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[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] schaggo:
Settings > Security > Device administrators (or similar).
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] x102x96x:
i knew the path of credentials

I wanna know how to work exactly with credentials

for example;

credential 1 >> is for A

credential 2 >> is for B

so if i clear "credential 2" B will change and ..............
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] schaggo:
I don't understand what your question is. Please try to explain a little more.

In case you ask what different "device administrators" do, that's up to the programmer of the app requesting the device administrator. My companys exchange server requests several rights, for example lock screen security, remote wipe ability etc. As long as this device administrator exists, I have to grant/do what it wants.

If there are several apps putting device administrators in place, you have to comply with ALL rules of ALL administrators. Example: if app A) wants pin or password and say another app B) only wants password, the tighter rule of app B) overrules app A).

Was that what you wanted to know?
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] x102x96x:
thanks for explanation

But i want to know about each record in credential of system.

it happened for me; tried to setup vpn connection and system asked me to set high level security on lock screen, So i set pattern.

then i missed swipe-mode of lock screen.

THEN i cleared all credentials and then another lockscreen options enabled, SO i had swipe then pattern to unlock my phone.

Again; i made vpn connection and swipe mode disabled.

Now i wanna know What are the credentials that disabled swipe mode?! :confused:
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] schaggo:
AW: Credentials

Obviously the VPN connection.

When the program sets up the device administrator, you get a list of all the things it enforces. Lockscreen security should be one of those.

As I said, its dependant on the app and the server or service you connect to, it is not predefined by the device or by Android but by the IT, network or service administration personnel.

Example: My schools exchange server 2010 enforces alsmost nothing (any lockscreen, screen timeout) where my works exchange server 2010 enforces almost everything (pin strength, remote wipe, timeout, ...).
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] x102x96x:
so wht!? when i use this vpn servers on another phones, and don have problem!

so it might be something on xperia Z !?
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] schaggo:
AW: Credentials

Then the other phone doesnt honour the vpn's security requirements. So Sony is actually doing a better job than "the other" although its annoying from your perspective.

Exchange security is also annoying for me I prefer a simple swipe lockscreen while our IT dept thinks we need a complicated pin to unlock. Thus I patched Sonys email app and exchange implementation to not honour the security needs of the server.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bryandu13:
Hello all,

does somebody is working on a CM ROM for the Acer Liquid Gallant duo E350 (duo for dual SIM) ?

It's an incredible and cheap middle class phone, under ICS 4.0.3 with a MTK MT6575 single core processor. The OS is very closed to the original one with a very thin overlay from Acer.

The modaco team has already rooted it, BUT ... I'd love to use a Cyanogenmod ROM for him, it seems that your ROMs are the best

We are a lot of happy owners which are waiting for it, and we are just answering if it could come a day, .... or not.

Friendship from France and Frandroid.com forum
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] king750:
When I try to wipe data to install another rom my phone stays on the little android guy just saying formatting data. It's been like this for an hour. How long should it usually take? Thanks
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] CrustyMcLovin:
That step shouldn't take more than a few seconds. I would try pressing a couple buttons to see if you can get back to the previous screen.

If that doesn't work I'd pull the battery and do the key combo to boot into recovery. I hate doing it this way though, I just can't ever seem to the combination correct. Hope it works better for you.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] king750:
Still haven't figured this out. Would like to try a different rom if any body has any suggestions of how to figure this out. Thanks
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] bobAbooE:
That is odd. The only thing that take more than a min is fixing permissions.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Stealth111:
What version of CWM are you using? I heard that 6.0.2.9 had issues. Better to stick with 6.0.2.8 or the newest 6.0.3.0. Both are verified working fine.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] king750:
I'm running v6.0.2.3. Could that be the problem? It's also the touch version.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Stealth111:
It wouldn't hurt to Odin/flash up to 6.0.2.8, and then try again what you were having the original issue with.

There have been changes made since 6.0.2.3, and a newer version might offer you correct results.

I use the touch version all the time, so I would say that touch/non touch wouldn't be any different.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] king750:
I flashed up to 6.0.3.0 and everything is working like it should. Thanks
[Android Apps and Games] bolololo:
Hello. Reciently I switched to cyanogenmod and the only thing I'm missing is my fav clock from 2.3.4 stock rom.Looking for any link and/or name of the widget.
[Android Apps and Games] amandez:
some Sony one
[Android Apps and Games] brakke97:
It's included in Sony's Timescape UI 2.3!

Verstuurd van mijn Nexus 7 met Tapatalk
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fabioaz:
I have a E612G I install the E610 roms on it? what is the difference between them?
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] jkirsch:
I want to install the new rom on my sx56, but have one question. Is the backup through activesync sufficient or should I backup to an SD card (just in case something goes wrong or I want to send it in for service).

