yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[General Questions and Answers] Sam Nakamura:
Yeah, it is quite easy, only the drivers needs to be installed properly which is actually the most difficult part.. You know the unsigned driver story on Windows... [emoji4] good luck!

PS: instead of writing "thanks" it's more substantial to hit the like button - thanks for your kindness...

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Checked the permissions of all applications involved?
[General Questions and Answers] smewhteguy:
Not sure how to do that. Sorry. I'm a noob. My devices isn't rooted yet.
[General Questions and Answers] Sam Nakamura:
Please use the quote function when answering, otherwise it's not sure that the person you try to speak to gets informed... No need for root to check permissions, go settings, apps, choose chrome or dolphin or whatever, then go in permissions, then give all permissions...
[General Questions and Answers] ajay7manoj:
Hey everyone, I heard that there is an app that swaps your external meme to increase your ram? Is this app useful?
[General Questions and Answers] Sam Nakamura:
Roehsoft ram expander, but it coasts about 10 bucks on Google play store... I tried it once on an old tablet and it creates you a virtual ram partition on your external storage - I found it useful but not every device is compatible the application checks compatibility before you have to buy it... May there a free solutions but 2 years ago I couldn't find any..

Of course root is needed!
[General Questions and Answers] ajay7manoj:
I want to use it on my Moto G 2nd gen running cm 13. Will it work?
[General Questions and Answers] Sam Nakamura:
As I said, the app is gonna check the compatibility

https://www.androidpit.com/app/com.swapit.expander.de

Read yourself..
[General Questions and Answers] smewhteguy:
Yes I have done this with no luck. Thanks for helping. Anything else I can try?
[General Questions and Answers] Vishal Vignesh:
May I know your problem again?
[General Questions and Answers] alibay76:
Hi how to root note 4 android 6.0.1 ? Thanks :)
[General Questions and Answers] SrivatsaNag:
How to root Micromax nitro E455??

I tried kingroot for PC and kingroot, kingoroot, iroot, framaroot apps, even though didn't get root..
[General Questions and Answers] PalmCentro:
CF Auto Root
[General Questions and Answers] Vishal Vignesh:
Do you have a custom recovery?
[General Questions and Answers] Eversmile23:
Can a wrong recovery hard brick an android?

(i)Supposing I have got TWRP recovery installed, got a TWRP back up, got Stock rom & flashing tool(in my case it is an MTK set). If I flash a recovery not supposed to be compatible with my device, then will my device get hard bricked and can not be revived?

(ii) Why custom recovery for Broadcom processor based android device is hard to find?

(iii) Is it not possible to create/build/port CWM or TWRP recovery for every single android mobile?
[General Questions and Answers] Vishal Vignesh:
I have not tried this???? but it will render your device unusable

It's hard to find maybe because there aren't many developers I guess making a recovery for the device

OR

Maybe it is difficult to make one.

It is simple not available for those devices:(

I dunno, ask the devs
[General Questions and Answers] Sam Nakamura:
Recovery is independent from the android system you use every day, but I wouldn't flash a wrong one because it could lead to serious problems, but I am very sure it just wouldn't start and boot the system instead...

For every single android device a twrp can be compiled, you just need your stock recovery, you can read in detail if using Google.. Absolutely not every device has twrp available because no one compiled it, especially if it is a phone with not so many sales.. And yes, you can make your on - just use your curiosity and study, it's all already been written..
[General Questions and Answers] SrivatsaNag:
NO...
[General Questions and Answers] Vishal Vignesh:
Ok, the only method that strikes my mind is to flash the SuperSU binary using a flash tool in your phone, then installing the app.

The best way is to simply search in Google how to flash "your phone name"

If you don't pop up on anything, then as I said find a flashing tool for your phone via PC, and flash the SuperSU binary.
[General Questions and Answers] Sam Nakamura:
I would recommend you to flash tool + pc, there are lots of tutorials on YouTube.. But then you need a custom recovery for your device, if not available, you can try CF - Autoroot by chainfire.. If non of that is possible you unfortunately have to live with stock rom and recovery...

Edit: Didn't read the post before me..

And I don't believe it's possible to flash super su with flash, you only can flash recovery which flashes the su binarys...
[General Questions and Answers] Vishal Vignesh:
Sir, if I am wrong can you please correct me......
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
Try link2sd, its free.

