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[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Eukalyptus:
Hello!

I have installed Cyanogenmod 9 on my LG Optimus Sol E730. In this moment, my phone won’t start. When I press the power button, the display shows „Emergency Mode!”. Before "Emergency Mode" screen appeared (when Cyanogenmod worked fine), I have tried to go into Recovery Mode, but I was getting the blue screen and the phone restarted. In this momment the phone doesn’t allow me to go into Recovery Mode. I have tried to reinstall the original firmware with KDZ Firmware Update, but I get an error and the program closes.

KDZ log -

22:41:32 : Launching SW update

22:41:32 : Unpacking KDZ

22:41:43 : KDZ file extraced

22:41:56 : Files were extracted.

22:41:56 : LGMobileDL Load.

22:41:56 : Port = -1

22:41:56 : Connecting to phone

22:42:06 : Check Phone mode = 1

22:42:23 : Phone type check.......

22:42:28 : LGMobileDL.DLL Loading....

22:42:28 : _SetAuthMark Fail

22:42:28 : AuthMark°¡ Á¤È®È÷ Phone¿¡ Write µÇÁö ¾Ê¾Ò½À´Ï´Ù!

22:42:28 : _SetAuthMark Fail

22:42:28 : LoadCDMAPhoneData() Error

22:42:28 : _DetachDLL Call

22:42:28 : _DetachDLL Call End

22:42:28 : Param : Path = C:\ProgramData\LGMOBILEAX\Phone\LGE730AT-00-V10j-VDF-XXX-JAN-15-2013+0-DZ.dz

22:42:28 : Param : moduleDir =

22:42:28 : Param : waitTime = 0

22:42:28 : Param : UsbHighSpeed = 1

22:42:28 : Param : PhoneMode = 1

22:42:28 : Param : BinVersion = V10J_00

22:42:28 : Param : AuthMark = 0

22:42:28 : Call fn_StartUpgrade

22:42:28 : Smart : wParam = 206, lParam = 0

How can I reinstall the software on this phone?

Can I use other software like KDZ?

Please help me with a tutorial or some information.

I mention that I have installed Windows 8 x64 on my pc.

Thank you, guys!
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] roboneter:
Hi there,

I am currently running CM10.1 on my S advanced. (android 4.2.2).

Is it possible to when i get called my phone gives sound and vibration. and when i get any other notification my phone just vibrates?

thanks in advance.

Sorry for my bad english
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] szzlgupta:
Turn vibration ON on all notifications.

Set ringtone.

Keep notif ringtone as NONE.

I hope it should work.
[LG Optimus G Pro] deadenz:
I'm running slimbean and I'd like to have The Real Dark Slim enabled but I want the messaging app to use the light theme, is this possible?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kenny1991:
Hi,

I saw awhile ago an app for rooted note 3 here in forums but I can't find it now.

Ant one know or have tried an app for extra vokume in calls? Can'st blieve how low it is and they nevr fix it, had same issue with note1.

I use voide apps liek mobilevoip and sounmd withput HP is terible. Can't hear other part.

Thank you
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] carlitos66:
you mean something like this? It's not app but so far it works for me.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2470890
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kenny1991:
Thank you. That was it^^

But I must install using recovery and I don't have one. I just rooted my note today with autoroot.

Should I first install a custome recovery or is there another way to install it?

Thank you again
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kenny1991:
Flashed CWM with mobile Odin and installed booster ?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] carlitos66:
yore welcome. how do you like it? I am using the moderate lite and some volumes - especially over speaker are distorted, but only if I crank it up full throttle. But overall it works fine. Samsung's in call volume and headphones volume is just plain unacceptable on this superb phone.
[HTC First] r00tb33r:
Is it possible to port over Nexus 4 ROMs (including 4.4 KitKat) to HTC First? HTC has released the kernel source code for our phones. I like the Nexus experience, and don't really want CM. If HTC made Nexus handsets for Google I would have bought that instead, but the minimalist nature of the First really appeals to me.
[HTC First] russian392:
um that isnt quite as easy as you think. porting cm is easier cause our phone has hardware relatives like the HTC One mini which use the same drivers and stuff like that. also our screen size matches the One mini so porting it would be as easy as 1-2-3. it does take time but it will be a hell of alot faster than BUILDING an AOSP rom. to make aosp work 1, you would need screensize and other hardware compatibility, then 2, the rom was never made for htc and 3, there is not flashable zip of the stock rom to base the OS off of, so it would requre alot more work. trust me , cm and and aosp arent much different so dont worry.
[HTC First] r00tb33r:
Since I have no experience porting Android I can't say that you are incorrect, but isn't the binary architecture of applications the same (ARMv7-A Krait instruction set?), the screen is reasonably similar (1280x720 vs 1280x768, or Nexus 4 having 48 extra pixels on the width in portrait mode). Basically, it's not possible to just stick our device-specific kernel (and kernel modules, aka drivers) in there and have everything else just work? Before Android, I had no problems compiling a new Linux kernel for my distro with new options and applications worked just fine.

