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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] nomosp:
That does not work. What it does is enables the mic and afterwards reverts back to the "T" or text icon. I did a factory reset of the phone with no change I.e. can't get mic symbol as default.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] 210euser:
What rom are you using? This is the international port mk4 stock rom.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] nomosp:
Stock at&t rom

Android 4.1.2

I317UCAMH3

I can get a keyboard screenshot but have to figure out how to post it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] 210euser:
Go to your keyboard settings and make sure Google voice typing is selected. My wife had this problem on her gs4. Also what ever you use last Wil appear
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] nomosp:
Google voice typing is selected.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] 210euser:
If you hold down the key where the mic is what options do you see?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] nomosp:
nealyw pacific

I see exactly the same screenshot you posted. If I press the mic icon (no matter how short or long), it enables voice typing but reverts back to the T icon after voice recognition is finished.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] 210euser:
Weird. Well until you update to 4.3 you will probably have to manually select it. The only other thing to do would be factory reset.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] nomosp:
I have done a factory reset..... didn't help. The demo note 2 at the local at&t corporate store has the same issues and the employees there was not able to fix their unit or mine.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] 210euser:
Well if that'd the case you either have to flash a custom rom or wait for the ota to 4.3.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] nomosp:
I am not savvy enough to root or flash since I am new at this. Big learning curve for me.

The local att store told me 4.3 is cancelled and the next ota will be 4.4.

What carrier is your N7105 on?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] 210euser:
I'm on att with i317 from att. I just flashed a custom rom based on the 7105.

Rooting pretty easy. Follow the rooting guide. I think it's in general.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] nomosp:
What advantage do you get based on a N7105 rom? N7105 is international model and the frequencies are very different than I317? Just tryin to learn so I can choose which rom to go with.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] 210euser:
The advantage is you get rid of all the att crap. You pretty much turn it into a non carrier branded phone. The att radio is the same so LTE etc works like it should.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] nomosp:
I am looking forward to rooting my phone. I want to be able to use it on Straight Talk and T-Mobile prepaid SIMs and be able to do some light tethering. What is a good ROM to go with (there are so many).?

As a first step, I just got my phone unlocked at a small store that sells many prepaid SIM plans and also repair phones. They are licensed in NY and gave me a bill of sale with imei # on it for factory unlocking my i317. It was done with a usb cable to their computer and they say it is a permanent unlock.

Is there anyway I can tell if that is true or not?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] wish777:
Did you solve the Mic issue on keyboard? I noticed you don't have secondary keys on the Samsung keyboard..I have the codes you can enter to enable them,if you want them..
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] nomosp:
Mic symbol issue remains. I was in another att store with a note 2 with samw issue. Codes? Sure if it helps. How do I enter them?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] 210euser:
Try the ditto rom the OP said new version tonight or stock n7105 rom works perfect. If you want aosp then I'd say omni rom.

You phone will stay unlocked no matter what rom you flash.

Sent from my phone

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I haven't heard of this can you post them.

Sent from my phone
[Moto X General] Julianocas:
Today I've the problem again, the notification simply doesn't work, it looks like the sensor is failing or something because I took it out of the pocket, as usual, and it doesn't light on... having to use the power button again...

It happened other time, some weeks after I bought it... complaining with the technical support on Moto Care, without results, so I've factory reset and wipe everything, and it works...

So, my first guess is that the cache of Active Notification may have some guilty on that, but I can't find the app from it to clean and check if it works. Does anyone knows what app is it?

I'm not gonna to factory reset this time, it simply not useful as a solution.

Does anyone have/had this problem?

Regards,
[Moto X General] ryude:
It happened to be one time. I found the solution to be simply disabling Active Notifications and then re-enabling it.
[Moto X General] Deleted member 2351944:
If a factory reset fixes it, it's probably not a sensor issue. It's possible that an app you've installed is interfering with it somehow - do you have any kind of root apps, or apps that play with system resources (like process managers/Greenify/etc.), or apps that control notifications?
[Moto X General] freak4dell:
I've noticed this on 4.4 a few times, as well as the lag on unlocking from AN a few times, too. Then again, I'm still on the leak, so that may have something to do with it.
[Moto X General] natezire71:
Case maybe? Make sure the screen is clean. That proximity sensor is sensitive.
[Moto X General] Julianocas:
I think I found the problem.

