Enable native tethering on Galaxy Note 3 AT&T (SM-N900A) running Android 5.0
This is personally Tested on my Galaxy Note 3 running rooted OC1 5.0 Rom
and Galaxy S4 AT&T SGH-I337 running rooted 5.0 rom
Backup your existing TetheringProvision.apk (I just renamed my old one TetheringProvision.apk1)
place modded apk in system/app/TetheringProvision/
Make sure permissions are set as seen in screenshot
delete TetheringProvision/ARM folder before rebooting
Reboot device
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Profit!
As always this is at your own risk
It works!! I have to delete TetheringProvision/arm and reboot. Thanks a bunch, have been looking for this for a while.
cgm8 said:
It works!! I have to delete TetheringProvision/arm and reboot. Thanks a bunch, have been looking for this for a while.
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Awesome! Glad to hear that it worked for you.
Sofar I've far I have tested the modded APK on ;
AT&T Galaxy S4 on both Android 4.4.4 and 5.0
AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 3 on Android 5.0
At&T Samsung Galaxy S5 on 4.4.2
AT&T Note 3 here and i can say it works and is much better than the last workaround i tried. Basically after using the tether I had to restart the phone to reenable wifi. :laugh:
Edit: Spoke too soon. When I turn off the hotspot wifi comes back on and connects. However, the occasional web page will refuse to load. Will only load 3/4 of the way unless I leave it for like 2 minutes. Pages with embedded video don't load within that time period at all. But youtube embeds work as does the app. Restarting the phone fixes everything.
At least it is progress in my case! Using an app before would cause wifi to show as toggeled on, but refused to connect or turn off.
Hello guys I'm new to the android devices I tried to install this apk file but it just tells me that it is not installed is their another app that I need to get this to work I just rooted my note 3 yesterday and upgraded to the lollipop thanks in advance
WaNam xposed for lollipop that's how.
Thanks for this
Galaxy Note 3 (9000A) on CricKet network running 4.4.2. Towelrooted months ago and TouchWiz recently began crashing, so I finally did a factory reset. Lost ability to hotspot tether using FoxFi/PdaNet. Did the reset change some settings? If so, how do I change them back? Perhaps someone more experienced could walk me through the apk change or point me to a "____ for Idiots" type tutorial.
Anyone try this on OC2?
kdubya said:
Galaxy Note 3 (9000A) on CricKet network running 4.4.2. Towelrooted months ago and TouchWiz recently began crashing, so I finally did a factory reset. Lost ability to hotspot tether using FoxFi/PdaNet. Did the reset change some settings? If so, how do I change them back? Perhaps someone more experienced could walk me through the apk change or point me to a "____ for Idiots" type tutorial.
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If you are rooted, use Wanam Xposed & MotoTether. I use this method on Cricket. Then just use the native tether on phone.
forrest89sei said:
Enable native tethering on Galaxy Note 3 AT&T (SM-N900A) running Android 5.0
This is personally Tested on my Galaxy Note 3 running rooted OC1 5.0 Rom
and Galaxy S4 AT&T SGH-I337 running rooted 5.0 rom
Backup your existing TetheringProvision.apk (I just renamed my old one TetheringProvision.apk1)
place modded apk in system/app/TetheringProvision/
Make sure permissions are set as seen in screenshot
Reboot device
????????????
Profit!
As always this is at your own risk
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cgm8 said:
It works!! I have to delete TetheringProvision/arm and reboot. Thanks a bunch, have been looking for this for a while.
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Great thanks cgm8.
I spent almost 2 hrs based on OPs steps but it kept saying "TetheringProvision.apk failed" or something after each reboot and then I almost gave up.
Luckily I saw your post that we should delete the ARM folder so I thought of giving it a last try...just in case you know.
And BOOM... after deleting the ARM folder and rebooting again, no error and then when I went to settings to enable HotSpot, it enabled flawless...lol
OP, can you pls add this simple step i.e. delete TetheringProvision/ARM folder before rebooting so everyone gets 100% success in this...???
Anyway, thanks a lot OP for this or else nothing else matters...
Will Att still see you tethering without the correct plan?
aranurea said:
Anyone try this on OC2?
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It should, I'm using it on OC2
ajfathers said:
Great thanks cgm8.
I spent almost 2 hrs based on OPs steps but it kept saying "TetheringProvision.apk failed" or something after each reboot and then I almost gave up.
Luckily I saw your post that we should delete the ARM folder so I thought of giving it a last try...just in case you know.
And BOOM... after deleting the ARM folder and rebooting again, no error and then when I went to settings to enable HotSpot, it enabled flawless...lol
OP, can you pls add this simple step i.e. delete TetheringProvision/ARM folder before rebooting so everyone gets 100% success in this...???
