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[Android Themes] Sandivisi:
great. thanks!
[Moto X Q&A] UnrealZoidberg:
Whenever I connect to Wifi or LTE, a fullscreen pop up appears. It looks like the background of the settings application. I have no idea what is causing it and it is driving me crazy. I just got this phone recently and I would like to send it back if this issue persists.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFfKR58lM-s&feature=youtu.be

A webcam quality video of what happens. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
[Moto X Q&A] fury683:
I had the same thing. http://xdaforums.com/moto-x/moto-x-qa/unknown-app-flashing-toggling-wifi-t2672301

I never really solved it, but it was either fixed by upgrading to 4.4.2 or the FDR that happened when I unlocked my bootloader.

Do you have an OTA pending? Mine didn't seem to start doing it until I started getting the OTA message every few hours, and stopped after I updated, but also did a wipe before upgrading.
[Nokia X] symbuzzer:
Hi dear XL users. I found a bug on my XL. When I were enabling Enhance Web Accessibility option from Accessibility settings under Settings, I couldnt disable it again. (You can try, bu I recommend to you make backup first.) So I tried to disable this option and I successed.

Maybe Nokia X has this bug too, I dont know. You can try this patch on it but please make a backup firstly.

This patched settings.apk also hides Fastlane option under Settings, but you can still reach fastlane settings from stock launcher. (I dont use it so I removed for making my phone more native android)

You need to copy this apk to system/app folder and reboot. Good luck.
[Design, Prototyping, UI, Graphics] DACF:
OpenMES searching for Developers

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Hi guys, im looking for some interested people to be the new revolution for the emulation world!

What's OpenMES?

OpenMES is an idea based on projects like RetroArch, OpenEmu, Mednafen, HyperSpin, etc. Like the others will be totally open source.

Idea

For any interested person, this is a community project, therefore, no payments or remuneration, would be for the love of art and revolutionize the world of emulators to put all into one and with a simple, nice, elegant interface.

Design WIP

To make this possible we need:

- Contributers

- Developers

- Designers

- Manager

https://sourceforge.net/projects/open-mes/

Contact me: dacf_mx@hotmail.com​
[One (M8) General] narta:
[MENTION=1336289]upl[/MENTION]eaks: HTC W8 bootloader supports HTC M8#UL and M8#WL...Devs, can you port Windows Phone 8.1 to HTC M8?

https://twitter.com/upleaks/status/499843722956115968
[XDA Assist] kiko2199:
Hi

I have a samsung galaxy s4 GT-I9500 i am on 4.2.2 i rooted it then i wanted to update it so i unrooted and tried updating to 4.4.2 , the installation gets to 30% and then there is an adroid logo with an exclamation mark and it says error and reboots , I tried wiping the cache then updating it didnt work then i wiped to factory settings and it did the same thing now when i try wiping the cache it does the same error

PLZZZZ HELPPP

Thank you all
[XDA Assist] It_ler:
Please have a look here: [GUIDE] Unroot/Unbrick, Flash official stock firmware on Galaxy S4 GT-I9500 & I9505.

I think this guide has everything you need to fix the issue.

For further questions you can post in this thread directly, or use the general Q&A section of your device here: Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting.
[XDA Assist] kiko2199:
I dont need a guide to unroot it is already unrooted it says my device status is official i just cant update
[XDA Assist] It_ler:
The guide is also useful to flash back stock firmware ... which is needed to get OTA updates to work again.

Please use the guide thread or the S4's Q&A/troubleshooting forum (which I have also linked in my previous answer) for further questions.

XDA Assist is only for pointing you to the best place to get help.

As I have already done it > thread closed.
[HTC One X] nickone:
I successfully flashed cyanogenmod 11x last night. I followed the steps and everything works great! The phone boots fine, all features work ok. I had a slight issue of it hanging on the CM logo, but I powered down, booted to hboot > factory reset, and it booted up fine the second time.

Strangely, I don't seem to be able to get into recovery any more? if I go into hboot > recovery it just boots CM. I tried flashing the recovery again using fastboot, as I did when first installing CM, but it still doesn't work. Next I installed Rom Manager, installed the latest CWM, and rebooting into it from there - Still doesn't work.

