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[Sony Smartwatch] tr0teK:
You can use the sw2 for every android phone. Just download smart connect and smartwatch 2 app from Google play and you are ready to go. Notifications work for every app.
[Sony Smartwatch] JarlSX:
yep, SW2 works with all android phones (only requirement is at least version 4.0 of the OS)

worked perfectly with my HTC Butterfly S and now works perfectly with my LG G3
[Samsung Galaxy Star] bvrraju:
Signature verification failure when updating supersu zip file. Anyone solved this problem? Can tell me how to solve.

Non rooted please help
[Samsung Galaxy Star] monunj:
When u enter in cwm

Go to

Install Zip>>Toggle Signature verification

After that try to install superuser package..

tHanKs do NOT make it harder:)
[Samsung Galaxy Star] bvrraju:
Let's try to do that.

Non rooted please help
[Samsung Galaxy Star] T3snake:
u cant do it on stock recovery u need cwm
[Samsung Galaxy Star] arun531:
you need cwm here is the odin flashable cwm https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B48MHcJEA5RuZXRvQm85YjVIVUE/preview

open odin select the recovery and untick the auto reboot after flash open recovery by combo key and flash the update.zip
[Samsung Galaxy Star] bvrraju:
Combokey not working on my star for stock recovery.

If I flash cwm it will work or not?

Tellme.
[Samsung Galaxy Star] arun531:
if you want stock recovery update the sw to latest via wifi or then down load this https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BwrDBzuDctYQZWR0eVppaHdJVlU/preview extract 3 files nd open tool folder (connect your phone ) run the exe files inside the folder there is two option rebot and recovery click recovery.. then remove yout battery and inserd do not power on ... and go to download mode flash cwm with odin the phone automatically go to cwn in cwm flash the su. here is the full video tutorial http://youtube.com/watch?v=MVQmdZDeYFw
[Samsung Galaxy Star] T3snake:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2752913

Follow above thread

Then root
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] marijan1987:
Hi all,

I tried to root Galaxy Core i8260 with framaroot (choosing Gandalf) but it is impossible to do so. So I realised too late. I still tried to flash CWM via Odin on non-rooted (I THOUGHT it was rooted by framaroot) device and it messed up my download mode. Now when I press download volume+home+power it takes me to download mode but only for a few seconds. It does not even give me the chance to press up volume and enter proper download mode. All it does is boots up normally to system. Now my device is non-rooted and I can not enter download mode at all anymore. However it is working properly and I am using it normally, but it bugs me that download mode is not working. Btw each time I turn on the phone it shows me yellow triangle with exlamanation so it´s obvious that my bootloader is messed up.

Any help appreciated! :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] MirXas:
That yellow triangle means only that the phone has been modified, not bootloader error or something similar. When you are going into download mode, you're holding your buttons for too long, thats why you're missing your chance of entering it. Hold POWER+VOL DN+HOME buttons until the end of the first long boot vibration.
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] marijan1987:
THANK YOU, works now. I had s3 mini before and it worked by pressing long.
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] marijan1987:
However: volume up+home+power takes me nowhere at all :S
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] JahanZaib_1441:
when I press volume down + power + home buttons it get me on a screen which says "select boot mode"
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xelaris:
While experimenting with a few ROMs stored in my Samsung I9000, one of the installations didn't complete and a logo loop started....no big deal (I thought) - just hook the data cable to the PC and Download a reliable stock rom e.g. JW4 like I did in the past in similar circumstances - except for an issue which I completely forgotten...the micro usb port has been very unreliable of recently and it's has been a while since I was able to connect to the PC and blaming this "minor" issue to other factors - while in truth the micro usb is busted!! (I know now) - the samsung isn't recognized any more so I can't download any ROM from the PC.

Can I salvage this phone somehow?

