Can someone please upload so I can mount my NAS. Thanks.
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There are threads with cifs.ko modules for the stock kernel and stock G2 OTA kernel (just search the G2 forum for cifs.ko).
Pershoot also provides a cifs.ko module for his kernel (found on his dev page---download the zip of kernel modules). I run this kernel have been using the module with CifsManager for a while now.
Not sure if it'll work with your kernel or not, though I believe the CM and Pershoot kernels are fairly similar. Worth trying.
Thank you, I found it in pershoot's modules. Unfortunately I guess it's not compatible with the modified baconbits for trackpad wake, I'm still getting "device not recognized" in cifs manager.
Found this:
http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/10520-cifs-manager/
I guess I'll need to use a different kernel?
Yeah, I think so. Or you'll have to compile the module yourself for your specific kernel...
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Ok I'm rooted and prior to I had the OC where I ran thru terminal.
My question is do I need to wait until a sense UI kernel to be compiled or does it go by the type of hardware since its still technically a G2
Or can I continue using the vision_OC.ko file?
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Check the development section, already there are two kernels which have OC. I flashed BaconBits through ClockWorkMod, works great!
Superfrag said:
Check the development section, already there are two kernels which have OC. I flashed BaconBits through ClockWorkMod, works great!
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Are you using sense UI?
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I didnt want to start a new thread since this is already about OCing and is fairly new.
I used the old kernel for the temp root and had my phone OCed to 1.56ghz and it was very stable. I'm using the bacon bits now and want to do the same thing.
Second question is more advanced. Can voltage be modified on the baconbits kernel? I love OCing stuff and I'd love to see how far this phone will go.
What I'm asking for is a line I can edit in a file to add the speed my phone is stable at, or a string of commands for terminal.
I love how custom kernels include the cifs module that I use to mount lan shares. How would you load the module on stock kernels? Simply copying it to sdcard and loading it with insmod doesn't work... :-(
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well, thread's official dead in the water... nobody knows
I flashed my phone yesterday
Rooted
I install droidvpn
But it says tun.ko module required
I know our phone has built in but i cant found in system/lib/module directory
Please help to solve this prob
Or please provide me tun.ko module u can extract from ur phone
Please help
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someone has mentioned this before...BTW try to use custom kernel
go to market search tun.ko installer ,
install just check kernel and android ver.
and tun.ko installed
edit:
i mean play store
and if not work check all (model and ?? i forgot)
that already builded inside my kernel. give it a shot.
I ibstalled merruk kernel 2.0
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Here it is
I currently run tweaked, with saber kernel (thanks to both of the dev groups)
but I can seem to figure out how to activate the TUN.KO in the kernel.
can someone help me out, I am trying to setup a openVPN on my note,
I have tried the tun.ko installer, but it gives an error code that tun.ko does not exist in the kernel
thanks
Any help folks, anyway I can do this myself?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aed.tun.installer
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Thanks tried that app already, and it said no file was avaliable for my device.
Running saber kernel latest version
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Thanks tried that app already, and it said no file was avaliable for my device.
Running saber kernel latest version
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I'm running saber kernel and tun.ko loads fine for me .
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Do you have a tmobile note II or AT&T?
Tun.ko says it's already loaded . It says "you can now use Droidvpn and Openvpn to your phone" But if I hit the install it says it cant find for my device . I believe the module is built into the kernel . I use hotspot shield and I know for a fact it requires tun.ko .
P.s I have the t889 tmobile variant
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Which saber version do you have? I'm on 35.6
And mine definitely does not have it, this is what I get when opening openVPN
When opening openVPN and using my downloaded profile, I get the response
"Due to a known bug with this version of android, it is not possible to gain permission to open a VPN tunnel."
I'm on 32.2 .
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Okay let me try and figure a 32.2 link, thanks for your help
So openVPN works out your phone?
32.2 saber kernel
http://d-h.st/zf1
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Thanks I'll try it
Just wanted to say thanks, figured it out, u just reflashed jediX-16, and that fixed it,
I'm looking for a stock kernel that has unsecured ADB implemented in it. I found one on the Verizon S4 forums and was hoping there was one cooked up for the Tmo variant.
Insecure ADBD app has been really iffy and I've had a range of little nuances with custom kernels and would prefer to stick with a stock kernel but with unsecure adb in it. Thanks.
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Bumpity bump. Can anyone cook one up if it doesn't exist?
Bump. Maybe I'll clarify. A stock kernel with native init.d support (insecure adb, etc). Last bump I guess