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[HTC Desire X] 1qasdfghj:
Can you make me guide with pictures? Because I do not understand

What is Hboot? How can I find which I have?
[HTC Desire X] Will_Xda:
You'll find XDA a lot easier to understand if you use the search function.... Xpirt was referring to this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1943822 it's so easy to use my Dog could root her phone (if she had one)
[HTC Desire X] 1qasdfghj:
I need to Unlock Bootloader?
[HTC Desire X] Will_Xda:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=36138808#post36138808
[HTC Desire X] 1qasdfghj:
Your program Unlock Bootloader or I need to do it myself?
[HTC Desire X] xpirt:
Did you not unlocked bootloader yet? If not, download the tool I told you to install and follow instructions on it.

xpirt
[HTC Desire X] 1qasdfghj:
The tool can Unlock Bootloader in my device?
[HTC Desire X] mike90ro:
The tool will help you unlocking it, there are some steps you need to follow.

(Kinda offtopic)-Can I use the same procedure to RE-unlock it (mine is re-locked for now)
[HTC Desire X] xpirt:
Yes but with htc website too, but did you try with htcdev.com, go on it and there are simple instructions.

xpirt
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] The Sickness:
Im porting a rom to Verizon. But it has Aroma installer on it. The dev of the rom im porting said it should should be fine.

But you have 3 different kernels to choose from and tmobile apps.

Do I just not use Aroma? Just delete it?

Or do I need it?

Sent from my Wicked T999
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] nelsona96:
I'm just trying to figure out how to go back to stock recovery on my phone. Help me please!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] crawrj:
I have flashable zips in my stock rom threads.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] nelsona96:
Thank you for that, that worked. I just flashed it so I could do the mf9 update but now when I go to update it, it says "your device is up to date". What..?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] daniel4653:
Your phone hasn't received the update.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] nelsona96:
Yes it has I had the notification for it
[Google Chromecast] alex94kumar:
I bought a Chromecast yesterday, and I'm going to be headed off to college in a few weeks, and I am really hoping Chromecast has some protection against random intruders. Because I'm bringing a small HDTV with me, and I'll be using my school's public wifi network. Anyone else have any thoughts?
[Google Chromecast] brooksyx:
Does your dorm/apartment room have a wired ethernet connection as well? You could probably buy a cheap router and set a small private wireless lan.

I never lived in the dorms when I went to school but my ex girlfriend did and this is what I did for her.
[Google Chromecast] alex94kumar:
Ah! I never thought of this! While this will definitely work for me, I worry about other consumers who buy Chromecast who won't have access to ethernet/a router
[Google Chromecast] J33per:
There is no protection or security unfortunately - this is something that Google really needs to address.
[Google Chromecast] alex94kumar:
Yeah, even if it's just a 3 or 4 digit pin, i'd be perfectly fine with that
[Google Chromecast] Echodawg:
What security risks do you guys expect?
[Google Chromecast] alex94kumar:
I will have this device in a dorm room at college, on the school's wifi network

Anyone with the Chromecast app and is near me could hijack my TV
[Google Chromecast] Echodawg:
Ahh, I see.

I thought you were worried about hacking through the GCast to your phone or comp.

I haven't gotten mine yet but I would assume it works through google services and you would sign in with your google account or a pin would pop up on the TV to link the two.
[Google Chromecast] Mr. Steve:
I really hope that Google does an update soon that adds some kind of basic security. As others have said, a simple four digit code that is displayed on the TV that you need to type into your device would be fine.
[Google Chromecast] alex94kumar:
I wholeheartedly agree
[Google Chromecast] typ_ex:
It would work as long as

1. The network admin of your school didn't shutdown the port its running on (which is most likely)

2. Your college doesn't have a sign in page after you log in
[Google Chromecast] hawkns:
There is no security, no login, nothing. If you are on the same network as a Chromecast, it will show up in the extension or apps and you would be able to take over the screen.
[Google Chromecast] xnatex21:
Not to mention, the school probably has a policy against unauthorized wireless networks.
[Google Chromecast] ChrisNee1988:
You can try to hide the SSID from being broadcasted by the router
[Google Chromecast] TabGuy:
My daughter lived in the dorms at San Jose State. The first thing we did every fall was add a wifi router to the LAN in her room. There was never an issue.