By the way, HTC promised a 4.4 KitKat update for HTC One Mini which AFAIK is 95% same as our First. Would it be possible to port that ROM? I'd still prefer Nexus though.
[HTC First] Kendosis:
Yeah it would be possible to port 4.4 from the the One Mini, I'm not to sure how stable it would be though I'd foresee the usual bluetooth,camera,wifi issues.
[HTC First] r00tb33r:
Why would there be bluetooth/camera/wifi issues? We would use our own kernel with correctly configured modules. Both First and One Mini kernel source is out, can't we just run a comparison to see what's different? From the look of it they use the same Linux kernel release, so differences should be few (at least no false positives from different module versions). If newer Android builds will use newer Linux kernel, we can add those differences that we will know of after we do the First vs One Mini source comparison.

I think running the patch program would be an easy way to find the affected source files, as files with no differences will generate no patch lines.
[HTC First] russian392:
It's a darn LG. It would like either 1. Take for ever or 2. Impossible

We are using an HTC lol
[HTC First] r00tb33r:
I don't follow what you mean about incompatibility of LG. It's still the same CPU architecture, and neither the Linux kernel nor the Android operating system are the developments of LG. Explain please.

I'm a computer engineer with a bit of custom hardware core development experience for embedded systems running Linux. I just don't see why there's a problem swapping out all the hardware-specific stuff from underneath Android as long as CPU architecture remains the same.

I have years of Linux experience, just not Android-specific.
[HTC First] russian392:
well.

1. ive seen people try, its not as easy as it seems.

2. think of it as windows. you install it on your pc, it will take another several hours just to download and install various drivers and software for your hardware.

the thing is not just in the android OS. the os should be able to auto adapt itself to any android capable device. BUT we have to consider 1. drivers for the adreno 305 and the snapdragon 400. we also need kernel/baseband capability. the nexus is pretty much a BLANK device with absolutely nothing on it, and they install a stock kernel and stock rom. we would have to go in and make the kernel work, which hopefuly we can just use a ready built one, and then tweak the rom + kernel to fit the harware, whcih will include the capatative side of the screen, and camera, and everything else, and the ram. and that. although technicaly some of it will be there, its not as easy as you might think.

edit

see, ive worked on an ARMv6 device, and its like much harder than an ARMv7 which has alot of similarities. and mind you, im not saying its IMPOSSIBLE, and im not saying its extremely hard. im sure it can be done, but porting cm form a mimic device like the One Mini would be easier than a Nexus 4, or a Nexus 5 at that.
[HTC First] russian392:
here. maybe this will make my point clear...its not easy eve for big companies, not just for a single person

http://www.androidcentral.com/why-you-ll-never-have-latest-version-android
[HTC First] abrahammmmmmm_:
Wouldn't it be easier and more connivent to port from the HTC one xl? It does have a good amount of great ROMs
[HTC First] russian392:
its not the ROM, gosh. its the HARDWARE. the One mini has pretty much identical hardware, therefore its easier. if we can atleast get ONE rom ported successfully everything else would be much easier cause the that rom could be used as a base for other ports...

the XL, well the major difference is the adreno 225 vs our 305, plus we have more sensors...

