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[General Questions and Answers] MikeHawk69:
I've tried motochopper, the android terminal method, and just about everything obvious and have been horribly unsuccessful in rooting my gs4.

-Motochopper ended in an error message saying it failed to root.

-android terminal likewise gave me an error---I guess the SD card is suppose to be formatted to exFat but when I do that it gives me a "damaged SD card" error and I have to reformat to something different.

Attached are SS of all my errors as well as the 'about phone' settings tab which has all the information about my phone build. Carrier is AT&T in USA.

I had no problems unlocking, rooting, and modding my Atrix 4g years ago, can anyone offer me advice on how to root my (sort of) recently purchased S4??
[General Questions and Answers] MikeHawk69:
bump for help
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] mbl007:
I just have one question, what modem should I choose when I flash the 3.2 version? I live in the middle east (syria specifically) with international note 2 xD
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] joy854:
Use ML4

Hit Thanks if I helped you..:)
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] mbl007:
U sure did :D
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] firoz3321:
What is the difference between the 3 modems listed ? I left the default ticked.
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] ginno:
Find it here..http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/2/
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] distortion:
I have an AT&T retail packaged Otterbox Coummuter case I bought for my skyrocket when I had one. Sold the phone and the case has been lingering around for a while....quite a while.

In an initiative to clear up my desk, first one to claim it and willing to send the PayPal for shipping gets it. I will ship USPS in a padded envelope.

Yes it is used but is great shape (blue inner soft, black outer hard) but is is free (sell ~$5US shipping). US ONLY sorry.

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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] bobbya0785:
Do you still have this?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] distortion:
yes. sorry for not responding sooner, was sick.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] keithrhoads:
otterbox

I am very interested in getting the otterbox really need one what do i need to do to get this?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] TyJones916:
You still have that case, I have a PayPal account.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Atari-San:
If you ship to Canada, i am willing to pay the shipping if you still having the case.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] hacer.barro:
If it hasn't gone yet, I'm interested. Used one with my old iphone and would love to have one for my skyrocket. US address with paypal.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] celldweller97:
is it gone or still available?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Pdevo:
Hi,

I'm a Galaxy Mini user and now are almost 3 years I am using this phone.

I have flashed and enjoyed so many roms in this forum and I have been very excited about the developement of first CM9, CM10 and now CM11.

I think CM9 is the highest upgrade that our mini can reach having good performances and sufficently new stuff and interface, however, for my needs, cm7.2 is still the most stable and efficient android version, with the best battery life and performances compared to all others.

I don't really feel the need to have a newer Android version and, yes, I'm happy with this low-end phone.

The only thing I really would like to understand and the only reason which keep me looking at CM9 is the native flac support.

I think this is the only lack of gingerbread, if this could be supported, I would definitely go for that.

Now, I know there are 3party player and also that Cm7.2 player plays flawlessy FLAC files, but the problem is not with local files, stored on my SD, but with DLNA support.

The only application i found that can stream FLAC files from my NAS is BubbleUpnp but is really too heavy and cpu-stressing, making phone quite unusable.

UpnPlay was perfect and very lightweight, it was exactly what i needed but under gingerbread is unable to stream FLAC files due to unsupported file type, while on CM9 can.

Mp3 files are streamed perfectly also in cm7.2, obviously, but it is quite impossible and also absurd to have the whole media library on my server both in FLAC and mp3 format when it could be possible just to keep the highest-quality format one.

It's not a matter of quality, I know my phone wouldn't take any kind of benefict in sound quality, good music can be listened only on an axcellent hi-fi system, but of practicality.

So, is there anyone that can tell me if there is a way to implement the native support of this files? Any mod/engine? It would be very important.

I know that some others phones have customs cm7 builds with this kind of feature built-in, so I think should be possible to add the support to versions of android under 3.x, as Gingerbread.

