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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] Parkourkid93:
This ROM is simply gorgeous.

✖Rebel Nation✖
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tdunham:
Android 4.3 Lockscreen - Adding Widgets/Creating your own Lockscreen

The Android 4.3 Lockscreen is an enigma. For those of you that have it figured out, good for you.

For the rest of us... some things just take a little longer. ;)

- Transparent Weather Clock by Droid27 pictured for demonstration

Step 1. Settings/Lockscreen/Multiple widgets - Check this option

Step 2. Lock the phone

Step 3. Unlock the phone, place your finger near the top and HOLD and swipe down the screen (and release). You should see the Lock symbol at the bottom.

Step 4. Swipe right until you see the + symbol (You can have multiple lockscreens configured).

Step 5. Add your widget.

Step 6. Press the Lock symbol to save. This is my finished product.

How to make your new lockscreen the default lockscreen

:

1. Open locksceen

2. Swipe down like above notes

3. Swipe right to get to your new lockscreen

4. HOLD AND DRAG the entire screen over to the very right of the screen, it will start to scroll right. Let it finish until it is now the HOME lockscreen.

(the lockscreen position indicator at the bottom will move as it drags also until the home icon is highlighted as default, then you can release)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] erikalin:
Good idea to write it out. I'll admit that I have never even bothered setting anything but lock screen wallpaper because this is about what I thought was involved, lol, and I "pick my battles" for what to figure out. ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tdunham:
I got tired of staring at just the clock and it was hard to find any information on the new 4.3 lockscreen because you can't really add anything to it, you have to create a new one.

Edit: And OMG, that clock weather widget has a ton of neat stuff you can customize the look of the widget with too.

Transparency level, darkness, fonts, icons, notifications, what info displays etc...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] prboy1969:
Nice write up :good: .
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] avruma:
I'm on MOAR and I can't get by first step... I can't find that option. Thanx
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tdunham:
It will only be available with Swipe as the default lockscreen (no security enabled).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] avruma:
Thanx, yes I use a pattern lock. I thought in MOAR mod control if you allow secure lock screen widgets that this may work...?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tdunham:
There's a difference between the Multiple Widgets and Lockscreen Widgets.

The Multiple Widgets enables multiple lockscreens where you can add an app shortcut or third party widget and the Lockscreen Widgets doesn't really enable third party widgets, just a few very limited things. I posted a screenie of the sub-menu it provides.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] avruma:
Oh cool thanx. Maybe in MOAR 10.0 then :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tdunham:
For anyone that tries this, feel free to share a screenshot of your custom lockscreen.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] derhannes1983:
Hello,

I don't know if this is the right section, but I will just ask. Is there any possibility to use the changing pictures from Flickr that Yahoo Weather uses to make a wallpaper that automatically changes when new pictures are downloaded and/or the weather forecast changes? I pretty enjoy the widget and the app, but I would even more enjoy that was wallpaper.

Thank you for your help.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Digs:
Check my device below.

My desktop PC is Windows Professional 2003 SP4

I have zone alarm security suite. I can turn zone alarm off while testing.

1) how do I determine the IP address of my desktop PC

2) how do I determince the IP address of my PPC

3) how do I setup my desktop pc operating system to receive ppc ping and remote control from PPC.

So how do i get this "Terminal service client " working ?

Is my data access safe ?
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Rockafello:
mmm you have windows 2000 SP4 or windows 2003 SP2? witch one is it. (doesn't matter :D)

first. remote desktop uses port 3389 and the pocketPC client can't handle any other port. So if you are behind a firewall or router let this port have access! (use a static IP for you PC if you use portforwarding on a router)

goto www.whatismyip.com and the number you see there is your IP. (if you use it a lot make a free dyndns.org account you can make your own domain name like nick.mine.nu instead of xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx)

Goto your windows server to account management. make you user active in the group remote desktop (or something similar)

that would be all. just give a user access-right on a windows PC, and make sure the portforwarding and firewall are configured OK.

if any more questions buy a book windows for dummies :D
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Digs:
..."Goto your windows server to account management. make you user active in the group remote desktop (or something similar) "...