Any suggestions?
[HTC One X] Angelo37:
I had the same problem i was flashing the boot.img in the recovery partition. Fastboot flash recovery [recovery.img]

Fastboot flash boot [boot.img]
[HTC One X] myheroduane:
Lol once I had opposite problem. Flashed a recovery as a kernel lol just kept bootlooping recovery..

Sent from my alarm clock.
[HTC One X] nickone:
Thanks! flash recovery did it!
[General Questions and Answers] VilleE:
Hi, is it possible to extract fully working installation of Android from one device and then install it to another? The devices are similar, but the another one is apparently having some issues because it cannot finish factory reset. No need to preserve data files (downloaded software, pictures etc.) but just restore the device to working condition.

Device has ATM7021 CPU, 512MB, 8GB, 10.1" display and Android 4.2.2. Model number is P706.

A device branded GD IPPO looks similar but these tablets I have are not branded.
[General Questions and Answers] lhanx:
Hi, I know that it's a post long time ago.

It's possible to do it by making a full nandroid backup of your device firmware if your device has a custom recovery installed.

Unfortunately, I haven't found any custom recovery for ATM7021a yet.

Anyone have any idea how to install CWM or TWRP on ATM7021A? Thanks In Advance.:D
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] ravenclaw:
Hi im seeking help to where i can download this software can't find it :/

TY all for help

And can i buy 3,5mm adapter or good ear plugs....
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] liva:
here you can find the 3.3 version
[ONE General] anichhatre:
Hello Friends:

I have orderded my Oneplus one from Aliexpress with EMS singapore shipping. Its stuck at Mumbai Customs since 2 Aug 2014.

Does any one has same experience as above?

Please share your thoughts to help people to get parcel cleared by customs.
[ONE General] vpathak077:
have you declared the cost?
[ONE General] anichhatre:
Yes seller declared cost as $50 USD and as GIFT. Not sure if I shd contact customs.
[ONE General] Naddict:
Please go here for further discussion...http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2732661
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SiChip:
Hi,

So, I screwed up.

I tried updating my Note 3 (N9007, functionally identical to N9005 except for modem) to the latest ROM out for my model, the TGY region KitKat ROM from here (N9007ZHU3ANG2), but as it was flashing, it failed close to the start of flashing system.img.ext4 with a "not a valid system.img file" or similar to that, leaving me with a phone that will boot into either Download or Emergency Download mode, no recovery.

I tried flashing the OPS region update (N9007DIUCNE6), but despite it being the same version of Android, the SW REV CHECK comes back as a fail because the phone now has the boot.img, recovery.img etc from the TGY region ROM.

EDIT: I should clarify the numbers should refer to Android versions and this prevents people from downgrading their device via Odin.

Re-flashing the CF Auto-Root file doesn't help get me into at least recovery, it would shut down after showing the splash screen with a message about SELinux not enabled (I can't remember this exactly, so I'm guessing here). Flashing back to the TGY region ROM brought me back to where I started.

I've heard in various places that thanks to the N9005 and N9007 models being almost identical, bar the modem, that ROMs for the N9005 model will work on the N9007 model, albeit without the modem working.

I can't boot into recovery though, so that limits me to anything I can flash with Odin.

Are there any Odin-flashable ROMs that may work to bring my phone back to life?

Also, might this work to resolve my problem?

I want to resolve this problem, but I feel that if I act brashly, I'll further screw up my phone.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nicholaschum:
Did you try to flash a newer ROM from another region? Usually bootloaders can be flashed inter-region without failing to flash aboot, but when you try to flash the latest stock from your own region, it will fail due to not being the latest.

This was very common when flashing BTU stock on a TGY/HKG device. People had to either wait for a software upgrade, or follow guides like these: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2627291 but I'm not sure if this link would be of any help to you.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SiChip:
Yes, that's exactly what I tried, the TGY region ROM is newer than the OPS region ROM (I have an Australian N9007, so its native region is OPS)

If I tried just flashing only the system.img.ext4 from my native region's ROM, do you think that might succeed in fixing that, seeming that it was the system.img.ext4 file that failed to flash?

