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[App] Wifi Inspector - Know how is connected!! ( more than 100.000 active installs )

Do you want to know if someone is connected to your wireless network without your permission? Your connection is slow and you suspect that someone are stealing your wifi? Are you afraid that the neighbor may have access to your personal data?
Wifi Inspector is a simple tool to see all the devices connected to our network (both wired and wifi, whether consoles, TVs, pcs, tablets, phones etc ...), giving relevant data such as IP address, manufacturer, device name and MacAddress.
Wifi Inspector also allows to save a list of known devices with custom name and find intruders in less than 30 seconds. This makes it easier for us and you will not need to go checking the data whenever we make a scan.
All this in a clear and simple design that allows us to see that our personal data are safe in a few seconds.
No doubt, Wifi Ispector ALWAYS find ALL connected devices!!
We continue working to improve Wifi Inspector and we greatly appreciate that you share your opinions whether positive or negative. We have almost no reports of problems in the poor ratings (only one star with no comment) This makes difficult that we can improve the application. Please if you have any problems / suggestions do not hesitate to send it to us, in your comment or with email, and we will try to fix it.
Languages
- Spanish
- English
- Italian
- Catalan
- Russian
- French
For a better experience we recommend Android 4.0 or more.
Get it on Google Play : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=lksystems.wifiintruder&hl=en
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We are having good feedback and good reviews in some important webs in the spanish android word:
http://www.elandroidelibre.com/2013/08/wifi-inspector-averigua-si-hay-alguien-mas-en-tu-conexion-wifi.html
http://www.movilzona.es/2014/05/18/con-inspector-wifi-conoceras-todos-los-dispositivos-que-hay-en-tu-red/
http://www.androidsis.com/quien-roba-mi-wifi/
Please if have any problems / suggestions do not hesitate to send to us an email at [email protected], and we will try to fix it.

Very Interesting Concept however it failed to work. Did not detect my nexus 7 2013. Only found the router and my device. (Moto G)
Netgear router.. wifi passworded protected (possibly WPA2).
And interstitial ads on exit first time i've seen that.

hotspot_volcano said:
Very Interesting Concept however it failed to work. Did not detect my nexus 7 2013. Only found the router and my device. (Moto G)
Netgear router.. wifi passworded protected (possibly WPA2).
And interstitial ads on exit first time i've seen that.
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Hi hotspot_volcano,
In some cases a device close de wifi in suspended state or is time out response caused by a low connection quality. We tested in few big nets with more than 100 devices with no errors.
Have you tested Wifi Inspector from the Nexus with same results? and in other wifi?
Thanks for your comment

LK Interactive Services said:
Hi hotspot_volcano,
In some cases a device close de wifi in suspended state or is time out response caused by a low connection quality. We tested in few big nets with more than 100 devices with no errors.
Have you tested Wifi Inspector from the Nexus with same results? and in other wifi?
Thanks for your comment
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Well on the nexus 7 2013 (rooted) I was able to find the connected wired device as well as my phone. (found 6 devices)
They are marked with an cross whatever that means?
Tried it again on my Moto G (stock) and it still shows only 2 devices.
And the wifi router is problematic sometimes its hard to connect to it but once a device is connected its good 90% of the time.

The result on your Moto G : Wifi Inspector reset the wifi connection at start, then if fails to reconnect or reconnected in more than 30 seconds may not locate all devices. Try scan with other router, i think your get good results.
A device with a cross means that is not in the "safe list" (known devices). You can add your known devices on the "device screen" and, if you want, can set a customized name. For the next scans you will see all known devices with a "V" mark and with the customized name.

I tried it out, looks promising. I compared the reported attached devices from my Netgear WNDR3700v2 router with Netgear Genie. Everything matches up, nice job!
The UI is fairly pleasant, but does not adhere to current Android design guidelines. You've got the option to delete known devices list hidden in the legacy menu. My device does not have that by default, however I add it with GravityBox specifically for older apps that still have it. Folks with devices that do not have hardware / software menu button will never discover that option. If you add the 3 dot menu in the upper right for it, that would work well for now. If you decide to add more things, you could also add it there or create a hamburger menu in the upper left.
I haven't found any bugs to report thus far, that's always a good sign. Keep it up!
As I mentioned in my Play Store review: Those that think this can ban unknown users must realize you can't do that from your stock router firmware to begin with, how could a simple app do that?

The application seems ok, but compared to Fing network tools, this doesn't bring anything to the table, and it has ads. So, nice work but it offers not much.

yochananmarqos said:
I tried it out, looks promising. I compared the reported attached devices from Netgear WNDR3700v2 router with Netgear Genie. Everything matches up, nice job!
The UI is fairly pleasant, but does not adhere to current Android design guidelines. You've got the option to delete known devices list hidden in the legacy menu. My device does not have that by default, however I add it with GravityBox specifically for older apps that still have it. Folks with devices that do not have hardware / software menu button will never discover that option. If you add the 3 dot menu in the upper right for it, that would work well for now. If you decide to add more things, you could also add it there or create a hamburger menu in the upper left.
I haven't found any bugs to report thus far, that's always a good sign. Keep it up!
As I mentioned in my Play Store review: Those that think this can ban unknown users must realize you can't do that from your stock router firmware to begin with, how could a simple app do that?
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First of all, thanks so much for your comment.
About the hidden option "reset known device list", the true is that we are thinking about if it's really helpful or not, but is probably that we will change it on the next update.