Thanks

Jake
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] Peter Poelman:
The backup through AtiveSync will not back up your ROM, only your RAM. So in order to be able to send it in for service, you'd want to back up to SD using the bootloader, or have an upgrade file from your provider handy.
[HTC One S] Boyyoka:
Hi all,

Over the past few days I have been using this splendid ROM, however something went wrong during the flashing of the ROM or I missed something, because all of my apps keep crashing and my stock browser app crashes everytime I use it. And I also get random reboots. I think it's the boot.img, but i'm tired of trying :P

I installed this rom in the Following order:

1. Wipe cache

2. Factory reset

3. Wipe dalvik cache

4. Flash the ROM

5. Rebooted into fastboot

6. Fasboot flash boot boot.img

And I also tried it in this order:

1. Fasboot flash boot boot.img

2. Wipe cache

3. Factory reset

4. Wipe dalvik cache

5. Flash the ROM

6. Reboot

What am I doing wrong here?

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Adding some extra info just incase:

I came from stock sense 4.1+ android 4.1.1

Current device info:

UNLOCKED

S-ON

Hboot version 2.15.0000

Radio 1.11.50.05.28

I also tried redownloading the zip, but got the same result :(

At last i'm wondering if there are any specific kernels available for this ROM, and which 1 you guys recommend.

Thanks in advance!
[HTC One S] Darknites:
In TWRP you want to factory reset then wipe system and then flash the rom and see if that works for you.
[HTC One S] Boyyoka:
Ok ty, will try and see if that will sort it all out
[HTC One S] Boyyoka:
Sadly, same story... :crying::crying::crying::crying: Is installation of the rom supposed to happen in 30 seconds?
[HTC One S] Darknites:
Em not sure but sounds a bit to quick. Get yourself 2.3.3.0 of TWRP and try with that and if its still being quick then do the wipes like I said but reboot but back into the recovery then flash the rom.
[HTC One S] Boyyoka:
nevermind cheered too early... Seriously something is corrupting my phone
[HTC One S] dcaples002:
Maybe you have a bad download, try redownloading and flash.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobsbobbers:
PLEASE VOTE ONLY ONCE (EITHER ON XDA OR AT STRAWPOLL)

Along with this poll here I have created a Straw Poll link, http://strawpoll.me/8850 Send it to your friends, Tweet it, email it, facebook it I don't care. Send it to everyone you know who is a Nexus/Google Experience Lover on Sprint.

What I really want to know here, Is what folks who are fans of the Nexus series of phones but are sprint customers are deciding to do.

Let everyone kow how you feel in the comments!

Personally, I loved my NS4G until I busted the screen and was too much of a cheapskate to get it fixed/get a new device. I'm due for an upgrade and feel like the only place I can turn right now is the Galaxy Nexus! I want to know how the rest of the community feels about this since there really is no good upgrade path for us nexus owners on Sprint right now. With the GS4 due to be announced tomorrow, and us NS4G early adopters contracts just freshly expiring (22 months from May 2011) Lets hear what you're planning on doing!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Highway 55:
Nexus 4, probably on t-mobile. My ETF is down to $100 now so I am even considering leaving early.

Sprint's data speeds and coverage are atrocious. I rarely get over 2 bars, and a bigfoot sighting is way more likely than getting wimax coverage...
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobsbobbers:
Indeed this weighs heavily on me often.

I REALLY want to like the idea of swiitching to t-mobile but haven't been able to get much (even anecdotal) evidence that it will work well enough if at all in most of the places I go when I leave town. I think day-to-day around town here it would be fine but If I go out to more rural areas I'm not even confident voice service will work in a lot of the areas I frequent based on their coverage maps.

My research personally has shown T-mobile to be the only one who can competitively offer a price-point similar to where I am at on sprint right now... The biggest joke is that losing my "unlimited data" on sprint barely even matters because Like you say, it's so unusable most of the time.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobsbobbers:
^^ bump for more votes!

I really want to hear what your opinions are!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dpeeps74:
Wow, 2 votes counting mine! I didn't see comments from my phone but I tend to stay behind the times a little bit. I'll likely switch to the galaxy s 3 on sprint when it's $99 and I can upgrade. A brand new phone would be great but I can't justify the cost and due to my sprint discount none of the other major carriers are competitive in price.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dutchmaster18:
Ok so here we go. There are a whole lot of fantastic ROMS out there. But how come none have the whole package. I've seen roms out there with multiview; some with page buddy; some with the Note 2 keyboard, etc. But none with them all.

Is this hard to do. If i could learn how to develop roms i sure would make this. Maybe this is impossible, maybe not.

