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[Sony Xperia M] Kevin-0100:
For myxperia to work correctly/conveniently you should decompile settings.apk and add a new header/section for it.
[General Questions and Answers] Renth:
Hi there,

since I am not (yet) allowed to directly post into the developer fora I'll try my luck with this one here.

My first attempt was the installation from here. Everything worked fine but I got stuck within the cyanomod boot screen - nothing helped: No wiping with factory reset + wiping cache nor flashing twice afterwards. Also none of the tips mentioned elsewhere did work out.

Then I tried the files and installation from here. I strictly used the files for Badadroid (not the NAND-Version) but Badadroid got stuck within the XDA boot screen. After nearly 10 minutes of waiting I rebooted into recovery mode where I was presented with lots of error messages of missing files and mounts (I can retry and provide all of them). Installing the zip failed afterwards.

Now I tried boot files and FOTA from first attempt with zImage and zip of 2nd one. After flashing red output showed loadfile ERR (not found) and system did not even boot into XDA boot screen of Badadroid.

I always chose LSI + BOOT checked + Full Download checked and flashed both in combination.

Now even Bada 2.0 does not boot anymore and my Wave gets stuck in a reboot loop. After Wave startup screen only a scrambled screen is shown where nothing can be recognized! Will try to flash latest Bada Version on Phone again (while I do not know how to get the file on the phone!)!

Does anybody have a helpful hint on how to flash which combination of files in order to get a working Badadroid version with latest possible Android version?

Many thanks in advance!

Bye
[General Questions and Answers] Renth:
Solved

Ok, finally got it to work. After reflashing a new Bada onto my no more working phone I downloaded and reinstalled everything from CM11 again.

Now Wave boots fine into both OS versions. Unfortunately CM11 seems to be little bit unstable since it often crashes for example when using the browser.

But so far it is really impressive and exciting! Thanks to all involved for that great work! Really awsome!
[P3600 General] hellejoep:
Could not find out how to put a sim card in, does anyone knows?
[P3600 General] hanmin:
Rtfm ..........
[P3600 General] hellejoep:
Nope, it is not in the manual.....

I need the quick start guide.

Anyone?
[P3600 General] hanmin:
Is it so obvious, thats why it is not in the manual? Isn't that the SIM card socket there?! under the battery?

http://www.mypocketpcmobile.com/Portals/0/Gallery/535/P3600_backOpen.jpg
[P3600 General] hellejoep:
Yes, But how can this thing be opened? So that I can reach the batery?
[P3600 General] SecureGSM:
slide the back cover up. ;)
[P3600 General] hanmin:
His next post may be, "I know, but which direction is up? And, how much force should I put onto it to avoid breaking it.". You need a PhD degree to open this phone.
[P3600 General] adewidt:
1. Remove the stylus

2. Put the device in your left hand.

3. Buttons in your handpalm

4. Your finger must be aroud the top of the device

5. Place your right hand on the back of the device

6. Move your right hand upwards.

It requires some force.
[P3600 General] Moaske:
I had a hard time opening it up too....didn't want to break my shiny new device ;) And yes....it IS in the manual (the quickstart guide that is).

But i can understand people are sometimes too carefull :)
[P3600 General] forcedalias:
Chill out or go read some other thread.

No-one's forcing you to reply to his questions... If we all acted like that, no-one would want to come here and ask anything anymore.

Take a hike or something limey. Jeez.
[P3600 General] Mark One:
I think it was the phrasing of the question....

Once you have mastered the cover it's obvious that the sim slots into the sim shaped hole under the battery.

The cover is a bugger though - it's pretty flimsy plastic so you don't want to risk cracking it open. The retailer I bought mine from mentioned something about "it helps to lift the cover when removing it" - so a few others must have had this prob. I just shrugged it off thinking "it's a battery cover ffs - how hard can it be" - and found myself cursing the damn thing as soon as I got home.

Funniest post subject I've seen for a long while nevertherless - so thanks for that ;)
[P3600 General] Narusha:
Well, I'm grateful to Hellejoep for asking the question. And very much indebted to Delft for explaining in steps how to open it (dank je wel, hè!).

I dropped my Fairphone, and found this one in a drawer. Probably got it from some-one, way back when. Been trying to open it, no clue. Today - finally time for an online search - I looked for an hour to solve this puzzle. It's not in the manual, can't find the quick start guide. And there you were, discussing it some ten years ago :o)

Nice..