rbrandser said:
The application seems ok, but compared to Fing network tools, this doesn't bring anything to the table, and it has ads. So, nice work but it offers not much.
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Hi rbrandser , Fing is an excellent application, but exists many types of user and we think Fing is oriented for some and Wifi Inspector for others, ie, anyone can click and see if have or not intruders, but not everyone knows how to do a 'wake on lan "or even know what it is.
We have prioritized scanning reliability, simplicity and finally the design (in this order).
We understand that for many users with experience and knowledge Wifi Inspector may be "short", but for the rest, we offer an easy, visual and 100% reliable in the scan result application.
We will greatly appreciate that you share your opinion.

Can this app stop connection of the device ?

Good app, but I don't like the interface and it lacks a lot features, which similar apps like Dsploit and Fing do have. So for me there is no reason to use this.

No it can't
kingofpain1402 said:
Can this app stop connection of the device ?
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As far as I can see it's only able to tell you what devices are connected to your network and their MAC address. While it works like a charm in that department having a few more options, I must admit, would have been nice.

Using the app causes my phone to disconnect from WiFi, so not much use! (S4). Had to uninstall...

Good app,it works fine

Good app but the ads are annoying and I dont like the interface

wouter-visser said:
Good app, but I don't like the interface and it lacks a lot features, which similar apps like Dsploit and Fing do have. So for me there is no reason to use this.
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Hi wouter-visser,
We tested Fing and Wifi Inspector in various scenarios and the general differences that are appreciated:
- Usually Inspector Wifi is faster in large networks with many devices.
- Usually Fing is faster on small networks with few devices.
- Wifi Inspector finds more device names (very important for intrusion detection)
- The reliability of scanning is very close to 100% in both (a bad coverage or occasional factor can make a device undetectable)
- Fing has more features (not required for intrusion detection)
- The Inspector Wifi interface is minimalist and fing is more professional.
We understand that wifi inspector is not for everyone, but we think that many people are grateful that can check if they have an intruder with a simple but accurate application.
We will greatly appreciate that you share your opinion.

mrjraider said:
Good app but the ads are annoying and I dont like the interface
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We are a small software company and recently we have begun to develop applications for mobile devices. The ads are the way we get some benefits to further develop and improve our applications. We did not use intrusive advertising and we never will use it. Also is ​​available the pro version (ad free) for people who want to support us.
Thank you for sharing your opinion is important for us.

kingofpain1402 said:
Can this app stop connection of the device ?
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I think you can use WifiKill for this (if you have android rooted) or Netcut for windows.
For security find the Mcc address of the intruder and ban him from the MAC address filter in the router.

my97 said:
I think you can use WifiKill for this (if you have android rooted) or Netcut for windows.
For security find the Mcc address of the intruder and ban him from the MAC address filter in the router.
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Not 100% effective btw, a person with a little knowledge and some googling can easily spoof a MAC address. A better option would be to change/add a wifi password. Preferrably WPA or WPA2 with a nice long passphrase.

No issues here, worked well in a small network with 6 connected devices (and recognized all).
If you need help to translate to Portuguese-BR, let me know.
Thanks.

Voopee - where social meets the next generation

Has anyone tried Voopee ?
would like to get more feedbacks from users on the existing application.
Practically it is using a voice over lte technology where you get a mobile number (malaysian based for now) and functions like a prepaid account without the need of a sim card.
We're connected to a malaysian telco right now, but imagine the infinite possibilities when we connect to other country telco's.
The capabilities also includes messaging,news and most multimedia features.
Would love to get feedbacks from you guys !
thanks !

[Beta][ROM] OXI - turn your smartphone into a computer (oneplus3/t nexus 5x and more)

