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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] OhioDroid80:
Did you wipe before flashing the zip? Did you wipe after the flash? Can you get back into recovery? Did you make a Nandroid?

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I have not used ODIN for an "upgrade" in software, only to go back to complete stock. The file that you uploaded for ODIN, will that completely wipe her phone or update the necessary files?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] PhishShticks:
Okay, I unfortunately don't have an external sdcard, so I have the ZIP in the main directory of internal storage... do i need an sdcard?

what should i wipe before/after the install?

EDIT: I found a 4GB external sdcard and put the zip on the root. i chose (wipe, factory reset) and then install, and then wipe cache/dalvik and it's still stuck at the bootloader screen...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] fbueller:
Hey guys - so Tmobile announced this week that inflight texting will be free with compatible S5 phones, but they'll require ROM G900TUVU1BNH5. Is anyone working on a stock rooted update to NH5 right now? The free deal is starting in 4 days, and many of us would really love to use our phones for texting in the air!

More info here - http://www.t-mobile.com/offer/free-...carrier.html?icid=WMD_TM_ZPPLN_E353ZLF4JNC790

Thanks...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] OhioDroid80:
So what Rom/software were you on before all these issues? Maybe you should ODIN back to stock and start over at this point.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] PhishShticks:
I odined the stock NG4, then did factory reset in recovery, installed the zip, wiped dalvik/cache and still at bootloader screen stuck...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] xda23:
What rom is this one is it the 4.4.4 update? Thanks. :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] OhioDroid80:
Have you tried a different download of the ROM your trying to use? When you went through the trouble of doing the ODIN back to NG4, did the phone boot completely normal?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] PhishShticks:
Yes, booted up normal. Once I installed the odex zip and wiped dalvik/cache, stuck at bootloader screen...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] S3BAZ10:
Is anyone else having problems with s health? i did do what a previous user said about xposed, my issue before was that s health was acting very laggyy, when i tried to read my heart rate it wouldnt work, then healthservice has stopped working kept coming up, i uninstalled both s health and service, reinstalled, rebooted and issue presisted, then i did the build prop edit, but now when i try to open s health it doesnt even open and just pops up saying s health has stopped working. any input on this? i also did update my xposed frame work. please help, thanks !

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hey bro where you having the issue where the heart rate sensor wouldnt work and s health would lag and then the health service prompt kept coming up?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] Kenny987654321:
Someone has posted the ROM in the forums, but I am going to wait for beans to put one together before I update.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] fbueller:
That's exactly what I meant - is Beans working on one?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] southsidexz:
Odd your having issues. Let me know what exactly your doing and I might be able to help. The app did take a while to load upon clearing the data. However after that it works smooth, heart rate, etc...

Let me know or send me a pm if you'd like. I was away for a while but I can check daily now.

Thanks
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] mmarks9156:
How do I know if the new firmware flashed via ODIN? I show my baseband is ANCH is that the latest? Sorry for such a newbie question.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] southsidexz:
What does your Build Number say?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] mmarks9156:
Just flashed ODEX now shows ANG4 for build

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I'm on project infinity v8
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] dzhowandai:
You have to edit the buid.prop. look for line:

ro.securestorage=true

Cange true to false , save clear dalvick, and cach. Good to go..
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] southsidexz:
If I'm correct, if you flashed the Firmware only then the Baseband should update.

Here some useful info. from BeansTown

Disclaimer: If For Some Reason Your BaseBand Doesn't Change When Flashing Firmware or Modems Turn Your Device Off Remove Battery Then Turn On Device with Specific Button Sequence For Recovery: Pwr+Volup+Home For Download Mode: Pwr+VolDwn+Home

Warning: Always Stick To the Firmware Your Base Rom is Made From Ex. Dont Flash NCH Firmware when Running NE5 Roms, Modems are an Exception Pick Whichever One Gives You the best service.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] S3BAZ10:
sorry my dumbass was using deodex, i flashed odex and its working fine. noob move. thanks though !
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] mmarks9156:
Anyone have issue with not receiving calls on this ROM? I had this issue this last Saturday not sure if ROM or carrier problem?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] southsidexz:
I used this ROM and everything worked fine. However this rom is a version old. The new version is G900TUVU1BNH5

Hope it helps. Maybe you have a different Modem/Baseband?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] mmarks9156:
Is the latest ROM from Beans? My modem/baseband shows
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] galaxyuser88:
Did you flash the firmware and modem from NG4 in odin before you flash this rom?

