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[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] S34Qu4K3:
Already checked that :/ Don't work
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] S34Qu4K3:
Checked kernel source and got this:

2¡¢If your phone already enable secboot feature, please decrypt or unlock the secboot feature first.

So, it seems that our bootloader is unlocked but encrypted with a 1024 bits md5RSA cryptokey. Or Huawei give info about this, or we can forget about flashing custom kernels
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] Stickman89:
I already confirmed this encryption, packages

MUST

be signed by Huaweii in order to be flashed via recovery. The honor 2 has the same encryption method and they even managed to get a developer built CWM signed by Huawei in order to support custom ROMS.
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] S34Qu4K3:
So, as Stickman89 found checking their recovery fstab, their recovery SHOULD work in the P6
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] erbode:
did you try our recovery (u9508/g615)??

It's an .exe file...
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] S34Qu4K3:
Already unpacked it too

It does a fastboot flash recovery Sec_recovery.img

Stickman89 extracted the fstab and looks almost equal to our fstab
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] Macko mia:
Hey friend I have tried this but....in the first part

"adb reboot-boatloader" ..the device reboots ..and gets stuck on the Huawei logo screen...that's it.....!

Any solution for me.....lol

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Fone got locked after update to b118 any help.........
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] tauio111:
adb reboot bootloader
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] Macko mia:
Tried no luck.....
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] Macko mia:
....this is what it shows
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] jalal.arkat:
C:\Users\ARKAT>fastboot oem get-bootin

... INFOlocked

OKAY

how to unlock??

please help my phone dead not have recoverymod just fastboot
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] PulseDroid:
All your answers here
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] fery6767:
hi

its my problem too. after upgrading to b513 my phone go to soft-break and bootloader is locked,

cant flash anything, just fastboot but it dont flash any .img file into phone :(

i send an email to huawei and request unlock code to unlock bootloader, and waiting for an answer :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

any idea?
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] tileeq:
Unlock my bootloader:

Make sure you have a working adb connection to the PC

Boot to fastboot/bootloader either via the command adb reboot bootloader or by restarting the phone and holding down vol down+power for about 10 seconds.

Send this command to the phone via adb:

fastboot oem unlock UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

Sent from my SM-G850F
[Nexus 7 General] bjadams44:
Passed my old N7 along and using the new 32Gig model 2 now.

I've read about a GPS issue but I don't seem to have the problem. I rooted my last one but never really took advantage of that so I'll probably use this one stock for awhile. I did notice that the new one has no "docking port" or whatever the heck that contact point was supposed to be. .... So what happened to the docking port? The absence in the new model says "orphan" to me.

So far, very nice and very smooth, great screen and no apparent quality or fit problems. The second camera is a nice addition.

And Amazon just informed me that the Chromecast unit I ordered last month will be delivered sometime in September or October.
[Nexus 7 General] freddy0872:
The Old School Dock

The Dock connections on the old school Nexus 7 were for charging capabilities and for audio out i believe. I read a few reviews and that about the dock and i thought it would be great to have one...... however everywhere i looked since the N7 came out they were all out of stock.

And not work the $50 they were asking. So oh well!

They must of deemed the Dock Capability not needed after that and kept it out of the 2013 model. :-/
[Nexus 7 General] Mach3.2:
Because they have the wireless charging coil in the new n7

Beamed from my Grouper
[Nexus 7 General] Warren_Orange:
I love the docking capabilities of the old Nexus 7. I have speakers connected to my docks and use it as a small media player at various points around the house.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raz123:
So I'm ready to make the switch to VoIP on a data-only plan.

The only obstacle is that my carrier will charge me an arm and a leg if I make/receive any calls/sms to the phone number assigned to the SIM.

How do I go about disabling these functions while keeping 3G data active?

I'm hoping for a solution that doesn't involve playing with the source (code nublet here)!

ALSO: Please don't suggest enabling air plane mode, as that completely disables the modem.

