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[Micromax A116] jayadu:
flashing the recovery wont help you in these things

it s the games prob it has nothing to do with the recovery r rooting

it s not dowloading the data file so it s the prob of the game bro
[Micromax A116] King Victor:
I'm downloading jelly xperia v7 custom ROM.tell me is its good or not?and thanks

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?? Give me or suggestion.
[Micromax A116] jayadu:
If ur gng 4 Xperia Rom u could go on 4 the z2 Rom by darklord96

Nd I can't give any suggestions abt y the games not working coz ull hav to ask the developer of the game 4 fixing bugs
[Micromax A116] King Victor:
Just flashed jelly Xperia it's awesome but SIM is not working why should I flash Pakistani band.zip file?,

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I flashed Pakistan Baseband.zip file now SIM and signals r good.Enjoying Jelly Xperia Alot.Thanks For All Ur Help.
[Micromax A116] jayadu:
Not a prob bro :thumbup::thumbup:
[Micromax A116] King Victor:
Plz help me bro I have tried to patch app called drastic using lucky patcher but it does not work.y??I have seen videos there they work easily but not on my device y??
[Micromax A116] jayadu:
i hav no idea abt it bro sry
[Micromax A116] King Victor:
No problem I founded the solution
[Micromax A116] akhil1_mishra:
Aroma file manager

Where can I get aroma file manager? I could not find it on play store. Could you please help?
[Micromax A116] RohanKalra97:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1646108

try version 1.91 if it doesnt work try v 1.80

ps dont forget to press thanx if i helped :D
[HTC One Max] dwest3784:
I have a Verizon Max on the Nusense 6.0 rom using a T-Mo secure sim Isis card. The problem is that when I look up Isis in the play store, It's not there. So how can I install Isis wallet if its not in the Play Store
[HTC One Max] joshm.1219:
It's in the play store https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.isis.mclient.verizon.activity
[HTC One Max] dottat:
I believe since he's running a tmobile sim and likely did other build.prop changes his phone has an identity crisis.

[MENTION=1274619]dwest3784[/MENTION] have you done other things to your phone to help identify it as tmo?
[HTC One Max] dwest3784:
i tried to edit the build prop i took from the t mo htc one m8 and it didn't still show up in the play store...it shows up on the web play store but it says it unavaliable for my device or something like that. i guess i can try the tmo m7 build prop and see it that would work
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ThePwnie:
Before, I was using sense 6.0 and MMS was working very well. I can use data and wifi at the same time to recieve or send MMS, and it was quick. I converted my phone to GPE, and now it MMS seems to not work. I know I'm recieving it but it never goes through. Any help? Is there a way I can use data and wifi to recieve MMS just like using Sense?

EDIT: LET ME REPHRASE IT. I can recieve or send MMS but only on LTE. With sense ROM when I'm recieving MMS on WiFi, it switches to LTE to recieve or send MMS. It doesn't work on stock Android. How do I do this on stock Android?
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] exad:
Did you set up the correct APN settings for your carrier?
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ThePwnie:
I believe so. I'm using T-Mobile.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ThePwnie:
I'm also on WiFi.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wizard Knight:
Mms sends over cell service, not wifi. The reason it worked on the sense rom is that the sense messenger is designed to send it over cell. So even if you're on wifi, it's sending the mms over cell using a background service.

Messengers available on the market don't do this... I think because it would require root access but I never looked I to it so I'm not totally sure.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ThePwnie:
Thanks, I realized this. I do have root access, and if you can post me a messenger app that works like sense messenger that would be great!
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rouleaux:
Bumping this up, I'm having the same trouble, running T-Mobile LTE/Wifi on my unlocked ATT HTC One M8.

Looked up several apn settings still no luck, anyone wanna post their tmobile m8's apn to compare mine? For some reason I don't get the option to select ipv4 or ipv6 in my apn settings which I think is my issue, but then again who knows. :/

I'm receiving, but I can't download them to display or send them via both LTE and wifi.

