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[Miscellaneous Android Development] Dethfull:
XT687 all temp cwm working, the apk is not workin, great!

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My firmare is xt687 ITD_V2.27D_A10_2009_signed.sbf with Fastboot and usb mass storage mistaken fixed. I discovered because the G version have not fastboot and someone asked here about the xt687. Thanx! Really great! XD

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CWM 6.0.2.7
[Nexus 4 Accessories] Kaitlyn2004:
With my iPhone I just had a kensington dock connector that charged + had an AUX out - so I got power + audio through the dock.

With Android it's clearly not nearly as easy :(

My car does not have native bluetooth but it WOULD be nice to take this opportunity (if it makes sense) to be able to effectively use my android phone for audio, gps nav (spoken directions) and handsfree calling (or at the very least, receiving calls)

What would be the best way to accomplish this? My AUX-in is in my center console, covered... so I could stick a bluetooth->3.5mm adapter there..

This SHOULD work for audio, GPS and hearing calls - but what about speaking on the phone? Phone might be in pocket - but even if in a holder mounted on windshield would mic be positioned properly to speak into it?

One thing i would really love is to be able to use GPS navigation while listening to radio, but I'm not sure this is possible. When using GPS I either have to ignore voice prompts or switch to AUX and be music-less or restricted to music from phone...

FYI I have a 2007 Accord - the AUX port was added in after
[Nexus 4 Accessories] kpjimmy:
I have an aux port and I don't think you are going to be able to do all the things you want through the Aux port. I use the aux port with a HTC Stereo clip and that streams just music to the aux port from any bt device (I have a N7 as well). That is all the Aux port will do and all I want it to do. However saying that I also have a Parrot minikit neo which connects automatically when I have my llama profile to switch on bt when disconnecting from any wifi, which usually means home or work. Using the Parrot or anything like that, you will be able to use navi for voice prompts and answer calls at the same time.

No not ideal, but works for me. No it's not seamless, but it works bottom line. lol

If anyone else has a setup, please post up!
[Nexus 4 Accessories] richrecruiter:
I don't think there's a seamless way to accomplish what you're trying to do. I've got a 2010 Accord and use a windshield mount and AUX for music/GPS. Works well for me. I don't think there's a way to listen to the radio and GPS nav unless you're just using the N4 speakers.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] 4Pr3mier:
I've been using this in my car.

http://www.amazon.com/XtremeMac-InCharge-Auto-Bluetooth-iPhone/dp/B005UKLW0W/ref=pd_sxp_grid_i_2_1

The mic is located on the huge male end of the 3.5mm plug and if placed or mounted properly(somewhere near the driver's mouth), you may be able to talk clearly as well.

I don't talk on the phone while I drive, so I disabled that function and have never used it.

This item was on sale a couple of weeks ago for $20 on one of those deal sites.

Also bought a 3.5mm extension cable to plug into the aux port on the stereo.

I haven't figured out how to have the radio and GPS directions come out the same speakers either.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] Radiocore:
I just got this yesterday:

http://www.amazon.com/Belkin-Blueto...56633664&sr=1-1&keywords=belkin+bluetooth+car

It mounts on the dash and has a microphone built in. It is powered (and the power cable includes an extra USB port so you can charge your phone while this thing is plugged in). I am in love with this thing, it works beautifully. I paired it once and since then, when I get in my car and push the button on this device, it automatically connects to my phone. If I'm talking on the phone or listening to music, the audio is automatically redirected to my speakers (if you're on a call and don't want it on your speakers yet, just don't push the button on the bluetooth adapter yet).

It works to control the phone too, I can push twice to go to the next song (works in google music and pandora, haven't tested others), click once to pause, hold for 2 seconds and release to pull up voice dailer.

Sound actually seems a bit improved as well compared to the AUX out on the phone. I find the AUX out volume to be extremely low, and this seems to be a bit louder, although I haven't done any actual tests to confirm.