Another daughter went to Loyola Marymount. Same thing there.
[Google Chromecast] brooksyx:
Why would a school have a policy against additional wifi networks in living quarters and also how would they police that??

I went to a state college of 20,000 students, no way they can stop that. Not that they would.

-----

Also I doubt that if you link up to the schools wifi and try to connect to your chromecast it won't work. Wifi networks like that have many ports and features blocked to prevent you from connecting to other peoples computers/etc who don't have any security settings enabled. Sadly this will most likey stop you from being able to do not shady network stuff yourself. Best bet is set up your own local lan.
[Google Chromecast] monkey082506:
My college would find the wireless routers sending signals and search that building for them. It was a pain to deal with. Good luck.
[Google Chromecast] legendnexus:
set up a wireless network from your laptop;

www.connectify.me

and use your laptop as a router
[Google Chromecast] johnniewalker:
Chromecast may not work on Public Wifi

You may not be able to use it on the schools public wifi network without setting up your own access point.

It's a bit tricky to explain, and this is something could be addressed in a future update, but....

Many public wifi networks allow you to connect without a password to the network - and then they limit your access until you click a button to agree to a terms of service. Currently the Chromecast will connect to the network but it appears there is no way for it to 'click the accept button'.

A similar thing happens at many commercial places, like starbucks or macdonalds, where they offer free wifi.

Google tech support says the Chromecast was not designed to be used on public networks.

I do hope it does work out for you, and if it does not, that Google offers an update to resolve this sometime.
[Google Chromecast] Sasquatch4Ever:
It's quite simple actually. There are only 3 non-overlapping 2.4GHz channels and in order to cover a whole college dorm, they need all 3 channels. Any additional APs will DESTROY coverage for the surrounding rooms. If students knew how much their neighbors were killing their wifi, they would hate each other.

I work at a university of about 8,000 students and we have an intern go through the logs on our wireless controllers about once a week, make his rounds with nice little notes that explain the school's policy about personal APs and inform students of the $100 fines for not removing it. Sound pretty controlling? Absolutely! But I've done extensive tests, as have our sister schoolers, and I can tell you without a shadow of a doubt that having individual APs wrecks the wireless for everyone that isn't in the same room as the Ap.

And to the OP: Chromecast will not work on your school's wifi. Did some testing this morning, and it requires P2P over wireless, which no sane network admin would have enabled.
[Google Chromecast] shane269:
You can setup a network in a dorm room with low broadcasting power and have it run your chrome cast without issue. You can also use small antennas to retain the signal in your room it doesn't take much to get he signal to go ten feet. This is one of those YMMV situations if they ban AP's all together you receive a fine for starting tethering on your phone. If it isn't causing and issue there is no issue. Also you could power down your internal network when your aren't using it for chromecast.
[Google Chromecast] QuAdS17:
This. I set this up myself today before seeing yo posted this. I wanted to see if anybody else used this before making a longer post.

I'm basically able to cast on the go without having to bring a router around with me
[Google Chromecast] hypergirl:
Apt. Building Free WiFi- no access to their router

Hi,

My apartment building has free Wifi for residents. We have a password to allow access. However, no access to their router. I have my own Belkin router (new but not being used).

Is there a way to allow my own router to act as an access point by somehow getting the WiFi the apartment building uses? If yes, is there a set of directions on the forum that cover how to do this? I just couldn't find anything but if it can be done with a school WiFi (assume students just have the password to allow log on).

Thank you in advance!
[Google Chromecast] brizey:
Wow. Fines? Sounds like a legal mess.

Anyone know what the fcc rules are for a third party to regulate Wi-Fi usage are?