Just seeking help on my first android :)
[Motorola Droid 3] giggybyte:
I already had the entire thread typed out, and then I went to preview it, and then the page went white and I lost all my work. gg no re, let's try this again

I own a Motorola Milestone 3. It's like the Droid 3, but the Milestone 3 is made by nTelos. The only difference between the two phones is the network that they use. nTelos doesn't use SIM cards.

I flashed CyanogenMod using SafeStrap. I had to use a Droid 3 ROM because none exist for the Milestone 3. The flash went well, everything worked, but I don't have any service. I tried playing around with the mobile carrier options and setting it to CDMA, but that didn't work.

Strangely, the notification bar says I have one new voicemail, and under that, it says to dial *86. On my stock ROM, I had one new voicemail, but I have to dial my own number to get to voicemail, and not whatever *86 is. (I was too lazy to call myself to get rid of that one voicemail.)

Am I screwed, or is there a solution? Thanks in advance!
[Motorola Droid 3] sd_shadow:
Cm7, cm9, cm10...?
[Motorola Droid 3] giggybyte:
CM10, because it's the only version available to download.

I followed the tutorial on the CM wiki to flash it on my phone. I googled "droid 3 cyanogenmod" to find it.

In that tutorial was the download link to the CM10 nightly builds for the Droid 3. I think I mentioned in the OP that nightly builds were the only option.

I can't provide direct links because the 10 post limit.
[Motorola Droid 3] sd_shadow:
what is the model # for your phone on label under battery? XT861

do you have a sim card slot? with the XT862 a sim card is needed for CM10 even on CDMA see D3 JB Airplane Mode issue. ***SOLVED WITH SOLUTION***

or it could be an APN issue.
[Motorola Droid 3] giggybyte:
It's an XT861. I think I have a SIM card slot; it's wider than the microSD card slot and it sits just below the battery. I doubt I do, but I'll see if I have an old SIM card lying around somewhere.

Update:

I don't have a SIM card. I've tried playing around with the APN settings, but that didn't work. I googled nTelos APN settings, but I'll see if I can find anything else.

Update two:

Can't find anything to help my situation and I don't feel like going out and getting a SIM card. I don't think messing with my APN settings are going to help anything, because on my stock ROM settings app, the APN menu (or whatever you wanna call it) is grayed out. Therefore, I assume configuring it isn't gonna help my cause if the stock ROM doesn't even use them.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] radwolf76:
I've been running stock 4.1.2 (rooted) for a while now, and after really slow performance, steadily worsening battery life, and general annoyances like random reboots, Blue Screens, and other annoyances like duplicated incoming SMSs, I figure it's time to take the plunge and install a custom ROM and maybe even a fresh kernel.

Unfortunately, I don't have the time to devote to experimenting with all the different ROMs out there for this phone, and was wondering if I were to list out what I usually use the phone for and what apps I run most of the time if it would be possible for people to recommend which one would be a good fit to try as my first.

(I know this'll mean missing out on all the fun of having so many choices, and when I have more time later, I'll see what I can do about exploring the other options.)

I make heavy use of SMS, although often times my messages are laggy to send and receive (I don't know if this is a problem with my phone or T-Mobile). Incoming messages sometimes get repeated multiple times for no apparent reason. My current SMS default is EvolveSMS, but I had similar issues with GOSMS.

I also play Ingress, so any bugginess in the GPS would be a deal breaker.

Voice calling is sometimes problematic as well. When I make outgoing calls, it sometimes take 30 seconds for the phone app to load., With incoming calls, I may get the ringtone, but no screen to accept or reject the call.

I run the xposed framework for a handful of modules (All Notifications Expanded, and Buttered Toast)

I'm using Nova Launcher for my homescreen, because of the ability to set a grid size, use custom icons, overlap icons on top of widgets, and lock the homescreen configuration from accidental changes. A ROM that would do the same things natively without having to run a homescreen replacer would be welcome.

