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[LG Optimus G Pro] trooper1414:
Can someone ...maybe the OP ....take responsibility and keep updating the bounty amount on the first page ......so that it might inspire a few more people to work on it ....though I strongly feel people who will work on this ...will not due it for the bounty but for the challenge....but either ways ....the community can help in which ever manner they can
[LG Optimus G Pro] barondebxl:
Maybe we can ask the OP.
[LG Optimus G Pro] Jammol:
Op returned his phone about a week ago or so.
[LG Optimus G Pro] jprosek:
Well my counts up to 285 minus the 50 the op promised. 335 with. I'll throw in 15 at least to make it 300 :) and there r several threads where people promise to donate but don't specify an amount. Hope this helps the pursuit :)
[LG Optimus G Pro] ricco333:
I just doubled mine up from $20 to $40, this phone just need to get some momentum and it will be unstoppable.

Erik
[LG Optimus G Pro] barondebxl:
I'll do the same, double up from 20 to 40 $. This thing WILL be unlocked.
[LG Optimus G Pro] smaybe:
i'll give 20$ for release the beast
[LG Optimus G Pro] thecubed:
Howdy all!

Sorry for the lack of updates for the past few days -- work had gotten busy and have been taking care of a bunch of chores around the house in my spare time.

The ATT store near me finally carries the OGPro, and I went to go check out the device.

First impressions: holy cow this thing is gigantic! I must have tiny hands or something but this phone dwarfs my digits!

With that said, it feels just like a gigantic OG (which is to be assumed).

I was considering purchasing it off-contract so I could tinker with it for you guys but then a friend recommended I go to somewhere like Best Buy or Costco to buy the phone so I could get their "no questions asked" insurance for the phone as well just in case.

Most likely in the next few weeks I'll pick one up there and get to work on it.

We still have three viable exploit paths-

1) making SBL3 ignore the signature of ABOOT/LK through a flag in the MISC partition (like how HTC works with secflag/S-OFF in the PGFS partition)

2) exploiting SBL3 in a Loki-esque manner. This would involve crafting a special "shim" bootloader that would exploit SBL3 to allow unsigned bootloaders. From there, we could patch the Nexus4's ABOOT and have an unlocked bootloader.

3) Plain-ol Loki (like the GS4) is not off the table. Shelnutt2 has been working on that in his spare time too. It will work, no questions about that. We just have to take some time to figure out how the memory is laid out.

As I had stated earlier though, developers shouldn't be holding back right now-- you CAN run unsigned boot images on this phone you just can't flash them (tethered unlock essentially).

ROM devs: start your engines and keep 'em revved.

Anyone building CM10.1/etc should be able to just copy a few of the changed modem libs over to the Optimus G trees and it should work just fine.

Thank y'all for your patience - it just comes down to me finding time to immerse myself in this.
[LG Optimus G Pro] barondebxl:
Sweet thanks for the update!

My initial impression was the opposite, I was expecting the phone to be bigger than this but to my surprise it isn't (I used the note 2 before). I love the size of this thing though.

Good luck with the boot loader unlock and as always we all appreciate your hard work!
[LG Optimus G Pro] apascual89:
[MENTION=1157052]thecubed[/MENTION] how would we run unsigned boot images and what changes need to be made to the optimus g trees?
[LG Optimus G Pro] thecubed:
"Running" an unsigned boot image is fairly simple. To test this, erase your phone's RECOVERY partition and use "adb reboot recovery" to boot into the now-empty recovery. From there, the phone will go into Fastboot mode. You can use "fastboot boot <boot.img>" and the phone will boot up whatever you feed it over USB. Just keep in mind that if you flash anything to /system, you may want to erase the BOOT partition too so you can't get stuck in an un-bootable mode.

Regarding the changes that would need to be made, you'd be looking at changing a few of the proprietary files for the modem and possibly the audio libraries.