(Of course, they don't have the balls to stand up to Virginia and other states that ban radar detectors.)
[Google Chromecast] aashishtheaasik:
That's exactly what I am looking for. I live in dorm and we have WPA-2 Enterprise network. That is, we all need to connect using own username and password. When I connect this way, I cannot see any other device in the Network. I cannot create homegroup, use application like AirDroid and I think I won't be able to use chromecast too. I am also looking to set up a cheap router in bridge mode to use existing wifi and create my own AP, so that I can create homegroup or form a home network. Does anybody know if this is possible, when I don't have no control on school's router other then having my login credentials for WPA-2 Enterprise. Thanks in advance.
[Google Chromecast] jmikeb92:
I know my college had a sign in page on anything that uses the WiFi and they don't allow us to bring our own routers. What I did was get a router and told them it was another Xbox as they only check the Mac address. Boom solid WiFi connection at all times with 3 xboxs and 2 ps3s. If worst comes to worse that's what you can do.
[Google Chromecast] pointdooly:
1. Flash your router with DD-WRT firmware for more features (you need to check your router is compatible or not)

2. Use DD-WRT's Repeater option to feed WAN source wirelessly (wireless connection-in this case your apartment building) to your router.

=> Then your router will create an own private connections(192.168.1.*) for LAN devices (including chrome cast, laptops, tablets...)

For router, I already configured one of my extra router to test the repeater feature.

But I still haven't tried yet for the ChromeCast. (I have NOT received my back-ordered ChromeCast yet.)
[Google Chromecast] djhotpocket:
I've been staying at a local hotel with my 2 and 3 yr old kids during some major home repairs. Hotel WiFi won't work so I've been doing the following: VZW Galaxy S4 (with grandfathered unlimited data, thank god) set as mobile hotspot....chromecast in hotel TV.... My Acer Tablet for Netflix to cast. This dongle played for itself in one night. Casting Netflix at 1080p is a nasty data hog though. 15 GB of streaming so far. :-0
[Google Chromecast] picopir8:
I uses a similar network at my old house because my internet providers free router did not cover our entire home. The second network had considerably lower throughput because the router was only designed to communicate on one network at a time and all traffic had to be relayed between the two networks. This severely impacted skype and video streaming.

My experience was with using a wrt54gs and dd-wrt. Buying a more expensive router that supports multiple networks or one with greater bandwidth would likely yield better results.
[Google Chromecast] sic0048:
That's too bad. Imagine the pranks that would be going on if they allowed Chromecasts..... streaming porn to your neighbor's TV at 3am, or when you see their significant other about to enter the room, or when their parents visit......
[Google Chromecast] hypergirl:
Still a couple of ?s
[Google Chromecast] christran12:
Even if they found a way to log in to the network it would probably still not work. Most public, corporate and educational WiFi has some form of AP Isolation Mode turned on so that wireless clients cannot directly communicate with each other. Basically, each wireless device is sandboxed on there own network segment. P2P Protocols such as DIAL, used by Chromecast, can't traverse this. Even Apple protocols (AirPrint, Airplay, etc) can't get passed this. Wired connections usually don't have the same restrictions so a local router would probably work (that is if the network doesn't have additional restrictions such as Cisco Port Security) if you not against messing with the existing infrastructure WiFi signal.

I work for a K12 school district and we have our WiFi AND wired in such a restrictive way, even an externally connected router would be defeated. We do have to "protect" young kids. College networks would probably be less restrictive.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] dkvanb:
If I have a stock device (firmware, kernal and recovery) and I enter recovery, will that trip the customer rom or flash counter? I recently did so, and my device status is now saying "custom". Meanwhile I did not root, or flash anything.

-------------------------

Resolution:

Thanks for both of your help.

Here are the steps if anyone else is interested:

0) Back everything up, your phone might get bricked... so if your scared don't do this!

1) Root Device (CF Auto Root preferred)

2) Download, Install Triangle Away and run triangle away

3) Go to download mode (volume down + home button when restarting) and ensure you do not see custom for binary and system status

Click Here for Image

4) Go to http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/ and download the latest firmware

5) Go to recovery mode (volume up + home button when restarting), factory reset, clear delvik cache, format partition.