EDIT: Scratch that, Odin doesn't want to even see the .img.ext4 files as flashable files.

Alternatively, are there any Odin-flashable N9005 ROMs that I can later reflash the N9007 4.4.2 KitKat modem onto afterwards?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SiChip:
More stuff I've thought about:

Could the HK model N9007 have a different partition table to the AU model N9007? Could this be causing the system.img.ext4 file to not flash properly?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nicholaschum:
You can flash the modem later just by tossing it into the CP section of Odin.

---------- Post added at 01:10 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:09 AM ----------

HK Model phones usually have a different required PIT file, but as it's a totally different model number, I cannot guarantee anything.

Why would there be a N9007? What's the difference between N9007 and N9005? EDIT: Found out what. TD-LTE.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SiChip:
I used to do this with my old Galaxy S II, which was a model GT-I9100T instead of GT-I9100, there was no physical difference at all between these models except that the I9100T modems worked better with their intended modem.bin. I just don't want to flash to the latest BTU ROM and find that I get an error halfway through again because of different partitioning, causing me to be stuck with an even newer kernel version, lowering my options for Odin flashing even more.

My particular N9007 is the 32 GB Optus-branded model, if that helps at all.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nicholaschum:
I heard the N9007 has a modem it requires that is different from N9005 modems. Flash the N9007 modem seperately by extracting the md5 file and taking modem.bin out, place it into CP and flash in Odin.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SiChip:
This is stuff I know already, I'm just anxious over whether or not the 32 GB N9007's partitioning would make it fail again and leave me with an even newer bootloader that I still won't be able to downgrade from.

EDIT: Well crap, I might be in that situation already, NG2 seems like the newest bootloader and that seems to be what was in the TGY-region ROM I tried flashing.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SiChip:
Update:

I've done some searching, found a recent post in another thread about the Australian Optus N9007. If this is true, I should be able to flash a stock ROM for the N9005 with the NG2 bootloader and things should be fine. Because my case is a little different, I might need to reflash the modem anyway, but this basically says custom ROMs should work just fine.

AFAIK, the only hardware difference is the modem, so as long as that is it, then everything should be fine. My concerns about the differing partitioning MIGHT be irrelevant if it is only the Hong Kong N9007 that has different partitioning, leaving the Optus N9007 with the regular partitioning.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yiannig:
Hey bud, I'm in the same boat, did you end up fixing this?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SiChip:
Not yet, still working on it.

My next attempt to fix it will be to combine the system.img of the OPS ROM with the rest of the TGY ROM and seeing if that will succeed in flashing.

If it does work, I will upload the file and notify you.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SiChip:
So, I'm trying to figure out if the ROM parts need to be added into the TAR in a specific order or not, I don't want to further screw up my already soft-bricked phone.

It might also help if I knew what each part of the ROM is, below is a screenshot of the archive contents in alphabetical order.

Using tar to extract the ROM with the verbose tag has shown that there is indeed an order that the files are in in the ROM, and that there is a difference between the OPS ROM and the TGY ROM. Note the different position of the modem.bin file.

Now, I've come to the conclusion that if I omit the boot.img file from the OPS ROM or switch it with the boot.img from the TGY ROM, I could create a ROM that succeeds in flashing, but I'm not sure if the aboot.mbn file contains what specifies that it is an NG2 ROM or not, that one file confuses me.

If anyone knows what files I will need to omit/replace to make an NG2-compatible OPS ROM, that would help greatly.

EDIT: I tried downloading an N9005 ROM and checking its contents, the order is different again.

I have a feeling that if I re-order the N9005 ROM and replace the modem.bin with the N9007 modem, I might be able to create a working ROM. Does anyone see any flaws in this plan?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yiannig:
I like the concept and in essence it should work, but the whole phone firmware version authentication is dumb as.