I'm also interested in running on my external SD, Is that something I should set up prior to flashing the new ROM, or can that only be done after the ROM is installed?
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] Jax184:
Team Apex have done some great work. By now they know the hardware very well, having done the initial dev work back on CM9, all the way up to the current CM11 and now Omnirom systems. Their current efforts are focused on the Omnirom-based Omnitoad project. It's at a point where it works very well. I suggest starting there.

The stock roms and the earlier CM roms all have a bug where the compass reads totally wrong after a reboot until you recalibrate it. This was finally fixed in the CM11-based ROMs. That should help Ingress.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] REV3NT3CH:
to be fully honest though...i do highly recommend flashing my B14CKB1RD kernel on whatever 4.4 kit kat rom you use if you want best stability and battery life...its been proven that at the end of the day your rom will have alot of batterly life remaining compared to stock....whats good about my kernel is that you control how you want the phone to work...where as with TeamApexQ stock kernels you are locked to that one state and also has an mpdec touchboost enabled that boosts your cpu core to 1134mhz minimum speed when you touch the screen thus rapidly draining your battery... I'm in no way saying the work they have done isnt great....theyve done a hell of a job bringing the device to the stability its at today... it just brings that much more stability outta any rom you use
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] Magamo:
mpdec and touchboost are two separate concepts. Touchboost boosts the second core to 1134 Mhz when you are using the display in order to make the phone more responsive. Mpdec turns off the second core when not in use and conserves a huge amount of battery. On OmniToad, with the standard kernel on it, I usually get 60 hours + per charge of medium use. I've been using OmniToad continuously, and since the beginning of it, I have not personally had any reboot that was not initiated by myself.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] REV3NT3CH:
Um dude you do know your touchboost is mpdecision based right?....look at the defconfig...and to be honest my kernel works just as smooth if not smoother than the stock kernel of omni without it...using omni on stock kernel I wald have 40% battery come 11pm my time when unplugged at 7am...on my kernel I'll have anywhere between 65% and 70% with same usage and hours
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] Magamo:
One other thing about touchboost, which will hopefully bring us all out of ignorance of it as I am tired of the constant FUD about it. It is the 'touch responsiveness' portion of Google's "Project Butter" initiative. It is a standard Android/AOSP feature enjoyed by Nexus owners since Android 4.1.x.

One more thing. It is a UI deficiency that the performance settings apps show 1134Mhz as min cpu when using touchboost. In kernel mpdec will run the cpus at 384mhz unless something needs more, or the cores will sleep. Now you know the facts. Let's stop spreading misinformation. Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] REV3NT3CH:
Not spreading misinformation...my builds and the community have even spoken of the better battery my kernel and ROMs have with it disabled and removed....even flashing my kernel over omni the phone instantly stopped overheating and lost maybe a percent in 2 hours with moderate use.... I just love how as soon as I came to the relay you guys judged me as a noob and all the name calling and what not....it's your teams loss...all my gain...good luck
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] falle21:
In my opinion, I try all the roms available for relay right now, the better performance I have was with liquid ROM and blackbird kernel. Omni is smooth but the battery its not the best for my phone with my personal use, and with GPS and plugged to the car charger i got overheating. Carbon got better battery than omni and better customization options but not smoother. Liquid have all you need in a ROM, personalization, full control and with the kernel blackbird and Wheatley and sio configuration have the better performance and battery at all ROM I try
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] radwolf76:
So, I tried OmniToad for a bit. Wasn't really impressed with the compass fix mentioned above, because even after flashing it was still quite ill-behaved in Ingress.

I also couldn't get the External 2 Internal SD Card swap to work -- the storage tab kept reporting my internal as 5 gig and the external as 64gig. This was after trying two different microSDs.

So, because of those two issues, and being not too far along in re installing everything, I decided to flash again, with the Blackbird Kernel and Liquid Smooth.

Now, when I try to boot. it hangs on the screen with the ApexQ green penguin. If I try for recovery mode I'll get the blue text that says booting into recovery, and then it goes to the penguin again. Trying to boot to download mode also just gives me the penguin.