The prebuilt kernel from LG should work fine -- it should be up to date with everything you need already.
[LG Optimus G Pro] jwiskowski:
I'm in for $50

Not sure how any of our "I'm in for $XX" really mean anything. But count me in for $50 as I love this phone and want to be able to safely flash a clean ROM.
[LG Optimus G Pro] barondebxl:
They do count for something Maybe we should open a thread just for the donation of the bootloader unlock to keep track of the donations and leave this to be strictly bootloader unlock discussions. Just a suggestion to everyone.
[LG Optimus G Pro] jprosek:
Wow up to 410 now minus op, 460 with. Anyone tried linking this thread to other dev or android sites to get more people working on it? Just a thought
[LG Optimus G Pro] zxaz:
count me for $$ 20.00 more....:good:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noraizrox:
My phone is charging very slowly please help! It charged only 2% in 2 hrs. I plugged it on charging before going to sleep and when I woke up the battery was only 41%. Please help! :confused:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
Try different charger and cable. Please use search. Plenty of threads about slow charge
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hasibzaman:
Yea just use orignal charger...

if i am not mistaken Normal smartphone chargers are 2 amp but there a few 4 amp charger to dicrease charging time...

Also that you can look for a kernal that increase charging mA
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
My generic usb is better than the samsung one. The samsung one is dodgy
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noraizrox:
I am using the original charger and I even bought a new battery still the charging is slow.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
Did you try another cable?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noraizrox:
Yes, Still the same
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sadekmefti:
Try a different charger

PS: Don't forget thant you have a big battery !
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noraizrox:
I tried a different cable and even bought a new battery.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mahendru1992:
most probably your charging port is faulty. Try blowing air in the port and see if that helps. Or take it to the service center.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
You need to factory reset. If it fixes it, its software. If not, hardware. You need to know so you can send it for repair
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lyylim:
Just use others samsung charger to try, definitely faster than the original one. I have tested.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noraizrox:
Ok I'll do that thanks for help
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noraizrox:
I'll test another charger and see of that helps! Thanks!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vonniel:
I've had this problem too, I was told to empty my battery completely, then recharge my phone to 100%. This worked great for me, my battery just needed to be recalibrated, your's might too.

Hit thanks if this help ;)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sadekmefti:
Change the USB Port, I've changed mine today and the phone is WONDERFUL :D
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noraizrox:
Haha ok I'll hit thanks even if it doesnt work ;) but thanks I am gonna try it!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noraizrox:
What if I try iphone's port?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sadekmefti:
Are you kidding me ??
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noraizrox:
I used it once and it worked fine.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sadekmefti:
I hope you'll not do it again :)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RokuP:
I'm saying WTF??!! to this too, but if you are telling us you've done it before and it worked fine, then you obviously already know the answer to your own question. In that case why in the world would you ask us? I just don't get it...
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noraizrox:
I wont :)
[General Topics] rlattin24:
Hey guys I have my voice set up now so I receive mms through e-mail. I'm trying to get it set up so it only keeps the ones with mms and deletes the rest so I'm not always getting doubles. How can I achieve this?
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] :
Am I just hopelessly confused or is this phone lack the option to change the text tone? If not where is it. I changed all of the ringtone, notification tone, and alarm tone. But none of those is the text tone. Amy help on this subject will be greatly appreciated.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] gunnyman:
messaging program settings notifications
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] CZ Eddie:
I'd like to run an AT&T dedex ROM on my AT&T S4. But the only good looking theme is for Odex ROM's:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2264641

Anyone know if after upgrading to a Deodex ROM with lots of mods for Deodex ROM's, if I can then safely conver to Odex and then apply the Odex theme?

There are scripts that will convert from deodex to odex, but I'm not sure if it will screw anything up. And without a true recovery, it's a PITA for me to try and fail. :D
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] StolenVW:
If you go to page 18 post 173 of that thread you posted you will see a hack way of getting it to work on deodexed ROM that someone posted

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=41347885
[Windows 8 General] apples723:
My dell inspiron 15r 5521 when it shuts down it'd screen goes off but the lights stay on for about three minutes when the screen has gone off the only way to completely get the lights to go off is to hold down the power button for like ten seconds I know it's not good for it but sometimes when I'm in a hurry I have to this computer is like three weeks old so what's wrong with it also how do I keep wifi on when closing the lid is there a registry hack for that? And what is fast boot

