Running stock rooted 5.0.1 and it doesn't support USB otg. Anyone know a,way to enable it?
Stickmount.
tjupille said:
Stickmount.
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didn't think about that. thanks. so did they take OTG support out of the stock rom?
AFAIK it was never there. I've always had to use Stickmount on the Nexi from day 1 (N7, N7-2013, &N10).
Oh OK. I was running cm11 before 5.0 and it was there so I assumed it was stock
USB otg works on stock KitKat for me via es file explorer
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Ok, so i got a friend who has CM9 installed on her kindle fire. She's trying to transfer files using a Mac but it doesn't recognize it. Any ideas? Does it have to do with Mac lacking mtp support?
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ECOTOX said:
Ok, so i got a friend who has CM9 installed on her kindle fire. She's trying to transfer files using a Mac but it doesn't recognize it. Any ideas? Does it have to do with Mac lacking mtp support?
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Did she enable usb mass storage?
siera_lion said:
Did she enable usb mass storage?
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As far as i know yes
She has a HTC evo4g slide that works fine
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Try to go into recovery (TWRP) and mount the usb storage there. This maybe a jellybean only bug. Since it is new and not very stable.
siera_lion said:
Try to go into recovery (TWRP) and mount the usb storage there. This maybe a jellybean only bug. Since it is new and not very stable.
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Cm9 is ICS not JB
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Oh sorry, I misread the cm9 with cm10. Monitor is a bit buggy, but anyways try the twrp usb storrage mode.
siera_lion said:
Oh sorry, I misread the cm9 with cm10. Monitor is a bit buggy, but anyways try the twrp usb storrage mode.
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Well it works fine in Windows :3 but she doesn't have it on her Mac
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ECOTOX said:
Well it works fine in Windows :3 but she doesn't have it on her Mac
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Well it maybe driver problems, or as I said try in twrp. But most likely something is wrong with drivers, or maybe usb mass storage is not turned on.
It might be a USB power problem, make sure you connect it to one of the main ports, and not via a hub.
Also, double-check she has mass storage turned on (this is important )
Try rebooting both the Mac and the Fire.
Which ROM exactly does she have on it? If it's an outdated one, I'd recommend using the very stable GedeROM or Team Kang ROM.
I have a Mac and I've successfully connected my Fire to my Mac on GedeROM, Team Kang ROM as well as the Jelly Bean ROM, so I'm not sure what they problem would be other than the ones I've mentioned here.
Look under Disk Utility and see if it shows up there...
we all know how to oem unlock , flash recovery , system with PC.
my question is , is it even possible do so without PC on stock firmware ?
no.
qtwrk said:
we all know how to oem unlock , flash recovery , system with PC.
my question is , is it even possible do so without PC on stock firmware ?
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Zepius said:
no.
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yes it is possible now, from another android device and an otg cable http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/1...android-devices-using-your-own-via-otg-cable/
xda thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2014121
simms22 said:
yes it is possible now, from another android device and an otg cable http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/1...android-devices-using-your-own-via-otg-cable/
xda thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2014121
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nifty. didnt know that existed... but it looks like its using the exploit that was closed up
Zepius said:
nifty. didnt know that existed... but it looks like its using the exploit that was closed up
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if i knew about this last week, i would have tried it. i received a replacement n7 last week but was away from a desktop for several days. theres another method that requires an otg cable and another android device found in google groups, but i dont have a link with me. its a bit more tedious, but supposedly works.
Don't think so...I was gonna say cf-auto root with mobile odin but you need root for mobile odin
simms22 said:
yes it is possible now, from another android device and an otg cable http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/1...android-devices-using-your-own-via-otg-cable/
xda thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2014121
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really cool , but i don't have MicroUSB - MicroUSB cable ...
how about , use something one click root applications (don't know if there is something like it exists for Gnex , but i saw such apps for older Android as 2.2 and 2.3) on stock Galaxy Nexus , and then use some terminal emulator to unlock and flash recovery ?
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really cool , but i don't have MicroUSB - MicroUSB cable ...
how about , use something one click root applications (don't know if there is something like it exists for Gnex , but i saw such apps for older Android as 2.2 and 2.3) on stock Galaxy Nexus , and then use some terminal emulator to unlock and flash recovery ?
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There's no way to enter fastboot commands from the device.
Is it possible to root the Nexus without a computer?
There was a way to install adb and fastboot an Android tablet or another phone a while back. Although I am not sure if it is still possible (the sdk updated, and I am not sure if they updated). Edit for clarification: Which if it is, you could use a tablet and an OTG cable to achieve root. Which technically would mean you don't need a PC.
Though, to actually answer your question, no you need a computer.
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There was a way to install adb and fastboot an Android tablet or another phone a while back. Although I am not sure if it is still possible (the sdk updated, and I am not sure if they updated). Edit for clarification: Which if it is, you could use a tablet and an OTG cable to achieve root. Which technically would mean you don't need a PC.
Though, to actually answer your question, no you need a computer.
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I can't I have some issue where it won't work on anything but charging. I don't know what the problem is, I think it's the battery.
Comet1966 said:
I can't I have some issue where it won't work on anything but charging. I don't know what the problem is, I think it's the battery.
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Solve that problem then. Try different cables, different USB ports (if on desktop try one on the back of the PC). Try uninstalling and reinstalling drivers. Try another PC.
If all of that fails, it may be a hardware issue with the phone.
You can use superboot. And chainfire's supersu is flashable in cwm isn't it?
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mrgnex said:
You can use superboot. And chainfire's supersu is flashable in cwm isn't it?
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Yes, but how would you get a custom recovery on the device that isn't rooted, without using a computer?
Doesn't ROM manager do that? It did on my cappy! Booya Biaatch! No but I hope it works for you. No seriously. I do.
