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[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pc2053:
re:parsing error Mot G

parsing error

Please read this message. I an several other have MOTO G phones. We have one think in comment it has a serious problem installing any apk other then d/l from the Google play market. Here is the message.. Regarding :There was a problem parsing the package" issue.

I called Moto Tech support. Open 7 days 1-800-734-5870 .

Talked with level 1 they were clueless. Level 2 got into my phone and tried a few things.. they to were clueless. The pushed it to level 3 I am waiting to hear from them.

What would really help the cause is everyone that reads this message to contract Motorola Support.

Tell them you also have this problem. The more that does the quicker we will get a solution.

If you do plan to have all you information available. They will need it.
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scott_doyland:
Its fixed in 4.4.2 isn't it ???

And most, not all, can fix on 4.3 by a factory reset as mentioned above.
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cra1g321:
4.4.2 here, no longer having this issue :D
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anish.2010:
hey juz check if ur sd is protected with password or something. and its the reason y its showing... if sd is protected under developer options & phone is rooted it occurs. check that out n try and tht prob will be solved..it worked for me. check that out n reply.
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kieranc88:
I don't own the phone no more now, so unfortunately can't test .
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jamman77:
Lost track of which forum I was in. Posted in wrong one. My apologies.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mike102871:
Running the nexus 5 port. Is there a way to add arrow keys to the stock keyboard. I don't want to use keyswift. Or any other keyboard.

IF IVE HELPED PLEASE HIT THANKS
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] Xcarlitos00X:
so I am stuck on a bootloop and i am trying to go back to stock using odin but when i try to i get this message

<ID:0/005> Odin v.3 engine (ID:5)..

<ID:0/005> File analysis..

<ID:0/005> SetupConnection..

<ID:0/005> Initialzation..

<ID:0/005> Get PIT for mapping..

<ID:0/005> Firmware update start..

<ID:0/005> aboot.mbn

<ID:0/005> NAND Write Start!!

<ID:0/005> FAIL! (Auth)

<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 1)

Please help Ive been trying to find a fix but can't
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] daniel4653:
You must be on 4.3 and are trying to Odin a 4.2.2 ROM like MDC MDL or MF9 which is impossible at the monent. Odin a MJA tar and you will be fine.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] Xcarlitos00X:
Do you have a link for one ?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] daniel4653:
How did I know that was coming.

---------- Post added at 03:09 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:08 PM ----------

http://www.rwilco12.com/downloads.p...axy S4 (SPH-L720)/Stock ROMs/MJA/Original TAR
[Omni Q&A] amsamson:
When receiving a text message and swiping to respond using active display, text typing functions are suspended until exiting and re-entering the message. Running latest nightlies on Nexus 5 with SwiftKey as input.
[Omni Q&A] sdmark:
same thing happens to me on t-mo s4 (jfltetmo). I use chompsms and swype (also happened with kii). I was wondering if converting them to a system app with tibu would change anything...using 12/19 build right now
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jlmancuso:
Was wondering if anyone has played around with NFC tags. I ordered a new case for my phone and it came with one. I have setup a few tasks to automate things. I was wondering what others have used them for and what apps they use and recommend.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] andyistic:
So you obtained this compressed image debrick_sph_l710.img.xz

Now extract the .IMG file using 7-Zip (WinZip does not work),

then you write the image file to your 16-GB SD card using dd in Linux.

Now you turn your cell off and insert the new SD card.

The question is: How do you boot off this new SD card and not the cell's internal boot loader?

Do you just power up?

Do you need to use the Download Mode method, or the Recovery Mode method?

Maybe your internal boot loader has to be damaged before the cell even looks at the external SD.

Anyone have ideas on this?

