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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] _eroz:
I believe this is just a placeholder and will be updated once ROMs are created for this phone.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] njdevils28:
OK. Thanks for the clarification
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] dosya:
Where are the links? I don't know where. My CF-Root flashing ended in boot loop. I need the stock recovery.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] ashraf sharif:
this is a fast download link to the newest t mobile firmware for the galaxy s5

flash with odin

https://mega.nz/#!ccM3HTzT!cY4xB6N7VlrdDmZDNhhACFQuSOdfZK3XWrGETqfyO2o
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] WaningGibbous:
Anyone know where I can get stock g900T3 roms??
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] proza:
http://samsung-updates.com/device/?id=SM-G900T3
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] Nyenne9:
I have been trying to watch video on my phone whIle listening to a music player. I have tried different video players mixed with floating music player apps but nothing works. After a dozen phone calls a techie recommended I put up a post here. He said I would probably have to use cyanogen mod. If I have to root my phone I will, I'm trying to find a person and a price. I'm in denver. nyenne9@gmail. Thank you.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] rlichtefeld:
I don't know the answers to your question, but you may get better feedback if you posted under a new thread under the the Help section. You posted in a thread for Stock Mods but are asking about Cyanogen Roms.

You may want to add which ROM you are currently running, etc.

Also helpful would be to let people know which video and music programs you've tried, there may be good suggestions for light-weight video and audio apps. For videos, I've had good luck with MX Player and VLC. I rarely play music, the videos I watch usually have their own sound track.

Rob
[HTC Butterfly S] __Top_gunz__:
Thought I would revamp this a little bit and try wording this a little better.

Hi I'm __Top_gunz__ and yes I'm new here but visited this Butterfly S forum since day one that it opened. And I've read just about every post here to see why development never truly sparked. So I went on a man hunt on trying to find a dev that would constantly be supporting his or her roms that were released.

And after much searching I came across 3 potential dev/teams that could help put the spark of Rom development in our community.

1. Team Venom - A well formed team of smali developers who brings forth various tweaks to the HTC Sense world.... But we all know we have support by them up to 3.5.0. And we may not see support again from them ( No disrespect )

2. Android Revolution HD - who's supported by Mike. Who brings forth the most stable , and smooth roms to any device he supports. But he seems to be a very busy guy already and didn't even try to ask him if he'd join since he has a new m8 project.

3. Insertcoin - Which is I team devised of 4 members but are on the path way of being the only Rom completing with Viper. With all there tweaks included in there new 6thSense roms. And they constantly support their devices and the support nightly build of their sense roms.

And with after all that I decided to talk to a dev from Insercoin. [MENTION=5729420]xXminiWHOOPERxX[/MENTION]. Who is a dev who got insertcoin up and running on the " HTC Droid DNA " and has gotten insertcoin running on the " HTC Butterfly x920d ". And after talking to her via PM and hangouts she seem like she could be a very trustworthy person.. she said "if" she was ever to get the device , and after seeing the lack of support we have that she would try her hardest to get us AOSP, GPE, & Insertcoin on our device.

Now what I'm asking of " Butterfly S " users is to invest on bringing a potential good dev to out device. Now I already started a donation towards this dev and I am confident that this would be a good investment

For those who would like to talk to her more briefly contact her via hangouts xxminiwhooperxx@gmail.com

Donations -

[MENTION=5814793]__Top_gunz__[/MENTION] - $50
[HTC Butterfly S] xXminiWHOOPERxX:
[MENTION=5814793]__Top_gunz__[/MENTION] , I clearly stated in messages that if I was to get the phone I would try my hardest to help out the community as best as possible with GPE and AOSP. And if I got the phone and permission from team that I'd make insertcoin for the butterfly s. BUT I didn't say I wanted to achieve getting the phone via donations of xda users.

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And not only that, you asking the community to donate to someone they done even know. Why would a community gamble on that?

