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[Xperia Z1 Compact Android Development] Didgesteve:
I have been looking for black gapps for a long time, some of these work from Team Blackout. I suggest making a backup with Titanium before installing too many as some crash.

Great rom by the way.

So many black apps, love it and so easy to install.

One thing I have noticed is that I can't turn on Stamina mode in system/power management menu, keeps FCs. Same with Low battery mode, also the queue background data option is missing.

Have I missed something obvious ?
[Xperia Z1 Compact Android Development] dipesh1502:
No u havent missed anything.just let my exams finish and i give an update.:)
[Xperia Z1 Compact Android Development] slonn:
Would you be able to include the read/write to ext sd card fix in your update?

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Sendt fra Z1C
[Xperia Z1 Compact Android Development] [SIC]:
Is there any chance of flashing KK kernel (update from .114) via flashtool?

I haven't unlocked the bootloader yet.
[Xperia Z1 Compact Android Development] slonn:
How did you download those black apps? I looked on the site but can't really see a download section. Thanks.
[Xperia Z1 Compact Android Development] Didgesteve:
If you just hover your mouse over the title of the app, it should turn into a link. Clicking on the link opens a new download window.

To fix your SD card problem, there are a couple of options. There is this app on the playstore. Or I preffer to flash the attached file in recovery. I did both and now I have no SD card problems, but I'm not entirley sure which one fixed it.
[Xperia Z1 Compact Android Development] slonn:
Thanks! Grabbed the files and hoping that at least Play store and Gmail work.

As for the SD card fix, I actually already have a zip file I grabbed from the Samsung GS4 forum that works when flashed. I just figured it would be cool if a fix was incorporated into the rom as standard.
[Xperia Z1 Compact Android Development] dipesh1502:
I am not aware of the SD card problem.what is it?.
[Xperia Z1 Compact Android Development] Didgesteve:
the .757 build changed permissions on the SD card, disabling writing to it. It only effects very few apps. The fix is a couple of lines in ADB, but I'm lazy so I use a flash file.

Good luck with your exams
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] michaelgwilson007:
I have a P5113 that's been running the CM 11 nightlies just fine until a few days ago. For some unknown reason, the internal storage is stuck in read only mode which is causing applications to fail and the tablet to reboot every few minutes. I've tried using CWM recovery to do a factory reset as well as wipe cache and reformat all partitions with no effect. Have also tried to install the latest CM 11 but after reboot the older version of the image is still installed. I also cannot write or delete any files from the file system as they reappear after a reboot. I've tried to use Odin to install a factory ROM but it keeps failing and I've tried to write a PIT file to fix the partition which has also had no affect. I've tried using adb to set read/write permissions but after a reboot, the permission revert back to read only.

I would like to know if there is anything else that can be done to repartition the internal storage and reload a factory ROM so that I can start over.

Thanks

....Mike
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BoneWithABeagle:
As you seem to know your way around: Could you try and fetch a logcat as well as the kernel dmesg output upon boot and post it for review (pastebin or similar)? If it even fails with re-flashing a Stock ROM maybe the logs give a hint about what's going on (maybe the NAND chip became corrupted leaving fsck without a possibility to fix the filesystem?).
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] michaelgwilson007:
Thanks for the reply. I've been doing a lot of reading to work my way around. I have never reviewed the logs or know where they are but I'll see if I can figure it out. Any info on how to extract this info would be greatly appreciated.

....M
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BoneWithABeagle:
You already used "adb", so access to Settings -> Developer Options must already be enabled and "USB debugging" turned on.

Now, simply connect the tablet to the PC and open a Command Promt (or Terminal if you're on Linux). Issue a restart on the Tablet (if turned on). Once the "Galaxy Tab 2.0" kernel logo shows up issue "adb logcat >> Downloads\logcat.txt" (Windows) or "adb logcat >> Download/logcat.txt" (Linux - you may need to add a "sudo" before adb if your udev rules aren't properly set).

adb will now display "connecting" and once Android has start "adbd", should happen rather early in the boot process, it will start logging into the text file. Once the ROM has fully booted up wait for a minute, so the system settles with starting up everything, before you press CTRL+C to interrupt adb logging.