Thanks in advance and I would really appreciate you if can give me some informations.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] sheributt:
hi,

i have a imate pocket pc phone edition and what i have done is a wrong rom upgrade and now it is only showing me serial and 1.06 version. when ever i try to download the the original software it shows me idd error. please help me bring my pocket pc back to working condition and one thing post the reply with one by one settings.

thanks
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] sheributt:
pocket pc problem

need some help brothers so please reply.thanks
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] Kap6oHaT:
go www.buzzdev.net

find in download section "HimaUpgrade_No_ID".

then flash good ROM and be happy
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] sheributt:
pocket pc rom

thanks for the reply. I want to ask one more thing that when i connect my device with the comuter it will work or not and if not then what i am suppose to do then even i have tried connection settings and serial port also. thanks.
[Moto X General] NightThyme:
Hi!

I have not been able to successfully use the bluetooth on my or my mom's Moto Xs with my Mom's car's bluetooth. She has an older Lexus (2005) and it pairs/works fine with her iPhone 5 and her iPhone 4s. The car's bluetooth requires a passcode, which I know and typed in during the pairing process (not sure if this is relevant or not).

I got her a Moto X motomaker (running 4.4 out of the box) and it was difficult to get it to pair with the Lexus, but it finally did (took many tries before her Moto X could see her car's bluetooth). When I turn on the car, it says bluetooth connection successful and the phone shows as connected to the car through bluetooth but calls are not routed through the car's speakers - they are routed through the phone's external speaker. During a call when I manually try to route the call through the bluetooth connection, the display indicates that the call is being routed through the bluetooth connection but the sound does not come through the car's speaker.

On the Moto X, the car's bluetooth profile says phone audio but no option for media audio is present (not sure if this is relevant).

I can pair my Motorola Boom, Buds, Whisper and Plantronics bluetooth headset just fine with her Moto X. I did a factory reset of her Moto X and paired/unpaired the phone with the car numerous times. Same issue when I pair my Dev Ed Moto X (locked and unrooted), so this seems to be an Android problem to me since both iPhones pair with her Lexus fine and have no issue in routing calls through the car's speaker.

We are on Verizon and her phone has no apps installed on it other than what came on the phone out of the box.

Any thoughts? Is it just that the Kitkat bluetooth has bugs? I had a GNex before getting my Moto X and the last update before Google end of lifed the GNex royally screwed the bluetooth. I had hoped the Android bluetooth issues would be fixed by now, but it doesn't look like it.

I am soooo disappointed as this is a dealbreaker for her and she won't be switching to Android unless I can get the bluetooth to work for her in her car.
[Moto X General] slimdizzy:
My one idea, put a different deck in the car or keep on iOS.
[Moto X General] Solutions Etcetera:
2005 is ions ago tech wise, and OEM car systems were not exactly leading the way back then. What profiles is it connecting with?
[Moto X General] NightThyme:
yeah, I know and my mom hopes to get another car soon. The car runs Hands Free Profile ver. 1.0 and Object Push Profile ver. 1.1 if that is what you mean by profiles.
[Moto X General] NightThyme:
my mom hopes to get a new car soon, so we aren't going to invest anything more in this car. I will have to keep her on iOS if I can't fix this and return the Moto X :(
[Moto X General] finalarcadia:
Try flashing back to 4.2.2 I'm also having issues with bluetooth on 4.4 . Or you can always install a new radio on the car.
[Moto X General] subguy812:
Install an app called Bluetooth File Transfer...it is a workaround that should work
[Moto X General] NightThyme:
I think at this point I am going to return the my mom's Moto X. I also am going to report the problem to the Moto X team in the hopes that it can be fixed in the future. It really is ridiculous that a core function of a phone - bluetooth - is not reliable.

I believe this is an Android problem, not a Moto X problem. I had a host of bluetooth issues on my GNex after the final OS update.
[Moto X General] Solutions Etcetera:
I came to Android with the intro of Jelly Bean, and since then bluetooth has been borked in one way or another on every device I have had whereas iOS works flawlessly.

Don't get me wrong, I like Android... but qc is not its strong suit.
[Moto X General] KidJoe:
Its probably no consolation to you, but my Verizon X (dev edition) connected and worked just fine with JB 4.2.2 (pre and post camera updates) in my 2011 Saab 9-4x. Bluetooth HandsFree/Headset profiles and Phone Book Access Profile connected 99.9% of the time and worked great.

