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[Kindle Fire HDX 7" & 8.9" General] ivan_nik:
Does anybody search for EMMC access via testpoints on HDX pcb?

I'm find that used sandisk sdin5c4-32g EMMC memory.

It's powered by 3.3V Vcc and support 1.8V Vi/o from CPU.
[Kindle Fire HDX 7" & 8.9" General] bournezhang:
after update the system. My kindle fire HDX 8.9 stuck on the screem with the word : fire is upgrading........

if anyone can help me to solve this quesion?

thank you very much.
[Kindle Fire HDX 7" & 8.9" General] Leong Meng:
Hello, I bricked my kindle fire hdx8.9 while rooting. My kindle can not connect with my PC(windows 7). So I CAN'T push adb orders to my device. What shile I do? I am in china, and my English is not good. Wish for your help
[Kindle Fire HDX 7" & 8.9" General] DB126:
Sorry - if you can not connect you can not recover. Even with a working tether repairing a bricked HDX is nearly impossible.
[Kindle Fire HDX 7" & 8.9" General] AstralA:
Fwiw and sorry to necro the thread. But if you are like me and bought an hdx 8.9 used that wound up bootlooping on grey screen ?

I was worried someone had deleted/modified system files or w/e. Was preparing to go down this road but initially suspected the batteriss watchdog lines.

Sure enough if the fires battery goes below the watchdog threshold it will not allow the battery to charge.

I opened mine and had 0.00 volts on 5v wires.

Replacing the battery cured my bootloop.

Again. Only relevant buying used junk

but still figured it might help someone else.
[HTC One X] danct2005:
I saw there is 2 kernels in development one is based on 4.18 for European version and one on 4.19 for Asian version. There are any difference between those 2 kernel beside the numerotation( I mean for the stock kernel)?
[HTC One X] DeeZZ_NuuZZ:
No real differences

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[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] so3:
I want to create some bmp files to use in SPB Diary. They seem to have to be 14 x 14 pixels but am not sure which is the best/most user friendly software/program to use?

Thanks in advanced.
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] -Shadow95-:
I have a very serious problem with my phone!

For 3 days now, will not turn on anymore!

continues to appear the Samsung logo and turns off and repeats!

I had the CM11 to maclaw and doing updates every day!

I tried to flash a stock firmware and stock recovery whit odin but nothing, same problem!

I managed to get into recovery, and I found this:

E:failed to mount /data (invalid argument)

can't mount '/data' (invalid argument)

#MANUAL MODE#

--Appling Multi-CSC. . .

Apllied the CSC-code : ITV

Successfully appplied multi-CSC.

E:failed to mount /data (invalid argument)

can't mount '/data' (invalid argument)

E:failed to mount /data (invalid argument)

E:Can't open /chache/recovery/log

E:Can't open /chache/recovery/last_log

E:Can't open /chache/recovery/last_install

Can anyone help me? I'm desperate! : (
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] techn:
AT&T Galaxy S4 SGH-I337 device has getting Android 4.3 Jelly Bean update based on VRUEMK2 firmware via OTA and Kies. Now you can update to Android 4.3 Jelly bean firmware that offers many other features and improved in TouchWiz User interface that provides fast and smooth performance to AT&T Galaxy S4 SGH-I337. Here we are going to describe you How to Root AT&T Galaxy S4 SGH-I337 on Android 4.3 based on VRUEMK2 Firmware.If you have already update to Android 4.3 Jelly Bean based on VRUEMK2 firmware for AT&T Galaxy S4 SGH-I337 and Now you can root your device now using a method saferoot developed by k1mu from XDA developers. Before you going to start this tutorial to you device that only works in AT&T Galaxy S4 SGH-I337 and android 4.3 jelly bean VRUEMJ7 and VRUEMK2 versions.

This method is only works on AT&T Galaxy S4 SGH-I337 Android 4.3 based on VRUEMJ7 and VRUEMK2 both version will works in frame root script. Read our stunning tutorial of How to Root AT&T Galaxy S4 SGH-I337 on Android 4.3 [VRUEMK2] Firmware from here. All the required instructions and download links are provided to this tutorial now you can refer below.

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Tutorial:How to Root AT&T Galaxy S4 SGH-I337 on Android 4.3 [VRUEMK2] Firmware

1.Before you going to start this tutorial make sure that Enabled USB debugging Option,Settings> Developer options and enable USB Debugging

2.Download and install Samsung USB driver or Kies to your PC

3.Download the required Application to your PC from Here : Download Link is at the bottom.

