Just flashed my phone with odin for the first time to jh2. I had an issue installing a lagfix.... now that my phone is up and running again i dont seem to have data enabled. when i go to phone status and look at mobile networks it says disconnected.....now what?
Just flashed my phone with odin for the first time to jh2. I had an issue installing a lagfix.... now that my phone is up and running again i dont seem to have data enabled. when i go to phone status and look at mobile networks it says disconnected.....now what?
i did the ota Gb update but switched back to froyo the other day cuz i wanted my barnacle wifi tether to work but now my bluetooth wont work. i restored from a CWM backup and tried a plain old factory reset and bluetooth didnt work with either one. i tried to turn it on with the toggle switches and in the settings but it does the lil loading symbol and then nothing turns on.
does anyone have any tips or other setting things i can try? what are the chances of the bluetooth hardware breaking? any diagnostic apps i can use to check things?
ok so after trying different restore points and factory resets, i tried to do the ota gb update again but it failed multiple times. so i flashed the sbf again to completely remove the traces of rooting but that kinda failed too. lol everything seemed to work and i got the 'pass' from rsd but my settings and everything was the same and i didnt do a restore but now bluetooth works
SBF doesn't necessarily erase your /data partition.
Hi,
I have a Moto G XT1032 and was just browsing the internet the other day when the WIFI randomly turned off. I went into settings to turn it back on but when I toggle it to on it automatically toggles back to off.
It also says that MAC address is not available and IP address is not available in the advanced settings.
WCNSS_qcom_wlan_factory_nv.bin is still in the persist folder.
I´ve tried installing CM12.1 ROM but WIFI still doesn´t work.
Anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks
Dan
Restore the firmware
Mancora1 said:
Hi,
I have a Moto G XT1032 and was just browsing the internet the other day when the WIFI randomly turned off. I went into settings to turn it back on but when I toggle it to on it automatically toggles back to off.
It also says that MAC address is not available and IP address is not available in the advanced settings.
WCNSS_qcom_wlan_factory_nv.bin is still in the persist folder.
I´ve tried installing CM12.1 ROM but WIFI still doesn´t work.
Anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks
Dan
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I also faced the same issue 2 weeks before. I fixed it by doing Restoring the stock firmware (Not factory reset). (Take complete backup before doing this procedure.) See this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2700502
Persist Folder Permissions
nevinjohn said:
I also faced the same issue 2 weeks before. I fixed it by doing Restoring the stock firmware (Not factory reset). (Take complete backup before doing this procedure.) See this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2700502
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Thanks for the advice, I tried it but unfortunately no success.
However, I then checked the permissions on the persist folder and the read and write boxes under "other" were unticked. I ticked them and voila; I can turn the wifi on!
Anddd its broken again...
So my wifi stopped working pretty much the moment I sent the previous post.
I´ve also tried flashing the stock kernels but no good..
Anymore suggestions?
Thanks
Dan
I was using my rooted Android 6.0 with that kernel chainfire uploaded here on xda with the supersu 2.52 beta, and it was working fine for a few days until my wifi started to stop working, turn off, then turn on after a few seconds, lag, reboot, turn off, on, off, on until it stopped working. Putting the phone to airplane mode then back to normal or safe reboot could get it work for 10 minutes and not every time.
Solutions I have tried and didn't work:
Reflashed android 6 without wiping data
Factory Reset android 6
Flash 5.1.1 with wiping data
Clear Dalvik Cache
echo -ne the .macaddr file
delete the wpa_supplicant files
Nothing worked. When I dial *#*#4636#*#*, wifi state shown "UN-INITIALIZED"
What to do! I need to fix my wifi and can't afford a repair shop, and I'm out of warranty and outside the US so can't return it.
My logs: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-9FuBmRk_7QWll1NTRnenNsYXc/view?usp=sharing
I just started to have the exact same issue last night. Wifi won't come on and if it does my phone reboots. There is a thread about it on Google Nexus help forums: https://productforums.google.com/fo...ification#!msg/nexus/yx5kGasv2lE/Pbx5KNQjCAAJ
biro2200 said:
I was using my rooted Android 6.0 with that kernel chainfire uploaded here on xda with the supersu 2.52 beta, and it was working fine for a few days until my wifi started to stop working, turn off, then turn on after a few seconds, lag, reboot, turn off, on, off, on until it stopped working. Putting the phone to airplane mode then back to normal or safe reboot could get it work for 10 minutes and not every time.
Solutions I have tried and didn't work:
Reflashed android 6 without wiping data
Factory Reset android 6
Flash 5.1.1 with wiping data
Clear Dalvik Cache
echo -ne the .macaddr file
delete the wpa_supplicant files
Nothing worked. When I dial *#*#4636#*#*, wifi state shown "UN-INITIALIZED"
What to do! I need to fix my wifi and can't afford a repair shop, and I'm out of warranty and outside the US so can't return it.
My logs: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-9FuBmRk_7QWll1NTRnenNsYXc/view?usp=sharing
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Fixed this issue on my gf's N5 bu going to settings --> developer options --> "Use the old lollipop DHCP client instead of the new marshmallow DHCP client" --> On
alray said:
Fixed this issue on my gf's N5 bu going to settings --> developer options --> "Use the old lollipop DHCP client instead of the new marshmallow DHCP client" --> On
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The thing is now I'm on 5.1.1 and the issue is still there!
Nexus 5 WiFi problem with Marshmallow
Hello, after updating my Nexus 5 to Android 6.0 the Wi-fi is no longer working. It keeps trying to connect but never actually turns on the Wi-Fi or show any networks. I've turned it on in Safe Mode and it still has the same issue.
Please help!
alray said:
Fixed this issue on my gf's N5 bu going to settings --> developer options --> "Use the old lollipop DHCP client instead of the new marshmallow DHCP client" --> On
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I tried that but didnt' help. Almost every time I turn the wifi on my N5 eventually reboots. I did have wifi connect for a few minutes today to my 5Ghz wifi but then failed for no reason.
I am guessing the wifi chip has burnt out or its some other hardware/software problem. My N5 is a day 1 shipped phone and had no other issues with it. Such a bummer....
biro2200 said:
The thing is now I'm on 5.1.1 and the issue is still there!
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So its probably not the same issue. Did you tried all bands? Is it doing the same thing on different rooter brands?
tomtom007tomtom said:
Hello, after updating my Nexus 5 to Android 6.0 the Wi-fi is no longer working. It keeps trying to connect but never actually turns on the Wi-Fi or show any networks. I've turned it on in Safe Mode and it still has the same issue.
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Did you tried the option in the developer menu I was talking in my post above, it fixed my wifi problem caused by Android 6.0
this problem is severe
i have Nexus 5
Since ive updated to stock 6.0.1 (Build M4B30Z) my wifi has stopped working completely
Things ive tried
- ROOT, delete wifi persist folder (Wifi works but requires restart once wifi stops working)
- Lineage OS (Wifi works here but requires multiple restarts)
- Revert to Stock versions 4.4.4 and 5.1
- Heat gun over Wifi Chip (doesnt work at all) may be ive done it the wrong way
any suggestions to restore my phone