The app management of what will show on active notification... don't active any of those that did not come checked after a reset. I did check some "Google's" for active notification.
[LG Optimus G (International)] Svennjamin:
hi there i just installed cyanogenmod 10.2 and now when i power it on it just shows the cyanogen logo and does nothing else.

what can i do at this point ? any suggestions ? tried to put in download mode but it doesnt appear volup and down and lastly plugging the cable in
[LG Optimus G (International)] davevinci:
Have u cleared /data /cache?
[LG Optimus G (International)] Svennjamin:
OK, so I managed to get it into download mode and flashed a kdz and rooted again and tried 2 different roms when I boot up I always get stuck at the boot up logo.

Do u guys have any ideas what I can do to get my custom rom up and running?
[LG Optimus G (International)] atifsh:
as davevinci said

you can try formatting system partition and than flash cm rom without gapps or anything else.
[General Topics] klowdhaus:
Anybody have one? It's Best Buy's brand tablet.

insigniaproducts.com/products/computer-speakers-accessories/NS-14T002.html

(can't post a link...)

Just picked up a Flex 8 on Black Friday. Not bad for $80. Not sure if I'd pay full price for it though.

It seems good for the price so far, except I'm having a rough time trying to root it.

Anyone have one and root it?
[General Topics] dan_h1n474:
Employee here and I had to pouch one up as well for the price of $80. Now to figure out root.
[General Topics] klowdhaus:
Let us know if you get it.

I've tried Bin4ry, doomlord, tpsparky, played around with it myself a bit. Still not luck. Closest I got is normal on Bin4ry. Just when it reboots, it has no root privaledges. su is in /data/local/tmp but it fails to do anything...
[General Topics] dan_h1n474:
I haven't messed around with it until this very moment. I will admit that the price is killer but initial impression with the device could be better. I was impressed and I mean really impressed with its quadrant score. I'll root this device later today. Black Friday sales and I am tired.

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I found a link to root this device on both ICS and jellybean. I will personally look into it tomorrow but I will post it if you would like to go ahead. The guide itself was written for ICS but later down the thread you will find another link to a working root for jellybean.

http://androidforums.com/insignia-flex-all-things-root/661247-how-root-insignia-flex.html

Please root at your own discresion and I sure hope you purchased a protection plan (GSP) for your tablet.
[General Topics] eflamenco:
also picked this up at my BB, was surprised when i walked in at 3pm and they still had about 10. i want to root too :)
[General Topics] dan_h1n474:
We had a large quantity to sell as well and they all went. It is honestly not half bad. And I would really recommend getting the GSP for the tablet in case of anything. Will report back after rooting.
[General Topics] klowdhaus:
Let us know if you have any luck. I found the link you posted before which led me to try Bin4ry. The script seems to be updated for JB in general but still had no luck. I'm on a Mac and haven't tried any of the windows rooting apps, like posted at the bottom of that thread. I do have a windows partition and would be willing to try that method if needed. That chinese one at the bottom seems shady regardless though.. I hope there is an alternative to that
[General Topics] rekagear20:
Is there a way to flash clockworkmod onto this tablet?
[General Topics] bhiga:
I managed to get the CX-803 version of CWM for Rockchip 3066 from AndroTab.info to work by replacing its kernel with ours by unpacking and repacking with RK3xxx-Firmware-Tools by Sergio.

Note: This is for the

Insignia NS-14T002 (aka iRiver NS-14T002) tablet that shipped with Android 4.2.2

Be EXTREMELY careful! Highly recommend you dump your current kernel and recovery partitions and save them somewhere before flashing anything.

If for some reason the recovery doesn't work, you can flash your stock recovery back as long as you can get back into root shell. But, if it fails to boot normally, I have no idea how to fix it. I have not been able to get any of the Rockchip flashing utilities to recognize the tablet so far, in bootloader mode (these devices have no fastboot) or otherwise. So don't blame me if you somehow brick your tablet.