4.Extract the downloaded file and connect your device to PC using Data cable

5.Double click on the file install.bat

6.Command prompt will launch and it will automatically install SuperSu to your phone.

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Check your root permission using a application called RootChecker that is available in Google Play store.

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I have tested it and it works very well for me
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] scott14719:
How is this different than the information that already exists on the forum about this subject (what is new that has not already been posted?) and why is there a need to send people to another website to accomplish this?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] Naddict:
Duplicate info and offsite link removed.

Thank you for the attempt however.

Thread closed.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scooty809:
I really need some help. I have read through most of the guides, and watched YouTube videos, but there is something I am missing or just not understanding. Does anyone have a step-by-step instruction guide for how to install a custom ROM to get my Vibrant from 2.3.6 to Android 4.4? So far, all I have succeeded in doing is bricking a phone, which fortunately, Samsung repaired for me. ANY help would be greatly appreciated! :D
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] N00B_IN_N33D:
I'm not 100%, but I don't believe you have a Samsung Vibrant. The Samsung Vibrant never received an official 2.3.6 update and even had you installed a custom 2.3.6 ROM I'm not too sure Samsung would repair a rooted/hacked phone (although you could have gotten lucky). What exactly is your phone's model number? If it's not "T959" (and instead is "T959V" or "I9000M", "I9000B", "I9000T", "I9000", etc.) it could explain why your phone bricked the last time you attempted to install a custom rom. If it is "T959" then let me know and I'll see if I can whip you up a guide. :good:
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scooty809:
Wow, that is incredibly kind of you!!!:good:

My model number is SGH-T959V, Firmware version 2.3.6, Baseband T959VUVKJ6. I have ODIN, Heimdall, superoneclick, and CyanFox. Just don't know how to make them all work together.

Thank you again!
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] N00B_IN_N33D:
Ahh, I thought so.. Although the model number is similar to the Vibrant (SGH-T959), your device's model number is SGH-T959V, meaning the device in your possession is not a Vibrant. To be exact, your device is the Galaxy S 4G which has its own dedicated forum here. Vibrant ROMs won't work properly on your device, nor would Galaxy S 4G ROMs work properly on the Vibrant. Sorry bud. From what I see it doesn't appear that the GS4G has CyanFox available for it, however, it does appear to have quite a few other KitKat ROMs for you to tinker with, all of which can be found here.

Lastly, it may not hurt to repost your question here. By posting it in the GS4G forum I'm sure you'll get the help you're looking for. :)
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] RobinJ1995:
(I'm sorry if I posted this in the wrong subforum.)

Recently, my Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus, which came for free with my internet subscription, kissed the ground;

I actually used this tablet almost every day, so I'd like to get a working tablet again as soon as possible.

My options at this point are:

* Go to a shop and have them replace the glass. This would probably cost me around €100.

* Buy a new tablet.

At first glance, this seems like an easy choice (option 2), BUT:

If I buy a new tablet, it won't have mobile internet (not even EDGE), because it seems impossible to get a good tablet with mobile internet for under €300. I'm a college student who just bought an expensive new laptop, so I can't really cough up that much.

Then again; paying a shop €100 to fix a tablet which is already outdated and getting quite slow... well, I'm not sure.

I've also been looking at how much a new (7") tablet would cost me.

* Nexus 7 (2013); The obvious option is a Nexus 7, which would set me back €255 (http://www.bol.com/nl/p/asus-google...1321/?Referrer=ADVNLTWE0020159200000018271321). Good screen, good performance, rear-facing camera (which I do often use), plenty of custom ROM's out there and always the latest version of Android.

* ASUS Memopad HD 7 (http://www.bol.com/nl/p/asus-memo-pad-hd-7-wifi-16-gb-blauw/9200000015013549/); €150; Decent resolution display, don't know about performance (can anyone comment on the performance of this device?)

I watched some reviews, and I think the Nexus 7 or the ASUS Memopad HD 7 (thanks, salv-ice) are my best options. But for reference, these are the other two devices I was considering.

* Lenovo IdeaTab A3000-F-00018 (http://www.campusshop.be/zcs-02/80013239/lenovo-ideatab-a3000-f-00018-16gb/details.aspx); €110; Low-resolution screen, rear-facing camera. I don't know a whole lot about tablet and smartphone hardware, so perhaps someone could tell me whether this device would be performant enough for daily use (I have a tendency of loading my devices with apps until the internal storage is full)?

* Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 (http://www.campusshop.be/zcs-02/80012767/samsung-galaxy-tab3-7-0-8gb/details.aspx); €155; Low-resolution screen, rear-facing camera, performance looks fine but again I don't really know...

I'm hoping someone can advise me on what my best option would be; because I really don't know. I think it's probably safe to assume that I'll have to learn to live without 3G on my tablet, and that it's not really worth having my old Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus' screen fixed, but I don't know enough about tablet hardware to safely say whether the Nexus 7 (2013) is worth paying for more than double the price of the Lenovo IdeaTab A3000-F-00018.

PS: The "low-resolution screen" (1024x600) probably wouldn't be a very big turnoff to me, since that's the same resolution my old tablet has and I never really noticed that it was so low.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] salv-ice:
Owning 2012 and 2013 Nexus 7's I would recommend the 2013 model if you can afford it. Better screen, better cpu, thinner and lighter than any other 7 inch tab out there. When you'll get used to it you'll never want to go back !!

If you really want something cheaper I would not recommend Samsung at all... Their Tab 3 series is quite expensive for what you get...

Another option would be the Asus Memo pad HD7, for 150 € you have a quad core cpu and a good HD screen (1280*800). I offered one to my brother for Christmas and he's very happy with it :D

Envoyé depuis mon Nexus 7 avec Tapatalk 4
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] RobinJ1995:
Ok, so I can scrap the Nexus 7 (2012) from my list, then :p

For €120 (http://www.bol.com/nl/p/asus-memo-pad-hd-7-wifi-8-gb-blauw/9200000020863717/) this doesn't look at all bad, although I'm not too thrilled about the 2MP camera. How is it for custom ROM support? It's not the most important thing, but it's always a plus :) Also, is ASUS as terrible as Samsung when it comes to pushing out official software updates?

Edit: There's also a €150 one with a 5MP camera. I haven't checked whether there are other differences.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] salv-ice:
I did not search for custom roms but I guess you'll find some roms as this device becomes quite popular.

About updates, Asus is like all the other companies : slowww :p

But they build quality devices (my TF101 is still running fine after 2 years) and they fix the bugs quite quickly.

If you want bleeding edge software and lots of roms, you should go for the Nexus ;)

Envoyé depuis mon Nexus 7 avec Tapatalk 4
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] RobinJ1995:
Thanks :)

So now it's pretty much between the Nexus 7 (2013) and the ASUS Memopad HD 7.

Do you know how the ASUS' performance is? Does it slow down a lot over time? Can it handle games (like Raging Thunder 2, Angry Birds, Super Hexagon, Anomaly, ...) properly? How is it for multi-tasking?
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] RobinJ1995:
I've had a close look at the specifications and watched some reviews, and I came to the following conclusions;

Gorilla Glass. Considering what happened to my Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus, it might be a good idea to go with the Nexus 7's Gorilla Glass, in case I drop it (which I hope I won't be clumsy enough to do again). Also, I'm going with this cover, since the cover I had for my Galaxy Tab was no use when it really came to the test... It actually slid out of the cover from the top in mid-air before it hit the ground... No more open-top slide-out tablet covers for me >.<

Performance. While the ASUS Memopad HD 7 will perform fine for the time being, I can't help but feel that the lower specifications in combination with ASUS' Android modifications will bog it down a lot over time (like happened with my Galaxy Tab).

Software updates. With the Nexus I won't get stuck with outdated Android versions, which will save me from having to void my warranty in order to keep my device up-to-date.

Development. Because of the fact that the Nexus will always have the latest version of Android, I'll finally be able to kiss the buggy Android Emulator good bye for development work :D

Custom ROMs. When I'm sick of Android, with the Nexus 7 I can just grab Firefox OS, Ubuntu Touch, or any other ROM out there and flash it, since they all support the Nexus line of devices.

The no MicroSD thing limits my storage capacity and makes transferring files just a little less convenient, but since I'll go for the 32GB version I think I won't soon be short on storage space, and the performance gained from the lack of external storage capabilities (or that's what I as a long-time Linux user am assuming anyway, having swallowed a lot of frustrations about FAT32 and especially NTFS performance :rolleyes:) makes up for some of it.

