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[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] FengMoXi:
Huawei Ascend P6​

FLY-UI v2 From China!​

Unlocked Firmware : B118 CN & B120 CN !​

About :

builded from the last updated CyanogenMod 10.1 source(http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2585783) ;

build safe to flash only if you follow the steps to Installation !

Not Working :

video camera ;

H/W video decoder ;

settings/battery usage data ;

Changelog :

The first time to release

Downloads :

http://url.cn/P3IRTN

Installation :

you must have already installed Chinese Firmware B120 or B118 !

by installing B118 Chinese Firmware there is a risk that your device may become unusable !

root not require !

you must have already installed TWRP Recovery or CWM Recovery!

copy FLY-UI on your external sdcard !

put your device in recovery mod ;

Wipe -> Advanced Wipe -> select : Dalvik Cache, System, Cache, Cust & Data ! ( equivalent to "Clean Install" )

Swipe to Wipe ;

Install -> select : Storage : External Storage !

select FLY-UI

Swipe to Confirm Flash !

Wipe cache/dalvik !

Reboot System !

Enjoy ...

Screenshots :

:laugh::laugh::laugh:
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] YrnehZ:
Looks much better than V1! :svetius:
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] bab1c:
Some questions :

- multi language ?

- another link for downloading because the baidu doesn't work (0kb/s)

Thanks
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] FengMoXi:
of cause the multi language

you can try http://url.cn/P3IRTN
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] bab1c:
Thank you, it's work....
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] juanfe1a:
Failed instalation

when installing TWRP send a text saying fail so I didn't knew what to do so mounted the phone through usb and installed cyanogenmod 10.1 almost brick my phone.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] eepyikes:
I used Goo to update TWRP (I think to 2.6.1) and now the phone won't boot to recovery. It just comes back to the system every time. Tried booting to recovery from Goo, tried power on/vol down and selecting recovery, it always just goes back to the home screen. Not sure what to do next...
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] thewind730:
Looks like you've lost your recovery you probably need to fastboot flash a new one
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] eepyikes:
K thanks, I'll check into it...
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] thewind730:
Its real simple if you have adb setup on your PC instructions should be in the twrp thread

---------- Post added at 12:34 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:32 AM ----------

You also could find a bootloader version and try it that way but the fastboot way is rock solid !
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] eepyikes:
Thanks I did the terminal method and it worked, good as new!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] thewind730:
Cool glad to help
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] gstanke:
I had the same problem. I ended up just reloading using fastboot commands
[Ouya Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pedrovay2003:
Okay, so, Sine Mora is currently on sale for a couple more days on the Google Play Store. I downloaded it from there straight onto the Ouya (having already installed the Play Store onto the Ouya, thanks to the amazing people here at XDA), and everything seemed to go smoothly, except for one thing: The game keeps kicking me into Trial Mode.

The weird thing about this? The Play Store version of Sine Mora DOESN'T HAVE a Trial Mode. That's exclusive to the actual Ouya store release.

This is the only game I've seen do this; sideloading the Google Play versions of games like Sonic CD, Sonic 4 Episode 2 THD, and others all work just fine (and those games also have Ouya-specific versions that I don't have), but Sine Mora seems to think that no matter where you bought it, you've installed the Trial Version from the Ouya store. Heck, I don't even HAVE an Ouya account. Is there any way at all to get around this? I can confirm that sideloading or downloading the Google Play version of Sine Mora directly onto literally ANY other Android device results in no problems whatsoever, and the full game is instantly available.
[LG Optimus G Pro] GenoAndroid:
OK so I'm fairly new to xda. I know how to navigate a little due to the fact I have a nexus 7 2012. Other than that all of my phones have been prepaid and I usually would reside in Android forums. I'm not sure exactly which model number is the at&t variant for the g pro. Mines ships later on today and I want to get rooted and get a ROM on here really fast. Just wanted to know which ROMs were safe to flash and what not. The help would be greatly appreciated
[LG Optimus G Pro] dantheman4207:
E980 is for here in the states.also check your software version if its 10p u have to flash to a previous version to root.10p is unrootable as of now.i got mine two weeks ago and it came with 10p so make sure you check.
[LG Optimus G Pro] GenoAndroid:
Gotta love lg for locking the hell out if their devices. Lol. Thanks for the info. And I would have to flash the previous version using a kdz file using that lg tool correct?
[LG Optimus G Pro] GenoAndroid:
Well. Got it all taken care of. Rooted and running harmony.
[Droid Ultra Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Einsteindks:
Its been awhile since I used it, but Mixzing, nor any other audio player, are playing my music files. I've tried uninstalling, to no avail. Anyone have any clue as to what may have gone wrong? I'm no pro, but I do know my way around my Maxx.

fat-fingered and Maxx-ed out.

