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[Huawei Ascend P7] kolembo:
well done, it's fun!
[Huawei Ascend P7] kopek:
nice one

Can U make with analog clock on lock screen?
[Huawei Ascend P7] Hooshang:
helo.nice theme.

can you please make this theme for P6 EMUI2.3? Thanks.
[Huawei Ascend P7] Aristoteles43:
Very nice. Thank you:D
[Huawei Ascend P7] inrope:
good topic, I like:good: , thanks
[Huawei Ascend P7] lipaaa:
Hey Mate,

Is great theme and Ive got question, is possible to change only the navbar keys if somebody uses another launcher? Can U tell is complicated or not and witch tool uses to do it?
[Huawei Ascend P7] Ziolek67:
Hi Darko,

This is my favorite theme. But there is a small issue in notification bar. Sound icon is in a bit another colour than rest icons. Could You change it ?

Spoiler content hidden.

Sent from my HUAWEI P7-L10
[Huawei Ascend P7] paulocarneiropaulo:
please help

hello,

where can i find these themes to download to install in my p7?

anyone could be so kind to share the themes files?

many thanks,
[Huawei Ascend P7] Ziolek67:
Links from #2 post still work. :)

Sent from my HUAWEI P7-L10
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Jcratcliffe_:
MOD EDIT: POST DELETED. YOU ARE ONLY ALLOWED TO PUT A DISCREET LINK TO YOUR SWAPPA LISTING IN YOUR SIGNATURE. NO THREADS OR POSTS!

Thanks

FNSM
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Anzzle:
Hi everyone,

I've just bought an used HTC One M7 that was locked to Three UK but I managed to get it unlocked via a code from ebay. The phone is on 4.1.2 and the recovery mode shows S-ON, LOCKED so I'm guessing its all stock. The CID is H3G_001 and the OTA updater keeps saying that I'm already on the latest update. The phone isn't rooted either. I've already tried resetting to factory settings but that didn't help. I've had a look at RUU's but couldn't find anything for Three UK/H3G_001.

Could anyone tell me how I could get the Sense 6 update? I've tried clearing the data/cache in the updater and google services framework but still nothing. I don't want to tamper with the bootloader etc if possible.

Thanks,

Anthony
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] majmoz:
Updates are dependent on the carrier for carrier locked phones. It is possible that H3G has not updated their phone. A lot of people will S-OFF their phone to change their CID & MID to get the updates quicker by going to either the Int'l (.401) version or the DevEd (.1540) version which are updated directly from HTC. Your version is .771. For carrier updates, you must remain on the carrier's network to receive them. Check with H3G to see if an update is available and when or if you can expect to receive it.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Anzzle:
Hey there, thanks for your reply.

I've had a look around the internet and I've found the OTA update zip for my phone from 4.1.2 to 4.2 (1.28.771 to 2.24.771), then another one OTA zip for 4.2 to 4.3 (2.24.771 to 3.62.771). However the issue now is, I can't flash it using the stock recovery as I have S-ON I believe and it throws back an "invalid operation" error when I try to apply an update via internal storage. I'm trying to get S-OFF but I'm not having any luck at the moment, as ideally I don't want to mess with the bootloader. I'll give it another go tomorrow, given up for tonight.

The phone is for my brother and he's fine with 4.1.2/Sense 5 tbh but would like Sense 6 features if possible. :confused:
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Seanie280672:
if you don't want to mess with the bootloader then try Sunshine to s-off: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=53624322
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] majmoz:
OTA update is flashed in stock recovery. Here is a post explaining the OTA process. This post might explain what you are missing for the OTA to work. I think you must select from "internal storage" instead of "sdcard" when you install the OTA.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Anzzle:
I've tried following the process but it just gives a "Invalid Operation" message when ever I select from Internal Storage. I'm losing patience with this, why can't OTA just work.