Greetings, Nadja
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] Pivo187:
I noticed the S5 does not use standard HDMI cable...Is any available that will work with the phone?
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] santa_claws:
This cable worked well for me - http://http://amzn.com/B00GE51T9Q

For some reason it received a bunch of negative ratings but I am satisfied with it. Its also super cheap but I'll warn you ahead of time, it takes weeks to receive since its coming from China.
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] Pivo187:
Link doesnt work...?
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] santa_claws:
Sorry about that. Try this

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GE51T9Q/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

or just search Amazon for "niceeshop White 1080P Micro USB MHL To HDMI HDTV Adapter AV TV Video Cable For Samsung Galaxy S3 i9300/ S4 i9500/HTC"
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] Pivo187:
Do you need any sort of app to get the s5 to mirror to a tv? I bought this cable but I cant get it to work...http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00DUCB65I/ref=ox_ya_os_product_refresh_T1#customerReviews
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] Pivo187:
Nvm got it working! Is there any way to change the resolution?
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] wheelzr:
Resolution is automatically handled, no custom options. Your best control will be to choose the TV's display options and see which scales better.
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] Braggster:
Hdmi

I just bought a chromecast to get a workaround the hdmi cheap as chips these days
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] :
I didn't know that s5 needs a special hdmi cable.. I bought one that doesnt work.. Is there anyone i can do? What is the difference from the standard? Perhaps solder a cable or something?

Thanks,
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] gdrocks:
You got a regular HDMI to HDMI? You need to purchase a micro USB to HDMI MHL adaptor. You will plug the adaptor into the phone and HDMI cable into the adaptor and television.
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] :
No. I got a microusb to hdmi adaptor but doesn't work.. When i connect s5 with tv, nothing happens.

I read above that s5 needs a special cable and not the regular (which i 99.9% have..)

So is there any way to make it work?

What special and different the cable that Samsung do?

Thanks,
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] gdrocks:
Does it say it an MHL adaptor? I am looking at other forums and seeing people say that they are unable to get HDMI output to work with 4.4.4, what ROM are you using?
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] :
Yes it write mhl. Rom is 4.4 2 alliance rom.

Here is the cable:

http://www.e-shop.gr/startech-passive-micro-usb-to-hdmi-mhl-cable-3m-black-p-PER.813877

This is a photo of the cable:
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] gdrocks:
Because it is a passive MHL cable, your display must be MHL enabled. The S5 is, so you need to look for your television model on this website

http://www.mhlconsortium.org/productlist/

If it isn't on the list, you need a different cable (or different TV which is much more expensive. )
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] holt3113:
okay so I used towelroot, which said it gave me root access, but when ever I go to twrp app to flash the recovery.

never prompts me for root access.

I try and use the app anyways, and it just force closes.

so i tried using just in general anot root app, but nothing works..

so im wondering if I did something wrong or if there is another root method I should be using.

Thanks so much!

build number: FNC1
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Frankenscript:
Download and run Root Checker Basic. It will confirm or deny root. I also install SuperSU which manages app access to root level activities. Give it a try!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] serio22:
Make sure you installed SuperSU and installed the binary
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] هلا زز:
FNC
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] fzfrank:
I flashed my S5 with XtreStoLite and initially selected the option to use the Google keyboard. Now I want to go back to the Samsung keyboard with secondary symbols and I can't figure it out. I've literally spent a couple hours on this.

I figured out that I have to use Aroma to get the Samsung keyboard and re-flash XtreStoLite ROM to get the secondary symbols. The first part works (I get the Samsung keybord back), but when I add the symbols, it reverts back to the Google keyboard and the Samsung keyboard is uninstalled. I've tried wiping cache, not wiping cache, re-flashing ROM/Aroma with and without a reboot between, running Aroma first, re-flashing ROM first, etc. I always get the same result.

I guess my next step is a full wipe and restore, but I'm hoping there's an easier fix.

I've searched and could only find suggestions for things I've already tried.

Thanks.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] fzfrank:
Ok, I'm pretty confident this cannot be done -- I'd love to be proved wrong.

I wiped my device with the bootloader (wiped both caches too), installed XtreStoLite, selecting "add secondary symbols," then, without rebooting, installed the Samsung keyboard with Aroma. Then I rebooted and there are no secondary symbols on the Samsung keyboard. Went back, installed XtreStoLite agian -- without wiping device this time -- selected "add secondary symbols" and I'm back to the Google keyboard.

I think the "add secondary symbols" check box doesn't do anything because the XtreStoLite ROM deletes the Samsung keyboard and installs the Google one.

