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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hazem Yusuf:
I have just upgraded from ICS 4.0.4

to jellybean 4.1.2 b509 from huawei German site

Its OK just the notification bar has no buttons

And also the the notification option in settings app is inactive

Is that some thing related to difference in location?

I'm in Egypt

And I don't know a lot in android world

Please how to get back notification bar buttons working?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Warmach1ne1:
Same here .. please help
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] BeBoard:
Hi

I don't know if it's only with mine, but I don't think so.

When in vibrating mode this bug appears.

The moment I send a message, I get the message send notification but then the light keeps on blinking (like if you got a message that you didn't read yet or a missed call) until I get a new message that I read.

Only after reading the new message it stops blinking.

When in normal mode, something similar is happening. After the message send notification, it blinks for a short while (5 secs or so) and then it's normal again.

Am I the only one?? I think not.

Greetz
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] BeBoard:
Seems I'm the only one??

This is the HTC Prophet, as everyone knows
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] ehartung:
Actually no, you are not the only one.

And the only work around is the soft-reset... :-(

however, this happens only when I click on the "x"..

when I click "discard" it works fine
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Oxicottin:
Hello, I wanted to root and install TWRP then a KitKat ROM that's NOT altered or one that's been running and is a proven daily ROM. I haven't messed with Roms or phones for some time so I got all the info I need up to the ROM and I cant seem to find a stock rom. Any ideas?

Thanks!
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] singhpratik87:
This is the latest NE1 4.4 stock firmware (france) from sammobile uploaded to a different host by an user for faster download speeds,extract the zip file you'll find a .tar.md5 file flash it via ODIN.Then you can just install custom recovery via pc odin (use philz 6.26 ot 6.41 initially and once you get a custom recovery successfully installed you can switch to twrp) now once into philz recovery flash supersu 1.99 from this post flash it right after you flash your recovery ,your phone should be rooted.Few things that you need to do is uncheck auto reboot in odin when flashing the recovery,after flashing philz you should manually enter it by pressing the right combination of buttons ( volume up + home + power) and then flash the supersup 1.99 zip file right away. (place the supersu zip file in sd card right after you flash the 4.4 ROM and before you proceed to install custom recovery)

Philz touch

twrp

NE 1 Stock France
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Oxicottin:
Unclear

singhpratik87, I'm a little unclear on the sequence your proposing me to go through to install a ROM. I thought you installed;

1) Superuser ...... Done!

2) ODIN Custom Recovery (TWRP) ...... Done!

3) NE1 4.4 ROM ..... Downloaded moved to phone but not installed...

Ok here are my concerns, I'm on a AT&T 1317 phone will this ROM work OR would a custom ROM be better? Next, what is Philz touch?

Thanks,

Soggy
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] singhpratik87:
See you didn't mention that you were on AT&T,unfortunately it wouldn't work you got to wait for your carrier to release the update. My explanations were pretty straight forward but now it doesn't matter anymore since you don't have the international note II GT N7100. The rom was supposed to be flashed via ODIN not SD CARD (it's a stock rom not a custom rom).And the steps are (for future reference) flash stock rom via odin, then flash philz via odin(uncheck auto reboot in odin),manually enter into recovery mode , flash supersu 1.99(or whichever is the latest) , reboot phone , DONE.

Philz touch is another popular recovery used by note II users .it's based on CWM with advanced features.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Oxicottin:
singhpratik87..... What custom ROM out there is equivalent to the 4.4 kitkat for a AT&T I317 Note 2 running 4.3? Those would prob be better anyway....

Also this other recovery you mention is it better? Like I said I have been out of messing with phones for a few years :p Thanks!
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] singhpratik87:
None in the International Note II forum that would be compatible with AT&T as far as 4.4.2 is concerned.There's no development for 4.4.2 in your a&t note II thread?

why don't you check out this thread which is specifically for your at&t branded note 2 http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-note-2-att/development
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] CZ Eddie:
I'm still new to the Note 3 so forgive me if this is common knowledge.

