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[Fire TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kwansiky:
Is there anyone who success to mount SMB folder?

I would like to download and save to SMB folder using AFTV.

But I couldn't find "cifs.ko" module for AFTV, and do not know How to mount..

Please let me know how I can mount my SMB folder.
[Fire TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] I_did_it_just_tmrrow:
That is something I really like to know too.

Here are some informations but it dont work on my fireTV:

https://www.reddit.com/r/fireTV/comments/2a5oyj/anyway_to_mount_a_smb_share_as_a_local_path/

I try:

And I got:

Greetings by Idijt

EDIT:

Here are good tipps to but I got invalid argument toowith the app. (dl the app from an app archive website)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bella35:
Hi all,

This is my first post i have a Samsung galaxy s3 gt i9305 4,3 jellybean which I flashed to 4.1.1 using Odin and then unlocked it using the service mode method that i found on here http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s3/help-i9305/sim-card-unlock-samsung-galaxy-s3-gt-t2185866 , it was on the EE network UK. I then brought triangle away to reset the binary download so i could system update, which didn't work and the counter is saying 1 so i cant update the system and a box comes up saying this device has been modified. My main problem is when ever i try and dial out it says mobile network not available. The phone is definitely unlocked as it doesn't ask for the unlock code anymore. When i first unlocked it GiffGaff came up but went again and i cant use data, text or phone.

Any help in solving this would be greatly appreciated it is driving me nuts and i just cant figure out what to do.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cooljay5:
You were on 4.3 which uses EFS V2 and flashed back 4.1.2 which uses EFS V1. I think, you have corrupted your EFS, that is the reason there is no mobile connection. Do you have a EFS backup???, if not, please try to flash 4.3 again, take a EFS backup using tools available in xDA(search) and once back up is taken, you can flash back 4.1.2 and reflash your EFS. But why do you want to go back to 4.1.2? we have lot of wonderfull rom's of 4.3 and even 4.4....:good:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bella35:
Hey thanks for your reply i will try that out and see if it makes a difference you are a super star thanking you kindly, sorry if i didn't make myself clear i do want to upgrade back to 4.3 after i have sorted everything else out for sure. I was on 4.3 but flashed to 4.1.1 to unlock the phone. I do not have a EFS back up which i have actually just been trying to educate myself on and now realise how important that part was, i just didn't know.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] f0xy:
Why not ring EE to unlock?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bella35:
Because that would be to easy i'd like to try and do it myself and learn and educate myself on how these things work but obviously when your trading blind sometimes you need steering in the right direction.
[Sony Xperia M] AndyPhoenix9879:
Ok, title says all. Any solutions for it? Besides reflashing? Google Chrome and TrackID are working with the mobile network.. Games aren't working as well T.T (games that requires a network connection).

EDIT: Solved it, sent it to where I bought the phone and all they did was changing the APN in mobile network settings. They changed .WAP to .INTERNET, that's it. Much shocked, so wow.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RashidAlawadi:
So I'm using Light Flow for managing my LED notifications. I want the LED pulsating effect (fading) instead of normal blinking when I receive a notification. It appears only LG apps support this effect as far as I know.

If you don't know what I'm talking about just try waking your screen with Knock on and see how the LED fades instead of turning on out of nowhere. Is this possible with a mod or something?
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Zugalhz:
Why Does Need For Speed Most Wanted Hangs in Our Galaxy Grand ?????

Any way to play it without any lags ???????

thanks in advance :)
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] asifcheer:
Same problem here..... sometimes it just closes itself
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] vinodr5371@xdaroms.co.in:
Working fine on cm11...
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] breakone9:
Recently, my wife's AT&T G2 (stock, un rooted, latest OTA) began doing strange things with the touch screen. Only recognizing slow, deliberate drags..

This morning she woke up and the screen is flashing, like it's dragging something. Holding power til it powers off doesn't help. It just power cycles instead.

It's less than a year old, but more than 6mo. My G2 purchased at the same time is fine.