Anyway, thanks a lot OP for this or else nothing else matters...
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Thanks for the updated specs, I'll update my post
cmatthewb101 said:
Will Att still see you tethering without the correct plan?
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They may, But I've been lucky doing this with both Straight Talk (AT&T MVNO) and Cricket (AT&T MVNO)
forrest89sei said:
Awesome! Glad to hear that it worked for you.
Sofar I've far I have tested the modded APK on ;
AT&T Galaxy S4 on both Android 4.4.4 and 5.0
AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 3 on Android 5.0
At&T Samsung Galaxy S5 on 4.4.2
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hi where did you get a working rooted N900A OC1 i cant find any good one
Cricket (AT&T MVNO)
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Not to be picky but Cricket is not a reseller, but 100% AT&T with no middleman.
forrest89sei said:
Enable native tethering on Galaxy Note 3 AT&T (SM-N900A) running Android 5.0
This is personally Tested on my Galaxy Note 3 running rooted OC1 5.0 Rom
and Galaxy S4 AT&T SGH-I337 running rooted 5.0 rom
Backup your existing TetheringProvision.apk (I just renamed my old one TetheringProvision.apk1)
place modded apk in system/app/TetheringProvision/
Make sure permissions are set as seen in screenshot
delete TetheringProvision/ARM folder before rebooting
Reboot device
????????????
Profit!
As always this is at your own risk
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tried this on my s4 i337 att running 5.0.1 and kingroot, seemed to work and could see the access point but then it kept resetting and saying access point active over and over. had to reboot to stop it. could it be kingroot, if so, will remove with supersume pro.
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vince954 said:
tried this on my s4 i337 att running 5.0.1 and kingroot, seemed to work and could see the access point but then it kept resetting and saying access point active over and over. had to reboot to stop it. could it be kingroot, if so, will remove with supersume pro.
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an update. I used supersume pro, gave me trouble doing it so I had to remove some of the kingroot files manually. seems to be working, super su working. as for the apk provision files, no joy, seems something is different in 5.0.1 so i went with wifi tether router and that works just fine. finally, its been a long road to get here...
forrest89sei said:
Enable native tethering on Galaxy Note 3 AT&T (SM-N900A) running Android 5.0
This is personally Tested on my Galaxy Note 3 running rooted OC1 5.0 Rom
and Galaxy S4 AT&T SGH-I337 running rooted 5.0 rom
Backup your existing TetheringProvision.apk (I just renamed my old one TetheringProvision.apk1)
place modded apk in system/app/TetheringProvision/
Make sure permissions are set as seen in screenshot
delete TetheringProvision/ARM folder before rebooting
Reboot device
????????????
Profit!
As always this is at your own risk
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I can confirm this working on my samsung galaxy go prime SM-G530A from at&t running on straight talk and lollipop 5.1.1. Much thanks to OP for this modded tetheringprovision.apk. follow instructions exactly as written and everything is smooth. Anyone else needing to root this phone first here is a link to working root
Samsung Galaxy Go Prime SM-G530A root
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3283066
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G530A using XDA-Developers mobile app
I have Rooted NC1 lollipop flashed via SS recovery.
Followed all steps but hotspot not working.
Also there is no ARM folder inside TetheringProvision...
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UPDATE , New Method to Enable Tethering Hotspot :
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1. installed "XposedInstaller_3.0_alpha4.apk" (for lollipop)
2. Flashed "xposed-sdk21-arm-20150430-arter97-V3.zip" via softstrap recovery (Note 3 at&t only)
3. Rebooted and Installed "com.dym.motoxtether_v5_aa815c.apk".
4. Open Xposed Installer -> Modules -> Check X Tether Module and Reboot Phone.
5. Done !! Tethering is Working Now.
This Process has been tested on Note 3 AT&T Running on Lollipop 5.0 Stock.
All files attached here and taken from xda.
Thank you. The tether apk worked fine from the first post. And the xposed worked from the post above. I now believe my phone is as good as it can get while locked.
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Works like a charm - S5 Active G870A
I did the steps and its working, for now an hour with no issues. Even ran a few matches of Fortnite on the Xbox! There were some slightly different folders/names. But, I figured which ones to delete.
Thanks!
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Let me start by saying I have FoxFi and I know it works fine, but I want just the Hotspot toggle to work.
I have my Note 3 rooted and the HotSpot toggle added, but I get the Verizon "no subscription" message every time I turn it on. Can you use a SQL editor and modify something to get around that error? I noticed in the global database within settings.db that tether_run_required = 0 already... I thought that was the thing to change, but it's already 0.
Any thoughts?