Thanks for your help anyways.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alray:
you can't manually flash ota with a s-on phone, only s-off.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] majmoz:
Try following this post. Make sure that your version number matches exactly the second version in the file name. Change the name to "update.zip" and place in the SDCARD.
[General Topics] jaceuk:
somone at work asked me about pda/smartphone with inbuilt gps system,i only knew the mio

are there any others that are small and have gps,that i can refer him toward thanks
[General Topics] pinhead:
Take a look at the HTC Artemis, the iPAQ 6915, and the upcoming Eten M700. I am truly enjoying the 6915 right now and am really interested in the other two. They are really all great for their own reasons...
[Samsung Gear Live] applefag:
As title states, I am in EU and looking for a quick distributor, any recommendations ?
[Samsung Gear Live] Mihnea1996:
Play Store. If PS is not available in your country, use a forwarding service. It's not very expensive. Forward2me.com is the site.
[Sprint LG G2] official.xian:
Okay, so I think I understand all this, but help me out anyways please. I know that once you take the ZVA OTA you can't easily flash an AOSP ROM like CyanogenMod, and this is because something in ZVA (the radio?) patched Loki, right? So what has to be changed (if anything besides going back to ZV8-) to be able to flash an AOSP ROM? And after doing whatever that is, can I then use Nandroids and Titanium to switch between, say CyanogenMod and the original software that came on my phone? Thanks, just trying to understand how it all works. :)
[Sprint LG G2] secret.animal:
Your best option is to tot to zva, put recovery, flash your cm.
[Sprint LG G2] official.xian:
Ugh but tot'ing is such a PITA
[Sprint LG G2] secret.animal:
Aosp are in zva radio firmware. Current is zvc radio with zvd firmware.
[Sprint LG G2] official.xian:
Okay so if I .TOT back to LS980ZVA, root with ioroot, put TWRP on with AutoRec, then make a backup and flash CyanogenMod, wipe dalvik, system, cache, and data, I should have CyanogenMod? Then will I be able to restore to that backup to be on the LG software?
[Sprint LG G2] official.xian:
Okay, last night I downloaded the LS980ZVA_01.TOT from StorageCow and reset back to stock.

Download LS980ZVA_01.TOT

Open LGFlashTool

Open .DLL and .TOT

Put LS980 into Download Mode

Start LGFlashTool process.

Plug in LS980

Phone is flashed to stock ZVA

Run ioroot

Phone is rooted

Download AutoRec and Install

Run AutoRec to install TWRP recovery

Go into TWRP, make backup

Wipe System, Dalvik Cache

Wipe Data, Cache

Install cm-11-20140810-NIGHTLY-ls980

Wipe Dalvik & Cache

Install ls980_noOC-simple-v5 (dr87's Kernel)

Reboot

Get "LG Security Error"

I tried this in several different combinations from wiping dalvik and cache to not, to flashing Kernel and not, etc. none worked, and when I restored my backup, I was stuck in a black screen boot loop (just notification LED changing colors). So help me out here, please. I'd like to be able to switch easily between CyanogenMod and LG software. I know that I can get CM on ZV8, but I kinda want my Spark.
[Sprint LG G2] MeestaAytch:
Can't have your cake and eat it too unfortunately. ZV8 you must go
[Sprint LG G2] Ascertion:
You need ZV8 modem, and you cannot flash Simplekernel onto CM11. There's not any stable kernels on Cm11 except for the CM11 kernel that is bundled.
[Sprint LG G2] official.xian:
Thanks. I finally just .TOT'd back to ZV8 and installed CM11 that way. Ugh that was a pain in the arse.
[Sprint LG G2] Dethkid2008:
yea i spent 3 days doing this and bricked my phone bad by nor remembering to flash the kernel and not knowing about the zv8 radio.

i have read other post about the radio and it seems to throttle the speeds of your data more than anything

http://forum.cyanogenmod.org/topic/93947-which-radio-to-flash-for-latest-nightly-ls980/.

BTW for others reading you do not have to tot to zv8 just need to flash the zv8 modem.zip along with the ROM and gapps
[Sprint LG G2] EMINENT1:
So, I have stock zvd backup, but when I restore it, I'm stuck in boot loop. Currently on CM 11 with zv8. What do I need to do to boot into my previous stock zvd backup?
[Sprint LG G2] Dethkid2008:
Try re flashing the zvd radio had same problem but with a cm11 backup reflashed the zv8 radio and booted no problem