I know I could do what I said via private messages. But I did say if I was ever able to get the phone I'd work my a** off... Please next time don't just make a post asking a community to fork up money to bring a dev over. It's just not right
[HTC Butterfly S] __Top_gunz__:
I'm sorry if I have upset you, but after talking to you I was convinced that you would help this community with there needs. ( aka AOSP, kitkat gpe , and insertcoin ) Since we all need some good development here. And no one can tell me we don't.. And I'm just trying to get you here to show these users what we could have. Again my apologies.
[HTC Butterfly S] xXminiWHOOPERxX:
Glad to catch you on.!! I know absolutely were your coming from. But as far as I can see that this has happened and users donated money and it went to no one. And that's when development sparked for a short while and died down. AGAIN. why because most devs here didn't own the device ( no disrespect to devs here ) Yes I did say via hangouts and pm that I'd work my behind off if I was to ever get the device.

For example i said I'd try for AOSP because everyone loves the barebones of android. I'd said I could do GPE with a breeze but GPS would most likely be broken.. And Insertcoin I definitely could do. Ported it to the HTC Droid DNA and have it fully working and I've ported it to the butterfly (x920d) blindly... So I know I could bring more to this device but it is up to the users here. It's up to the users to want this.. but after what 100 views? No one commented so I'm not sure if they even trust anyone due to the past of this device
[HTC Butterfly S] xXminiWHOOPERxX:
Proof that I'm an insertcoin team member View attachment 2681514
[HTC Butterfly S] __Top_gunz__:
Well hopefully something changes. We need a good dev for this device. I would hate to see another good device on XDA just slither away ... :(
[HTC Butterfly S] kingkong0821:
It is absolutely a good news for us if devs are willing to keep developing our device

I really love my butterfly s but the development here is so few

So glad you are considering to work on our device :)
[HTC Butterfly S] daorderdillon:
These guys here have been burned so many times I don't think donations will happen anymore. I went and bout myself the HTC one m8 and still have my butterfly s so whatever happens happens.

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The best thing I suggest is get $400 and buy a used one and make roms then get donations
[HTC Butterfly S] xXminiWHOOPERxX:
Only time will tell. Its up to the users here..
[HTC Butterfly S] mdpgc:
Well said, was thinking the same thing. How about we, the users who still have the phone, learn a little from the people that know how to build ROMs. Then we can make ROMs for ourselves and others here in the forum. Hey, I'm willing to learn! Teach me :laugh: pm me:good:.
[HTC Butterfly S] xXminiWHOOPERxX:
It's fairly easy to build roms. But with this device having external sdcard you would have to be okay with using apktool and messing with files carefully.
[General Topics] lemonicetea:
just wondering if anyone knew of a program that would allow me to quickly access the speed dial and history with the DPAD...

similar to EZdial, but without the ezdialing bit as I am using the HTC keypad, that plus ezdial seems to make thumbs plus and phonepad input not work...

though I do like the option for photo dial option...
[LG Optimus G (International)] htomasz:
Hi I realize that my phone not able to connect via usb to any device (adb, fastboot, etc). Its simply do not visible in PC. it works only charging mode. No i have flashed TWRM recovery but im not able to put to storage any ROM. Did anyone saw that kind of problem ?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] black87:
I want verizon bootanimation in my int G2, i heard that its bootanimation is different from the int version
[Android General] rbl.islam.refat:
I use symphony xplorer w65. Searched all around CWM rom for my handset. But this brand is not available anywhere. So I did search for other things. I used framaroot.apk for one click root. This is really safe for Mtk devices like mine. For Rom backup I used CWM magic create file.