Alright, well, I USED to be able to play from the folders --easier to follow my own file system. Everything still plays, cleared some sh!t out. Guess I'll haveta get used to something else, now. :-$
[Droid Ultra Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Einsteindks:
Forget what I did exactly, but it was something like a fresh reinstall for the app and some of the musical folders.

fat-fingered and Maxx-ed out.
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] coman4:
USB OTG doesn't seem to work - have tried to connect different USB devices through a USB OTG cable but the phone is not picking up any of them at all - nothing in the status/notifications on the phone or on the connected devices.

Anybody else had better luck or is this a real issue?
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] varunpilankar:
1. Check if your OTG cable is working properly or not..

2. Try using another OTG cable..

3. If you getting a power consumption error, then connect a USB hub to your OTG cable & then connect your USB device..

Hit Thanks if I helped you.. :);)
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] coman4:
So the GPe does support OTG, turned out to be a bad/incompatible cable, just didn't have spare cables to try before, though this was and still is the most popular OTG cable sold on Amazon.
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] luca73n:
i've the gpe rom and ogt work fine
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] varunpilankar:
Then check your system for the OTG module..just clear the data and cache memory.. And clear your cache and D.Cache from the recovery and try again..if not then you've to reinstall the ROM and try..last and final your OTG cable isn't working properly.. Try another one..

Hit Thanks if I helped you.. :);)
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s.bluedreams:
Hi

I need a tweak for control the voltage of cpu in every freq!

My bootloader is locked and im using stock .254 kernel with existance 1.3.7!

I know its possible, but i dont know how i can do it with stock kernel!

Please help me, Tnx :)
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joke19:
No way u need a custom kernel with voltage control

Gesendet von meinem Xperia SP
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s.bluedreams:
R u Sure?
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrSteve555:
You don't need custom kernel for that, and also for overclocking. You need kernel module, which can be loaded on stock kernel.
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s.bluedreams:
tes u R right!

but i want this module!
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] storm11:
First off , Please don't Posts Requests here

Second , you need kernel modules you can build them yourself take Doomlords Source Code and try, Otherwise use his kernel
[General Questions and Answers] alastair53:
I've always been curious about the way the developers/"hackers" actually root/unlock the phone. It seems that many release their rooting/bootloader unlocks but never explain how they did so. Why is that?

It just doesn't make sense that people go through all the work and never explain the how and what...So, my question to all of the bootloader/root developers is; how did you figure it out/get it working/un hard brick/etc. your phone? What exactly did you do to root/unlock your phone?

Note: I'm referring not to the '1-click' utilities that people use, but rather to the people who made them (Just to avoid confusion).

The only resource I've found on how someone unlocked a bootloader is the azimuth security blog post on unlocking the Atrix HD bootloader (I can't post a link)
[General Questions and Answers] DealerMan:
Yes, I would like to know this as well. What little I do know, is that Developers use SDK/Android tools for the rooting (and as far as I know, unlocking the bootloader) process.