Read here http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=55091481&postcount=2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] mmarks9156:
Yes I believe so.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] galaxyuser88:
ok if you did, then you can try this.

1. pull the battery out of your phone and let it sit for 1 min or so, what i like to do is press all the keys on the phone to make sure. then put the battery back in, do the 3 finger salute and get into download mode.

2. Load Odin 3.09 and Connect the phone to the computer. Then load the modem files into the correct space.

press start and let it go. once it is done the phone will reboot and you should have the ng4 modem/baseband.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] southsidexz:
It is the latest that Beans released. However there is the newest one BNH5 by keysoh2 which is basically the same thing.

Try flashing the Modem/firmware so it matches your Build.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro Software Upgrading] nuclear:
Helmi's AKU 3.5 ROM was installing at that time and it was interupted by a 101 connection error. I disconnected the Universal from the USB and I was seeing the bootloader screen where it only shows Serial and 1.00. I tried to press the reset button. It still went back to the bootloader screen where it shows serial and 1.00. Next i tried to hard reset the device by pressing - & - & reset. I was given two options of 0 & X. First time i tried X and it still went back to Serial and 1.00 bootloader screen. Then i tried to hard reset again and this time i selected 0, it cleared the device and it went back to the bootloader screen. :eek: . Then i tried installing Helmi's ROM again. Well it wouldn't work because the USB mentioned it as an unknown device. I tried mtty but mtty wouldn't list a USB port in the dropdown list. All i saw was COM ports. Next i tried it on another computer and it still would not work. Tried to update the bootloader but same 101 device not detected problem.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro Software Upgrading] poussin69:
reflash your bootloader :)
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro Software Upgrading] nuclear:
Oh nvm this thread post. I got it fixed. It was my USB cable that was faulty. All the pins in the USB cable were not hitting all the pins USB port. I used another USB cable and it works now. I guess this post helps all zombies like me.
[Shield Tablet General] MRobbo80:
This is Nvidia's own instruictions which I just followed works great! For new members please be aware that you may have to edit a command given in the instructions below which I will point out (depends on what OTA you have downloaded) for example

fastboot flash dtb tegra124-tn8-p1761-1270-a04-e-battery.dtb Highlighted in red is the name you may have to change within the extracted ota, Just look in the extracted file and locate the .dtb now just copy and paste the name of your .dtb and change the fastboot command --> example--> fastboot flash dtb tegra144-tn8-p1761-1270-a04-xda-battery.dtb

Please Read Carefully!

Follow here to get OTA

http://xdaforums.com/shield-tablet/general/shield-tablet-otas-t2847116

What you must have

You need a unlocked boot loader instructions further below.

Also in cmw recovery, please wipe all partions! and reboot in to fastboot mode whilst still in recovery!

SHIELD RECOVERY IMAGE FLASHING INSTRUCTIONS

To follow the instructions in this guide, you will need adb and fastboot.

These tools are provided as part of the Android SDK:

http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html

or you can just download this little .exe Minimal ADB and Fastboot this is what I used.please extract your recovery.zip into where you have installed Minimal ADB and Fastboot example c:\program files x86\Minimal ADB and fastboot.

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B1S0LCuXCnnmSWh6NGJmSE1BUWc/edit?usp=sharing

Before flashing this recovery image to your SHIELD, connect your SHIELD

via USB to the PC where you downloaded this recovery image example same as above c:\program files x86\Minimal ADB and fastboot.

Next, put your SHIELD into fastboot mode using one of the following methods:

SW method 1:

- Boot to android home screen

- Connect the device to linux/windows system

- Open terminal (on linux); command prompt (on windows).