With the Kit Kat update, HandsFree/Headset still works fine with the car, but Phone Book Access has some issues. While the option is often not available on the car's screen to call up the X's phone book, scroll through it, and select a person to call, it does show the X's incoming/outgoing calls list with names rather than just numbers. And about 30-50% of the time when I look, I do have the option to view the X's phone book on the car's screen. For trouble shooting I did similar steps. Wiped, repaired, (made sure to allow phone book access), etc. which didn't fix.
[Moto X General] syntrix:
70% of the time I have had a bluetooth fail, I've hit the "call hangup button" on the device (not the Moto X) and it re-pairs and is successful 100% of the time.

This is from a range of phones around the razr and note2, s4, razr hd, and even the x.

Now it's just habit to hit that button to get the device to sync/operate properly.
[Moto X General] Wade-0:
Welcome to bluetooth on KitKat! I'm running audio over my Aux cable until they fix this crap. FWIW, I have the same issues on my Moto X with 4.4 as I do with my Nexus 7 on 4.4.2, so don't hold your breath waiting for a fix.
[Moto X General] Solutions Etcetera:
Yes... but once the phone reports connected, going into Bluetooth settings and clicking settings icon to the right of the device will indicate what profiles you are actually connected to.
[Moto X General] someguyatx:
First delete the phone Bluetooth profile from the car. Then delete the car profile from the phone. Next change the Bluetooth name in the phone. Reboot phone and try to pair again with car. After pairing keep phone screen on and wait for a prompt asking for access to phone book etc and approve. After this it should work properly.
[Moto X General] aarumugham:
Exact same problem

I have a 2006 GX470. I had the exact same issue. I have had one or two calls connect through the car - these are calls that I initiated. It is intermittent.

Talked to "level3" support today. Basically they stated that the bluetooth is working fine and that I should contact Lexus since the problem seems to be on their end. The suggestion was that I go upgrade my bluetooth. I told him that I was disappointed with the product since previous iphones worked fine despite the car predating the existence of iphone. No resolution to the problem.

Will try the app mentioned and see if that helps.

AA
[Moto X General] Beardog1013:
I have the same problem with my 06 Lexus RX400, and my Moto X. The car shows a connection, signal and battery strength, but calls are received through the phone. It must be a Lexus issue because it works correctly with my wife's Nissan rouge.
[Moto X General] mj0528:
I'm ready to call it quits and go back because android is so behind in times with super important things like this and the email client is crap. Ugh!!!
[Moto X General] Solutions Etcetera:
There are much better email clients. Check out AquaMail.
[Moto X General] Squintz:
I've had issues with stereo muting after the KitKat update. Before KitKat, my phone used to mute whatever I had playing on my stereo (radio, ipod, etc) whenever my phone played audio through Moto Assist or Google Now. Since the update, I don't hear anything when connected via bluetooth UNLESS I'm switched to the BT media option in my car.

Example:

Before, I'd receive a text and the current car audio would mute, then my phone would read the text through the car audio.

Now, I receive a text and hear nothing, and my current car audio stays at the current level and I don't even hear audio through my phone. Almost like it's playing audio through BT, but no sound is coming out.

I've paired and repaired my phone, and even checked the mute audio settings in my car. Still no luck.
[Moto X General] Shadowlore:
Sign me up on the audio problems with BT as well. 2012 Scion xB Pioneer head unit. Pairs just fine, audio plays just fine... but when a call comes in, or is placed.. the audio is all garbled.

At first I assumed the problem was just a bad signal strength (as I first noticed it when I was sitting at low bars), but discovered soon thereafter, the problem goes away, immediately, if you simply switch to speakerphone (non-BT) mode.