[For moderators : As there is no "General" forum on the "Custom Roms" section, I hope I'm not wrong posting it here. Feel free to move it where it should be!]
OXI - Beta version​Hi everyone!
I would like to present something we have been working on for some time now !
For those who thinks their smartphone can perform the same tasks that a computer can, we would like to allow you to replace your computer with your smartphone, using it on any screen, TV, projector. Basically, it's like Microsoft Continuum but better with Android
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OXI working on NexDock​
What is OXI ?​We're developing a desktop-like environment for Android, implying multitasking, resizing, notification support.
You can use it directly on your main screen but the most interesting is to use a second screen (with MHL/DP or Miracast for instance) to get a desktop environment on it and still use your phone meanwhile.
It might be more clear with some videos : https://goo.gl/6R6rcZ
Our code is now based on LineageOS 14.1, and we're ready to follow the next Android evolutions. We're using LineageOS for compatibility reasons, because we want to be able to try with multiple phones without spending much time on porting.
We're currently in a buiding process, and you can already download the A.2.3 (Nougat) OXI versions for :
- OnePlus 3 / 3T
- OnePlus 2
- OnePlus One
- Huawei Nexus 6P
- LG Nexus 5X
- LG G5 (we have issues with DisplayPort, let us know how is it working for you)
- Samsung Galaxy S7 (Exynos - herolte)
- Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (Exynos - hero2lte)
- Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 LTE (gts210ltexx)
- Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 wifi (gts210wifi)
- Lenovo Zuk Z1 (ham)
- Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Pro (kenzo)
- LeEco Le Max 2 (x2)
- ZTE Axon 7
Old versions, we still keep it here for the record
Our code is based on CyanogenMod 13, and I'm currently switching the dev branches to LineageOS 14.1. We're using CM/LOS for compatibility reasons, because we want to be able to try with multiple phones without spending much time on porting.
Right now we have several alpha versions
-> OnePlus 3 (oneplus3)
-> Samsung Galaxy S4 LTE Advance (ks01lte)
-> LG Nexus 5X (bullhead)
-> Galaxy tab S2 9.7 lte (gts210ltexx)
Next alpha-releases are going to be Galaxy Note4 (trltexx) and probably Redmi Note 3 pro (kenzo). Not sure right now. In our wishlist (from our french community), are also S6, S7, LG h850, angler, some Asus...
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If you want OXI to be on your smartphone, tablet or other device, please tell us! If it's supported by LineageOS, it would be even easier for us .
To have a comfortable experience on OXI, you need to have a mid-range around (from experience, 40-50k score at Antutu is enough). But you need at least 2GB memory, 3GB is better. Basically : more RAM => more apps that can be opened simultaneously without slowing down the system. With 3GB, you can easily open 15 apps. We didn't had enough applications installed to crash our OnePlus 3 .
Usage​I'm going to describe really quickly the basics of OXI. You'll find multiple apps preinstalled in the ROM :
OXI : Launch OXI on main display (phone)
OXI Remote : Launch OXI on the external display (Miracast, DisplayLink, DisplayPort, MHL, HDMI, Chromecast or other...)
For wireless, we recommand the Miracast adapters from Microsoft (Wireless Display v2) or from ActionTech. These adapters are fully compatible with OXI and eliminate completely the mouse lag that you might experience with other wireless adapters (such as Chromecast). Give us feedback, we didn't try everything !
OXI Control : A basic tool replacing keyboard and mouse. Two modes, "Keypad" is a simple touchpad/keyboard, moving the mouse from the phone, and the "Pad" mode is a mirrored touchscreen surface. Very cool to play multitouch games in OXI.
OXI Overscan tool : If you are using OXI on some TV you might notice a part of app missing. You can use this tool to crop the visible surface, adjust until you can see a red rectangle around the blue one.
How to launch an app in OXI :
Start OXI from launcher
Put the mouse in the bottom left part to see the menu button an click on it
Start your favorite apps !
How to connect in Miracast
In the notifications zone, select "Cast" and choose your miracast adapter.
If it's working, you should see your phone mirrored on the screen.
Launch OXI on a second screen :
Be sure you are already connected to another screen and mirroring.
Launch OXI Remote.
If needed, enable permissions
Location permission is just used to show the wifi networks
Overlay permission is mandatory for OXI remote, as we're drawing over a different surface than the main screen.
Click on start
OXI should appear on the other screen and your device should have a new notification with "OXI running". You can tap on this notification to shut down OXI.
Control tool usage
The control tool features two modes :
"Keypad" mode is a remote keyboard and mouse/touchpad
"Pad" mode allows you to interact with the active window (the touch surface is mapped to the active window)
Interface quick-guide
NOTE : this is not updated, the new interface is looking way better (check the videos ! https://goo.gl/6R6rcZ
Roadmap​Please tell us your remarks and wishes for next versions, so we can adjust our roadmap by most-wanted features.
​Short-term
Screenshot tool
Full shutdown of the main screen when using OXI in remote (to save battery)
Customization options (font size, background...)
Medium/long-term
Inbuilt file manager
Multiple instance launching (ex : two Word instances)
Multiscreen support
Disclaimer​
This is an alpha, quite stable but it's not 100% stable or secured.
Installing it is your choice and we're not responsible for any damage or loss of data.
However there's no difference between this and a CyanogenMod ROM for the installation, if you are confident all should be okay. We're using those devices for a long time now, and it works great.
Never forget the golden rule : ALWAY SAVE YOUR DATA, and do nandroid backup before any operation on your phone.
This is an alpha (again), so we might fix a lot of things between releases, so check regularly for updates
Installation/Download :​Installation procedure : It's like LineageOS 14.1 nightlies. You might find better tutorial for your particular phone here . Basically, the way to do is :
1. (If not done yet) : Unlock bootloader
2. (If not done yet) : Flash custom recovery (TWRP or cyanogenmod classic recovery), with fastboot, odin/heimdall, spflashtool...
3. (If not done yet) : In recovery, remember to do a backup !
4. Wipe all the phone (Might not be mandatory if you're already running LineageOS 14.1 nightly)
5. Install the zip file
6. (Optional) Install Google Apps (Open GApps, android 7.1)
7. Restart the phone
That might sounds stupid but with my brand new account on XDA, right now I can't post ROMs in each device forum... I will do that as soon as I can...
For latest releases, check https://getoxi.com/download !
OXI A.2.3 (2017/06/22) - Nougat version !
OnePlus3/3T: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=817550096634781196 - md5 14e3d2b8339820e67bf8d40d89906da4
Nexus 6P (angler) : https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=673368273298969591 - md5 77a06b7e67028281c1efa14f73d39d61
Nexus 5X (bullhead) : https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=817550096634781195 - md5 631f4ad7e0c9dbccb3217bfe3b672d94
LG G5 (h850) : https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=817550096634781193 - md5 91253ff89726aaa50a8f28b280884934
OnePlus 2 : https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=961840155545576971 - md5 8d8610d5efa789905bbc0d1997047b5c
OnePlus One : https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=889764386195911027 - md5 e27152738b4de60fca08e280049eb48e
Samsung Galaxy S7 (exynos - herolte) : https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=745425885120744840- md5 d78b9a7ac25b99615a8b7d0c9c242f15
Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (exynos - hero2lte) : https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=817550096634782269 - md5 f9b8afb0681d1e12ac7bb4b97a061a00
Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 LTE (gts210ltexx) : https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=889764386195912098 - md5 eac4e7f670858c383e224bf0187f2b97
Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 wifi (gts210wifi) : https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=961840155545578097 - md5 ec9addd2e34503c4878bd2ba90c23c2e
Lenovo Zuk Z1 (ham) : https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=817550096634782293 - md5 a9944f74678f6224b7610c8a46325533
Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Pro (kenzo) https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=745425885120744839 - md5 614ea7b4119ee4771d1d98bea7d050d8
LeEco Le Max 2 (x2) https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=889764386195913394 - md5 8ec7f1ff0a8bde53fcb5c902690968f1
ZTE Axon 7 (axon7) https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=961840155545579364 - md5 bb9a4f6173281fe0f2ab049405f4d411
OXI A.1.9 (2017/02/08) :
OnePlus3 : https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=817550096634745003 - md5 463000a46067233f352fe24c4f3002ab
Nexus 5X (bullhead) : https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=673368273298929998 - md5 8f1bc2d74d0d3daccd8dab0e00a90d5c
Samsung S4 Advance LTE (ks01lte, I9506) : https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=817550096634745004 - md5 65f29339e55df4379d2c0e2ead029dfb
Samsung Galaxy Tab (gts210ltexx, SM-T815) : https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=817550096634745005 - md5 ff6ba0d94e4463c33467c71aeee53025