Is this the PPC owners name, as the user in Windows 2000 Prof SP4 for remote access.

In windows 2000, do I "make a new connection" and select "accept incoming connections" or do I "connect to a private netwrok through the internet" ( VPN )...

Are the any web pages on this, I have been google for a while.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] perezmarka:
I have a Sprint Samsung Galaxy S4 that was running JB 4.3. When I decided to root and ROM it, I read a lot. I'll tell you what I did and where I got my files so you know exactly what happened:

In Download Mode:

First I Odined UnknownForce's NAE Modem Only Firmware with No Bootloader

Then I Odined Philz Touch Recovery 6.15.6

I booted to Recovery.

I cleared Cache and Davlic Cache twice.

I did Wipe/Factory Reset twice.

Then I flashed using Rawintellect's Stock(ish) Rom.

I install Ktoonsez Kernel for Sprint Touchwiz

At this point I am running a custom rom with a custom recovery and a custom kernel.

It runs great

.

I have no SEAndroid messages about the kernel or recovery at this point.

I decided to upgrade to Kit Kat 4.4. I did a nandroid backup. Then I took the official Sprint MD5 update and Odin it right over my rom. It worked. When the system boots up, it is running the Touchwiz version of Kit Kat. But I don't have root.

So I go to recovery to flash CF-Auto-Root-jfltespr-jfltespr-sphl720.zip but I'm back to stock recovery. So I go to download mode and re-Odin Philz Touch Recovery 6.15.6. Then I reboot to recovery.

There is an SEAndroid Recovery Message! But it lets me into recovery and I flash the zip. Reboot.

Since I was back to stock recovery, I check the kernel in settings. It's back to stock to. So I boot back to recovery and reinstall the custom kernel. Reboot to system.

There is an SEAndroid Kernel Message now! But it lets me into the system and I have root. I run Titanium Backup and remove Knox Files according to these instructions. I used method two for rooted phones. I also use method three.

Rebooted. Still showing the SEAndroid messages.

So I booted to download mode and re-Odined the NAE Modem Only Firmware with No Bootloader. Shut down phone and rebooted.

Still have the messages! Now I'm frustrated. So I do a Nandroid Backup of the KitKat Version and restore my nandroid backup of the Stock(ish) rom.

Phone works but I still have the SEAndroid messages! So I restore my nandroid backup of Kit Kat and started researching this.

What I know:

Though the messages may cause issues and boot loops for some, it is not doing it for me.

The messages do not hurt the functioning of the system.

I know the Knox counter was tripped from 0x0 to 0x1. (I never saw the Knox counter till I did this In fact!)

I know going back to stock recovery and kernel will remove the messages.

What I want:

I know the "Kernel/Recovery is not seandroid enforcing" doesn't hurt the phone but I want the message gone. I was on a rooted phone with custom rom, recovery and kernel without these messages showing up. Something is different from the way the phone was setup before and now. I don't want to go back to stock anything.

The SEAndroid is software. Software can be removed.

How do you remove it?

I know Knox was tripped somewhere in this process. Will that cause the message to appear even if your running without a boot loader?

How can I remove the SEAndroid software so it doesn't even run? Any ideas?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] leaderbuilder:
When you created your backup via Philz/CWM did you make sure to set the nandroid settings to back up SE Linux context? if not that is probablye your issue.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] perezmarka:
SE Linux context?

I don't know what SE Linux context is? Is it something I can do now? If not, what other options do I have?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] leaderbuilder:
It's in the misc nandroid settings.

Too late now if you didn't do it when you created your 4.3 backup though.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] perezmarka:
Will Any Nandroid Backup Work?

My wife and I bought the exact same phones on the same day. When it came to installing the Stock(ish) rom, I did the exact same thing to her phone. She insist that I experiment on mine before I do anything to her phone.

She does not have the "Kernel/Recovery is not seandroid enforcing" messages.