So here is the challenge: (and its probably not a challange)

We have MB1 odexed and deodexed. That can be our base. after that we can implemnt a number of tested and working mods, to include, but not limited to the ones outlined above. After that we can use morphology or whatever app we want to theme and customize this rom. Not everyone likes the Note 2 keyboard or multiview. But some of us like them all. Or maybe just want them just because we can have them.

So what do you think. Please, if you read this leave a response telling what you would love to have in your rom. Maybe we can get a rom call something like your rom that all the devs can contribute to based on this thread.

THANKS:laugh:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] xblackvalorx:
I challenge you to learn to spell challenge and also to just get a Rom with most of them, and the rest are available with simple flash mods.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dutchmaster18:
correct you are and i just noticed the spelling. sorry.

However correct as you are. Im gonna give you a scenario:

I am on a rom now that has the note 2 keyboard, great battery life, and overall is a great rom. But i tried to flash the multiview mod and it broke the contacts and dialer. The mod worked but after i installed i couldnt dial a number to call out. Dirty flased the rom and all is well now, but no multiview.

I was on another rom. It had multiview and page buddy, but no note 2 keyboard. Now when i flashed the note 2 keyboard mod, it didnt work. The mod seemed to work for international only, not ours.

I am something like a noob although ive been flashing since the first galaxy s1 and i have had all three since then and other galaxy variants. I just think this would be a fun project for us ALL to work on and it would be something that wouldnt end.

Sorry if i offended you with my spelling and/or my challEnge.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Notorious:
here you go Note 2 keyboard http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2160021
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] xblackvalorx:
Don't flash mods on the wrong roms. Lmao

Cleanbean with multi window mod and the note 2 keyboard provided above should give you every thing you want.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] strongsteve:
Best thing to do is make what you want yourself. If you can't do it, don't complain.

odexed for efficiency, blue for beauty
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] daniel4653:
Can't believe this thread. You haven't searched. Hyper drive port has page buddy, note 2 launcher and keyboard

http://i1202.photobucket.com/albums/bb374/TexasEpic/ThePeoplesROM-KennyGlass123/daniel4653.png
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dutchmaster18:
i tried hyperdrive. while its a great rom everything isnt working on it. MMs and 4g
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dutchmaster18:
you know what guys... nevermind. Everyone making me feel stupid. I was just thinking that it would be a way to incorporate all the WORKING mods in one place as opposed to all over xda. Instead i get a bunch of people making me feel stupid. I found zips for the note 2 keyboard but none of them worked for the us version. Thanks though for the link to the one that came out last week.

I remember when i first signed up for xda i read somewhere that everyone in the forum is friendly.

Anyway ill leave the thread up for a few hours then ill take it down. I supposed i offended quite a few people with my stupid idea.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] TheSocalGuy79:
It's not that it's a stupid idea, just it's been asked a million times before. What happens is that devs bust there butts for free to give us roms. It's not easy being a dev. I'm not a dev by any means but I know it's not easy.

p.s. Don't say you don't know anything about being a dev, send out a challenge then use words like "we" and "our" when you would have no actual dev help.

Sent from my stock rooted Galaxy S3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Frostacious:
Poop

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Nice idea there chap.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mlin:
Don't worry about it, man. Truth is, many people on xda are no talent assholes that get their jollies by berating others. I'm not sure why its the case.

I think this is a good idea but I also agree with strongsteve, perhaps you could try to build it yourself. I have thought to myself, if only I could have a ROM with x, y and z it would be perfect. However, I'm far too busy to learn coding and ROM building right now so I make do with what's available.

I know how you feel about the people around here, I asked a simple question about a certain mod in a ROM thread and was belittled and basically ostracized from that specific community. I don't let it bother me after all, at the end of the day its just an internet forum about phones.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dutchmaster18:
You are right. I need to learn how to build a rom.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Hamspiced:
This.... Is the reason that people get so irritated here. This isnt a solution to the issue the person posted... A proper response isnt just telling the op to learn to code. You are on a forum that you are obviously quite active on, providing helpful responses seem to be the common thing to do.

I understand where the op is coming from, and i have ran into this issue many times with many different roms across many phones. Heres my solution to you. Rather then use your base rom as a stock unodexed rom. Would i seem to find to be the best workaround would be to use CM as your base. You are far more likely to have the CM Team push out a version of CM to which ever device you are using. From there you can request certain features and mods tailored to CM. You can then create a supplemental mod section for that version of CM, similar to how we have a morphology section, and have a list of flashables. If you are decent enough you can even create a kitchen or make an updater just for cm that flashes these mods. From there you can create individual titanium backups and re-flash those backups each time you update your CM version.