Any ideas on what to try?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaidev.s:
Ask for replacement,
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sfkn2:
Contact LG for repairs.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] breakone9:
Thanks guys, AT&T replaced it under warranty.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Te$la:
Good. :)
[Lenovo P780] bundysoat:
I love the original leather magnetic case, but in my pocket lately the cover moves so much and the device unlock continuosly.

Can I deactivate this??
[Lenovo P780] stympy:
This is just an ideea:

Remove the little magnet from the flip cover. That's if you do not need that much and if you can afford to buy another cover. :D
[Lenovo P780] bundysoat:
Ummmm, but how I will make this?
[Lenovo P780] stympy:
In your flip part of the case you will find a little magnet that come near volume buttons. Look here for a little magnetic point with a little piece of metal. Remove that magnet and.... Voila no auto block.

Sent from my Lenovo P780 using LiFe v.07 and TWRP 2.6.3.0.
[Lenovo P780] bundysoat:
Ok. I will try to remove it.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 Software Upgrading] nasss:
My Jamin is only showing the first boot screen (the blue one with I-mate logo)then it stops on a white screen....

Can somebody help please

Thanx
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 Software Upgrading] cidriver:
You not provided us a lot of information but.

Is your device CID unlock?

Did you try to use a ROM with no vendor id on wiki???
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 Software Upgrading] Tamagochi:
I have the same problem too, my friend has the same.... Upgrading went well, with no problem, but phones stuck at the Operator Logo (Dopod, O2, Qtek...) I did upgrade all kinds of ROM but they just show the logo and hang up..

Does anyone have an idea??????
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nitish159:
I rooted my phone temporarily with pie root for motorola devices:-

http://xdaforums.com/moto-x/orig-development/root-4-4-x-pie-motorola-devices-t2771623

and on some post, it was written that we could flash custom recoveries with it using rashr. I flashed TWRP using rashr but is showed an error "hab check failed for recovery failed to validate recovery image", I ignored for that time but now, I can't use my device because of it. I downloaded an ota update for 4.4.4 and pressed install now, my phone shut down and then it tried to get into recovery and again this error, I selected Normal Powerup but, it would, after one or two minutes, again shut down to install the update. I wanted to know if there is a way to stop it and can I get stock recovery from anywhere to solve it??:confused::(
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bernida:
you can get the right stock image of your phone here (non-GPE):

http://sbf.droid-developers.org/phone.php?device=14

simply open the zip and look for the recovery.img file

then just put your device in bootloader mode and via

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

you can get your stock recovery and hopefully then your 4.4.4 update will work :)
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mokkami:
Then you are lucky, that your phone is still not upgraded to 4.4.4.

Just download the factory image from the location as mentionend before and restore.

Now my personal advice:

Do not upgrade to 4.4.4. There is still no Factory image out there.

I am in that situation that my Phone does not boot and i have to reflash.

It is not possible to Downgrade to older Versions for the moment. At least not a clean solution.

So actually i and some others need a solution to make a phone out of their brick.

Hope the factory image will come quick, or at least a proper solution to Downgrade.
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nitish159:
I didn't see any firmware matching my system version so I found a number matching my starting numbers in system update, and downloaded a random file with those results
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nitish159:
Thanks a tonne, I could upgrade to 4.4.4 and it allowed me to connect to my lg tv usinf wifi direct which further allowed me to use miracast but, the video sometimes get stuck, don't know where the problem is, phone or tv
[HTC One Mini] justyjust:
hi people

I'm getting a little pissed that EE has not sent out any updates for my HTC One Mini, I brought the phone and unlocked it from EE. But i use HG3 network i recently unlocked my boot loader but can i turn my phone into a HG3 phone by changing the kernels from the HTC web site or something like that??? i don't need any fancy rom but just want to update it.

Please help thanks j
[HTC One Mini] htc_one_mini_m4:
Since you unlocked your bootloader, you're already limited to updating your software through manual installation of custom built ROMs.

