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[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PMikeP:
So, maybe I don't recall correctly?

I found a post over in the cyanogenmod forum where someone claims the Nook HD+ needs to be on to charge.

So maybe I'm all confused. Maybe my HD+ always turned on when I charged it and I never noticed.

Can someone confirm for me if their HD+ will charge powered off?

Thanks.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lmacmil:
I'm pretty sure the stock HD+ works that way but I don't know if that's a hardware thing or a B&N software thing. I usually just plug ours (we have both HD and HD+) when they get down to 25% or so and they rarely get turned off.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Korgy:
Pretty sure it only charges when it is powered on. You will see the amber light.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PMikeP:
Well, it's easy enough to power it down to see if yours will charge powered off.

I was fairly sure I was able to charge power off, since I woulda thought it was odd that I couldn't. And I thought I had done that at nights, powering it down for the night but charging it up at the same time to get ready for the next day.

But again, it could have always been that I just never noticed the unit had booted itself on. Then I would have assumed I had powered it on when I got back to it.

Anyway, I await some soul to power theirs down while plugged in and report if theirs charges powered off.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Korgy:
Like I mentioned, it doesn't. It turns on when you plug it in.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PMikeP:
Thanks. I misunderstood you earlier when you said "Pretty sure it only charges when it is powered on." The "pretty sure" part didn't sound to me like you were making a definitive statement, but only guessing. But I understand you now.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Korgy:
No worries my man. Does your nook do the same thing?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] biga72112:
Hello.

This my first thread. I have done some reading, but I can't find a similar problem, so I really hope that this is posted in the correct location...

I have an odd problem with my phone. I did a flash a few months ago, and I also (attempted to) update the modem and bootloader. After the reboot, I had to begin pulling the battery to get the phone to power back on after the power was off or after a restart. I've replaced the battery, charger, and installed SEVERAL new roms, but the problem persists. I don't know if I need to do something else, or if the phone is damaged...

But if it IS a programming problem, and not physical damage, then here's the real problem...

I have installed the latest version of CWM. I am running CM 11 with Kitkat 4.4.2. I would like to just flash the stock rom and see if that fixes it, but I have read that once you are running a 4.3 or beyond bootloader, you WILL brick your phone if you try to downgrade. So that stops that.

Another issue is that if I try to install a different/newer bootloader in CWM, it fails every time. I also cannot flash another version of CWM or TWRP. About halfway through the process, Odin says it has failed, no matter what version of Odin, CWM, or TWRP I am using.

So the short version of this is, based on what I've listed, how do I fix this rebooting issue?

I know that this is a long post, but I'm trying not to leave anything out. If anyone has any ideas, please feel free to let me know.

Thank you in advance :)
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] biga72112:
Edit: --> I was able to install TWRP using Mobile Odin. Now I'm going to change the bootloader and see if that fixes the problem.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Larry2999:
If the phone powers on itself immediately the battery is replaced, i.e. without you having to press the power button, chances are 99% you have a stuck power button problem. It's not uncommon with this device and can be routinely fixed at any repair shop or by DIY if you have the right tools and technical resources.

If the phone is working OK (other than the booting issue), I'd stay off flashing bootloaders to avoid bricking
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] biga72112:
Thank you very much for the reply!

No its not a power button issue. I DO have to hold the power button to power on. Here's what happens when the restart fails...

I have to:

1) pull the battery

2) sometimes, I have to hold the power button WITHOUT the battery in for a few seconds (I've had laptops that have this issue before. I think it's a static buildup of some sort.)

3) reinsert the battery

4) hold the power button, and

5) if I'm lucky, the phone will boot up.

This is only about 50% successful. Sometimes I have to do this 3-4 times.