Oh well. I still like the ROM and the shortcuts on the keyboard, so I guess I'll live with it until/unless a fix comes out.
[Moto 360] TheManii:
2char
[Moto 360] TheManii:
The initial rom is KKW22, I need a dump of it to assist in finding future otas.

It might be possible (this is simply speculation) that there might be an ota soonish to make it land on the same build as the existing g watch/gear live
[Moto 360] AJerman:
I'm not familiar with what the current build version is on the other watches, but the first OTA is downloaded immediately upon setting up the device and updates it to KGW42N.

Edit: Dumping /system now.
[Moto 360] TheManii:
KGW42N is currently the newest for the gear live, unsure if it is rolling out to the g watch yet (i have yet to recieve an ota notification).

I assume you have a dump of KGW42N? I assume you dont have the ota itself for it, could you make a bug report and send it to me?

(I assume it's still possible, on normal android it's a button in developer settings) It might still be possible to get the filename of the ota.

dumps of either would be useful, along with the bootloader version.
[Moto 360] AJerman:
Yep, I'll get everything I can, just taking a little time with adb over BT.
[Moto 360] mattlgroff:
So you're saying in the OP you can unlock the bootloader with 'fastboot oem unlock', correct?
[Moto 360] TheManii:
The text in it is generic, I dont own a wear device but the previous two can.

The main issue right now is figuring out how to connect via fastboot, if it's possible at all I would assume that it is unlockable like the others.

If something is definitely incorrect feel free to let me know how to change it.
[Moto 360] mattlgroff:
Nothing correct or incorrect to my knowledge. I can't find a single thread or post confirming if its unlockable or not. Kind of hoping you had tried :(
[Moto 360] fodawim:
If you connect via ADB over BT and reboot it into bootloader, among other things there is text saying connect a USB cable. So :/
[Moto 360] mattlgroff:
Well this problems stumps me!
[Moto 360] SoberGuy:
I'm curious if the board supports Wireless USB.
[Moto 360] oldblue910:
All,

Here's what we know about the stock firmware right now:

1. Moto 360s ship with KKW22 out of the box.

2. Once the watch charges to 80%, it will force OTA to KGW42N.

What we need is someone to get some info about KKW22 before that watch reaches a charge of 80%! When you get your Moto 360, please plug it into the charging cradle and plug it into USB on your computer.

Pair it to your phone with the Android Wear app.

Enable ADB debugging on the watch by going to Settings | About Device and tapping on the build number repeatedly until it says "You are a developer."

At that point, go under Settings | Developer Options and enable ADB debugging.

Install the Google USB drivers for the "unknown device" that appears in the Windows device manager and select it as "Android Composite ADB Device."

Go to a command prompt and do "adb devices". This should cause a prompt to appear on your PHONE asking you to authorize adb. Do so.

Once authorized, do "adb logcat >logcat.txt". Wait about 20 seconds, then press control-C to stop.

Open up the logcat.txt file that was created and search it for "android.clients" (without the quotes) and post the URL to the OTA update here.

Do "adb reboot bootloader" and please post the bootloader version as displayed on the screen.

Reboot the watch again and then run "adb pull /system/build.prop". Open the build.prop file in a text editor and post the values of ro.build.date.utc and ro.build.fingerprint.

At this point, we'll have all the information we need and you can feel free to update to KGW42N happily and enjoy your new toy!

Thanks for your help, guys.
[Moto 360] Slack3r:
Wait, does this mean that the watch is capable of doing data over Qi?

Also, I'd be glad to help if I ever get my watch. :mad:
[Moto 360] oldblue910:
Not sure on the Qi question.

Have you ordered a 360? When is it due to arrive?
[Moto 360] Slack3r:
Ordered one from Google Play on Friday, it's at "Leaves warehouse by September 22" so no idea when it will actually show up.

As for the Qi question, as the 360 has an inductive charger there is no way to actually plug into the watch and make a connection directly. Someone in another thread mentioned that Qi supported data transfer in some form, and I was hoping that the cradle would act as a USB interface to the watch. Were you referring to running adb via the phone's connection instead?

I'm really hoping someone will do a teardown of this thing soon. I'm itching to see what's inside.
[Moto 360] AJerman:
ADB is done over bluetooth. You enable adb debugging over bluetooth on the watch, then on the phone you use the Android Wear app and go to settings and check Debugging over Bluetooth which will connect them, then you plug your phone into your computer and set up an adb tunnel to the watch. It's a bit convoluted and extremely slow. See the other thread in Q&A for more info.
[Moto 360] oldblue910:
Glad to see someone who lives one town away from me (I'm in Morrisville).

