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Build Quality Concerns

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[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] unknown00:
i've been using my OPO for about 2 days now and it does not do well the main thing it's suppose to - make calls!!!

it's sooooooooo quiet, which is it a bit odd. ALL sounds are loud (music, android sounds, videos, etc) but NOT calls!! i can barely hear the other person on max volume levels from both speaker and in ear. i do have the latest cyanogen installed but no idea why just the calls are so quiet. any ideas?!
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boober78:
What is the build number and rom that you're using the OPO on?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] unknown00:
build number - KVT49L

version - 11.0-XNPH22R

this is the latest one i believe
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boober78:
It is. Are you rooted?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] unknown00:
no i am not. either way, this should not be a problem with a new stock phone
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boober78:
I don't have this problem. I did not have it. After rooting I flashed Franco kernel, I wanted to suggest the same...
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] luv4greenleaves:
Will you still get official updates if your rooted and flashed the Franco kernel? How do you like to new kernel? Better battery life? Better charging control?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tell4ever:
i have the same issue, even on color os the calls are still quite
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boober78:
I flashed this kernel yesterday, it seems ok. There are no lags whatsoever. Battery life was very good. I had SOC around 4h and still 40% battery. But i charged it anyway. The call quality is very good, I cannot complain at all. Basically, only issue I have is the yellow tint at the very bottom of the screen which happens to be the construction fault.
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rohi09:
i have no mobile data connection and my baseband is XXXX.. i'm guessing my modemefs got either corrupted or deleted (some friends had my phone and i'm guessing they messed up). i downgraded to GB but still nothing is solved. what can i do?
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shut_down:
Try this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2342100
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rohi09:
already did that, not solved :(
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rohi09:
i guess if someone with a ddulp8 can back up his modemfs for me, that can solve my problem..
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shut_down:
I remember someone made guide with link of modemfs backup, and some user fixed it lately. Look for it, if I find I will post you a link.

EDIT:

Here you are, with image guide:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2677807
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rohi09:
thank you so much, its solved
[HTC Droid DNA] hammer280:
Alright so I was enjoying my newly rooted and unlocked 4.4.2 dna, but that was ended abruptly when I found out about the resolution changer apk in the app store. I change the resolution once, all was okay except the dpi was too low. So I upped it by like 100 (note that it wouldve only been maybe 20dpi over the inital factory 440dpi it came with) and then I reboot and cant even see anything on the screen. It's black with glitchy-like lines through the screen. Can't unlock.

Things I have tried:

Re-Flashed the rom I had installed, that failed.

Re-Flashed my firmware for the installed rom, also failed.

Searched FOR DAYS for help (because I am a noob and don't want to just post a thread instantly after registering, but I really have no choice at the moment.

I even sent the producers of the app an e-mail but I have no hope in that pulling through.

Anyways,

I desperately need help, and any recommendations or ANYTHING will be highly appreciated.

Thanks,

Joey
[HTC Droid DNA] santod040:
You might try navigating to the offensive app via Twrp Recovery's File Manager, while in Recovery, with system mounted.

Then delete the apk from /data/app and reflash the rom.

I don't know if that will resolve the issue, but it may.

Good luck! :good:
[HTC Droid DNA] hammer280:
Hey, I really appreciate the reply, but after so much frustration with it I just wiped everything and reinstalled my rom and flashed supersu. It worked! I'm just glad I got my beloved dna back in working order!!
[General Marketing & SEO] willymind:
Please guide me regarding How to verify the identity of the Application Developer?

The case is, one of the developers have approached us and told us that he has developed one application and it is available on the Google Play market. I can see that application on the Google Play but whenever I click on the Developers name, no information is displayed neither it drives me to any website.

So, How can I verify that the person contacted us is the same who has developed the application? Is there any way to cross check the credentials with Google?