Now, I don't know if this is a hardware issue, or a firmware/software issue. If it IS a hardware problem, then I may just replace the phone. If it's a firmware/software problem, then hopefully it can be fixed. If it's a problem with the bootloader, and a fix isn't possible, then I'll just keep on truckin' till I get a new phone.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Larry2999:
It's almost certainly an hardware issue. Very unlikely a firmware problem would cause this and even more likely the bootloader would. With a bootloader issue, your phone likely wouldn't even boot at all. Power button problems present in several ways and a loose power button could cause the kind of issues you've described. I'd take it to a local tech shop for a quick look before giving up on it.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] biga72112:
I may just wait and get me a new phone in a few months. I'm expecting a bonus from work, and I'll likely just get the new S5. Thanks for the information :)
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] FOSA:
Hi!

Can anyone tell me how to force Opera 8.6 to save all Cache, Temp files etc. on SD Card?

Thanks
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] bonisalive:
Hi, explained by myself there...

http://www.planete-htc.com/index.php?mod=forum&ac=voir&cat=31&id=5514
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] FOSA:
RE

Let me guess

1) make a copy of opera.ini in "\Application Data\opera\opera.ini" to PC

2) Open and edit With pc WORD program

3) add "Cache Directory4=\Storage Card\(your location)" under [User Prefs]

4) Copy back the Edited opera.ini to PPC "\Application\Data\opera\opera.ini"

Taken from another forum. However, 1 problem. I could not find my opera.ini file

:roll:
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] alphaandomega:
Re: RE

I think "le répertoire" means "the registry", right?
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Menneisyys:
Read http://www.pocketpcmag.com/blogs/index.php?blog=3&p=916&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1 , it explains EVERYTHING.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] FOSA:
RE

OK, found the opera.ini file. Its actually the opera file

My opera cache is working well on my SD card

Thanks
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] phsnake:
try search relocate opera, is somewhere in general if I remember
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] galaxys3modder:
I saw the new Cyanogen logo the other day and I couldn't find any decent boot animations that incorporate it so I decided to make my own. I used a photo I found off of the internet and made about 45 individual pictures to make it look like an animation. The boot animation is set to fit the Samsung Galaxy S3 and I am unsure if it will work on other phones but you can give it a try if you like. If you like my boot logo then please hit the thanks button! :laugh:

Here is a complete video I made talking about it a well as showing how to install

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4y216OilZg&feature=youtu.be

Here are some pictures of how the boot animation progresses

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Here is the download link for the .zip file

http://www.mediafire.com/download/rd49fu9bt9b33u7/CMBootLogo.zip

If you have any questions then feel free to ask and I will help as much as I can. If you are interested in some of the other things I do I have a YouTube channel so you can go check that out too!

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ-AFTsoJo_IeQ0pxtSW2dQ
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mad_bro:
Red light (led) is not working while charging. Green led works fine and light up when phone is fully charged but during charging process no red light. Tried factory reset, rebooting but no luck. Tried the service test function and red light did not work.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davebugyi:
You mean the AMBER light during charge?

Are you on custom ROM? Custom kernel? More info is needed?

Mine was very weak after update, I tried these commands and they fixed it:

Enter the commands in a terminal (terminal emulator app), with SU (ROOT).

Description:
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wainsie:
thanks

The commands worked for me on arhd 71.

Many thanks
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] plumtacular:
Is it possible for someone to get the stock Samsung camera from Archiport 4.4.2 onto AOSP roms such as CM11. The stock camera is the only one that seems to allow video recording on Snapchat or Vine & I'd like to have it in CM11:good:
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] Guihardrock:
Samsung have the blobs for the stock camera, aosp camera is a toy in comparison for this reason I will never return to aosp T_T. so if samsung don't give us his sources we never have the awesome view in aosp

PD:I love aosp but the camera...
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] IceFresh:
Actually the camera on Slimkat works pretty fine. I agree that its not that good as samsung stock one, but not that bad at all. I've heard also that in new CM11 for our phone the camera works well too. But as it was said - I wouldnt believe that it will be as good as stock, because I don't think samsung will give us the drivers. :)

[MENTION=309187]edit[/MENTION]

I also saw some fix mod for camera, which replaces stock camera in AOSP rom and works even better :)
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] jojohnson250:
Google Camera is pretty damn good tbh
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] plumtacular:
To be honest All i want is a camera that works with both Snapchat and vine for video recording. snaps only record 3 seconds instead of 10 and vine just wont record at all :crying:
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] asimoalex:
So I'm seeing all these images pop up with games and even other apps running on the dot view case but nothing always hit a road block

Anyone know if the developer ever released the apk or what happend like can it still be done ??

