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[Wildfire Android Development] thenugdestrroyer:
Can you post a link of that recovery..and wall me through dummy style on flashing it? I have bad luck in the past with messing around with cwm recovery and managed to brick my old zte ..

sent from my bad ass WICKED SENSATIONS eREDicated

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Can you so kindly post a link or tell me how?

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[Wildfire Android Development] Stone. Cold:
Follow these simple steps ;)

1. download this file http://revolutionary.io/

2. download for what ever machine you're running. I'm using windows 7

3. extract files to an empty folder [create a new folder]

4. after that, open revolutionary.

Done? Ok good.

Follow these steps now ;)

1. make sure your phone is on USB debugging

2. leave it on debugging mode, and you'll receive something in the program.

3. Now follow all the instructions it tells you to do!

Hope this helps :)
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] duayne:
OMG.. im sorry... i accidentally clicked the NEW THREAD button instead of REPLY...

*to the MODS, kindly delete this thread. thank you*
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JoeK025:
Hello, i have a i9000 with power button not working. checked with key test in recovery mode and the power button didnt pass the test.

so i read about a few things, about remapping and stuff, and my question is....

can i make a button combo to power on/off my i9000 by pressing simultaneously volume up + volume down?

if so, can you help me through??

thanks!!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xsenman:
try this

Check this out! You , YES! you are an " Android ". Not your phone but U.

You Must watch this documentary concerning your privacy Terms & Conditions we had agreed to, by using a PC or Smartphone

How to say Thank you? If you find any post helpful on XDA, click on their Thanks button

If you are using XDA App or Tapatalk, long press on the post and select :good: Thanks

Its easier to give "Feedback" in this manner than make an additional post.​
[Ouya Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bandit95ta:
So here's the deal. I turn on ouya, try to turn on controller, lights blink but it never connects. It just stated this out of the blue. I can use a usb keyboard and USB mouse to move around the launcher but can't select anything such as settings with them. I switched batteries out with fresh batteries and pushed them in snug. I've tried several reboots, I've tried turning it on and off without the USB devices plugged in. The date and time are all jacked up on it now and there's nothing I can do to force it to connect or select a menu. I got the controller to pair over Bluetooth with my phone, but I cant get the phone to find the ouya though. I have it rooted through wonderekin's method and the mod list installed along with a custom ouya launcher. But this problem just started today. No issues til now. Any help?
[Ouya Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bandit95ta:
I've searched all over the web and can't find an issue like this where the controller just won't connect. Its driving me crazy. If I could just get the damn thing to factory reset I would try that, but the mouse, keyboard, and controller are all basically useless. I just get a launcher I can move around the main screen but cant relay any button presses via mouse and kb to select anything. I found some method involving a USB keyboard and pressing alt and systreq (print) button but it never worked. I think the thing just wouldn't recognize the button presses.
[Ouya Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dalamario:
It happened to me few times. What I do is open ouya launcher, go to controller section of ouya settings and then long press the ouya black button until the two central leds are on (pairing mode), after few seconds the controller pair.

To move on the ouya launcher I use a logitech usb mouse and I'm able to click on menus.
[General Questions and Answers] Dragnucs:
Hi everyone!

I have this question in mind for a long time now. It gets confirmed every time a company decides to make a new mobile OS. Why is it so damn difficult to first install a mobile OS, but even more, why only people with some special knowledge and dedication can port an OS to a new mobile device?

I mean, on a computer we just have to select if we want i386/x86 or AMD/x86_64 installer what ever computer brand or other hardware we do have while on mobile, we need to have a very specific image for our device. We end up with hundreds if not thousands of images of the same version of the OS.

So my question is, why don't we have this work flow to install a mobile OS:

- Flash a generic image on the device

- Run it

- Auto compile a new kernel on the device itself

- Load generic drivers

- If generic drivers don't work, download specific ones

- Continue with installing other regular software

Technical answers are welcomed.

Thanks,

Dragnucs.
[General Questions and Answers] mcapozzi:
Because.

Building the kernel on the device would take a lot of time and most phones do not have the resources to do so (memory and CPU).

Adding a development environment (compiler, libs, etc.) to the install image would make the install image quite large.