( once you unlock the bootloader you can't update via the standard OTA method ).

If you want to have lots of stuff including some features that others consider "unnecessary" ( e.g. Blinkfeed, Google Chrome, Stocks, etc ) then I'd update my phone to the standard ( stock ) 4.4.2 with Sense 6 ROM ( found here: http://xdaforums.com/htc-one-mini/development/rom-official-stock-sense-6-rom-firmware-t2817921 ) [ instructions on how to install: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=54239201&postcount=61 ] or the latest InsertCoin ROM [ here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2753784 ]

If you'd like to have a "plain" Android version for you to install whatever you like starting nearly from scratch, you can give SlimKat ROM a try.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nitemare3219:
I've been a Nexus user for the pats few years. I'm diving into the G3 because I'm a sucker for the specs and the phone itself looks great. I have a Nexus 5, but this device makes me want to jump and try something else.

I haven't received it yet, but some of the LG features do look useful. I can't say I like the skin too much though, and I want to try Android L when it is released. My last non-Nexus device was the T-Mobile G2, and it did get a stock Android ROM without much hassle. Is it safe to say the LG G3 will be the same since we're only talking stock Android? I imagine a lot of useful features such as knock-code won't be able to get imported though, am I correct?
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samsungwarrior:
Does anybody know whether full phone mirroring works on the tab 3.8 on the new kit kat rom (unrooted.) with the chrome cast or does it only work with 4.4.3 and 4.4.4 roms that have been rooted. Thanks.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Andypandiiee:
Hey, im running Android 4.3.1 and if i leave my touchpad on standby for an hour so, the wifi drops out and i cannot access the setting app and as a result, i have to reboot my touchpad. Do you have any solutions? Cheers
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gtallmadge:
Have you tried setting WiFi to never be on during sleep?
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jcobreros:
I've seen on several threads that the behavior of the pressure sensor can indicate lack of water tightness.

While I'm watching the pressure sensure value, I press on the screen and I see the pressure go up. The pressure then slowly goes down to atmospheric pressure.

When I release my finger, the pressure goes down and slowly goes up to atmospheric again.

What this tells me is that the phone is not AIR tight. Air is slowly going into the phone, and the pressure equalizes.

Is this normal for this phone? Should I expect the pressure to be "constant" while I press on the screen?
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keithljh:
I'm not sure, but the phone should be good. IP, ingress protection, states that water can still enter the phone, but at harmless values that will not affect the functionality of the phone.

Sent from my D6503
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jcobreros:
Thanks!

I guess that makes sense. Water tight != Air tight.

This all started because I'm getting so paranoid from reading bad things at XDA. Magnetic port falling, little gap, failing flaps, etc.

I've had it for about a month and haven't had a single problem (14W19). Fingers crossed.
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keithljh:
Glad I could help!

Sent from my D6503
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] defsix:
No. Water Tight ≠ Air Tight. Ingress Protection is a measurenet of Dust particle and/or Water Ingress. If you squeeze the air out of your phone the place it in water it will attempt to draw in the water or dust through any slight opening .

The phone according to Sony is IP58 (It is also rated as IP55, I don't believe it can have 2 ratings, clearly Sony don't fully comprehend IP ratings either.)

The First digit refers to particle ingress, in the case of the Z2 it's 5 (Ingress of dust is not entirely prevented, but it must not enter in sufficient quantity to interfere with the satisfactory operation of the equipment; complete protection against contact (dust proof)), this also means it 1,2,3,4 proof too.

The second digit is 8 (The equipment is suitable for continuous immersion in water under conditions which shall be specified by the manufacturer. Normally, this will mean that the equipment is hermetically sealed. However, with certain types of equipment, it can mean that water can enter but only in such a manner that it produces no harmful effects.)
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] monry:
I'm still curious, can anyone else check the behaviour of pressure sensor in service menu while pressing on Z2 a little?