( Sorry if this isn't were it belongs its an honest question so I would think Q & A was fitting)
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] asimoalex:
Nobody??
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] wtoj34:
Not that I know of. There's always the chance these are just static images with the dot view app disabled
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] asimoalex:
ugh I though about that too but there is different reports saying that people have gotten Hangouts working but no one is spilling the beans
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] ihavenolife008:
I remember seeing something a bit back about someone possibly working on an xposed module that would allow many more notifications on the dotview, hangouts was in a picture of it.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] asimoalex:
Please tell me you remember what it was called??
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] ihavenolife008:
Wasn't public, in dev. Found an article searching google:http://www.androidbeat.com/2014/05/...ces-dot-view-case-functionality/#.U4Y725HD8m8
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] dadsterflip:
I tried s activating the dot by places a magnet just under the HTC logo behind lol. Works but looks funny... Wish the case wasn't so darn expensive .
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] asimoalex:
ugh man this looks good i cant wait for this atm it feels like the dot view isnt worth it
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] wtoj34:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=53043439&postcount=1684
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] asimoalex:
:confused::confused::confused: how ? any details on this ??
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] BRYCEFISHER:
Venom dot view notifications

Looks like something has popped up! http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2771086
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] asimoalex:
Ya I just saw that this morning haven't tried anything in at work still
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] jskup:
There's also this:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mohammadag.dotviewmodsforhtcmateunlockkey

which looks like is a release finally from the dev who gave the teaser video way back when.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] asimoalex:
Wow this like Good wonder if it will give me wonkey issues with the Viper one... Wish he had screen shots of the notifications
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] Ajkowal:
I've been using the app since he released. Keep in mind that the google play link that was posted was only the key for the app for some added features. As for the notifications, he just had the icon for the app pop up on the screen. If that makes any sense. The dot view case itself with those dots on it makes it look okay, but no work was done for the notifications themselves; the apps icon just displays on screen. I have no way of taking a photo or else i would to show what I mean.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] asimoalex:
i thought i had responed to this lol ...i finally took the plung and bought it works ok like 80% of the time

i do get some missed notifications and at times the gestures dont work

you having any of these issues ??
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] ATXiceman512:
I have the dot view case and love the display, I hate the flip case though, sometimes it's hard to do stuff on the phone

Go to the Google play store and type in " Dot view mods for one (m8)"
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] olicious370:
OK so I love the LiquidSmooth ROM!! However, I just realized today 3g data is not working....everything else works and I have checked through settings and researched on Google to no avail on a good device specific answer. I am on Boost mobile....Can someone please point me in the right direction on how to fix the 3g data issue? As I stated above, I love LiquidSmooth and would like to use it for daily use. Any help would greatly be appreciated! Thanks in advance!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cerealstalkergirl:
I download this app a few days ago and im having random crashes, starting the game, while playing, or just anything.

app: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gravity.RAGAVM_us

device:

Android 4.2 Jelly Bean (Novo7 Venus)

1.0 GHz Quad-core processor

7 Inches IPS High Definition Touch Screen Display

1 GB RAM

also for my other device:

1.6 GHz quad-core processor

OS: Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cerealstalkergirl:
a little update, if anyone could help. That'll be awesome.
[Android] jabza:
Hi guys. So I've had a few people PM me and ask for help cherry picking features to build a ROM from source. I've decided I might as well post a guide with what I've gathered. I'll outline the procedure for cherry-picking from both gerrit as well as GitHub, and what to do afterwards.

