Randomly, out of no where, started getting "Service Provider Update" dialog about install software for my sim. Accepting it throws it into recovery with an error.
What's the package for it so I can disable it?
EDIT: After messing around with ADB, isolated the package: com.sec.android.AutoPreconfig.
A couple users had this issue in the T-mobile and Verizon forums, as well as I on U firmware, so hopefully this'll help those who encounter this issue with root.
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peekywhop2 said:
The actual location of the file is /system/priv-app/AutoPreconfig/ and thats where the AutoPreconfig.apk file is located to be deleted.
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Where is this package located ? I would greatly appreciate any help. Thank you!
TehPirate_ said:
Randomly, out of no where, started getting "Service Provider Update" dialog about install software for my sim. Accepting it throws it into recovery with an error.
What's the package for it so I can disable it?
EDIT: After messing around with ADB, isolated the package: com.sec.android.AutoPreconfig.
A couple users had this issue in the T-mobile and Verizon forums, as well as I on U firmware, so hopefully this'll help those who encounter this issue with root.
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Any chance you can provide instructions on how to disable or delete via adb??
EDIT: Figured it out:
You must be rooted, and then enter adb shell.
Then enter the following commands:
adb shell
su
pm list packages -e | grep 'AutoPreconfig'
pm disable com.sec.android.AutoPreconfig
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Thank You. I was having this issue for two days.
Thank you so much ! =)
Or just delete the APK file, also stops all the crappy carrier related apps installing
Wired4Fun said:
Any chance you can provide instructions on how to disable or delete via adb??
EDIT: Figured it out:
You must be rooted, and then enter adb shell.
Then enter the following commands:
adb shell
su
pm list packages -e | grep 'AutoPreconfig'
pm disable com.sec.android.AutoPreconfig
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Good evening friends,
My Note 10 + N95F always when get start, more less 1 min later show me this mensage Service Provider Update.
Do you know If it work in N975F Android 10 ?
If yes, can I use these Comands in Teminal Emulator for Android 10 with ROOT?
adb shell
su
pm list packages -e | grep 'AutoPreconfig'
pm disable com.sec.android.AutoPreconfig
Thank you very Much
The "Service Provider Update" dialog pops up on Android 12 on my Samsung M-127f after installing Magisk. And the AutoPreconfig app isn't on android 12. and i can't uninstall an app that doesn't exist. So what to do then to solve it without going stock?
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This version of the app (wifi-tether) works with all the current Haykuro builds
5.0.1Gr3
5.0.1Gr3 apps to sd*
5.0.2Hr3
5.0.2Hr3 apps to sd*
*The only problem is that for the apps to sd version of haykuro's builds, is when you move the cache to the sd card, it causes an unknown state error when you try to start the app.
I was wondering if anyone,seriously anyone could help the few who want to have the wifi tether app with cache to sd.
Please please help me with this one.
If im missing any valuable info. please tell me so i can provide you to help me out.
Thank you.
EDIT!!!
This will fix all your problems :]
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=3423669&postcount=130
busybox cp -a /system/sd/data/android.tether /data/tether
rm -r /system/sd/data/android.tether
ln -s /data/tether /system/sd/data/android.tether
A quick search showed me:
Please make sure that the "superuser-whitelist" accepts "su" from the wifi-tethering-app "always".
try to reinstall binaries and config-files.
Press [menu], chose "Setup" ... when displaying the setup-screen press [menu] again and chose "(Re)-Install binaries/configs" ...
This will set file-permissions correctly if it's not blocked by the superuser-app.
See *** UPDATE *** [2009-03-31] Wifi Tether for Root Users in Dream applications and games
This screenshot you posted in HTC Sapphire/Vodafone Magic G1 Port message 5796 shows that the wifi-tether app has insufficient rights.
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karloe said:
Please make sure that the "superuser-whitelist" accepts "su" from the wifi-tethering-app "always".
try to reinstall binaries and config-files.
Press [menu], chose "Setup" ... when displaying the setup-screen press [menu] again and chose "(Re)-Install binaries/configs" ...
This will set file-permissions correctly if it's not blocked by the superuser-app.
See *** UPDATE *** [2009-03-31] Wifi Tether for Root Users in Dream applications and games
This screenshot you posted in HTC Sapphire/Vodafone Magic G1 Port message 5796 shows that the wifi-tether app has insufficient rights.
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i got that image from another post.
i was referring to that image because i had
Setting up firewall rules...
could not open socket to kernel: opperation not permitted.