I've never tried debugging via bluetooth on my Gear Live. I've always just snapped the charging cradle on and plugged the watch in via USB.
[Moto 360] AJerman:
Ahh, nice! I'm actually closer to Morrisville and RTP than Cary, though I'm technically a Cary address. :laugh:

Yeah, why would you even want to try to use adb via bluetooth if you have an alternative. It took me about 3 hours to do a system dump of the 360! You can expect that if and when any ROMs get built for this device, they'll take HOURS to transfer to the watch.
[Moto 360] SoberGuy:
FCC docs show WiFi, and I suspect WiFi is used for updates.
[Moto 360] oldblue910:
Apparently the Moto 360 can't do data at all via the dock. You're forced into bluetooth ADB debugging as the dock is literally nothing but a Qi stand. Score one for the G Watch and Gear Live, I guess.
[Moto 360] fodawim:
There are USB pins. They are located under the FCC ID sticker behind the watchband.
[Moto 360] oldblue910:
Here we go:

KKW22 -> KGW42N: http://android.clients.google.com/p...gned-metallica-KGW42N-from-KKW22.1ac37664.zip

KKW22's info:

motorola/metallica/minnow:4.4W/KKW22/1297068:user/release-keys

UTC 1406069944

Bootloader version 940
[Moto 360] AJerman:
Hmm, so it's definitely an incremental update and not the full update, which makes sense and explains the somewhat quick downloads (16 MB). Would be nice to have a full package though.
[Moto 360] oldblue910:
Considering that it's Google supplying the updates for this watch, don't get your hopes up. We haven't seen a full OTA package released in the wild since the Nexus S.
[Moto 360] AJerman:
I figured as much. I knew they announced incremental updates but honestly I haven't been messing with that stuff much in a long time. Been to busy at work the last couple of years to pay attention to modding, but the 360 piqued my interest! :D
[Moto 360] djuniah:
If you look at the teardown, it looks like there are pogo contacts like you'd see on the other smartwatches out there. However, we obviously have no way to connect to them.

Look at the left side of this pic:

https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/BjRshwKk3CMKCVxG.huge
[Moto 360] joeykrim:
Great to see this thread started! I've found two methods to get into the bootloader:

1) From adb shell type, reboot bootloader

2) When powering on the device, hold the button on the side (power button) for 5-6 secs until it vibrates twice, then release, and it'll boot into the bootloader

Another resource, echoing the same results/progress: http://www.reddit.com/r/moto360/comments/2fygs8/unlocking_boot_loader/

I was surprised to see five contacts instead of four. Would it be possible to cut open a USB cable and connect directly to the pogo pins?
[Moto 360] fodawim:
It should be possible. The whole five thing is just the micro USB standard.
[Moto 360] biothundernxt:
Are they usb pins? I didn't hear anything about that, I thought they were just for debugging/quality control...
[Moto 360] TheManii:
USB would be for debugging.

If they are usb pins, then likely moto has a usb cradle for when they're manufacturing/repairing/servicing them. It doesn't seem reasonable for them to have to dissassemble it for any service work.

Though it could also be jtag/some sort of non-usb serial port too, until someone actually tries poking it with electrons.
[Moto 360] joeykrim:
iFixIt high quality dis-assembly images and video: https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Motorola+Moto+360+Teardown/28891

The iFixIt images seem to be the best pictures available for locating the pins. I see five of them available on the back of the motherboard, near where the battery sits. They do seem to have five holes in the plastic that align with the contacts on the plastic backing that contains the charging element (near the top - https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/jYUUdnQUHTJBtu1l.huge). Seems that removing the back panel is the minimum effort required to directly contact those pins...

The difficultly I'm seeing in disassemble is that iFixIt cracked the back case while removing it, which concerns me that anybody performing this would need to be comfortable permanently damaging their moto 360 to get access to the contacts, which we can't 100% guarantee will work for USB access in order to unlock the bootloader...
[Moto 360] Jonny:
iFixit also said you could gain access to the pins by just removing the FCC sticker and not taking the back off. If that's the case then we just need to either manually connect USB wires (probably unreliable at that distance away from the pins), or a pogo adapter needs to be made.
[Moto 360] Jonny:
Not sure how many people have SRD jcase on Twitter but if anyone can make a custom adapter/cable (yes it's the only way) then please contact jcase (@TeamAndIRC on Twitter) as he wanting to root the Moto 360.
[Moto 360] oldblue910:
All,

Can we try to get this thread back on track, please? This thread isn't for discussion of how to root the Moto 360, custom adapters and cables to get at the USB pins, etc. This is for Moto 360 owners to discuss OTAs and get help with them.