You can find all the details in other threads going by the name mtk device cwm back up. You may come up with the software carliv touch recovery tool. Its great for MTK devices like symphony, micromax etc. I wrote this for other mtk device users who are still wondering how to get things done in your android smartphone. Thank you!
[Android General] shohag2018:
still looking for the cwm?
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] holmson93:
hi please help me, i have a t210 tab 3 7.0 wifi, i was rooting my tab with kingo app and it said to try the odin mode (into kingo), it has flashed me a clockwork mod recovery and after that my tab doesn't start anymore, i've flashed a twrp and then i flashed a rom, but after that, when i restart my tab, it starts directly in recovery mode, can't start rom!!! please help me. what can i do?
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] holmson93:
i have done full wipe before flashing the rom, so the problem is another.

my last possibility is flashing stock rom with odin, i hope it will work, now i'm downloading it, i read on a forum that maybe the recovery that kingo flashed has breaked the data partition, if it's that, what can i do to fix it?
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Aeyan Ashraf:
I think you have soft bricked your tab . Yeah , stock firmware flashing is your last hope . Otherwise if it again fails then it is a hard brick & it will be very difficult to revive your tab .

Don't forget to press thanks If I helped you in anyway .
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] holmson93:
saint odin worked !! :D yeah, i can close the thread
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Aeyan Ashraf:
Weel , It is nice to see that your tab has recovered . Yes , you must close this thread immediately .

Don;t forget to press thanks If I helped you in anyway .
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maxilibre:
same troubles...

Having the same troubles with my new tab 3 7inch wifi.

Odin & stock rom are the only way out....i can reinstall and root the stock rom, but each time i try to install a zip file the tab only reboot in recovery.....:rolleyes:

I don't know yet if using a pre-rooted rom via odin can solve the issue..... i'll try soon.....
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Robinlambregts:
Hello,

I wanted to restore my galaxy tab 3 7.0 to factory defaults so i went to settings and pressed restore to factory defaults. After some loading process the tab went off and restarted directly after that. But now it only starts in recovery mode and i cant find a way to exit the recovery mode and go to the normal stuff.

In recovery mode (twrp) i also have chosen for the restore and it loaded the backup file i made just before the root process, it said restore succesfull or completed or some like that, but i still cant exit twrp/recovery mode.

Im not an expert on rooting and stuff, though rooting went succesfully back then, so anyone got a clue or some answers for me?

Many thanks,

Robin.
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sscsps:
Okay, i think i know how this happened. You selected REBOOT TO RECOVERY with any software method after flashing the old version of the recovery. install the latest version, labeled "KK fix" or something. And this problem wont exist on your device.
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gian20:
Can some one upload the boot.img from a working tab of SM-T210(R] preferred , T215, T211, T217. thank you
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Muthor6:
Hi guys.

I bought a Nexus 4 from Ebay but ever since it arrived I've been having problems with the original battery (the battery would drop from 80% charge to 0, the phone would refuse to start up until i connected it to the charger, and cell signal would drop every now and then).

I just bought an original replacement battery, but after I installed it, the phone would not start, so i put it on charger and the white lightning would pop up and show that the battery is being charged.

The problem is - even after 10 hours at this state, the battery did not charge at all. The phone won't do anything without the charger connected at all, and when i hold the power button with the charger connected the phone just blinks red and restarts to the charging screen every time.

The phone is just acting the same as it is acting without any battery inserted at all.

So to clarify - new battery is not charging, I can get to bootloader mode and charging screen, and when i try to start up the device I get one quick blink from the red notif. light and quick restart back to the charging screen.

I'm having the new battery replaced on monday just in case I bought a faulty replacement battery, but do you have any tips in the meantime on how could I fix the issue?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scream4cheese:
If this continues to happen after replacing the battery again, the charging port must be fried.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Muthor6:
See but the thing is, the phone charges the old battery just fine. I'm charging it right now as we speak.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DrFredPhD:
Battery is probably copy/faulty, get a replacement.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] THEBANDIT420:
Might not actually be a battery problem sounds more like the red light of death, which may have been caused by the battery changing but doesn't mean the battery is actually the problem. Plenty of threads around here on how to fix rlod
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Muthor6:
Well I thought so too, but I have tried literally everything except charging the battery with separate cables outside the phone and nothing helped. I actually think this can't be it, because I couldn't find a single thread about having RLOD after replacing battery on the internet. Anyway, I'll exchange the new battery for another new battery on monday and see if that helps or not.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Cap'n Jazz:
I'm trying to get Straight Talk working with this Bionic. Could someone help?
[Motorola Droid Bionic] renegadeone8:
Not sure but...