Most manufacturers release incomplete code for their drivers. This makes a complete re-creation of them from source nearly impossible.

There is no repository for 3rd party binary device drivers (probably not "legal" to do so). Mobile phones often have a proprietary system UI framework which is never released as source code. The best you can do is either re-create your own (AOSP, CM, AOKP) or borrow the one from the stock firmware release (Touchwiz, Sense).

If your phone needs a "special" network driver, how are you going to transfer one over during your install if you don't already have one. (classic chicken vs egg scenario)

It is much easier to setup one generic build (on a PC or server), then have custom compile scripts for each device you intend to support. Also a lot easier to debug build issues on a full computer than trying to do so on a phone.

In the PC world, you have manufacturer's that have to release binary drivers to Apple/Microsoft for validation and make binary or source drivers available for Linux. In the mobile world, those processes do not exist.

-Mike
[General Questions and Answers] Dragnucs:
Thanks buddy. :good:
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] yamus08:
What's up everyone? I am having a strange problem when trying to flash just about any kernel on my N7. While I'm not a developer or anything, I'm not new to flashing ROMs or Kernels by far. In fact, my love affair with smartphones began when I got an HTC Apache with Windows Mobile 5. Anyway, every time I try to flash a kernel, it will show successful, and then the phone will boot into a fuzzy/pixelated light blue screen. Eventually, this screen will go away and my device will be pretty much locked up. All the images will have turned blue and orange, and the only way for me to get back into recovery will be to hold volume down + power, until the phone shuts off. The only kernel I have had any success with is Glitch, and I have even had this happen with it a couple times.

I always make sure to read through the instructions, and have done lots of searching here, and via Google. After I flash a rom, I will make sure the N7 boots up, and works properly, then reboot into recovery, do a full wipe, and flash the zip from TWRP. My most recent attempt was with Buttered AOKP w/Aroma installer. It walks you through the steps in a manner that should make this easy for anyone. It give you the option to wipe cache and kernel, which I always do, but no go. The only way I can get Glitch to run on it, is to complete the whole process twice.

Sorry if the answer is right under my nose, but I couldn't take it anymore and had to ask. I've never once bricked a device, nor have I had issues flashing kernels on any device before. Somebody please restore my sanity!!! :eek: I didn't have much to begin with.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] xfrancis14:
Flashing a CAF kernel on an aosp Rom or a aosp kernel on a CAF Rom. What Rom are you on? (cynanogen based roms are CAF)
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] yamus08:
Currently on: [ROM] Buttered Flo AOKP 4.3.1 [+Aroma] [2013-10-12]

It has all the kernels built into the aroma installer, so I would assume they are all compatible. Some more than others.

I got 3.4.1 Glitch-Flo to run on it, but had to return phone to stock, and flash twice, to get it to work. The aroma installer also has the option to use Faux Kernel in one of three flavors. I tried the "Ultra CCCCCCOMBO" first, and then the "Enhanced Stock", but no go.

When I go to the thread for both kernels, it says they are CAF kernels, but it's kind of strange they they would be included as an option in the rom. I have tried a few other roms, with various kernels too, and not had any luck. I want to get a log to post, but I'm not sure if I will be able to pull it via ADB, when the device is pretty much unresponsive.

Thanks for your response, and let me know if what you think about the CAF kernels being inlcuded with the AOKP rom.

Thanks,

Yam
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] yamus08:
Sooooo..... Isn't aokp based of the cm kernel? If that's the case, any of the kernels I am trying should work. I would post this in the ROM thread, but its happened with just about every ROM kernel combination in have tried. What's the dealio
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] xnickfx:
Any update on this? I am having the exact same problem with my Nexus 4 running ProBAM 2.0 ROM. I have tried flashing every kernel and every version possible and it either freezes before boot (Google logo) or I get the blue screen... help anyone? I really want to flash a kernel with FauxSound, that's really all I want. Thanks so much!
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] vincom:
.