Thanks.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] khafaga:
Hi guys,

My tablet suddenly went crazy since i installed Cm 10.1 , used to crash everywhile till yesterday where it crashed if failed to boot the room where only it gets stuck at the M motorola Logo screen, i decided im going to reflash the rom with its compatible Gapps thats when i faced another problem where my Rogue xm Recovery cant mount either cache or sdcard or internal memory, i kept restarting recovery but with no hope , till i found out i have to open recovery and wait like 3-5 mins till recovery can read device memory-internal memory, cache etc- - LIKE DEVICE WENT TOO SLOW- , i reflashed the rom but again doesnt boot, tried another EOS rom with its Gapps but also same result stuck at motorola boot screen - I FLASH LIKE A PRO wiping everything before flashing- i tried to flash another recovery TWRP but it couldnt read internal sdcard although its modded for that. Please give me some clues this tablet carries sweet memories of 2+ years :/
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] new-noob:
hi please let me know if you got xoom fixed ?

I have similar issue after installing CM10.1 , tablet stucked on boot logo and because none of my volume buttons work I have no idea how to fix is ! ?

have this tablet for 3 years , it's a lot of stuff there :(
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] calaski8123:
I am currently on ME7 stock build. I have rooted and unlocked my last 5 phones and thought I would do the same with the GS4 until I was surprised to see all the issues with the newer builds. I know about safestrap but I haven't taken the plunge yet. Every night I have been delaying the OTAS update Verizon is pushing out. I didn't want to upgrade to an even worse build to be on that nothing would allow me to root.

1) What is the build that Verizon is currently pushing?

2) Is it better, worse or the same when it comes to future potential to unlock and root?

3) Is there a list or chart anywhere what has a chronological order of Verizon build numbers so I can see what is being pushed each time an OTA is offered and I can research what it means for unlocking and root purposes?

Thanks,

Jim
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Shaftamle:
1)mk2

2) nobody has been able to unlock new boot loader so as long as there is a root method it should not matter. Don't know about mk2 but I believe mj7 has root.

3)mdk

Me7

Mi1 (I think)

Mj7

Mk2

I think I got them all.

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] CoMtnMan:
Being on ME7 you are being prompted to update to MI1, then you will be prompted to update to MJ7, and finally to MK2 (the most recent). Safe rooting methods for each of these builds are different but readily available if you look in the Verizon Galaxy S4 forums. Recently, Hashcode has provided the community with the only recovery for MJ7 and MK2 - Safestrap. When you say unlock I'm guessing you mean the bootloader which is still locked - and a difficult nut to crack although there are some very smart guys working on it. I recently got my GS4 and am currently on MK2 rooted with safestrap installed. I don't see an advantage of ME7 to MJ7 or MK2 but others may feel differently. For a while ME7 and MI1 were the only builds that Safestrap worked on, but now that MJ7 and MK2 are safestrap compatible, there doesn't seem to be a disadvantage to the newer builds. Hope that helps sort it out a little. Cheers.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] calaski8123:
YEs thanks... I'll do some research on the newer builds. I really just wanted to know if there was one build that is best to be on and then root. I didn't want to update and find out rooting would be more difficult or have problems but likewise, I didn't want to root on ME7 and miss out on some added features in the newer builds.

If you guys had to pick the best build to be on for a balance of rooting and features, which would it be. For purposes of rooting, I'm OK with stock, I don't need a custom ROM. I just want to delete bloatware, run an ad blocker, wifi tether and Google Wallet (with NFC payments).

And yes, I meant an unlocked bootloader when I said unlocked. I know safestrap works, I just have always been on unlocked with a custom recovery where I could make backups. I felt way safer that way. I'm sure its fine, but safestrap is a new method I'm not yet comfortable with.

Thanks,

Jim
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] CoMtnMan:
I think MJ7 would be best. I upgraded to MK2 and don't notice much difference (it was a small incremental update - still 4.3). The nice thing is that if you do manage to screw up MK2 or MJ7 you can always ODIN back to MJ7 and start fresh. MJ7 seems to be slightly better for flashing as you also have to flash the kernel module after each new rom and MJ7 has one on Hashcode's page whereas MK2's is "coming soon".