I'll admit my guilt in not searching XDA for these answers, but hopefully someone will chime in and give us a path to follow.
[General Questions and Answers] maneaterbug:
is that mean we must mastering java languange to be able modifying? or is there anothar way?
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] j0hnnyyyy:
Hi first time posting so please take it easy on the noob. So i just rooted my nexus 7 2013. The main reason was because i wanted to be able to extend battery life and the main thing is that i bought a micro usb host otg cable with power and want to be able to charge as well as power my external hard drive. now i read that elementalx kernel allows you to do that. Would i flash the elementalx kernel first or do i flash a rom before a kernel. I'm pretty confused on where to go to download and which one i flash first.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] Pandae:
Welcome to an experience with a great tablet! You want to flash a kernel after a ROM. As the intro to ElementalX says,

Installing a new ROM

If you install a new ROM, it will probably replace this with the stock kernel and will definitely overwrite /etc/init.d/99elementalx and /etc/elementalx.conf so you will lose your settings and certain features. So always reinstall the kernel after installing a ROM.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] j0hnnyyyy:
can you install any rom with any kernel. are their roms that will be more compatible with certain kernels. lastly is flashing a rom and kernel the same process of wiping out all the cache then installing while in recovery mode?
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] :
For the most part there will be two types of ROMs

#AOSP based ROMs

#Cyanogen based ROMs

Each kernel and ROM developer will state in the OP (original post; first post of the thread) which source they built their ROM off of.

As a general rule, flash AOSP based kernels for AOSP based ROMs and Cyanogen based kernels for Cyanogen based ROMs.

Flashing a ROM usually requires a factory reset in recovery (apps will be gone, but your personal data/media will be intact) if coming from another ROM. For example you are on ROM A and want to try ROM B, you must factory reset and wipe caches and flash ROM B.

Once you are on ROM B and if the developer updates ROM B, you can sometimes flash ROM B without the factory reset and only perform the wiping of the caches (this is called a dirty flash).

** IMPORTANT ** Each ROM might have their own special instructions for installation, so always read the first 2 or 3 posts of the thread to get all the important info you need.

If you need help:

1. Check the OP

2. Use the search function in the thread

3. Google it

4. After you have done that and still can't find an answer, post in the respective thread about your problem and provide as much detail as possible.

The reason for this is because threads sometimes get spammed with the same questions over and over again, which clog up the thread unnecessarily. Your question might have been asked before, so searching to see if the question has been asked can also lead you to the answer!

Another thing I've learned is to use the thanks button for those developers whose ROM or kernel you use and like, and people who have helped you. Sometimes donating money to developers to show support isn't a viable option for some, but using the thanks button to show appreciation can go a long way as well!

Hope this helps!

- Another noob :)
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] j0hnnyyyy:
thanks this helped out a lot and completely understand about not trying to repost questions that have been answered. Just one question if i flash a rom and do a backup. then flash a completely different rom and do a backup for that as well I'm guessing ill have back up for both roms. my question is i use twrp and have the app online nandroid backup, would it be better to go into recovery and backup or is it safe to use the app? Also after flashing a rom is it the same process to flash the kernel?
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] AarSyl:
Yes, it is the same process. Some flashable zip packages are included with the AROMA installer, which is a simple interface to give you options as you flash. Be sure to wipe Cache and Dalvik Cache after flashing roms and kernels.

Don't bother asking for the best Rom and Kernel combo. Try them out for yourself, if you truly want to learn more about what you are doing. Please don't become another user looking for a quick fix. (You called yourself a noobie, so I assume that you intend to learn more.)

Read, read, read! Follow the advice of the users who replied to you! It could save your life! Or, at least, save you a brick.

Most importantly, DON'T PANIC when your device doesn't get past the boot animation. Most likely, you asked something that doesn't work well with the Rom/kernel/MOD combo. Reboot into recovery, wipe, and try again.

Extra tips: clean flash whenever you can. You tend to lose track of stuff that you have flashed when you dirty flash a few times, and not every mod gets removed completely. Backup often as well.

Feel free to come back if you need more help.

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Phone: HTC EVO 4G LTE

Sense 5, S-Off

Tablet: ASUS Nexus 7.2

Rooted, Custom Rom & Kernel

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[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] j0hnnyyyy:
thanks. I flashed cleanrom and wiped all the cache before doing so. then i flash elementalx but i didn't wipe cache. one of my friend told me it doesn't really matter that much for kernels but does for roms. he also suggested i wait before rebooting after installing a rom in recovery mode. can you answer any of the part of waiting a certain period of time to let the rom and kernel set?
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] :
Your friend was correct on both accounts.

Wiping cache is not really necessary when flashing kernels.