Also, there is no such thing like amount of water that's not causing harmful effects on electronics. Waterproof phone must be 100% sealed, no water can enter. Electronics + water = corrosion begins.
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Li-polymers:
From what I tested the phone is quite air tight, from an pressure test when flaps are CLOSED the pressure increases because air has no where to go like squeezing a bottle it gets tighter. But when flaps are OPEN no changes to the pressure because it equalizes immediately like a open bottle air is freely to move and stay 1atm. So if the air pressure stays the same then the phone isn't waterproof.

Sent from my Xperia Z2
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nurps:
Mine equalizes with a short delay...interesting the phone has this kind of sensor..
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bullwar:
pressure sensor doesnt react at all

Hello my pressure sensor is showing 982,2 +/-0,1 milibar

when i press on phone with closed or open flaps still the same... does it mean it is absolutely useless and not waterproof phone despite i bought as a waterproof one..and have already replaced second handset because of water damage from water tap...nor saying about diving it into water
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mariosraptor:
Yes. It is not waterproof. Send it back.
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tiu Fiu:
1- As said before, the phone is not air tight, just water tight - and also, only to fresh water - Sony specifically states that in the user manual and in the Z2's White Paper (sort of a spreadsheet with some technical details you can find on Sony's mobile developer website).

2- The fact that your barometer (pressure sensor) goes up when you press it and then goes down (and goes the other way around when you stop applying pressure on in) is exactly the way a barometer works - it calculates small momentaneous changes (the pressure you suddenly applied) to the environment pressure around the device and corrects the value. A very, very simple way to see it is that it "understands" that the extra amount of pressure it suddenly read is an incorrect value of ambient pressure and recalculates the actual value of ambient pressure taking into account that extra amount, thus returning to the actual value of the atmospheric pressure).

In other words, the barometer you have on your device (and that is exactly what we have on our phone - a barometer, which is a pressure sensor specifically dedicated to measuring the environment - or atmospheric - pressure) uses some quite specific and technical calculations (which would be too geeky to explain here) to try and come close to the actual atmospheric pressure, correcting any sort of "misbehaviours" on the reading (which is what we do when we press the device and then let it go).

If our device was air tight, when we travel from a place at ocean level, say, from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to a city in a higher level, say Lima, Peru, the internal air pressure on the device would probably pop one of the ports open (or both). Hell, they would probably pop open by simply flying on a standard commercial airplane, which has a much lower internal atmospheric pressure when flying at 30000 feet (around 60% of the atmospheric pressure when at sea level).

To sum up, don't worry about the value of the BAROMETER (doesn't hurt to stress that) going up and down, it is exactly the way it is supposed to work. You do need to worry when it doesn't when applying pressure with the ports closed, like the dude above me mentioned - it may be a sign that the device is somehow not water resistant (though I doubt any Sony Service Center will accept that as a reason to replace a device - like I said, the explanation is too technical for most people to even bother to understand).

Hope this helps a bit...
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jcobreros:
Hey! Thanks for your reply. I agree with what you said except on one point.

The pressure reading going up then down when I press and hold is due to the pressure slowly equalizing between the phone and the atmosphere. As I press on the glass I reduce the volume inside the phone. The pressure goes up. The extra air tends to leak through gaps in the phone, though not instantaneously (because of the resistance that these tiny gaps pose to air flow). This is why we have time to see the pressure go up and then down. If the covers were open (and air was free(er) to move around) then pressing on the screen wouldn't have any effect on the pressure reading.

My point is that the barometer doesn't measure "momentaneous" changes in pressure. There's nothing in the barometer (hardware or software) that tells it "hey, this pressure increase was weird, let's cancel it out". The barometer blindly reports the pressure that it measures (after compensating for things like temperature). If it acted like you say, then real pressure changes (like what you would experience in an elevator in a tall building) would be impossible to diferentiate from "fake" pressure increases caused by pressing on the glass.