Starting dnsmasq...
dnsmasq:failed to bind DHCP server scocket;permission denied.
these are the only two which are in red everything else is in green.
these were the only two notices i got when i tried to start it.
and i set the permissions to always.
and i reinstalled the binaries and config files.
so any help more or am i really stuck?
bump found solution to problem :] on 1st post
davidhooper4 said:
i got that image from another post.
i was referring to that image because i had
Setting up firewall rules...
could not open socket to kernel: opperation not permitted.
Starting dnsmasq...
dnsmasq:failed to bind DHCP server scocket;permission denied.
these are the only two which are in red everything else is in green.
these were the only two notices i got when i tried to start it.
and i set the permissions to always.
and i reinstalled the binaries and config files.
so any help more or am i really stuck?
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I'm having this problem, too, and reinstalling the binaries/config hasn't helped. Any other suggestions?
mlevin said:
I'm having this problem, too, and reinstalling the binaries/config hasn't helped. Any other suggestions?
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mlevin on my 1st post i have a link to how to fix the problem.
you have apps to sd right?
well in terminal emualtor open it up
then type in
Code:
su
busybox cp -a /system/sd/data/android.tether /data/tether
rm -r /system/sd/data/android.tether
ln -s /data/tether /system/sd/data/android.tether
New Custom Logcat Grabber for noobs
Please put adb.exe into Path of Put this exe into Tool folder of SDK
Require Microsoft.Net 2.0 SP2
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For Error Please Report here
http://mobile5.in/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=77&p=219#p219
ok, I'll bite, being as there's been nearly 40 views and no comments...what is this for and why do I need it?
DanWalker said:
ok, I'll bite, being as there's been nearly 40 views and no comments...what is this for and why do I need it?
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This is a program that will initiate the "logcat" command and also grab the logcat file (which I presume, can be specified). It's really a GUI for Logcat itself, so people don't have to use "adb logcat" at command line.
"Logcat is the command to view the internal logs of the Android system. Viewing said logs is often the best way to diagnose a problem, and is required for many issues."
Usually, logcat is ran from the command line by issuing the command:
Code:
adb logcat
The above command will show any errors/warnings, etc on screen in the shell.
Code:
adb logcat > log.txt
This command will redirect output of logcat to a text file called "log.txt", which can be found in androidsdk\tools folder. **This method is recommended and required to share your log.**
When someone asks you to do a logcat, run a logcat, etc -- this is what they mean. It helps people see what error messages, warnings, etc the phone is showing and helps us further diagnose the problem for faster solutions.
More information - HERE
@hetaldp -- Great idea and good work.
http://tinyurl.com/yb6mm54
Pretty nice, works good..Thanks..
Thank you so much!
Was trying to get the log in a file with exactly thos commands, but log file always empty, no matter how much I tried.
Like this, I even get it in a way I can use it faster
Adb?
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Rooster85 said:
Adb?
Sent from my MiuiSpeedy
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http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/tools/adb.html
Hi,
I'm new here, so I don't know how to put this...
I have a HTC Legend 2.2 Froyo with HBoot 1.01 and I want to downgrade and root it so I can put CM7 on it. Can anyone tell me how to do this?
Thanks!
DM779
@DMasta779 read this ---> [GUIDE] How To Root HBOOT 1.01
i4o said:
@DMasta779 read this ---> [GUIDE] How To Root HBOOT 1.01
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Thanks, but at the first step, where I type ''adb shell'' it
says:''adb: permission denied''.
What do I have to do?
On linux, make sure adb is executable. On windows, make sure you run cmd as an administrator
Help?
I always did it on my phone with Terminal Emulator(Temprooted). When I type in ''adb shell'' it gives ''adb: permission denied''. When I try it on my PC(Windows) With only charge and USB debugging on, adb doesn't find my phone.(This is also in fastboot mode)
It gives: ''error: device not found''. What on earth am I doing wrong?
Adb isn't executed on the phone, it's on the pc. The phone should be running normally when you run it (with usb debugging enabled)
Also install htc sync to get the correct drivers
Rehash: start the phone normally. Ensure usb debugging is enabled. Plug the gizmo into your pc. Run adb shell in the command prompt as administrator
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http ://i55.tinypic.com/f35a2q.png
This is where I get stucked right now. Anyone?
(delete the space in the URL)
The things that've deleted, are the CID's.
DMasta779 said:
http ://i55.tinypic.com/f35a2q.png
This is where I get stucked right now. Anyone?
(delete the space in the URL)
The things that've deleted, are the CID's.
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Adb is not a valid binary on the phone.
When you issue adb shell you're dropped in to the shell on the phone. Any commands entered there execute on the phone. Type exit to get out of the shell before executing the push commands
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Oh OK, I see, but when I type in just ''push goldcard.img /data/local/'' after adb shell, it says: ''push: permission denied''. (running as admin in windows and temprooted phone)
Exit out of the phone's shell, them the command is
Code:
adb push goldcard.img /data/local
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I think it didn't push the file completely. I get this every time when I am trying to push something.