so um...posibly? you could give it ago if you want
[HTC First] abrahammmmmmm_:
I see what you mean, but I wasn't really aware of the great difference of the adreno 225 & 305. When checking it out I only heard there was some very minor tweaks done to the 225 to get the 305. And I'd actually give it a go if it wasn't for how easily this phone bricks, I guess I'll just have to be patient and wait to see what our great devs we've got can whip up for now
[HTC First] r00tb33r:
Modern operating systems are built on the principle of abstraction layers. The *nix kernels place devices as memory pointers on the filesystem tree (they are not files however in the literal sense), so you can swap out hardware and kernel but maintaining the same pointer names and your upper level application won't care at all, as a matter of fact it may not even know it runs on different hardware from before. The "ROM" that you download and flash onto your device is not monolithic, it's made up of components and the Linux kernel and Android OS, and the rest of the applications are separate parts. You should be able swap out the hardware specific layer, otherwise the design of the OS won't be worth a damn.

From user's perspective however "ROM" means something else, it means a specific set of features, be it pre-installed apps, eyecandy (like Sense or Touchwiz), or other miscellaneous bloatware. Basically it's a snapshot of an environment, which defines the user experience. HTC has their own tailored user experience which they ship with their phones like the One mini, with Sense, and probably some carrier restrictions (like custom restricted Wi-Fi tethering on AT&T). HTC first, because it's a product manufactured FOR Facebook, and marketed as A Facebook phone, has a different user experience from typical HTC products. Samsung has their own tailored user experience with their own apps and Touchwiz. Finally LG makes their own phones too, however the Nexus device they make for Google is a Google product, and Google tailors the user experience for their product. I like Google's vision of the smartphone user experience (I had a Nexus One before), and that's what I want to achieve with the current phone. True, that I could have bought a Nexus 4, however HTC's hardware design allows me to do things that are seemingly impossible with LG... Like swapping the IMEI (don't ask).

Not everybody wants their user experience be of HTC or CM flavor. Please be respectful of that. Arguing against wishes of others accomplishes nothing.

I believe it's clear enough that One mini updates can AND WILL be ported to our phone, there is no point to discuss that further in the context of THIS thread.
[HTC First] russian392:
1. SWAPPING IMEI IS ILLEGAL

2. You are correct, htc has some briliant hardware but the nexus 5 is a monster now haha

3. Go get the stock aosp android rom (4.2 or 4.3) then get a kernel for our phones, and flash it....see what you get and PLEASE let me know if it works cause i highly doubt it.

4. The reason why i duscussed the One Mini ports, is because if they are successfull, you can use them as a basis for for other ports like a nexus 4 port. and it doesnt have to be a nexus 4 port, it can be anything else, just at the moment, so far we have ZERO roms that boot, one bricked phone because of a blind build, and what you basicaly want is a blind build of a nexus 4 rom...so if youre willing to put your phone on the line, go right ahead.
[HTC First] abrahammmmmmm_:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2216371
[HTC First] r00tb33r:
1. Depends, still, don't do it. I don't tell others to do it, and won't say how even if asked. But that's a feature I need hence why I choose HTC.

2. More than I need.

3. When I get around it. Fortunately it's possible to unbrick these if something goes terribly wrong (I have the JTAG pinout for this device). I am waiting on a new JTAG box from the team before I release the pinout to public... Unless of course anyone wants to donate a new box or badass logic probe or a very high speed digital oscilloscope.

4. Of course the One mini port will happen before any others because it will take the least time, however not all of us want to use it.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] masmod:
I have broken the display of my mda pro and I don't know where to buy it. Please help me! Thanks for the indications.

:cry: :cry: :cry:
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] vbJoe:
Might be worth emailing the people at: http://www.mobilefun.co.uk

I know they do a replacement screen for the mda compact so they may have a supply for the universal.

http://www.mobilefun.co.uk/product/6554.htm
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Diggia:
A friend of mine needs of a new display also, and i would like to know how much it cost

Thanks

@masmod

Se sai qualcosa mi manderesti un mp ?

Grazie :wink:
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] universaldoc:
PPCtechs are doing it. This is the link:

http://www.pocketpctechs.com/main~unit~iMATE_JASJAR-496~area~repairs~item~XDA-LCD06.htm

Too expensive - $250!!!
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Captain Pervert:
What did you expect. I think 250 dollar, which is about 220 euros, is a good price. I've seen worse for screens on, for instance, digital cameras with crappy resolution and of course no touch screen.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] universaldoc:
Actually in Dubai you can get the screen fixed for AED 600 which translates to about $170.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Diggia:
Thanks guys for your replies

Now I refer to my friend :wink:

@universaldoc

Is it possible to buy from Dubai ?

