == "SMDK4210"
to
"$device" == "LGE"
any fixes that are made to any file please share them here so we can update them accordingly
Big thanks to bernie for helping me get this far, now let the fun begin
support in irc server freenode #o3dxda
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Thanks! This will really help my build. Sources?
berni's git for sources
linking wireless
how does android interact with the wireless chip
i think this is the way we should be going
taken from the galaxy tab 2 forum
Code:
Enable WIFI:
- adb root
- adb shell
- touch /data/local/userinit.sh
- vi /data/local/userinit.sh and put the following lines
Quote:
#!/system/bin/sh
insmod /system/lib/modules/dhd.ko firmware_path=/system/vendor/firmware/fw_bcmdhd_apsta.bin nvram_path=/system/etc/wifi/nvram_net.txt
- chmod 755 /data/local/userinit.sh
- reboot
Sv: Ubuntu Touch DEV release only
Shouldn't this thread be in development section?
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lzzar said:
Shouldn't this thread be in development section?
Sent from my 3D phone.
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yeah it should of been really but my post count at the time restricted me from posting there
Dead excited for this - many thanks
Hi
I'm Trying to install it and it can't boot.
These are the steps that I have done:
* from ICS V28D (for p920) clean installation, enter into recovery TWRP and perform Factory Reset. Wiped cache and dalvik-cache too.
* flashed the frist file.
* flashed the preinstalled programs and the shell (third link)
* Reboot.
Appears a grey LG Logo and then, "rainbow" like CM10. Then turns black, and phone turns off.
I have booted into fastboot mode and installed TWRP recovery (it disapears) and flashed the first zip one more time. The problem persists.
I think that the main problem could be the initial ICS version. You says than the initial version is ICS for SU760 and the mine is for P920. someone knows if that ICS versions have a diferent partition schema? could it be the problem?
Thanks in advance and great job! I was trying to do but I wasn't be able to compile it successfully.
Nest.
That's exactly the problem the quantal flash requires more than 1.2GB of userdata storage to flash. V28B has 1GB of userdata storage allocated whereas SU760 has 2GB.
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internest said:
Hi
I'm Trying to install it and it can't boot.
These are the steps that I have done:
* from ICS V28D (for p920) clean installation, enter into recovery TWRP and perform Factory Reset. Wiped cache and dalvik-cache too.
* flashed the frist file.
* flashed the preinstalled programs and the shell (third link)
* Reboot.
Appears a grey LG Logo and then, "rainbow" like CM10. Then turns black, and phone turns off.
I have booted into fastboot mode and installed TWRP recovery (it disapears) and flashed the first zip one more time. The problem persists.
I think that the main problem could be the initial ICS version. You says than the initial version is ICS for SU760 and the mine is for P920. someone knows if that ICS versions have a diferent partition schema? could it be the problem?
Thanks in advance and great job! I was trying to do but I wasn't be able to compile it successfully.
Nest.
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In thread is mentioned that you must be on su760 ics or you have to make a second partition on external ad card with atleast 2gig then flash the p920 with the modified boot.img
The problem is that the ubuntu quantal image needs extracted about 1.5 gig and the gb and p920 ics partition table has only 1 gig(su760 partition table got 2gig)
Sorry didn't saw the post above me lol
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thank you berni. I don't understood well, now it's clear
I will try it installing SU760 port for optimus 3D because I don't have SD Card. I'll post my comments and workarrounds for problems.
Nest.
Sv: Ubuntu Touch DEV release only
Okay so now I made an 2GB ext2 partition on external sd. What to do next?
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lzzar said:
Okay so now I made an 2GB ext2 partition on external sd. What to do next?
Sent from my 3D phone.
