Does it work anywhere else like McDonald's or 7-11?
If so then it's the vending machine's problem.
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Perhaps it has something to do with ASU. Have you tried any vending machines off campus? I always have success at McDonald's and 7-11.
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Just downloaded the updated wallet directly from the play store. Appears to support VZW and the SIII without any modifications needed.
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I took the update from the play store thinking Verizon finally gave in, only to discover no NFC. It is too much of a pita to keep wallet working when I am flashing ROMs. Credit cards are faster anyway. I think I am giving up on Google wallet
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Yep; found that out tonight when I tried to make a purchase at CVS.
Ended up going back to the old version so I can still make NFC payments.
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This is for the new update the came out today?
I was about to go and update it through the play store but you say NFC only works on the current version?
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I seen a review that stated all you needed was a different NFC sim from Verizon but I still doubt it will work seeing how we have NFC built in so it should work already.
Like the new look but will revert back to wait for a new hacked version
Edit: so I did a little trial and error and found that even if you update and clear data and try the build prop way it still doesn't allow the tap and pay. Hopefully someone will get it working for us end users.
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I requested the new sim card. It should be here in a few days. We can only hope...:fingers-crossed:
Method A
1. Make sure you have no Google Wallet pre-installed, or if you do, reset data on it
2. Once you have reset the data, go to the Wallet app in your Application Manager
3. If you see "Uninstall Updates", select that button, but if you see "Disable" button leave it alone
4. Using a root explorer and text editor, change build.prop lines to correspond to this
5. Keep an old version as a backupCode:ro.product.model=Galaxy Nexus ro.product.name=yakju ro.product.device=maguro
6. Copy the TouchWiz or AOSP zip file for the mod to your phone/SD Card
7. Reboot into your recovery and flash the Google Wallet mod
8. Boot back into the OS and open Xposed Installer app (should be installed after flash)
9. Select "Install/Update" and allow root access if it asks
10. Reboot your device
11. Download and install Paul's Xposed Wallet apk
12. Launch Xposed Installer app again and go to the "Modules" tab
13. Enable the module by checking the checkbox for it
14. Reboot your device again
15. Now open Google Wallet and setup everything as needed (PIN/Security/Cards, etc...)
16. After it is all setup and working, change your modified build.prop back to the below lines
17. Reboot your phone normally one last time and you will be all setCode:ro.product.model=SCH-I535 ro.product.name=d2vzw ro.product.device=d2vzw
Method B
1. Make sure you have no Google Wallet pre-installed, or if you do, reset data on it
2. Once you have reset the data, go to the Wallet app in your Application Manager
3. If you see "Uninstall Updates", select that button, but if you see "Disable" button leave it alone
4. Download "scripts.zip" file attached to OP below
5. Extract it on your computer
6. Install GScript Lite app from the Play Store
7. Make a folder on your Internal Storage (not SD Card) called "gscript"
8. Copy both scripts over to this folder
9. Launch GScript Lite
10. Add the scripts into the app (Menu key, Add Script, Load file, etc..)
11. Edit.sh will edit build.prop to modified and Stock.sh brings it back to stock
12. Run the Edit script (it's okay if GScript force closes)
13. Copy the TouchWiz or AOSP zip file for the mod to your phone/SD Card
14. Reboot into your recovery and flash the Google Wallet mod
15. Boot back into the OS and open Xposed Installer app (should be installed after flash)
16. Select "Install/Update" and allow root access if it asks
17. Reboot your device again
18. Download and install Paul's Xposed Wallet apk
19. Launch Xposed Installer app again and go to the "Modules" tab
20. Enable the module by checking the checkbox for it
21. Reboot your device again
22. Now open Google Wallet and setup everything as needed (PIN/Security/Cards, etc...)
23. After it is all setup, launch GScript Lite and run the Stock.sh script
24. Reboot your phone normally one last time and you will be all set
1. Open Google Wallet
2. Press the Menu key on your device
3. Select "Settings"
4. Select "Reset Google Wallet app"
5. Select "Reset" button
6. Flash your new ROM and/or wipe as needed
7. Follow Method A or B again from the beginning
1. Follow Method A (steps #4 and 5) or B (steps #9 and 12)
2. Reboot your device
3. Open the Play Store and update Google Wallet
4. Open Google Wallet and test everything is working
5. If all is good, follow Method A (step #16) or B (step #23)
6. Reboot your device again and confirm everything still working
ro.product.model=Nexus 4
ro.product.brand=google
ro.product.name=occam
ro.product.device=mako
For people having problems, I HIGHLY recommend this app:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2044362
Its literally the easiest of easy for lazy people. One-click google wallet app installer.
Select carrier, select rom type, then I'm pretty sure all it does is you click the button, it auto changes your build prop and installs the ACTUAL google wallet app from market, then after you're done installing it and setting up the app, you click the other button and it automatically changes your build prop back. Kinda hard to mess up.
Not to deter from OP, but its just much much much less work.