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Forgot to quote you hehe
[Sprint LG G2] LilDemon124:
I'm on zvd but instead of constantly tot'in my phone I just flash modem and radio to zv8 and then flash cm11 or any aosp rom
[Sprint LG G2] official.xian:
I tried flashing just the ZV8 modem ZIP with ROM and GApps and it never worked. Tried several times. Had to .TOT no matter what. I spend basically a month with a new phone because I had to .TOT so many times from trying just about everything I could. Could you post exactly what you did to be able to just flash the ZV8 modem?
[Sprint LG G2] Dethkid2008:
Cm 11 -here

I prefer Snapshots

Zv8 Radio -Here

This link jumps straight to the download thanks to Zack Miller

Full gapps - here

Thanks to the Cyanogenmod Devs

My Setup

1.	Sprint LG G2 LS980_ZVC_12.tot

2.	TWRP v2.7.0.0 as custom recovery

Make sure that your .zip files (gapps, cm11, zv8 radio) are in the root of internal storage.

Boot to recovery and create a backup of system, boot, and data

Then do a wipe

Then you can (install) flash your .zip files, you can flash multiple at once

Select the cm11.zip first then the zv8radio.zip then the gapps.zip

Swipe to flash

Wipe dalvik/cache

Reboot make take up to 10 mins for cm11 to boot the first time
[Sprint LG G2] keezy1986:
Reverse

Can I restore my backup, flash the most current radio (I'm assuming still ZVC) and restore to revert back to my stock LG setup?
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] potatochip:
I've just had an email from Samsung saying they are refusing to repair my < 6 month old S5 because it is rooted.

The problem it has is the USB cover has come off. My reading of Directive 1999/44/CE article 5;

3. Unless proved otherwise, any lack of conformity which becomes apparent within six months of delivery of the goods shall be presumed to have existed at the time of delivery unless this presumption is incompatible with the nature of the goods or the nature of the lack of conformity.

is that they have to prove that rooting the phone caused the flap to fall off if they want to void my warranty.

Am I correct or are they right in being able to refuse to repair out of hand a physical problem because of a software change?

TBH I can probably repair it with a dab of superglue but they've annoyed me. In the past they've repaired my rooted S3 with a custom ROM. They did reload an official ROM though.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gee2012:
They are hiding behind their terms of warranty allthough rooting has absolutely nothing to do with a defective usb cover. I would call them again to point out the EU law ie the mentioned Directive again and you are considering taking them to court if they don`t fix this issue.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fffft:
You would have been better to pursue warranty through your carrier, rather than with Samsung directly. Most carriers don't care about Knox or rooting. However, as you found Samsung's policy is to deny warranty claims if there is evidence of rooting or the Knox bit is incremented.

EU legislation basically says that they can't arbitrarily deny warranty claims unless they can demonstrate that your rooting caused the defect. In short they are ignoring the directive unless you force the issue. You should prevail if you fight them on this. Do an in depth Google search to find out how others have fought Samsung on this issue, which public organizations can assist you and so forth. If you have insurance or access to low cost legal services, get a lawyer to write Samsung a letter that they are in contravention of EU legislation.

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[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] potatochip:
I tried my carrier (EverythingEverywhere) initially and they told me to go through Samsung direct. TBH I didn't realise it would be an issue as it never has been in the past with my old rooted S3. I'm having fun pursuing this though. I've found the relevant bit of EU Directive 1999/44/CE and have quoted it at them and asked them to be specific as to why it does not apply in this case. They seem to think their warranty agreement trumps the EU law.

As it's less than six months old I shouldn't even have to prove that the rooting didn't cause the problem. I'm unsure how rooting might cause the USB cover to drop off anyway.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fffft:
You are approaching this wrong unless you are looking for a new hobby. Samsung is not amenable to logic and reason. They are not going to reply, Oh sorry, we read the directive and clearly you're right, we need to honour your warranty. They know that they are flouting the directive. They also know that they will prevail in most cases because they can wear down most individuals to the point that it's hardly worth pursuing.

Realize that Samsung is following an internal policy to deny your claim. They will only capitulate after you convince them that you are too stubborn to drop the matter. Having a law firm or public agency call their bluff would demonstrate that resolve far more effectively than any half dozen letters you could write yourself. Pursuing it yourself, especially if you appeal to logic rather than strength just portends a slower resolution.

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[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] potatochip:
Well I do need a hobby...