I have been using safestrap for over a year with my Razr prior to the SG4 - very stable and a huge help when you want to try multiple roms but not want the hassle of flashing back and forth between stock and custom roms. Just make sure you read all of Hashcode's instructions on using it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Shaftamle:
He probably knows more about it than me I'm on MDK still.

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] calaski8123:
OK great. So if I do the OTA update Verizon is pushing, it will install each one individually so I can stop when I get to the one I want? It won't just go right to the most recent build?

Jim
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Shaftamle:
Yes. Correct. That one I do know! ;)

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] calaski8123:
Ok I updated to MJ7. I'm getting this shield notification now that says it detected unauthorized access to a secured area. I searched and found this is an annoying issue that only seems to be fixed with a factory reset... ugh WTF? ! ? Samsung and Verizon are really starting to blow.

If I try and update this security thing it's it going to prevent me from rooting?

Any other way to stop it besides a factory reset?

Thanks,

Jim
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] k1mu:
That's Knox. On the initial MJ7 build, it was raising that issue whenever you went from one WiFi access point to another.

If you allow it to update the policy, that defect goes away.

No need to factory reset.

If you root your phone, allow SuperSU to disable Knox and the problem will go away.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Scottchy014:
I just rooted my SG4 MK2 and that Knox thing showed up on my supersu access. It scared the crap out of me because I thought I was tripping it and on my way to hard bricking my phone. Thanks k1mu. I just hit disable and the shield went away.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Conchas:
Does someone knows if there is a TPenable.exe and TPdisable.exe for Universal.

They should allow to enable/disable touchscreen and they exist for other HTC devices. Do they work on Jasjar?

If yes, can someone post them here?
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] abutalal171:
last update is very very very pad and slow and restart alon

many programs not work like 1- walkman 2-album 3- dial ....etc

if i want to downgrade i will lost my imei number

from 3 days i search for Solution imei

please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please

do u have any solution to back to stock 257 or later
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] LordManhattan:
There is a solution. I don't have the time to give you a link, but it's out there (here).
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] abutalal171:
where is the link

thanks alot bro
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] 3lastic:
hehe

I think Lord meant just do a search =)

But here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2453921
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] liftedzuki:
Can i use cf auto root on my us cellular note 3?

Read you can but in the cf auto root thread its not on the list?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jonboyuk:
You'll probably have more luck posting directly in the thread.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] Agent Soap:
Can I get something like this only of the SPH-L720. I want to do stuff but I don't want to brick devices. So please use this or something like it and get back to me and I'll make something rad I promise :highfive:
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dbornack:
Anyone else having extreme battery drain issues?

Just started out of nowhere. I woke up, checked my phone as usual.. it was cool when I picked it up, but after 5 minutes on it, it started getting hot.

Battery is draining 20-30 in 15 minutes.. I've wiped the phone and installed a fresh ROM, both AOSP, and Sense-based. If I take it off the charger it will drain and die. I've had this happen to a previous HTC One.

Does anyone have any ideas?

It doesn't make much sense to me.. if I wipe the phone, and all it has is a bootloader and recovery, what could the problem be? I wipe the phone and turn it off, and it still gets hotter and hotter. I'm barely keeping it alive on the charger.. I can manage flashing a ROM, et.c. but if I leave anywhere with my phone and use it.. it will be dead in an hour I feel. Then it will be a brick.

Anyone?

I've tried the PWR Volume +/- too..
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Seraphicus:
Batterycell problem, assuming you've always used the original charger that came with the phone?

Anyways it sounds like a warranty issue. I would return the software to stock and deliver it back saying it's always been like this. You should get a new.

Whatever you do, turn it off at night. Assuming the cells are unstable, it may actually overheat and explode. I wouldn't want to be asleep at that time if I were you...
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dbornack:
Ugh.. this is already my 4th One in 3 months. Tired of this problem.

I'm probably going to request a different model of phone. Too many problems here.