I built a custom dock that has a charging cable built in, so I get in my car, set it on the dock, hit the bluetooth button on the adapter, and I'm listening to music and making calls. No wires to plug in, no hassle. It's great.

A couple of things I still need to test though. I haven't tried GPS while listening to music yet, so I can't confirm that functionality. I also have not tried other voice functions from the voice dialer to see if I can have it play a certain song or other voice commands.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] Solutions Etcetera:
No... its not. But if you want easy... this is the way I recommend you go.

Unless your current in-dash stereo is an expensive aftermarket unit, just replace it with a new bluetooth enabled model. They are dirt cheap now-a-days and can be had for around $100-150.

While you may save "a little" money going with some crippled add on solution, a new unit will give you all that you are after plus a USB port for charging, all in a simple, single interface. Also, with add ons you may run into ground loops issues and other nonsense (which will take more money and time to address).

just my 2¢... but I have considerable experience with a variety of add on bluetooth stuff, and if my head unit wasn't a $1500, double DIN, standalone GPS/DVD unit, I'd have yanked it and put in a cheap, new bluetooth capable unit in a heartbeat. I was talking to my brother on Christmas... he was in Starbucks getting his daily fix. Then walked out to his car where his new $150 Sony automatically picked up the conversation upon starting the engine, and I didn't miss a syllable.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] RockHead:
I've had one of these for a month or so. It works quite well, though I have some audio/volume issues due to my aux input being a soldered hack into my old Saab's radio. Not Belkin's fault. It works well for calls, pauses Spotify when Google Gnav is announcing turns, can pause or skip songs in Spotify, etc. $30 well spent.

Though after reading this thread, I'm thinking of changing out the car radio head unit for one that has integrated Bluetooth to do away with my hack. Found a well reviewed Pioneer on Crutchfield and Amazon for around $100.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] Solutions Etcetera:
Check out JVC as well. They have good support for Android, with Pandora, and a dedicated remote app too.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] Radiocore:
Yeah, I don't seem to have any of those volume issues, and I get now grounding feedback or anything.

A new headunit of course is the ideal solution, but I didn't want to give up my setup quite yet for that option, and right now the Belkin has treated me great.

I did test navigation while music is playing (google music app), it just lowers the volume of the music while she talks over it. Works just fine in my opinion.

Holding down the button on the Belkin brings up the voice caller, and it strictly only lets me do call commands. Anyone know how to change this so that holding the button on the bluetooth device will open a different app on my phone? Specifically, Google Now.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] Kaitlyn2004:
For those with the belkin, does it automatically connect when you get into your car?
[Nexus 4 Accessories] socaltyger:
I've been using the Jabra freeway Bluetooth speaker. Works great with excellent battery life. Auto connects when you get in car.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] fateerror:
Ok, I'm still new to all these rooting and stuff. I just switched to android a little less than a month ago. I know that your phone has to be unlocked. but how to do install in build 4? I heard that you can't flash it via odin anymore? Sorry for being such a noob >.>
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Evankovich406:
Go to his thread download build 4. Once downloaded check the md5 sum (google md5 sum checker download one). After that plug your phone into your computer move or copy the file onto your phone or sd card.

Once that is done boot into twrp go to backup make a backup. Than go bavk to the main menu of twrp and select wipe. Once in wipe select wipe data. Once thats done select wipe cache. Once that is done select wipe dalvik.

After you have done that go back to the main menu of twrp select install navigate to the beans build 4 file you put on your phone earlier and select it. Swipe to install. After a few seconds Aroma will start select which options you want. After that it will install. Once your back in the twrp screen hit reboot.

If everything worked youll see a new boot animation and your phone will be on build 4.

Sent from my SCH-I605
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] fateerror:
Wow that seems easy. Thank you so much!!! But once question, how do I get into twrp?

Also, I didn't get a md5 file when i downloaded it. I just got a zip file with a whole bunch of folders and such. or is it suppose to be like that? Do i just grab the zip file into my phone/card?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] cam30era:
Note that you must have an unlocked bootloader and a custom recovery. See Adam Outler's thread in "Original Android Development".
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] fateerror:
My phone is unlocked. I'm still new to all of this. I'm currently running build 1.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Evankovich406:
To get into TWRP power off the the phone. Once powered down hold the home+volume-up+power buttons in till you see the "Team Win Recovery" screen.

