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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Samsung Galaxy Legend:
Having trouble rooting LG G2

I checked in device manager and there is no problems with any drivers anywhere. Now when the RSA key comes up, does it only show on the phone or does it show on the computer also?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] es0tericcha0s:
Phone. The g2 can be finicky showing it sometimes. It can come up quickly and get hidden behind the Charge / MTP / PTP interface. You only need to do it once until you reset or revoke permissions in the Developer Options. If it came up, then your connection works. It will not pop up otherwise.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Samsung Galaxy Legend:
Having trouble rooting LG G2

Well I know it did come up and I check the little box and hit okay but why does it show in cmd all this stuff?

Enable ADB connection..

Developer Options unlocked ON.

USB debugging ON.

Accept RSA key fingerprint.

Press any key to continue...

I tried hitting enter and nothing happened. ADB should already be enabled unless it isn't and I have to enable it some where and I have already accepted the RSA. I even tried reinstalling the LG suite but that didn't help. I have rooted tabs and a few other phones before but this one is a pain but then again I am pretty much a newb tho. I even tried Kingo Root and that failed also.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] es0tericcha0s:
That's just the default stuff - like a check list. I don't think there is an issue with your adb connection because you saw the RSA key on the phone. That does not come up with out the adb connection. What mode are you on the phone? It should be charge to start.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] munish1:
Forget. All reply. Use. On. PC root genius. And install. USB. Driver. And. Adb. Installer. That. He. Are. Rotted
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] es0tericcha0s:
You have any proof that it actually works for the G2? They don't have a list of surported devices. Also, many people aren't comfortable with using Chinese rooting tools that don't have much documentation. It's irresponsible to suggest methods that aren't listed as known working without a disclaimer at least. As long as they are using the right version of ioroot (25) then it'll work.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Samsung Galaxy Legend:
Having trouble rooting LG G2

Root Genius did not work, neither did Kingo Root......WTF here is going on?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] es0tericcha0s:
Because those programs aren't the ones to root your device. You have the right program. You need ioroot v 25. I reread the first post and it seems that you are trying to run the program from inside the rar file. Did you extract it from the rar first??
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Samsung Galaxy Legend:
Having trouble rooting LG G2

I'm having trouble tho trying to find ioroot v 25?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] es0tericcha0s:
What version were you using??

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=48709232&postcount=869

But using the right tools will make life much easier and less frustrating. ;)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Samsung Galaxy Legend:
Having trouble rooting LG G2

Using just named ioroot from XDA.
[Android Apps and Games] BaseManAndroid:
Any suggestions and opinions are appreciated :)
[Android Apps and Games] twinky444:
UI/UX comment: Gingerbread UI? No. Ever heard of Holo or Material?

developer.android.com/design/index.html

www.google.com/design/spec/material-design/introduction.html

Sorry, I just don't get it.
[Android Apps and Games] BaseManAndroid:
Do you mean that it is difficult to understand how to use the application?
[Android Apps and Games] twinky444:
It is not a nice, enjoyable experience. The design is just outdated. Making a good app is not all. The second part is a good UI, pay attention to details, then the users will be more into using it. Take a look at HRS Hotel Search app. Their app was so badly designed (Gingerbread UI elements, wrong spacing, etc.) that they had to redesign it and after they have done that, they had to start over, with new app package name, new design (finally Holo, looks gorgeous) because of the bad ratings at Play Store. There is an official Android App Design community at Google+ that you may want to check out, with Roman Nurik (Muzei, DashClock) being the one of the moderators

If other developers would make app designs still based on Gingerbread, completely ignoring design guidelines, there would in the future be no material design, uncomplete Android L (because of those outdated apps) and Android platform would loose on popularity (no high-end games, cool apps, etc., you get the idea...).

However, from the screenshots it looks like if you just swap Theme.Light for Theme.Holo.Light.DarkActionBar, for example, and then spent just a few hours making your app look against the design guidelines, trust me, it would be at a totally different level. Good luck ;)
[Android Apps and Games] BaseManAndroid:
Thanks a lot for your advices! Actually I'm going to redesign the app in the future, and now I think that I have to do it ASAP :)

Anyway, application is very helpful if you like to travel, and emphasis was made for functionality. I hope you will enjoy it anyway even with current design.
[Android Apps and Games] BaseManAndroid:
May be someone has idea about functionality of this app? Is everything suitable for you?
[Sprint LG G3] lurtis:
Attempting to get some of the broken stuff fixed on the g3 ports for the sprint g2.