What I tried: Disabling the phone application, disabling the contacts, disabling the mms application.. Phone still receives calls :(
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] test1044:
i looked at various android web servers. but does they really work without enabling wifi ?

looked at kws,paw server and servdroid. but look like they need wifi on for some point of time. after some time if we disabled it , it will work onwards. something i am missing here. as i only need to run web pages on that device only with localhost:8080/projectname.

we can also access html files by file:// url but needed web server for specific points.

update: this is my first post and know that this is not right forum section. could any moderator please move it to appropriate section as i don't have the permissions to do so.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] deadenz:
I realize this thread was closed but I had a couple questions about this.. this mod also changes the LTE icons so when my icon changes to H+ is it just the icons that change or does this mod actually effect your speed since you're changing the model and carrier in your build.prop file? Also in the play store it shows your phone as I9505 instead of I337. Is there a way to remove the at&t without changing the icons?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] deadenz:
"2. Locate this line (AT&T model):

ro.product.device=jflteatt

ro.product.model=SAMSUNG-SGH-I337

ro.product.name=jflteuc

3. change it to:

ro.product.device=jflte

ro.product.model=GT-I9505

ro.product.name=jfltexx"

Would ONLY changing product.device and not the others cause problems? I read somewhere just removing the att at the end of jflteatt would work? I would try myself but with being on mf3 I can't flash firmware if something goes wrong and I'm not very knowledgeable about build.prop and rooting.. the only other phone I've rooted was the LG p769. Thanks for any information..
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] rjohnstone:
The only line you need to change is this one ro.product.name=jflteuc

Change it to ro.product.name=jfltexx or ro.product.name=jfltetmo and the AT&T name goes away.

Your signal icons will change to the default set, but it does not impact the signal at all. H+ simply means you're not in an LTE area.

You will get an LTE icon of you're on LTE.

Short of editing the SystemUI, there is no way to keep theAT&T versions as they are tied to the AT&T branding.

Changing the other lines as mentioned above can cause issues with the voicemail button on the dialer.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] M.Zaki:
i made a full apps backup and then flashed ORCA ROM 4.2.2 but when i try to restore the backup it restores only 2 apps(Solid explorer, Photo editor)

the backup was made using Nexus Root-toolkit, and without system apps ....... another thing is that when i try to flash Gapps through TWRP it says flashed successfully but nothing is actually installed or appears in my applications
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] imzaki1994:
Widgetlocker lock the screen the second it is off so i canvt use touch wack or the home button to continue ehat i was doing without unlocking the phone

Any help
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] imzaki1994:
Any one!?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raz123:
Disclaimer: X-Posted in Android Development and Hacking > Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

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So I'm ready to make the switch to VoIP on a data-only plan.

The only obstacle is that my carrier will charge me an arm and a leg if I make/receive any calls/sms to the phone number assigned to the SIM.

How do I go about disabling these functions while keeping 3G data active?

I'm hoping for a solution that doesn't involve playing with the source (code nublet here)!

ALSO: Please don't suggest enabling air plane mode, as that completely disables the modem.

What I tried: Disabling the phone application, disabling the contacts, disabling the mms application.. Phone still receives calls :(
[Nexus 10 General] dunemessiah:
http://www.theverge.com/2013/8/9/4605328/asus-nexus-10-rumor

Thoughts? I know most of you guys are current-gen Nexus 10 owners, but this is good or bad news? Maybe we'll see an aluminum tablet like the Transformers instead of normal Samsung plastic?
[Nexus 10 General] :
If they've fixed the I/O issues, maybe. But on the whole, my reaction was actually rather along the lines of "please no." Samsung's build quality on Google devices has been very solid in my opinion, they make excellent NAND and screen tech, and they're a bit saner about speaker placement.

Perhaps most importantly though, I actually hate metal builds on tablets. Mainly because anyone who's owned a flat-back metal tablet (such as an iPad for me, and brief experiences with the "premium" Transformers) knows what an awful grating sound these things can make when you set them down on some surfaces. The rubberized back might be many things to different people, but it's definitely not noisy.
[Nexus 10 General] Geodude074:
This actually makes a lot of sense. Samsung recently just came out with the Tab 3 10.1, which based on a dollar-per-performance metric, is inferior to their old Nexus 10 in every way. It wouldn't make sense for them to release yet another tablet with even better performance for the same price.