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Just flash the zip of the second link, and then, the zip of the third.
then restart
It works for me installing over the SU760 port for optimus 3D on internal SDCARD. Now, when I try to edit the ubuntu-sessions file to fix screen, vi shows strange characters.
berni987654321 said:
In thread is mentioned that you must be on su760 ics or you have to make a second partition on external ad card with atleast 2gig then flash the p920 with the modified boot.img
The problem is that the ubuntu quantal image needs extracted about 1.5 gig and the gb and p920 ics partition table has only 1 gig(su760 partition table got 2gig)
Sorry didn't saw the post above me lol
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The best way is to reduce that zip file before installing. Open the quantal zip with winrar or 7z and delete files from /binary/casper/filesystem.dir/home/phablet/Videos/
and
/binary/casper/filesystem.dir/home/phablet/Pictures/
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internest said:
Just flash the zip of the second link, and then, the zip of the third.
then restart
It works for me installing over the SU760 port for optimus 3D on internal SDCARD. Now, when I try to edit the ubuntu-sessions file to fix screen, vi shows strange characters.
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see below
brajesh.sharma87 said:
The best way is to reduce that zip file before installing. Open the quantal zip with winrar or 7z and delete files from /binary/casper/filesystem.dir/home/phablet/Videos/
and
/binary/casper/filesystem.dir/home/phablet/Pictures/
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thats a good i dea should reduce space but its still advised to tdo the steps specified and you can also edit the ubuntu-session file there
Sv: Ubuntu Touch DEV release only
internest said:
Just flash the zip of the second link, and then, the zip of the third.
then restart
It works for me installing over the SU760 port for optimus 3D on internal SDCARD. Now, when I try to edit the ubuntu-sessions file to fix screen, vi shows strange characters.
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Well that doesn't work. Screen shuts off after the rainbow screen. Don't I have to edit the updater-script to install on external sdcard?
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lzzar said:
Well that doesn't work. Screen shuts off after the rainbow screen. Don't I have to edit the updater-script to install on external sdcard?
Sent from my 3D phone.
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Connect phone in recovery mode to pc and type In adb shell 'umount /data' then 'mount /dev/block/mmcblk1p2 /data' and remove the mount line in the quantal updater script then flash it
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berni987654321 said:
Connect phone in recovery mode to pc and type In adb shell 'umount /data' then 'mount /dev/block/mmcblk1p2 /data' and remove the mount line in the quantal updater script then flash it
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okay did that but the "Extracting the ubuntu rootfs tarball..." has been going on for ages! like 5 minutes! What's wrong?
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lzzar said:
okay did that but the "Extracting the ubuntu rootfs tarball..." has been going on for ages! like 5 minutes! What's wrong?
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Haha nope it just finished! Think it's just because the ext sdcard has lower r/w speeds
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I cant edit the ubuntu-session cause when I write ubuntu_chroot shell I get : chroot: can't change root directory to '/data/ubuntu': Operation not permitted
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lzzar said:
okay did that but the "Extracting the ubuntu rootfs tarball..." has been going on for ages! like 5 minutes! What's wrong?
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Haha nope it just finished! Think it's just because the ext sdcard has lower r/w speeds
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I cant edit the ubuntu-session cause when I write ubuntu_chroot shell I get : chroot: can't change root directory to '/data/ubuntu': Operation not permitted
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Type adb root and then adb shell
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Yep my bad. Forgot that. But now is my problem that when I did my changes to the ubuntu-session and type "esc" and then "zz" the changes doesn't seem to save
This will void your warranty, like all root exploits. Use this at your own risk. Do not take OTAs on rooted devices unless you know what you are doing, as it may cause a bootloop or a soft brick.
RockMyMoto is designed for MotoXs that have recieved the Camera update, patching PwnMyMoto. If you are unsure of your firmware, try PwnMyMoto first.
First step is to install Cydia Impactor, by Saurik. http://www.cydiaimpactor.com/ This is required. You will also need adb installed and working, and be comfortable with the command line. Your phone must be on the same network as your PC.
Figure out the ip address of your phone:
adb shell getprop dhcp.wlan0.ipaddress
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unzip RockMyMoto-{version}.zip and push the exploit and su to /sdcard/:
adb push su /sdcard/
adb push RockMyMoto.jar /sdcard/
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Run Impactor and select "# start telnetd as system on port 2222", then hit start.
Once the process is complete, run telnet:
telnet {your phone's ipaddress} 2222
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Run the exploit through telnet
dalvikvm -cp /sdcard/RockMyMoto.jar RockMyMoto
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The exploit will tell you to use adb to reboot:
adb reboot
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Run the exploit through telnet for the second time, it will reboot on it's own:
dalvikvm -cp /sdcard/RockMyMoto.jar RockMyMoto
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Run the exploit through telnet for the third time, it will not reboot:
dalvikvm -cp /sdcard/RockMyMoto.jar RockMyMoto
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Wait 0-60 seconds, for su to install, then install SuperSu from the market.