Next would be "adb shell dmesg >> Downloads\dmesg.txt" (Windows) or "adb shell dmesg >> Downloads/dmesg.txt" (Linux). That dumps the kernel output into a text file. IF you get a error here it may relate to...: 1. Your ROM is not rooted. / 2. "adb+apps" is not set in the Developer options / 3. You are running a Sammy Stock ROM where adbd has no root powers.

If you're on a Stock ROM ... Install Chainfire's adbd Insecure (you need root!), run the app, apply the patch and reboot. Now adbd behaves like in CM or OMNI (root priviledges).

You can review the text files for yourself. If you see any obvious errors that should give you a hint about what's going on. If not, then put them up for review. Though... be warned: The files contains some private data (like the MAC address of the tablet as well as some information from your WiFi). If you don't want it to be displayed to the greater public send me a PM.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] michaelgwilson007:
Thanks for the guidance. I'll work on getting the log files when I get home. I'm currently on CM11 with root so hopefully I'll be able to dump the kernel without too much trouble.

Once I get the files, I'll send you a PM.

.......M
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BoneWithABeagle:
Just to wrap the thread up so it won't hang around without some conclusion as we had a private exchange...

The logs showed that there's a major problem, along with some smaller ones, going on. The kernel is spamming a "command error" message, in a infinite loop at some high repetition rate, in relation to mmcblk0 to the kernel console, and logcat shows re-occurring problems with "MtpServer" which eventually crashes the "VM" (Dalvik).

Since michaelgwilson007 already attempted the "last resort" solution to flash back to Stock with a PIT for his type of SGT2 (as he said his "sdcard0" partition wasn't even there) to restore NAND partitioning and Stock firmware... the PIT goes through but he then gets a NAND write error while attempting to flash the stock firmware. Relating what the logs have to tell to what's going on the device we seem to agree that the likelyhood of the NAND chip being defective (dead flash memory cells) is very high.

Case isn't really solved, but at least we worked out a 99% probability of a hardware malfunction.

If some of the kernel dev, knowing a bit more about the low-level layer, happens to have an idea - feel free to maybe add some idea.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shakatu:
I sent [MENTION=5863020]michaelgwilson007[/MENTION] a PM. You could try running an ADB command from recovery to reformat the internal storage partition. Just make sure to wait until it finishes. The instructions are in the PM.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] michaelgwilson007:
Thanks for your assistance. It turns out that I had a corrupt NAND chip based on a few other tests. I replaced the motherboard and I'm good to go again.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prince147:
I'm having the exact same problem, but it's not stuck, and I can certainly open apps, or run the system, can't seem to delete or rewrite or even write anything. From a brief search I came to this thread, any solution other than giving it to Samsung service for repair?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mie_shariff:
Following
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Ravenwood_Meow:
So, I'm using a T-Mobil T-989 currently running a really old CM 9.1.0 with the UVLI4 radio. I'm using Clockwork Mod.

I'd REALLY like to upgrade to CM11, but I'm getting hung on the damn radio upgrade.

I've got the UVMC6 update, but I can't seem to get it to install.

I've tried:

Straight install.

Straight install, wipe cache, wipe Davik

Wipe cache, wipe Davik, install.

Wipe cache, wipe Davik, install, wipe cache, wipe Davik

Full wipe/system restore, wipe cache, wipe Davik, install.

Full wipe/system restore, wipe cache, wipe Davik, install, wip cache, wipe Davik

Each time, I get exactly the same result: It sits there at the spinning-circle CM booting screen. I've left it for 5 minutes and it just doesn't get any farther.

What am I missing?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Darth:
Pretty sure an old cm won't boot with the new radio installed.

Your easiest bet would be to Odin flash stock 4.1.2. That will put you on jelly bean with the new radio. Then install custom recovery (at least twrp 2.6.1.0) and root.

Then install your rom. ;)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Ravenwood_Meow:
So the procedure should be:

Plug in USB.

Reboot into USB-recovery (Holding both volume buttons)

Load Odin3 v3.09

Use Odin to load T-Mobile firmware 4.1.2 using the T989UVMC6_T989TMBMC6_TMB.zip that I got. (I found the how-to for doing that.)