6) Go back to download mode and flash the latest firmware

7) You now have warranty back, and completely stock
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] polish_pat:
enetring stock recovery should not trip custom status or flash counter...weird Do you have a 64gb sd card
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] dkvanb:
I do, a scandisk 64gb. I removed it, and the battery and I still got custom device? Is there something else I could do?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Aou:
After doing so, allow the phone to boot up fully, and let it sit for about 2 minutes. Then restart and see if the custom status went away.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] dkvanb:
I've installed triangle away, reset the counter, download mode shows everything as official. I've installed a fresh copy of the latest rom via odin, removed SD card, removed battery... still no luck!!!!!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Aou:
That is strange. Normally the following would always fix the custom logo:

- Odin to stock

- Allow device to reboot

- Let device sit for 2 minutes

- Reboot

(The 2 minutes is to allow SysScope to scan the system and subsequently mark the system as "Official" - you can check on its progress in Settings -> about device -> about phone -> Device status. Usually it only scans for the first :38 sec of a normal boot, but I've seen it take up to two minutes before. This timer doesn't include the time it takes your phone to do the "Android is Upgrading" thing.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] dkvanb:
So I managed to fix it... I downloaded and flashed the AMG1 July tom after wiping my partition entirely. Thx for the support.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Aou:
Excellent! Glad to hear you got it fixed!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] polish_pat:
The issues is related to the 64GB SD, don't ask me why, i've been on an intensive month long troubleshooting session to find out why but i never did. If you took out the SD and rebooted twice, official status would come back, although the new firmwares dont have that issue
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] dkvanb:
Thanks for both of your help.

Here are the steps if anyone else is interested:

0) Back everything up, your phone might get bricked... so if your scared don't do this!

1) Root Device (CF Auto Root preferred)

2) Download, Install Triangle Away and run triangle away

3) Go to download mode (volume down + home button when restarting) and ensure you do not see custom for binary and system status

Click Here for Image

4) Go to http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/ and download the latest firmware

5) Go to recovery mode (volume up + home button when restarting), factory reset, clear delvik cache, format partition.

6) Go back to download mode and flash the latest firmware

7) You now have warranty back, and completely stock
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] blastagator:
I didn't have to do any of that. I just used ODIN and flashed the package. A reboot later and I was good to go like it never even happened.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] dkvanb:
lol, I wish that worked for me...
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] derrickdroid:
Hey guys, was just wondering if someone could make a mod for JB 211 to make the time, battery, signal and other icons in status bar to be the JB cyan color? This would be great.

Xperia LT28at running BlackZax'7 JB. 211
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] xyge:
Here u go :)

http://db.tt/1kEtU8Nb

Hit thanks if someone helps
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] derrickdroid:
Didnt work..

Xperia LT28at running BlackZax'7 JB. 211
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] xyge:
Flash n wipe cache n dalvik :confused:

Are u deodexed?
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] derrickdroid:
Tried again even wiping cache and dalvik cache. Nothing

And no deodexed here

Xperia LT28at running BlackZax'7 JB. 211
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] xyge:
Ull have to be deodexed for mods.

Try this goto system/apps and delete Systemui.odex

Then flash

Make sure u take a backup before
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] derrickdroid:
gonna try to deodex the rom since there are other mods i would like to flash also.. will let you know if it works after deodexing the rom.

just waiting on Cygwin to install everything.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] davidbar93:
You can download deodexed rom for here... just search for 6.2.B.0.211 deodexed rom ,Yakandu shared it.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] derrickdroid:
dont see that anywhere. Except for Xperia S JB, please keep in mind i using the LT28at Ion.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] davidbar93:
My bad ,didn't read that your device is ion.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] banditnich:
Hi all,

After update to 4.3 I realize that Dice Player is crashing (vitamio is crashing too), try to install MX Player and right now still not support 4.3 yet....

Any player is running well at 4.3 on your Gnex?

Got a bunch of .flv cartoon videos that my daughter usually watch, now there's no player can play it. the stock player won't play it back.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
The waiting game is all that's left. Nothing works for 4.3 as the api hasn't been implemented yet. The source pack hasn't been given to developers yet.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] banditnich:
Looks like my daughter must wait to watch her fave cartoon :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dexviajiboy:
Game works/tested no lag on my devices 4.3 Yakju:

-Asphalt 7, PES2012, Candy Crush, NFSMW..