Known issues/Limitations​- Chromecast is supported but won't have any optimization for the latency
- Google Play might be unstable on the desktop environment – the list of apps is not updated (will be fixed soon)
- Authorizing permissions might be difficult in some case. We advice that you also start your apps at least one on your phone screen before launching them in OXI
- You might experience some issues non-related to OXI, it might be related to CyanogenMod 13 :/
- Shortcuts on desktop are saved when exiting
- Bluetooth management inside OXI won't work (yet)
- Some applications (especially some games) won't resize properly. Unity-based games might crash if resized, we're working on it.
- Best experience is with 1920x1080 resolution on an external screen (TV or computer screen).
- Some TV screen won't report the correct real size, so the "size" inside the application might be larger than expected. We're working on allowing you to choose the dpi of each window
- Miracast is enabled up to 1920x1080 resolution and won't support 4K
- Only one instance of each application can be started on desktop mode.
- One application can be started on the phone OR on the screen but not both simultaneously.
- The overscan tool might need to be force-closed its overlay is shown above OXI.
- The ROM does NOT include any Google apps, so you should install them manually (We're usually using Open GApps).
FAQ​- I'm an app developer and my app is not resizing correctly, why ?
-> That's a good question . Contact us and we'll see why !
- Are you using the Android Nougat multitasking/resizing ?
-> No, we are based on Android 6 Marshmallow. Our method is a bit different.
- Why do I need a special ROM for that?
-> We added and modified some parts of the Android system, to high and lower levels, to make OXI work.
- That's cool ! Can I use it everyday?
-> Sure, but keep in mind it's a beta right now, with stability and possibly security issues (still dev-code)
- Did you put any spy or anything ad inside the app or ROM?
-> No. Only love and required modifications for OXI to work. And for the app, we just added a crash-reporting library (Firebase).
- Can you make it compatible with [Phone/tablet model]?
-> We would like to make OXI available to the maximum of devices. Just keep in mind 2GB of memory is a minimum and 3GB is recommended. Let us know and we'll try to make it compatible if we can!
- Can you make it compatible with [application] that currently didn't work in OXI?
-> Give us information about the issue, we will investigate it asap.
- Can I install it with a multi-rom loader?
-> Probably... We actually haven't tried it yet. Let us know
- Who are you?
-> We're a small company called Auxens and we are in France (that's also why this text is probably full of mistakes, please put down the forks!). You can check our website, http://www.auxens.com
Sources:
​Our code is currently based on CyanogenMod 13 (Apache 2) https://github.com/CyanogenMod and http://cyanogenmod.org (sadly down)
We're using kernels and device trees from official CyanogenMod repositories for ks01lte, bullhead, oneplus3 and gts210ltexx.
Kernels (GPL) are available here :
https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_kernel_samsung_ks01lte
https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_kernel_lge_bullhead
https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_kernel_oneplus_msm8996
https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_kernel_samsung_gts2