Well, I'll have to kiss my 3G and camera LED good bye, but it looks like I'm going to order the Nexus 7 tomorrow (or sometime soon) :)
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] Pandae:
For external storage, you can use something like Meenova's $12 microSD card reader, which I use and love.

Alternatives for a few bucks are a USB OTG adapter for regular USB thumbdrives. They come in corded versions, straight, and right-angle.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] godutch:
Check this, you can get an n7 at least 5 beers cheaper :

http://tweakers.net/pricewatch/344636/asus-nexus-7-32gb-wifi-(2013)-zwart.html

And oh gorilla glass is scratch resistant not scratch proof and because it is harder to make it more scratch resistant also more brittle and therefore more likely to break
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] croppz:
Never was a fan of Samsung tablets. Have had both the 2012 and now the 2013 nexus 7 and couldn't be happier. Such a good tablet for the price, and the quick updates are nice as well.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] kaz93:
how about N7 2013 LTE? You can use mobile data with it although custom roms are not that many compared to flo.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] salv-ice:
I would say very good decision :thumbup:

Envoyé depuis mon Nexus 7 avec Tapatalk 4
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] RobinJ1995:
That's something to keep an eye on in case I ever run out of storage. Thanks!

Yes, I saw that. I'll probably get it at Media Markt.

What?! Great... "We want to sell more of these things. Let's make everything about them great, but make sure the whole thing breaks at the first drop."

That kinda sucks a lot... I'm generally quite careful with my devices, but my Galaxy Tab often got wedged between two sharp objects in my backpack (that's why I had a cover with a solid plate in it to protect the screen).

Can anyone perhaps recommend me a good cover? I've seen the "Travel Cover", but that just looks like an incredible useless piece of flimsy rubber to surround the device. I'm looking for something that would really protect the screen and wouldn't open on its own in my backpack. The only really solid cover I've seen for the Nexus 7 (2013) so far was €50, which is quite a lot (my Galaxy Tab's cover only cost €15) :/

€400? A bit above my budget, unfortunately :/
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] godutch:
it's a compromise, the more scratch resistant, the easier something breaks

I bought the official one but can't really recommend it, too expensive, no magnet/smart open/close, and it falls quite often but it was the only one available at the time which could be delivered within a few days here in Holland instead of weeks...

oh mediamarket often has different prices on the internet than in the store (often 20% more expensive in store) but you can check it out
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] RobinJ1995:
I'd prefer a scratch over a completely broken screen.

You can order it from their website and pick it up in one of their stores, though :)
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] RobinJ1995:
I got a chance to try out the Nexus 7 and Memopad HD 7 in Auchan, where the try-out models where positioned right next to each other. Let's just say that if I needed any more persuasion to go for the Nexus 7, that would have been it. I picked up my Nexus 7 at MyCom today (MediaMarkt's web store sucks total ass), and let !e tell you; This thing is fast!

Thanks for the advice :)
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] cdrk:
Look for the cover from Poetic: Slimline or Revolution for the n7 2013. ive recently tot the Slimlin and I really Like it alot
[Omni Features Development] ahrion:
The thread is pretty self explanatory. Before you flame me and tell me to use dashclock...Let's face it, dash clock is pretty buggy and doesn't integrate too well.

Anyone else.
[Omni Features Development] ThirdEye_01:
What's wrong with DashClock? Haven't found even a single bug yet. The only problem i have with it is it can't be updated as you would if it wasn't inbuilt. Plus, if you want, there's Active Display for notifications.
[Omni Features Development] GuestK0036:
Already asked for lockscreen blur here ;)

Meantime I've found this app for add blur effect on wallpaper.
[Omni Features Development] MikeCriggs:
Lockscreen Notifications have already been implemented from my team's work into Omni's gerrit. I'm sure it'll show up in a build soon.

Edit: fix typo
[Omni Features Development] NiXiNiX:
That's why I switched from omni to an unofficial nightly of carbon rom on my jfltexx a couple of days ago.

I would love to have blurred seethru lockscreen and of course lockscreen notifications on omni.

Just my 2 cents ;)
[Omni Features Development] ThirdEye_01:
You might want to try an app called Blurone for that.
[Omni Features Development] NiXiNiX:
Thanks, but it's not the same to have a blurred wallpaper rather than the actual desktop or last open app blurred.
[Omni Features Development] hiimimtayaz:
absolutely correct that is the reason i don't use dash-lock............ i usually go with NotifyMe application which is pretty good......... but lock-screen notification are much more handy........