Please guide.
[General Marketing & SEO] Mr.HB:
It should have an email or the website should take you to the developers site. If not then he is trying to scam you plain and simple look for someone else.
[General Marketing & SEO] Crichton333:
Ask him to enter a email under "Email developer" under the Google Play page of the app to verify him, it takes 15 seconds to do that.
[General Marketing & SEO] willymind:
Thanks for your reply. I will surely take note of this..:good:
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gabboxxx:
Hi all , how can make to rotate my lockscreen ??

Thanks
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ArturGaspar:
Root, install Xposed Framework, install the GravityBox [JB] module, go to GravityBox -> Lockscreen tweaks -> Enable lockscreen rotation.
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gabboxxx:
Thanks, i find one module called wedymod and this enable lock screen rotation because i dont like gravity box.

Thanks again
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nitish159:
I just plugged in my earphones, opened play music and shuffled all music on device. Then I started playing subway surfers, and the sound of the game was annoying. I know I can shut the volume off in the game under its settings but being a smartphone, can't android detect that I am listening to music and automatically mute other games and stuff. That could save users from finding the sound settings in different games. If there could be a feature, I would love it
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AHMAD JB:
hi

i want to use data2ext and don know how to make partitions in sd card

please help me
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 5617821:
First of all, you need a rom with init.d support (all custom roms have it but not the stock roms) and then an SD Card with ext partition. Before you make the ext partition, make sure to backup all the contents of the SD Card. Now go to CWM> Advanced> Partition SD Card> Size (1 GB max anymore and the system will lag)> Swap (0MB). Wait for it to say "Partitioning Done!". Ok now you have successfully created the ext partition on your SD Card. Now the final step is to install the script. Just download the script from below link and place it in the SD Card. Now boot in to CWM and do Mounts & Storage> Mount /system, then choose "Install zip from SD Card" & choose the required script from SD Card and finally do Mounts & Storage> Format /sd-ext. Reboot and go to Settings> Storage to see you newly increased internal memory.

Cronmod Unofficial / Data2sdext

Hope I Helped :)
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AHMAD JB:
hitted :laugh:
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] bobby78:
can someone talk me though how to set up a connection between my pc and my TYTN, the pc recognises the TYTN and visa versa, but when i press connection via bluetooth. a dialogue box appears with the message", cannot find an existing bluetooth partnership" but i have already set up a partnership. and i can see it on the phone. i think it may have something to do with the fact that my bluetooth software only has com port 17 ,18, and the TYTN only has access to 0 - 9.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] jaso2005:
Right this is ever so easy but not many people know how to do it.

First off, you need to find out what port your bluetooth serial port is. To do this, go to control panel > Bluetooth Configuration > Local Services tab and look in the window and find Bluetooth Serial Port and look to the right to see what com port it is. Probably Com5.

You now need to open activesync on the PC and go to File > Connection Settings, In there you need to tick "Allow Connections on one of the Following" and use the drop down box to find the com port that we just found out in bluetooth configuration.

Now you need to remove all pairing of your TyTN and Laptop on both your Device and PC.

After they have been removed go to activesync on your TyTN and select connect via Bluetooth, You will get the message pop up saying cannot find exsisting partnership etc, and press yes.

Search for your laptop and proceed to pair it until the last page, where you NEED to tick the box which reads "Activesync".

Once that has done, then go back to Activesync on your device and press connect via bluetooth.

All Done :) Your device should now sync via bluetooth fine. :)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] bobby78:
just one problem, my usb bluetooth on my pc is taking up comports 16-23 and the TYTN only has ports 0-9.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Wiper:
I would do the pairing from the phone itself. After the ActiveSync has been installed on the computer and you initiate the pairing with your phone (Start->Settings->Connections->Bluetooth->Devices -> New Partnership) the phone should find your computer. Choose the computer and click Next on the phone. On the next screen, your phone should display the services available on the computer and one of the services should be ActiveSync. Just check that and click finish.