I guess the only option is to try and replace the micro usb port - easily said as I'm not very confident with soldering....are there any other solution?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xelaris:
well...I have to assume there is no alternative solution but try to replace the micro usb (or sell it as spare/repair).
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danielbe:
Can't you just go to recovery mode and restore a backup or flash a ROM?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deldolfan:
I have a Samsung S4 and as we all know salt water and electronics don't mix. Actually was able to find the phone in the bay after about 3 minutes and threw it on the dock where my brother took out the battery. Shook the phone out but saw no water. Hit it with a low heat hair dryer for about an hour and put in a bowl off rice for 12 hours. Tried to power up and got sound but no display. Took phone apart and cleaned what connections I could find with 91% Isopropyl alcohol. But to no avail. Ordered a replacement one from insurance and got it yesterday. Was able to read the old phone via usb and transferred the files to new phone. Had most apps stored on SD card. Unfortunately that didn't work to restore. Do have Mybackuppro but can't seem to access last backup from 4 months or so ago. So I tried to switch motherboards and use new display but still nothing. You hear the sound but no display. Is there anyway to extract old sms, voice mail, etc? and all the other files and put in replacement phone. I was able to grab the stored pictures but non of the apps transferred nor any sms or full contacts nor VM etc. Seems logical but few things are anymore! You help would be greatly appreciated experts!
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gsmyth:
My first thought would be connect the phone via MHL/HDMI but not everyone has an MHL to hand or a compatible TV/monitor. Another solution Ive seen suggested is the myphoneexplorer program for PC at the link below, worth a shot as there dont seem to be many options without either being to view the screen or have root access.

http://www.fjsoft.at/en/downloads.php
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bodisson:
Of course, for MyPhoneExplorer to work USB debugging must be enabled on phone.

If this is the case, you even have option of remote controlling the phone from PC.
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaspreet997:
If I select cancel the app just quit
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] usertag:
Working fine here.
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rafaelvasconcelos:
working fine here
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] major9:
Working fine for me.
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaspreet997:
A restart fixed it for me too Sorry False Alarm
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sn0opy:
It's an issue which happened to others in the past. For most of them, a soft-reboot helped. Just hold your power button until the device restarts.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] amishev:
I bought qtek s110 and I have some questions.

How can I switch on text message delivery notification

Is there anyway to switch on battery indicator as shown in the manual

Is there anyway in the smartdialing not to show the sim contacts.

Is there anyway to have voice dialing over bluetooth

Thanks
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] toomuchdogfur:
Well I don't have a Qtek so I don't know what custom software is in their ROM, but I'll try to help...

1: That should be on by default. Check Start -> Settings -> Sounds and Notifications and see if 'Text Messages' has any sound assigned to it.

2: Windows Mobile, stupidly, does not come with a battery indicator by default. Try something like this if you like your battery indicator to be in the title bar, or this if you prefer a more detailed one on the today screen There are plenty more here if you want to look.

3: Not as far as I know. Annoys me too!

4: Actually you can't do voice dialling at all without extra software like Microsoft Voice Commander or such. Google that :).
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] amishev:
Thanks for this program. It is exactly what I wanted. I was looking for something like that for a long time.

I found an issue for the delovery notification.

It is a registry entry

HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Inbox\Settings\SMSDeliveryNotify = 1 (DWORD decimal)

HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Inbox\Settings\SMSDeliveryNotify = 0 (DWORD decimal)

If i find a sollution for the smartdialling and the bluetooth headset this will be the perfect phone.

Thanks again
[Sony Xperia L] yterais:
Hi, I have a very specific problem. I haven't found anything like that on the internet and I want to make sure if I can't do anything before I'll try to use my warranty. The problem is, I can't connect to google play and some other sites through 3g/2g connection. It's strange that things like ads in apps or other sites like m.facebook.com or some other work but not every one of them. I can't also share the internet making tethering. On wifi connection everything works perfectly so my question is, is this some kind of a security problem? Have anyone had something like this?
[Sony Xperia L] aleksander002:
Backup your data and try wipe data or reflash firmware.
[Sony Xperia L] yterais:
I did that twice
[Sony Xperia L] yterais:
I mean wiping out the data. It's new, I got it 2 months ago and I didn't reflash him.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] katzenfisch:
Hi guys, theres a big problem with a Galaxy Note GT-N7000 and I cant find a solution, I hope someone can help me. Yesterday was the first time I used android, so I am not very experienced.

