Open S1CAR1US opened 6 years ago
Manually make a backup of the firmware file and restore it when something fails. The app can now be considered depricated as we did not update it for quite a while. If you have a firmware version in your android rom that is supported by nexmon, compile your own firmware from the repository and install it.
On Fri, Jul 20, 2018 at 7:32 PM, S1CAR1US notifications@github.com wrote:
The documentation on using the app is scarce. I read that using the app is the easy way to get monitor mode working with a 6p. I install the app, follow the prompts to install the tools. Then firmware, make a backup, install nexmon firmware, WiFi stops working and can no longer turn it on at all. Go to firmware section in the nexmon app to restore firmware using the backup I made, and now it tells me that the device I have is not supported... I have a 6p and just a minute ago it was supported. I have had to re flash Nexus image and nethunter twice now because of this. How do I fix without starting over every time?
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That's a pretty cheap cop-out, the info on your own page refers the app. Now your telling me as if I should have known. At least offer some direction as to how to go about restoring the correct fw
This should be the location of the firmware file: /vendor/firmware/fw_bcmdhd.bin Where exactly do we refer to the app on the webpage?
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On Fri, Jul 20, 2018 at 8:23 PM, S1CAR1US notifications@github.com wrote:
That's a pretty cheap cop-out, the info on your own page refers the app. Now your telling me as if I should have known. At least offer some direction as to how to go about restoring the correct fw
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The documentation on using the app is scarce. I read that using the app is the easy way to get monitor mode working with a 6p. I install the app, follow the prompts to install the tools. Then firmware, make a backup, install nexmon firmware, WiFi stops working and can no longer turn it on at all. Go to firmware section in the nexmon app to restore firmware using the backup I made, and now it tells me that the device I have is not supported... I have a 6p and just a minute ago it was supported. I have had to re flash Nexus image and nethunter twice now because of this. How do I fix without starting over every time?