So you still have to type "adb push bcmdhd. Then just hold shift and right click a random spot inside the folder and select the option "Open Command Window Here" That starts your cmd operation right from the location you need, rather than ever having to type " /users/*Youre comps username*/Desktop/" I really hope this helps (Note that doing the mentioned short cut I use does not mean you only type "adb push bcmdhd.ko" You still need to tell cmd what location to push the file too. If the system runs MacTCP, the MAC address appears under the Ethernet icon. If the computer runs Open Transport, the MAC address appears under the Info or User Mode/Advanced screens. I moved all my adb files to the same folder as my bcmdhb.ko and any other phone related file boot.img's, ect. To find MAC addresses on Apple Mac computers, click System Preferences > Network > Advanced > Hardware. Use MAC Address Lookup for Printers to get all the details. *** What I do to save time and extra typing. Use MAC address lookup for your Samsung Smart TV if you want to know more about the network card. Now using cmd and adb type the command "adb push /users/*username*/Desktop/bcmdhd.ko /system/lib/modules" (Minus quotes, *username*= user name of computer) (You'll need root access and a root file explorer) Download the appropriate file for your phone, boot your phone into recovery/fastboot and plug into your computer. Try finding and replacing the file named bcmdhb.ko located in System>lib>modules. The Live TV Store IPTV service uses a media controller app called Smart IPTV, this app is free to use for a period of. Step 1: Download and install the software on your computer, and run the application.
Turns out the problem was as simple as a faulty file in the Android system.
My wifi always said "Turning on" but never did, and my mac address showed "Unavailable" I too had the same issue after I flashed a new kernel to my HTC Vivid. I made an account on this website just so I could share what I've learned on this subject that I think might help.
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