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[Micromax A110] ANKIT RAWAT:
Good JOB Saksham Bro ...i like UR Work And i think other people also like ur work
[Micromax A110] Deathonator:
Awesome

Amazing Rom.. This works like a charm..

Previously after all of my apps installed I was left with 20MB ram.. But this Rom leaves approximately 120+ MB free..

Works Smooth, No lags, No FC yet..WiFi great, Camera works...

The only problem I face every time I flash any Rom is that my GPS does not work.. And it was the same with this one too..

I guess its not the ROM but my phone's hardware. i have to edit / modify /replace the gps.conf file and use a 3rd party app to fix GPS.

Awesome work Saksham :good:

*******************************************************

Thank u Sakaham for the link to the gps patch

That patch along with MTK Epo app from Google play helped me with the GPS problem

Now my GPS locks in less than 20 secs..
[Micromax A110] oprz_5:
Still having wake up issues with latest rom. With bindassboost v2.7. And can't find the file to edit in system/etc.
[Micromax A110] abhkrz:
Wifi connects bt doesn't stay connected

Plz help
[Micromax A110] The_0bserver:
I flashed this on my dad's cell, and for some reason, data doesn't work. WiFI is fine, but no data. Data I have to flash modem files or something? If so can anyone link it?

Also sometimes can't hear anything for calls. :/
[Micromax A110] :
Hello Guys,

I cannot help you guys anymore as I've left development for this device long before! :) only thing I can tell is try my other roms! ?
[General Questions and Answers] lilmikeswagz:
Hey folks can I flash vipersc2 on HTC sensation Xe with 3.32 firmware, stock ruu with 3.33 firmware its too large its there any other way to update the firmware, is it possible to back up my friend's HTC sensation Z710e Rom cause its 3.33 firmware and restore it on my phone, then flash the vipersc2 custom Rom
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] gatordon:
I made a mistake and deleted my system ui for my galaxy note 2 is their anyway I can get it back? If anyone can help I truly appreciate it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jlmancuso:
All you have to do is push another copy of systemui. What rom are you on? Also what recovery?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] gatordon:
Ok, I'm rooted but I'm stock and I'm using twrp
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jlmancuso:
Stock mc2 or mk4. Need to know so I can get you the proper file. Since you have twrp it will make things easy.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] gatordon:
Mk4 the newest update..and thanks for the help
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jlmancuso:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/n8j2mgqsse3rt3t/SystemUI.apk

Try this one.

Copy this file to your sdcard. Then boot into recovery. Choose advanced, file manager and go to your sdcard select the file choose copy and navigate to system/app and paste there then select the file and change permissions to 644. Now reboot and you should be good to go.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] gatordon:
Thanks for the help.. Trying now
[Networking] Funtastik:
I recently installed JellyBeanRomICS v8 XWLP5 GT-P7500.zip (jb 4.0.4) on my galaxy tab 10.1 (GT-P7500), and since I try to activate wifi and nothing stuck on network activation. i need help please
[Networking] monitorstudioworker:
Please flash custom kernel for that ROM.
[Networking] Funtastik:
with yoda or A1 kernel?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wybren:
Hi everyone,

I have a problem with my HTC One. Since this week, my screen sometimes flickers really fast. It's like it switches really fast from the brightest screen mode to the least brightest settting. Sometimes the only thing what helps is to reboot the phone. Sometimes the problem is over when I turn off the screen and let the phone rest for some time. It's not happening all the time. Yesterday I didn't have the problem.

I tried to flash another rom and kernel, but it didn't help. I have not seen the problem when I was in TWRP.

Does anyone recognize this problem? Is it a hardware problem or is it caused by (wrongly) flashing a rom?

Details:

S-Off

CID-HTC_E11

HBoot-1.54

Radio 4A.17.3250.14

TWRP 2.6.3.3

The last month most of the time I used GPE 4.4.2 rom's.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kamilmirza:
post your output of "fastboot getvar all"; remove S/N & IMEI before posting
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wybren:
Unfortunately I have Windows 8.1 on my computer, so I can't use fastboot I guess.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kamilmirza:
then get yourself Ubuntu or Windows 7
[General Topics] vettejock99:
I know this may seem OT, but it is actually tied back to my HTC Wizard. My company currently has accounts with Mailstreet, and they have an excellent interface for managing our accounts. It is Abridean Provisor, and it launches a Java app that allows me to set up users, groups, specify admin rights, etc.