But I'll warn you about using these mods that switch your internal/external memory. The device will not boot without the sdcard inserted and if there is ever an issue that causes the device to not boot, its can be nearly impossible to recover the device. Just know that when using this kind of modification, you take your chances and can run fine that way for a long time but if it ever goes sideways you'll be in a real mess.
[General Questions and Answers] Sam Nakamura:
When talking about roehsoft's ram expander there almost no risk cause it makes the device to use the extra ram partition only when multitasking and no resources left, I used it quite some time and it only makes the device using virtual ram when doing lots of stuff.. For example after boot it doesn't uses the virtual ram at all.. And when super su striked and says the the device is isn't rooted I never experienced any thing else then that the virtual ram wasn't available... As I said in case of this particular application..

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I can only tell from my own experience... And that is one can flash recovery which flashes su binary but unfortunately no shortcut possible..
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
Custom development is not done on every device out there.

While it is completely possible to custom develop every device, it does not happen because the developers with the knowledge to do the development do not own every device, they develop for the devices they own. They can not develop for devices they don't have because it requires testing what they build until it is good enough for beta testing among users. They also usually own the more popular/flagship/high end devices. They do not usually own or waste their time with low-mid range devices.

When you do see development for one of these low-mid range devices it is typically a user that took it upon themselves to figure out how to develop for it. These devices are typically not supported by full on developers that have been doing it a while, they are usually everyday user with no developer knowledge that used trial and error until they figured out how to put together a custom recovery/kernel/ROM.

If you have a device that has no custom development but you would like it to be available then your options are.

1)wait until a dev with the knowledge gets a device like yours and chooses to develop for it.

2)donate a device like yours to a developer who is willing to develop for it.

3) learn to build for yourself.
[General Questions and Answers] smewhteguy:
I have a galaxy s6. I recently can't go to lovelinetapes.com and stream a random show. I've tested the website on other devices with no problems. I've tried unonstalling my browser and reinstalled. Plus I cleared cache. Any suggestions is appreciated. I have tried multiple browsers. Dolphins was the browser that usually worked the best for me. I have also checked permissions
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
It may be blocked in your hosts file. If you're rooted you can go through the hosts file to see if the site you are having issues with is blocked or if any of the the redirects it goes through are blocked. If you find any of them blocked you can delete them from the hosts file and see if it loads then.
[General Questions and Answers] smewhteguy:
Thanks but I'm not rooted yet. Also not using any apps such as Ada way
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
Regardless of whether you're using adaway or not, devices have a host file built in, yours may have the stuff you're trying to do blocked. If this is the case, you'll need root to edit it. That is not to say its your problem, merely a possibility.
[General Questions and Answers] Shawn R:
What Ringback services are you people using these days? I want one for my T-Mobile LG G3 [StraightTalk-AT&T Services]. Any free or cheap Ringback services?
[General Questions and Answers] ajay7manoj:
Hey? I actually installed the mod version of kernel adiutor from the XDA site. I played with it a little. Now I want change all the settings to default. Can anyone tell me how to do this?
[General Questions and Answers] _ify:
Hey everyone

I'm very new to rooting Android devices and I think I messed something up...

I tried flashing TWRP recovery for my Samsung Galaxy J1 Ace through Odin, and it passed. But after I tried booting into recovery, it said that "RECOVERY IS NOT SEANDROID ENFORCING". I could still boot

into download mode and my phone at this point. After I tried to flash other types of appropriate recoveries for my device, I ended up using adb and typing "adb reboot recovery", and now my phone can

only boot up to download mode! I don't have the stock recovery for my device model unfortunately.

Help!

Phone Model is SM-J111M

Also what I've done so far is that I've downloaded the stock firmware for my device and I tried to flash that to my phone. But it says that it keeps getting stuck at Recovery_Sboot.bin
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
By uninstalling or disabling kernel auditor. If you want restore default settings but keep kernel auditor then uninstalling then booting to recovery to wipe cache and dalvik cache then reinstalling kernel auditor will put you back at default settings. Then when you first open it at default settings, you can create a profile in kernel auditor with those default settings, then you can modify the settings however you want and if you want to go back to default you can just reload the default profile you created and start over adjusting as you want, anytime you find a nice setup that works well for your use age, create a new profile at those settings. You can even test out various settings for different things such as a profile for gaming or certain games(settings that work the best for games or certain games), a profile for surfing the web, a profile for multitasking and so on with a profile specifically set for each of the things you mainly do with your device. Find settings that work best for each main function you use then you can switch back and forth between those profiles depending on what you're doing.

It can be time consuming to experiment with your various settings/profiles/frequently used functions to set up profiles for them and can be time consuming switching back and firth between profiles when you need them.

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Make sure there is not a kernel you are supposed to/can flash along with recovery or separate from recovery that allows for se enforcing.

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Make sure there is not a kernel you are supposed to/can flash along with recovery or separate from recovery that allows for se enforcing.
[General Questions and Answers] _ify:
Thanks but sorry I don't really understand. I'm very new to rooting and I have no idea what you mean by not including kernel.