Sent from my Galaxy Note 3
igotgame said:
Let me start by saying I have FoxFi and I know it works fine, but I want just the Hotspot toggle to work.
I have my Note 3 rooted and the HotSpot toggle added, but I get the Verizon "no subscription" message every time I turn it on. Can you use a SQL editor and modify something to get around that error? I noticed in the global database within settings.db that tether_run_required = 0 already... I thought that was the thing to change, but it's already 0.
Any thoughts?
Sent from my Galaxy Note 3
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I'm not sure what the edit is but if you ask in one of the ROM threads someone will surely know. You could always install a ROM other than stock that has the Hotspot bypass enabled.
This is what I'm using with the toggle.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2601859
Sent from my VZW Galaxy Note 3
Southern_mind said:
This is what I'm using with the toggle.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2601859
Sent from my VZW Galaxy Note 3
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Ok so xposed does have a module for that... Does it work on 4.3? Notice that thread mentioned 4.4 mainly.
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I don't know I'm on the 4.4.2 leak but you can flash the zip for 4.3 found in the development section.
Sent from my VZW Galaxy Note 3
Southern_mind said:
I don't know I'm on the 4.4.2 leak but you can flash the zip for 4.3 found in the development section.
Sent from my VZW Galaxy Note 3
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Just want to say thanks for the "X tether" xposed module suggestion. It did exactly what I wanted on 4.3 too. Now I just tap the Hotspot toggle and it works . No more using Foxfi app directly.
Sent from my Galaxy Note 3
I just rooted my galaxy S5 on AT&T network ( model SM-G900A ) with version 3 of Geohotz Hack. I also changed the one file mentioned in this tutorial for AT&T users. What do I need to do to get ISIS to work and if ISIS doesnt work, will no other NFC prgram work on a rooted galaxy S5 on AT&T?
P.S. I have been a Iphone jailbreaker for years and and root on android is new for me. Id like to install the latest version of kitkat I can with out loosing root. Can soe one send me the update and tell me how or point me to a tutorial ( preferably on youtube ) to update kitkat with out loosing root.
Thank you very much
Chris
Rud3dog said:
I just rooted my galaxy S5 on AT&T network ( model SM-G900A ) with version 3 of Geohotz Hack. I also changed the one file mentioned in this tutorial for AT&T users. What do I need to do to get ISIS to work and if ISIS doesnt work, will no other NFC prgram work on a rooted galaxy S5 on AT&T?
P.S. I have been a Iphone jailbreaker for years and and root on android is new for me. Id like to install the latest version of kitkat I can with out loosing root. Can soe one send me the update and tell me how or point me to a tutorial ( preferably on youtube ) to update kitkat with out loosing root.
Thank you very much
Chris
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There is a Xposed module (Root Cloak i think) and various apps in Google Play to hide root.
NO GO
gee2012 said:
There is a Xposed module (Root Cloak i think) and various apps in Google Play to hide root.
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I tried that program with no luck Id also like to get download booster to work on the US carriers
But the NFC stuff is my priority
Rud3dog said:
I tried that program with no luck Id also like to get download booster to work on the US carriers
But the NFC stuff is my priority
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Maybe there is a mod to find in the Apps and Themes section for the downloadbooster.
Hello everyone,
I finally rooted my Galaxy Note 3 SM-N9005 and I'm really enjoying the benefits of a rooted phone.
So far so good. I have just one Problem: I seem to not be able to install .apk files I downloaded from the internet even tough I allowed the installation of apps from sources other than the Play Store in the settings menu. You can see it here.
I didn't change a thing after rooting and I had no problems before the root. I also rebooted a couple of times already.
To root my Galaxy Note 3 SM-N9005 I used the Auto-Root method from Chainfire (awesome guy! :good: ) that can be found here. My Adroid version ist 4.4.2.
I am really thankful for all your help. I appreciate it!
Sincerely Nero
Didn't do anything but it seems to be working again.
Threat can be deleted.
TheDarkNERO said:
I seem to not be able to install .apk files
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Hello Nero,
Have you tried to check the Security Settings > Unknown Sources ???
TheDarkNERO said:
Didn't do anything but it seems to be working again.
Threat can be deleted.
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This may be due to license checking from the Play Store.
I am currently using ATT Galaxy S4 I33t running 5.0.1 and Can someone please direct me to the correct links to root this device.
I am done some searching but seems a bit scrambled and miss information.
Dragnous said:
I am currently using ATT Galaxy S4 I33t running 5.0.1 and Can someone please direct me to the correct links to root this device.
I am done some searching but seems a bit scrambled and miss information.
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You can use wondershare mobilego to root the phone. The software has one-click root. This is the easiest way however the software also install a lot adds on your phone.
