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[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bos1:
LGVZWSetupWizard_JB.apk appears to be related to plug and pop. If I delete it I get a plug and pop crash error every time I plug in usb or headphones.

There is also a setting under Accessory - Earphone that enables or disables the app panel when you plug in
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] squish72:
ok I checked and i still had the Setup Wizard active as i wasnt sure what all it had control of.

I messed with the Accessory settings and none of those seem to do anything so maybe some how linked to that?

Its not a big deal that I dont have it but it just bugs me cause I dont know why it stopped. I have a second G2 with a broken digitizer and I have all the same apps frozen on it and even a few more and it still has the pop ups on usb/head phone not sure of the msg as I cant check that.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] squish72:
Okay so I played around with a few things and found out the app panel in accessories definitely does not change anything with this phone but my broken one the app panel pops up with whatever apps you tell it to include.

Anyone know where the stuff for that is,hidden?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] squish72:
Been searching no luck
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pegaz91:
Hello i have exactly the same problem !! Anybody found a solution ??? It is a problem software or material ?

Thx
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] squish72:
Update..... I was able to get it working. After multiple Rom flashes the only way I was able to get it back working was by flashing the 10b kdz.

Also I will add that in Scott's clean Rom thread (vzw) there is a mod in the second post that adds the "accessories" that might fix it for others
[Samsung Captivate Glide] ronbareh:
Can anyone please help me in unlocking my captivae glide. I am from india
[Samsung Captivate Glide] LaizureBoy:
Rooting or unlocking?

If rooting, http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1833579

If unlocking, it's illegal in the United States, so I can't help you.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] patrickkoch:
Ok so this is not the only phone that I can see that is wireless everything but does not support A2DP so you can listen to the mp3 player wirelessly??? I have seen that some have updated other units (MDAIII) to use a BT stack from broadcom and I was wondering if it is possible to do it on the sp5? I am guessing that using the broadcom stack does not require BT 1.2 but I am not sure what stack the sp5 is using and where I would get the updates. I am also reading that most that have done an update have mention static if they move around?? Why then would you need BT if you cannot move?? Is this then the V1.1 causing the problem and why it should be on 1.2?? :?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] patrickkoch:
more info

Ok so I have asked the question about the sp5 & sp5m about A2DP so you can use stereo bluetooth headphones that include player controls and I found some answers.

A2DP only fully works on Bluetooth V1.2 and these units only V1.1. I have seen that some people have installed some third party BT stacks on there BT V1.1 units to get high quality stereo profiles but they do not have player control. Also it may not even be A2DP it may just be a facsimile but more interesting it may be A2DP. When looking at the specs of phones it says Bluetooth V1.1 but does not say which silicon (Chip) is in the unit which is very important because the chips are backwards compatible. Meaning it may be V1.1 but the chip maybe able to run V1.2 because the manufacture just put in V1.1 stack and rom. So we should all be not asking about new stacks and upgrades but first ask which chip is in the units and if it is a V1.2 compatible, then we should start demanding rom and stack upgrades now. As for the chips the V1.2 and more chips have been out for at least 2 years so the manufactures cannot say the release of them postdated their own development date unless they have been hand building the units for the last year and that gave them one year to test.

Well can someone please tell me which or who’s BT chip is in the sp5 and sp5m
[Off-topic] Souroking:
Hello guys I am from samsung galaxy y forum. Our old device runs on brcm21533chipset like many other devices like Samsung galaxy Ace,mini,y duos etc. which have closed source drivers. And for funther development we need the driver sources so BroadcomCM team have filed a petition in change.org and we need 7500 signs to fullfill the target only around 50 left so can you all please help us complete the target just saparing 5mins for signing. Please do help us. Here is the link anybody willing to help please sign it for us. Link in this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=45340832

Thanks in advance.
[Off-topic] deathnotice01:
Lol.

We already did this a year ago! Where have you been?

Whitexp was the one collaborating with broadcom on getting device binaries (sadly he went AWOL).

Percy's doing the job of getting broadcom drivers now for GY.

This post has been approved by the supreme potato overlord of earth.