Do you know any site ?

Thanks :wink:
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Asukal:
hey, i have broken Exec in my hand,

My friend droped it onto floor and never boot again.

if need, i can share u only display LCD.

please send me PM if you need.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] universaldoc:
I'm sorry, you can't purchase it directly from them as its an authorised i-mate service centre.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Diggia:
Ok, I have understood

Thanks however :wink:
[General Questions and Answers] jcomito:
Looking for some help / advice..

I own a Sprint Samsung Galaxy S3. I recently had it flashed over to PagePlus and ported my number from At&T. Occasionally my phone says that I am roaming, I've had a couple dropped calls, and I am unable to send picture messages. The company that did the flash uses HoudiniSoft. I exchanged my old iPhone4 for the flash + some cash. I'm starting to think I got fleeced.

I also bought a S2 for my wife, and had it flashed by the same place to Boost Mobile. She has been complaining about her phone also. I'm starting to think that it's the software that they are using.

I'm not very knowledgeable about this stuff. I wish there was more information out there because I would love to learn. Does anyone know how I can correct these issues? Thanks much for any help!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Swegger:
Hello, I have a Denver TAC-70111 with Android 4.2.2 and I have no idea how to apply the root.

I do not know if it is possible to apply a ROM like CyanogenMod

TAC-70111 Specifications:

Dimensions: 191 (w) x 110 (h) x 10 (d) mm

Size: 800x480 7''

RAM: 512 MB

Internal Memory: 4GB

CPU: 1.2 GHz

1.2 ghz cpu & 512mb ddr3 ram

Please help me! :(
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Treco2:
here:

h**p://sourceforge.net/projects/rootandroid/files/latest/download?source=directory

that workerd for me... :laugh:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Att1Tude:
Yesh i got this tac70111 device cheap, and ofc its slow but this same packet worked for me, only problem i had in installation was that the script didnt find the device, so couple times replugging, checked thru control panel device works correct, the stuff installed properly and rootcheck was succesful. This will install SuperSU in device. Great, thanks :good:
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GalaxySIIII:
Doe it exists ?

dont like google version .. like g2 layout

thnx
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jimlarck:
Nope, and there won't be one (at least until the G2 updates to KitKat)

But that shouldn't make you feel blue, you can always theme your phone to look like a G2.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
If you don't like "Google version" then nexus is not for you

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I do NOT reply to support queries over PM. Please keep support queries to the Q&A section, so that others may benefit
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GalaxySIIII:
eem noo i need icons as g2 weather widget g2 dropdown menu g2 ..
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jimlarck:
Then buy a G2 :)
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GalaxySIIII:
it's dearer tho and doesnt have dc-hsdpa
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] bobolinko:
Does anyone know how I can bypass the Screen Lock on a Samsung Galaxy S4 (Rooted stock 4.2.2) when an incoming call is ringing the phone?

I have hd caller ID that has an easy way to answer the phone, but my wife does not know how to open the Screen Lock so she can't answer the phone when I'm busy in the yard, garage, etc.

I've been looking for a quick fix, but I have not come across anything usable.

Thanks all of you for all your help to everyone that asks for it. Your answers often helps many individuals that have the same needs!

Aloha!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] xdapowerapps:
I am not sure if I completely understand. Are you saying that you have to unlock your phone to answer an incoming phone call? :/
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] bobolinko:
Yes, the screenlock is still showing the big orange balloon.... I have to swipe the dots, then press answer.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] baseballfanz:
That's weird cause even with screen lock, if there's an incoming call you should only need to swipe to answer or reject.