If you want to do the clean manual route...
1.You need to downgrade your phone to Kit-kat 4.4.2 NB1/NC1 .
2. Use towel root to root the phone.
3. Install safestrap or flash fire.
4. Flash the desire Lollipop rom via safestrap or flashfire.
You can find all the instruction and files in this post.
question after downgrading can i upgrade back to 5.0.1 or do i have to use a custom rom ?
Dragnous said:
question after downgrading can i upgrade back to 5.0.1 or do i have to use a custom rom ?
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You do not have to. There are stock rooting 5.0.1 roms. You can find them in here.
sway8966 said:
You do not have to. There are stock rooting 5.0.1 roms. You can find them in here.
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Thank you for this information i tried kingroot didnt like that it kept stuff on device so opted to downgrade use towlroot and upgrade back using the keep root method .
What options do i have for Bootloader stuff I would like to get Magisk up and running (Yes I am Pokemon go guy )
Dragnous said:
Thank you for this information i tried kingroot didnt like that it kept stuff on device so opted to downgrade use towlroot and upgrade back using the keep root method .
What options do i have for Bootloader stuff I would like to get Magisk up and running (Yes I am Pokemon go guy )
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Don't know much about magisk on i-337. . I am not sure whether you need a unlocked bootloader to use magisk. I saw magisk on zenfone 2 though. Then again zenfone 2 bootloader can be unlocked. All the i377 BL are locked. Only the initial one (ADB, MDL) could be exploitable (not unlock).
My next phone gonna be something other then Samsung and something other then att for sure lol
Dragnous said:
My next phone gonna be something other then Samsung and something other then att for sure lol
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Then you better be on T-mobile
Most smart phone make for US came with locked bootloaders.
To avoid that I bought international version. The problem with international phone on ATT network is that you can not get 4GLTE signal for mobile data. You can get either 3G or 4G based on your phone. ATT told me that only phone make for ATT network could get the 4GLTE signal.
I heard international phone can get 4GLTE signal on T-mobile network.
I have a used note 4. The note 4 is from t-mobile, running Android 6.0.1, SM-910T....98% of rooting methods just brick the phone into the samsung welcome screen. The one method I did find that successfully rooted the phone didn't allow me to use the phone properly being that the sim card I use is for AT&T. So Voicemail didn't work, data didn't work, Navigation didn't work..The phone was basically useless.. I can never get any actual help from anyone here or a clear set of instructions on how to accomplish what I need to do....My note 4 is unlocked...I need to root the note 4...I then need to install an os/firmware that works with AT&T. It shouldn't be that difficult. Yet it's proving impossible to accomplish.
Vanteal said:
I have a used note 4. The note 4 is from t-mobile, running Android 6.0.1, SM-910T....98% of rooting methods just brick the phone into the samsung welcome screen. The one method I did find that successfully rooted the phone didn't allow me to use the phone properly being that the sim card I use is for AT&T. So Voicemail didn't work, data didn't work, Navigation didn't work..The phone was basically useless.. I can never get any actual help from anyone here or a clear set of instructions on how to accomplish what I need to do....My note 4 is unlocked...I need to root the note 4...I then need to install an os/firmware that works with AT&T. It shouldn't be that difficult. Yet it's proving impossible to accomplish.
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By far what I understand that you r unable to root your phone ...
what is your model and baseband number?
masood8 said:
By far what I understand that you r unable to root your phone ...
what is your model and baseband number?
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Model # SM-N910T
Baseband Version: N910TUVU2EPJ2
masood8 said:
By far what I understand that you r unable to root your phone ...
what is your model and baseband number?
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I apparently had the damn thing rooted using https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9PRmcfddAk <---This guys instructions and files...I then went and wiped the phone using the twrp recovery and it still had all t=mobile bloatcrap on it and took away root.......::::BANGS HEAD ON KEYBOARD::: FML!
masood8 said:
By far what I understand that you r unable to root your phone ...
what is your model and baseband number?
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So now that my note 4 is apparently rooted, where/how do I get rid of all this friggin bloatware and find a rom that will work on it that is associated with at&t's network?
Vanteal said:
So now that my note 4 is apparently rooted, where/how do I get rid of all this friggin bloatware and find a rom that will work on it that is associated with at&t's network?
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Since your rooted with twrp. You can just install a root browser and delete bloatware. Just make sure you know what your deleting.
And AT&T should work the way it is. You probably just need to set up your apn.
aaron74 said:
Since your rooted with twrp. You can just install a root browser and delete bloatware. Just make sure you know what your deleting.
And AT&T should work the way it is. You probably just need to set up your apn.
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I installed a root browser and can't find where the tmobile bloat is located.