[via Galaxia S Cuatro LTE]
[Off-topic] Souroking:
Really mate please visit the link and then post. It was just today the target reached the ones broadcomm gave us before were no drivers they were preconfigured libs of no use.

||""Playing Asphalt™ 8 Airborne on my sgy. :p :p LoLz.

Joke of the year. Gameloft devs will die if they hear this. :p""||
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] monkor:
Hey guys,

I thought the tablet sucked with the stock Jelly Bean ROM, so last year-ish I upgraded to CleanROM (I believe that's what it was called?). Well I wanted to upgrade to a better ROM as this one seemed awfully sluggish after a few months. Unfortunately that process seemed incredibly difficult, and the instructions seemed really difficult for what might have been minor gains.

I guess my question is: is it worth it to upgrade? Are there significant gains to be had/will this tablet stop slowing down after awhile? If so, how hard is it to upgrade? Can someone point me into the right direction? Thanks in advance.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sbdags:
Try running lagfix off the play store as well as cleaning dalvik cache and cache from twrp. That should get you zipping along nicely again.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] monkor:
I'll give that a shot. What ROM are you running?
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sbdags:
Guess? ;) CROMi-X of course :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] purplekush604:
Hey guys

Quick question here guys, im a complete noob on android. Ive rooted my phone, and have installed greenify, titanium backup, and clockworkmod recovery software. I read somewhere i should have made a back up copy before rooting. Is it too late to unroot, or can i still do it now? Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] xBeerdroiDx:
The general idea is to to root, install a custom recovery and make a backup before you proceed with installing any new root-access apps, roms, etc. Backups (nandroids) are made in a custom recovery like twrp or, in your case, cwm. Cheers
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] purplekush604:
:fingers-crossed:

awesome thanks, just did it and it worked fine!

thanks
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Wittyusernametaken:
Is it too late to make a backup if I've done all that stuff? Wow I've got gaps in my knowledge as a noob.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] RockRatt:
If your already rooted and have MDL/MDB bootloaders and a custom rom you can make a nandroid backup at anytime. This is good practice whenever switching Roms performing a backup before flashing a new rom. It gives you something to restore in case you have issues with the new rom or just don't like it and want to be back to where you were before. Think of a nandroud backup as an ISO IMAGE where everything is saved/restored exactly like the point you made the backup.

Now if you WANT to save a backup if the stock firmware right after you rooted it then no you cannot just do that easily. To do it you will need to Odin back to the stock firmware (MDB/MDL firmwares) then re root your phone, make a backup, then flash the Roms you want.

Sent From My Spiderman Themed I337
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Wittyusernametaken:
Well darn. I'm running stock mdl. Haven't tried a custom rom because I don't have a external storage card, not to mention after using Titanium and greenify and whatnot I've pretty much got it how I want it at this point. Oh well live and learn. Thank you for the information. There's so much I'm trying to learn post iPhone 5.
[G2 General] Crashspeeder:
I don't know about the other variants, but on the T-Mobile flavor of the LG G2 the default TTS is LG's. It sounds better than Pico, for sure, but it's still too robotic and mispronounces a few things. I couldn't put up with that. I set off to figure out how to get GoogleTTS back. It took a lot of google-fu, but in the end I had achieved my goal, to have that sweet voice talking to me again.

Before you begin, know that you'll need root access to continue.

Step 1: Download the latest GAPPS for your device (as of writing this, it's gapps-jb-20130812-signed.zip): http://goo.im/gapps

NOTE: gapps-jb-20130813-signed.zip IS FOR ANDROID 4.3! WATCH WHAT YOU DOWNLOAD!

Step 2: Unzip the zip to your computer or your phone's sdcard. Alternatively, if you have an application like Solid Explorer installed on your phone, you can simply browse the zip for the files I mention below without unzipping the whole thing.

Step 3: Mount /system as read/write

Step 4: Copy system/lib/libpatts_engine_jni_api.so and system/lib/libspeexwrapper.so to /system/lib/ and copy system/app/GoogleTTS.apk to /system/app/

Step 5: Fix the permissions of the above files to 644 and change the ownership to root:root

Step 6: Mount /system as read only

Step 7: Reboot

Step 8: Set Google TTS as your new TTS engine (under Language & input -> Text-to-speech output)

Step 9: ???

