as topic - It's only me having problem to turn wifi on on cm12 nightlies? Yes, I know it's nightly, but this is just question 
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FWIW, I also don't get a connection. I restored my APs using a titanium backup taken from stock lollipop. All APs appeared to have been restored ok, and I did see the list of available APs in the vicinity including my router, but I just didn't get a connect.srsly? No answers?
SOLVED by repairing permissions, but if any of user have same problem can simply do this:in my case i just can't turn it on...
follow all steps from post #5i have same problem, cant turn on wifi![]()
and I dont understand much that changing permision so could any1 of you post guide for nubs = me?
how is the command for BT please? coz it doesnt work neitherfollow all steps from post #5
You need adb on your PC and root access. All guides are available in the sticky threads.
BT?how is the command for BT please? coz it doesnt work neither![]()
BT?
Do you have ADB on your PC? Do you have root access on your device?
First off, use the command adb devices to check if the device is correctly connected & recognized.
Flash the factory images but I think you'll have to send it to a repair shop. Several threads have been opened on this topic like this one: http://forum.xda-developers.com/google-nexus-5/help/wifi-stuck-t2721643i meant Bluetooth, same prob as with wifi. Cant turn it on![]()
I have a rooted One X (Evita) and I can't get the wifi to work pass any cm11 nightly released after June of last year. When I install any of the nigthlies after that date the wifi won't turn on and the problem has transitioned to cm12.SOLVED by repairing permissions, but if any of user have same problem can simply do this:
The solution was to simply change ownership back to system:wifi
$ adb root
$ adb -d shell
# cd /data/misc/wifi
# chown system.wifi wpa_supplicant.conf
# reboot
Hi @hexen88, i tried the above and it worked perfectly for a while now. and since yesterday i am having same problem, and by using the above trick it works for a while then again my wifi stops working. Can any thing else be done?SOLVED by repairing permissions, but if any of user have same problem can simply do this:
The solution was to simply change ownership back to system:wifi
$ adb root
$ adb -d shell
# cd /data/misc/wifi
# chown system.wifi wpa_supplicant.conf
# reboot
Hi @hexen88, I've trying your solution but it doesn't work on my nexus5 :s. Actually I don't have any system.wifi file :/. I have tried a lot of things but nothing works.SOLVED by repairing permissions, but if any of user have same problem can simply do this:
The solution was to simply change ownership back to system:wifi
$ adb root
$ adb -d shell
# cd /data/misc/wifi
# chown system.wifi wpa_supplicant.conf
# reboot