Could someone be so kind as to post their build.prop from their stock sprint g3?

Thanks a bunch!
[Sprint LG G3] fergie716:
Here you go

https://db.tt/9MWWlk9P
[Sprint LG G3] sbrown02:
Hello, I need the stock ZV8 build prop for the Sprint LG G3 and the link to the one above doesn't appear to work anymore. Can someone post theirs ASAP as I'm trying to get my phone back to stock ZV4 but the LG Flashtool won't allow it because I previously modified the build prop.

Thank you
[Sprint LG G3] engine95:
Use the "Generic" dll in Flashtool. Then it should work.
[Sprint LG G3] sbrown02:
Tried that and it's not working. See my post in the return to stock thread at http://xdaforums.com/sprint-lg-g3/general/guide-how-to-restore-sprint-lg-g3-ls990-t2852042/post60463455#post60463455
[Sprint LG G3] engine95:
Ok then. Try either of these. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=56234124
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ash562007:
How can I use VPN only with pattern in screen lock?.

It only work with PIN or PASSWORD
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] freegalaxy:
delete ur VPN then select your pattern lock after that create VPN
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ash562007:
I did it but cant creat vpn unless i choose pin or password

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[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vndnguyen:
Did you successfully create a Working VPN with PIN or password?

Does it connect to the server and work properly as expected?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] B3311:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2666126
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ash562007:
Vpn works perfect. ..
[Sprint LG G3] generalkrank:
I have never used xposed but want to try it so i dont have to flash a new rom. Im just worried that i might get stuck in a boot loop and with no custom recovery yet i wont be able to fix it. Should i just wait for bootloader unlock or should i be fine. I have 4 kid and cant lose access to my phone in case of emergencies.

Edit**** i have installed xposed and so far everything i have tries in g3 tweakbox and gravity box has caused no problems.

iTbagdUrMac
[Sprint LG G3] nuclearmeltdown2046:
I personally won't use xposed until I am able to have backup (nandroid) . There are to many things that could go wrong if your new to it. Correct me if I'm wrong but you need to have root 1st before running xposed ?

,,......................peace Brian
[Sprint LG G3] generalkrank:
Lol no your right, i think they might have root ready in the next day or so. I. Just getting my ducks in a row thanks for the input.

everything is awesome!!!!!!
[Sprint LG G3] kmull4:
I already installed xposed and started using it, no problems here!
[Sprint LG G3] generalkrank:
I want to try it im just too scared without a way to fix it.

everything is awesome!!!!!!
[Sprint LG G3] chrisctb:
Check out the g3 tweaksbox from the play store. Pretty awesome!
[Sprint LG G3] thunderwagn:
You're wise to wait. We'll start seeing posts soon from those who've borked their shiz being to impatient to wait for an unlocked bootloader and recovery for backing up.
[Sprint LG G3] generalkrank:
Yeah i have been rooting for about four years now and i know how easy it is to soft brick and hard brick your phone

everything is awesome!!!!!!
[Sprint LG G3] dodgeboy:
What settings have you experimented with (successfully)? I'm interested in installing the module, but I've had a lot of times in the past (with other phones) where I've gotten in a boot loop, which required me to disable xposed from recovery. That would be very difficult to fix without a custom recovery, so I'm torn on whether or not to install it. Not sure how long a custom recovery is going to take.
[Sprint LG G3] TheRealJobe:
I don't mean to be the voice of unsound reason, but I think the concerns are overstated.

Use TB to backup your apps and the associated data/meta data.

If you jack your phone up you can use the factory recovery and restore from the readily available factory roms.