☞ Sent from here☜???
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] xdapowerapps:
Are you running any lock screen programs like GoLocker or something similar? Default Android behaviour is to allow you to accept incoming calls without putting in your PIN/Pattern/Password. If you are not running another locker, then open up your dialer, press the menu soft key, and check your "call settings" options. Check the behaviours where you can press the home button to accept calls and see if you can accept calls that way. If not, remove your security code, restart your phone, and set it again. Let us know if any of these work for you.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] bobolinko:
thanks, I'll try what you suggested
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] Braccoz:
hi there, i was wondering, since this phone has MSM8960 which is LTE-capable, and is in fact an LTE phone save for the fact that it is locked to 1900mhz, if it would be possible to "unlock" the radio to be able to use EU/World LTE frequencies.

now, i know that the antenna inside is most likely tuned to 1900mhz so the reception would not be optimal, but still i'm curious cause i found out that there is a tool called QPST service programing from qualcomm that seems to be able to change the radio settings

example link -> http://galaxys4root.com/galaxy-s4-t...aws-bands-on-att-galaxy-s4-sgh-i337sgh-i337m/

so yeah, has anybody tried yet?
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] The Solutor:
I haven't such QPST knowledge, but I believe that QPST can enable the missing bands only if the are listed by the baseband, and then purposely disabled by Motorola when it sells the same phone in different areas.

I'm afraid it's not our case, given the phone is meant for a single market.

I believe that the antennas and filters shouldn't be a big problem, the problem is to have an hacked baseband, which is a task that very few people can do.

That said keep what I wrote with a grain of salt, and see if someone else has better ideas.
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] Braccoz:
nah, it should be just a matter of chaning the right NV settings to the appropriate values. that's the hard part basically, cause there are a ton and it's not immediate to locate them
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] CornholioGSM:
i mean that biggest problem is antena switch :(
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] The Solutor:
Still a guess, but I blieve that hardly the switch would be a problem, if properly driven.

Btw a definite answer to this question should come identifying the switch IC and checking its datasheet.

Do you know what IC is doing that function in our Phone ?
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] CornholioGSM:
if i dont forgot i can check it tomorrow :)
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] olegfusion:
this thread is very actual in our time. I would also like to check out LTE for other bands in Verizon phones.

the problem is that topic starter gives link to activate AWS band, it's not LTE, it's WCDMA 1700MHz
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] The Solutor:
It was just an example, I believe.

And BTW would be nice to have the UMTS900 too.

In Italy some small areas are already covered, and starting from January/2014 wil be possible for the Operators to use it nationwide.

I tested it already on during the last summer vacations and is just awesome.

Better coverage than GSM900. with the speed of 3G.
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] kabaldan:
Take a look at page 3 of Atrix HD teardown:

http://www.techinsights.com/uploade...2013/techinsights-motorola-atrix-hd-mb886.pdf

There are not only antenna switches at play, but also band specific power amplifiers.

Besides the hardware parts, I guess that our BP firmware will also be one of the show stoppers for achieving LTE e.g. at 800Mhz on Q.

[Atrix HD is very similar device (we share the same kernel) and we are able to use also its BP firmware to some extent (so the BP signature seems to be the same as on Q).]
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] Braccoz:
it was just an example so show that it is actually possible to unlock frequencies the phone was not meant to work with
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] The Solutor:
Nice find, thanks.

Interestingly enough looks like the Atrix HD doesn't have any ACPM-5005, which is present (for sure) on the Photon Q, (is a band 5 850MHz power amplifier), while the Atrix HD is stated to support that band.

Too bad I cant read the full list of PQ ICs, some of them are unreadable, on the broken logic board I have handy.

For sure there are two ACPM-5002 (band 2/1900Mhz) power amplifiers, and the ACPM-7051, quad band GSM and band 1 & 5 (2100/850) LTE/UMTS/LTE PA

At least looks like the signals are routed differently between the two phones
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] agrs22:
So after a long wait and having updated my boss's SGS4 to the sweet chocolaty kitkat, I came across an official CM 11 nightly for our beloved cappy, (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2557481) I tried it and for a nightly it running exceptionally except for one thing that sent me back to SlimBean, I can not get whatsapp to connect by any means. Everything else is working beautifully but this D: it even downloaded from the playstore just fine (as opposed to all the errors said to be caused by ART) I tried all the lib fixes I found that said it got whatsapp working again but non of them did the job. Any one that has got it to work?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pallav Sheth:
Try to check your APN settings. It worked for me. :)