[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Very good my friend! I could see from your screenshots that you really do like FiFa Soccer! :)

You do all this work and you do not show me the pretty rainbow with a screenshot? :laugh:

There are some very nice Xposed modules that you can pick to make it look nicer, more steps for volume, just about anything. But some of them can make the phone run worse. Always check phone after installing modules and if it seems to slow down or run worse, take check out of new module box and reboot to check. Okay my friend, glad I could help. :)

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Mr Chen! I had considered messaging you before saying anything. You are very good with technical issues, testing, verifying, and reporting. I had a problem before like this, when updating to 01/12, I think. I always make backups first, then do upgrade. I have a 64Gb SDCard so I have plenty of room for backups.

Yes, I had this problem on 01/012 because I was on 01/05 at the time and emailed Michael. Let me review my notes...

This issue is NOT likely due to the 01/12 rom. I was premature in making the announcement. 01/12 is a good rom.

Okay, this is what happened:

While on CM11 Build 01/05, I made my Safe Strap backup then rebooted to system to check my most recent Safe Strap backups in file manager. My 01/03 AND 01/05 backups were not there! Gone, like they were never made. Since I have a large sdcard, I decided to delete some old backups, more than ten is really too many. I could not do it. Not in ES File Explorer, not in Safe Strap, not by mounting sdcard to Windows Explorer in Safe Strap, nothing would allow me to delete old backups. It was as if the 64Gb sdcard was "locked" or something. I pulled the external sdcard, put it in a card reader, and plugged it into Windows. File system is vfat. But for whatever reason, the card mounted as "Read Only", I could not delete old backups! I did copy all of my backups to PC for safekeeping. I then put the card reader into a Linux computer and mounted the card. Again, vfat file system, "Read Only", no way to delete or add files to my SanDisk sdcard. This makes no sense, the vfat file system does not allow for a lot of permissions to be assigned like NTFS or Ext3, Ext4 in Linux. I thought that my big sdcard was corrupted. :(

I put a 16Gb sdcard into the phone and had no issues with it. I then put the big sdcard back into the phone and had no problems anymore. I could now delete the backups that were old. No more problems. :confused:

I did the update to 01/12 and it performed very well for a week. Then I saw a message from Titanium Backup when I woke up in the status bar. Backup failed, Insufficient space". How could that be? I have at least 25Gb of free space on that card. I ran the scheduled backup of all new apps and changes again. Failed at 32%, same reason. I also needed to take some pictures. I took about 3 "selfies" with the camera and waited for Dropbox to put them on my PC. Nothing happened! I looked for the pictures that I just took and they were nowhere to be found. :confused:

I took a couple of screenshots and they did show on the PC in just a few seconds. Dropbox was doing it's job of backing up photos where I can get them on my PC. Screenshots seemed to be okay but camera to SD failed. Checking Titanium Backup Menu, backup folder showed in red "Folder is not writable". Backing up all the way to /storage/ is when I got write permission in TiBu. But even sdcard0, build in card, showed as read only. Very strange. I used the OTA method to go back down to cm11 01/05 and the issue was gone.

I don't think it is an issue with the rom, Mr. Chen. I think maybe my sdcard is having issues or the phone is having some issues. Probably the phone because even the internal card would not allow writing. I will do the update to 01/12 again OTA so as not to lose any data and I will work on it further and let you know what, if anything, I find. Thank you so much for checking for me. :)

EDIT:

It looks like my SanDisk Ultra 64 GB microSDXC Class 10 UHS-1 Memory Card is shot. When it develops a problem, it goes into "write protect mode" to prevent data loss. Only thing I can do is contact SanDisk during the week and get them to replace it. :(

I installed a spare 16Gb SDCard and everything is fine on

CM11 Build 01/12. Best build yet!

:good:

SanDisk has a webpage for this issue:

Sandisk Ultra 64GB can't be formatted or permanently altered

This sucks but I believe that I can save the sdcard data, get a replacement, and restore the saved image of the card.