Is it possible to flash AT&T N3 ROM's onto this TMO phone?

My TMO phone is being used on my AT&T plan. So I figured I'd give an AT&T TW ROM a try. But the phone won't boot up on either of the two 4.4.2 ROM's I've tried. Like this one:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2709701

I had 4.4.2 AOSP ROM on before this.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] CZ Eddie:
Ohhhhh, you know what, I bet it's that stupid safelock recovery thing they use.

Since we have a *real* recovery, maybe the ROM isn't compatible with our recovery?

Can anyone recommend a strong TouchWiz ROM that would have all the AT&T phone stuffs in it?

Doesn't need to be themed. Just looking for a ROM that has been updated quite a bit and had lots of kinks knocked out already.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Sam3gX:
You can flash any AT&T ROM with this phone with TWRP. Kernel is the reason it doesn't boot up. Flash Madmack's kernel after flashing an AT&T ROM and it'll boot. Kernel here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=50156813&postcount=923
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] CZ Eddie:
Wow, I can't believe I didn't even think of that.

d'oh!!

Thank you. That did the trick.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] radwolf76:
So I was in the middle of flashing a Debloated JB, when TWRP just went black. Thought it was just the screen timeout, but it was non responsive to any of the buttons, except for holding down the power button, which shut it off. Now when I try to power on, I get the Samsung screen, then the TeamApexQ penguin and then black screen again.

It will not boot into recovery or into download.

If I try to go through ADB, it doesn't see the device.even thought windows does act like it's seeing something there when I try to power it on (I get the "This device can perform faster" popups)

So where do I go from here?
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] REV3NT3CH:
can you get into download mode? if so try going back to stock with odin or heimdall....if that doesnt work you may have the dreaded battery issue....sounds odd but on my first relay battery went bad and would cause a bootloop making me think it was bricked when it was not. got a new relay and for sng's i put the battery from new one in it and it booted up just fine....this has been known to happen to other samsung devices too
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] radwolf76:
It will not boot into download mode.

I have two different batteries, and the symptoms are the same with both.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] REV3NT3CH:
hmmm...a download mode jig might work to get into it but cant guarantee... other than that id say your bricked as that would be the last hope. *sigh* if all else fails i may be able to replace it for you as i have a Relay with a cracked screen...but a motherboard swap would do the trick
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] radwolf76:
Messed around with it a little more, and apparently windows is also trying and failing to install a driver when I try to power it on. So maybe the fact that ADB doesn't see it is a driver issue, but I'm not sure what to do to troubleshoot that.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HcMAX:
Hello

How do I set resolution on camera settings so that the photos I take are smaller in terms of storage?

Right now each photos I shoot the size is around 2.2 mb, how do I set settings so that photos are smaller?

On Google camera I know how to do It...on M8, have not find yet...

Give me help..

Thanks
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ashyx:
The only option you have to reduce the size is the crop options. Using 4:3 or 1:1 will reduce the file size.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dayat710:
I got a Note pro 12.2 from hongkong region n it has no Network Booster. So i flashed it with other region n i am stuck at hidden.img.ext4, so i tried again with another region, success flashing but almost all proccess stopped working. My firmware is TGY. anyone know any other region that is working?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jopop:
Similar issue for me as well.

I am having a similar sort of problem. I accidentally installed the Chinese firmware, now I am unable to install the proper one (XAR - Cellular South) because Odin stops at system.img with a "FAIL!" notification.

If you get an answer, please let me know!
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dayat710:
i tried flashing wif XSP.. flash successful but, all system process failed to run.

so i boot into recovery and wipe everything.

got network booster and my note pro seems to be stable.

give it a try
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] esgie:
@up

Please remember - flashing with odin overwrites the content of the /system (and some other minor partitions)partition BUT IT'S NOT TOUCHING /data CONTENT AT ALL!