I actually like the rubbery/grippy back of the N10. It may not look as pretty as aluminum, but it's easier to hold.

Also, since the new Transformer Pad Infinity has the Tegra 4, my guess is the new N10 will come with the Tegra 4. It's either that or the SD 800. In any case, the new N10 will be a beast, and I can't wait to get one.
[Nexus 10 General] Warren_Orange:
If it's true it will probably be based on the new Asus Transformer that is due out anytime. So the new Nexus 10 maybe tegra 4 based.
[Nexus 10 General] :
Based on the recent Qualcomm/AOSP debacle going on right now, I think it's more likely to be the Tegra.
[Nexus 10 General] talz13:
Update: Former Wall Street Journal reporter Amir Efrati has retracted his statement that Samsung is making the new Nexus 10.
[Nexus 10 General] Warren_Orange:
Well I'm glad I got my (belated) N10 and didn't wait.

Asus QC is extremely poor. Two N7's I got last year had screen lift. Asus gimped the memory speed in last year's Transformers and many people are furious about that.

The two Samsung products I have owned have been perfect build wise - Nexus S and the N10 I just got. Can't fault them.
[Nexus 10 General] GldRush98:
Hey guys, current N7 (2012) owner here. I'm excited to see what Asus will bring to the table. Here are some thoughts/concerns as someone who is wanting to purchase a 2nd gen N10:

-The screen on the current N10 is amazing. I hope Asus at least matches it.

-Speaker placement. The front-facing speakers are a fantastic design decision. I hope Asus maintains this design aesthetic.

-I am hoping for an LTE model. Both gen N7's from Asus have LTE, and I hope this means it is coming to the N10. Missing LTE is the biggest thing (other than a 2nd gen on the horizon) that is keeping me from an N10 right now.

-I'm not concerned about build issues. The current N10 seems to have a few issues of its own. I have had zero problems with my N7, so I know Asus can put out a nice product.

-Upgraded chipset is a no-brainer, but will we see more ram? I sort of hope so...

-Price point; I hope they lower the wifi-only models a bit and price the LTE's where the current wifi models are. Asus knows how to keep build costs down, so I am hoping this is feasible

So that is kind of my thoughts on the 2nd Gen N10. I've got my fingers crossed on this bad boy. I hope it doesn't disappoint.
[Nexus 10 General] wohli:
I made the same experience with the N7 and the transformer prime. And even worst than the build quality is the customer care. No Asus products for me, thanks, but no thanks!
[Nexus 10 General] styckx:
No hurry to leave the N10.. Solid device.
[Nexus 10 General] Zanshin-g1:
Asus doesn't have Samsung's display or storage tech. No thanks.
[Nexus 10 General] qskile:
Have to strongly agree. My wife has the Transformer Prime and it requires a custom rom and hacks such as requiring a high class external sd card to handle i/o operations to bypass the abysmal internal storage. With Nexus devices not having access to external sd I would steer well clear of the new Nexus until sufficient feedback tells you otherwise.
[Nexus 10 General] BarryH_GEG:
This screen shot is supposedly "proof" that Asus is building the next N10.

This is what comes back from the UPC that's posted.

Asus could end up making the next N10 but not by "winning out" over Samsung. Based on the rather marginal sales and low margin of the N10 #1 Samsung may have decided to pass. Asus is incredibly good at making a lot (features) for a little (price). But as others have already said the components used, like low-cost NAND, are how they make the numbers work. After following the Prime and Infinity it would take a lot of change in Asus' approach for me to even consider one of their devices.
[Nexus 10 General] ncvikingx97:
Really hoping that it is not built by Asus. I may end up buying a nexus 10 now instead of waiting later for the new one. There is something about asus I don't like :p.
[Nexus 10 General] GunnerOnASpooky:
Having owned a tf101 and a tf201, I really hope that ASUS doesn't get into the Nexus line. The tf 201 in particular is garbage, unless, as stated before, you use a custom rom ...and even then, to get decent performance, you need to hack it to use a high speed SD card to get what should have been its IO speed to begin with. Couple that with the myriad of issues that came about due to poor quality control, such as light bleed, LCD mura, dead pixels, and their horrible RMA policies (like making you pay to ship a defective device to them for repairs...several times in some cases) and an ASUS tab is a no-go for me, no matter what the specs are.