Do I edit the tar.md5 firmware file and remove all the other files inside other than the "recovery.img" file?
[General Questions and Answers] ajay7manoj:
Hey? Can anyone tell best settings in Kernel auditor for better ram management and improved multitasking in my phone? Please.
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
No, I'm saying that some devices have to flash a custom kernel along with recovery when rooting because the stock kernel won't work with the rooting. Flash the kernel first then the recovery. They will both be flashed in Odin.
[General Questions and Answers] TheClashster:
Hey guys, smallish issue here, I'm running cm13 on osprey (Moto g3 XT1550) and no matter how many files I flash I'm not able to change the bootlogo from the one that says 'WARNING Bootloader Unlocked' which came when I unlocked the bootloader.

Help would be appreciated!
[General Questions and Answers] Vishal Vignesh:
Do one thing,

Just install a VPN like betternet and try, just to rule out the possibility it got blocked in u r place.......
[General Questions and Answers] Sam Nakamura:
Chainfire has a solution I think, just Google the warning ⚠ and chainfire... Should work
[General Questions and Answers] TheClashster:
I did and I'm not getting anything definite, can you give me a few links if you have the time, please?
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
The other guy needed that answer.
[General Questions and Answers] Sam Nakamura:
Sry dude, it's Motorola... But maybe this could help..

http://www.droidviews.com/remove-un...ng-on-moto-g-moto-x-purestyle-using-fastboot/
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
I don't need that info, I don't have Motorola, I have a Samsung, the other guy needs the answers you're giving, I didn't ask, I was giving a possible answer, that's all.
[General Questions and Answers] Sam Nakamura:
Sry dude, it's Motorola maybe that could help...

http://www.droidviews.com/remove-un...ng-on-moto-g-moto-x-purestyle-using-fastboot/
[General Questions and Answers] TheClashster:
Thanks, I'll try that!

Will let you know if that works
[General Questions and Answers] Sam Nakamura:
Yeah, thanks ?
[General Questions and Answers] DirtyHarry55:
Is there a root method without computer for Samsung Galaxy SM-G9OOT T-Mobile running latest OS 6.01
[General Questions and Answers] _ify:
Hey thanks but I don't have the stock kernel as well as the recovery for my device, which is something I should've done ages ago before deciding to root.

Do you happen to know where I could find stock kernel for Samsung Galaxy J1 Ace? samsung-updates.ru is just full of .exe viruses disguised as firmware files, and sammobile.com, where i found my firmware, doesn't have stock kernel as well.

Am I screwed at this point?
[General Questions and Answers] AdamSanJuan:
What might be the reason for my phone to freeze after installing apps? I already performed a factory reset but it didn't do anything. I thought it might be my microsd card but it wasn't. Could it be one of my apps that causes it? Not all apps freeze. Please help me.
[General Questions and Answers] Shawn R:
Sounds like those apps are not compatible with your phone or they probably use more resources than your phone can handle.
[General Questions and Answers] DriverJames:
I've looked all over for a thread on opening up frequency bands on a Huawei MediaPad X2.

They ship with 4G LTE connectivity, but the bands are all wrong for use with any USA carrier.

I know the M9 can be modded to open up all frequencies... but I've seen nothing in the MediaPad X2.

Can someone please help? This is the only device with a 7 inch screen that has voice call capability, but I'm not going to buy one until I'm sure I can open up the frequencies I need (would prefer Verizon).
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
OK, which are you wanting to do?

Are you trying to correct the SE enforcing and recovery?

Or are you trying to restore stock?

You've got me confused as to what to help you with now.

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What apps did you install and were they removed age you did the factory reset?

Did you boot to recovery and clear cache partition after factory resetting?
[General Questions and Answers] _ify:
Yeah if possible I'd want to try and fix the SE Enforcing error... I tried to flash an apparently stock recovery.img file I downloaded online but the error still appeared.

I have no idea what I'm supposed to do at this point...
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
Ok, bring me back to speed on the state your device is in at the moment.

If I'm following you correctly, it boots to download and into the phone normally but it won't boot to recovery and it did this after you tried flashing recovery, correct?

Did you already have root and custom recovery(TWRP) before you flashed it with the recovery that caused a problem?

When you rooted your device, did you have to use CF auto root that has an additional kernel baked in or did you use CF auto root along with a separate kernel? Some devices use a CF auto root without the kernel, some of the newer devices had to have the kernel along with CF auto root, in the beginning those devices flashed them separately, later on it was packaged together.

My point for asking that is if your device is one that needs that additional kernel then you may need to flash that kernel and then try what you're doing again.