...... hahahaa.....
[Omni Features Development] nemolivier:
Anynews on this intégration ? The lack of lock screen integration is the only thing that keep me away from using omnirom (active display is far behind lockscreen notification).

Anylink to an official push request where I can vote ?

Thanks a lot for working on this integration.

Envoyé de mon LG-D802 en utilisant Tapatalk
[Omni Features Development] UtkarshGupta:
You don't blindly vote for anything in gerrit.

You only vote for it if it works.

Please leave link to your implementation.

AFAIK the only 2 lockscreen notifications implementation in our gerrit is mine and pulser's.

Pulser's is not quite so ready AFAIK. Mine is ready.

I am not doing a commitment but it should be merged by next week.
[Omni Features Development] maxwen:
We don't need active display and lock screen notifications
[Omni Features Development] UtkarshGupta:
Not sure about active display, but we do need lsn.
[Omni Features Development] maxwen:
Why you dont create a superior implementation that combines the advantages of both?

As you know - Omni is also about creating new "better" solutions to existing ones and

not only about adding stuff
[Omni Features Development] UtkarshGupta:
I don't link active display. I can't even think of merging both.

I was however planning to merge some settings parameters like excluded apps.
[Omni Features Development] stez0710:
Lsn ? How can I add to omnirom (22042014 nightly ?)

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[Omni Features Development] lopiop:
Amy updates regarding this? Still hasn't been merged right?
[Omni Features Development] tanqueta207:
What about this merge? I'm waiting for it for weeks now.... I also tried your temporary HOMEMADE version and it was awesome. Will be some day your notifications merged into OMNI official branch?

Thanks!
[Omni Features Development] maxwen:
Still open issues and bugs
[Omni Features Development] crutchcorn:
Currently, where does this stand. Are we still at open issues and bugs?

Sent from my Metro-PCS LG Optimus L70
[Omni Features Development] maxwen:
1) no code maintainer that has convinced me to understand the code :)

2) open issues - see gerrit

3) teams decision to include or not
[Omni Features Development] rob rich:
Very sad...i was also waiting for this :(
[Omni Features Development] silenus:
For all guy wants a lockscreen notification I recommend NiLS Notifications Lock Screen and NiLS Floating Panel wich is free and beautiful

After activate NiLS panel, I can view a quick resume of any notification and use great option as quick reply for sms or mark as read with a swipe to the right on the notification :good:

....by the way thanks to the dev team of omnirom the rom is so great and omniSwitch is so powerfull :cyclops:
[Omni Features Development] David:D:
I'll push an update on lockscreen notifications soon. It will include some bug fixes and some cleanup. If you don't understand the code, just ask me, I still understand my code although I didn't look at it for about 2-3 months.

Edit: Update is there: https://github.com/David96/android_frameworks_base
[Omni Features Development] rob rich:
Any news on this? :(
[Omni Features Development] maxwen:
This is on hold since L will bring that feature anyway

so it doesnt make sense to invest time into something

that will become obsolete soon
[Omni Features Development] pl1997:
I really missed lovkscreen notifications, but I discovered an option to implement them through xblast tools it works vert well, you should give it a try (xposed framework required)
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Paradelle:
I'm thinking of buying a faulty Xperia Z from eBay. There's a few on there, many of which suffering from a single flashing red light, or a red light that flashes 3 times. I guess this isn't the easiest of questions to answer, but what do you think my chances of getting one of these to work again via flash tool? Mostly they are £200 cheaper than a new phone, and I'm wondering if it's worth the risk.

Cheers.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] SammiSaysHello:
Buying a faulty phone is not a risk I would ever take. Be smart and get a new, or at least working, phone.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] peter-k:
It boils town to the question if one with 1 x red LED or 3 x red LED is a likely candidate to be salvaged.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Xperia4life:
I have had the 3 red lights on my t I fixed it by leaving it to charge for 24 hours then I could finally enter flashmode and fixed it. But I would not buy a broken phone
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] palomino7:
It seems that the problem you can repair by reflash ROM easy to fix and save a lot of money. I think it's worth the risk. If it was a hardware problem, so LED does not blink at all necessary.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] peter-k:
I agree. So, what are the LED flashing conditions to have a good chance for flashing a happy 2014 back to device?