Sent from my Nexus 10 using Xparent BlueTapatalk 2
[Nexus 10 General] -Grift-:
If its ever a tegra on the new N10 then im off, not buying that crap. Owning a N7 2012 edition right now and its a disappointment ... Bad screen, horrible speakers and that tegra chip heating up so bad... Thinking of buying a current gen N10 and trading in my N7. Worth? Opinions please :) I mean i read reviews and such but actual user opinion would be awesome :D Will surely install CM on it though
[Nexus 10 General] ncvikingx97:
That's what I'm also thinking about doing. The nexus 7 used to be great, but the chip aged horribly. It isn't as smooth or fast as it used to be .
[Nexus 10 General] dcaplinger76:
I'm also interested in some user opinions here.. too late to sway me though as mine is already being shipped. Probably get the new one too when it comes out although I just had my first Asus tablet in the new Nexus 7 but had to return due to touchscreen issues twice.
[Nexus 10 General] Geodude074:
Am I the only one here who likes Asus?

I've had both the N7 and the N7v2. I also have an Asus laptop. If I had the money I'd splurge on the Asus AIO Desktop (that runs both Windows 8 and Android). All of my motherboards have been Asus.

For all the people complaining about Asus's N7 build quality, there's an equal percentage of people complaining about Samsung's N10 build quality, I assure you.

In any case, when the new N10 comes out, I'll be one of the first in line to buy it. :D It's either coming packed with the Tegra 4 or the SD 800.
[Nexus 10 General] dcaplinger76:
I actually love Asus products.. I can't speak for the tablets with the exception of my short stint with Nexus 7v2. Aside from my missed touches I loved it. I use their motherboards alot. So to answer your question. ... you are not alone, there are at least 2 of us. :D
[Nexus 10 General] ncvikingx97:
Mostly just a refresher. I don't want Asus because I have a nexus 7 and Asus laptop. Also , something tells me that Asus will take a simplistic look for this next tablet. I will not by it if it looks like a transformer with nexus branding . One if the reasons I like nexus hardware is because of the cool, minimal, almost alien-like appearance of the products. With both nexus 7s (they do look OK), Asus hasn't achieved that, in my opinion.
[Nexus 10 General] -Grift-:
Nothing against build quality just the choice of parts.. Well it was meant to be a "cheap"? Tablet can't help it :) Motherboards are a whole other story IMO
[Nexus 10 General] CWalkop:
I feel like ASUS is getting unnecessarily bashed here, and that people don't understand how the Nexus line works.

1. ASUS makes solid devices, overall. They KNOW how to make a good motherboard. And if you can make a solid motherboard...you can make almost anything. I trust ASUS build quality; they're good in that regard. I've played around with some pretty solid TF700s at Best Buy.

2. ASUS will not use metal for the Nexus 10. Let me rephrase that - Google will not use metal for the Nexus 10. We've seen from both the Nexus 7, Nexus 4, AND cuirrent Nexus 10 that Google has a very strong influence on the design process of their devices - each one of the Nexii is designed very differently than their counterparts made solely by the OEMs. Look at the MemoPad, Transformer Pad Infinity, Samsung Galaxy Note, and LG Optimus G. Totally different.They've made it clear that soft-touch plastic is where they're headed, and Google made the right decision there.

3. Why the hate on Tegra 4? Every single indicator shows that it is a revolutionary change from last years Tegra, much more so than the Tegra 3 was to the Tegra 2. There was nothing wrong with the Tegra 3 - the devices that used it had poor performance in other areas, generally (Nexus 7's I/O before 4.3, Transformer Pad TF300 and TF700 were both offenders with I/O as well) which upset the general perspective on said chip. Benchmarks place the new Tegra very well. Now, I wouldn't be AGAINST a Snapdragon 800, that thing is a beast - but the Tegra 4 is still an extremely powerful chip.