Thanks...
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Seraphicus:
Feel for you bro... I've fortunately never had any problems with mine, nor have my friends with their One's.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kewkie:
Well, sounds pretty bad, sorry for you :(

But i would sent it back (again) and make some pressure and tell them you want a fully functionally phone already! I dont know what i would do, i'm fine with mine ('knocking on the table*) but if had such issues and already had THREE phones because of issues i would go enrage lol.

Have had issues with a new laptop the first one had heating problems with graphic processor, so i sent it back, made some pressure and got a new one which is fine now :)

What i will say, always make a little pressure and don't say "okay" to everything you will get :)
[General Questions and Answers] darksigns:
Hi

I have a HTC Desire S-off, rooted phone with cyanogen 10.1 ROM

the phone randomly freezes and than when i remove battery and try to turn on it sometimes starts but sometimes I have to wait 10 min to try to start.

I put the error log here can anybody advise something?
[General Questions and Answers] darksigns:
the logfile is here:)

here is the logfile I wanted to put my original post
[General Questions and Answers] EchoPan:
it is very well for the customer using the device of the HTC .

:p:p:p:p:p:p
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] Journyman16:
I'm looking at maybe getting a Nexus 7 but I have a more general question. I'd like the 7 to replace my phone, a Galaxy S3 as I am now doing a Uni course and the larger screen would be handy, but I'd prefer to carry only one item and really don't want to have to get a new SIM/Data plan to run the tablet.

It seems tablets (presumably the Nexus 7 and Nexus 10 included) don't do phone. They have 3G and 4G/LTE sometimes advertised but it is only for data as near as I can tell. Why wouldn't a manufacturer make a tablet that you could just add a BT headset and have the best of both worlds, a tablet for computing that is also your phone.

Or am I missing something here? (last experience was with a Xoom 2, but the missus has an Xperia Z 10" and it doesn't do phone either)

Is there a simple way to use the Nexus as a phone? I've seen recommendations about Google Talk but do these work OK? (I'm wondering why they don't seem more in use)
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] nhshah7:
There are a few things you can do. You can get the LTE and hope dev's add phone support. I read somewhere earlier that on the old n7 (correct me if I'm wrong), they added SMS support ONLY.

Another option is to try a service like this, which will allow you to possibly make calls from your tablet in that way. http://www.engadget.com/2013/12/19/ppl-connect-virtual-phone/

You could also try an app like this: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.moplus.gvphone

Another option I've used which works fairly well is called Groove: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.snrblabs.grooveip

another option is skype with landline calling.

Long answer as above, short answer: it's complicated, you can try it with different apps but YMMV. Good luck!
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] TheWerewolf:
Short version: As an actual phone connected to the phone network making normal voice plan calls? No. That's not possible at this time and it's unlikely that's going to be working any time soon. Google has gone to some lengths to block this capability.

Slightly longer version: If you just want a phone and don't care about how? Yes. You can get a VoIP plan from any of a number of companies (Vonage, Comwave, MagicJack, etc) who include an Android phone app. In this case, you'll get a Data only SIM from your carrier, stick it in the N7 LTE and use the internet connection to make calls. Downside? If you want to receive calls, you'll have to run the VoIP app's service in the background and that'll eat up more battery. Also, no SMS directly. While the N7 LTE *does* technically support SMS, again Google has gone to some lengths to block outgoing SMS and limit the usefulness of incoming SMSes - there is a fix for this problem. But if you're VoIPing - then you'll have two phone numbers - the one for your VoIP phone and one for the SIM and that's the one you have to use for SMS.

On the other hand, some of the VoIP offer SMS support and there are some Android apps that allow you to route your SMS through their app, which basically restores SMS.

Oh and why haven't they made a phone/tablet? They have. For example: the Viewsonic ViewPad 7 does it. The Samsung Note 10.1 and 8 LTE version does it. The problem with the N7 is that Google's phone is the N5 and they want to keep the tablets and phones separate.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] Journyman16:
Thanks guys... That's pretty much where I thought things were. I am puzzled as to why - I'd have thought something like the Nexus 7 with phone would be a Monty for market share. Let's face it, phone users are not going to want the bigger form factor anyway, but adding a phone to a tablet of reasonable size (i.e. large pocket) and reasonable weight (i.e.sub 400gm or so) would have people swarming to buy.