I too had the n9007 from Optus with 4.3 stock, flashed TGY Hong Kong n9007 newer firmware with 4.4.2 in order to get rid of branding, but it kept saying open in service/download mode. No possibility to get into recovery.

I read on the internet that Odin 3.07 is better with the note 3 and for some strange reason I downloaded a latest note 3 n9005 firmware from the UK BTU and the phone appears to be booting but is stuck at the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 start up logo. The plus side now is that I have access to recovery when holding Vol Up, Home and Power. Wipe Data and Cache doesn't help as an error pops up even before that, that the system folder is missing... This is where I'm at so far.

So either we have a flash which we can combine with N9005 firmware with N9007 modem and try flash it through Odin, but I have a feeling that it will knock it back. Not sure if flashing from the external memory will help?

I remember back in the days, you can flash minor updates to the phone via SD card, or could we do some magic through adb?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SiChip:
I'll give it a shot with Odin 3.07, could you please link me which N9005 BTU ROM you used?

You might be able to put a custom ROM on an SD card like SweetROM and get system back with that. I've heard of SweetROM working on the N9007 model.

As for the modem, flash the modem.bin from the 4.4.2 OPS ROM separately afterwards, that should get you your modem working.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yiannig:
I used N9005XXUGNG1_N9005OXAGNG1_BTU, but when I look into recovery, it has the TGY boot rom version which is strange.

Can you get into recovery?

I'd install SweetROM but I want to maintain warranty and keep it stock.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SiChip:
I can't get into recovery, and by using Odin to flash, you've already tripped Knox and flipped the warranty bit to 0x1, sorry about that. Check the download mode screen for your Knox warranty status, just in case I'm wrong.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yiannig:
Mine is still at 0x0.

It should only go to 0x1 if you flash unofficial or root flashes.

I'm trying to get the phone to go into emergency recovery and then to force it to upgrade through a standard recovery/upgrade in Kies.

On my PC it will not recognise the phone, but my mac is downloading the update, so I'll report how I go.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yiannig:
No go, back to square one.

I was reading a forum which you've probably already read, which states something about taking out the boot from the TGY firmware, repacking it and then trying to flash it. I tried this, but ODIN wouldn't authenticate the file...

I can't get into recovery now...

Another comment I read was that we would probably have to wait for Samsung to release a newer firmware for our phones. Optus is usually slow as when it comes to releasing new firmware. The problem is that we flashed the latest boot on our phones. The Optus firmware, apparently uses an older boot, hence why we get the error code when trying to flash back.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SiChip:
Hmmm, that was one of my ideas, removing boot.img. Did you try removing aboot.mbn and sbl1.mbn too? I think that might solve the auth error.

Alternatively, try removing them from the OPS ROM and re-flash that.

Could you link the forum you're talking about, just in case I haven't seen it, please?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yiannig:
Its this one "Hong Kong 16GB Note 3 SM-N9005 softbrick" http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2486605

Similar thing, but applies to n9005

I think it's because of the .MD5 file type with TAR.

I'm looking at the n9008 firmware now. Still so annoying we have bricked phones....
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SiChip:
So, I found out that even though flashing that NG1 N9005 firmware failed, I now have recovery again.

Next problem, /system can't mount in recovery, error "Invalid argument".

If I can somehow mount it properly, I can recover my phone by flashing a CWM ROM. Will report back on how I go.

yiannig or anyone else: do you know if the N9005 CWM recovery is able to be flashed to the N9007?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yiannig:
Just thought I'd add, our N9007 made for the Optus market is 32GB, the Hong Kong one is 16GB http://www.samsung.com/hk_en/consumer/mobile/mobile-phones/lte-products/SM-N9007ZKATGY?subsubtype=lte-mobile-phone

I presume the partition map of the file system is set for 16GB and when we flash it, it goes berserk since it's 32GB.