Very excited to see multiscreen support as a mid term goal.
Switching to Lineage OS could be a good thing. In particular Lineage OS x86 https://forum.xda-developers.com/lineage/general/unofficial-linage-os-pc-based-android-t3531145
Would allow for PC with multiscreen - great for app developers and app research.
Can you help me compile a lineage is x86 version with OXI for display link external screen?
Does it work OK on [email protected] displaylink DL6950 chipset(such as targus 160 dock)?

xda_nikita said:
Very excited to see multiscreen support as a mid term goal.
Switching to Lineage OS could be a good thing. In particular Lineage OS x86 https://forum.xda-developers.com/lineage/general/unofficial-linage-os-pc-based-android-t3531145
Would allow for PC with multiscreen - great for app developers and app research.
Can you help me compile a lineage is x86 version with OXI for display link external screen?
Does it work OK on [email protected] displaylink DL6950 chipset(such as targus 160 dock)?
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Hi !
I like the idea of having a vbox x86 OXI available for testing, we'll try to compile an OXI version on this platform
Then some test would be required but if the displaylink driver is enabled in the kernel, it should work for external screen (with USB bus capture by vbox).
For the [email protected] we don't have this kind of hardware here, but if Android supports it, OXI should also work (backgrounds might be slightly pixelated due to their lower resolution). Best would be to ask DisplayLink if they tested the DL6950 chipset on Android devices. And with a android-x86/LineageOS based OXI, it will also depend of the GPU capabilities of the virtual driver.

Its a shame about the 2GB ram Requirement
I would like to run this on my Motorola Razr Maxx XT912 (1GB) as it would allow me to used the laptop dock it was designed to originally use (I actually used the atrix dock as it was easier to get hold of) phone has both micro USB and micro HDMI ports.
I am running LineageOS 13 UTMS_ Spyder on mine and its great waiting for stable LineageOS 14 UTMS_ Spyder and then i will consider an update.
I dont need to run multiple apps at once but will allow me to get mail, open a web browser or an RDP session

So... Is OXI going commercial route?
Or did I read it wrong?
Bb

Hey. Would you add the op3t too? There are enoguh unified Roms, i think its not too hard to add like a New phone? U added the op3 already.
Really woule like to test this with my op3t, thanks!
Great work guys and good luck!

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I like the idea of having a vbox x86 OXI available for testing, we'll try to compile an OXI version on this platform
Then some test would be required but if the displaylink driver is enabled in the kernel, it should work for external screen (with USB bus capture by vbox).
For the [email protected] we don't have this kind of hardware here, but if Android supports it, OXI should also work (backgrounds might be slightly pixelated due to their lower resolution). Best would be to ask DisplayLink if they tested the DL6950 chipset on Android devices. And with a android-x86/LineageOS based OXI, it will also depend of the GPU capabilities of the virtual driver.
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Brilliant. Can't wait to test the vbox image with display link via USB bus capture.
The overall direction I would like to see OXI going is
An android version of https://youtu.be/KpYgOQekstQ
Scalable Adaptive Graphics Environment - SAGE SAGE2.
P.S. [email protected] works OK on Remix OS(android x86 based) but no multi monitor support or plans announced for it. The display link website has android drivers although I only managed mirroring vs the way more useful continuum that oxi provides. If I get my hands on the DL6950 based docks that can be daisy chained to 6 independent [email protected] external monitors I will post back results here or other auxens forums. :svetius

0x4A4A said:
Hi !
I like the idea of having a vbox x86 OXI available for testing, we'll try to compile an OXI version on this platform
Then some test would be required but if the displaylink driver is enabled in the kernel, it should work for external screen (with USB bus capture by vbox).
For the [email protected] we don't have this kind of hardware here, but if Android supports it, OXI should also work (backgrounds might be slightly pixelated due to their lower resolution). Best would be to ask DisplayLink if they tested the DL6950 chipset on Android devices. And with a android-x86/LineageOS based OXI, it will also depend of the GPU capabilities of the virtual driver.
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Just to check if you guys are still commited to a vbox x86 image ? Is this still on

xda_nikita said:
Just to check if you guys are still commited to a vbox x86 image ? Is this still on
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No news from them even on french forums (they are french)... Don't know what's going on. They've been pretty quiet.

Work on rr latest build?

Hi everyone! Sorry for the lack of news. We've been mega-busy after the MWC...
We've been working on a new UI, on the Nougat port (the confectionery was harder than expected ), on a Miracast fix for Nougat/LineageOS, on bugfixes and security improvements.
We will try to share soon some other CM13-based (with new UI) OXI rom, while we are still working on Nougat .
For Android X86-port, it's not done yet, but we're working on it too (would be also very useful for debugging).

Any news for oneplus 3T?

I noticed there is a download for the Note 4 N910F on your website. Has that been confirmed working on a Note 4?

What devises would you like to see?
Hey dev team,
Could we possibly see versions for the nexus 6 and Samsung Galaxy tab 10.1 2014 edition(WiFi)?
Appreciate all of your hard work!!! ?