EDIT: I did ignore it and advanced to the next steps and by this command I get stuck:
...and backup your current misc partition:
Code:
cat /dev/mtd/mtd0 > /sdcard/misc_backup.img
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I can't backup/write the misc
Hi guys. I have a small problem. I did it with the root method @ Miche1asso and I wanted to backup partition TA. When I start this script http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2292598 me from error and the procedure does not go abuon end. I am attaching the screen errors that from me.
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I believe that it can not back up because located 2 device. My cell phone and the emulator. In fact, if I give the command 'adb devices' me from this.
Should I disable the emulator but do not know how to do. Could you help me?
Try to run first
adb connect <id of your phone>
All following adb commands should be directed to your phone, ignoring the other device(s). Not sure where that emulator thing comes from, though. I've never had that issue.
Miche1asso said:
Try to run first
adb connect <id of your phone>
All following adb commands should be directed to your phone, ignoring the other device(s). Not sure where that emulator thing comes from, though. I've never had that issue.
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It does not work
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It does not work
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Sorry, my fault. "adb connect" only works with the TCP/IP adb connections. As in adb help for "adb -s" you should set
Code:
set ANDROID_SERIAL=<specific device>
You get to choose <specific device> of your phone from the "adb devices" list. I am not sure about the syntax in Windows but I believe the one above should work.
Miche1asso said:
Sorry, my fault. "adb connect" only works with the TCP/IP adb connections. As in adb help for "adb -s" you should set
Code:
set ANDROID_SERIAL=<specific device>
You get to choose <specific device> of your phone from the "adb devices" list. I am not sure about the syntax in Windows but I believe the one above should work.
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Thanks anyway, but I solved in another way
Inviato dal mio D2303 utilizzando Tapatalk
nunu00 said:
Thanks anyway, but I solved in another way
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Which is? Why was the emulator enabled? Did you disable it? How?
Miche1asso said:
Which is? Why was the emulator enabled? Did you disable it? How?
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I do not know because the emulator is enabled but I could not disabillitarlo. I solved it by changing the script Backup-TA-9.11. I added "-d" after "adb.exe". I attach a screen to better understand
Hello there,
I am using the A53 5G from AT&T I got the phone in March and since I got it I turned off auto update system in developer mode. From the beginning of March till today my phone never updated then just before I logged in here my phone auto restarted at 80% battery and automatically applied the software update.
I double even triple checked to make sure that auto update system was off and it was but it still happened. Could I have done anything in addition to prevent the phone from updating?
I don't understand why this happened does anyone have any insight on this? Maybe a samsung policy like after 60 days of not updating the phone forcefully updates? I really have no clue and am just trying to figure out if I could have done more.
I know they changed their policy with downgrading but I do not know if it can still be done revert the update and downgrade because I would like to roll back the update if I can.
The OTA update app acts about the same as malware and has every permission under the sun.
Use a package disabler or adb edit to kill it.
These are the two, the com.ws.dm one is what does firmware upgrades.
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Thank you very much this is very important to know I appreciate it.
Moxiipc said:
Thank you very much this is very important to know I appreciate it.
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You're welcome. It's quite the terror until you tone it down.
blackhawk said:
You're welcome. It's quite the terror until you tone it down.
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Hey quick question so how do I edit it with ADB I was looking up how and would running this work?
Code:
adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 <package_to_disable>
Moxiipc said:
Hey quick question so how do I edit it with ADB I was looking up how and would running this work?
Code:
adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 <package_to_disable>
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I haven't had to use it.
Have some links though:
https://www.xda-developers.com/disable-system-app-bloatware-android/amp/
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...-app-manager-debloat-tool-for-android.4147837/
https://www.naldotech.com/samsung-galaxy-s21-ultra-bloatware/
https://www.droidthunder.com/adb-installer/
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/s21-ultra-debloat.4223381/page-3
The links are all different how to's for different adb you got ladp a wireless debugger app, a gui version of an adb, & a how to install adb from sdk
I just wanted to know if running that disable command is sufficient enough because it only disables it on the profile and not at the system so I didn't know if I would need to root the device to gets to truly disable it.
Moxiipc said:
The links are all different how to's for different adb you got ladp a wireless debugger app, a gui version of an adb, & a how to install adb from sdk
I just wanted to know if running that disable command is sufficient enough because it only disables it on the profile and not at the system so I didn't know if I would need to root the device to gets to truly disable it.
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All I got... using Package Disabler is a lot easier.
You can ask AT&T advanced tech support to turn off OTA updates on their end. They can. I've done that before too.