Did you recently upgrade the stock firmware before flashing TWRP this time?

I'm getting the impression that there is a custom kernel that you need to flash to enable SEandroid enforcing and then flash the recovery.

The one thing you've said that has me puzzled is what you said about attempting to flash the stock firmware returned an error at recovery partition.

Have you tried flashing your stock firmware along with a PIT file for your model number to make sure your partitions are right?

You can also try extracting the Zimage(kernel) from your stock firmware then convert it into an Odin flashable .tar or use adb or terminal emulator to push it to its correct location via dd command. Then after you have the stock kernel restored try flashing the whole stock firmware again.

Can you remember anything that you may have altered about the device at all before you flashed the recovery that caused a problem? It doesn't matter how major or minor they may have been, anything you can remember, even if you don't think its related to the problem.

Are you not finding anything about this issue in your devices forums where you got the root and recovery from?
[General Questions and Answers] _ify:
Device is still unusable at the moment (can't boot up to anything but the "seandroid enforcing screen" and download mode).

1. Yes, but not into the phone like apps and stuff. That was possible though before I used adb to type in the "adb reboot recovery" command.

2. My device isn't rooted yet, was told to flash a custom recovery first (TWRP) to install SuperSU from the SD card.

3. Nope, never used CF Root.

4. Ok, but I'm not sure where to get the kernel for my device.

I can't access the phone through adb at the moment.

5. Well, when I tried flashing this stock firmware for my device, Odin Flasher always failed when it came to loading "recovery_sboot". Then I tried editing the tar file to only have the "recovery.img" file inside. It passsed, but the seandroid error is still there.

6. Nope, I haven't used a PIT file since I had no idea what it was. I can't find a PIT file for my device online...

7. Ok, so after I extract this "zImage" file from "boot.img" do I click the "AP" button for Odin?

8. As for minor attempts of altering the device, I've tried using the KingoRoot app, but it failed.

9. I've tried searching up the error so many times, even here at XDA. There are a few old posts about rooting the J1 Ace, but I was already using some of the links the posters provided and the TWRP file for flashing (which comes up with the seandroid error), and one of the links had the scam virus website.

The website with the guide for rooting didn't have the stock firmware.

Huge thanks for the help so far.

Btw is my warranty already void for messing up my phone?
[General Questions and Answers] ajay7manoj:
Hey? Anyone plz help. My phone becomes laggy while multitasking and becomes extremely sluggish. Please help. My phone? Moto G 2
[General Questions and Answers] Vishal Vignesh:
Clear the ram, close applications not in use
[General Questions and Answers] ajay7manoj:
I do this everytime. But sometimes my system (black bar in running processes) takes too much. What to do then?
[General Questions and Answers] Vishal Vignesh:
Are you using a custom kernel, or overclocking your your cpu
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
Tell me your exact model number and link me to the guide you used and the stuff you've tried flashing. I need to verify if what you used was for your model.
[General Questions and Answers] BrandiBaby223:
Hi I've got the galaxy core prime with straight talk and I just downloaded the apk file for Kingroot and installed the app. The site I looked at for it said to press the button that said try to root and I did and it finished, however I'd like to know if my phone is actually rooted now. Also I'd like to know how to change the language of the app that's in Chinese so I know what it says as well as how can I replace KingUser with with SuperSu or whatever the other one is? Please help. Thanks
[General Questions and Answers] TheClashster:
It worked! Thanks a lot!
[General Questions and Answers] Vishal Vignesh:
Hi,

Download an app called root checker from play store, when you run the checking process, it should request for a root permission.

Provide it and it will say it is rooted.

If it doesn't provide a pop-up after a while, try the process again.

There is no english version of kingroot available.

King root is just as good as SuperSU.

There might not be a need for changing
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
It is recommended that you convert from Kinguser to SuperSU using the Supersu-me app because kingroot tends to install other stuff with it that collects information and sends it back to servers in China somewhere.

I don't know if either of you is aware of this or not but most Chinese software and methods are generally not trusted because its all designed to steal your personal info and invade your device.
[General Questions and Answers] Sam Nakamura:
Perfect ?

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If root checker say your rooted first thing I would do is to flash you a custom recovery for backup, app to use are flashify or rashr, look for the exact fitting recovery image.. Then backup your nandroid, even if super su me application works most of the time perfectly it causes me bootloop one device, so handle with care!
[General Questions and Answers] fpjones3:
Android 5.1 Encryption

I encrypted my phone but when I plug it in to a computer, it just pulls up both the phone's memory together with the card. Without prompting for a password or the like. Does this mean the files on my phone is not encrypted at all?