If you jack your phone up so bad that you cant get into recovery... you probably shouldn't be doing anything you find on this site.
[Sprint LG G3] dakoellis:
This actually happened to me. I TiBued everything then tried to change the build.prop. Bootlooped, and I was stuck without a phone overnight until I saw the post over in the back to stock thread on how to get it back working (Sprint is a slightly different procedure). That said, I'm back to where I was without much lost.
[Sprint LG G3] iTbagdUrMac:
I've been running xposed since root was released a couple days ago. If I have to question myself at all about a module, or a setting in a module working properly, I don't use it. I'm surprised there is so much drama going on about this. Yes, you can screw up things if you just go installing and activating modules and settings without researching first but, why would you do that?

Here are the modules I'm running :

Xposed GEL settings

JustBack(probably repetitive but it works)

G3 tweaksbox

YouTube adaway

And that Pandora one that got removed a while back ;)
[Sprint LG G3] generalkrank:
Ok guys ive done my research and it seems fairly simple to recover so im going to throw caution to the wind and install it after i get off work.

everything is awesome!!!!!!
[Sprint LG G3] dodgeboy:
Has anyone used G3 Tweaksbox to chang the status bar icons with success? So far, I've been able to modify the clock, battery icon, hide some status bar icons, change the behavior of the home button, disable the charging notifications, and hide some navigation bar items, all without an issue. But I'd love to replace the signal icons with something more reasonable. Sprint's LTE/3G icons are such a waste of space. I assume that the status bar icon pack would change those, but I haven't tried.

I'm very tentative with the changes, because I must've borked my S4 5 or 6 times modifying stuff with the tweak module that was available for that. It wasn't a big deal then, because I could just flash the disabler, or restore to a nandroid backup. We obviously don't have that luxury yet. I'm sorry if this comes off as "drama" to some, but I'm just trying to avoid having to flash it back to stock if I can.
[Sprint LG G3] aheeejd:
I'm using xposed with gravity box & xblast tools. Changed the status bar icons, color, & could only change navbar size. Can only go so small before it distorts but you can see it as you slide the size slider.
[Sprint LG G3] aheeejd:
Almost forgot, & for whatever reason I can't edit post but, I also tried using the 3 dot menu, don't try, totally lost navbar. I panicked for a couple seconds but just went to settings/apps/all & uninstalled 3 dot menu right from there, rebooted & all was good.
[Sprint LG G3] generalkrank:
It worked for me im running aosp icons

everything is awesome!!!!!!
[Sprint LG G3] iTbagdUrMac:
The sprint specific stuff is where I personally would err on the side of caution as well. I'm very happy that it turned out well for those who changed those icons. A list of settings that are confirmed working on the sprint variant would be nice for other forum members to have in the OP.

I can confirm that "enable status bar sliding" in g3 tweaksbox works. Just be sure to uncheck automatic brightness under display in settings.
[Sprint LG G3] dodgeboy:
Did it get rid of the giant LTE and 3G icons? Are you able to return to stock icons, if you try? Thanks.
[Sprint LG G3] generalkrank:
Yes it got rid of those unsightly network icon and i was able to switch back with no problem

everything is awesome!!!!!!
[Sprint LG G3] EFEXR:
Had anybody have any success using Heads Up Notifications? I keep getting errors when I try that module. I really want Heads Up Notification what should I do to get it?
[Sprint LG G3] ruff97:
should i use G3 tweaksbox or gravity box
[Sprint LG G3] generalkrank:
I use a mixture of both though im not sure if its necessary. I can find some settings in tweakbox that i cant find in gravity box and vice versa. I dont know if they both have all of the same stuff or not but it works for me i have everything i want out of the stock rom now.

everything is awesome!!!!!!
[Sprint LG G3] ruff97:
thank
[Sprint LG G3] DHSoccer4:
did you install the Xposed framework? Kinda nervous to do this being there is no bootloader to create a nandroid back up and I dont feel like owning a shiny new paperweight lol.
[Sprint LG G3] dodgeboy:
Did you even read this thread? That's exactly what most of the thread is talking about.

Several posters in this thread (myself included) have successfully installed the framework and a few modules. Just don't go crazy with the modules, or the options within the modules, and you should be ok. I had some reservations about a few options, and posted them here to find that someone had used that option successfully. So I tried it, and was also successful. I'm only running g3 tweaksbox, but I'm using quite a bit of the tweaks, and haven't had a single negative side effect.