I used to be a Verizon Wireless agent (Straight Talk piggy backs on their network.) If I remember right straight talk/net10/verizon's own prepaid phones are limited to 3G devices only. Policies may have changed, or I could potentially be wrong but I am going to guess that you won't be able to get it working on their network because they won't be able to issue you a compatible SIM
[Motorola Droid Bionic] shadolis:
You have to edit the build.prop and create a local.prop (it probably doesn't exist). I recently put SlimKat 4.4.4 on my friend's Bionic, and got it working well with Straight Talk (Voice, MMS, Data, etc). Just edit build.prop with:

persist.radio.ap.phonetype=1

ro.mot.phonemode.vzw4gphone=0

ro.mot.phonemode.vzwglobalphone=1

ro.telephony.default_network=3

ro.telephony.gsm-routes-us-smsc=0

telephony.lteOnCdmaDevice=0

Create a local.prop file and add:

ro.telephony.ril.v3=signalstrength

Move this into /data/

Next, go into system/etc/ and get your apns-conf.xml file and delete all the entries you don't need, keeping only the one relevant to Straight Talk. In my friend's case:

<apns version="7">
<apn carrier="StraightTalk ATT" mcc="310" mnc="410" apn="tfdata" port="80" mmsc="http://mms-tf.net" mmsproxy="mms3.tracfone.com" mmsport="80" type="default,supl,mms,hipri" />
</apns>

For the novices, to do this last part, you'll need a file manager like ES that can utilize root permissions after enabling in settings.

After this, any 4.3 or 4.4 ROM should let you edit APN settings, etc. You may need to set your radio to GSM (auto PRL) by going into your dialer and hitting *#*#4636#*#* and going into Phone Information then down to network type or whatever. I don't have a Motorola phone in front of me :P If that doesn't work, I've noticed GSM/WCDMA (auto PRL) works for some.

Good luck

Edit: I forgot one crucial thing you must do. You have to use RadioComm to enable GSM/UMTS bands. You can find it with Google. The version I used is 11.12.2. You'll either have a green or purple light on the right side, signifying that your phone is connected. It should show up in the status bar too. Steps:

Ensure you have correct Motorola drivers and that device shows up in device manager (You may need to use Google USB driver, as this has worked with some Motorola phones for me)

Ensure that USB is in PC Tools mode

In Radiocomm go to MA->COMMON->MDM 6x00

Go to the FTM Common1 tab, and wait for purple or green light on side

Toward the top of NVAccess you'll see a select box. Scroll to NV item 1877 NV_RF_BC_CONFIG_I

Click on read value

Once read, replace the first 8 bytes with: 8703E80400000200 (back up original as a .txt file or something)

Write the new value to the device and reboot

There's also a flashable zip that does this, but I've not tested it. Use at your own risk:

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1048524&d=1336485537

All of the information I presented is from others, but I can't remember all the threads I got this from. I take no responsibility for any bricked phones or the like.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] gully52:
I'm not sure what the deal is - I'm trying to do the same thing, but with T-Mobile US rather than Straight Talk... Should work fine, but when I make the above changes, I get com.android.phone stopped working over and over. If I follow every step above, but instead of "ro.telephony.default_network=3", I use "ro.telephony.default_network=7", it works fine, I can make calls on T-Mobile, but the signal strength is horrible. I can be where I normally have full 2G/3G signal, and the Bionic barely has one bar if anything. Most of the time it just says "No Service" unless I step outside, whereas my other T-mobile specific phones have no problems with the signal anywhere in my house.