Enjoy!
Known issues:
If you have AP isolation mode enabled in your AP (aka WiFi router) you won't be able to connect to your phone via telnet, disable isolation.
Windows users having trouble see here
Amazing! Trying now...
You are the man!!!!!!!!!!
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Doing this now. Wonderful job jcase.
Edit: It works.
OMG It worked like a charm! Thank you jcase!!!
one thing though
adb push RockMyMoto-1.0.zip /sdcard/
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should have been
adb push RockMyMoto.jar /sdcard/
which should have been extracted with su from the zip.
Okay. I have never rooted like this before. Adb = command prompt? Do I need the SDK? Or just the rockmymoto and the other program?
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holyevilcow said:
OMG It worked like a charm! Thank you jcase!!!
one thing though
should have been
adb push RockMyMoto.jar /sdcard/
which should have been extracted with su from the zip.
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Thanks, fixed
Quick question, does this method force us to reboot recovery for system r/w like pwnmymoto?
d4mi3n said:
Quick question, does this method force us to reboot recovery for system r/w like pwnmymoto?
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yes it does
Works on windows perfectly. AWESOME WORK !
You never cease to amaze. Nice work bro,
Thanks a ton
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Major Kudoos to Jcase and saurik. Up and running like a boss.
Thanks jcase! Followed your steps and worked like a charm.
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I haven't taken the update so could I just unfreeze apps, unroot, uninstall root apps, take the update, then run this? I don't want to RSD a third time today.
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Thanks bro, amazing work as usual!
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Also if anyone is not by a PC you can just type getprop and whatever command to get the info you need using terminal emulator. Just don't type adb shell before getprop. And just typing getprop in terminal emulator will list your whole build.prop or you can just type getprop ro.secure & hit enter & that will tell you whether your s-off or not by listing a 0 or a 1. That was just a example if you just want to find out just 1 line like jcase first command to get your ipaddress. You would just type getprop dhcp.wlan0.ipaddress & hit enter & terminal emulator will list your sensitive data if your not by a PC
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thanks bro! worked beautifully
does anyone know of a way to get the native tethering working after rooting this way on a camera updated vz moto x? thanks
edit: this works: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2443562
Quote:
adb push su /sdcard/
adb push RockMyMoto.zip /sdcard/
When I do this step I get an error about no such directory. Please help
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Now says "read only file system"
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Okay got past that.
Know saying telnet is not reconized as command
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Okay I finally got it!! Yay Root!
When I try the telnet action, I get an error that the 'link failed File exists'. If I try to proceed to the next step, same error. My router is an Asus router and I made sure Isolation was unchecked, and there was a setting for telnet (never used this before) and I tried both on and off for that one.
Anybody have a clue how I can get through this?
Thanks!
CLOCKWORKMOD TETHER via USB for Linux Users
-- This guide is in reference to Ubuntu 13.10 (May work for other versions)
-- These are NOT instructions for Windows users - So please stop here if you do not use Linux
The main reason I had trouble is that the included adb file with the linux Clockworkmod Tether app would not work. Period. Nothing I tried would execute it, ./adb devices for example would return adb: No such file or directory, even after changing it to executable with chmod or with the properties dialog...
-- I have gotten this to work with the help of several posts on various websites and will be reposting some code that helped.
-- This guide has been written while currently tethering from my device. Let's begin....
1. Download and install the Clockworkmod Tether app on to your phone.
2. Open a terminal in Ubuntu (I use Guake Terminal), and enter:
Code:
[B]sudo apt-get install android-tools-adb[/B]
-- This will install the proper adb files on to your system
-- If you have already done this previously in the past, then step 2 is not required.
3. Open a browser E.g. Firefox and search for Clockworkmod Tether. Go the the google play website for the app, scroll down and click to download for the Linux version.
-- Also, you can open up the app on your device and download it from there and then transfer the file over to your computer.