I guess I should also mention that anyone here that's referencing something about an installed module has the framework installed. The framework is required for the functionality of any module.
[Sprint LG G3] ItsLasher:
Installed and working no issues.
[Sprint LG G3] captnhandy:
Can someone point me in the right direction on how to change the the the stock color of the messaging app from the orange color. I am using g3 tweaks box. I have root and exposed. Thanks in advance.
[Sprint LG G3] ItsLasher:
You have to buy the full version of Tweakbox and it's under Messaging Tweaks at the bottom.
[Sprint LG G3] Pdoubleo315:
I been using exposed, no problems here's a screenshot
[Sprint LG G3] Henri Blanche:
Just noticed this thread.... let me add that I'm using a dozen Xposed modules without any grief. I've been able to tinker with my phone in many positive ways. For example, No Lock Home prevents my phone from locking if connected to my home Wi-Fi or my car's Bluetooth. I would avoid being an early adopter for any particular module but otherwise I highly encourage everyone to try this out. Between Root, freezing trash, and variety of tweaks and clever apps and these modules I'm able to tailor my phone enough that I don't mind the unlocked bootloader all that much. Although it WOULD be nice to have a Nandroid backup to restore to if something went wrong.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ILIVE4HEAD:
I have found a nandroid backup that is compatible with my device. Do I flash the .zip like a custom ROM? I tried extracting the folder to TWRP/BACKUPS/*number*/ but when I go to recovery and restore, it will not see the folder. What do I do?
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] berndblb:
TWRP expects the nandroid to be in a specific folder and the one you got probably has the incorrect device ID.

Go into TWRP > backup and make a nandroid only of your recovery.

Then go to /sdcard/TWRP/Backup and inside you should see another folder named with your phones device ID.

Open it and delete the contents.

Then copy the contents of the nandroid you want to restore into that folder.

When you go back to TWRP > Restore, it now should find the nandroid - IF that nandroid was made in a compatible TWRP version. If it was made in CWM you would have to use that recovery.

Kinda risky what you are trying to do unless you know exactly how that nandroid was created.

Better to flash a RUU, IMHO.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ILIVE4HEAD:
You say it's risky? Would this possibly brick my phone? I don't care if it won't boot up or soft bricked after this but do you recommend doing this or not?
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] berndblb:
I don't know....

Do you trust the source of the nandroid?

Do you know what exactly the person was running at the time?

Do you know with which recovery and version thereof it was created and if that is compatible with your recovery?

I wouldn't do it. Flash a RUU if you want to go back to stock.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr Hofs:
a nandroid won't brick your device ! And there are no sense ruu files ... at least no carrier branded ones. And when you download the nand and check the recovery.log you can read all info.

You think i keep a thread up that will brick devices ?

Restoring a nandroid to get back to stock is very safe !
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Oditius:
Errr, I have the RUU for the AT&T M8... I used it to restore one of my M8's to stock. When I upgraded it to the VIper 2.0 rom, the dual camera kept giving me a blocked warning. So I found the RUU for the phone and restored it to 4.4.2 Stock rom. But since I own 2 M8's I had one set up the way I like, so I just transfered the file to the second M8 and restore it to the phone. Worked like a charm. Funny how I have 2 M8's, had them both on Viper 2.1.0. One gives the dual camera warning, one doesn't. So I restore the one with the warning to stock, and the warning disappeared.. :p
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr Hofs:
Yeah but what about people with a s-on device and a specific carrier..

Where are those ruu files ? There aren't any.....there is a very small selection of ruu files that can help a small group of people ! That's my point here. And who said he has a AT&T ..... Check my thread and check all the cid and main numbers then give me the links to the ruu files that are compatible with the nands i am hosting there.....get my point ?
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] berndblb:
Hey mate! No reason to get offended! I did not mean to question your integrity or something and much less to insult you. I did not and still do not have any idea where the OP got the nandroid from! He never referenced it! Could have been from a friend's phone created with who knows what! Could have been from God knows what shady website...

That's why I asked him: Do you trust the source?