Sent from my SGH-T759 and if my gramor is wrong it's probably because I sent this while walking or rushing before a class starts
[Windows 8 General] GoodDayToDie:
The default "shut down" behavior on Win8 is to reboot the computer and then hibernate right before the login screen. This enables the "fast boot" you mention where the computer can be "started" (actually resumed) in seconds. The best solution to this is just never shut down (seriously, there's literally only a couple reasons to ever do this, and I don't think you're adding or removing hardware every time you run between classes...). Use sleep (suspend to RAM; near-instant both to suspend and to resume, draws a tiny bit of battery power but you can leave the machine that way for a week, usually) or hibernate (suspend to disk, takes a while - though it shouldn't be anywhere near 3 minutes - but then shuts down completely and uses no power at all). As a bonus, these methods don't require killing all your programs and starting them again, so you can resume exactly where you left off (even, for example, resume an interrupted download in most cases).

Disabling Fast Boot (look up how to do it, I'm not going to bother holding your hand all the way to the search box of your browser) would let you power the machine down more quickly, but will make bootup somewhat slower (though Win8 still boots up quickly). Disabling Hibernate will also disable Fast Boot, but I don't recommend disabling Hibernate unless you're seriously short on disk space (it reserves a "hibernation file" that is the size of your system RAM). In any case, it's probably just fine to move your computer while it finishes "shutting down" anyhow, though; no need to wait until all the lights are off (don't bang it against anything while the drive is spinning, assuming it's not using an SSD, but that's never a good idea anyhow).

As for leaving WiFi on while the screen is closed, the most likely only way to do that is to modify the Windows power settings to select Lid Close Action: Do Nothing (it will still turn off the screen, which will save a bit of power). However, this just leaves the computer running and will drain the battery almost as fast as using it. A few Win8 machines have a special low-power mode called "Connected Standby", which is similar to what smartphones and tablets do when in sleep mode, using more power than a full suspend-to-RAM but turning off almost everything else except the radios. If your computer doesn't already do this while in sleep mode, though, you're probably not going to be able to enable it; I believe it requires hardware support.
[Windows 8 General] SixSixSevenSeven:
WiFi turning off when you close the lid is normal. Closing the lid *under default settings* puts the laptop into sleep mode. Sleep mode disables WiFi unless your device supports connected standby, which yours doesn't to my knowledge.

Advanced power plan settings will let you set it so that closing the lid does nothing. I would recommend creating a new plan if you want to do that.

Pausing downloads is exactly why I prefer torrents when available, sadly few downloads are available as torrents
[Windows 8 General] apples723:
torrents pause when you get disconected?
[Windows 8 General] SixSixSevenSeven:
torrents break up downloads into much much smaller segments (few kb to 1mb max) and download each segment independantly. Lets say a 5mb file gets broken up into 10 half mb files instead. The torrent client will download them individually, if the internet gets cut midway through file 4, when you reconnect to the internet it still has files 1, 2 and 3 so still has 30% of the progress already. It can just continue from file 4. So yeah, torrents can survive internet disconnection, sleep, hibernate and even a complete system reboot (literally, shut down the machine, start it up 5 or 6 days later and you will be almost exactly where you left off). At the most you might be 1mb behind but as torrented files are sometimes a gb or more that is pretty insignificant. And even on a dial up connection 1 mb is not going to take long to restore.

For smaller downloads like a single MP3 track or a word document its not worth it. But I personally have an internet connection running at 100-200 kilobits per second, so if I want to download a 1.5gb linux distro the ability to pause the download is a huge benefit.

Sadly, few downloads are available as torrents, they are also peer to peer so that relies on a peer being available (basically rather than downloading the file from a dedicated server I am downloading various parts from different people who also have a torrent client and the same file).

Too many people also associate torrents with piracy. It is true that you can pirate movies via a torrent yes, but that doesnt make torrents illegal in any way. It is common for very large files to be offered as a torrent purely because of the pause/resume functionality. Most major linux distributions offer a torrent as a major distribution method.