Install TWRP

Use Kies to Root

Use TWRP to install CM11 (using the typical wipe-everything-and-install method)

Am I missing anything?
[Micromax A67] Rahulsirsat55:
Dev's please make new custom roms for this device. .
[Micromax A67] Soham shinde:
Please make an custom rom formicromax a67.

The stock rom is not at all god in loks nor in processing.

But can flashing custom rom will add 3g to the phone?

Devs its a kind request to you ,plse.

Sent from my Micromax A67
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] savagemoonlight:
Hi. I've made the mistake of installing the firmware of a different carrier via Odin. After which, I tried reinstalling the correct carrier version via Odin again but the apps from the "wrong carrier" are still around, is there any way for me to do a full clearing to remove them?

btw my phone is not rooted
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boomboomer:
Factory reset from inside the rom (settings, accounts), flash your firmware then factory reset from recovery.

This will wipe internal storage as well, if still the same then you're doing something wrong.
[HTC Sensation] tantan1983:
hey guys...

I Used ViperSC2_5.1.0 Rom on My HTC sensation XE Z715e

Every thing is OK

But when i put my sim the "WiFi" couldn't start and "settings" stay ٍstuck

Except that every thing work fine

Any Ideas?

Please help

Thanks
[HTC Sensation] Mile_zdr:
Try this , go to venom tweaks-misc- force enable wifi n support ?
[HTC Sensation] tantan1983:
Thank u my friend..

I Tried it but still the same...
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] saintbump:
I have been dealing with custom ROMs on my various pones for a few years now, usually I am pretty good in locating my issues when I have them, however I am unable to post in development forums, since I seldom need to ask a question. However there is always the chance that I must have assistance. So far I am loving Team Venom and all the work they have put into this wonderful ROM.

I started with and entirely clean HTC One M7_UL (by clean I mean, i wiped /system /cache /data /user and dalvik cache), then I sideloaded ViperOnes 6.2.0 without incident, and proceeded to update to 6.2.1 using the zip file. Everything went in just fine, and looked perfect. However it seems that each time I reboot the phone my radio reverted to WCDMA, whilst I am on AT&T.

I updated my radio to 4T.24.3218.09_10.26.1718.01L and i have to admit I am getting a better signal with it, though my wifi is much lower. I am still having the same issue with it not retaining the radio settings.

Any information or suggestions would be awesome, I am currently using Radio Switcher to make the process quicker, however I would like to not have to worry about switching the radio each reboot.

Much appreciated.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] rajcima:
ViperOne 6.2.0

Where did you get the zip file? I am try to download it but i can not get it anywhere.

thanks.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] saintbump:
Exactly which zip file were you referring?
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] rastip:
Hi Guys

Has anyone problems with the ringtone volume? I have the new Molski 2.26 ROM and Ringo instaled. But after soft reset the phone rings only first two time loud and then low volume. Is there Ringo fighting or is it on the new ROM?

Thanks

Rusty
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] molski:
I dont have any problems with my Ringtones and the volume on my Wizard.

Uninstall Ringo and se if it works okay then, if so, then it must be Ringo that is giving you troubles.

Regards,

Molski
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redcom7:
hi all...

Moto G XT1032 rooted , faux123 kernel ,

had selected hangouts as the default sms app , was working ok for a week but know cannot type message and after close the app FC ... :confused::confused:

tried to install chomp sms and not working either .... i think that i had uninstall the stock sms app if this matters (i dont think so)

any help ???

can anyone upload the stock apk to flash it and try ??

any ideas what is the problem ??

thank you ...
[Zooper Widget General] omaral:
My zooper widget isn't updating the weather. How can I force it to update?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] v418h4v:
Hi guys I'm a Galaxy S2 GT-i9100 user and I wanted to know how to run touchwiz in tablet mode. Do i have to decompile SecLauncher2.apk and edit the code so that it becomes accurate when using with landscape mode or is there an xposed module. Or do i edit build.prop file? I don't want to install other launchers or get ParanoidAndroid. Please help me out guys!:confused::(
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] es0tericcha0s:
One of these should do the trick:

http://repo.xposed.info/module/pl.suzume.xposed.tabletui

http://xdaforums.com/xposed/modules/mod-app-settings-v1-7-1-2013-12-15-t2437377
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] v418h4v:
Are you sure it will work because it says its for tablets but im gonna try it anyway, and by the way if i download the note 10.1 rom and take seclauncher2,apk from it and go to build prop and change this line "ro.build.characteristics=default" to "ro.build.characteristics=tablet"
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] es0tericcha0s:
The 2nd one will for sure.
[Windows RT General] egyptionsr2buff:
How's everyone doing?