You have been warned!!

CWM & Stock* Recovery image for NS-14T002

* if for some reason you can't back up your own, but again highly recommend backing up your existing recovery in case it's different from mine

You need root, and you need to do the install from root shell (don't forget to su) as described here.

I used /data/local instead of /dev - anywhere writable should be okay.

To boot into recovery:

adb reboot recovery

power off tablet, disconnect USB, press and hold Vol+ and Power until recovery comes up.

USB disconnect is not a strict requirement, but the battery status thing tends to get in the way.

In stock recovery, push Vol+ and Vol- simultaneously to bring up the menu. CWM menu should be visible at launch.

install petrus's Reboot App and use it to Reboot into recovery

Note: In CWM recovery you can swipe up for Vol+ (move up), swipe down for Vol- (move down), swipe left for Power (select), and swipe right for Back.
[General Topics] cramamarshall:
Re:Insignia Flex Tablet

I actually just purchased one of these last night. It was on sale at Best Buy for $99! I have successfully rooted it and it actually works great! I used Kingo Root to root but first I installed pda net first to install the necessary drivers. I have used this program to root several Android devices and haven't had a problem thus far!

http://www.kingoapp.com/
[General Topics] bhiga:
Great news! I didn't have luck with that one but it might have been the machine I was using at the time.

Just to confirm, your model came with Jellybean 4.2, Model NS-14T002?

The previous version with Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0 was easier to root.

Sent from a device with no keyboard. Please forgive typos, they may not be my own.
[General Topics] cramamarshall:
Yes my device came with 4.2.2 Jelly Bean! My first attempt using Kingo Root it did not see my device. Windows would not install the drivers needed. So I installed PDA net for windows and choose other in the program and once it was done installing it had configured the necessary drivers for Kingo Root to find my tablet and it rooted fine within a couple minutes after that! :good:
[General Topics] arahmahndy:
help!

I was wondering, because I rooted my insignia flex 8 tablet and downloaded an app to try and customize the navigation bar and the developer provided a way on how to do it but said it was risky and took the risk anyway. Unfortunately, after turning on my tablet, it gets stuck on the insignia logo which I'm assuming it is stuck in the boot screen. I emailed the developer on how to fix this and said to flash a ROM to it. But I am just wondering if I am able to still do this even if my tablet gets stuck on the boot screen and freezes. I used ultimate dynamic navbar lite to try and customize my navbar.
[General Topics] bhiga:
I don't have the tablet anymore as it was a gift for a family member that lives elsewhere (I just wanted root so I could remote control it with TeamViewer QuickSupport), but will try to help from my notes and memory.

Flashing ROM may be difficult.

There is no fastboot on these Rockchip devices...

I couldn't find a way to flash without it being bootable and accessible via ADB

None of the Rockchip flashing tools would recognize it, even when I thought I got it booted into flash mode - it loaded drivers, but the flash tools still didn't see it. :(

The only way I know how to flash is to use a flash tool via ADB root shell.

Have you tried plugging it into USB on computer and booting it? Even if it doesn't reach the launcher, maybe it is accessible from ADB?

If you can access ADB, you may be able to reverse whatever the app changed from ADB shell and uninstall the app. (Politely ask the author for help)

You might be able to flash the system image I took too, but that has potential to brick it even worse.

If you have custom recovery loaded, you should just be able to restore from a backup.

If you don't have custom recovery loaded, things get a little more hairy...

You can try booting into Safe mode, maybe it'll bypass the offending app.

Power off tablet

Unplug USB*

Press and hold Vol- and Power until (hopefully) it completely boots

Try booting into standard recovery and see what your options are there - Factory Reset might help (depends what was changed and where)

Power off tablet

Unplug USB*

Press and hold Vol+ and Power until recovery comes up (Android with open chest)

Press Vol+ and Vol- simultaneously to bring up the menu.

* while unplugging USB isn't really required, because a battery app launches shortly afterward, it can make getting into recovery and safe mode more difficult

The folks over at Freaktab and Vondroid are really the experts at this Rockchip stuff.