SUPERLITE CM10.2 JB4.3.1 V1.0 > 97MB < FOR TESTERS /FLASHAHOLICS ONLY

MADE BY REQUEST AS I DO NOT HAVE THE S3

MADE FROM CM10.2 10/19 NIGHTLY FOR THE Galaxy S III I9305

STANDARD CM10.2 BUILDS ARE 180MB +

I BUILD FOR WHAT I LIKE A ROM TO BE

SO IF YOU LIKE IT LEAN, MEAN AND QUICK - THEN THIS IS FOR YOU.

USE IT AS A BASE TO CREATE YOUR OWN PERSONAL ROM.
​

ITS FAST TO INSTALL

HAS FULL PHONE FUNCTIONS​

SCREENSHOTS

COMING SOON

BUILD YOUR OWN ROM aka BYO

COMING SOON

"I AM NOT A DEV, I JUST KNOW HOW TODO STUFF"
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] Harthouse:
Nice try... On first boot, right after boot animation, I've got this message: "Unfortunately, Setup Wizard has stopped". That's it.
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] vincom:
did u flash gapps?
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] vincom:
try this after flashing rom, its the cmaaccount apk and initializer, the skyrocket doesn't need it but it looks like it does for the s3

http://d-h.st/Qxx
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] Harthouse:
Something's wrong with installation. Lots of fcs... Google Play, Settings... Wallpaper, no matter it is static image, becomes alive. I've never seen something like that in my 3 years Android experience! Also, can't swype down status bar... :confused:
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] vincom:
if u can can u provide a logcat and boot w/out flashing gapps to see what the fc's are

uploading a less trimmed v2.0 as I type but would be nice to see whats causing the fc's on v1.0
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] Harthouse:
I'm sorry but I can't do that, cause the system don't allow to do anything. Must back to recovery and restore previous backup.
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] vincom:
OP UPDATED

v2.0 at 121mb

i'll start larger and work my way to smaller, hope this one doesnt cause any fc, there is one more fix I can make if it does
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AlexFrancis:
I'm sorry to post another yet another boot-loop post, however I have found the suggestions from other threads were to no avail.

I rather naively attempted to root and flash a custom ROM earlier today due to growing frustration over TouchWiz and its associated apps. So I rooted my phone using Chainfire's CF-AutoRoot and Odin.v3 which seemed to work perfectly and my phone booted fine afterwards. I then went into the Play store and downloaded ClockworkMod Recovery and created a recovery image of my phone. Then using the download and install ROM feature of ClockworkMod I downloaded Cyanogenmod and downloaded the most recent stable release (cm-10.1.3?). However when I tried to flash and restart it warned me that my storage was too low so I stupidly transferred the backup I had made from my s3 to my computer. When I tried to flash the second time the install appeared to work and my phone rebooted, however it is now stuck on the Cyanogenmod boot screen.

I can access Odin on the phone as well as the recovery mode, but I am at a loss as what to do next.

Thank you.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tallman43:
Choose Wipe data.Factory Reset from recovery

Then, Wipe Cache and, go to Advanced and choose Wipe Dalvik Cache reboot if that not work read this and learn all the basics of flashing roms especially backing up efs folder...

Read this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1931790
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
. I then went into the Play store and downloaded ClockworkMod Recovery and created a recovery image of my phone. Then using the download and install ROM feature of ClockworkMod I downloaded Cyanogenmod and downloaded the most recent stable release (cm-10.1.3?

Suggest you use the standard method as posted not this one .
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AlexFrancis:
Fixed

Thank you very much for your help. I had already tried this a few times to no avail, but after you posted I figured it would be worth giving it one more try, and lo and behold it worked! Thanks again
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hidea:
Hey guys,

I have a Telus Galaxy Note 3, on a Koodo network. Basically, the a Telus Note 3 works out of the box on Koodo's network without requiring a SIM unlock code (well, Telus owns Koodo). The problem is, the ROM apparently runs a script (on startups) that will wipe out any APN added, that does not belong to Telus.

At least that's what some of the clever people on Koodo's support forums are suggesting:

http://community.koodomobile.com/koodo/topics/apn_getting_cleared_on_reboot_android_galaxy_s3

http://community.koodomobile.com/koodo/topics/unlocked_galaxy_s3_apn_setting_gets_erased_on_reboot

I know those are on Galaxy S3, but I suspect it's the same behaviour on the Note 3 as well.