/data is a partition dedicated for keeping all the settings and user data, contrary to /system which is read-only by default. Empty /data gets filled with first initial files during first boot of new firmware and it is being preserved during Odin flashes (which in general lets you to flash a newer firmware without losing the data, if you flashed an update for the same region as already installed on device or even different region - but there are some borders of compatibility!).

And it seems that content that has been created on /data after booting Chinese firmware is NOT compatibile at all with /system from the other region (maybe due to character encoding? dunno). New rom do not know that it has been "just flashed", it thinks otherwise, as there is some data on userdata partition. It manages to read the data.... and it fails (as it doesn't know mandarin symbols or something ;] ). Bump, it stucks....

The solution posted above is absolutely correct: enter recovery mode and perform factory reset (wipe data and cache partitions). Then, it will be possible to boot P905 ROM from any region.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] jssja:
hi guys,

i have an sgh i337., can i mirror my screen to my huawei tablet or android tv box.

thanks
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] SelfElevated2:
I have yet to find a way to mirror to a tablet. However you can but a device called Samsung multimedia hub and it will allow you to mirror to any tv with a hdmi cord. I got mine on an amazon. Works great. As I use apps like showbox movietube and TV portal to watch movies and TV shows
[General Questions and Answers] thefunkyprimer:
Trying to enable Google Voice on my new M8 (running CM nightlies) for use with visual voicemail. However, when I do this, all SMS messages get sent with my Google Voice number and not my normal cell number. I figure I'm missing something but was hoping someone can point me in the right direction for setting up properly. Uninstalling the app resolves the issue immediately.

When I install the app, I'm given a settings page that I can't find after setup is complete, so I'm unable to go in and change those things. What the heck am I missing? I figure it's something stupid.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] mch277:
I found myself with this problem yesterday. I am unable to access the multi tasking menu with the apps. My home button works fine, my back button works fine but as soon as I try to double click the home button the menu with all of my apps in the background does not come up.

Any obvious solution to this that I am forgetting?
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] Chopstix9:
Starting to look pretty grim for the S5 being exploited. I am a blue blood Samsung user. After the original Moto Drold it's all I've run. Gotta have root and ROMability though... Starting to think I'll be moving to the HTC One M8 ... I'll feel so ... so ... dirty !!!
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] popkurn611:
I hear ya, I've had the s5 for 2 weeks now and going through flash withdrawals. Just love the phone too much to go to HTC. I love Samsung like you do, hate HTC sense.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] ks3rv3rg:
I believe it's only looking grim because there's been very few public updates on the situation. There are currently talented devs working hard to try and make this happen.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] kprice8:
^^ Likely due to all the bickering and digressions...
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] dlscott1111:
Understand the frustration cause there are no updates at all. That's just the nature of rooting I guess.

When the 4s was being jailbroken at least we would get periodic updates via Twitter.

Have no doubt the s5 will be rooted though. The devs here are extremely talented. And rooting gets done way quicker than jailbrakes so it's relatively a short time if you look at it that way.

My 2 cents.

Paid 2 bounties for the HTC one and I will pay this one too.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] wtoj34:
I feel for you all too. Had a similar drought with the note 2. Not to boast, but I couldn't be happier with my choice with the m8. Loving the root and s off. Best of luck :good:
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] mike0122:
I agree. I'm 100% happy with my choice of switching to the M8. Great phone.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] urcboss07:
I also want to switch to m8 but camera is not good with m8, I guess I just gonna stick little longer with s5.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] spuniun:
I've had little issue adjusting to no root with the S5 and am quite happy with the purchase.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] spotmark:
I too, bit the bullet, and bought an M8. Which, except for the camera, I'm loving. Still keeping an eye out here, in hopes that the S5 finally gets cracked, but for now I can feed my flashing addiction, and cured my jones for a new phone.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] popkurn611:
I agree I think it is just a matter of time and patience for someone to figure it out. I can't switch to the m8 BC of the camera, the s5 camera is the best camera I have used on any device.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] GuestK00143:
Same here, I'm totally happy with my S5. Yes root would be nice but I really dislike the M8. To me it's too long and clunky looking. Plus the camera isn't too good.