Just a rather annoying problem, and only happens in my Scion (other cars work fine)... starting to wonder if it's a Toyota issue (Toyota, Lexus, Scion).
[Moto X General] kzoodroid:
I have absolutely no problems with BT in my 2013 Ford Focus and connectivity with the Moto X using Ford's SYNC. Most problems people are reporting here have to do with the head unit in the car having BT profiles that are not compatible with the blue tooth stack android uses. Most older vehicles, and older aftermarket head units use profiles that were compatible with apples products for obvious reasons. I found this out the hard way 3 years ago when I updated the head unit in my 2004 SUV and didn't bother to check and see if the BT in the Alpine head unit I bought was compatible with android. It wasn't, only with apple products. I'm not exactly sure why android used a different BT stack than apple but I'm sure it has to do with patents and licenses.
[Moto X General] Wade-0:
Android switched from using the Bluez stack to the new Bluedroid stack in 4.2. So the fact that my Galaxy Nexus on 4.3 worked fine with my stereo, and the fact that most people encountered these issues when upgrading their Moto X from 4.2.2 to 4.4, would seem to contradict your statement. Something changed in Kit Kat and broke the bluetooth for a lot of people.
[Moto X General] mj0528:
Mine is a 2013 model
[Moto X General] acruxksa:
I'm currently using an S4 but I have a new 32GB Moto X on order to use as my work phone and would like to use bluetooth in my truck.....hence my reading this thread.

I'm just wondering if you deleted your car radio's bluetooth profile and repaired after upgrading from 4.2 to 4.4?

I'm not saying this is the problem, but with my truck (aftermarket stereo) when I update and/or switch roms on my S4 I frequently need to repair and/or delete some profiles from the radio since it only holds 4 profiles. Also, I'm using 4.4 on my S4 with bluetooth without issue so if there is an issue it's possible that the problem is not with android 4.4 per say but perhaps moto's 4.4 specifically.

Lastly, I know apple uses a non standard implementation of blue tooth because I have several bluetooth devices with switches on them that say "apple......other" and pretty much every non apple device I use works with other but my ipad needs the switch to be on the apple selection. So to say that an ios device works but not an android device tells me your vehicle manufacturer may have specifically designed it for apple products, especially if it's an older system. Newer systems should be able to detect the correct BT implementation regardless.
[Moto X General] Wade-0:
I've never used an Apple device with mine, but I assume they work. I deleted all the pairings from both devices and it didn't change. I also tried my Nexus 7 on 4.4.2 and it had the same problem (stuttering while streaming music). I at least have the option to swap in a different head unit that works with the Moto X, but it sucks to have that extra expense. I don't know what people having problems with their factory Bluetooth can do, other than switch phones or use a 3rd party adapter.
[Moto X General] imnuts:
Nonfunctional Bluetooth is likely more about the vehicle firmware than the phone. Go to the dealer and ask them is there are any software/firmware updates for your stereo and have them install them. I have fewer issues with my Moto X than I did with my Note 2 or the wife's S4.

Sent from my Galaxy Tab 2
[Moto X General] mj0528:
That's what I'm hoping for
[Moto X General] tastypotato:
Just wanted to chime in and say that my Galaxy Nexus running 4.4.2 has absolutely zero issues with BT connections with my Kenwood KDC-X896 that I have in my Civic.

I was having some issues when I was on 4.3 with rebooting after it connected, but I think that was just a problem with the nightly CM I had installed.
[Moto X General] kzoodroid:
I was using a Nexus 4 and Ford SYNC since March of this year when I bought the car and never had any issues with BT connectivity on any iteration of Android 4 and Ford SYNC, its on 4.4.2 now. I did have to delete my Moto X in the cars profiles and re-sync it after the update to 4.4 as I did a factory reset but I've never had any problems with it. BT issues with android have always been spotty, some people have them and some don't, so its hard to really pinpoint if its android or the head unit. Could even be faulty hardware in that the BT radio in the phone is defective. A few people in the Nexus 4 forum were RMAing thier phones to see if that would fix their BT issues.

I should also mention that with my Alpine head unit in my other car it was Alpine who decided to use a BT standard in the unit that only supported apple. And it was only with the A2DP profiles and music streaming, I can connect and use the phone function no problem. So it's not a problem with android but with the stereo manufacturer and it was my fault for not checking it out first.
[Moto X General] ghstudio:
I'm having a problem between the phone and a 2014 Mercedes. I'm talking and suddenly the BT link drops and I can talk to the person on my phone and then it reconnects to the car. Very strange and very unuseable.

Verizon Dev Edition.
[Moto X General] Bill Idol:
I too have Bluetooth issues with my car stereo with my Moto X and my Galaxy Note 2. But my Galaxy Nexus had no issues. Idk what it is but I can't find a fix for this.:confused:

Sent from my XT1060 using Xparent Cyan Tapatalk 2
[Moto X General] bobby2478:
Does anyone here have a Nissan or Infiniti (2009 or later) with bluetooth, and if so can you confirm whether the Moto X (either 4.2 or 4.4) works fine over bluetooth with these vehicles?