I have tried mail2web, 1and1.com, and 4smartphone.net in some capacity because most of them can a) reduce our costs, b) get more storage space, and c) allow me to use AKU2 push e-mail to my phone. In most cases, though, their support is non-existent, and I haven't been able to figure out how any of these could replace Mailstreet. Here is what appears to be the case:

1and1.com - cannot use company-wide distribution lists and GAL, setting up a single admin account is easy

4smartphone.net - don't remember as much about this one, exccept push mail works well and support was about on par with the others

mail2web - appears to offer full Exchange functionality, EXCEPT that first account created becomes the admin account, period, with no way to change it or specify an additional admin account

Does anyone else have experience with these? I am talking about the Enterprise accounts, not the free (where applicable) reduced feature versions. Does anyone have any other suggested providers?

Thanks!

Mark
[General Topics] cooldude2008:
We had similar dilemma while moving our multiple companies mailboxes from inhouse to a provider. We finally signed up with apps4rent.com (http://apps4rent.com/hostedexchange.html). The pricing is cheap....

Everyones Boss-the CEO uses Blackberry and some of us use a Widnows phone or iphone....now Apps4Rent provides free syncronization to all Windows phone and iphone.....Considering that they sell mailboxes for $6.95 for 1 GB and free sync for Windows phone....this proved to be cost effective...other were charging something or the other...For blackberry we had to pay a bit additional. Support is good....

You can try and if you think they are not worth it you can cancel in first 30 days and they will refund your money.....
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] mobrien118:
Let me start with: I know that there have been many posts on this, but before you get mad, I was unable to find an answer to what I specifically want to do.

For reference: I am a software developer and sysadmin with a decent amount of Linux experience, but not a lot of android specific experience.

Now that the introduction is out of the way:

What I would like to do is completely remove the "USERDATA" partition (the "Internal SD card"), grow the "SYSTEM" partition to fill that space, and then mount my SD Card (external) as the SD Card that the system sees.

I'm currently on Cyanogenmod 10.1 but want to upgrade to 11 soon.

The reason I want to do this is because:

I have all if my apps that I can set to install to SD Card

Both "internal" partitions are full (only about 200MB is available for pictures/etc. and I can no longer update apps)

Camera (and pretty much everything else as well) stores to the Internal SD card by default

If the system partition was 1.1+1.4=2.5GB and all of my apps were "installed" to a real SD card, it would be a lot more comfortable.

So, here's what I am thinking *might* work (maybe not in the right order, though?):

Point the fstab entry for the internal SD card to the external SD card

I have the PIT file. I will delete the "USERDATA " and grow "SYSTEM" to fill the space

When I write it out in steps, it seems pretty simple...

My concerns:

Will a ROM update (to CM11) re-partition back to the old way (and, in the process, break a bunch of stuff)?

I don't ever plan to go back to stock android or change to another ROM (other than upgrades).

Thanks for reading this long post and for any insight you may be able to provide.

--mobrien118
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] tommyboy8125:
It's a wonderful idea if it works.
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] Somcom3X:
Modifying partitions is a bit dangerous.

But I have to ask you why do you need another GB of /system storage?

There was a line you can put in the build.prop that flips your ext. SD with the internal one on cm10 I believe.

This'd interest me if I could get rid of usbdisk and sdcard0 merged.

It would need the phone to be repartitioned though, causing issues with the backups and ROMs.

You may even have to compile cm from source.

Its a lot of trouble :)
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] aguaz:
I just did so on S4 Mini with cm-11 Android 4.4.

First I was thinking of using symlinks and/or bind mounts to redirect to the the external sdcard, but that's a bit of a hassle because

1) Since 4.2: both emulated and external storage is mounted with a fuse layer on top not supporting symlinks

2) Since 4.4: no more global write access on external storage

So moving data was the simplest solution. Besides providing (much) more space my sdcard is also around 20% faster in sequential writes: 8.5 MB/s internal vs 10.5 MB/s external. Is it really 2014?

I haven't yet decided what to do with the original data partition, so for the moment I left it unused. Hence I haven't touched the internal partition table.

Quick summary

partition sdcard (gdisk)

I recommend using GPT, this lets you work with partition names rather than numbers. For the sake of still having an "official" external sdcard I made two partitions. Keep in mind that it's usually the first partition which gets automatically mounted as external sdcard. So I made the 2nd partition the new home for data. This partition however has to be manually specified in the ramdisks fstab which involves flashing the boot partition.

format the new partitions (mkfs.ext4)

copy the original /data directory tree to the new data partition

extract initrd from boot.img (abootimg)

extract files from initrd (gunzip & cpio)

replace the /data entry in fstab pointing at your new data partition

re-pack initrd and boot.img (gzip, cpio & abootimg)

flash boot.img onto the boot partition (dd)

If you use recovery, you also have to edit it's fstab (analog to boot.img mentioned above)

done

Alternatively has anyone tried an init.d script? I see those scripts get executed before the mounting of data & sdcard
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] aguaz:
Meanwhile the original userdata partition got replaced by 3 new partitions: system2, cache2 & userdata2 which are now used for a dual boot ROM.