I know I can just keep re-applying Koodo's APN setting, but I'm hoping for a more permanent/elegant solution. Is there a way I can edit the master APN list or maybe disable the portion of the script where it would reset the APN list? Suggestions?

Thanks!
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cellrama:
Since you have a Telus branded device, you are correct... It works with Koodo out of the box but usually has 3 APN's (Clearnet, Koodo and Telus). The Telus APN will be correct but the others are wrong. You will want to ensure you have your Koodo SIM in the device and from your dial pad, enter *#06# to get your IMEI number. Write this down (first 15 digits) and then press OK to get back to the dial pad. Now enter *#272*IMEI NUMBER# So as an example: *#272*123456789123456# This will bring up a screen and select KDO for "Koodo" and press install. Your phone will go through a reformat and boot sequence and should read the APN settings from your SIM and set up the device correctly. If not, go into your Network Settings under APN and delete the existing APN's and add the new one then save. Reboot your device and everything should be working correctly.

Hope this helps!
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hidea:
Cheers! Now, the trouble is… I'm rooted using the Root De La Vega method. Will reseting the device into KDO cause me to lose root?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cellrama:
I'm going to assume no as you are just changing a regional setting. Your ROM should stay in-tact. I have a WIND Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and I have rooted, installed TWRP and installed the Telus ROM so I have LTE capability. I had to do the same process to enable the LTE modem after it did a factory reset of my device.

Your custom ROM on a Telus device is no different than my Telus ROM on a WIND device so I'm sure it would be OK but don't quote me on it. :)

Hope this helps!
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hidea:
am I going to lose anything in /data/ ? or even dumber question yet -will this effectively wipe my phone?-
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cellrama:
The best answer I can provide (since I'm new to this as well) is it will wipe your device and reset it but since you have rooted the device, your custom ROM should be in-tact. If not, you can recover from TWRP (make a backup through TWRP prior to changing the setting) or install the ROM again through ODIN if it does fail for some reason. I don't think the device reset will affect contents in your /data/ folder but make a backup as a precaution.

Hope this helps!
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hidea:
So; good news and bad news.

bad: it did perform a factory reset.

good: NO MORE HAVING TO RE-ENTER APN EACH TIME I REBOOT! Huzzah!

Overall: a victory ;).
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cellrama:
Such a good victory, you posted twice ;) I'm glad it worked but sorry about the reset. If you have your backup, you can reload through TWRP (if installed) by powering off your device and loading the program by powering on using the Volume Up, Home Button and Power Button simultaneously. When you see the SGN3 logo, let go. From TWRP, browse to your ROM on the internal device storage or if wiped, your external SD card. If you do not have TWRP installed, load ODIN and restore the ROM from there.

I'm glad it all worked out and let me know if I could provide additional help!
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hidea:
no custom recovery for me yet! still threading carefully about tripping Knox. If I accidentally trip it one day, I'll go full on and flash a custom recovery. Damn Samsung and their silly policies!
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cellrama:
I hate to burst your bubble but by installing a custom ROM, you have already tripped your KNOX counter unknowingly. During the install of the custom ROM when you put your device into download mode where it warns about installation of custom ROMS (Volume Down/Home/Power), once you press the volume up button and start the installation of the ROM, it shows in very small lettering in the top left (white) knox value 0x0 then underneath, knox value 0x1. 0x1 means warranty is void.

When you go into your Settings | General | About Device | Status

Your Device Status will say "Custom" instead of official (hence, you've rooted the device).
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hidea:
I have not installed a custom ROM! I rooted using RDLV method, and my knox status is still 0x0 (under Download mode).
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cellrama:
Ah, makes sense! I thought you rooted and installed a custom ROM which would void your warranty whether or not you installed TWRP.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hidea:
Indeed! Anyway, it's good to be running Koodo's official APN, without having to manually re-enter it! Cheers for the tip! I'll edit OP to include your tip!
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cellrama:
Thanks! Glad all is working for you despite having to load the ROM again. :)
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shuttrnerd:
Telus Note 3 with Telus tablet plan

Hi everyone,

I am new here so if I have posted in the wrong area, PLEASE do not shoot me :)

I have a dumb question which is I have a Telus Note 3 which I bought online from Telus a couple of days ago. I wanted to use my Telus tablet sim in the Note 3 as I dont (never) make traditional phone calls and did not want to pay $ 70+ a month for voice and 1GB of data.