At some point, you will be asked to enter the pin code.

Then I'd switch the bluetooth off and back on on the phone and the connection should happen.
[Samsung Galaxy Grand Quattro] Alehap2010:
Hello all,

I've got error "RNGD startup failed" although I've granted root permission for it.

May anybody help me to solve this please, thanks too much.
[Samsung Galaxy Grand Quattro] ZANKRUT.DOSHI:
Have you installed some tweaks like crossbreeder pure performances etc etc then the seeder is automatically inbuilt in those tweaks you need not install seeder apk
[Samsung Galaxy Grand Quattro] Alehap2010:
I've just installed CrossBreeder(http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2696775) by flashing zip file.

But I've not got a seeder inbuilt. I installed apk and got the same error.

Please help me, thank you too much.
[G3 General] sabret00the:
I was really surprised to learn that LG don't have a bootloader unlocking service like even HTC have done and given that the LG never managed to unlock the bootloader, I'm quite surprised that there wasn't more of a community outcry. What is up with that? Have LG ever spoken of supporting the development community? Is it unlikely that we'll see it happen within the flagship lifetime of our device?

NB: This is discussion topic, it's really not a question/answer topic.
[G3 General] cez10:
whoa is this 100% correct? if that's the case I will strongly reconsider getting the G3 and will probably go for either M8 or Z2...
[G3 General] sn0warmy:
Well, coming from an LG Nexus 5, I can tell you that the development community is booming over there. But that's to be expected with a Nexus device. I'm planning on switching from the Nexus 5 to the G3 (ordered yesterday) in an effort to no longer sacrifice hardware in order to get the vanilla Android experience. These days I'd rather give up some of the software advantages in AOSP ROMs in order to get significantly better hardware.

Unfortunately, it's a sacrifice one way or another. And if you buy a phone such as the G3 you must do so expecting that the development for it will take significantly longer and will likely have less options. However, in my opinion the interface/features offered in the latest stock LG interfaces are quite improved and look/feel much better than the interfaces provided by other manufacturers. I don't think I'll have any issue using the stock interface with the LG for many months after coming from the previous 4 generations of Nexus devices.

The vanilla Android experience has gotten quite boring in my opinion and I welcome the features that will be available on LG's stock ROM.
[G3 General] sabret00the:
Sadly yes, it's something I should've looked into in the six months of waiting for this phone. But it's sadly the case. Even on the G2, they couldn't unlock the bootloader and instead had to bypass it.

If you have the patience, I'd recommend waiting a little while to see if they announce a GPe of the G3. That could provide you with the best of both worlds.
[G3 General] Lennyuk:
Development will improve for sure - the phone has only been out less than a week (D855) with most people still not having received their devices yet and is not even released in the US. It seems the Korean models have shipped with an unlocked bootloader (from what I have heard) and as for the D855 no one has yet confirmed it a) it is locked and b) if it can be unlocked.

I have certainly not looked into it yet myself, although if it is locked, unlocking via any "hacking" method, is beyond my knowledge, someone smarter than me will have to tell us how to do that.

Give it time, development is always slow in the first month of a new device (unless its a nexus), and tends ot only pick up after release in the USA.
[G3 General] sn0warmy:
Eh, if they release a GP edition G3 it will still pay to have this one because any AOSP ROMs for the GP edition will be quickly ported over to the non-GP edition anyway. I plan on keeping this phone but will also still be happy if they come out with a GP edition as well so we can get some AOSP source code up and running for this device.

And I'm not worried about the bootloader being locked. Someone ALWAYS finds a way to unlock it rather quickly these days.