Once you've completed the guide, feel free to post questions/comments/advice in the thread. If you run into any issues, I will be happy to answer them (along with other helpful members of our community). If you think I should add something to the guide or change something, also feel free to let me know. I haven't noticed any good resource concerning cherry-picking on XDA, so discussion is encouraged.

Before we begin cherry-picking, I'm going to be making a few assumptions. I assume that:

you are using Ubuntu (or another Linux distribution) and you have git installed

you have the source code for your ROM downloaded on your PC

you know how to compile your ROM

you are somewhat comfortable using the terminal

Let's get started!

Table of contents:

1. Cherry-Picking from Gerrit

2. Cherry-Picking from GitHub

3. Conflict Resolution

4. Troubleshooting/After the Cherry-Pick
[Android] jabza:
Cherry-Picking from Gerrit

Cherry Picking a feature from Gerrit

To begin cherry-picking, you should first go to the gerrit for your desired cherry-pick and find its entry/entries. I'll cherry-pick Halo from the ParanoidAndroid gerrit into AOSP.

Because I want Halo, I'll open go to ParanoidAndroid gerrit at http://gerrit.paranoidandroid.co and find the Halo entries. This is what it looks like:

You'll notice there are two Halo entries, one titled [1/2] Settings: HALO, and one titled [2/2] Frameworks: HALO. To get this feature, I'll need both, hence the tags 1/2 and 2/2 at the beginning. Here are the links for reference:

[1/2] Settings: HALO

[2/2] Frameworks: HALO

Great, now we have the entries for the two “commits” that we want to add to our ROM. We'll start with the first one. The page may look overwhelming at first, but there are two bits that are most important to us: the Project tag and the Download tab. Here's what they look like:

Look at the project title. It says “AOSPA/android_packages_apps_Settings”. This tells us exactly where in our source code to apply this commit. On my system, I have AOSP downloaded to the folder ~/AOSP. I open a terminal and enter the command “cd ~/AOSP”. Replace “AOSP” with your code directory.

Now, in your terminal, type:

cd packages/apps/Settings

Now that you're in the right spot, it's time to download the commit and try to apply it. Click the download tab in your browser, then from the dropdown choose “anonymous HTTP” and choose “cherry-pick”. Here's what it looks like:

When you click the clipboard next to the “Cherry-Pick” option, it'll copy to your clipboard. Now, go back to your terminal and press CTRL + Shift + V to paste it.

git fetch https://gerrit.paranoidandroid.co/AOSPA/android_packages_apps_Settings refs/changes/39/239/14 && git cherry-pick FETCH_HEAD

Chances are, unless you're very lucky, your terminal will do some work and look like this:

To continue, skip to post #4
[Android] jabza:
Cherry-Picking a Feature from GitHub

Cherry-Picking a Feature from GitHub

To begin cherry-picking, you need to find the GitHub “commit” for what you want. A commit is a record of the changes that were made to achieve something, whether it be a new feature or a bug fix.

Today, I'm going to take pure AOSP and cherry-pick ParanoidAndroid's Halo. Because ParanoidAndroid gave up the feature, I can't take it from their GitHub. Conveniently, I have it in my own GitHub and will use that.

Note: you will only find things that have already been added to a project's code on GitHub. ParanoidAndroid gave up on Halo, so it is not added to their code. Because it is not already merged, it will not be in GitHub

First things first, you locate the commit. I know it's in my GitHub, so I'll open that in my browser at http://github.com/jabza-. I already know that Halo requires two commits, one for the settings and one for the frameworks. I'll open the projects “aospa_packages_apps_Settings” and “aospa_frameworks_base”. I'll start with the frameworks.

When you open the page, it's a little confusing. We want to see the commits, so we'll click “commits” toward the top.

Now, I'll have to go down the list to the Halo commit. Here's a link for reference: [2/2] Frameworks: HALO

Note: the commit name has [2/2] at the beginning, showing us that it is the 2nd commit of two. The other is in aospa_packages_apps_Settings

Note: my commit history in aospa_frameworks_base currently has two commits for Halo. The more recent one was a bug fix and I mistakenly left the commit message as it is – you want the older commit for the full change

Scroll down to the bottom of the blue commit message. Below it, there' s a list of the files and the changes made. You may use this for reference later, but it's not important now. What's important is the commit ID, which is listed at the bottom of the commit message.

