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Thanks. Looks like the bluetooth init script is failing to download the firmware for bluetooth (which is why TeachMe's fixes aren't working). I'm going to tear into the script and see if I can find WHY it's not working. (line 482 in the logcat if anybody's interested)
Hope to see it fix soon (: glad you pinned it
 
someone who is having bluetooth problems chek the permissions on the bt.fix in your etc/init.d folder make sure its executable and launch it manually or check permission on system/etc/init.qcom.bt.sh make sure its executable and launch it manully see if bluetooth will turn on after that. the init file loads the firmware manually i made mine not execute and got the same error as kwnott from my logcat without that init executing. (E/qcom-bluetooth( 4535): /system/etc/init.qcom.bt.sh: Bluetooth QSoC firmware download failed: exit code 1 ) after executing the init.d file bt.fix i got this when turning it on (I/qcom-bluetooth( 4629): /system/etc/init.qcom.bt.sh: Bluetooth QSoC firmware download succeeded, /dev/ttyHS0 qualcomm 3000000 ) just check to make sure the init.d is executable and also the system/etc/init.qcom.bt.sh root explorer is great for this.
 
someone who is having bluetooth problems chek the permissions on the bt.fix in your etc/init.d folder make sure its executable and launch it manually or check permission on system/etc/init.qcom.bt.sh make sure its executable and launch it manully see if bluetooth will turn on after that. the init file loads the firmware manually i made mine not execute and got the same error as kwnott from my logcat without that init executing. (E/qcom-bluetooth( 4535): /system/etc/init.qcom.bt.sh: Bluetooth QSoC firmware download failed: exit code 1 ) after executing the init.d file bt.fix i got this when turning it on (I/qcom-bluetooth( 4629): /system/etc/init.qcom.bt.sh: Bluetooth QSoC firmware download succeeded, /dev/ttyHS0 qualcomm 3000000 ) just check to make sure the init.d is executable and also the system/etc/init.qcom.bt.sh root explorer is great for this.

Do you know what file exactly is being downloaded and from where? Checking the /data/app/bt.log file it looks like it's pulling something from NVRAM and not really downloading anything from anywhere but I can't pinpoint where it stores this 'firmware' or where exactly it's coming from.
 
teach, i solved it, its only the folder init.d wrong permissions
teach the folder permissions for init.d arent really applied. after i reapplyed i ran the init.qcom.bt.sh
bt popped on

after reboot its undone:/
 
teach, i solved it, its only the folder init.d wrong permissions
teach the folder permissions for init.d arent really applied. after i reapplyed i ran the init.qcom.bt.sh
bt popped on


show_progress(0.2, 5);
set_perm_recursive(0, 0, 0777, 0777, "/system/etc/init.d");
in the update
 
teach, i solved it, its only the folder init.d wrong permissions
teach the folder permissions for init.d arent really applied. after i reapplyed i ran the init.qcom.bt.sh
bt popped on

after reboot its undone:/

init.qcom.bt.sh isn't in init.d and stock TouchWiz doesn't even have init.d so I'm at a loss as to how this affects bluetooth.
 
init.qcom.bt.sh isn't in init.d and stock TouchWiz doesn't even have init.d so I'm at a loss as to how this affects bluetooth.


the init.d file i made should handle all that manually .

from init.bt.rc


on boot

# for bluetooth
service hciattach /system/bin/sh /system/etc/init.qcom.bt.sh
class late_start
user bluetooth
group qcom_oncrpc bluetooth net_bt_admin system radio
disabled
oneshot
 
i know:/
but not sure if i did this right, bt.fix is a script correct? i get exit value = 1
compare to the init.qcom.bt.sh exit value = 0
if i am right? 0 no errors? 1 = error?
 
the init.d file i made should handle all that manually .

from init.bt.rc


on boot

# for bluetooth
service hciattach /system/bin/sh /system/etc/init.qcom.bt.sh
class late_start
user bluetooth
group qcom_oncrpc bluetooth net_bt_admin system radio
disabled
oneshot

I'll go ahead and include the fix in the next full release of Conquest since it clearly isn't going to hurt anything to do so.

EDIT: Shouldn't install-recovery.sh go into /system/etc?
 
its teach's we solved it, bt on from boot(:

hey moon, check the dialer *#0011# menu Wifi and the psm is on turning it off, solves drops while using bt, but problem is every reboot the psm for wifi is back on till i retick it off

only way i found to use wifi+bt same time with out wifi psm on

was same on stock and still happens while psm is on, like i forget, i often stream my music over ftp and back to my bt headset/pc

http://compsman.hopto.org/Teachme's%20Bluetooth%20Fix%201.1.zip
 
its teach's we solved it, bt on from boot(:

hey moon, check the dialer *#0011# menu Wifi and the psm is on turning it off, solves drops while using bt, but problem is every reboot the psm for wifi is back on till i retick it off

only way i found to use wifi+bt same time with out wifi psm on

was same on stock and still happens while psm is on, like i forget, i often stream my music over ftp and back to my bt headset/pc

HM. I haven't had any problems using bluetooth with WiFi Power Saving turned on. There is probably a way to edit the smali code to default power saving to OFF but from what I can see, this kills the battery. Sorry, not going to be implemented by default.
 
trying streaming large data over wifi with music playing bt, bt dont drop, but wifi will:/ it will disconnect then auto reconnect, and it repeats every bit, the more wifi is being used the more it happens:/
i mean bluetooth wont be effected but wifi is, when bt is on, and full streaming
 
trying streaming large data over wifi with music playing bt, bt dont drop, but wifi will:/ it will disconnect then auto reconnect, and it repeats every bit, the more wifi is being used the more it happens:/

I read a few articles on the S3 (which uses the same BT/WIFI combo chip as our phone) that states the same thing happens. This seems to be a limitation of the chipset. One suggestion was limiting the router to 802.11g mode (Wireless G vs Wireless N or mixed); another was to try a different router. Other than that, the only thing I can suggest is to keep disabling that setting when you reboot your phone.
 
can u make a option to flash it off? like a zip?
my wifi is strong, i have a huge wifi setup. 2 rt-n12's with tomato firmwares, 1 giant wifi, and single boosted and Chanel 8 found to be best in my area, and have bssp on (the bluetooth get along thing) all turned on)
i am best in networking, thats my talent, i host wifi for alot people.(big apartments)

i will try using my back up one stationed ssid on psm on and see
with psm on, the data barely even moves, stuff get lost:/ with psm off, everything is fine
 
This is beyond the scope of Conquest but sounds like it would be a great way for you to learn how to do it. Here is a great guide over at XDA on how to decompile APK files. What you're looking for is most likely in serviceModeApp.apk, and if not, that is a good place to start as that is the app that runs when you enter the dialer code into the phone keypad. It should at least point you in the right direction.
 
I have exactly the same issue as comps, with WiFi crapping out every other minute and BT working fine. Hadn't looked into it, but I have power saving mode off and this still occurs... makes streaming via Google Music to my stereo BT incredibly annoying with the 15 second pauses.

I have my router bandwidth capped well below G speeds and problem still occurs.
 
with psm on, took almost a minute before i even heard a peek of sound, funny thng is with wifi off, and using 4g, i get a bit of buffer lag:P but better then i get on wifi(psm on)
sully i meant in *#0011# (menu key) tap wifi, and that psm has a grey button with a green dot, (on)
its the wifi's psm
or maybe a way we could fix the psm on to not have issues?
 
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