I suspect that this kernel doesn't support USB hosting. Is there a way to verify this?
Google play has several apps that can check the status of USB host, one of them by Chainfire himself.
Google play has several apps that can check the status of USB host, one of them by Chainfire himself.
I have finally rooted my Sprint Galaxy S2, but my Kernel still doesn't support USB hosting.
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I'm a big fan of this appz. I'm using it every day on my Asus Transformer. I have just one small (and easy to do) request.
Now we can see recording timer. It's a great feature for me. But when I'm recording video 3-5m to camera - I can't see it - it's too small.
It's possible to add couple sizes of this timer?
Hi, I've been lurking this thread for a while now (during my transition from another brand DSLR to Canon) and am just wondering if this will ever be able to support the 1Ds Mk II?
If not, is it simply due to the old software it uses or lack of being able to test on it/for it? Or some combination of issues?
I'm curious because I really want the 1Ds Mk II (cheapest 1Ds series FF I can afford).
One more update - I ran a fix from with your diagnostic app... and ta-da, it's alive!!!
Now comes the real issue - we need an option to start the device in wi-fi passthrough mode.
I have finally rooted my Sprint Galaxy S2, but my Kernel still doesn't support USB hosting. I would greatly appreciate if anyone could direct me to the quickest and most painless way of modifying my Kernel so it does support USB hosting. Thanks!
Phone: Sprint Galaxy S2/ Epic 4G touch
Android version 4.1.2
Kernel version 3.0.31-1014481
Can you set this stick to hotspot mode ? (using normal settings, or my Hotspot Control app)
If so, can you test it in Wi-Fi Passthrough (stick connected to camera, second Android device connected to stick over Wi-Fi) and let it run for a few hours ? Seems most of these stick have an issue that kills this after approximately 1 hour, requiring a stick reboot.
I'm not sure the E4GT even support USB host on any kernel, I'm sorry to say.
I set it up. Assuming that this thing does not burn through the battery at the same speed it does it with my tablet, we'll know the answer soon.
I had the stick on a battery pack and the camera on an AC adapter just to be sure... not sure how quick it would go otherwise But thanks for testing this. I'm still on the quest to find a perfect stick/firmware combo. Have the mk802-ii and cx803 myself here. I believe the issue may be fixable on the cx803, but not without Finless' help.
EDIT: Also, can you confirm whether you have an original, or a clone? See http://www.freaktab.com/showthread.php?3880-MK808B-clones-how-to-identify-them , you should have the rk903 Wi-Fi chipset, I believe.
I set it up and it worked fine for 90 minutes, then the battery gave up. It was not fully charged though. I'll try again tomorrow with fresh battery - AC adapter sounds nice, but I need to get some lenses first.
I think I have the original - I've seen the guide, but I'm not really keen to open it up. FWIW, I bought it from geekbuying, so it shouldn't be a clone. I may be stuck with Finless for a while though - I've tried to reboot to CWM last night (I'm having some problems accessing Windows shares from the stick) and could not.
PS. Battery pack - how. There should be a way to hook it up to 4 AA's, right?
90 minutes sounds very promising. It would be awesome if you can try running this test (with liveview on) again with a full battery. I was not suggesting you get an AC pack, they're pretty expensive for what you get. But for me, with my endless testing, it makes sense to have one, I'm always running out of battery
As for battery pack, I just have one of those USB power bank devices to power my stick. I have a 7000mAh one. Doubles as a spare battery for my phone and tablets when traveling. They come in all shapes, sizes, and prices. The 7000mAh one can power my mk802-ii for 24 hours or so I estimate. Of course at home you can just connect the stick to a wall socket ...
You don't need to open the device, if you can get me the Wi-Fi and BT MAC addresses (should be available from Settings -> About) I should be able to figure the chipset from that
If you're stuck on Finless, that is not a problem. It'd be the first stick that *somehow* has this working without issue. If it needs to run Finless, so be it. But if your tests work out, I will order one, and see about the original firmware's compatibility as well. I just want to be sure the device is able, I've spent enough money on sticks that *don't* work!
Repeated the test. Freshly charged battery in liveview it lasted exactly two hours (yesterday I lowered the mirror for much of the test). No problems with the stick, but refresh rate was kind of slow.
Sounds good. Just to confirm - you are running the stick as an access point, right?
What do you estimate the refresh rate to be ? Does the stick support N-mode Wi-Fi ? It works pretty well (obviously not as good as on USB, but much better than expected) with my mk802-ii, until it crashes that is.
I am a professional architectural photographer and have adopted your DSLR app into my workflow. Thank you for the great design and amazing functionality. It is a pleasure to work with*.
I would like to know what the future holds for DSLR Contorller. I noticed you are not very active on this forum (last post on 2/26/2015), but wanted to encourage you to keep on developing because I, We need it!!!
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Hey Chainfire, I was wondering if there was an ETA for the next update? I know asking such things is never liked, Im not looking for a hard date just a rough idea and if there is anything else we can do to help?
The price will go up once v1.0 is reached, but the upgrade is free for those who have this BETA???
Why can't I see free version?