I've only changed GPT, not PIT. ROMs and Recovery don't use PIT, so as long as Heimdall/Odin isn't involved it should not cause any issues.
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] SORAnoDYStopia:
Hey guys,

So after read all that, I am also vry interested in what the OP has suggested. I get that the pit doesn't need to be affected, but as the OP asked, when flashing a new rom or updating an existing, would the partition be reformatted back to the way android handles it, ie; back to the system and data seperate and the sdcard not being used as the internal partition?

I am no developer and only have minimal knowledge in linux and android programing, but I am a quick study and any guide to help me sort this would be greatly appreciated.

Also I am about to get a second S4 mini specifcally for doing things like this so if I brick I don't care?

My next question is could it be possible to code the PIT file to do this for you so that you can just flash that through odin, but again would flashing roms affect this.

Cheers,

Sora.
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] Whitest:
I just managed to replace my internal sd with the external sd following your ruff guide. thank you very much! At first I struggled a bit getting it to work, because I had encrypted my data partition before -.- this seems to change something in the fstab / mounting / boot-up process, I couldn't get my S4 mini to boot with just changing the fstab.qcom in boot.img. With my recovery (TWRP) it worked from the start editing recovery.img's fstab.twrp /data mount point.

After decrypting(formatting) /data and re-editing fstab.qcom in boot.img it finally works :) I'm so happy! Enjoying a lot of space on my sdcard now!

usefull threads / information I learnt from:

Partition structure of S4 Mini

Encryption of ExtSD & some fstab information

Editing initrd

abootimg ReadMe

(Links last tried 28.05.2015)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] indabus:
hi. i have got SGS4 and flashed months ago CM (now 11.0). when i flashed it, it changet my recovery to ClockWorkMod but that is not the problem. in CM there are a lot of bugs, i cant use fully my SGS4 so I want to get back to android stock rom. i tried a lot of, but nothing worked so please help me and if u can, create some instructions for me :(

thank you :)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] douger1957:
ODIN. Make sure you use the .tar image appropriate for the base that you were on.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Mistertac:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2301259

Just make sure you use the mdk tar file. There's instructions in that thread as well. Make sure you root it soon after restoring it and freeze SDM with Titanium Backup asap. Don't want to lose that boot loader

---------- Post added at 11:32 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:30 AM ----------

Root for mdk in case you needed it

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2290798
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] indabus:
and which backup tool should i use? 'till now i was trying to use Odin
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] indabus:
and isnt it like, i should use some other bootloader because Odin bootloader communicate only with Odin recovery which i havent?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Mistertac:
Well I'm not really sure what your saying... I think you mean recovery?

As far as recoveries your choices are TWRP or a version of CWM.

Odin is just the tool we primarily use to flash stock firmwares back on our phones as well as certain recoveries like Philz (cwm) .

I'd say just load up the MDK stock firmware using odin.

Root the phone.

Freeze SDM

Then for sake of easiness use ROM manager or Goo from the play store to install your recovery.

---------- Post added at 12:35 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:34 PM ----------

Did you initially root and install a recovery on your phone ?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] indabus:
ok...thank you :) im just trying this (download mode on phone, connect phone to pc, start Odin3 v3.09 for i9505...) but! odin cant find my phone anywhere :(
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Mistertac:
Wait I wasn't aware you have the i9505 S4.

That requires another file altogether.

---------- Post added at 12:56 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:54 PM ----------

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2265477

Go there
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] indabus:
oh sorry...my fault, but i am realy sure i have right files and if it should work with Odin, there is just one problem...connection :/ 'cause I red in some tutorials, that if I connect my device, some bar will turn green, but my Odin is always the same :/
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Mistertac:
Ok as long as you have the correct tar file that goes with your i9505 s4 you'll be good. You can still root using that root method and install a custom recovery.

I'm not familiar with your phone model and the builds , tar files. So just make sure your flashing the right one in odin.

If you have any doubt find the forums on here specifically for your phone and ask someone. Please.

Try switching out your USB cable and also make sure you have the Samsung USB drivers installed.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] waaldron:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2301259 I have MJ7 would this still work?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Mistertac:
No mj7 is not in that thread... I'll see if I an find it for you

---------- Post added at 06:18 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:13 PM ----------

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2507253

That's the full wipe

The no wipe is linked in the op of that thread if you prefer that
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] waaldron:
Thank you very much for that
[General Questions and Answers] windybey:
Dear All,

First post so please excuse any mistakes.

Ive just got a I9192 DUOS and successfully on firmware DDU1BML1 (Non KNOX Edition) rooted currently running NOVA.

SuperSU working and all seems ok.

Id like to upgrade my Kernel from stock to possibly: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2592308

Current Kernel: 3.4.0 se.infra

Would this work? Want to get the battery improvements mainly.