Can I do a complete Nandroid back up of her system and the SE Linux Context, copy it to my SD card and install it? I know it would be an exact duplicate of her system but I have all my apps backed up with Titanium Backup so I can re-install them easily. And of course I would have to log into my Google account and delete her account. Would that put me back the way I was? :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] leaderbuilder:
I doubt it -device id stuff in Android.

BUT there is a way to get you back most likely.

IF you didn't upgrade to NAE(or MK2) bootlader and just the modem (as you mentioned) the simplest thing to do would be to install stockish fresh.

Let it boot and then add your google account and let all the apps update - about 1/2 hour on wifi

Then load/install titanium ( if it didn't install) go to preferences and let it find/search for your backup directory and restore - you'll be asked first to 'restore device ID' choose YES and let it reboot!

Then you should be good to go. I know I've done this a few times.

Another bonus is that you'll have a fresh install to 'start from'
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] perezmarka:
Titanium Backup May Hold The Key?

That was one thing I was worried about. When the update I did redid the recovery and kernel, did it redo the boot loader too? That was one reason I re-installed the NAE modem without bootloader a second time.

So are you saying that I re-install Stock(ish) fresh then do a COMPLETE Titanium restore and not just certain apps? Would that reset the SE Linux Context so the SEAndroid messages don't appear?

I know in the past when I have played around with roms, Titanium may prompt me to "Restore My Device ID" so that all my apps will work. If I used my wife's Nandroid backup, wouldn't it ask to restore my device ID anyway? Would that bypass the Device ID problem?

Thoughts?

EDIT: I just saw THIS in another thread! It looks like the Nandroid backup may work.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] leaderbuilder:
When you say you did the update I believe you are/were talking about just the firmware/modem, is that correct?

And if you added a recovery that won't affect the bootloader.

You can try the nandroid option it may work

If you have a titanium backup of your phone you'll be able to restore nearly everything after you re-flash stockish.

So if you dont' then don't user hers.

As for SE linux context as long as you MF9 Booloader and you can check by downloading this app and running it (It'll show bootloader version) then you can re-install stockish and then as above re-sync your google account which will grab your apps and other settings -wifi, hotspots email etc. (just not specific application settings)

One thing I got to thinking if you are on MF9 and just borked you restore you can always just try 'dirty flashing' stockish. Just go to recovery, wipe cache, wipe dalvik and then flash over existing ROM (don't delete data) and you might just be good to go! If not then full wipe and restore.

Again just make sure we are talking apples to apples with regard to the bootloader being MF9.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] perezmarka:
Here's an update:

I made a fresh nandroid backup of my wife's phone. Copied it to mine. Wiped the phone and installed backup. Phone worked fine but the seandroid message is still there.

Wiped phone again. Reinstalled Stockish rom. Then installed an old nandroid backup I had from January. Message till there.

Then I went crazy. I went to Odin, did a nandroid wipe and re-partioned the whole phone. (Don't not try this at home! Seriously. DON'T.) I was able to bring back the phone because I had the pit file for the partitions.

No pit file, no partitions, no phone. You will have a brick.

Then I installed the modem without the boot loader and recovery. Booted to recovery.

The message was still there.

WTF!

Installed Rom and brought phone back to life. I'm on the NAE bootloader. When I've tried to downgrade, Odin errors out.

Where does the boot loader reside? It wasn't there when I bought the phone. It was installed later so it had to go somewhere.

Thoughts anyone?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] leaderbuilder:
Well right now I'd just Odin the NAE .tar. It's got all partition info and will load, boot, recovery(stock), system, data, modem/baseband. Wiping all other/old partitions.

Only thing is you'll have the knox bootloader. BUT that really isn't a big deal - you can root using the LATEST CF-Autoroot from Chainfire's thread/site. Install a custom recovery and then install just about anything (well following the devs instrucions as per their OP).