Personally, my goal with this phone is to root it to get my DPI settings where I want them and get rid of any bloat that may cause the phone to slow down. If I can manage to accomplish those two things, I'll be happy (and it's already doable). My days of rooting, flashing ROMs, bricking, unbricking, and flashing more ROMs are over. At this point I just want a solid phone that works flawlessly.
[G3 General] sabret00the:
I'm not so much talking about from the community side, I have faith the community will find an unlock or bypass method. I'm more so talking about from LG's point of view. They don't seem to be supportive hence no official channel to unlock the G2 bootloader despite the G3 launching globally this week.
[G3 General] Lennyuk:
Remember it took years to get HTC to provide an unlock tool (and the company nearly going bankrupt!), Moto and Sony were the same - moto becoming better when Google acquired them and Sony nearly gave up making android devices completely before they decided to become more dev friendly.

Basically companies only provide unlock methods as a last resort, when they feel its the only way to improve their sales. LG haven't needed this yet.

There are still plenty of devices where you cannot officially unlock the bootloader, its not just an LG thing.
[G3 General] sabret00the:
I totally hear you, but with the success Sony have enjoyed, you'd hope manufacturers would get involved early on.
[G3 General] Dubhar:
Is this something that is easy to check?
[G3 General] sabret00the:
I can't even access the bootloader. Despite turning USB debugging on, I can't get ADB to recognise the phone. I started a thread to check if others have a similar problem.
[G3 General] Heisenberg420:
It's a flagship, I'm not worried about development support. Look at the g2, it got cm support. Plus the LG software looks decent, not too basic like HTC or too intrusive like Samsungs touchwiz
[G3 General] jodvova:
I rooted D855 yesterday using ioroot and as a part of the process "adb devices" did show the phone with USB debugging on.

I had to install lg unified driver so windows 8 had a right driver for it.
[G3 General] sabret00the:
This thread is about development support from LG. Please read threads before commenting. The G2 you mentioned was given as an example of the lack of support previously provided by LG.

Perhaps I need to update my drivers then. Though that's nearly unheard of as I'm on Linux.
[G3 General] Slash8915:
If i can atleast root the phone to remove the bloatware, I'll be happy for a little while.
[G3 General] Dubhar:
Hm, i've not check on Linux yet, but it is recognised on windows with the right USB drivers installed. Maybe its lacking some udev rule to properly recognise the device?

The LGD855 boots into recovery with adb reboot recovery, but not the bootloader using adb reboot-bootloader its just reboots. I goes into download mode with power+volume up, that about all ive tried.

towelroot worked.
[G3 General] radeonxt:
on Win 7 by flashing sphinxrom for d855 and s,k,l :

when i was installing the lg driver, it installed the AndroidNet Sooner Single ADB Interface

i had to change it Android ADB Interface
[G3 General] daddioj:
what the hell the device just came out give it some time :rolleyes:
[G3 General] mjskraju:
What the hell can't you read & understand what OP has said or trying to say? :cool: (sorry no offence intended). He isn't talking about the support of the development community to this device(G3), which by the way will certainly pick up from what it is now, but he is talking about LG's support to the development community(being more developer friendly as Sony & HTC).

And even if we talk about how much active Android development this device(& it's variants) will see, then let me tell you that the development activity of this device will(probably) never be as much as you see with other flagship devices like HTC One(M7 & m8), that is because a) HTC is more developer friendly by letting you to unlock the bootloader & thus making easy for developers to port(make) ROMs, recoveries & what not, where as with LG & G2 it is entirely different case(ask any developer involved in G2 development, how difficult it is or was to make a recovery or a ROM for G2 and for common flahers the risk factor of flashing those recoveries & ROMs that much more because all the solutions based on a bypassing solution with many permutations & combinations rather than a fully unlockable bootloader just as with HTC devices and b) they are more popular devices among people(as much successful the G2 was it wasn't sold as many as S4s & S5s or M7s & M8s).