- Type "adb reboot bootloader" in terminal/command prompt

HW method 2 :

- Turn off the device

- Press and hold "Back"+"Home"+"SHIELD" buttons till device boots

To flash this recovery image to your SHIELD, run the following commands from

the directory where you extracted the recovery image package. If this is the

first time you have done this procedure, you must unlock the bootloader (see

below):

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

fastboot flash boot boot.img

fastboot flash system system.img

fastboot flash userdata userdata.img

fastboot flash staging blob

fastboot flash dtb tegra124-tn8-p1761-1270-a04-e-battery.dtb <---------------------------------------------------------------------

Now restart your device

now wait a min or two and you have just returned to stock!

Unlocking the Bootloader

Your SHIELD may have shipped with a locked bootloader. To update the device,

you must unlock the bootloader using the following:

- fastboot oem unlock

- Press the Home button on the device to highlight "Unlock".

- Press the Shield button to confirm the unlock. Your device's bootloader is now unlocked.
[Shield Tablet General] jaredmorgs:
Also worth noting that on Linux, you can install the "android-tools" package that gives you ADB and Fastboot anywhere.

For example, on fedora 20, run:

$ sudo yum install android-tools

Make sure you run fastboot with su- privileges (not doing this caused me no end of frustration before finding out why my device wasn't detected).
[Shield Tablet General] Wulfpk:
Umm having a little trouble unlocking. Am I to understand that you unlock with the device turned on ? because otherwise there isn't a home button...and where is the shield button ? I only have power and volume

buttons. This looks like the unlock method for the Shield not the Shield Tablet.

Sent from my Shield Tab
[Shield Tablet General] cam30era:
Your device should first be turned on. Then connect to PC and open a command prompt in your Android tools folder (where the ADB file resides) and type, "ADB reboot bootloader" (without the quotation marks).
[Shield Tablet General] m6n8:
Can I flash a ROW image in a US device?
[HTC One SV] nsic:
Hi All,

My htc one sv suddenly shutdown. then it won't turn on. no power. i have tried removing battery. then holding volume down and press power. still no success.

not charging. no light in led.

anyone experience this?

thanks
[HTC One SV] NEX435:
same problem here before it shut down it said something about the voltage not being enough and I should try closing some apps but I just turned it on so idk but if anyone can help I would greatly appreciate it
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Roll Fizzlebeef:
I'm running stock 4.4 on my rooted Sprint HTC One.

I've been trying out tethering apps to try to find one that works. After failing with several of them, I came to JB WiFi Tether. It also didn't work (simply prompted me to choose a tethering plan). I had read a review that suggested it might work after rebooting. It did not.

Now, I've uninstalled it, but my phone reboots itself roughly 90-120 seconds after booting, every time. I've wiped dalvik and cache in TWRP, to no effect.

What next? I'm not opposed to doing a factory reset if that will fix it.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] majmoz:
Save all of your personal data off of the phone and do a factory reset. If that doesn't work then you may have to re-install the stock firmware and/or stock rom.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Roll Fizzlebeef:
Thanks very much for the response! Should I do factory reset from the bootloader or from TWRP (is there a difference)?

Basically everything is saved since I did a backup in HTC Sync Manager very recently.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] majmoz:
I would do it from TWRP, because it will warn you if it wiped your OS. I would use the bootloader if I was completely stock.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Roll Fizzlebeef:
Thanks again! The factory reset seems to have done the job, thankfully. :highfive:

I'm so glad to be back in business. Now if I could just get tethering to work. ;)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IceMotoX:
I have a Moto X 16GB with Asphalt 8. I tried to install the 1.50 update today but it didn't install with error that said insufficient space. It now takes up 2.8 GB while it used to take up 1.4 GB and it hasn't even updated. My hunch is that it kept the APK file but didn't install it. Is there anyway I can get rid of that APK file?