My preferred torrent client is bit-torrent, heard a few recommendations for μTorrent.

Back ontopic.

Done a little more research. Pretty sure now that your system will not have Connected Standby so you are stuck with wifi turning off when you enter sleep mode. Chances are if you had it then it would already be enabled.

Not really sure whats happening with the lights. In order on the laptops I have had access too (including my old inspiron) on shutdown the display would shutdown, then the fan would cut off and the lights would go out and that would all be within 2 or 3 seconds start to finish (usually the display > fan transition was longer than fan > lights). Never seen 3 minutes myself but I doubt the battery drain from it would be significant so I would perhaps ignore it as an odd quirk, perhaps keep an eye on it.
[Windows 8 General] apples723:
Yeah idk about lights staying on that long because I'm pretty technology savy and we have a 2011 inspiron that manily my syblings use and it dosebt have that problem but I guessing I'll just keep an eye on it but does anyone know of any hacks to keep Wi-Fi on.

Sent from my SGH-T759 and if my gramor is wrong it's probably because I sent this while walking or rushing before a class starts
[Windows 8 General] SixSixSevenSeven:
The wifi on thing is hardware. The system almost completely shuts down in sleep mode. It keeps a little bit on to keep the RAM active and a few other minor tasks but for all intents and purposes its completely shut down. Only if your device supports Connected Standby can it enter sleep mode and keep wifi on. But at the moment only intel clovertrail chips support it. I think the haswell may be getting it too.

There wont be anything like a registry hack to keep wifi on. Wifi off in sleep mode is a trait of all major desktop systems. The only major operating systems which do leave it on are probably android and iOS and they are movile systems which never go into a true sleep mode. They just dim the display and prevent user applications from being run (unless they are given explicit permission to run when locked).

If you really want wifi on when your lid is shut. Go into the power plan settings, create a new plan. Go into its advanced settings and there is a section about what action should be executed for various things like pressing the power button, sleep button (if applicable), reset button (if applicable) and closing or opening the lid of a laptop etc. By default close lid will trigger sleep mode. You can hit the dropdown box and set it to do nothing. Even when set to do nothing, when you close the lid the display will turn off. But otherwise the laptop will remain fully powered on, infact if you hook up an external keyboard, mouse and monitor the system is still usable. The battery drain will be almost the same as leaving your system idle for ages, but as the laptop wont be in sleep mode the wifi will remain on. Its worth looking through that menu anyway, I personally rebind the power button to enter hibernate
[Windows 8 General] seven7xiaoyang:
maybe the “fast boot” i
[Windows 8 General] SixSixSevenSeven:
It shuts down, rebooys and immediately hibernates. Then when you go to hit the power button to turn the system on it appears to boot ridiculously quickly because it only has to wake from hibernation. This might indeed cause the lights to stay on a little longer
[Windows 8 General] hisoft:
Is this really happen after Windows 7? I didn't restart my laptop and only use sleep mode since upgrade to Windows 7. I only shutdown or restart when Windows Update (sometime I force to not restart), software install, hardware fix.
[Windows 8 General] hisoft:
What did you mean hybrid-shutdown? And what you did when you full shutdown/reboot?
[Windows 8 General] SixSixSevenSeven:
I'm not experiencing the same issue on windows 8 myself
[Windows 8 General] quidrick:
Hybrid Boot (that's the correct name for hybrid shutdown / fast boot) does not fully shutdown computer. The process is divided into two parts: log off all users and hibernate remaining system/kernel part. So if you have misbehaving drivers/services, then computer can become unreliable after some time.

When you restart computer, even with fast boot enabled, system goes to full shutdown without hibernation part, so this can temporarily resolve problems like above.
[Windows 8 General] :
Can we have a confirmation about it? Because I enable/disable fast boot all the time...
[Windows 8 General] mehulboricha:
You r right if you don't want that problem disable the quick boot options in power management......

Press thanks if i helped
[Windows 8 General] mcosmin222:
A quick google on the issue brings this up

Windows 8 changes this by shutting down as far as closing the user sessions. At that point, instead of continuing and ending system services, and shutting down

Session 0, Windows then hibernates. This is called Hybrid Shutdown. The steps are shown below.

