Yes, but it doesn't matter. While that hack gets the dialer to function, you still can't place calls. Someone pasted an error log from the radio which shows it not being supported. Whether or not a firmware fix can get around that, or if it's a HW limitation, that's for someone smarter than I to figure out.
Voice calls on 3g Nexus 7
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Yes, but it doesn't matter. While that hack gets the dialer to function, you still can't place calls. Someone pasted an error log from the radio which shows it not being supported. Whether or not a firmware fix can get around that, or if it's a HW limitation, that's for someone smarter than I to figure out.
Quick question: has anyone who has made the Phone app work tried to set up a SIP account?
I know that's not the same thing as real GSM voice calls, but I'd be curious if getting the Phone app activated also means that SIP calling might work.
I know that's not the same thing as real GSM voice calls, but I'd be curious if getting the Phone app activated also means that SIP calling might work.
Not using the native SIP client (which sucks). I have however used the Bria SoftPhone app to place SIP calls successfully over wifi and 3G. I imagine this doesn't help answer your question, but figured I would at least provide what I do know.
You don't need the "phone app", I'm using Zoiper, the best SIP and also IAX client in my eyes with my own Asterisk (VoIP) server. Works great on the Nexus 7 3G. Zoiper is free of charge.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zoiper.android.app&hl=de
hth,
Tin
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Speaking of VoIP/SIP applications, has anyone gotten a bluetooth headset working? I can't. I was able to pair my Plantronics one with the tablet, but under "Profiles", it's blank. On my SGS3 phone, it shows that it supports voice calling. I can't even connect to the headset because there isn't anything to connect for. And even though I chose "Enable Bluetooth" in Bria, I can only use the speakerphone.
I'm not sure if I'm stating the obvious here, but I took a gander at the FCC filing. The N7 3g has the intel xmm 6260 chipset. The modem itself supports voice. Also, for those who are gunning for T-mobile's faster hspa+ network....the 6260 is limited to 21 Mbps. I won't cry over that fast of a speed if I ever got it...
Well!!! Someone who knows how to go after info!!!!! I like that.:fingers-crossed:
Thanks for going that extra bit
I'm working on it now in sipdroid. The A2DP profile appears to exist as it shows my grom BT adapter for my car bound with both the phone and media audio profiles.
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Using included ATT 5GB plan and sim
Installed updated framework-res.apk
phone would dial but get a busy signal and a "denied" type image would show up in the contact area of the dialer.
Copied over gsm permissions xml
phone dials and immediately disconnects with "android" disconnect tone
Installed updated framework-res.apk
phone would dial but get a busy signal and a "denied" type image would show up in the contact area of the dialer.
Copied over gsm permissions xml
phone dials and immediately disconnects with "android" disconnect tone
Code:
11-20 03:38:08.262: D/InCallScreen(787): onNewIntent: intent = Intent { act=android.intent.action.MAIN flg=0x10c40000 cmp=com.android.phone/.InCallScreen }, phone state = OFFHOOK
11-20 03:38:08.272: D/PhoneNumberUtils(787): System property doesn't provide any emergency numbers. Use embedded logic for determining ones.
11-20 03:38:08.282: D/PhoneNumberUtils(787): System property doesn't provide any emergency numbers. Use embedded logic for determining ones.
11-20 03:38:08.382: D/PhoneNumberUtils(787): System property doesn't provide any emergency numbers. Use embedded logic for determining ones.
11-20 03:38:08.422: D/CallNotifier(787): onDisconnect: cause = ERROR_UNSPECIFIED, incoming = false, date = 1353400688153
11-20 03:38:08.432: D/CallNotifier(787): SignalInfoTonePlayer.run(toneId = 98)...
11-20 03:38:08.432: D/PhoneNumberUtils(787): System property doesn't provide any emergency numbers. Use embedded logic for determining ones.
11-20 03:38:08.432: D/CallNotifier(787): InCallTonePlayer.run(toneId = 4)...What did you change on "framework-res.apk"? Bools.xml values? Which ones?
Did you tried to make a voice call with stock Phone apk?
How did you decompile framework-res.apk?? I tried to do it, but allways get some java errors.....i did it with apktool.jar, but no success.
Can you put here a small "How To"??
Regards
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A "how to" would be nice
For the decompiling error, i think it's because we are in 4.2, so you can't do it with the last released apktool. you 'll need to compile the working version of apktool or wait for a stable one : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1755243&page=92
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A "how to" would be nice
For the decompiling error, i think it's because we are in 4.2, so you can't do it with the last released apktool. you 'll need to compile the working version of apktool or wait for a stable one : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1755243&page=92
Correct, the latest "released" version (at least as of a couple of days ago) didn't work, so I had to compile it myself.
A "how to" would be nice
For the decompiling error, i think it's because we are in 4.2, so you can't do it with the last released apktool. you 'll need to compile the working version of apktool or wait for a stable one : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1755243&page=92
do you mean tu use apktool 1.5.1 pre-release ? That's works with android 4.2 files ?
Try this one (attached). I compiled it based on that github commit. Worked fine for me.
Actually you'll find my results, both observed and captured via logcat are different, as is the provider I'm using.
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THis is a good amount of testing and work being done. Somehow it makes me want to sugest that you guys go ask to help out the Cyanogen Mod crew or AOKP to add the functionality to a ROM when you're done...
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9I'm not sure if I'm stating the obvious here, but I took a gander at the FCC filing. The N7 3g has the intel xmm 6260 chipset. The modem itself supports voice. Also, for those who are gunning for T-mobile's faster hspa+ network....the 6260 is limited to 21 Mbps. I won't cry over that fast of a speed if I ever got it...6Im pretty sure you will need to change the framework-res.apk .. decompile it and find the bools.xml and change voice_enabled to true, I did that and was able to add a sip account and make calls over my bluetooth headset.. it isn't perfect but works 90% of the time. Might allow the 3g to work though.
I had a utility that would allow you to decompile the framework and then would recompile it and sign it. Then you would install the update.zip via CWM to update the changed framework-res.
Some one could try it .. once i set voice_enabled to true the native dialer popped up with no need to install any additional apk's4
The Framework was from the latest update JOP40C
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OK, I have installed the revised Framework,
ON THE PLUS SIDE
Now have a Phone App that can be accessed
ON THE NEGATIVE SIDE
Still Cannot Make or Take Calls ;-(
If you attempt an outbound call it single bleeps as soon as the number is dialled and the call does not go through
Trying to dial into the Nexus 7, the originating phone calls for 30 secs and then goes to Voicemail, whereas if the sim is not in the nexus it goes straight to voicemail, so the network knows the sim is active
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