P.S. I have a rooted phone but write protection is still enabled.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] CavyS:
Just updated to the 4.4.3 OTA then rooted flashed TWRP and install Venom One ROM. Now I get that annoying message on boot. My OCD is drving me nuts! found a few tutorials about flashing fastboot, but they all seem pretty old. Not sure if theres an update or an easy to fallow tutorial using adb or an AIO software. Thanks.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] Wonders_Never_Cease:
Need to wait for hboot to be modded to have that removed
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] CavyS:
Ah okay thanks. Wasnt sure if Hboot was universal or if it was by build.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] Wonders_Never_Cease:
2.23.503.2 ota? If not s-off cannot flash firmware...if s-off the hboot has been modified already. Link is located in my thread in the at&t m8 section
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] CavyS:
I'm on build 2.22.401.5 running VenomOne rom, S-Off, rooted all the good stuff. Will your hboot mod work for mine?
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] Wonders_Never_Cease:
if on an att device its been discussed many times to use the appropriate firmware for us devices...2.22.1540.3/.4 is latest developer edition device firmware, 2.23.502.3 is latest for att devices...imo use one of those packages [MENTION=1069538]firmware[/MENTION] instead of euro.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] CavyS:
OK and I can just install either one of those hboots over my existing one and it wont brick my phone or is this more to this?
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] Wonders_Never_Cease:
look in the htc one m8 forum since your using a euro firmware for the modified 2.22.401.5 hboot im sure its been done...
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] CavyS:
Found it, thanks man. Gonna mess with it a little later.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] thinkhope:
Hey Cavy..I got a couple of questions for you, if you don't mind. Were you completely stock after taking the 4.4.3 update? I just received my update a couple of days ago and I'm thinking about taking the plunge and rooting. How did you go about rooting and flashing Venom One? Thanks for your help!
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] CavyS:
Yeah I was completely stock after updating. To root I used the AIO toolkit found here (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2699065) Once youre rooted reboot into recovery and make a backup. Then download the ViperOne rom here (http://venomroms.com/htc-one-m8/) copy the zip folder onto your SD or internal storage and reboot into recovery again and flash the ViperOne zip folder.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] redpoint73:
You don't need to root if you are going to flash a custom ROM right away. Unlock bootloader, install custom recovery, then put the custom ROM on the phone and flash it.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] thinkhope:
So the toolkit still works?? Thought I read somewhere the 4.4.3 patched something. Are you also S-OFF??
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] CavyS:
It was just easier for me to fallow a set of instructions going step by step than jumping around just to avoid 1 easy step.

Yeah still works, you might of read that Firewater for some people doesnt work on 4.4.3. For me Firewater worked and I'm S-Off for some people it doesnt and you have to use Sunshine in that case.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] redpoint73:
I highly recommend doing it manually and steering clear of toolkits. Using a toolkit robs you of an important learning opportunity, and leaves you with little understanding of the processes. Skills and knowledge that are important when things don't go quite right (which will inevitably happen).
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] thinkhope:
I agree and that's the route I'm trying to take, however just need a bit more of a solid guide to lean on. I haven't messed around with adb or pushed anything via fastboot since my One X. Don't want to end up with a fancy paper weight.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] redpoint73:
If you did it on your One X, its really not any different on the M8. Actually, probably a good deal easier if you had the AT&T One X (EVITA), since that phone required temp root and SuperCID to unlock the bootloader, for the most part.

In short:

-Go to HTCDev.com to unlock the bootloader. The website walks you though step-by-step, so there is really nothing to that part.

- Use adb to flash your recovery of choice (TWRP or CWM)

- Flash SU/SuperSU or flash a custom ROM

-S-off, if you want

- That's it!
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] thinkhope:
I definitely did have the evita. Had to alter the cid to make htc dev believe it was a different phone or something like that, if I remember correctly.

S-ON really is only if I want to mess with different radios, right? All I want is xposed and and maybe some cm 11 or gpe once Android L is out.

Well, sounds easy enough. I will be attempting later tonight after work. Thanks for all of your help. If it's OK, mind if I PM you if something goes wrong?
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] redpoint73:
S-off is needed to flash radio, hboot, SIM unlock, and some other things. But not for root or to flash ROMs. Pretty much similar to how things were on the EVITA; with the exception that boot.img will flash automatically along with the ROM (not possible on most hboots on the EVITA, and had to be flashed manually with fastboot).