Troubleshooting suggestions? Because right now, I'm without any clue as to what to do next, and without a phone for that matter.

[Edit: Just got into recovery, so going to try flashing back to OmniToad]

[Edit 2, Electric Boogaloo: Back on the Toad for now, Seems to be working. Thoughts on how to get things running on my external SD? Is it maybe an issue with KitKat based roms?]
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] REV3NT3CH:
I'll guide you through it...my roms shouldn't show anything teamapexq related ...what recovery were you using...and have you tried heimdall or ODIN
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] radwolf76:
Recovery is TeamWin, and I was finally able to get back into it. Put OmniToad back on it for the time being. If you wanted to put up a step by step for going from Omni to Liquid, I can give it a try, because at this point, I'm pretty sure it was a "ID Ten T "error.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] hbk.vix:
Did u just say 60+ hours of use?? :eek:

How?? What do u mean by medium use?? Are you using the stock battery??
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] REV3NT3CH:
That's only possible with screen off with no use in that 60 hours and the phone going into deepsleep...either that or he's using an extended battery....with very minimal use....also proof or it didn't happen
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] REV3NT3CH:
[MENTION=5131372]radwolf76[/MENTION] I sent you a pm
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] radwolf76:
I ended up partitioning my external SD card so I could use Mounts2SD. Seems to be working so far.

Now I just have to get all my stuff put back on this thing and figure out how the extra features of LiquidSmooth are going to fit into my workflows.

One thing that seems to be a minor annoyance, probably because I just haven't found the toggle for it yet: on stock, I used to be able to wake the phone from the home button and the screen would pop on instantly. Under both custom ROMs I've tried, it seems a lot harder to wake the phone. The power button seems to be the only thing that works, and I have to stab at it repeatedly. I almost suspect that I'm waking it up and puttting it back to sleep before the screen comes on, but I can't seem to find anything that consistently works. Like I said, it's probably something I just need to toggle under settings.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] Jax184:
The home button's actual switch is in the center of the button, while the design allows the button to tip sideways. So if you press it on a corner instead of the middle, the phone sometimes won't recognize it.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] radwolf76:
I may have spoken too soon. Getting all sorts of apps stopping on me now. Launcher3, Hangouts, Ingress, Settings...

Also, Launcher3 seems to 'forget' homescreen layouts every so often... some times I'll be going back to blank homescreens, and then after poking around in other apps, the homescreen will be back to the original configuration.

Ingress also acts like it can't see Location Services most of the time.

Also, sometimes when I reboot, it takes up to 20 minutes before the phone's back up and running.

While I can't discount that it was any of the number of apps I've put back on the thing, I'm pretty sure that Mounts2SD is the smoking gun here. these problems didn't start until after I had started using it. The symptoms seem about right.

I'm wondering if there's a conflict between Mounts2SD and the governor/scheduler I'm running (Wheatley/SIO).

I'd rather not have to troubleshoot this, but one of my main goals with starting fresh on this was to be able to store and run apps on my External SD, preferably without having to fuss with it on a per-folder basis. So if anyone has had any success in that department, I'd love to hear some tips that point me in the right direction.

[Edit: Turns out Mounts2SD overrides the governor/scheduler choices anyway. I think, that when I get off work I'm going to start fresh again over my next few days off, and try using Link2SD instead.]
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] REV3NT3CH:
well i use nova launcher.....launcher 3 and google launcher in my opinion isnt the best of launchers...there is other options i mentioned in a pm before to storing apps on sd and is alot easier than fiddling looking for the right app ....what also gives you the assumption it messes with governer or scheduler....i know by default there is settings for sd read ahead write ahead scheduling but that app shouldnt have control in changing any of this
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] radwolf76:
This post from another user in the Mounts2SD thread. They might be mistaken, but either way, my problems started cropping up after I installed that app, and if there's a chance that poster is right about it setting those things, that's just another reason for me to uninstall it.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] smartt699:
right now Carbon wins

I've tried them all, Liquid smooth is awesome but the latest built gave me some blackscreen issues until the next built go with carbon if you want some nice features or slim for a nice overall rom.