We all hope that LG will follow HTC & Sony in being developer frienly. No doubt they are making beautiful devices like G2 & now G3. But sadly, as one of other member pointed out above, it is at the stage of extinction that a manufacturer tend to be more friendly with developer community.
[G3 General] daddioj:
i am Guilty of not reading the whole Thread :D
[G3 General] Heisenberg420:
in his defense the thread is titled 'LG's lack of development community support'

when it could be called 'LG's lack of developer support'

or 'LG's choice to keep a locked bootloader' or something more fitting like that. No need to be rude for misunderstandings.

I understand your point, but its a bit cynical to say that this flagship is doomed in support before it's even out in the US. I remember a few years back my atrix 4g came with a locked bootloader, but it was a flagship at the time and exploits were found and we eventually got custom kernels and cm support.

I've owned nexus devices, galaxy s3, htc one m7 all with overkill developer support and pages and pages of roms. And it's nice to have it there but honestly it's overrated. So many ROMs that are just automated builds which are essentially the same rom +/- a feature or 2 and they're just ghost threads with no developer support.

The one big benefit is getting new versions of android before LG releases it, and while we might not android L as quick as the m8, odds are we will probably see it on xda before the official OTA.
[G3 General] mjskraju:
The reply was given in his own words just for fun or as a joke(but not at all 'RUDE', that's why I wrote immediately after the sentence that 'sorry no offence intended'), and the person whom I quoted seems to be taken in that way as well, so all good & don't need to worry.

I don't think you got my point there because I didn't mean to say that G3 is doomed in getting developer community support, instead what I was saying that there will be development activity, 'BUT'(it's a big 'but) it will be that much more difficult for the developer community to work on this device hence the development rate will be not as much as M7's, all because of tightly locked bootloaders(since G3 is a successor of G2, LG might have improved system security more & patched the loopholes, thus making it's bootloader more difficult to unlock).

Forget about everything, the bottom point is that G3 will have development activity but may not be as much HTC devices because of LG & it's devices being developer unfriendly(if I can so & that is the point of discussion of this thread).

And frankly, more ROMs is never a bad thing, I get your point that most of the ROMs don't differ each other like Apples from Oranges, feature wise(well lot of ROMs are even made mixing top features of various ROMs, which is a good thing as far I'm concerned). But where they differ each other is how much smooth they are as daily driver & how good they are in extracting a very good battery life out of the device(and as you might have already know, a ROM which is perfect for your setup might not be perfect for me or vice-versa even if we both use same variant of the device), and we are here means, we are flashing enthusiasts, hence more ROMs is never a bad thing for us.

I've used both M7 & G2(both Sprint Variants) and the choices are very less for G2 'compared' to M7 and flashing is quite riskier in case of LG G2(flashing a recovery on G2 for Kitkat involves downgrading main system partitions like aboot, laf etc., even an unintended mistake will make sure you have a fancy & costly paper weight on your desk., ofcourse there are scripts & apps to automate recovery flashing and such, think about how difficult & riskier it would have been for a developer to bring make a recovery for G2). I sold G2 because of lack of options(again compared what I used to have with M7) and if developers can unlock bootloader of G3(which may be backported to G2) then I'll go back to G2 as it was a perfect device for all my needs except for my flashing enthusiasm.
[G3 General] Heisenberg420:
Well we can only hope for good developer support at this point. I used to be into flashing any and everything out there on my gs3 but since I've owned my m7 for I find my self sticking to one nice stable setup so I'm fine with buying a phone with a locked bootloader at this point. To each their own
[G3 General] wase4711:
LG doesnt want people messing with their phones, just like Samsung doesn't, Apple Doesn't either.

I have an LG flex, and it took almost 6 months just to get root; still no recovery,(for kit kat), and obviously no roms either..bootloader still locked pretty much, so dont be surprised if the G3 stays just as locked down, even when it comes to the US. The US carriers want locked bootloader phones as well, so be prepared for alot of frustrated Devs, and, maybe if you are lucky, they will figure out a way to bypass it, but don't expect it.

HTC is still the best company as far as working with developers; every one else seems to be just the opposite