If my phone was dead I'd be worried but given that it is actually just missing a flap; and I've survived 16 years of having a mobile without a USB cover, then I don't mind playing along and seeing how far they will go to deny liability.

Once I'm bored of that I guess Trading Standards or the CAB might be able to help. Trading Standards have been helpful to me in the past.

It just pisses me off that they can be such dicks; it's a two minute job to fix the problem and this has never been a problem in the past.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blazevxi:
Have you tried using another rom? You could choose a newer (or different) stock rom and see if that changes anything
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pulseuser:
+1

Yeah agreed maybe you should try the latest Samsung firmware..search in sammobile

Sent from a "Galaxy" far, far away with my Ultra Ray Gun
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boomboomer:
Your emmc chip is corrupt or damaged, return it to Samsung for a new motherboard before your warranty expires.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sparky2k:
New Rom?

No I haven't, for the simple reason that it is still under guarantee. To do that would void the warranty.

Also, I would need to research how to do that if at a later date the fault is still there after Samsung have no further obligation.

And thanks for your reply.

Dave
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sparky2k:
Firmware

Thanks will probably try that when the time comes. I think Samsung are going to do that now.

Dave
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sparky2k:
EMMC

Thanks for your reply.

Samsung called me today and they think it is a virus and want to check the phone again.. but I will mention that to them when I return it to them.

At least I got them to extend the warranty by 3 months. So I am covered to the end of the year.:)

I appreciate your reply but disagree with the quotation on your reply by others. Many experts in these forums enjoy imparting their knowledge to lesser Knowledgeable people. And those people appreciate it.

Isn't that why these forums exist? I am an Electrical Engineer. But know little about the inside of a phone. But I would be happy to advise anyone on my subject. That quote just sounds like some grumpy guy who would be better off not using this forum if he objects to providing solutions. I would never requote him. #justmyopinion
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sparky2k:
Hi,

Just to close this thread, my phone went to Samsung for the 4th time and was returned on 19th August.

The letter said that they had:

Replaced faulty IC/PA/Filter and put a new sticker inside as they obviously had removed the phone interior,.

They also extended my warranty by 3 months.

I restored the phone and so far so good. Fingers crossed.

Thanks for the helpful comments here.

Dave
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sparky2k:
emmc

Looks like you were right, see my addendum to my original post. thanks for the help.

Dave
[ONE General] jkgao:
Hey XDA members, I just have a poll for you guys regarding the yellow screen issue. If you would, please take some time and answer this quick poll.

Thank you once again :D

Link is here

Sorry if the date range is a bit messed up.. Hopefully, you guys choose the ones that match the most
[ONE General] Naddict:
go here...http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2786802
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] schollianmj:
So I have been fighting with my phone all freaking day and am ready to toss on the towel... I have been rocking Viper rom 1.8.0 for a couple months now and today they updated to the new 4.4.3 base. it was suggested rather strongly to update framework to 2.22.401.4. I am still on 1.54..... And here begins my saga....

I tried to update the framework with FUU, and it constantly fails out at the black screen with silver HTC logo. it was suggested that this is because I am still S-ON. so I went to the firewater thread and tried that. would NOT do anything untill I went away from Viper Rom and loaded Insert Coin rom. Firewater ran, but gave me a message stating that it is not possible to S-OFF my phone...

So I ask, HELP!!!!!!! I read about sunshine, but sadly right no I simply don't have 25 bucks to toss at an app that I do not know will work on my phone...

Ok, so I just read a different thread in the general section that states that firewater is no longer working... damn. looks like on payday I gotta drop 25 bucks....
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] cachookaman:
I paid for SunShine last night since firewater wouldn't work for me
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] hieuman:
i ended up just paying for sunshine.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] BR7fan:
Like the others, I had to use sunshine. The other methods would not work for me.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] irshansk:
AT&T 4.4.3 is available now?

Where I can find firmware? :)

UPD:

Sorry, now I see that it is was a custom 4.4.3 rom.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] redpoint73:
Its true more recent AT&T M8's do not work with firewater. Not sure if its directly linked to newer firmware number (1.58) or hboot, or some other factor, but its been reported by many here. Sunshine is your only real option.

Sunshine seems pretty darn reliable based on reports here. I don't think there is an issue with it not working like firewater.