So, we have been working hard, and finally we can provide you a beta version of OXI on several devices !
We're now based on LineageOS 14.1 (finally, nougat !) and we are currently building OXI with multiple devices. We'll add soon others devices officially supported by LineageOS.
The new version, A.2.3, is now available for Nexus 5X, OnePlus 3 & 3T (same package), OnePlus 2, OnePlus One, LG G5 (however we have issue with DisplayPort right know). Miracast should work.
You can watch new demos on our new youtube channel https://goo.gl/6R6rcZ and check our website https://getoxi.com which is the most up-to-date place to look up on OXI (but also our Facebook page and Twitter account )

His is awesome news. Im downloading it for try in my OnePlus One.
Do you have plans to add a range of cheap and mid level devices? Lets say, Doogee Mix for example. It has a good potential (it seems) but it's not a flagship. This would be nice for emergent countries.
Also, there's anyway to contribute for you guys? like a patron or something?

I have tried to install in my opo and Ive got error: 7 in twrp.
Wanted devices: Doogee MIX as soon it be launched.

ogabriel said:
I have tried to install in my opo and Ive got error: 7 in twrp.
Wanted devices: Doogee MIX as soon it be launched.
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Try with another twrp version and check the md5 of your download as well.
@Ox4A4A team,
Will try as soon as I can. But I have no more Chromecast.... It had a little "accident".

Looking forward to the Note 4 port.

[APP][4.0.3+]Device Info HW

Device Info HW
version: 5.8.3
Device Info HW is a hardware and software information app for Android devices.
App trying detect components of your smartphone to provide complete information about device's hardware.
Now detection is supported for lcd, touchscreen, cameras, sensors, memory, flash, audio, nfc, charger, wi-fi and battery; if that possible for your device.
I think app is interesting and useful for users and developers who build kernels or android.
App has a quick navigation, fresh design. Also supports dark, black theme (in PRO version or 2 week in free)
You can switch by tab or use navigation panel. Many items are clickable and you can go to another tab or menu.
On recent devices reading some information is blocked.
App trying provide maximum information as possible. If you have root, app can read more (switch in settings)
Components
LCD - model. For recent android detection require root.
Also you can check the colors in lcd test.
Touchscreen - show model, also you can check how much fingers are supported in multi-touch test.
Camera - hardware info (model, vendor, resolution) and software info by API.
If can't detect camera model, sometimes available a list of supported cameras.
Detailed info about SoC in you device
CPU : model, cores, clusters, family, abi, governor, frequency
GPU : model, vendor, opengl, frequency, list of extensions
Click on the clock speed to open CPU monitor
System: complete info about your firmware build.
Memory: type lpddr and for some devices operating frequency.
Flash: chip and vendor emmc or ufs (scsi).
You can go to the memory tab and see usage of memory and storage.
Battery: base info and for some devices available extra info:
- Discharging speed is current consumption
- Charging speed is charge current minus current consumption
- Power profile - encoded by manufacturer for calculate consumption
* Kernel profile
* Model
Thermal: temperatures by thermal sensors
Sensors: availability of basic sensors and tests for them
Applications: you can quickly find apps and see info about it, also provided system apps
Drivers: you can find other chips used in your device.
Partitions: list of partition and their sizes.
PMIC: list of power regulator voltages which applied to the components.
Wi-Fi: info about connection
Bluetooth: supported features
Input devices: list of input devices.
Codecs: decoders and encoders, drm info
USB: connected devices by otg
Extra options:
- Show i2c address of the chip
- Open engineering menu for mtk and xiaomi
- List of CPU codenames for Qualcomm, mtk, HiSilicon
Devices database
You can find info for other devices, compare and check similar drivers. It available on web page: deviceinfohw.ru
Also you can upload your device info. See to the Info Center.
PRO VERSION
• Theme
Supports all a light, dark and black theme, choose what you like.
In the free version, black available 2 weeks for the test.
• Report
You can create a report with information about the device.
It will be saved in file HTML or PDF format.
You can open it or send to email by share button.
See example:
deviceinfohw.ru/data/report_example.html
• Copy text
Copy text by long press in info lists.
• New design of battery tab with charge / discharge chart
• Device list
List of i2c, spi devices.
It's useful when available many chips or they uncategorized.
Also this supports development to improve app.
Note:
Not for all devices can read drivers info, it's depend on soc, vendor. If you want help, then upload your device info.
If you want translate app for your language or have interesting ideas or found bugs, write me to email or forum.
Requirements :
- Android 4.0.3 and above
Permissions :
- INTERNET is required for upload device info. It's use only for manual upload.
- CAMERA is required for getting camera software characteristics for old camera api.
- ACCESS_WIFI_STATE is required for info about wi-fi connection.
Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ru.andr7e.deviceinfohw
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"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
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Awesome App. Well Done!
Tested on more than 10 Mediatek Devices, no issues found. I'll start to upload all my device's hardware info to your database as soon as possible.

Nice App Sir Keep Up The Good Work! :highfive:

Hey OP! Thank you very much for this app :good:
Version 3.0.5. Now we see in the Camera tab
I would like to that looked so
Please, if possible....