I bought a Surface RT during last Black Friday and i have been using it mainly for school. I just found out there was a jailbreak and i guess this whole world of mods. Just wondering what kind of things can a normal computer gamer and medical student gain by jailbreaking? What additional features do you get?
[Windows RT General] SixSixSevenSeven:
Windows RT cannot run desktop applications normally for 2 reasons.

Firstly it uses an ARM architecture processor commonly used in phones and tablets whereas your normal laptop or desktop uses an x86 architecture processor. The 2 are not compatible, same way my A+ blood is not suitable for a B- recipient (as far as my limited medical knowledge is concerned anyway).

Secondly, unlike windows 8, windows RT features digital signature enforcement. In order to confirm whether a piece of software is legitimate or malware it requires microsoft to add a digital signature to the executable. If the signature is missing or invalid then it won't run it. Apps you download from the windows store will come with this signature so its not a problem there. Unfortunately there is no way to obtain a certificate for desktop applications available to us at this time so only microsoft office, internet explorer and the other built in desktop programs that came preinstalled have the required certificate.

The jailbreak removes the signature checking on windows RT 8.0 only, it does not function on RT 8.1. Black friday is not a thing here so I have no idea when you got the tablet, it could have come with 8.1 rather than 8.0 in which case you can get an 8.0 recovery image and "downgrade" the device again. That solves the second issue and allows us to run software not authorised by microsoft.

The first issue. I don't know how much you know about software development but normally you take a human readable file(s), run it through a compiler and that spits out the executable binary. Of course existing software that you can just hop online and download or pull from a CD will have a binary for x86 processors not ARM. Microsofts C/C++ compiler with support for windows RT is available though so we can at least get binaries which will run on the Surface RT (and other RT devices). Downside, in order for us to port this software to RT it has to have the human readable source code available and that source code needs to work in microsofts compiler, if either of those requirements is not met then there is nothing we can do for a port.

If you are running the 8.0 version of RT rather than RT 8.1 then you can obtain the jailbreak tool from here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2092158

A list of applications which have been ported to RT can be found here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2092348

So what do you gain as a medical student/gamer by jailbreaking? The ability to run the software in the list above, that is it (and if I was to pick up an RT device that would be highly important to me, but thats me, not everyone)
[Windows RT General] domboy:
I wouldn't consider myself a serious gamer, but the jailbreak gives me three game-related things that I use occasionally. First is Quake. I never actually played through the whole game back in the day, so I'm finally doing that on my Surface, which I think is really cool. Mouse not required so I can pretty much play it wherever (unlike Quake 3, which I've also played on it occasionally). Second is DOSbox, as I occasionally pull out some old games like Duke Nukem when I'm bored. Last is the super Nintendo emulator snes9x. Yes I know there is also a store app version, but it got pulled for while, so I like the knowledge that the desktop version is mine to keep.

Past that there are some very helpful desktop utilities that I use, KeepPass2 (password safe) I use for both personal and work passwords, so to have it on my Surface is awesome, and since there is also a subversion client, I can even check out the work safe directly using my Surface. And of course Putty.

Basically I would not have bought my Surface RT if it weren't for the jailbreak. And I will also not upgrade to 8.1 if a jailbreak isn't available. There are too many things I would rather do on the desktop, even on RT.
[Windows RT General] egyptionsr2buff:
Thank you that sounds amazing. Yea I use it mainly doing work at a clinic, but there is always downtime throughout the day. Playing some Old school quake/snes would be tight. for SNEs are the roms all on there or can you just download everysingle one you want? also do you need a controller?
[Windows RT General] GoodDayToDie:
Redistributing ROMs is generally considered at least technically illegal, and thus against XDA rules. That said, I'm guessing you have them or can find them. No idea if it works with a controller (in general, Windows RT supports controllers, but no guarantee on app compatibility through something like DOSbox or an emulator).