Click Shut down.

Windows broadcasts messages to running applications, giving them a chance to save data

and settings. Applications can also request a little extra time to finish what

they’re doing.

Windows closes the user sessions for each logged-on user.

Hibernate the Windows session.

Essentially a Windows 8 shutdown consists of logging off all users and then hibernating.

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/olivnie/archive/2012/12/14/windows-8-fast-boot.aspx

A full reboot of windows 8 takes a lot more time than the hybrid shut down. When you reboot, the actual shut down procedure of windows 8 occurs, without cutting off power, ofc.

Therefore, hybrid shut down aka fast boot has nothing to do with restarts.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] senmc:
My screen has a crack in it and needs to be repaired. Has anyone dealt with a company or individual who they could recommend to fix this?

It's not covered by a warranty since i purchased it from e-bay. Please help - my little baby doesn't work very well with a cracked screen!
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] JUICEe:
HEY HEY, I BEEN HAVING THIS SAME PROBLEM SINCE LIKE A 1/2 YR NOW, AND IV BEEN XDA-FREE, WHICH IS SO HARD :cry:

ANY WAY, U COULD PROBABLLY FIND A NEW LCD FOR ABOUT $ 100- 130.00, WHICH IS TOO MUCH FOR ME SO IM STILL LOOKIN 4 SUMTHING CHEAPER

IF U DO TELL ME PLEASE :D

DRIGITEE@SBCGLOBAL.NET
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] darkmedium:
Hi,

I was searching all over the internet to find solution for this but i didn't. Gingerbread is XGO's smoothest firmware so I want to root it to delete bloatware apps and some other useful programs like titanium backup. I have tried ICS but my wifi doesn't work (tried alot of stuff to fix that), camera is too slow and it drains battery very fast. My current firmware is stock JB which i flashed with flashtool. I don't want unlocked bootloader so please tell me how to root GB on easiest way, if possible.

If there's no way to root GB without unlocking bootloader and messing up android (i'm noob), then I'm insterested into rooting JB if possible, without unlocking bootloader ofcourse.

Another few questions that I have is what exactly is bootloader and how can I lock it again if unlocked? Will I be able to update my phone with SUS or Sony PC Companion when bootloader is unlocked? What are negative effects of unlocking it?

That's about it, thanks. =)
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] auni:
Search the General Section properly, everything you asked are explained there already.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] doctor_droid:
edit

sorry . wrong link posted
[HTC Desire C] Teltboy:
Hello,

I have a HTC Desire C (HTC Golf) and I would like to install the custom ROM HTC Desire C Explos!on, but the links seems to be dead. Please somebody could refresh the links ? I have already unlocked my phone, so the missing part is the ROM and a compatible version of ClockWorkMod.

Thanks in advance
[HTC Desire C] saider:
The developer stopped developing this rom:)

---------- Post added at 09:44 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:37 PM ----------

Install revolution or CM :good:
[HTC Desire C] Teltboy:
Thanks for your answer, but I prefer this one. I will try to ask the author.
[HTC Desire C] penguin449:
Explos!on Rom was origanally built to mimic CM9, CM9 has most of the same feautures, however if you like wifi, RevoloutinMod desense is close the Explos!on Rom!! And TWRP is better then CWM and you can find it in the Origanal Android Development section, or use Hansoon 2000's all in one toolkit :D
[HTC Desire C] Teltboy:
And you can't change the theme ? I find the orange of Revolution rather aggressive.
[HTC Desire C] penguin449:
:fingers-crossed:

I'm not sure Revo has theme support /: you can either flash CM10 or Evervolv which are 4.1.2 Jelly bean with theme support but wihtout WiFi, or Revo with no theme support and WiFi...
[HTC Desire C] Teltboy:
Evervolv seems pretty awesome but I remain faithful to HTC Sense, and orange is not so bad. I will flash my Golf with Revolution.

Thanks for your advices :cool:
[HTC Desire C] penguin449:
If you would like, i could port you a sense rom over from Pico? without the orange? haha