The Md5 Sum is a way for you to check that your download wasn't partial or corrupt. To do this you need you need 3 things.

1.)The File you downloaded in this case beans build 4.

2.) The MD5 sum Which is usually on the download page or in the thread next to the download and looks something like this "d8c173b25c8dcf93da4d577bdbe4b025".

3.)The third thing you need is a program to check the sum in the original zipped download file. I use [HTML="http://www.winmd5.com/"]This[\HTML]. Once thats downloaded run it select browse. Browse to your file. Once it loads paste the MD5 sum you got earlier from beans thread and paste it in the bottom and hit verify. If it matches your okay to move forward and move the zip to your phone.

To answer your last question yes its supposed to be zipped DONT unzip it. Just move that to your phones internal or external sd and flash it in TWRP.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] fateerror:
Yes it worked!!!! Thank you so much!! That's all I needed! Thank you for helping out a noob like me. This is so much different from jailbreaking. i switched from iphone 4 to note 2.

Can I delete the zip file since it's done installing?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Thrillhouse847:
Yes, you can delete it. However, it might not be a bad idea to leave it on your phone just in case something gets messed up and you need to reflash. Also you can (and should) always make a full backup in TWRP. Personally, I like to have both just to be completely protected.

Sent from my SCH-I605
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Evankovich406:
No problem. As stated above its fine to delete. I keep mine on my external sd incase something goes wrong restoring a backup. I can just wipe and reflash the rom. if all goes wrong if you can still get into download mode you can flash imnutz stock image from odin to return your phone to stock and start over. So in your free time it would be a good idea to download that so you always have it. Have fun!

Sent from my SCH-I605
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaymony:
HI yall i have a kindle fire the first gen and its on the latest system version 10.2.4. I was wondering is there a root for this verson or would i be able to use the kindle fire 2's root process. i would like to root it. i have been searching the web for hours and still no luck any help would be appreciated.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Guitarman:
Actually that would be a 2nd Gen and here is the link to setting that device up for root access and goodies: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=35536497

Sent from my Fire Kindling A-Pad
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaymony:
no im pretty sure its the first gen the the model number is the D01400
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] corlygunnz:
How you are in 10.2.4 in a 1st gen? For what I can understand 10.2.4 is only for the 2nd gen. 1st gen don't have a camera and 2nd gen does.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] agentfusion:
Second gen doesn't have a camera. It looks like there's some confusion here, so I'll explain the types of fire.

Kindle Fire 1st gen - this is the one that you can install custom roms on because the bootloader can be unlocked. This model has 512mb ram and a 1ghz dual core cpu.

Kindle Fire 2012 revision (second gen, original fire, non-hd, also called the fire 2) - this is the one that runs 10.x.x firmware, has 1 gb ram, 1.2ghz dual core cpu, but can only be rooted at this point due to locked bootloader. This is the one OP most likely has.

Kindle Fire HD 7" - this is the one with a camera, bluetooth, Mic, and can do 720p video

Kindle Fire HD 8.9" Wi-Fi - same as 7" but can do 1080p

Kindle Fire HD 8.9" WAN - same as 8.9" Wi-Fi but has aGPS
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adwin:
Thanks for clearing that up agentfusion, i received a fire for xmas but after reading the forums was getting a little confused with 1st gen which i thought i had and 2nd gen on 10.2.4 which is the one im guessing i have ;)
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LegendaryCatalyst:
My brother and I also recieved what appear to be the 2012 revision, or Kindle Fire 2. Seems original, no camera.

I tried to root one of them before I checked the firmware revision. It came as 10.1.1, and the other was 10.1.2.

The one I tried unsuccessfully (thus far) to root auto updated to 10.2.4 last night.

I will be somewhat upset if I am not able to load Android on to either of these devices. Any thoughts?