Problem description:

Boot duration 5 minutes. N7000 is stuck at the "Samsung GT-N7000"-Logo. After ~5 min, lock screen appears. One minute later it will restart.

If connected to PC or charger it works without any problems after the 5 min boot. Runs for hours without rebooting. Removing the USB cable -> reboot.

What I tried:

Flashed several stock roms using Odin 1.85 and 3.09, with and without pit file:

-CODE_N7000XXKL8_CL840182_REV02_user_low_ship.tar.md5 + csc + phone

-KIES_HOME_N7000XXLSZ_N7000OXALSZ_906407_REV02_user_low_ship.tar

-N7000XXLRQ_N7000DBTLRQ_N7000XXLRK_HOME.tar.md5

-N7000XXLT5_N7000MBCLT1_N7000XXLT3_HOME.tar.md5

Also flashed "speedmod-kernel-n7000-jb-k5-5-Odin.tar" to perform safe wipe data/cache.

Nothing helped. Always 5 min boot duration -> restart, if not connected to ext power source. Phone is 100% charged.

Any ideas what could be causing the problem?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] forest1971:
Why don't why try to change battery. 99% battery has gone bad.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nokiamodeln91:
ditto
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] katzenfisch:
Thx for the answers, today I tried a different battery from a friends N7000, didnt change anything. Still 5 minutes boot time and restart soon after the charger is removed. Maybe something hardware related ---> ebay.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mascarponi:
Hi there,

I got a custom Rom installed on my HTC desire, but now a year later it's getting a bit slow .. I would like to re-install this rom (believe it was MildWild 8.0 ) but whats the best way to do this ?

Can i just make a 'factory reset' from the CWM recory menu ? Or should i wipe everything and flash the Rom again ? Or maybe some other option ?

Thanks in Advance.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] conjro:
try wipe cache and dalvik in recovery then reboot.

maybe help .
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Saf98:
Try mildwild 14 based on redux2
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eddiehk6:
You should try to work out why it might be slow in the first place.

Are you using an sd partition for A2SD? How did you create the partition? Any other scripts?

If you want to simply reinstall the ROM, you can:

- make a nandroid backup just in case

- flash the ROM.zip straight over the top, no wipe

This may clean things a little on your /system partition, and you shouldn't lose your apps.

If you "wipe data / factory reset" within cwm, and do nothing afterwards, this will wipe the ROM and it will not boot as you won't have any OS.

You can reflash the ROM.zip after "wipe data / factory reset", this is simply a full wipe and reinstall from scratch. Make sure you have a nandroid, backed up your contacts to google, and a titanium backup of your apps etc before you try this.

Despite this being repeated millions of times in xda, it rarely ever actually solves anything. cache is just temporary files. dalvik is required for apps to function. after you wipe it, it simply rebuilds, which is why it takes so long to boot afterwards...

In other words don't bother wiping dalvik...save yourself the time.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mascarponi:
Thanks for the help.

It's probably getting slow because I run most apps via A2SD .. Cant really remember how i created the partition back then, it's more than a year ago now...don't think i use other scripts.

I don't use this phone that much anymore, but i wanted to have a backup phone in case my newer one gets broken or something, therefore i wanted to do a clean install on this one.

So if i flash the ROM straight over this one, without wiping, i still got al my personal data on the phone ?

Does a Nandroid backup also backs up the apps ? Cause when i reinstall this backup it probably gets slow again right ?

Is there a way to backup only the system settings from the ROM, so that when i do a full wipe , reinstall the same ROM again, i can restore the changes i made in this ROM ?

Thanks.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eddiehk6:
You're supposed to run all your user installed apps via A2SD, that's why you rooted and partitioned your sd card in the first place. Otherwise you run out of space again ;)

If you can't remember how you did it, then there's a chance you did it wrongly. It should be done with 4EXT recovery or gparted only, not clockworkmod recovery or minitool partition wizard. You mention clockworkmod recovery, so I assume you are also still S-ON?

Yes, but make a nandroid backup first just in case

To be honest, these are kind of basics you should know before you try anything with your phone ;) A nandroid backup is a backup of everything. When you restore it, it should be exactly the same: apps, settings, texts, home screens etc.