There's one other advantage of Jailbreak that 6677 didn't mention: you can run an x86 emulation layer that (very slowly) allows running (a small number of) normal x86 programs. A few old games, like Heroes of Might and Magic 3, are known to work with it. It won't run anything very new or fancy - for example, even really old versions of Firefox don't work, although their installer will run - but sometimes something that hasn't been tested before is tried, and works out.

Something to consider about DOSBox: a lot of the games on GOG.com are 16-bit games that run in DOSBox. If you extract the DOSBox disk image and configuration and bring them over to the tablet, you can run them using the RT port of DOSBox as well.
[Windows RT General] domboy:
Everything I mentioned I do with the Surface keyboard, and I've got the type keyboard. The Surface itself can make use of an Xbox360 controller, but I've never tried to configure it in snes9x. A quick search on Google looks like people have used the X360 controller with snes9x on regular Windows, so it may work. I know the store version (snes8x) can use, as I tried it briefly once. I just don't usually have my controller with me, so using the keyboard is much more convenient. The store version has touch controls, but that is really tricky to use when you need precise movement in a game.

ROMs are not bundled with the snes emulator, but that's typical in the emulation world. I don't want to go into too much detail since it's against forum policy, but again, Google it a bit as it's pretty easy to find info on the subject.
[Android Apps and Games] OTTG:
Just drop the box and stack it up high!!!

It is very very addictive. Very easy to play. Fun game altogether

Retro dot graphics and 8 bit sound!!!

I can not link URL.

Play store Search Dropping box
[Android Apps and Games] fiesta92:
It would be better first to do some posts and then post it,because we cannot find the game so.

Looks like the classic game Building Blocks.

Should be fun.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] Panja:
I'm using the Google Keyboard (only keyboard I'm using) on my Nexus 7 with 2 input languages, my native language and English.

When the keyboard pops up I have a icon in my notification area to select input methods.

I want this icon removed. I do not need it but I can't seem to get rid of it.

Any tips?
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] Panja:
Found my own solution! :)

"Hide Xposed IME" module for Xposed Framework.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] Djmk4:
Hello guys i am planning to buy the harman kardon edition of the one m8.....do you know the the gsm bands that the sprint m8 has?i read somewhere that it's quadband..also how many % chances you believe i have sim unlocking it?
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] blackice666:
You can check the bands and frequencies for SPRINT here:

http://www.gsmarena.com/htc_one_(m8)_cdma-6233.php

For the sim unlock it is up to "firewater" compatibility, since you need to S-OFF your device first.

Regarding compatibility with firewater, your question should be: How can I make sure that my device will be supported by firewater?

The answer: You cant! Its just a matter of luck for the moment.

There are alot of people who successfully S-OFF their devices with firewater, and there are also unlucky persons like me, who cant (i got 2 devices that i cannot S-OFF).

There is also a bounty thread for people which cannot S-OFF:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2733870

If SIM unlocking is your concern, I suggest you to buy it unlocked (yeah i know the price is higher).

For the time being there is no provider offering SIM Unlock for Sprint. Believe me, since I have a SPRINT standard M8 device which i cant SIM unlock for the moment.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] Djmk4:
Thank you for the information..I'm an htc lover...i can buy it factory unlocked in about the same price...but i want that version...i really liked the color combination and what h/k addition offers...i know that i can port the h/k software to another m8 but i like the whole package...it's unique....i live in Greece....bought my friend some months ago an already sim unlocked sprint htc one m7 and it's working fine..So to sum up..if i got it...it's not 100% that i would be able to sim unlock it..... Also i saw on the gsmarena on the lte frequencies sprint version support LTE 800 / 1900 / 2600 my carrier lte frequencies are 1800 MHz, 2600 MHz...... so i should be able to have lte at 2600MHz?
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] blackice666:
Im not quite sure if the LTE will work flawlessly since usually the antenna is optimized for the specific carrier. Sorry i am not sure about it...