Step 10: Profit

TL;DR:

Download GAPPS

Unzip GAPPS to /sdcard/gapps/

Run the following commands:

# mount -o remount,rw /system
# cp /sdcard/gapps/system/lib/libpatts_engine_jni_api.so /system/lib/
# cp /sdcard/gapps/system/lib/libspeexwrapper.so /system/lib/
# cp /sdcard/gapps/system/app/GoogleTTS.apk /system/app/
# chmod 644 /system/lib/libpatts_engine_jni_api.so /system/lib/libspeexwrapper.so /system/app/GoogleTTS.apk
# chown root:root /system/lib/libpatts_engine_jni_api.so /system/lib/libspeexwrapper.so /system/app/GoogleTTS.apk
# mount -o remount,ro /system

Reboot

Set Google TTS as your TTS engine

EDIT:

If you simply want Google Maps to say street names there's no need to install GoogleTTS (even though it sounds loads better). Simply do the following:

Clear Google Maps data (Settings -> Apps -> Google Maps)

Uninstall Google Maps updates (In Google Play, go to Google Maps)

Update Google Maps
[G2 General] fr4nk1yn:
Excellent write up.

Fortunately for us Verizon had chosen to mange dine actually useful mods to this phone, for a change. We have the the Google tts.
[G2 General] sublimejosh2000:
I made a flashable Zip for TWRP...

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BxsDZT2VS-_2dVRPOXNWb00xYXc/edit?usp=docslist_api
[G2 General] Crashspeeder:
Excellent! Thanks for taking the time.

EDIT: Are you sure the zip will flash? I'm looking at the updater script and it looks like it requires busybox. Also, it deletes files as if it were flashing a full GAPPS package, which this isn't so that may not be best. Finally, it attempts to extract a non-existent file (install-optional.sh, which is normally included with GAPPS, but not this zip). Don't get me wrong, thanks for creating this, but I'm not sure it'll work.
[G2 General] canecbr600:
I don't see the zip...
[G2 General] Crashspeeder:
That is the zip. Apparently Google drive is allowing you to view the contents. Just hit File->Download or press CTRL+S (CMD+S if on a mac) to download it. It looks like this zip includes the PICO TTS files, which you don't need, though.
[G2 General] WheresTrent:
Thanks for posting this. I kind of liked the LG TTS sample voice, but as I mentioned in my thread a few days ago, it wouldn't do street names. That said, I'm not looking to root just yet, but this will be one of the first things I do when I feel like rooting. Thanks.
[G2 General] Crashspeeder:
I had the same issue with street names, but it's not LG TTS, it's Google Maps. I cleared all data for Google Maps, uninstalled all updates for Google Maps, then updated it again. It then started working (I've had this happen before on other phones as well). The thing that kills me about LG's TTS is it can't pronounce "street", it says "suh-treet". That gets REALLY annoying when you're naving.

As for rooting, it's actually dead easy. It takes longer to download the zip file with everything you need than it does to actually root, and since you don't have to unlock the bootloader or anything there's no hint that you've done anything to your phone and everything is reversible by simply flashing the stock ROM back on (or even just a factory reset).
[G2 General] WheresTrent:
Oh yeah, I've rooted before. I had to in order to get my E4GT to last my two-year contract (minus two weeks). I'm still in my 14-day period with T-Mobile, and I'm testing both the phone and the network. So far, both are very good. After that, I'll consider it. This and a few other tips I've picked up in the forums seem like things I'd like to add to the phone. And certainly if we're not slated to get KitKat for an extended period, as the E4GT took forever to get ICS.

Good to hear that it is working for you again.
[G2 General] amorek13:
works good on tmo thank you
[G2 General] sublimejosh2000:
It uses the Gapps script. It works fine. I flashed before I posted.
[G2 General] aznmode:
Up on google play now. Just installed it.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.tts
[G2 General] Tomek0000:
I see problem with google tts from months. I use it in my automagic scipts as voice interface. Very often saying something finishing an unknown error in tts module. It is not connected to custom ROM, I see it in los, havoc and arrow, in los 18.1 and 16. It is even in miui.

Does any other see similar problems?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChromJ:
hi

while returning the device to the stock rom, I lost the efs file but I have a copy.