For reference, the platform is RK3066, but there are many variations of the platform (different WiFi, memory configuration, etc) so you can't just grab any ROM.
[General Topics] arahmahndy:
Thank you!

Thanks for the information! I know I have ADB from rooting my tablet so I'm gonna check how that is when I get home and I have found some rockship information on vondroid so I will check that out also. Thanks for the reply again! :)
[General Topics] bhiga:
If you can access ADB then try loading the CWM recovery I posted above. If you can at least get CWM up, at worst case I can give you a copy of my stock backup to restore.

Sent from a device with no keyboard. Please forgive typos, they may not be my own.
[General Topics] bhiga:
Did you get things sorted out?
[General Topics] bhiga:
If anyone is interested or needs it, Insignia sent me the GPL source.

You can also request it directly from them like it says on the website but it took a week or two (they might not have had a procedure in place yet, the agent had to forward my request to a different department) and I had completely forgotten until an unexpected package arrived.
[General Topics] crzyrostr5150:
Performance NS-15at10, ta120, ITQ701

Just thought someone might want to know, kingo root works, updated to 4.4.2, Booster plus battery saver pro is worth the money, better than 3c so far, still looking for more sources, any advice or help is appreciated especially for a recovery, dual bootloaders, ugh
[General Topics] bhiga:
Maybe I'm missing something here, but the drivers are for the PC, as the device needs to be recognized for Kingo Root (on the PC) to access it and root it.
[General Topics] cramamarshall:
Yes the drivers are for the pc to recognize the device! The only app that managed to work for me without a pc was King Root the latest version it allowed me root even after the lollipop update was installed. It actually worked well took a few minutes!
[General Topics] meseguer24:
Need the Firmware

I understand you got the right firmware of this Tablet. Just to confirm:

Branch: Insignia

Model: ns-14t002

Processor_ RK3168

Board: T83230_68_MB_V1.0

1GB RAM

8GB Internal

Screen: 8" (Inches)

Resolution: 1024x768

If so, I really appreciate your help if you can post a link to download it or send it to my email.

Right now my Tablet is working badly.

Thanks in advance.
[General Topics] meseguer24:
Desperate to recover a Ns-14t002 Insignia

Hello Friends, I've read what you've posted here and I have some questions.

I have a Tablet ns-14T002 and It does not work at all. I've been trying to install some ROMs but None of them worked.

I dont know too much How to do all this, but I have some idea I think. I'll tell you what I can do. I can enter in Mask Rom Mode, and Loader Mode, and Install ROMs using RKTOOL and Android Toll too.

I mailed Insignia People de they said they dont have any firmware of this Product anymore because it's discontinued. Any way, I'll appreciate any thing you can tell me to recover my Tab.

Thanks in advance.

Note: I erased your message which I was trying to Quote, but it had some links and the system did not let post if I let them. Sorry for that.

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My friend, I am trying to Reply your message but the system does not let me. Could you check forward in other message the text describing my problem, please?
[General Topics] ClubSpade12:
WELL this tablet isn't very popular and I don't think there are any custom ROMs out there, except for MAYBE slightly modified stock ROMs on KitKat and JB, chances are whatever you were flashing didn't even have a chance of working. Insignia won't be able to help you with this, I no longer have my tablet but if someone on here is real nice, they can back up their own device and give you a link to it so you can install their backup.
[General Topics] 2manyhobbies:
I know this is old; does anyone have a better link to that cwm and stock made for this tablet on the first page?
[General Topics] bhiga:
If you're referring to my post with the CWM recovery image, I uploaded to AndroidFileHost and updated the post. Both my stock and the CWM image are in a zip now, so you have to benefit of checksum validation.
[General Topics] 2manyhobbies:
Thanks for updating that. I had this tablet sitting around collecting dust so I thought I would tinker with it. Could you elaborate a little more on how you flashed the cwm image?
[General Topics] bhiga:
1. You need to be rooted.