4. ASUS made a great improvement with I/O on the new Nexus 7, and the display is much better. I trust them with the display on the new Nexus 10, and I also trust them with the I/O (especially with TRIM on 4.3).
[Nexus 10 General] rcatron:
I, for one will not purchase the next 10 if it is Asus built. Owning a Tranformer Prime pretty much sealed my opinion of Asus forever, and I have not heard any good reports on the 300 or the Infinity Prime.

The Prime was the absolute worst owner experience that I have ever had with a device and I have owned many.
[Nexus 10 General] qskile:
I don't think people are overly bashing Asus here. Their track record with android tablets has been poor. It's just not a few people either. Their choice of parts and customer service when dealing with these known issues has left a large number of people very dissatisfied. It is only natural that people have reservations about them. That's not the same as never giving them another chance. It's just that it's prudent to exercise caution and not be an early adopter.
[Nexus 10 General] CWalkop:
Yes, but I've personally heard nothing but praise for the new Nexus 7. GPS and Multitouch seem like software issues. Other than that, the display is miles better, I/O is miles better, performance is best-in-class.

My point is: Nexus products are always better designed than their non-Nexus counterparts, as a whole package. Google and Asus learned a lot with the original Nexus 7. I'm sure Asus can and will do the same with the Nexus 10.

And I'm not just saying Asus is good with no basis. I owned the TF300. I also owned a TF101. sold it because the I/O was so bad, and bought my Nexus 10. I simply trust Asus, in conjunction with Google, to make a solid high-end product. Remember, the Nexus 10 is in a much higher price-range than the 7. They have wiggle room. Higher price=better components and QC. Since the new 7 is already much better than the original, I expect much from Asus. If they fail to deliver —then that's sad. I sure hope they can.

Everybody is forgetting one thing: if we get an Asus 10" tablet: we may get the keyboard dock.

WOULDN'T THAT BE INSANE. I got 12-hour screen on with that, basically. Plus, the ports. Google is against expandable storage, but the keyboard and battery alone would be an amazing combo. If they did this, I would be convinced to upgrade for SURE.
[Nexus 10 General] wohli:
Wait a few months. Out of the box Asus products seem fine, but they fail after a short time (my experience with TP & N7). And their customer care should be renamed to customer despair...

Sent from my Amiga 500
[Nexus 10 General] spotdog14:
Having owned the piece of garbage that is known as the TF101 I will never purchase another Asus tablet. Now motherboard on the other hand or laptop I will but not a tablet, I blame a lot of it on Tegra too, thats one of the crappy things about my HTC One X+.
[Nexus 10 General] CWalkop:
Not my experience with the TF101 or the TF300T; they were solid performers, for the time, especially compared to the Galaxy Tab series. Nothing compared to the Nexus 10, but still quite good in relative terms. They held their own, and gaming was smooth.

The I/O limited them. Same with the Nexus 7. Which, according to almost everyone the 4.3 update fixed. What issues ARE you having? I've seen many on the forums who are still very satisfied with the Nexus 7s performance, but only after the 4.3 update. So much so that they don't even see a point in upgrading, even with the vastly enhanced performance of the New Nexus 7!

I owned the TF101. It was amazing for its time. My build quality was good, too, after one exchange on Amazon (minor clicking in the keyboard dock and an issue with the HDMI). Tell me it was worse than the Galaxy Tab, with the keyboard dock. Battery was amazing, expandability was great, and performance was okay considering it used Honeycomb for a long time (*shudder*). The speakers weren't great, but the TF300 was better in many ways.

My main point really is though that you can't compare Nexus devices from one manufacturer to non-Nexus devices from said OEM. You CAN, but it doesn't necessarily ensure direct correlation. The Nexus 4 is quite different from the G, just as the Nexus 10 is vastly different from other Samsung tablets. Same with the Nexus 7. Google recognizes the issues that Asus has had in the past with both other tablets and the Nexus 7, and I'm depending on them that they will continue to ensure improvement and quality in many respects, especially with a higher-end device like the 10.