It it's also usually a good practice to wait a bit before your first reboot after flashing a ROM. From my understanding, it allows the code to "settle"and make sure everything completes in the initial boot.

I'm not too sure about the reasoning, so if someone knows then feel free to chime in! :)
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] j0hnnyyyy:
he tried explaining to me over text but confused so go into recovery mode wipe all cache. then click install. find file swipe to install then page comes to reboot. on that reboot page is that when you wait or click reboot then wait?
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] :
Once you get to the reboot screen in recovery, go ahead and reboot. It's after you reboot that first time that you should wait some time.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] AarSyl:
Sorry, I didn't know that about Nexus devices. I always wipe caches for my phone, because I will enter a bootloop if I do not do so. This is my first Nexus device, and I'm learning a lot of new things myself.

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Phone: HTC EVO 4G LTE

Sense 5, S-Off

Tablet: ASUS Nexus 7.2

Rooted, Custom Rom & Kernel

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[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] j0hnnyyyy:
I have a question about backups. I've been researching and reading lot but there are a lot of different opinions . so I installed cleanrom with elemntalx kernel. Would it be best to make a backup in recovery mode or use online nandroid backup. I read something like online nandroid backup works only on certain Roms. Also I have titanium backup but I read that it isn't good to use titanium backups on different Roms? So if I backup through titanium backup and flash let's say a different ROM like cyanogenmod ROM I can't use the backup I created when I had cleanrom flashed?
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] :
Nandroid and Titanium backups are used for different purposes.

Titanium backups deal with apps and app settings. They are useful when after flashing a ROM Update. For example, you are using ROM A revision 1 and the developer has posted a new update ROM A revision 2. Since it's usually recommended to clean flash updates of a ROM (read the OP of the ROM thread for further info), this would result in you having to reinstall all your apps and reapply settings and such (which takes time). However with titanium backup, all you have to do is make sure you backup apps/settings when on revision 1. Then after you flash revision 2, you can restore your titanium backup and now you have all your apps and settings.

** IMPORTANT ** Titanium backups should not be used when moving to a DIFFERENT ROM. This may cause problems/incompatibilities.

Nandroid Backups are basically system images. So basically it just takes a snapshot of the current state of your phone, and when you restore it it will be the same as if nothing has changed. This is especially helpful in two situations:

1) when trying different ROMs (i.e. you flash another ROM but don't like it, you can easily switch back via the nandroid backup)

2) when messing with system files and reverting to a previous state (i.e. you are trying to mod your navigation bar or some other customization and decide you don't like it or accidentally messed up. You can use the nandroid backup to revert those changes)

It's also usually helpful to take backups at the appropriate time and name them accordingly. For example, this is the process I take when flashing a custom mod.

1) Nandroid backup before you apply custom mod A. I name the backup "Before applying custom mod A"

2) Apply custom mod A

3) If all goes well and mod A works, I also make a nandroid backup after this and name it "Applied custom mod A"

OR

If custom mod A messes up my phone, I just restore the backup named "Before applying custom mod A"

The reason why I also make a nandroid backup after successfully applying mod A (and decide to keep the mod) is so that I can have an up to date restore point. If you make modifications to the phone and decide to keep them, make an updated nandroid so you don't have to reapply the modifications again.

Sorry for the long wall of text, but hope this helps!

:)
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] j0hnnyyyy:
thanks very helpful so using the online nandroid backup app is the same thing as making a backup in twrp recovery mode
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lukashev:
I have a Chinese phone: COSHIP F1 (titles: ACRO-8660; 飞Phone (ZK-Phone); Fly phone-99)

Phone features:

Android 4.1.2

ARMv7 rev 0 (v7l) Cortex-A9

Broadcom BCM28155

VideoCore IV HW

1280x720

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Installed Android system recovery <3e> without the ability to create backups.

I want to install CWM, but did not find a suitable assembly.

I'm afraid to kill the phone

Tell me how to be me?
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Shortbus-Driver:
Is this the correct forum for the Lg C800 ?
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Coug76:
Nope

Hastily spouted for your befuddlement
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Shortbus-Driver:
Ok ty...ill continue my search
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 0v3rl0rd:
Today I came across a (for me) new name of tablet PC-s: ALCOR.