There's another reason, and one that is part of my reason for the question - some of us are older. Tiny screens running HD are not exactly eye friendly and Android doesn't do scaleability worth a damn until you are on a web page. A 7 or 8 inch screen at HD is far more readable than a 5 inch. And people my age have disposable income without having to ask our parents. :D

And once one company does it, they'd all have a version. The market would split in two, large and small screens. As it is, I wonder how many potential phablet users just think 'stuff it, I'll stick with my phone and my laptop/home desktop and bugger the upgrade.' Samsung 8 LTE might be the go - been looking at the Note 3 for exactly the reasons here...

Why Google decided to copy the phone companies in paradigm instead of breaking the market open I have no idea.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] Afrobean:
It's possible through Google Voice and a third party app. I use Talkatone but there are a few others. They're against the terms of service for Google Voice, and Google has announced that they'll be blocking third party apps like this sometime next year. But they work now anywhere you have a any data connection. However, there's a silver lining: Google added first party voip support for Google Voice lines in the iOS version of Google Hangouts. If you put connect the dots, it looks like Google will give first party voip support for Google Voice through the Android version of Hangouts. They've already pushed Hangouts one step closer to being a one-stop-shop for communication when they made it the default SMS app for the latest version of Android.

But just so you know if you do this or any other voip solution, you should know that you won't have 911 service. It might be worthwhile to purchase a cheap pay-as-you-go phone for that or just keep your old phone handy even if it doesn't have a plan anymore since 911 is ALWAYS available on all mobile phones that can connect to a cellular tower even if there is no paid service for them.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] pan.droid:
Voice + Voice app (for texting) + GrooveIP (paid version) is the easiest way to go. I suggest a Bluetooth headset unless you don't mind making all your calls in speaker phone. Learn from my mistakes and see if you can find a Bluetooth 4.0 headset as they're easier on battery life than 3.0 ... Plantronics has a half way decent Android app (look for the one with more than 4 stars).
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] JoeJags:
Look up the Asus Fonepad. I would suggest the newest version, with the GB you want. It also has an SD slot. It is carrier ready. It isn't "pure" android, but it is close. And some of the extras are helpful.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] kisrita:
As long as you are not in the U.S., the international version of the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 may be what you need. You can even purchase an S pen that has Bluetooth headset capabilities built in. You would have a phone, tablet and notebook all in one device. Keep in mind last year's version was released in the spring, so an update is likely soon. It does not have nearly the ppi of the N7, and the battery life isn't great, but otherwise it's a good tablet. I have both and prefer the N7 for fun and for reading, but use the Note 8 at work every day. Unfortunately in the US we do not have access to the version with voice capabilities even though there is a data enabled version sold here. I'm not sure if the international version would work here either.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] Pneumatic:
Google Voice and Talkatone worked great when we went on a trip to Italy. I made free calls back to the US from anywhere with Wi-Fi .
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] silverwater25:
I've been using a 7" Nexus as my phone for over a year now (first 2012 wifi only, now 2013 LTE). Free incoming and outgoing calls, I just pay for a 4g data plan with Verizon.

- Texts with Google Voice.

- Incoming calls to Google Voice number ring my Callcentric VOIP #, which rings my PBX then rings the SIP app on the tablet (in my case CsipSimple).

- Outgoing calls go through the Gvoice trunk on Pbxes.org and the caller ID shows up as as my google voice number. Free calls to US and Canada.

Ever since I got the Nexus 2013 the call quality has actually gotten worse though, there must be some setting that needs to be tweaked somewhere (my setup confuses me sometimes)

Anyways look for guides by "acegolfer". He's the man for VOIP stuff.