What might I be doing wrong here? I just bought the Bionic as a backup as I've been told it works fine with GSM when you do the above tweaks, but I'm finding it's real-world operability on GSM to be less than stellar.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Dailen:
What rom are you using? I've used this technique on a ridiculous number of bionic roms to make them GSM so hopefully I can help, it's worth noting that I do not create a localprop. I found that most roms have the "ro.telephony.ril.v3" line in the default.prop and I can simply amend them by adding "signalstrength," (note the comma to include the end of the quotes) at the beginning of the entry. You might try wiping the rom and starting over but skip the step changing the radio with the *#*#4636#*#* part

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The settings adjusted in the default.prop permit that you do not need to change the radio. since i started using these particular settings, I've never had to change it and additionally found it to be commonly problematic. I also found that MOST roms do not need you to add the straight talk APN. Cyanogen and Paranoid, I know for fact include them. When you boot the phone for the first time you'll need to go into the settings and select the appropriate Straight Talk APN (mine is the MVNO one).
[Motorola Droid Bionic] gully52:
HW-A vs. HW-C

I've tried with stock JB, as well as CM11 M11 in Slot 1. I've wiped and started over more times than I can count.

What do you mean that you add "signalstrength," at the beginning of the ro.telephony.ril.v3 entry? It's my understanding that the entry should be "ro.telephony.ril.v3=signalstrength". I don't understand what you mean by putting signalstrength at the beginning of the entry. Also, what's up with that comma?

Then again, all my difficulties could be in the fact that I have a "HW C" Bionic. Just got a "HW A" model, and will be tinkering with that soon too. It actually came with original Stock 5.5.886 Gingerbread ROM... Right now, I plan on upgrading to the 232 ICS leak (so I can go back to GB if needed), and see if I can get GSM working on it a little better.

How would you recommend I proceed with a bone stock ICS 6.7.232 ROM?

Thanks a BUNCH for your reply on this old (but fun to tinker with) phone!

Brian
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Dailen:
Ahhhh yes, i believe you found the root of the issue. The method that was used for Ginger Bread was slightly different which almost certainly why the above may not be working for you. I practically forgot about that, I upgraded mine years ago. I've grown so fond of the bionic I'm on my third :P you can buy them second hand for like $50 to $100. So i Just keep fixing/repairing them haha.

I'm gonna dig through some old book marks and tutorials and find out how I upgraded mine originally and I'll post them up here for you. The timing of this coming up is almost bizarre. I'm actually in the middle of working on a website that lets you point it at a rom, it downloads it, modifies it for GSM, then provides you a link to download it. I'd actually like to make it an Android app because when I download rom updates, I have to make them GSM compatible first.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] gully52:
As I mentioned above, I just received the phone that's still running Gingerbread on Rev. A Hardware. Haven't even tried to start messing with that phone yet.

The original phone I was having trouble with, prompting the post to this thread, was running stock Jelly Bean on Rev. C hardware.

You say you're on your 3rd Bionic because you like them so much! They are a rugged and capable phone, for sure. What carrier have you been using it with? I've been attempting plain old T-Mobile, but assume making it work for Straight Talk would make it work for T-Mobile as well, aside from APN settings.

How's your signal strength on your bionic compared to an official GSM phone, both for calls and data?
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Dailen:
The #1 reason I continue using bionics is because of how cheap parts are if I need them (like when I drop them and break the screen :P) and accessories. Like I have several docks that I've bought for like $7 a piece (retail was like ridiculous $40 or something but just for a dock $7 is dirt cheap). I even got the lapdock that I picked up on ebay for $50. You can't beat it. That thing is awesome. Add to it that you can get a micro HDMI to HDMI cable, hook this thing up to a TV and use it as an entertainment player sorta like a roku and it just keeps getting better. You can then use another android device and run AllCast to turn it into a chromecast wannabe. I've just found endless fun, with this particular model of android.

I personally utilize Straight Talk. No BS, $45 every month, no surprises. Love it. As far as GSM signal goes, it's like any other GSM phone!