this tweak can help those who want a better wifi signal
some people asked to me to install this on my rempuzzle
but this is ALREADY INSTALLED.
if your modem if too far from you,and your wildfire can t use the wifi connection,this may help you
ok,now,maybe,someone doesn t understand me(because of my grammatical errors xd) so i ll show you what it does:
what you need:
the calibration file of your rom(step1)
smali and basksmali or this tool to decompile/compile in 1 click-download
the framework.jar of your rom
this zip-download updated
7-zip installed
step1
using a root file manager go to /proc
copy the file named calibration in your sdcard
now go to system/framework and copy the framework.jar in your sdcard
step2
move the calibration file from your sd to system/etc and set permissions in this way:
owner v v
group v
others v
step3
download the zip and flash it
step4
go to system/etc open the calibration file and add this line at the end of the file
rssi_offset=0
save it
ATTN: 0 is the default value.a good value is 20 or 30 but remenber to add this - before the number.
so for ex.
rssi_offset=-20
step5
download the tool(only windows)
extract it everywhere
move the framework.jar in the folder of the tool(wifitweak)
now open de-compile_tool.bat and wait
you will see a new folder named classout
go to classout/android/net/wifi and open WifiManager.smali with for ex. notepad++
you have to edit this values:
[.....]
[....]
you need to adjust these values according to your number in the calibration file
there is isn t a way,someone says subtract the number you wrote in the calibration
someone else says add the number you wrote in the calibration file
so you have to try
for ex. you wrote -20
you can try to subtract 20 or add 20 or subtract 10 or add 10
ie you need to find a working value (for you and your rom) between -20 and +20
or -30 and +30 if you wrote -30
or -50 and +50 if you wrote -50
how to do that
take the first value(max rssi)= -0x37
go to google and write: 0x37 in decimal
the first result is a calculator
now 55-20=35
go to google and write: 35 in hex
35 = 0x23
replace 0x37 with 0x23
and so on... min rssi -20 etc...
i hope it is clear
step6
to compile
open the tool again and wait
you will see a new file classes.dex
open the framework.jar with 7-zip file manager
move the classes.dex in the window of 7-zip and press YES
now replace your new framework.jar in system/framework
MAKE A BACKUP OF THE ORIGINAL
set permissions:
owner v v
group v
others v
and reboot
if the phone stuck on boot, use adb or android commander to restore the original framework.jar
thanks to gtg465x for the idea
some people asked to me to install this on my rempuzzle
but this is ALREADY INSTALLED.
if your modem if too far from you,and your wildfire can t use the wifi connection,this may help you
ok,now,maybe,someone doesn t understand me(because of my grammatical errors xd) so i ll show you what it does:
what you need:
the calibration file of your rom(step1)
smali and basksmali or this tool to decompile/compile in 1 click-download
the framework.jar of your rom
this zip-download updated
7-zip installed
step1
using a root file manager go to /proc
copy the file named calibration in your sdcard
now go to system/framework and copy the framework.jar in your sdcard
step2
move the calibration file from your sd to system/etc and set permissions in this way:
owner v v
group v
others v
step3
download the zip and flash it
step4
go to system/etc open the calibration file and add this line at the end of the file
rssi_offset=0
save it
ATTN: 0 is the default value.a good value is 20 or 30 but remenber to add this - before the number.
so for ex.
rssi_offset=-20
step5
download the tool(only windows)
extract it everywhere
move the framework.jar in the folder of the tool(wifitweak)
now open de-compile_tool.bat and wait
you will see a new folder named classout
go to classout/android/net/wifi and open WifiManager.smali with for ex. notepad++
you have to edit this values:
[.....]
Code:
.field private static final MAX_RSSI:I = [COLOR="red"][B]-0x37[/B][/COLOR]
.field private static final MIN_RSSI:I = [COLOR="red"][B]-0x64[/B][/COLOR]
Code:
.method public static calculateSignalLevel(II)I
.registers 9
.parameter "rssi"
.parameter "numLevels"
.prologue
const/4 v6, 0x0
const/16 v5, [COLOR="red"][B]-0x46[/B][/COLOR]
const/16 v4, [COLOR="red"][B]-0x50[/B][/COLOR]
const/16 v3, [COLOR="red"][B]-0x64[/B][/COLOR]
const/4 v2, 0x1
.line 769
const/4 v1, 0x4
if-ne p1, v1, :cond_1f
.line 770
if-lt p0, v5, :cond_f
.line 771
const/4 v1, 0x3
.line 786
:goto_e
return v1
.line 772
:cond_f
if-ge p0, v5, :cond_15
if-lt p0, v4, :cond_15
.line 773
const/4 v1, 0x2
goto :goto_e
.line 774
:cond_15
if-ge p0, v4, :cond_1d
const/16 v1, [COLOR="red"][B]-0x55[/B][/COLOR]
if-lt p0, v1, :cond_1d
move v1, v2
.line 775
goto :goto_e
:cond_1d
move v1, v6
.line 777
goto :goto_e
.line 780
:cond_1f
if-gt p0, v3, :cond_23
move v1, v6
.line 781
goto :goto_e
.line 782
:cond_23
const/16 v1, [COLOR="red"][B]-0x37[/B][/COLOR]you need to adjust these values according to your number in the calibration file
there is isn t a way,someone says subtract the number you wrote in the calibration
someone else says add the number you wrote in the calibration file
so you have to try
for ex. you wrote -20
you can try to subtract 20 or add 20 or subtract 10 or add 10
ie you need to find a working value (for you and your rom) between -20 and +20
or -30 and +30 if you wrote -30
or -50 and +50 if you wrote -50
how to do that
take the first value(max rssi)= -0x37
go to google and write: 0x37 in decimal
the first result is a calculator
now 55-20=35
go to google and write: 35 in hex
35 = 0x23
replace 0x37 with 0x23
and so on... min rssi -20 etc...
i hope it is clear
step6
to compile
open the tool again and wait
you will see a new file classes.dex
open the framework.jar with 7-zip file manager
move the classes.dex in the window of 7-zip and press YES
now replace your new framework.jar in system/framework
MAKE A BACKUP OF THE ORIGINAL
set permissions:
owner v v
group v
others v
and reboot
if the phone stuck on boot, use adb or android commander to restore the original framework.jar
thanks to gtg465x for the idea
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