You should be making a nandroid backup before you wipe / install anything unless you know exactly what you're doing, as it is a safe point to restore to if anything goes wrong. You can even move them off your sdcard to PC or cloud storage to save space and for safekeeping (normally stored in the /clockworkmod folder)

You can backup anything you like with apps like Titanium Backup. It is best used for your normal apps and app data. You can backup and restore /system apps and data, but this is very risky and I don't recommend it.

Personally I would recommend a full wipe and restore, setting everything up properly from the start as it should have been done in the first place. I'm assuming you're still S-ON:

- Install Titanium Backup, backup all your user apps and data (not system apps)

- Make sure your contacts are backed up to your Google account, backup SMS if you need to with another app

- Backup your whole sdcard to PC

- S-OFF with revolutionary

- Flash cm7r2 hboot using fastboot, this will optimise your actual internal memory more efficiently.

- Flash 4EXT recovery using fastboot

- Reformat your sdcard in 4EXT, partition with maximum 2GB ext4 partition, no swap

- Copy your sd card backup back

- Full wipe (wipe all partitions except sdcard)

- Flash ROM.zip

- Restore user apps + data with Titanium
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mascarponi:
Hey Eddie,

Thanks for you answer, really appreciate it.

I installed the custom rom on my phone more than a year ago, and back then i was really into it, now most of the details i forgot..

But it's S-OFF for sure, and i installed HBOOT also..i can't really remember how i formatted the SD card, is there a way to find that out ?

I will probably just install the same rom again, but first do a full wipe like you advised. Then it probably will work as smooth as it did in the beginning when i installed this ROM for the first time..

Do i need to reformat the SD-card again then, or is only a wipe enough?

Also, when installing apps, i now move them to SD card via the 'apps' menu -> move to SD , is that the right way to do it ? Or is there some other method ?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eddiehk6:
S-OFF means you unlocked the bootloader, it's a good start but nothing more. Explain 'installed HBOOT', did you already actually flash a different hboot? Write what is says on top of your bootloader screen. If it just says 'Alpharev', means you are actually still on stock hboot.

Like I said, if you can't remember how you partitioned your sdcard, you may have done it wrongly. Please reformat it from scratch as advised.

Reformat your sdcard from the start, do it the right way so you know you've done it the right way, rather than be uncertain...then follow instructions as above.

Roms like Mildwild have A2SD built in, you only need to keep apps on 'internal' to trick them to your sd-ext partition. 'Move to SD' is redundant, and moves part of the app to the FAT32 partition of your sd card. A2SD moves all of the app apk (and dalvik cache if you choose to), to the sd-ext which is where you want.

Other ROMs you need to activate A2SD manually, read the first post. Same rule still applies, don't use 'Move to SD', because if you do, you are not actually using your sd-ext partition...

Some ROMs like MildWild are also better installed on smaller hboots like cm7r2 to use your internal memory more efficiently (stock hboot is wasteful). Again instructions should be given in the first post of each ROM.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mascarponi:
When i boot up in bootloader it says:

- revolutionary -

S-off

Hboot-6.93.1002

Radio etc..

Repartitioning is probably not necassery because i already think i did, but maybe do it again then..

A2SD:

This is what i did wrong all the time..i moved them to SD card via 'apps' in settings'..maybe this is why it got a little slower by time.

However i cant find any app called A2SD or is this a script that runs automatically ?

When i check the app 'freespace' it says : internal, microSD, Sd-ext, system.

thanks
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Saf98:
Its a script so if your apps are on internal it will automatically trick them to move them to your sd ext which is the partition you have made which is 1gb recommended...
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eddiehk6:
This means you are still on stock hboot.

If you are on Mildwild ROM, you are wasting space

No, for the third time...

You think you already did it, and you have no idea how you did it...

Therefore: it is most likely is that you haven't done it, or you 've done it incorrectly.

If you've done it using clockworkmod recovery or minitool, they make bad partitions. It could be the exact reason you're having these slowdowns in the first place

You should do it with 4EXT recovery or gparted ONLY, nothing else. If neither sound familiar, then this increases your chances further that you have partitioned incorrectly...