4. You should have a .tgz file now. Extract it to wherever you want. I personally have it kept in a folder called 'development' in my home directory. You should now have a folder named Tether.
5. Open the Tether folder and navigate to the linux sub-dir. Here you should have 2 files: adb and run.sh. Open run.sh with a text editor.
6. Replace the line that looks like:
Code:
[B]../linux/adb start-server[/B]
with
Code:
[B]adb start-server[/B]
7. Save and exit ./run.sh.
8. Now go back to the Tether dir and go to node-tuntap dir. Open adb.js in a text editor.
9. Replace the line that looks like:
Code:
[B]adbPath = '"' + path.join(process.cwd(), adbPath) + '"';[/B]
with
Code:
[B]adbPath = '/usr/bin/adb';[/B]
10. Save and exit adb.js
11. Go back to the terminal and enter:
Code:
[B]sudo gedit /etc/udev/rules.d/70-android.rules[/B]
then paste in this:
Code:
[B]SUBSYSTEM=="usb", SYSFS{idVendor}=="0bb4", MODE="0666"[/B]
12. Save and exit 70-android.rules.
13. You need to compile CLockwork Tether before running run.sh. To do so, make sure you have the proper dependencies installed like g++ then go to Tether/node dir in terminal and enter:
Code:
[B]./configure[/B]
then enter
Code:
[B]make[/B]
If everything went well, you should be able to run ./run.sh
14. Plug in your phone to the computer via usb, make sure it's not set to mass storage (the disk drive shouldn't be mounted). Start the tether app on your phone.
15. Disconnect from all networks (ethernet, wifi, etc.) on Ubuntu.
16. Back in your Ubuntu terminal change directory to the Tether dir, then enter:
Code:
[B]sudo linux/run.sh[/B]
-- Only if necessary, in another terminal enter:
Code:
sudo ifup tun
Congratulations, if all went well, you should be able to load web pages in your browser, as well as do other things online so long as you have good cell reception.
--- Happy Hunting!!
well, kinda good, but what if? no Wi-Fi or internet connection? then sudo apt-get can not work lol
also, it was much easier when I did it this really seems like the long way around lol
#EDIT
I also got it working with downloading what I needed via phone, then transferring it to the Linux box, without available internet connection to the computer, until I got clockworkmod tether running, of course
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it is good to see this here though, I repo synced using my 4g lol(so fast)
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Modding.MyMind said:
Code:
sudo ifup tun
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also, what's this? For
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I bought a usb-to-Ethernet coupler so when I plug it in to use clockworkmod tether it's recognised by the Ubuntu Software Center as a wired connection, without it just running it through usb port 3.0 or 2.0 I could never click the install button I had to Google the apt-get for installing additional add-ons and software
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ps
I'm running on no sleep the past 46 hours and lots of red bull and rockstar! Sorry if I'm coming off...heh, different..
Hahahahaha you need sleep bro
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I used my cell phone also. I don't have WiFi so there was no choice but to use my device and then transfer everything over, but that should be relatively explanatory for those with no WiFi lol.
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I'm working on it, gotta change my usual sleeping habits, my chick got a graveyard shift(second job)
I'm playing Mr mom watching the kiddo and working the watching the kiddo some more, he's git lots of energy
The steps I provided literally took me about ten minutes at most. The longest part was compiling using gcc and g++
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russellvone said:
I'm working on it, gotta change my usual sleeping habits, my chick got a graveyard shift(second job)
I'm playing Mr mom watching the kiddo and working the watching the kiddo some more, he's git lots of energy
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I know how that is. Prior military lol.
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ditto, what branch?
regular Army here
88 Mike truck driver lol
russellvone said:
ditto, what branch?
regular Army here
88 Mike truck driver lol
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Marines, 3531, Motor Transport Operator.
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sweet, he's out....my turn
you learn in military service that 4 hours is ask you need per 24, hopefully I'll get 8 tonight
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Modding.MyMind said:
Marines, 3531, Motor Transport Operator.