Your issue that you have with certain roms only being tailored to certain people isnt new. This is the "advantage" that apple fanboys seem to boast about is how all the Iphones can download Any program that anyother stock Iphone has. They claim Fragmentation i call it tailored preferencing. I personally find the note keyboard bulky and i hate it, i am true to swype as im more familiar with it so regardless the rom im on i always just install my swype APK.

I figure this would help out a bit, although i provided no clear solution other then say its a bit easier to tailor a mod to a rom then a rom to a mod.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dutchmaster18:
Thanks for this post. I didnt think anyone would understand where i was comming from. I wasnt asking for a rom, just for maybe a thread or somthing with all possible mods. That way we could use what we want. I personally like the note keyboard, page buddy, and multiview. But there arent any roms out there with all three. And until I made this thread i couldnt find a working note 2 keyboard that worked for our us versions.:good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mlin:
You don't really need a thread with all these mods grouped together. A thorough search would likely land you the apks or zips you're looking for.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] E The Magnificent:
Tbo having a thread dedicated to mods is a great idea that way it would be easier to find mods your looking for it would also help clean up all the thread in the development section as well which make it more focus on roms. Now about search I'm sure a lot of the people on this board use xda from the app which has been a known fact for a very long time to be not very useful. Op great post love the idea.

I love the 90s. Good times.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Hamspiced:
Now, a thread with all the mods wouldnt be helpful.... HOWEVER a wiki page that lists that particular rom and all the mods that are availible to it that links back into the thread for each mod actually sounds like a viable solution...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Felnarion:
It's cool man, don't feel bad.

The thing is, everyone's kind of bought into this dev-worship thing and interrupting their circlejerk is definitely a no-no. Unfortunately, it has become a common position to hold that you should shut up, take what you're given, and if you're not happy, learn to do it yourself. This is a fine position when it comes to literally complaining or bashing devs for not implementing 'X' feature...But it has been taken to an extreme by some devs, and most users, that any asking for features be met with harsh criticism and intolerance. Fall in line, take what you're given.

Of course, this is an absurd position to take, one they don't accept in any other facet of their life.

What no one seems to have realized is that, aside from the use of the world challenge, your post wasn't at all contentious. I apologize, on behalf of those of us who are still willing to think, for how the people in this thread have treated you.

As an aside, a genuine thank you to the devs who don't take any chance to jump down the throat of a user who is simply asking for specific features in a rom.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
To actually answer the OP...

The closest you would get be to compile the flashable zips of all the features you like for yourself

Put the Note 2 keyboard, multiview, and any other mod that you want into a zip and just have it handy for yourself, thats the best you can do short of porting the remaining stuff over haha

As things go popping up, which I'm sure they will, you can go on adding them to your zip
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Dalek_Caan:
I always find it funny how threads like this go south so fast.. from questions to user flaming and now DEV bashing. would it be great to have a one stop shop for all mods .. sure , i think the OP has a great idea there .. but unless someone puts it together and properly maintains it, which would be a task with all the available ROMs mods and changes current and future. we have to use what we have.

I think people forget the devs here DO NOT work for the users. Typically devs build ROMs the suit themselves and share with the community. If they choose to take what people request into consideration that is their choice, not users rights. There are many threads here that do just that, but they are under no obligation to do so.. there is no way to meet every users exact wants so it is up to the user to take what the devs offer and build from there.

sorry not totally on topic, and not directed at OP or anyone just 2 cents from my end
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] timmetal6669:
Check this out

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=39204633#post39204633
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] timmetal6669:
I would like to say that we (devz) are NOT gods and i just want to be treated like everyone else.. That being said, i suggest the op and anyone else interested in making their own ROMS check out my thread in general.... http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=39204633#post39204633
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Slomodrop:
OP:

TPR 3.13 experimental with the added multi view might be your best answer. In the installer you simply choose which features you want enabled. That and the KT kernel and tools makes for a pretty complete package that's also smooth and tweak able for batt life. You'll want to flash morphology after the ROM is in.

Sprint GS3 2GB LTE - rooted and ROMed with tons o' tools - sent from xda premium
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] BigMosley:
Wow this thread hasn't been locked yet? :eek:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] E The Magnificent:
This thread has ran it course

I love the 90s. Good times.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mlin:
I use tapatalk and the search feature works wonderfully. Additionally, I think people seem to forget that their phones have browsers with Google, so what if you use the xda app, go to xda in the browser to search. This is a lame excuse for not searching. I peroanally don't understand the "searching is difficult/time consuming/inconvenient" mentality. 9 times out of 10 a proper search yields me my answer faster than posting in a thread or opening a new thread.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Frostacious:
Lame.

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Very true!

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Nope im still here..... Bored