Thanks. :)
[Moto 360] Bob Smith42:
On that thought. What is the next step?

A few posts back, did I see you get what you wanted for the 360?

Thanks.
[Moto 360] AndroidAndroid88:
So the pogo pads might be easier to get to than we thought?

The iFixit teardown shows you only have to remove the fcc sticker, I think others have said this but this image shows how easy it is to get to.
[Moto 360] TheManii:
KGW42R is now rolling out for the 360, if you get the ota, please share the filename of it.
[Moto 360] dproldan:
OTA file KGW42R-from-KGW42N

TaterTots and me found the URL a moment ago:

http://android.clients.google.com/packages/data/ota/motorola_minnow_metallica/9f2b87f2823bccb7e929352acc45f0b5fcf67bd1.signed-metallica-KGW42R-from-KGW42N.9f2b87f2.zip
[Moto 360] TheManii:
If anyone has seen an ota recently, please let me know.

There is an android-4.4w_r5 and android-4.4w_r6 listed on AOSP, and KGW42R should be 4.4w_r4 .

Either it is an ota or another device launched with a newer rom.
[Moto 360] EthanFirst:
KNX01S-from-KGW42R
[Moto 360] mirox3m:
Nice surprise! Judging by the OTA file name, our nice watch's codename is "Metallica" :)
[Moto 360] djuniah:
To those that are rooted, you can probably use this to manually apply the update:

(you need to copy the zip to /cache/ first)

echo 'boot-recovery ' > /cache/recovery/command

echo '--update_package=/cache/INSERT_UPDATE_FILE_NAME_HERE' >> /cache/recovery/command

echo '--wipe_cache' >> /cache/recovery/command

echo 'reboot' >> /cache/recovery/command

reboot recovery

NOTE: I haven't rooted mine yet so i haven't tested that yet, but I had previously used that method on my g-watch
[Moto 360] TheManii:
OP updated with latest build, I will find the rest of the otas at a future time.

Also: what is the bootloader version in KNX01S? There is no way for me to check it without a device.
[Moto 360] Steve-x:
KNX01S - Bootloader Version:94F
[Moto 360] TheManii:
KKW22→ KGW42R

KGW42N→ KNX01S

Found the rest of the otas, this should complete it for the time being.

I don't believe I have a full dump of KKW22, if anyone has a dump of it, or a device with it still installed: please let me know.

OP updated
[Moto 360] xdatastic:
I have my 360 downloading new update to 5.0 i presume. How can i grab the URL?
[Moto 360] munchy_cool:
from OP

How to find the ota?

If you're rooted, wait for the device to prompt you to update, then check /cache for the file

If you're not rooted, wait until the same time and do an adb logcat and look for a line with .zip in it
[Moto 360] xdatastic:
http://android.clients.google.com/p...ned-metallica-LWX48P-from-KNX01S.98cdf4ca.zip

Bingo!

101 MB zip file for KNX01S to LWX48P.
[Moto 360] hmanxx:
Could ADB sideload be used like the case of a nexus phone .

adb reboot recovery

trigger sideloading command from the Recovery menu

adb sideload OTAFile
[Moto 360] xdatastic:
I can get into the recovery screen, but I've no idea how to make a recovery menu appear. All I see is the android laying on its back. I needed to press and hold the side button for 10 seconds or so to reboot again.
[Moto 360] andezzat:
I don't think it's possible :'(

Someone tell us if we can use the OTA Zip to update a non-rooted watch WITHOUT the cable? Just over BT...
[Moto 360] 640k:
this.
[Moto 360] andezzat:
You'd be interested to know, a simple adb push after connecting the watch to BT adb doesn't suffice. It's read-only and says so upon trying. In order to acquire root (write) privileges, we must unlock bootloader (I think) and that requires fastboot, and fastboot means restarting watch, losing BT connection and thus needing a cable.

*sigh* :'(
[Moto 360] 640k:
somebody once sung a song about "the waiiiiiiting is the harrrrdest parrrt..."

stupid android and their timely updates. :D
[Moto 360] andezzat:
hahahaha

yeah, just have to wait this one out :)
[Moto 360] shwise:
5.0?

Can't we push it over Bluetooth ADB?
[Moto 360] patel4prez:
Swipe left/right ;)