When I insert my TELUS tablet sim into the Telus Note 3, I found that that I was not able to change the APN setting from "sp.telus.com" to "isp.telus.com"

If I do not change to isp.telus.com, I start getting billed about $130 for about 110mb (yes mega NOT giga) :) I had the same problem when I unlocked my BELL Note 2 last year and used my Telus tablet SIM. WHen I changed the APN setting on my Note 2 to isp.telus.com all was fine and my monthly bill was just under $20 / month.

The thing is, I am able to change the APN setting on the unlocked Bell Note 2. On the locked Telus Note 3, every time I change to isp.telus.com and restart the phone, the setting changes back to sp.telus.com. I do not have an option to save my changes or add a new APN setting manually.

The question I had was this: If I unlock the Telus Note 3 and put in my Telus tablet sim in, would I be able to change the APN setting to isp.telus.com? Or is it something that Telus is doing that will not change, even if the phone is unlocked.

Any words of wisdom would be very much appreciated. I have to return the phone in about 10 days so I look forward to your replies as soon as possible please.

Many thanks!! :)
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kuljit55:
Hello guys, does anyone have a modified SecMms.apk that stops long sms converting to mms? I really need it for stock 4.2.2 odexed rom. Please share.

Thanks
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kuljit55:
Anyone know how to disable long sms converting to mms on stock rom?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kuljit55:
Still looking for this mod that stops sms to mms conversion for stock 4.2.2 odexed, does anyone have it? Would be much appreciated, thanks.
[G2 General] hamad138:
Im noz bashing the g2 but the g2 cant play hd video on the official youtube without a lag

Try it out

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=16TN8rSPf6Y

Either google or lg has to fix it
[G2 General] New Rising:
You can download viral or supertube from the play store, both work perfectly for YouTube videos without the choppiness.
[G2 General] shook187:
GG might want to return her G2.
[G2 General] gossa777:
Viral is a very good player you should check it out
[G2 General] gotwillk:
works fine for me bro. streaming perfectly smooth for me. never had any issues streaming HD youtube vids unless i'm in an area with bad service. besides, this is highly dependent on your connection, not the G2. unless you're talking about the video playback itself being choppy. but even then, it has to be something else because it plays perfect on mine.
[G2 General] jayochs:
works perfectly fine here. no chopping at all. probably your Internet speed
[G2 General] WizeGuyDezignz:
Same here. Just played it and it was smooth as butter.
[G2 General] bps119:
Worked great for me No choppy video or any stuttering. Just smooth HD-ness!
[G2 General] x714x:
No stuttering for me either. Probably your network or youtube being dumb as it is sometimes.
[G2 General] 20degrees:
What's the image from? Looks awesome.

LG G2
[G2 General] il buono:
A screenshot of a scene in 2 Guns...the one linked in the OP.

Sent from my LG G2
[G2 General] lyrical1278:
YouTube stuttering or lag is network related. Not because of the phone. You can go find an old g1 and play YouTube videos in high quality with no stutter if your network can hang.
[G2 General] 20degrees:
Looks great on mine.

LG G2
[G2 General] carakamuda:
been watching yt in HD regularly, no problemo so far. Smooth as butter.
[G2 General] tiguy99:
This
[G2 General] bhd2786:
Runs great for me as well
[G2 General] hurja:
Runs flawlessly here.
[G2 General] GuestK00431:
Runs fine on mine.
[G2 General] snjke.me:
I have the same laggs on YouTube with my G2. I use this modded YouTube from XDA Forums https://www.google.de/url?sa=t&sour...=70YP_HyoATA-JLU1dQn8og&bvm=bv.54934254,d.Yms no problems so far.

Gesendet von meinem LG-D802 mit Tapatalk
[G2 General] Ajoli:
Works perfectly for me... Seems more like your connection can't handle HD video.