The 'knox bootloader' is more than just a simple 'boot' partition - it's an actual cmos/chip write change! That's how they know and can track if you've tripped it. So far no, that I know of, has found away around this. The boot partition - in standard terms is still editable; hence the ability to create custom recoveries.

Good luck.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] Mistertac:
My girls S4 is Sprint.. Also with the NAE bootloader and I've wondered how to get rid of this stupid boot screen.

I've Odin the thing at least 3 times and rooted with CF then installed Philz. Each time no dice.

Now my Verizon S4 automatically backs up SE Linux Context. I never noticed a setting for that in Philz. Now maybe I just missed it since her phone doesn't get flashed all that much and like I said I'm on a Verizon S4.

I figured this was just a bi product of having a Knox Bootloader and having the phone rooted/custom recovery.

I'd love to figure out how to get rid of that screen though. I'll have to do some searching. Tri Angle Away gets rid of my " custom" Splash screen at boot... It'd be nice it it also got rid of this screen on the Sprint S4. I'll at least give it a whirl but something tells me its not that easy.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] stslimited84:
running this rom and gapps. upon boot up i receive this message in the top left hand corner: kernel is not seandroid enforcing, set warranty bit: recovery.

the phone seems to function fine. Whats up with it?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] stokesd3:
It's purely cosmetic. The shop can tell at a glance it's not stock rom this way.

Would be nice to find a way of making it disappear though, just plain untidy lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] dbizzy:
same here

i guess still no solution to this? I have an s6 & have scoured the web & this thread has been the most informative resource on this issue that i've found. I started getting "kernel not seandroid enforcing" red text ever since i upgraded to 5.1. pretty strange. I know its proly different but my last phone was m8,and there was a red warning text on boot after root too (something about being for developers only...) . But there was a a special hboot mod that when flashed would remove it. Wish it could be that simple here ha! It drives me nuts, I dont know why but it does!
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] shimmy2:
I need some help getting the themed battery icon and navigation buttons on this theme: Cyan CM11 AOKP. I am using LiquidSmooth Rom.
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] doctorwho201:
I have looked around the web and i currently still haven't found a soloution for this.

Recently I play many games like call of mini, frontline commando 2 which both is excellent. the problem is the game works fine but the graphic on the people seems distorted. (Images attached below)

Originally the player should textured nicely but it seems all black and grey:

Can anyone help me
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nusko_x:
What rom do u use? Maybe that is the problem?
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] doctorwho201:
I use stock rom gingerbread 2.3.6 rooted, I am also rooted and ram is 555mb
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] avithohol:
Install latest stock JB Rom, it has newer mali drivers and maybe this glitch is fixed there.
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tofueatsbread:
And you know it has newer Mali drivers because..?
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] avithohol:
Best game performance of all roms i have tried so far.
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brock3487:
It's probably possible with old video graphic driver. Maybe you may try customised rom, like CM 10.2 TC. I'm using this rom, and I've never seen this bug on this rom.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Airstream25:
About 2 years have past since a similar question was posted so here goes again;

Are there any flashlight apps that just turn on the LED without asking for all sorts of suspicious permissions like;

Network communication

view network connections

full network access

view Wi-Fi connections

receive data from Internet

Phone calls

read phone status and identity

Storage

modify or delete the contents of your USB storage

Your applications information

retrieve running apps

Camera

take pictures and videos

Development tools

change system display settings

System tools

modify system settings

test access to protected storage
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] joshm.1219:
How about the built in widget?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] iclick:
I don't see it in my widget list. Is it a downloadable widget?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] mike.s:
TeslaLED.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Oishikatta:
I use the xposed module that turns it on when you hold volume up while the screen is off, for me it's much more convenient than an app or the quicksettings widget.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] trollishtrucker:
On stock the widget is called assistive light.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] joshm.1219:
It's called assistive light
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] ammjr71:
Here's one

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.humberto.flashlight

It just needs camera permissions to turn on the flash
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] aquafina2014:
My phone is stuck on the Samsung screen with the logo glowing blue. I've tried to reboot my phone and cleared the cache but it still has the same problem. It won't get past the Samsung logo screen to the lock screen.