EDIT: I actually read guitarman2010's comment, and I can't wait to get off and try to get these things rooted with the thread he posted. Thanks a lot man.
[HTC Amaze 4G] ferincr:
Ok, I know some other people posted about black screen but all the other threads seem to be about it happening after a call.

Mine happens when the phone been sitting for a while with the screen off (and it's not all the times) it seems more prone to it if the screen been off for longer times.

I tried two different roms with two different kernels both have the cpu idle speed setup at 384 or more. As soon as I flash they seem to work ok but after a day or so the freaking black screen comes back. I also have pimp my rom installed with the "no black-screen after a call" tweak ticked.

I've went through the process of unrooting going all the way back to stock and start from the beginning all the way from unlocking the bootloader to S-off.

Downloaded fresh copies of the roms zip files

I don't think it's any of the apps since this does not start right away it takes a day or so after everthing been runing (but I might be wrong).

Obviously it's not the rom or the kernel since it does it with two different ones, what else is there that can be messing with my phone???

It's driving me crazy!!!!

Can it be hardware related????

I'm lost with this, and started thinking on a new phone already but I can't buy it until mid 2013 so I don't want to give up yet (actually can't).

This been working just fine up until a month ago or so, it's just now that the black screen started harrasing me.

Edit: It just happened again and since I could not get the screen up, I decided to pull the batt and when I turned the phone on again I got the vibration but the screen didn't light up during booting at all until I pressed the button few times.

Could my screen be dying?
[HTC Amaze 4G] Ninjistix:
have you ever considered its the tweaks your doing to your phone.. have you tried just flashing the rom and running it without doing the tweaks... not every phones hardware is identical so not all tweaks might work... ive flashed a rom recently that experienced some boot loops after doing some tweaks to the rom, and now im running that rom flawlessly without any tweaks...

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you might also want to try the rom with the default kernel that comes with the phone not faux which i'm assuming your using
[HTC Amaze 4G] ferincr:
To be honest, no I haven't thought of that.

I just re flashed everthing, if the problem starts again I'll remove all the tweaks.

But the thing is the phone was working well and one day without changing anything it started with this. But I'll try removing the tweaks if this persist

Thanks,
[HTC Amaze 4G] ferincr:
Nope, it wasn't the tweaks.

Fresh flash, no tweaks and I still have to press the on button many times to get the screen to turn on
[HTC Amaze 4G] Ninjistix:
which rom are you using again?
[HTC Amaze 4G] ferincr:
I'm on NRG blue but I tried the Bulletproof for a while and it did it too that's why I'm thinking that is not rom related. It has to be something deeper than the rom.

Phone was working great until last month that I travelled abroad.

As soon as I got to the country I was visiting I put a local sim card and it took me a while to be able to boot, to the point that I had to restore from a backup.

Then during the time I was there I had several random reboots (like once or twice a day).

When I came back I swapped the sim again and no more reboots but after a week or so I started with this black screen problem, it was really bad to the point when sometimes I needed to pull the battery off to see if that helped and the rom got really screwed (I think sense got screwed because the screens were doing weird things). So I reflashed, it fixed all the weird things but not the black screen.

Now it's not as bad (I only need to press 3 or 4 times the button) and it's not alway, only if the screen been off for a while but my previous experiencest tells me that it will get worse in few days time...
[HTC Amaze 4G] Ninjistix:
okay i have a few suggestions.. do you do a full wipe when you flash a rom? wipe data/factory then format system then wipe cache partition's then wipe delvik cache.. and you should try going back to stock completely then trying a different rom and see.. its about testing all possibilities before coming to the conclusion your phone is damaged somehow
[HTC Amaze 4G] ferincr:
yes I always do a full wipe and/or the 4ext wipe and clear dalvik and cache. Not sure about the factory reset since I wasn't sure where that would take me.

Do you mean relock, S-ON and goall the way to GB? or to ICS T-mous stock??? I did go to ICS (this one) http://d-h.st/3VD but I can do it again (I can alway use some practice with these procedures...)