Don't forget to install the Blackbird kernel for a even better result.

Peace!
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] RodimusConvoy:
I'd pick the one that has the coolest boot animation.

Okay not very scientific, but I like boot animations. :laugh:
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] radwolf76:
So I've tried LiquidSmooth for about a week, and tried going back to Omnitoad which I've been on for about a week, and under both of them, my GPS is a potato. I will occasionally get a good lock like maybe one out of every ten tries, so I don't think it's the privacy setting bug that you need nard's battery pull fix for, but as it is right now, the inconsistency and unreliability in GPS performance is making either of these roms unusable for me.

Under stock the GPS just worked, and that got me spoiled. I'd be regularly seeing about a dozen satellites and now I'm lucky if I see 3. I'd ask if there's any alternative code for GPS I can try without reflashing the whole ROM, since I'd love to stick with either Omni or Liquid but get the GPS I was experiencing under stock, but I'm guessing that Samsung made the stock GPS module too bound up with the rest of Touchwiz to just drop it in?
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] REV3NT3CH:
I'll see what I can do about GPS though I dunno how much battery it could sacrifice in wakelocks...hence partially why stock drains so bad
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] radwolf76:
When I'm using GPS for any extended periods, I'm either plugged to my car charger or an external battery anyway, so I won't mind a higher battery drain as much then.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] radwolf76:
Was thinking that my GPS woes might have been stemming from unsynchronized clock, as I noticed I was no longer getting the toasts for "time and date adjusted" that I used to get from the phone app on stock, but even after installing an app to sync the clock with NTP periodically, but that didn't help.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] emaayan:
ok this is the thread for me, i'm also a L12 smurf, and i'm using CM 11, and i keep wondering if there's a better rom, (battery, memory,performance wise), i also expirienced gps crap until i almost thought i had a hardware problem but what once installed https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cochibo.gpsstatus just opening the app fixed it (i know that gpx toolbox can downloads data, i set to every hour, and still had problems) i'm also using 4600 mugen battery.

i was trying to find out what's the difference between roms, and i must admit the post this guy made about liquid smooth kind put me off

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=36133058&postcount=4

so far between the popular roms what keep come out, i see aokp (which is listed here) as well as paranoid (which i don't) .
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] REV3NT3CH:
i see where that dude is coming from to a sense....HOWEVER...he is also not factoring in specific devices and the developement even device wide that goes into just that to get any rom besides stock to build for it...also liquid does differ besides let say cm or others...granted with the open source gpl there will always be bits and pieces here and there thats shared time and hard work does go in to what makes it seperate.... to be honest...as a dev for the device....ive spent countless hours getting the builds to actually build and keep up with the changes rom wise as theres incompatibilities with each seperate rom that wont work right or build right for certain devices.... if you were to build for months and months spending timedoing just that for the community nonstop especially with requests from users when that said time could be used for family or just to get fresh air...wouldnt you want to be appreciated.. anything i publish here is and always will be free...just that gesture makes a better world....not like its a forced hey pay me for work...im not begging and do highly appreciate and always help those that have contributed for the cause...especially when you arent using a free server
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mosfet356:
I can't find the Internet browser on my Galaxy s5? Just Google chrome.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jpmcnown:
Right? I don't think my S5 even had a shortcut to Chrome when I booted it up. I had to launch a Google Search to get online. I'm half temped to see if I or someone can backup the browser apk from my S4 and side load it on here. I have a sneaky suspicion that it's not compatible with android 4.4 in part because it's one of the only browsers I've used that allows you to set the default download location to the extSdCard. For this, Chrome sucks, and for no damn good reason.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Guadalupeohara:
You can use FlashFox Pro browser from google paly store.. I think it will safe for s5..
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MBM7881:
I was wondering the same thing when I first got my S5. I asked about it in another thread & was told that Google Chrome is now the default browser.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EVOme:
Verizon version only came with Chrome.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Guadalupeohara:
Is Verizon are not supported another browser ?