I think most of what you said is correct. I just wanted to comment on that one point, but I could be wrong here too!
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jcobreros:
So I guess there's no such a thing as a completely sealed phone. If this was the case then the phone would explode, implode, or pop the covers upon big pressure changes.

So there is always some gap that lets the air pressure SLOWLY equalize.

And the key here is the word SLOWLY. If we submerge our phone and the gaps are small enough, then water pressure (which increases with depth) would both press the covers and try to get in though any gaps. But due to water surface tension and the positive air pressure inside the phone, water will have a hard time getting in (for the same reason that liquids don't fall out of syringes unless we press on the piston).

If the gaps are so big that it offers no resistance to air flow, then water will have a much easier time getting in, as there is nothing holding it out from the other side of the gap (and we would see bubbles coming out of the phone, as the air is being evacuated by the entering water). Even worse, when you leave the water and the pressure exerted by the column of water stops, the phone body will return to its original volume, sucking in air AND REMAINING WATER inside the phone. This is bad.

So the question is: how small do the gaps have to be? How SLOWLY should the air pressure equalize for it to be considered a good water resistant phone?

Some people say they don't see any increse in pressure at all. I think this is a clear sign of a bad seal. But who has the BEST SEALED Xperia?

We might be able to come up with our own "Standarized test" to check for this and compare water tightness.

If we all use a sensor logging program and press on the screen and record the pressure curve as it goes down, we sould be able to compute a sort of "air resistance coefficient", which even if it doesn't have any useful units, could serve as a comparison tool.

This would also be a pretty easy Android program to make.

Thoughts?
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tiu Fiu:
The assumptions you've made are correct up to a certain point. And it all comes to the degree of water resistance.

Basically, our phone has an Ingress Protection (IP) level of 55/58. The second digit (5 and 8) is related to the water ingress protection. It basically says that the device can endure water submersion and low pressure water flow for a certain amount of time on a certain amount of depth, which has to be specified by the manufacturer. That is why, on every single marketing scheme, Sony HAS to specifically state the amount of time (UP TO 30 minutes) and the maximum depth (UP TO 1,5 m) on FRESH water. Sony is pratically obliged to stress such values due to IP Standards and liability (if it neglected to state those values, it would be subject to pretty much EVERY form of lawsuit from water damaged phones and would probably lose the IP rating even before the phone itself had hit the stores).

Now it all comes to the situation in which the phone is water resistant. Anything outside those parameters (depth, time submerged, anything other than fresh water) and that is it, no more IP rating, no more water resistance, and you, the one who submitted the phone to those unspecified parameters, are the sole responsible for the outcome.

Under no circunstance has Sony or anyone else ever even suggested the Z2 (or any other water resistance Xperia, for that matter) to be airsealed, which would be a lot harder to do on a industrial scale flagship smartphone, and would certainly not be achieved with a simple rubber seal on the ports, a specially built headphone jack, a handfull of sealed microphone, speakers and buttons and some glue on both the front and back panels. Hell, those possible ingress points (rubber sealed ports, headphone jack, microphones, speakers, buttons, glued panels) include a nearly impratical amount of variables to be researched and certainly would not be commercially viable (again, just to have an air tight phone).

When push comes to shove, it is all about the situation that it is specified to be protected - which is true for every IP-rated equipment, including industrial equipment, such as pumps, compressors, turbines, electric motors and so on.

And about the frame bending to water pressure, aluminum is very resistant. It would need a much higher depth to even begin to stress it - certainly a lot more than the plastic ports, mictophone and speaker seals, button seals and even the front and back panels can handle. They would be long gone before the aluminum frame would feel anything.
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] o0 Matt 0o:
You state that the Z2 has an ip rating of Ip55/58. I thought the second number relates to water not the first. The 5 being for water jets and the 8 for water immersion.

Tiu Fiu, according to wikipedia, the first number relates to solid particle protection. The second number relates to water protection as pictured below.

The 5 from ip55 relating to water jets with the 8 from ip58 relating to water immersion.

Link to info

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/IP_Code