Good work bro

New version 3.3.1 released.
- Support samsung exynos platform: detect cameras, wi-fi (tested on galaxy s7)
- Improved cluster detection.
- Added audio chips and nfc detection.
- Improved components detection.
- Added Net tab with wi-fi info.
- Fixed crash on some 7.0 devices.
- Bugs fixes.

good app

New version 3.5.0 released.
- Begin support Huawei HiSilicon platfrom. Display detection (need root).
On some devices available all supported cameras.
- Improved components detection.
Fixed display detection on some devices samsung, htc (qcom).
Improved sensor detection for 2 in 1 chips (acc + gyro) .
Improved components detection for samsung devices.
- Added new tab Input devices
On mtk available touchscreen model and fw version (tested on goodix).
- New app icon.
* Who has samsung with 4.2.2 with crash or bug write to me for test. (Navigation View class not found on this devices)

New version 4.0.0 released.
1) Added battery charge / discharge speed.
a) For 5.0+ via Android API
b) For mtk special variant. Tested on mt6752, mt6589.
Discharging speed is current consumption. Ids = Ic
Charging speed is charge current - current consumption. Ics = Icc - Ic
2) New navigation panel.
3) Battery experimental.
mtk
Added battery profile from kernel. According to my data, in most cases it differs on +-5% from real capacity of the factory battery.
qcom
Added battery profile from kernel and battery model. Tested on msm8992.
4) Improved components detection.
5) Spreadtrum
Added detecting lcd id (need enable root in settings)
Exmple: ID066108 it means id 0x066108, found name is s6d77a1a01.
In camera tab added list of supported camera models.
6) Samsung
Exynos
Added detecting lcd id (need enable root in settings)
Exmple: ID_0x404024 it means id 0x066108, found name is S6E3FA0.
Detect camera models for spreadtrum, qcom, marvell pxa, broadcom. (need test)
7) Qualcomm
Added list of supported camera models.
8) List of system apps. Open from apps tab from last item.
List of OpenGL ES extensions.
9) Fix codepages in some lang.
10) Fix bugs and crash on some devices.
11) Device Info HW+ (PRO)
You can create a report with device information.
Saving in html file format. See example:
http://www.deviceinfohw.ru/data/report_example.html

4.2.1
- Huawei on qcom: improved support.
- List of supported cameras with vendor and resolution.
- Samsung on exynos: added gpu freq.
- Qualcomm: added lcd panel without root from sysfs.
- Engineering menu moved to navigation panel + miui cit.
- Updated components detection and fixed errors.
- Updated sensors tab (using Sensor Test 1.4+).
- Build with new sdk.
- Begin spanish and polish localization by Radek Strycharz.
- i2c device list groupped by bus [PRO]

ANDR7E said:
4.2.1
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Awesome...
Can you add switch to show free RAM from /proc/meminfo?

hyperion70 said:
Awesome...
Can you add switch to show free RAM from /proc/meminfo?
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Added it and swap/zram size too.
Maybe total ram will be correct for phones with fake ram size.

ANDR7E said:
Added it and swap/zram size too.
Maybe total ram will be correct for phones with fake ram size.
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OP, thank you very much for the update 4.5.0.

New version 4.6.3
Version 4.5.0
- New material tab bar.
- Screen Test (lcd color, multi-touch, touch drawing)
- Cpu Monitor (press on clock speed)
- Dark theme support (2 week or PRO)
- Updated components detection.
- Optimizations.
- RAM from kernel (meminfo) + swap
- Some fixes for HiSilicon cpu detection.
Version 4.6.3
- Added partition info for some platforms.
- Added new lcd color tests.
- Added tab with USB devices
- Updated components detection.
- Asus qcom: try detect cameras.
- HiSilicon: added gpu freq.
- HiSilicon: try detect cameras (with root).
- CPU operating time (click to core count item)
- System: device features: list of the features enabled in firmware.
- System: extra sys info (click to system build fingerprint item)
(modem mtk, vm mem size, some vendor info)
- Try fix opengl bug for some devices.
- Try deep detect mt6757 P20 series => P20 / P20 series / P25 / P25 series
P.S.
Who want help translate app to own language, I provide strings resources https://github.com/andr7e/DeviceInfoHW_translations/

Partitions + Project (Nvidia Tegra 4)
ANDR7E said:
New version 4.6.3
Version 4.6.3
- Added partition info for some platforms.
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I have just downloaded version 4.6.4.
Thank you very much for the partition info on Nvidia Tegra 4 (Toshiba Excite Pro AT10LE-A-). Can you improve it with names (like on MTK) and a switch to enable the traditional view too, please?
The information below will help you doing that. There is a link to two partition screenshots of this tablet in our XDA thread.
[Q] How Root Toshiba Excite Pro AT10LE-A-108
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=74227484&postcount=39
So, here is partitions info of this tablet (attached file in black)
And their names (attached file in black)
According to Nexus 7 development thread, these are common names on Tegra tablets:
APP -> system
CAC -> cache
LNX -> boot
MDA -> encrypted userdata
MSC -> misc
PER -> per device calibration
SOS -> recovery
UDA -> userdata
USP -> bootloader
We are trying to unlock the bootloader of Toshiba Excite Pro AT10LE-A (Nvidia Tegra 4 device). There is a protection by the sealime.ko security module blocking some partitions. To defeat sealime.ko we need all the information available on partitions.
Another request is the Project information that is missing on Nvidia Tegra 4 devices. It has valuable information on LCM, modem, etc. Can you include it, please?
Thanks and best regards!