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[HTC Amaze 4G] Ninjistix:
you dont have to S-ON again i mean Stock ICS from your carrier.. and stock Ruu's are located in my signature if that link is one you got from there go right ahead... and try and flash back to stock, if you need instructions let me know
[HTC Amaze 4G] ferincr:
I did that yesterday and yes the ruu Iused is the same as the one listed there as most recent.

I just found an interesting discusion on the faux kernel thread about a problem, with the earlier version (which is the one I was running when the whole thing started) and that happened to me before this black screen.

This is the thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1359951&page=232 and it's mentioned in the quote on post #2316 and ahead.

I PM'd AJ to see if he thinks this could be related since in one of his posts he said something like reverting to stock won't help (for some reason):confused:
[HTC Amaze 4G] Ninjistix:
but overall from what i just read... the issue seems to be related to the faux kernel.. i only flashed it once but ii didnt do any tweaks,, i mostly use the stock kernel that comes with most of the rom's i flashed... here's what to try... in 4ext wipe all partitions except sd card, then wipe both sd card partitions internal and external.. toggle usb storage and flash this super wipe script in recovery.. then flash a different rom and don't flash faux.. test the rom out to see if your problem occurs again.. or flash the super wipe then place the ruu on the SD card then attempt to flash back to stock
[HTC Amaze 4G] Double0EK:
Try this thread and see if it will help your situation.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2070438
[HTC Amaze 4G] ferincr:
I'll try it.

Thanks,
[HTC Amaze 4G] ferincr:
Tried that and didn't help, but thanks for the suggestion.

What I noticed today is that since Icouldn't get the screen on no matter how many times I pressed the darn button I pulle dhte batt out and then rebooted the phone to see if that helped and even though I got the little vibration confirmation when the phone boots up there was no white HTC splash screen or bootanimation whasoever, anyway since I could still not get the screen on I tried the same thing a few time and then once I finally managed to the the screen on I said int the bottom left corner SAFE MODE (never seen that one before). I'm running Bulletproof reloaded now.

Oh and the batt was kind of low (may be 20%).
[HTC Amaze 4G] ferincr:
Wow!!!! I do own a very messed up phone!!!

Today this piece of crap threw a total temper tantrum.

Would nos turn the screen on no matter what. I removed the batt and not even rebooting to the point that when I finally got it to boot it had an internal SD error. It didn't allow me to format, wipe or partition it from bootloader or recovery.

Now I'm at home so I flashed stock RUU (again) and it seems like its running one more time but I was really close to throw it over the cliff where I was Flying my RC gliders.

We'll see if I can make it last a bit longer...
[HTC Amaze 4G] Ninjistix:
so its working once again, cuz you said you flashed back the stock ruu right?
[HTC Amaze 4G] ferincr:
Yes,it's alive (will for how long this time). I flashed stock a couple of times , I unlocked once again, flashed 4ext, flashed JP hboot, superSU, NRG rom, supersu again (since IO wasn't sure in which order I should have done this) flash rom 2nd time, flashed Faux's v 24 (twice) and Downloaded most of the apps clean from Gplay.

I'm getting a lot of practice with this, who knows, may be one day I become good at it:D
[HTC Amaze 4G] Ninjistix:
its good your practicing now, but don't forget to do backups before you flash anything to your phone, this this way you'll have a stable install to restore back to incase anything goes wrong again
[HTC Amaze 4G] ferincr:
I been doing more tests and yesterday I run it on stock most of the day with no apparent issues, then I restored the NRG rom from a backup and still no issues so I started to think it was something I messed up flashing the JB Hboot, I moved to a bulletproof rom and decided to do another test.

I sat on the phone as to block signal and the issue came back.

Now I'll try the same with NRG, yep it seems like it's when the phone loses signal the screenwon't come back afterwards.

I'll try the same in stock rom next...

Yes, it did it in stock too but not so bad, it seems like after few attempts the screen worked againgvs. on bulletproof didn't