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matmanchu5 said:
Doesn't ROM manager do that? It did on my cappy! Booya Biaatch! No but I hope it works for you. No seriously. I do.
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As long as you're rooted already. So. Yeah.
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Hi,
has anyone been able to mount and access a NTFS-formatted stick or hard drive? I hav a rooted 8.4, tried Paragon (which is working on my Note 10.1) and some other tools like NTFS Mount (crashes), but no success. Paragon sees the stick/drive but cannot mount it ...
thanks for any suggestions ...
Marcher
Same here, would really love to get this sorted out!
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Marcher said:
Hi,
has anyone been able to mount and access a NTFS-formatted stick or hard drive? I hav a rooted 8.4, tried Paragon (which is working on my Note 10.1) and some other tools like NTFS Mount (crashes), but no success. Paragon sees the stick/drive but cannot mount it ...
thanks for any suggestions ...
Marcher
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Give USB OTG Helper (see playstore) a try. It installs the necessary NTFS RW drivers and indicates whether NTFS access will work with your ROM when the appellant is open. You can always uninstall it.
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3DSammy said:
Give USB OTG Helper (see playstore) a try. It installs the necessary NTFS RW drivers and indicates whether NTFS access will work with your ROM when the appellant is open. You can always uninstall it.
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Tried that already but didn't work!
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SELinux in Enforcing mode
salemsayed said:
Tried that already but didn't work!
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dito here ... SE Linux is in Enforcing mode and will not allow any (kermel) drivers to be installed, so we will need a new kernel before this is going to happen imho ...
Marcher
What about using Stickmount app plus putting "ntfs-3g" module in /sdcard?
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dito here ... SE Linux is in Enforcing mode and will not allow any (kermel) drivers to be installed, so we will need a new kernel before this is going to happen imho ...
Marcher
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What about installing SE Linux mode changer from the play store? As the play store description says Knox may block it but may be worth a try for rooted devices.
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Tried that ...
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What about installing SE Linux mode changer from the play store? As the play store description says Knox may block it but may be worth a try for rooted devices.
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You think I didn't try that
Unfortunately, doesn't work ...
Marcher
Did you try Stickmount + the module, or didn't you??
Does stickmount work without root? Please ignore, I see the tab in question is rooted. I've got tab pro 12.2 on my brain!
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You think I didn't try that ...
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A bit aggressive considering you didn't mention what you tried and someone was trying to help.
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Already rooted here and disabled KNOX with the SuperSU and even deleted all KNOX and Samsung crap, changed SELinux mode by the mentioned app and still nothing working
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I ask again: Did anyone of you who has a rooted device try Stickmount plus the ntfs-3g module? And did it work or not?
salemsayed said:
Already rooted here and disabled KNOX with the SuperSU and even deleted all KNOX and Samsung crap, changed SELinux mode by the mentioned app and still nothing working
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The reason that the module doesn't load is not related to SELinux.
The kernel is built with strict MOD_VERSION support which means that it will only load modules that are built with a kernel that has exactly the same version. If the version on the module is not an exact match, it will fail and report an error in /proc/kmsg. Yoiu can see the error by running dmesg from adb as root.
The only way to fix that is with a custom kernel.
Yes, looking at the work done on the note3, what is needed is a custom kernel with AT LEAST a permissive SELinux for using paragon, but it can be offering NTFS directly too.
The Good news is that we have to look at tools for nexus: YOU CAN READ NTFS WITHOUT ROOT USING TOTAL COMMANDER AND HIS PAID USB PLUGIN
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Yes, looking at the work done on the note3, what is needed is a custom kernel with AT LEAST a permissive SELinux for using paragon, but it can be offering NTFS directly too.
The Good news is that we have to look at tools for nexus: YOU CAN READ NTFS WITHOUT ROOT USING TOTAL COMMANDER AND HIS PAID USB PLUGIN
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This is true I was able to read my NTFS formatted external hard drive with Total Commander without root. And guess what.. The 8.4's battery is strong enough to handle the hard drive so you don't even need external power source.
If anyone is still interested, ES File Explorer has just got built in NTFS support. I tested it on my portable HDD and it works like a charm !
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If anyone is still interested, ES File Explorer has just got built in NTFS support. I tested it on my portable HDD and it works like a charm !
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Tested on note 3 and note pro 12 : it doesn't work at all, whatever I do
ninjaw said:
Tested on note 3 and note pro 12 : it doesn't work at all, whatever I do
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Go to the menu on the left when you are in landscape mode and go to Local. There you will find the HDD or pendrive you plugged in. Just click on it and you are there.
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Go to the menu on the left when you are in landscape mode and go to Local. There you will find the HDD or pendrive you plugged in. Just click on it and you are there.
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Didn't show anything. on both
Hi Guys, I resolved my issue of losing my IMEI by unrooting it and flashing stock rom on it running 4.4.2, I am trying to root it again but it seems that i cant root it. I have a USB driver installed, Odin 3.09 installed as well, and downloaded chainfire's root file, it is always failing when im trying to root it back. Am I missing something? please help.. Thanks in advanced guys..
jasonowitzki said:
Hi Guys, I resolved my issue of losing my IMEI by unrooting it and flashing stock rom on it running 4.4.2, I am trying to root it again but it seems that i cant root it. I have a USB driver installed, Odin 3.09 installed as well, and downloaded chainfire's root file, it is always failing when im trying to root it back. Am I missing something? please help.. Thanks in advanced guys..
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Hi!
USB debugging?
Does your computer recognising your phone?
Is your cable good or ok?
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DiogoCV said:
Hi!
USB debugging?
Does your computer recognising your phone?
Is your cable good or ok?
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Yup my computer recognizing my device and already enabled usb debugging. ive used another cable and its the same thing...