Anyone heard of them? I couldn't find a single info when searching for them on XDA :D

So, the device is this one: ALCOR ZEST Q933R

It costs about 1600 kn in Croatia (around 210€), and I know that a Nexus 7 (v2) is only a few € more expensive, but, take a look at this one's specs:

4x1,5GHz (Cortex A9), 2GB RAM, a 9,7" IPS screen with a 2048 x 1536 resolution, 32 GB built memory + MicroSD support.

What do you guys say? Any good out of this one?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 0v3rl0rd:
BUMP :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 0v3rl0rd:
BUMP,.,

anyone? :D
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 0v3rl0rd:
BUMP again x)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 0v3rl0rd:
anyone?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anorma1:
hi!,

we have this tablet in Spain, it's called Woxter 97Q here, the brand is Woxter,

they are rom compatible, we (users in htcmania forum) upgraded from woxter oficial 4.1 to this rom Alcor 4.2.2 and work perfectly,

months later Woxter update to 4.2.2 but some users as myself are still using the Alcor 4.2.2

I've tried to investigate a bit to cook a newer rom but my knowledge is far away to get this, haha

let's see if we can update it a bit more!
[Moto G Android Development] Eduardogv:
Good tutorial, thanks mate

Enviado desde mi Moto G
[Moto G Android Development] debaj:
Can this method be used to cast the screen to a computer? We need sometimes present our work via Skype meeting. Currently we use AndroidScreencast for it but it is slow as hell.
[Moto G Android Development] alonsoch:
I don't think so, this just will save a video of your screen,

But you can play it in the PC and then share it vía PC..
[Moto G Android Development] alonsoch:
You are welcome
[Moto G Android Development] Ja_som:
Good tut ;)

I only want to say, that OMNI ROM (now is not available for Moto G) has native recording function, you can record screen with Power + Vol Up, or down? :D Now i don't know which... One is for screenshot and other for recording...

Also, GravityBox can record screen from power menu.

And at the end, on Google Play you can find lot of screen recording apps which uses native recording on KitKat.
[Moto G Android Development] alonsoch:
Yep... But this is using adb... Btw in gravity box where i found that option??
[Moto G Android Development] Ja_som:
Power tweaks - Screen record in in power menu
[Moto G Android Development] theepicflyer:
Volume down for screenshot. Volume up for screen record
[Moto G Android Development] Antieco:
Cant find advanced power menu on KitKat gravitybox!!
[Moto G Android Development] robin0800:
Its in the power menu Tick advanced reboot menu
[Moto G Android Development] Antieco:
On KitKat? cant find it! please would you give me the exact path ..
[Moto G Android Development] robin0800:
Open GravityBox[KK]

click on Power tweaks

select the second item Advanced reboot menu
[Moto G Android Development] Antieco:
Cheers, cant belive i never saw it! thanks!
[Moto G Android Development] :
Options	Description.

--help	Displays a usage summary.
--size <WIDTHxHEIGHT>	Sets the video size, for example: 1280x720.
--bit-rate <RATE>	Sets the video bit rate for the video, in megabits per second. The default value is 4Mbps. You can increase the bit rate to improve video quality or lower it for smaller movie files.
--time-limit <TIME>	Sets the maximum recording time, in seconds. The default and maximum value is 180 (3 minutes).
--rotate	Rotates the output 90 degrees. This feature is experimental.
--verbose	Displays log information on command line screen. If you do not set this option, the utility does not display any information while running.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abelsark777:
I recently flashed OMNI ROM 4.4 big part using TWRP, and I didn't like the UI. I am back to clockworkmod recovery, but I can't seem to flash any of the roms that I was able to before Like cm 10, 10.1 and eos. I have tried factory reseting, wiping data, cache, system, etc. In every way that I can think of with no success. It just freezes at the dual core tech startup screen. Can someone help get back to a non-partitioned ROM?
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rlmesq:
I recently reverted to EOS4 to use the EOS boot logo changer. I flashed the EOS ROM, then flashed the boot image from the BigPart support thread over it.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2598962

That worked just fine for me, but some commenters on the BigPart thread said I could've borked my Xoom.