I'm back LOL. I traded in the Note 3 last week for another S5 and I'm here to stay this time. Root will come sooner or later. The good side of not having root is the phone must be pretty secure. No one has to worry about Kingo or Vroot stealing info or spying. I agree, the camera is great on this phone. I was having a tough time taking good pictures of my black dog with the N3 but they come out nice with the S5.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] popkurn611:
Wow!!!! Haha that's awesome. Glad you are back on board!
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] GuestK00143:
Yeah, I couldn't resist. My son picked up a S3 for Virgin Mobile the other day so I can still do some ROM making for him to keep me in the groove. No love loss for the N3 and the overstuffed pocket at all.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] popkurn611:
I agree, don't miss the size one damn bit! S3 is def a great device for flashing and ROM building.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] Martinjv71:
The S5 is pretty cool even without root. Yes root would be nice but actually I'm enjoying the break from backing up then flashing and finally restoring.... lol..guess I'm in rehab right now.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] tydiamond11:
I agree to everything above :)
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] barondebxl:
If you guys wanna enjoy the S5 even more while we wait for root, i HIGHLY recommend to try a Gear 2 or gear 2 Neo. Guys believe me when i say that it GREATLY enhances the S5 experience. It is such an awesome companion device and in my opinion its totally worth the $200 bucks.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] hibby50:
That's their plan, to try and ween us off of flashing with progressively Tighter security
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] beachbum40:
Loving my tmobile S5 with root! Not a great deal of roms yet but they are coming soon:)
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] Walter.White:
Look what we have here.. [MENTION=4229979]djrbliss[/MENTION] aka Dan Rosenberg is at it again.

https://www.blackhat.com/us-14/briefings.html#reflections-on-trusting-trustzone

We won't find out the exact details until the Black Hat 2014 conference which is in early August :)
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] Jace300:
Hey I just came from a jailbroken iPhone 5. What are the benefits of rooting, other than deleting bloatware :confused: Thanks! :angel:
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] bagery77:
I'm not sure many people are going to want to get you up to speed as there's simply too much to say. But in a nutshell, rooting provides customization, backup, and performance enhancements beyond your wildest dreams.

Many of the standard features you have today are because rooting made it possible years prior. Maps, Netflix, Skype, etc., all were burst wide open by way of rooted devices. Notifications, shut down, Settings...so so many options!

Me personally, I just want to be able to restore data/apps I've had with me for years, remove bloat, and get rid of ads that are taking up valuable screen space. Oh and I want to be able to use my SD card and file managers as I see fit to get the best use of my device for my needs, not what someone else deems I should need and limit how I should want to customize. A smartphone is simply too important now to not be able to manage it the way one is use to doing in the past. I appreciate the security, however, taking away certain features that were once there is comparable to taking away the Start menu on Windows to me. I can deal with the bloat, really its just the ads and external management I'm losing patience with at this point. My thoughts.

PS. A lot of folks also use to root for free tethering. I think there are paid options now whereas it wasn't always that easy. But I think some see it as paying twice for internet they've already paid for. My 2 gb should be mine to do as I please. I don't mind paying a small fee though. Just not to Verizon.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] davidstre:
Don't worry I think I figured it out. I planted my S5 in some nice fertile soil, it gets lots of sun and I water it daily. It'll take root any day now.