I've got a 2010 Infiniti FX35 and was considering getting the Moto X, but want to make sure bluetooth will work before and after the 4.4 update. Thanks!
[Moto X General] mrmyth:
I also have a 2013 FF with MyFordTouch. 4.2 X used the phone profile for Moto Assist reading texts and it would interrupt the radio no matter the input. Google Maps would also interrupt no matter the source.

X at 4.4 has switched to A2DP for Assist and it only reads over BT if you are on the BT input. Same for Maps.

Its a damn shame, because the X was the closest behavioral-wise to how Windows Phone functions - it interrupts the source, reads who the text is from, asks you if you want to hear it, then asks you if want to reply. WP8 might not do much else right, but in-car integration was top notch. I bought this phone because it was close to WP8, now its just run-of-the-mill Android again.
[Moto X General] mechanical tool:
Thanks for the detailed description of how the Bluetooth functions with moto assist. I haven't updated 4.4.2 yet and I don't think I will now.
[Moto X General] someguyatx:
I use an app called AudioBT Plus to get the nav and other audio read over speakers while connected to Bluetooth. My vehicle is an 11 Hyundai Elantra so I know its compatible with that. I found about this app in a car forum and it works for me. I think the app was $2?
[Moto X General] mechanical tool:
Thanks for suggesting AudioBT, it looks quite useful.

Does it work with moto assist as well? Or is it hard coded to only transfer the audio from Maps/Navigation?

---------- Post added at 03:18 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:40 PM ----------

Are you rooted? I was just thinking it might be worth it to try and copy the apk for the older Moto Assist from 4.2.2 and see if that runs through BT Call Audio instead of A2DP.

Unfortunately I am not rooted so I can't provide the older Moto Assist files (and I don't plan on rooting yet).
[Moto X General] mrmyth:
I am rooted and unlocked bootloader, but I've gotten used to the voice reply to text feature in 4.4 Assist. I don't think they brought that over to 4.2.2
[Moto X General] mechanical tool:
Oh, I didn't know they added that. That might be more useful than playing music over BT.

Any chance you'll try out that AudioBT app? I'm interested to see if that will fix the issue.
[Moto X General] someguyatx:
Not sure if AudioBT works with Assist since I don't use that feature. I only toggle on AudioBT for gps navigation. The developer is here on xda though http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2123493
[Moto X General] farfromuman:
I have a 2011 G37 Coupe, calls and music work fine. With 4.2 it would take about 20 seconds to connect the media profile. After 4.4 it would take about a minute for the music to start playing. I realized that the delay was caused by having the option for downloading phone book turned on in the car. After turning that off the connections are instant. I have a droid mini but they are very similar.
[Moto X General] Roland Stone:
No consolation to OP, but FWIW my Moto X w Kitkat 4.4 is working great with my 2011 BMW. Bluetooth song info metadata is also working great. I never could get that working properly with my GNex on Kitkat.
[Moto X General] soupman147:
BT Audio Issues

I'm using a brand new unlocked Moto X with an AT&T SIM, and a 2013 Ford Mustang. No issues with connectivity to the car, but compared to my other phone (iPhone), the audio quality is garbage and the volume is significantly quieter. Anyone else familiar with this issue and a possible remediation?
[Moto X General] someguyatx:
iphone5 does have better audio quality all around than MotoX. I do consider MotoX to be very good compared to other Android devices though. You cant make it sound better but you can turn up the volume to max when connected to bluetooth.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] junier016:
I created a backup and now that i want to restore i can do it. It says "MD5 Mismatch" i look up on the forum and found this

". run the following commands in terminal emulator of ur android:

#cd /sdcard/clockworkmod/backup/(name of backup)

#rm nandroid.md5

#md5sum *img > nandroid.md5"

The problem is that i dont have such a file "nandroid.md5" on my backup folder
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] daniel4653:
In nandroid it means the name of your own backup. Its saying to change the file type from .IMG to .MD5