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hoo rah friend, I've got an extra usb to Ethernet if you want it.
got a multi pack from Amazon for small price, do you have the same issue I did with the software center in ubuntu?
russellvone said:
sweet, he's out....my turn
you learn in military service that 4 hours is ask you need per 24, hopefully I'll get 8 tonight
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hoo rah friend, I've got an extra usb to Ethernet if you want it.
got a multi pack from Amazon for small price, do you have the same issue I did with the software center in ubuntu?
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Not yet. Seems good so far.
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I'll take it though lol.
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you can click 'install' while using clockworkmod tether?
I never could
PM me a P.O. box or whatever your comfortable with, I'll send it your way soldier
russellvone said:
you can click 'install' while using clockworkmod tether?
I never could
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Probably because I have certain stuff installed. When I first got Ubuntu up and going I was installing all kinds of stuff. Couldn't tell you off the top of my head lol.
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Thanks for a superb guide.
I manage it to work on 2 different machines.
Now I am googling and cannot find how to add shortcut on desktop, so user do not need to run it from terminal.
I have a shorcut on desktop now, but after a while window dissapear and script is not running.
There is *internet.desktop file - which is a shortcut I believe. Inside it is:
[Desktop Entry]
Version=1.0
Type=Application
Terminal=true
StartupNotify=true
Icon[en_GB]=gnome-panel-launcher
Name[en_GB]=internet
Exec=/home/marta/Templates/Tether/linux/run.sh
Comment[en_GB]=Run program as root
Name=internet
Comment=Run program as root
Icon=gnome-panel-launcher
GenericName[en_GB]=tethering from usb
I am on 12.04.
Any advice appreciated.
p.s.
just forgot to add that main user is not geek so I want to be simple as possible.
mazak23 said:
Thanks for a superb guide.
I manage it to work on 2 different machines.
Now I am googling and cannot find how to add shortcut on desktop, so user do not need to run it from terminal.
I have a shortcut on desktop now, but after a while window dissapear and script is not running.
There is *internet.desktop file - which is a shortcut I believe. Inside it is:
[Desktop Entry]
Version=1.0
Type=Application
Terminal=true
StartupNotify=true
Icon[en_GB]=gnome-panel-launcher
Name[en_GB]=internet
Exec=/home/marta/Templates/Tether/linux/run.sh
Comment[en_GB]=Run program as root
Name=internet
Comment=Run program as root
Icon=gnome-panel-launcher
GenericName[en_GB]=tethering from usb
I am on 12.04.
Any advice appreciated.
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I wish I could help, but I keep my desktop clear in all honesty. I run mostly everything in the terminal. A habit you could say lol. Though, when I get by my computer again I will take a look at what you mentioned. I haven't noticed it personally, but like I said; Using terminal is my preferred method.
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You ROCK!
I know this thread is a bit aged but I had just installed Clockworkmod Tether on my Funtoo linux machine and had the same issues you mentioned.
I basically followed the guide with a few differences.
First off...anyone using Gentoo/Funtoo the best way to grab ADB is to emerge dev-util/android-tools (MUCH smaller install) or dev-util/android-sdk-update-manager (newer ADB but not sure it makes a huge difference)
If you have a problem with the compiling phase make sure to 'eselect python list' and then do 'eselect python set #' and substitute the # with the actual number that contains python 2.7. In my case I did 'eselect python set 1'. After that it should compile fine.
I have tested it and it is working great man! Thanks a lot!
If you read this then Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Thanks!
This guide worked perfectly on the latest version of Ubuntu 16 as of 2017-04-26
Thank you very much for taking the time to create it.
hello here, i have follow all the step but wen i trying to compile with ./configure and Make it show me this error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./configure", line 463, in <module>
configure_node(output)
File "./configure", line 370, in configure_node
o['variables']['gcc_version'] = 10 * cc_version[0] + cc_version[1]
how to solve it please???
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Connect phone to computer
2. Open a terminal/cmd window on computer
3. Type:
Code:
adb devices
adb shell
cd data/system
rm locksettings.db
rm locksettings.db-shm
Reboot, and boom! Removed
i dont have twrp then?
sohamsen said:
i dont have twrp then?
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Fixed the guide, thanks for catching that!
Honestly Annoying said:
Fixed the guide, thanks for catching that!
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nice guide
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what about 4.4.4 or less?
And for Non-Rooted devices.?
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