After rooting and copying the efs file to the root folder, a screen start to appear contentiously on top of the home screen.

The device is functioning properly including being able to make phone calls.

You can see the screen shot below

Any help will be appreciated.

My best regards

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[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dr.ketan:
Follow this

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2389426
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChromJ:
I can't thank you enough.

Device is back to normal.
[General Topics] kalingkaling:
Earlier I had installed free busybox. Then I installed the paid version. Now when I try to run dspoilt or droidsheep, it prompts to install busybox from the market.

1.why?

2.how to resolve this issue?

Thanks already
[General Topics] diestarbucks:
I'm going to ASSUME you are saying you installed the paid version from the market, and not from some pirating/warez site. Because:

6. Do not post warez.

If a piece of software requires you to pay to use it, then pay for it. We do not accept warez nor do we permit any member to request, promote or describe ways in which Warez, cracks, serial codes or other means of avoiding payment, can be obtained. This is a site of developers, i.e. the sort of people who create such software. When you cheat a software developer, you cheat us as a community

If you installed it from the market, then I would contact the developer. If you installed it from someplace else then you need to find another website to ask your question, because we do not condone stealing on XDA :)
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] bumbernut:
I've been out of Android for a bit. Back now with this sweet tablet.

Can we now buy/rent Google Play movies with custom ROM's. Specifically SLIM, since that's what I'm running.
[Android General] Souroking:
Hello guys I am from samsung galaxy y forum. Our old device runs on brcm21533chipset like many other devices like Samsung galaxy Ace,mini,y duos etc. which have closed source drivers. And for funther development we need the driver sources so BroadcomCM team have filed a petition in change.org and we need 7500 signs to fullfill the target only around 50 left so can you all please help us complete the target just saparing 5mins for signing. Please do help us. Here is the link anybody willing to help please sign it for us. Link in this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=45340832

Thanks in advance.
[Android Software Development] aatifsumar:
Taken from my post here

We use WhatsApp. A lot. Whether it is to communicate with friend, or family, or our Unleash Group. Its great for keeping in touch with people both individually and as a group. The best part of it is: virtually everyone you know has it on their phones, that they carry around with them at all times. However, a lot of people sit on their primary computing device all day, and find picking up their phone just to see and respond to WhatsApp messages quite an irritation, Yours Truly included. There exist a lot of apps to let you send Text Messages from your PC, like Mighty Text. After WhatsApp coming around, a lot of people’s text messaging usage is almost zero.

Enter WhatsRemote. It pushes WhatsApp messages you receive on your phone to your Web Browser.

You Sign into your Google Account both on the App and in your web browser. The app mentions Firefox and Chrome support. We managed to get it to work on Safari too, but it wasn’t as reliable.

WhatsRemote isn’t free. Once you install it on your phone and sign in, you have a 10 Hour Trial Period [the developer informed me that he has just increased it from 10 Hours to a more reasonable 3 Days. Will take 48 Hours for the change to show in the App Description on the Play Store, but will be in effect immediately]. Post this you will have to purchase a subscription. It costs Rs. 87 or $1.50 for a 6 Month subscription to the service.

Due to the subscription model, the app has received some flak in the form of Negative Play Store Reviews. People think its free and then realise they have to pay, and aren’t too happy. Oh well.

What Works Fine

Regular One-One Messaging

Group Messaging

Emoticons

Message Pop-Up Notification in Chrome

Images (somewhat)

What Currently Doesn’t Work

Attaching Media from Browser

Viewing Video/Audio/Voice Notes/Location

Viewing and transmitting Last See At Status

Compose Message to someone not in your recent conversations on phone

Safari Compatibility

While its in no way a complete product as of now, the team behind it is incredibly receptive to Feedback and seem to be keen to tweak it to perfection, with a check list of to-be-implemented features.

You can check it out on the Play Store here

What do you think? Does this fill in a use-case for you?
[Android Software Development] aatifsumar:
I also managed to score an interview with the Dev behind Whatsremote. You can check that out here

PS: There's a free 6 month license for the first 200 people too!
[Android Software Development] Depressed T.Bear:
Well I won't pay for this "service" 2€ for a year.

I guess it just accesses the database of whatsapp, load it to a conversation view in your browser and hooks into your whatsapp to send your messages.