Don't kill me guys, just a little humor! :)
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] Franzie3:
That's pretty cool. Wondering which phone specifically or if it pertains to a number of devices
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] PuffJr2:
from the looks of how it's worded, it seems like it's all android devices that have locked bootloaders.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] jcase:
Looks pretty exciting, however most trustzone exploits would require having root already I believe. I also don't see anyway to actually unlock a Samsung device from a trustzone vuln.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] PuffJr2:
the way he worded that statement though could mean it doesn't require root. guess we will just have to wait and see!
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] Franzie3:
Who knows. You know 10..no 100x more then i do so you are probably right. Also i'm really starting to not miss root/unlock to much other then to flash roms. My S5 works perfectly fine without it. Few issues here and there but nothing dreadful. Like many i'd like it just to make some tweeks and such, maybe run safestrap but other then that i'd be fine with it as it.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] popkurn611:
I have had ZERO issues with this phone on stock kk it is so smooth and fast. Like you said I like being able to use tweaks, like status bar tweaks and xposed I miss most.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] Jace300:
Thank you!
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] Seijin:
Hmmm

I've been on Android since the first day the G1 came out. I've rooted (well, used the root exploits) for every phone I've own since that one.

However, I'm finding that it's not such a huge deal with the S5. My biggest issue is the security enforced for Exchange. And there I just set timeout to 30 minutes and prevent the power key from locking. Another annoyance is that most of the Android phones I've owned didn't have a simple restart function on holding down the power. This does. Small but really annoying thing to me. I've also found that I can turn most things off and the speed and battery life are pretty exceptional.

So, I'm not in a huge rush for root. Do I want it? Heck yes. I'd love to see what this phone could do with a clean rom and custom kernel. But, I'm also finding that it does a pretty good job for me without root. Just took a bit to get past the "But... but... but... I root everything!!!!!" feeling I had when I got it :)
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] dclay89:
If you don't mind paying for it, "Nine" is an email app from the play store that doesn't require the security code from your lockscreen. You can set the pin for the app only and still use your fingerprint scanner as your lockscreen type, at least that's what I do. Just an FYI and it has a free trial period.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] Walter.White:
You might be right. The more I read about his previous TZ exploit for Motorola... It sounds to me like he found another one that affects devices that can be actually unlocked thru OEMs website (Motorola, HTC but not Sammy). OH well maybe some other day. :crying:

http://blog.azimuthsecurity.com/2013/04/unlocking-motorola-bootloader.html
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] amaury48:
I am fortunate enough to have purchased both the S5 and the M8. Was very satisfied rocking my custom S3 for 2 years which made me skip over the S4 until the S5 appeared. Used the S5 for about 2 weeks and realized how awesome this phone would be once root was achieved. Unfortunately I couldn't have a phone that didn't have the perks that root gives you, so I acquired the M8. Of course I unlocked it and rooted it within a day of having it. Also installed the Viper One rom, which is an incredible piece of work (my gratitude to those dev"s). I can only imagine what the S5 would be like to have that rom on it. At that point, it would be a difficult decision between these two phones to use daily. I'm sure it's just a matter of time before our talented dev's achieve some form of rooting capability for the S5....... In the mean time I will wait patiently for that to happen....
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] spotmark:
Same here, can't live without root, and Viper is freakin' sweet.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] Didact74:
Id be happy with at least SD card r/rw ability. Sucks not being able to move stuff to the SD card via apps.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] tydiamond11:
I can put things on my sd card like apps and stuff.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] amaury48:
That's true, but some apps are not "seeing" the external sd card. For instance Docs to Go app doesn't see the files on my external sd card. Can't navigate to it. I can use a file explorer app to get to those files and open them, but not through the Docs to Go app itself.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] SOCOM-HERO:
I might just wait for the G3 and see how it pans out. I am in no rush to get something even though I am still using a droid x. It works fine for me even if it is slow as heck. It will make upgrading all that much more satisfying.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] tydiamond11:
It could be a issue with the app I have not used that before I like Quickoffice or Kingsoft office
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] amaury48:
This is true, I did switch to Quickoffice for that reason.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 General] Didact74:
I have my music and photos catagorized into folders on my SDcard. When I download music from my server, or take pictures with my phone I like to be able to move them to a specif folder but I can not do this via media specific apps like we used to.