YuriRM said:
I have just downloaded version 4.6.4.
Thank you very much for the partition info on Nvidia Tegra 4 (Toshiba Excite Pro AT10LE-A-). Can you improve it with names (like on MTK) and a switch to enable the traditional view too, please?
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Partition names are also supported. How it works:
1) Get partition block path from /proc/mounts by key system or cache
If finded it printed in log
2) Get mapping list like on your screenshots (some devices need root)
I see on toshiba tegra3 source, tegra4 didn't find.
LCM can't detect, in driver only set settings and init work.
https://github.com/pio-masaki/kerne.../arch/arm/mach-tegra/board-tostab12AL-panel.c

great.
add a option to show some sensor info on notification/notification icon may be useful

Tegra 4 Technical Reference Manual
ANDR7E said:
Partition names are also supported. How it works:
1) Get partition block path from /proc/mounts by key system or cache
If finded it printed in log
2) Get mapping list like on your screenshots (some devices need root)
I see on toshiba tegra3 source, tegra4 didn't find.
LCM can't detect, in driver only set settings and init work.
https://github.com/pio-masaki/kerne.../arch/arm/mach-tegra/board-tostab12AL-panel.c
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I hope this helps!
Regards
Tegra 4 Technical Reference Manual
https://developer.nvidia.com/embedded/tegra-4-reference
The Tegra 4 Technical Reference Manual ("TRM") is a technical document of over 2,600 pages targeted at those working on open source or other low level software projects that use or target the Tegra 4 processor. The TRM focuses on the logical organization and control of Tegra 4 Series devices. It provides information for those modules that interface to external devices, or those that control fundamental chip operations. The modules detailed in this document provide an overview, any necessary programming guidelines, and a register listing for that module. Internal functional units such as video and graphics hardware acceleration are controlled by NVIDIA provided software and not documented.
NVIDIA provides access to the Tegra 4 Technical Reference Manual to registered developers only. To become a registered developer, please sign up for our Embedded Registered Developer Program.
If you are already a Registered Developer, you can download the TRM from our Download Center.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Address and Interrupt Map
Interrupt Controller
Arbitration Semaphores
Atomics
Clock and Reset Controller
CL-DVFS
Timers
Multi-Purpose I/O Pins and Pin Multiplexing (Pinmuxing)
Power Management Controller
Real-Time Clock
Boot Process
Host Subsystem
GR2D
GR3D
Encoder Pre-Processor (EPP)
Keyboard Controller
CPU
Flow Controller
Memory Controller
AHB
APB
USB Complex
Audio Hub (AHUB)
Display Controller
MIPI-DSI (Display Serial Interface)
Serial Transport Stream DTV Controller
High-Definition Multimedia Interface HDMI CEC MIPI-CSI (Camera Serial Interface) MIPI D-PHY Calibration for CSI and DSI Video Input (VI) SD/MMC Controller MIPI-HSI (High Speed Synchronous Serial Interface) I2C Controller UART and VFIR Controller Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) Controller
One Wire Battery Controller
PWM Controller
Thermal Sensor and Thermal Throttling Controller

ANDR7E said:
tegra4 didn't find.
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Tegra 4 device - Tegra Note 7
https://github.com/Shaky156/Tegra-Note-7/blob/master/arch/arm/mach-tegra/board-aruba-panel.c
https://github.com/Tegra4
Tegra 4 Device tree, kernel and vendor binaries for Gigaset QV1030 aka. Quanta FG6Q
https://fg6q-dev.github.io/
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Gigaset-QV1030.114384.0.html
https://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-Tegra-4-SoC.87052.0.html
Sent from my takee 1 using XDA Labs

YuriRM said:
Tegra 4
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I wrote about your toshiba device, tegra 4 source is available. LCD model name is not set, only lcd params.

[APP] Phone Info

Hi guys ,
I am a new user of this forum, I've been working on new and refreshing phone info app .
The app is called "Phone Info" and its free.
Description
Do you want to have detailed information on your phone or device?
Phone info app introduces you to your device down to the smallest detail.
Do you want to know the battery status? the model of your mobile phone? which sensors is your mobile phone equipped with?
Download phone info app and find out.
There are 5 categories
- System
Find out the model, the manufacturer, the hardware, the type of device, your mobile number, the Android version, the SDK version and much more
- Device
View the display resolution, ram, internal and external memory space
- Battery
Find out the status of your battery, is it in good condition?
It also displays the temperature, the voltage
- Network
Is wifi available? what ip address does your mobile have? Is NFC present?
- Sensor
What model and manufacturer does your accelerometer or gyroscope have?
Discover all the sensors on your mobile phone
These are just some of the information that phone info app gives you. install it in your device to view them all!
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Features 1.0.1
** new icon **
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Note: I'm publishing it here first because i know guys here are serious and if you encounter issues
you'll tell me about it so i can fix it.
Google play link
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=phoneinfo.com.phoneinfo