I had recovery up earlier, that's what I meant by flashing the N9005 BTU firmware, but that got me no where. I think we'll have to play around with extracting and mixing up or omitting some files in the OPS and TGY firmware.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SiChip:
Quick update:

Still bricked. Can't flash custom ROM, stock recovery can't mount /system, errors out with "invalid argument". CWM Recovery for the N9005 model goes into a bootloop when I try use it, flashing back to the TGY N9007 ROM restores the previous recovery, and fail-flashing N9005XXUGNG1_N9005OXAGNG1_N9005XXUGNG1_HOME.tar.md5 gives me access to recovery. TWRP is another recovery option, but again, only build is for N9005, no N9007-specific build, though one Chinese site had the TWRP app with references to it working on the N9007.

Not sure if my battery will die eventually or not, but Download mode works without the battery in the phone. It was fully charged before I soft-bricked it, and it's almost new, so hopefully that means it won't misbehave in that manner.

Will try flashing TWRP at a later time and seeing if that can mount /system.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yiannig:
Just wanted to say, thank you to all the "gurus" for their help.

Finally got the phone up and running.

Combination of flashing TWRP N9005 recovery, tripping KNOX, then trying out a few custom ROMs and got N3 Echoe ROM v16 to run on the phone. IMEI is working and no trouble with the modem.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nomaj:
Hello...

I was wondering how hard is to implement CM Privacy Guard to stock 4.4.4?

I konw that OpenPDroid has an autopacher tool... is it possible to do it in same manner?

tnx.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wh1t3Rose:
[MENTION=665991]normaj[/MENTION] Don't think it will work. But there are plenty of alternatives. 4.4 has App Ops. It's just hidden by default. Download a FREE App Ops manager. That will give you GUI access. Trickster Mod has a App Ops enabler built in if you use that app.

Edit: then again maybe App Ops was only in 4.3 but taken out after. Can't remember. If you have Xposed there are modules that do the same thing. There's also XPrivacy. Can't remember if that's a module or just an app.

Edit 2: OK XPrivacy is an app in the play store but requires XPosed.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Elluel:
Privacy Guard is just built in top of App Ops to add the notification/option to block permissions on newly installed apps. App Ops is a hidden feature in Android 4.3+ (disabled by default in KK). There are various ways to re-enable it in KK, either by manually decompiling and editing smali or with an Xposed module. Most custom ROMs have it pre-enabled by default, and some have CM's "Privacy Guard" added too.

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App Ops exists in KK (and even the L developer preview) but it's disabled, there are smali edits to re-enable it on stock. And theres an Xposed module, "App Ops Xposed" that does that same thing but with Xposed. :p
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wh1t3Rose:
Just in case you are on stock and don't want Xposed. And you are not rooted. I just found this. I'm on Rooted L Prev and will be trying this. So glad I just found it.

http://goo.gl/Jr22br

Oh and [MENTION=5666997]Lethargy[/MENTION] stay out of my threads. Lol jk :silly:
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Elluel:
You first </3
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wh1t3Rose:
OK that app isn't so bad. It edits the app and removes permissions. Then it recompiles the apk with the permissions removed and then reinstalls the app for you. If you don't have root this is an excellent application as it's easy to use despite the hoops the app has to jump through. But if you have root access you will want to did an app that can edit permissions without reinstalling the app.

Also with the app above you have to do this everytime your edited apps update.

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My head just exploded. How do I stay out of my own threads. That's not even possible. Twilight Zone?
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Elluel:
By not posting at all! jk

To be fair though, I clicked on the thread before you replied then didn't look at it for a few minutes :p
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wh1t3Rose:
But if I don't post at all then it was never my thread to begin with. Man I feel like Sheldon from Big Bang Theory. Lol
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Elluel:
Shh, deal with it ;)

Off topic rant: in Australia, every carrier/tech store I walk into, there are accessories (cases, screen protectors) for every single phone, including the LG G3, HTC One M8, Oppo Find 7, even the OnePlus One.

But the Nexus 5? Ask and they're like "NOPE WTF IS THAT PHONE WE DON'T HAVE ANYTHING FOR YOU". :(
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zephiK:
That is extremely weird. It should be the other way around as nexus 5 gets more sales than the oneplus one.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Elluel:
Yeah, but oh well. The internet exists :p
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wh1t3Rose:
wtf