Now, we go to the terminal. I have my AOSP source in ~/AOSP, so when I open my terminal first enter

cd ~/AOSP

The project name that we are working from is aospa_frameworks_base. This tells us that the commit belongs in frameworks/base. So, to begin work:

cd frameworks/base

Now, we have to “fetch” the project so we can cherry-pick the commit.

git fetch git://github.com/jabza-/aospa_frameworks_base.git

Now that we have the commit history of aospa_frameworks_base, we can tell the terminal to cherry-pick. We must use the commit ID at the bottom that we found earlier. You can copy the commit to your clipboard, and paste it in the terminal with CTRL + Shift + V.

git cherry-pick ab72e4ab36778474593ffce89150aece01d5f9c6

Obviously, when cherry-picking anything else, replace “ab72e4ab36778474593ffce89150aece01d5f9c6” with the commit ID of that commit.

Now, your terminal will do some work, and it will say it couldn't commit it automatically. It should look something like this:

Now, we get to resolve the conflicts. Continue to the next post.
[Android] jabza:
Troubleshooting/After the Cherry-Pick

Troubleshooting/After the Cherry-Pick

Once you've finished adding a cherry-pick, a whole variety of things can happen. You might:

build, and it will stop with some build erros

build, and it will complete, but something will go wrong when you flash it

want to get rid of the cherry-picks altogether

Well, what do you do?

If you build, and it stops building, there will be build errors. Your terminal will tell you what's wrong. Look/scroll up, and there will be something that says:

path/to/file/problem.java:86: some sort of error ocurred
line.of(code, that causes); a problem {
^

The first thing it says is a file. It will be a path relative to the part it was compiling, so you might have to look for a clue above that to see where it was working on. At the end of the file is a number (in this case 86). That number tells you what line the problem is on in that file. After that, it tells you what the error was that in ran into. Then, it'll print the line that had the error with a carat (^) underneath where it had an issue.

How do you fix it? Just open up the file with something like

gedit path/to/file/problem.java

and go to line 86 and see what the problem is. Usually it's something pretty straightforward, like mismatched parentheses or a dropped semicolon. Once you've fixed the issue, save the file and build again!

But what about if the build is successful, but it causes bugs in your build? Well, start up your phone plugged into your computer, and use this command:

adb logcat > errorlog

Once the phone becomes available, your computer will start recording the logcat to the file errorlog. Once you've captured the bug, then you can disconnect your phone and reflash something stable. You can also use CTRL + C to stop the logcat command. Now, you can open the logcat with the command

gedit errorlog

Reading logcats may take some getting used to. It will take quite a bit of scrolling, but the errors are probably marked with an E at the beginning of the line.

Now, what about if you've got some issues, and you just want to scrap the cherry-picks? Well, it's pretty straightforward. Just use

repo sync

and all committed cherry-picks will be wiped out and you'll be synced with the source that you're building from/

What if you want to do a repo sync and keep that commit, you ask? Don't worry! Git is smart. It remembers how you resolved the cherry-pick. You can do a repo sync and then cherry-pick again, and it'll automatically try to apply your previous resolution. Neat, huh?

Alternatively, you can fork the project to your own git repository (GitHub accounts are free for students!) and add that to your repo manifest. That's a whole different story, though, and will require extra research.
[Android] Grarak:
You should also mention how to cherry pick multiple commits
[Android] skull47:
was looking for a guide like this for modding my build...gr8 guide...

AWSM !!
[Android] karanrajpal14:
Just when I decided to make some personal builds, this shows up. Thank you so much! You're awesome! :D
[Android] SleepyS40:
I would like to know this too, when I try to add two commits to the same location, it wants to drop one and add the other. I want to keep both but I cant figure out how to do so. Thanks for your help!