It sounds like you are already on the "official" 2.23 software (Android 4.4.3) by OTA? If so, you don't need to update firmware (radio, hboot, etc.) as the OTA already updated it. Otherwise, s-off is needed to flash the firmware manually; which is pretty much required for any 2.xx Sense based custom ROMs (otherwise there will be serious bugs like very long boot times, broken WiFi, Bluetooth). While s-off is not strictly needed to flash the ROM (it will flash correctly) things just won't run right if firmware is outdated. This is the only reason you would "need" to have s-off for flashing ROMs. AOSP and GPE ROMs won't suffer this issue.

But if you are already on the new OTA, this isn't an issue for flashing any ROM. You can verify by looking at the hboot version and baseband. If you are on hboot 3.18 and baseband 1.19; your firmware is up to date, and won't be an issue for running any ROMs.

I actually prefer you just posting to the forums. Either to an existing relevant thread, or start a new one if a relevant one does not already exist.

Couple reasons for this:

- Info given to you can help others reading the forums, and benefit the community as a whole instead of being hidden away in PM

- You can get help from more than just one user. I don't claim to even remotely know everything, and often its helpful to have more than one set of eyes on a problem (especially the tougher ones). And I might not even be online to help.

In particular for the 2nd point: my wife and I are going to be having a baby, with scheduled induction tomorrow (Sept. 5) unless it happens by itself sooner. So I won't be available to help you when that happens, anyway!

In any case, good luck!
[M.O.J.O. General] gwaldo:
Got this email from madcatz

I'm not interesting in ouya, so anyone wanting my redeem code just PM me.
[M.O.J.O. General] P901:
Does your Ouya App ask for SuperUser access? Mine does, so I blocked it. :cowboy:
[M.O.J.O. General] gwaldo:
I deactivated it before it could even install the framework.

From memory Ouya has one or two updates per month, if you like ouya, then it might be worth checking for an update.

But, I'm not a fan :laugh:
[M.O.J.O. General] ExtremeRyno:
So did anyone ever jump on your offering of the $5? I'm not interested as I don't have a MOJO anymore, but I'm interested to know if anyone actually bothered to ask you for it.
[M.O.J.O. General] gwaldo:
yes, haven't heared back from him/her to see if it worked
[M.O.J.O. General] gwaldo:
Didn't use the code, still available... anyone with a MOJO using ouya wanting it PM me :good:
[M.O.J.O. General] Vomitor696:
i sent you a pm :)
[M.O.J.O. General] gwaldo:
Sorry code used.. maybe next time ;)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shazbot:
The default haptic feedback on the Nexus 5 feels really good and I was wondering if it's possible to replicate it on the Note 3.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] jcassell87:
I have tried 5 or more times to root my SCH-I545 4.4.2 and it has failed every time.

I have all the correct drivers, my phone and PC are communicating, USB debugging checked, but when I get to ODIN and hit PDA it starts to work and than fails.

I have followed the directions very carefully every time. In fact, I rooted this same phone successfully in one try prior, but I downloaded the 4.4.2, my phone became not rooted and thought it would be easy to root again.

I mainly root so that I can use Total Recall to record phone calls.

Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] liljoe727:
Towelroot.com

Jesus loves you!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Sportster007:
Need a help!

I cleanly flashed Slim-d2lte-4.4.4.buld 7.6-weekly-6137 and Slim_full_gapps.BETA.4.4.4.build.7.x-217.

Some Apps from google play were unable to be download due to "Error- could not install on USB storage or SD card".

Slim-d2lte-4.4.4.buld 7.6-weekly-6137 is working fine without any issues.

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[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] mystikz2002:
I currently hvae a Cingular 8125 that I unlocked (thanks to this forum and lokiwiz) and am now using with my T-Mobile Service. Anyway, I can send and receive text messages without a problem, but not MMS. Sending, not sure, but receiving is a no-no on my end. It will not download. I set it up according to T-Mobile's configuration settings, but there was one thing that I couldn't do, and that was have it connect via T-Mobile GPRS. Rather, it's trying to connect via Cingular's MediaNet.

Question: How would I go about using T-Mobile's GPRS option if it is not listed under the drop down menu?

I'm sure it's a noob question. I searche and can't find an answer.