In android kitkat there is wpa_supplicant 2.1 , in Lollipop wpa_supplicant 2.3.
It is possibile to use wpa_supplicant 2.3 in android kitkat?
If is necessary to rebuild android from aosp is not a problem, but i really don't know how to change the build system to include this library.
Probably the best solution is to find which file (library.so etc...) can be replaced on Kitkat to update the library, because if i replace only the executable file "wpa_supplicant" in /system/bin, wifi is broken. But, which is the correct files?
I know, i'm completely crazy XD
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I've got unrooted official 2.2 device and I don't want to root it. The only thing I'd like to achieve is to remove some stock applications. While I can't remove apk files I thought about upgrading them to some empty versions without activities and intents.
I can prepare such upgraded apk with modified manifest without problems. The problem is to make an actual upgrade. From what I read the apk needs to be signed with the same key as the original. I get 'already exists' error which probably means the same resource but different certificate.
Is it possible to hack/resign such a file to be able to upgrade the stock application?
I noticed our flashplayer apk had a libflashplayer.so file in it under the lib folder after I extracted the apk. I know that normal Linux has a file that is so named in usr/lib/adobe-flashplugin folder
obviously the two .so files although named the same are different considering one is x86 Linux version and one is for arm processors, but considering that they are both installed in lib folders and are named the same,
would it be possible to port the android libflashplayer.so or the android flashplayer in general to work in an arm port of Linux, like the Linux that we can boot our gtabs into from a post in this very forum.
I would love to use the gtab as both android and Linux but if i lose flash ability in arm Linux then that is a huge caveat to the idea of being able to run either OS switching back and forth
where are the majority of the webkit files stored after its compiled is it in one of the firmware jars or is it the libwebcore.so the file im changing is core/java/android/webkit/GeolocationService.java im compileing the entire android system but dont want to replace all of the files i just want to find the file i just edited if that makes any sence what so ever
any takers on this?
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i found it its apart of the framework.jar file so if your ever editing one file in the webkit its apart of the framework.jar
Looking at the AOSP repository, 4.3 still has the default a2dp bitrate at 229, which is horrendous. 4.4.2 is supposed to have it set to 328, so I'd want to test if a newer file will work on 4.3 or not. The chance is slim, but so far nothing else worked, and I don't want to update to 4.4.2 and lose root.
So could someone who already updated please upload the 4.4.2 version of the audio.a2dp.default.so file? It's in /system/lib/hw/ and you don't need root to copy it (as far as I know).
Actually, never mind. I downloaded the firwmare and extracted the files myself using XperiFirm + Flashtool and as expected it doesn't work.
Hi there,
Does anyone have a stock build.prop file from Android N (or O) that they can upload for me? I'm trying to pass SafetyNet on a custom ROM and I believe I need one, and I can't seem to extract it from the stock ROM that I have downloaded. Thanks.