Video player:

-VLC ok...

-MX PLayer (FC) not compatible...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jsgraphicart:
A8 Player works

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hipipal.mna8

EDIT: I dont know if it works with flv files though since I dont have any
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Carlos_Manuel:
Vlc should work
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] itasoulas:
Don't know about you guys but kinda fed up with all issues arising from simple to more major things when google releases a firmware upgrade. From playstore apps, dev mods, rooting... just about everything!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Prasad:
VLC isn't working for streaming online videos as it did before..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CADude:
This is what you guys get for flashing too fast. It always takes some time. You should know this by now. Its happened several times already. Don't complain because you can't learn from your mistakes.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] banditnich:
VLC work but playing FLV only audio, no video shown

Thanks jsgraphicart, A8 Player work with the FLV files...

I'm gonna use it while waiting for Dice Player update the program for 4.3

Maybe your post isn't directed to me, but I just wanna clarify, I'm creating this thread not for complaining the broken apps.

Just gained some input from the community for the video player app that running on new firmware.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ronnie_1712:
Moboplayer is working too. I miss MX :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmstlist:
BSPlayer is working for me. Again haven't tried FLV.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] madd0g:
New updates break **** : deal with it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] banditnich:
Mobo crash when try to play FLV, too bad because I like the UI and no ads on the apps :(

Thanks cmstlist BSPlayer playback FLV flawlessly and with addition of lock button when playing video is perfect for kids :victory:
[Micromax A110] sagarwep:
I am Starting this thread for Development And Discussion For New Advance Rom for Micromax Canvas 2 So Give the Suggestion for Developer For Developed Best Rom.​

I request to Developer please see this thread regularly and give the suggestion. This is helpful for our community who loved for canvas 2​
[Micromax A110] jaunty:
Suggesting soon.. :beer::)
[Micromax A110] sagarwep:
Serious matter for me I am working for 4.2.1 but no success I have choose 3 Romes but no success every time boot loop

Can anyone provide me 4.2.1 Rom runs on MTK 6577 device

:):):)
[Micromax A110] jaunty:
M serious too.. :mad:

I will try to find... If succeed than report,
[Micromax A110] sagarwep:
Ok bro I will wait...
[Micromax A110] GuestK00405:
Maybe you can try porting HTC sense ROMs :)
[Micromax A110] sagarwep:
OK bro I publish new HTC sense UI ROM tomorrow based on 4.1.2

Send via legoIce Canvas S4
[Micromax A110] gaurav247star:
4.2.1 will be awesome .... ROM
[Micromax A110] Horcrux08:
Yeah,First HTC based Rom for a110.

Try to port XZ Messages and Phone app in Lego Xperia Rom!
[Micromax A110] AKshay_Saini:
Every one Want 4.2.1 ROm Or CM10 Rom
[Micromax A110] poran123:
CM10 Rom... I like CM ROM
[Micromax A110] Rahulsingh190:
Mostly fully new look .& 4.2.2 probably
[Micromax A110] pragun-sharma:
Developers better know what to include and what not..I can't suggest on that but only thing i can say is that the ROM should be better on performance and battery....

And plz include one thing if u can OTA(over the air) and provide long term support :p

I advice just go through Lewa ROM by [MENTION=5103219]mufti.arfan[/MENTION] once and u will find ur answers....:):):):thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

All d best.... Dev...
[Micromax A110] Akhilendra Gadde:
If u are working for 4.2 ROM then u require to port kernel From 4.2 ROM from other device.

U can try by changing API level i.e.

One way is by compiling it from cm10.1 ROM . Other way is to try porting ROMs from canvas HD.

For 4.2 based rom , kernel modifications are required . This is possible when we have kernel source codes available for MTK6577 chipset by MMX.

Good luck !
[Micromax A110] nrathod3:
Hey guyz i m new to development can u suggest me sme threads or sme links to get sme more info

Sent from my Micromax A110