However, it's not open source, so who can guarantee that the developers won't spy my messages to make some money with my data?!

The better alternative is to stream your androids display to your computer and input your texts with myphoneexplorer!

It's free, easy to use and much safer solution for me.

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9300 mit Tapatalk 2
[Android Software Development] stellaignis:
Does this work with whatsapp+?
[Android Software Development] riahc3:
Does this work anymore?
[Android Software Development] aatifsumar:
Yep. Still use it every day at work. They've added more features since then. Can now have multiple conversations open at the same time.
[Android Software Development] llcoolveer:
Check this out....!!!!!

http://www.andyroid.net/ :good:

Greetz llcoolveer
[HTC Tornado] patrickkoch:
Ok so this is not the only phone that I can see that is wireless everything but does not support A2DP so you can listen to the mp3 player wirelessly??? I have seen that some have updated other units (MDAIII) to use a BT stack from broadcom and I was wondering if it is possible to do it on the sp5? I am guessing that using the broadcom stack does not require BT 1.2 but I am not sure what stack the sp5 is using and where I would get the updates. I am also reading that most that have done an update have mention static if they move around?? Why then would you need BT if you cannot move?? Is this then the V1.1 causing the problem and why it should be on 1.2?? :?
[HTC Tornado] patrickkoch:
More info

Ok so I have asked the question about the sp5 & sp5m about A2DP so you can use stereo bluetooth headphones that include player controls and I found some answers.

A2DP only fully works on Bluetooth V1.2 and these units only V1.1. I have seen that some people have installed some third party BT stacks on there BT V1.1 units to get high quality stereo profiles but they do not have player control. Also it may not even be A2DP it may just be a facsimile but more interesting it may be A2DP. When looking at the specs of phones it says Bluetooth V1.1 but does not say which silicon (Chip) is in the unit which is very important because the chips are backwards compatible. Meaning it may be V1.1 but the chip maybe able to run V1.2 because the manufacture just put in V1.1 stack and rom. So we should all be not asking about new stacks and upgrades but first ask which chip is in the units and if it is a V1.2 compatible, then we should start demanding rom and stack upgrades now. As for the chips the V1.2 and more chips have been out for at least 2 years so the manufactures cannot say the release of them postdated their own development date unless they have been hand building the units for the last year and that gave them one year to test.

Well can someone please tell me which or who’s BT chip is in the sp5 and sp5m
[HTC Tornado] saldous:
You will also find that Microsoft have not written support for this yet into the OS
[HTC Tornado] patrickkoch:
Funny about the support because for what i know HP ipaq work just fine on A2DP along with other MS units so sombody must be supporting the headphones because there are sure alot of them coming out in the next few months.
[HTC Tornado] saldous:
HP probably wrote their own drivers.
[HTC Tornado] pdazealot:
The chipset should be BT 1.2, and just needs a ROM update

I combed through the TI website, and all the BT chipsets that are used with the OMAP 850 chip(in the Tornado devices, like imate SP5M, etc) are showing BT 1.2 as their spec. I don't know why it's not included, but I know that MS has promised to but out a A2DP update in Spring 2006, so maybe we will see a ROM update from i-Mate/HTC, etc at some point. I know that it is possible, or someone could build/hack their own stack. It least we know it is possible, hardware wise.
[HTC Tornado] muppet_65:
Re: More info

The chipset (included in omap850) is:

I2S/AC97 Enhanced Audio Controller (for Voice) and a UART (serial) for data.
[HTC Tornado] devilxelloss:
I'm afraid that a 200MHz CPU will not be fast enough to support A2DP.

I'm using A2DP on my XDAII, it REALLY slow down the entire system. That's one with 400MHz CPU! not to mention a 200MHz.
[HTC Tornado] Robson:
where'd you get a2dp for xda2? been searching the site and the internet for this...
[HTC Tornado] devilxelloss:
My XDA II is using 1.62c.07CHS of WM5, which seems to have A2DP built in, even not necessary to install any BT Addon.

You can find more information here: http://www.buzzdev.net/
[HTC Tornado] Robson:
interesting...i've upgraded my xda2 to wm2005 as well...just have to check if this is the same rom. thanks for the info