I've restarted my phone many times. I've left the battery out for a day. Nothing works.

Prior to this happening, my phone would suddenly restart itself (for example, when I am taking a photo or just simply browsing on my phone); but it would always return back to normal. (Note: my phone is not rooted or anything)

I don't want to perform a factory reset as I have pictures on my phone that are not backed up. Is there any way to retrieve them? (I do not have a SD card on my phone. They are all in the internal storage). My phone won't even connect to my laptop.

Any ideas on the issue? Any help would be much appreciated!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Fasted12:
if you wipe data/factory reset, it wont delete your pictures, just dont wipe internal sd
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] jzz:
If you have recovery, do the wipe to factory, it won't delete your pictures on the internal sd card. (use recovery to do this)

Or you could also reflash the stock rom using odin
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] aquafina2014:
Thank you so much for your replies.

I attached a photo of what my screen looks like when I clicked 'Wipe data/factory reset.'

If I select 'Yes -- delete all user data' are you absolutely sure my photos will not be deleted?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Fasted12:
it wont. puts your rom back to "initial install"state. pictures are on ext sd and internal sd/usb. dont wipe these or format usb
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] aquafina2014:
Thanks so much for your help. I performed the "wipe to factory" and am glad to say all my photos are still intact.

Thanks again! I appreciate it.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Znuf:
Hello everybody.

I'm new on stock Rom. And I'm looking to find the same inputs that i had on my slimkat.

I mean the nexus navbar in portrait and pie in landscape.

Do you know if it's possible to do that with the kitkat stock Rom?

Sorry for my poor English.

Thank you
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AyDee:
By nexus nav bar do you mean auto-hide/immersive? You could try xposed with immerse me or app settings modules. And LMT or other pie launcher. Not sure if they work well together, but there is also an xposed mod in G2 Development section that is supposed to fix compatibility.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] clsA:
Here's the Rom.zip I pulled from the AT&T 4.18.502.7 RUU

Encrypted version is Removed until i find another source (file was damaged, sorry for any inconvenience )

This will work if your s-off and your modelid: PN0712000 and CID: CWS__001

or you can EDIT the Android-info.txt to match your MID and CID

Decrypted version is here >> http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23329332407580500

Huge thanks to [MENTION=2605798]nkk71[/MENTION] for decrypting the files ;)

And another Big thanks to [MENTION=2645378]AndroidFileHost[/MENTION] for the source RUU

RUU_M7_UL_K44_SENSE55_MR_Cingular_US_4.18.502.7_decrypted.ROM.zip

Instructions for flashing

If your s-on be sure the bootloader is locked

fastboot oem lock

Copy your downloaded file to your fastboot / adb folder

Rename the file Rom.zip

open a command prompt in the same folder (shift + right click - command prompt here )

adb reboot-bootloader

fastboot commands:

fastboot oem rebootRUU

wait for the Silver HTC logo

fastboot flash zip Rom.zip

the first time you issue a command to flash firmware/ruu in fastboot it only prepares the flash. You have to issue the exact command again:

fastboot flash zip Rom.zip

most times the green status bar does not reach the 100% mark. So when the output in the command window is complete, you can reboot:

fastboot reboot

I find these files much easier to use than the RUU.exe and these can be flashed with a MAC or Linux ....Have Fun !!
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] nkk71:
:good: :good:
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Mr.Kakarot:
thanks again, much appreciated! I will give it a few more minutes but I work at 6am!
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] gsxrfl1k6:
a little help please

I just put my One back to stock. S-on, relocked, tamper gone, etc When I try to update using the above method i get

C:\Android>fastboot flash zip Rom.zip

sending 'zip' (1519630 KB)...

FAILED (remote: 02 data length is too large)

finished. total time: 0.002s

any ideas? thank you!
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] clsA:
I just tested it and had the same problem ...I'll update when I get the new file uploaded
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] TaDoey:
I'm also having the same issue. Have you been able to figure out what is wrong?