Any advice would be really appreciated

thanks
[General Questions and Answers] bs24:
Hi, I have the same model and same build. Can you please tell me which thread did you follow to root your device, Thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] cpw914:
I am trying to find out and back up my S4's AAA key. I am on the MK2 firmware. I have my msl/spc and the Samsung password, and tried various methods posted on Xda and other sites (DFS, CDMA Workshop).

My main issue is that when I try to access the item 1192, it keeps saying "access denied". Has anyone been able to get their AAA Key?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] alemosman:
same problem

Please anyone out there with any knowledge concerning this should help out because am the same situation here with an S3 L710
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] cpw914:
So I think that I have found a solution to my question. I'll post the steps that I performed and maybe someone could verify?

1. Install alogrec from the Play Store. This app will record all of your phone's processes and saves them in a text file on your phone.

2. Run said app.

3. From the dialer, enter ##DATA# (3282).

4. When the menu appears, select "edit".

5. When asked, enter in your MSL/SPC, and select enter. If you don't know your MSL/SPC, check out this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2060085.

6. Select Data Profile

7. Select AAA Password.

8. Delete the password (which is 6 characters and obscured) and then

cancel out

. I did the same for the ha password.

9. I exited out of the menu entirely.

10. Stop alogrec from recording and note where the record is located on the phone.

11. Connect the phone to a computer and open the log with your preferred text viewer.

12. Search for the phrase "aaa_pw:" (sans quotes)

13. The first 6 characters should be the AAA password.

Give this a whirl and let me know what your experiences are.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] oman14:
Just tried it and this is what I get
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] cpw914:
hmmmm...

I tried it again on a different phone, and had a similar experience. I then tried it with a different app,

Catlog, and by following the same steps, I was able to find the aaa password again.

I should note that this aaa password is the profile 1 aaa password and not the profile 0 password.

I don't know the function of the profile 0 aaa password, but I still can't find it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] oman14:
OK so I turned logcat(requires root) on and just went to my data profiles and deleted my aaa password and canceled then I just went to logcat and searched dataprofile and all th3 info was on there.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] cpw914:
Excellent, I'm glad it worked for you.
[Android General] chrisg_123:
My Question is:

How can I play audio 'in call' so that the a person on the other end of the call can hear it?

Please do not respond to this question with "You can't". I Have done plenty of research and seen plenty of people saying you can't. This is why I am posting this question myself with some ideas to think about.

Nothing is impossible! It may be too hard for you to conceive, and if that is the case I hope you find it in yourself to hold back the urge to respond.

One fallback idea I had since I can not find any constructive information regarding playing the audio from the phone itself:

Could not a blue tooth device transmit a recording to your phone in call? (If it can transmit your voice, why could it not just as well transmit a recording of your voice? Imagine a bluetooth device designed to answer your call and play a short recording before you begin to speak)

One more time. Please only answer if you have any information that could help find more info on 'HOW TO' or info that would help further my research on how to.

Identifying the obstacles that prevent the phone from playing audio in call is constructive so long as you don't say "you cant because..." instead say something like "You would have to......because you can't do it this way or that way..."
[LG Optimus G Pro] pallcsa:
Hello guys I need your advice. When I answer an incoming call, the caller doesn't hear me for at least 5 seconds. They keep saying hello and I hear them but they don't hear me. I am on stock debloated E986 rom and it has been like this from day one. I even reflashed the stock rom once. I don't know what to do, it is so irritating that I decided to ask for advice. Is it a common problem or is it just the E986 rom ? What can I do ? Is there a workaround or something ? It must be a software issue I guess.

By the way I have had another issue with this rom because the Qremote app was buggy. It didn't always work but I rectified it by deleting the original app and flashed the Qremote.zip through recovery.
[Off-topic] Disharmony:
Guys i am very sad that now i have to leave this community for 2 months because of my board exams, bye guys i have spend my best time with u. Don't forget me.
[Off-topic] Deadpool:
Guess what? Nobody cares.

Sorry for that

Best of luck with your exams. Be good, write good and don't be afraid of exams.

Have a great exams.

Ba bye.

Hey wait wait. wait.. wait... wait....

Brought to you by my own mmmmuuuuffffffffiiiinnnn
[Off-topic] abdo jouma:
i will not man.

good luck with your life without xda.:D

and good luck with exam

Sent to hit THANKS for iT!!!!!;)
[Off-topic] hnkotnis:
Best of luck for your exams. You will be soon back with us.

I also have 12th standard board exams. But I am not leaving XDA.

Using CWM........Busybox Commands........No I use my hands :D
[Off-topic] Disharmony:
thanks.

Thanks guys for your support.
[Off-topic] LoopDoGG79:
I thought you were leaving? :confused:
[Off-topic] Seraz007:
hi
[Off-topic] Android Pizza:
Bye

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