2. Get flash-image from the CX-803 CWM zip

3. Use the root shell flash method to flash the recovery .img file.
[General Topics] 2manyhobbies:
Wow. Thanks. I have been fighting this thing for 3 days with it not connecting to rktools or any other rk program. I came across this CM13 build for rk30xx. Do you think I could flash it on this thing? http://crewrktablets.arctablet.com/?p=5617
[General Topics] bhiga:
Sorry, I don't have a firmware per-se, they only sent me the GPL source and I can't find the disc it came on.

I do have romdump and CWM backups of the tabet in a fairly unused state - those might help if your tablet at least boots enough for you to have terminal and/or ADB access.

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=41615

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I'm not sure if Insignia did anything special/nonstandard. It probably stands a good chance of working, but the normal rules apply, make sure you're 100% sure you have a good backup of the current state before flashing, and make sure you know how to go back in case something doesn't work.
[General Topics] 2manyhobbies:
Inside adb and an emulator I'm getting "error scanning partitions failed with error: -1" after entering the flash image command. Any ideas?

I have both files inside /data/local

Before this error I was getting "flash image not found"

Update* I factory restored. Grabbed a different copy of flash_image and put it into /system/bin/ with recovery in /data/local/ and received permission denied.

Command I used..

Adb remount

(Success)

Adb shell

chmod 755 /system/bin/flash_image recovery /data/local/recovery.img

Then I changed the recovery to same location as flash_image and got "segmentation fault"

*Update* SUCCESS! I stumbled upon an app called Flashify by Christian Göllner on the play store that let me flash an image file from the app. Now I have CWM on my insignia. I will keep that in my back pocket for times like these. Thanks again bhiga for the CWM file and good info.
[General Topics] GuruBoy88:
KingoRoot can't root this tablet

KingoRoot doesn't supports this model , how did you do that ?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BplusA:
Hello Everyone,

I have some queries regarding my S3, I would appreciate helping me in answering them

1. Is 4.3 stable in general ( Regardless of the ROM ) !? , I mean was it released "officially" by Sammy and users around some parts of the world begun to receive the updates !?

2. Now I have been on "Android Revolution HD" for quite some time now , I've been on 29.0 (which I liked). But recently I updated to 40.0 (which I didn't like that much [ battery drain, lagging ... ] ) . Might those problem I've been having related to the fact that I didn't Wipe !? ( even though I was upgrading the same ROM )

3. In short words. what is PROS and CONS of flashing a custom kernel !? Cuz I'm thinking of doing that !?

Sorry if It's too much :D ,
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boomboomer:
4.3 is stable if you use the Chinese kernel. If you have any problem with a rom the first step is to full wipe and reflash. Custom kernel is personal choice, like the rom. Asking for recommendations is against the rules and will get your thread locked.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BplusA:
Thank You , I edited the last part out :cool:

so what does affect the battery operation more, the kernel !? or the ROM !?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boomboomer:
The screen on time effects battery time most, followed by what the phone is doing while it's in standby. Custom kernels add tweaks for the enthusiast, to fiddle with things you can't with stock, but best battery life comes from disabling apps & services which run all the time. Rom is very much like a wife, you have to find one you can live with -the good thing about xda is you can try several before settling down.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] halo_neo911:
plz help me in storing messages on my mmc

is there any registery tweak plz tel me about it

or any other third party software(plz giv me links)

Thanks!!

God Bless U!!
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] yener90:
This solves the annoying setings bug on GE 4.4.

You dont need any busybox hack etc.

It also works on new bootloader.

Solution is:

delete system\lib\hw\keystore.msm8960.so file :D:D:D

now it works perfect for me :D
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] overkillZ:
please explain what it does a little better...:eek:
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] iB4STiD:
hmm... ill give it a go
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] yener90:
use es file explorer, gain root acces go to directoy system\lib\hw and delete keystore.msm8960.so :laugh:
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] overkillZ:
diddent mean it that way xD i meant how does it work hahaha (sorry bad gramatics)
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] yener90:
I believe its the wrapper for Google edition Version.

If you delete it, it will usw the default folder for the keys, this will solve our problem
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] jamal2367:
Can someone test this ???