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Seeing as there is no 2.22 firmware "officially" available for the AT&T version yet, you must be trying flash another carrier's firmware. In that case, yes S-off is expressly required.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] ArtificialMusik:
I got a refurb unit to replace my old phone that I had S-OFF and Bootloader unlocked... Unfortunately, It wasn't a lack of skill this last time, but the exploit used by firewater is out dated now. For whatever reason they haven't updated it since the phone's release so now everyone is left to pay for SunShine. I paid for it. It works, and great. Just the $25 dollars.. It was unfortunate.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] an0ther:
First of all you need stock kernel for firewater or sunshine to work. Both of the roms you suggested have insecure kernel. I would flash your nandroid backup and try again, or ruu and try again. It has to do with when your phone was built if firewater will or will not work. Ive seen at&t with 1.12 fresh out of the box not accept firewater.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] noobsquared:
Those are some solid words and that right there is your answer. I hope you get it resolved. The way I look at it, $25 is a small fee to be on the safe side or you can have more issues and a lot of headache if firewater doesn't work and you have to buy sunshine.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] schollianmj:
Well, I restored my stock nandroid (that was what I tried first. :) ) and finaly got it S-Offed with sunshine. yay! granted I forgot that the account that is linked to my paypal account only had about 10 bucks in it, so after the overdraft fee sunshine cost me around 60 bucks!

But oh well. Im now S-OFF, and got the 2.22.xxx firmware flashed and am now rocking 4.4.3 ROM Viper 2.0.1.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] i4GS:
Yeah, turns out a ton of people had issues S-OFF, but the thing is, all of these people had stock (rooted).

(commenting just for others who may stumble upon this)

You need to install a custom kernel that has an insecure kernel, ElementalX is what i used and

it worked fine.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] manup456:
If firewater does not work then sunshine will work.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] i4GS:
Why would i waste 20$ on S-OFF, I'd rather go buy myself the Nexus 5 if i had to do that.

If a free option is available, keep trying it with different methods until you succeed or give up lol.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] manup456:
If I got a nexus 5 I would be down grading and wouldn't do that for $25 dollars. I had one and its deff to me a downgrade but to each its own bud just trying to help.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] tttomdemaria:
dont really want to make you feel bad or anything but i literally, just now, got my at&t htc one m8 s-off using firewater...
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] redpoint73:
Phone recently purchased? What software version, bootloader, etc.?
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] tttomdemaria:
Phone was purchased week of release. Its 4.4.4 though. Maybe when i did that ruu it reverted back? Idk. I just used the toolkit supplied on "theunlockr" rooted it using the instructions on htcdev. Then i used firewater through a cmd window through an adb kit i downloaded. Very simple. Once i got the most updated version of the adb drivers it took probably 3 minutes.

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If you or OP would like I could list all the steps and instructions in doing it.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] TheKnux:
Sunshine isn't working for me. I'm running ViperOne 2.5.0 with the stock kernel and it says "bad kernel" "we don't like your kernel". Tried with ElementalX as well. Same message.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] redpoint73:
I don't think that is correct, there is no stock 4.4.4 for this device yet (with exception of GPE).

Also, its not possible to revert or "downgrade" by RUU with S-on.

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Contrary to post #11, my understanding is that stock kernel works with s-off when custom does not. Although apparently, there is some inconsistancy as that person was able to s-off with custom kernel.

Try a stock ROM, and I've also seen it posted that Maximus ROM works with Sunshine.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] TheKnux:
Well I'm running ViperOne 2.5.0 (full rom) with the stock kernel and it gives me that message. When I was running 2.4.0 (full rom) with the incremental update it said the kernel was bad (elementalx) but said nothing about the rom.

Anyone know of any other roms or kernels that work with SunShine other than Maximum/Stock?
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] redpoint73:
I'm pretty sure its a known issue that s-off won't work on ViperOne, at least for some folks.

Why do you want other ROMs? Just flash Maximus or stock, do the S-off, then go back to whatever ROM your want. It doesn't matter what ROM you s-off on (whether you like it or not) you will be on it for about 5 minutes.

The old GoldenEye ROM worked for me (as its close to stock, just cleaned up - and stock kernel) but that was firewater, not sunshine.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] TheKnux:
Do you think the GoldenEye rom will work with firewater still or no?