Like I said, Mildwild ROMs have A2SD built in, it's not an app...

Have a look again at freespace. You see all that free empty space on your /system partition? This is completely wasted redundant space.

You have exactly the same internal memory layout as before you rooted / S-OFF. With S-OFF you can change your actual internal memory layout by flashing a different hboot, see alpharev.nl.

By flashing a different hboot, you reduce your /system and /cache size -> and therefore increase your /data size (internal memory) = more space for apps :good: This is probably why you rooted in the first place...

So I believe you have narrowed it down to two choices:

- Keep full wiping...and never understand what you're doing...

- Follow the instructions and try to learn what you're doing and how your memory is actually being used ;) Set everything up from scratch. It is the only way to guarantee you have a proper setup.

Up to you
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jmcclue:
Listen to eddie

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2125513
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mascarponi:
Ok Eddie, you got me convinced :)

Will follow your instructions , do a full whipe, re-partition it and perform a clean install like you mentioned in a couple of posts earlier .. thanks !
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mascarponi:
Hi Eddy,

Finally I got the time to set up everything properly on my (new) Htc Desire, cause i lost my old one :(

Here is what i've done so far:

- Got it Rooted via the method advised here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1275632

- Then I S-Offed with Revolutionary script, and installed CWM 5.0.2.0 .. not really what you advised me but i wanted to test if it was working, cause i had this recovery on my old phone also.

- Then I flashed cm7r2 hboot using Android Flasher. Could not get it to work via CMD->Fastboot on windows.

- Now i end up with a boot loop, only giving me the white HTC screen. When booting up in Hboot, it says:

AlphaRev CM7 r2

S-Off

HBoot-6.93.1002

I can enter CWM recovery, but it gives me some errors like 'E: Can't open /cache/recovery/log

And like i said: booting normally it ends up in a bootloop.

Did i do anything wrong, and what s the best way to move on now ?

Thanks in advance.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jmcclue:
When u change hboot u have perform full wipe then reflash rom or restore nandroid backup. So in recovery wipe data/factory reset, wipe cache, go to advanced and wipe dalvik cache then reboot recovery then flash rom or restore nandroid backup if u have one.

Also ul prob need to partition ur sdcard for a2sd in roms so u must use 4ext recovery or gparted only. So again, flash 4ext recovery.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mascarponi:
Ok thats clear, thanks for your reply.

I'd like to install 4Ext recovery, but it seems installing this recovery is done a little different from other recoveries right ?

Cause on their website it's done via an app frome the market..

Should i install a new rom first, then install 4Ext recovery ? Or can i flash 4Ext recovery from a zipfile in clockworkmod recovery ?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jmcclue:
Go to desire general and ul see a thread by me "4ext recovery as PB99IMG" download and extract the file and flash the recovery.img via fastboot commands then once u have a rom installed u can download the 4ext app and update the recovery to latest version.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mascarponi:
Thanks.

Installed it , and am trying to re-partition my SD-card (8 Gb) in the 4Ext recovery mode.

I followed this tutorial: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2125513

Set 1st sd-ext partition to 2048 mb, skipped second, and skipped swap.

But then i get the message:

You new partiotion table would look like this:

Fat32: 5580 mb

SD-ext: 2048MB

Is that correct ? Shouldn't be all the memory on the SD-card partitioned to SD-ext ?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Saf98:
Yh that looks right.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mascarponi:
Okay thanks.

I thought that the whole SD-card would be partitioned as 4ext.

Is it true that A2SD now only uses the 4Ext partition (2gb) to trick apps to ?

Anyway, i'm happy to have my desire now set-up properly, so thanks for your help :)

I tried 2 Mildwild roms already, but didn't find a way to encrypt SD-card within these roms , does anybody knows if that's possible somehow ?

Any suggestions for other (Mildwild) Roms ? (tried MildWild MW-14 and MildWild CM-8.0 JG Stable)

Thanks.
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] sniper-joe:
Hi All,

Does anyone know of a good DPI for the Find 7a? the stock 480 is a bit big for me.

I now DPI is a subjective thing, but I don't want to pick one where apps don't run properly.