How am I to know it's you? ;)
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr Hofs:
Ah well i am not offended. But i don't think a nand will likely brick the phone as it doesn't flash a firmware or such....it's actually only software so it's pretty harmless and easy to recover from ;)
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] berndblb:
I never said that, OP asked that! :D

But I'm glad we're square :good:
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Oditius:
I am sorry for getting you mad, but I don't lie. The RUU file is here on XDA, like all the wise guys say

"Do a search"

I did, I downloaded it and installed in on my M8. ONly carrier I found was for AT&T, the OP didn't say

You did. So I was letting him know there was a RUU for AT&T on XDA. He didn't mention what carrier he was with. Since that was the only RUU I found for the M8, I suggested it.

Most of the rest of you stuff makes no sense.

Wait, didn't you just tell him to:

HUH :confused: You tell him to flash one in one breath, then state there is none in another. But IF he is on AT&T, I know there is one. I am not going to search for you, but if I run across it, I will drop a link maybe later.

---------- Post added at 05:57 AM ---------- Previous post was at 05:10 AM ----------

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2757462
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr Hofs:
Ugh....this is exactly why i want to stop posting on xda and withdraw from it completely. The main problem is that people flash things without knowing what it is....afterwards its "it didn't work" what now ? You can link a ruu and many people just execute it.

I'm not mad, i am misinterpreted.....i am making a point that's all.

Thanks and cheers. I will stop responding as it's the second time i believe you make me go off topic.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Oditius:
But flashing a nandroid backup that it's origins are unknown is like you said, unwise and could cause more problems than what it is worth. But not fatal, that I agree with. I also agree that sometimes posting here can lead to a whole lot of confusion, specially for beginners in flashing roms. Good thing about this is that this is one more area they can visit to get a link to return to stock before they return the phone for repair. So it wasn't all in vain. Sit, drink a beer (or coffee) relax and try to have a nice day.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redpoint73:
If that was your point, its not what you wrote:

HTC posted the RUU for AT&T quite some time ago: http://www.htc.com/us/support/htc-one-m8-att/news/

Folks here keep saying "there are no RUUs", "HTC doesn't release RUUs anymore" and its simply not correct to make these statements as being generalized for

all

versions and all instances; although it seems to be true for a great many versions. If anything, this device is missing a good index of OTAs, RUUs, etc. by CID.

Not trying to pick a fight or anything, just want to prevent any misinformation.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ILIVE4HEAD:
I haven't visited this thread in a while because my problem was resolved but i had a question. I want to accept an OTA. I'm fairly sure I know how to do this (I have a stock NAND, recovery, and i know i have to relock my bootloader) this will update my firmware to 2.22.xx.x After this is done i can re unlock my bootloader right? Also would i be able to restore one of my TWRP backups or will restoring replace my firmware with the old one that i had when the backup was made?
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr Hofs:
Restoring a full backup after an ota will replace your OS so that's not an option because you don't want to go back to your old (before ota) situation it will not replace the firmware. Only restore data ! And no need to relock the bootloader for an ota.....totally unnecessary !
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ILIVE4HEAD:
Thanks for the reply! So bootloader can stay unlocked? In all the threads I checked you have to be relocked by doing "fastboot oem lock" but ok I'll take your word for it! Also you say that restoring isn't good so I'll have to stick with reflashing ROMs from scratch?
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr Hofs:
I think we are mixing things up. If you are already running the latest based roms why would you update ?

Why would you update to the 2.22 or higher base and then go back to a 1.54 based rom ?
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BerndM14:
lol I'm just glad to see that your name is also Bernd :good:

Seems like you're a "troll" with 2 different IDs on here :angel: :p some of these guys didn't just misquote you, but completely misidentified you! :silly:
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr Hofs:
Haha yeah i didnt even respond to that quote error. Not worth the hassle mate :)
[Streak 5 General] hunderteins:
Hello,

this is openssl-1.0.1i with a patch against core.jar to support SSL_MODE_HANDSHAKE_CUTTHROUGH.

I tried this on MokeeOS_RMG2v0.6RC2-signed.zip but I only got rejects on the patch, so I need confirmation, that someone want's this and is willing to test it.

Have fun,

hunderteins