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[Android General] The-Immortal:
[ Lava Iris X1 Rooting Guide & General Discussion ]​

Key Features:

Lava Iris X1 is a Smart Phone Powered by 5.00-inch HD 720x1280 pixels with 245 Pixels per inch (PPI) display,Android 4.4 KitKat,8 MP Auto Focus with with BSI Sensor for low light imaging and Broadcom 1.2GHz Quad Core processor coupled with Videocore IV GPU alongside 1GB RAM.

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Rooting & Unlocking:

[B][SIZE="4"][COLOR="DarkRed"]Before You Begin[/COLOR][/SIZE][/B]
1. This will void the warranty of your device. We won’t be held responsible if you end-up bricking or damaging your device. Do it at your own risk.
2. This should only work on Windows based PCs Preferably Windows-7
3. There should be at least 65% charge in your
4. Make a Backup of Your Contacts,SMS,And Whats App data in SD Card

[B][SIZE="5"][COLOR="DarkRed"]Downloading Required Files:[/COLOR][/SIZE][/B]

Download Lava Iris X1 Root Toolkit [B][URL="https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7OdRw3ALPgGdWcxOUx0c0llMGs/edit?usp=sharing"]Click Here To Download[/URL][/B]

[B][SIZE="5"][COLOR="DarkRed"]Preparing Your Windows PC And Magnum X1 for Rooting:[/COLOR][/SIZE][/B]

Extract Downloaded Root Tool Kit to your Windows PC Desktop

Go to Settings >> Backup & Reset >> Factory data Reset in your Lava Iris X1 and Do a factory data Reset and Complete setups after it re-boots

Enable USB Debugging On your Device You can find this option in Settings >>Developer Option >>USB Debugging.

Enable Allow Installation of Apps from Unknown Sources under Settings >> Security >> Unknown Sources also Disable verify apps bellow Unknown Sources

Now Connect your device via USB cable to windows PC and Start installing programs which is provided in tool kit in same order
1.) Adb Driver Installer 2) BRCM_Driver_Package 3.)For Windows x64 Bit/For Windows x32 Bit 4.)VRoot_1.7.8.7753_Setup

[SIZE="5"][COLOR="DarkRed"][B]Rooting :[/COLOR][/SIZE][/B]

Open installed V-Root Program and Grant USB Debugging Authorization when a pop-up pops in your device Remember to tick always allow option.

When connection is established between V-Root program and your device it will display your device model and Root Button in Opened V-Root Program

If You See Green Colored Root button in V-Root Program Just click it and Wait silently with out touching your device .After some Times Your
Device will reboot (Remember Don't Disconnect USB cable until and Unless V-Root Program show success in your PC )

When you see Success message in PC remove USB Cable and Reboot Your Phone

Now Your Lava Iris X1 is Rooted

If you guys have any doubt regarding This particular device please drop a comment here in this thread I will try to clear it to my best of knowledge...

Please Don't say thanks in words Simply press Thanks Button Which is more Meaning full?

The-Immortal.
[Android General] iftekhar97:
Will it work after the 45mb update we received ota..? I tried vroot before it didn't work..

It's works for those who haven't updated the 45 mb update..
[Android General] The-Immortal:
Before proceeding to root make a factory data rest ....

Thus will not uninstall your 45 mb update ...

Root has to work if you make a factory reset ....

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[Android General] iftekhar97:
I did factory reset.. Then tried the rooting method.. Failed again.. :mad::mad::mad:
[Android General] The-Immortal:
OK I will give you the link of full firmware which doesn't contain ota update [emoji6]
[Android General] iftekhar97:
Ohk do tell me the Complete procedure.. And after rooting does the sd card move problem gets solved??
[Android General] Bigbraveballs:
I've rooted iris x1 after the 45MB update by flashing the stockrom. its a long process but I will post a tutorial soon.
[Android General] ULTRAvEdAnG...:
CWM ported for our device by me & my team!!

http://xdaforums.com/android/genera...eadyported-t2934030/post56612836#post56612836
[Android General] connect2pbk:
Working root method after 45mb update. no need to flash stock rom back

http://xdaforums.com/android/development/guide-tool-root-lava-iris-x1-t2937024
[Android General] mikhosamy:
Lava Iris X1 Atom

Guys, I followed the steps mentioned above, but no luck so far even after factory restore and Vroot update. I dont actually understand the OTA update you guys talked about. Can someone please guide me on how do i make the OTA update on my device.

I have Iris X1 Atom with a build number Lava_Iris_X1_atom_INT_S104_20150525.

I have also tried all kind of rooting Apps on Play Store, KingoRoot, SRS and so many other stuff. I'm so confused,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:confused::confused::eek::eek::eek::eek:

Excuse my fair knowledge about android, I'm not a developer I'm just a network administrator so Please help me guys. Thanks :)
[Android General] XZNZ:
plzz tell me how to install Xposed.zip
[Android General] Thor™:
Download xposed apk(stable version) & install it. :eek: RAR files cannot be installed, you can extract & install.
[Android General] Thor™:
This tutorial is for Broadcom CPU, It may work for you :cool:

http://xdaforums.com/android/software-hacking/root-lava-iris-x1-t3320230

---------- Post added at 06:56 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:51 PM ----------

for official lava ROM/firmware flashing visit http://xdaforums.com/hardware-hacking/hardware/lava-iris-x1-flash-stock-rom-t2943187 .

For rooting lava iris x1 broadcom cpu visit http://xdaforums.com/android/software-hacking/root-lava-iris-x1-t3320230

Thor™ : Tнё Боd оf Tнциdёґ
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] halnovemila:
I'm quite new to the experience of digging into the Android system to make it fit exactly all my needs and wishes.

As many others I stumbled into one question: why the stock Wallpaper Gallery has only few pics and, moreover, why there isn't an option to add more pictures?

The answers I found on the Internet either didn't properly apply to my phone ROM or they were not much feasible (like tampering with the system resources files).

But I observed something interesting... a custom vendor wallpaper image added to the default wallpaper gallery; I tried to find the trace back to the source files that made it possible that addition and I found this:

/system/csc/custom.xml

<Display>
<NbWallpaper>1</NbWallpaper>
<Wallpaper src="/Customer/XTE/Wallpaper/Sun 480 x 320.jpg" width="480" height="320">
<Position>1</Position>
<FileType>JPG</FileType>
</Wallpaper>
</Display>

Modify that at your will and add pictures to the Wallpaper Gallery in a simple way.

Note: the 3rd wallpaper is a custom one that I added by injecting it directly to the TwWallpaperChooser.apk with same name of a previous one picture, actually replacing it.

I also found that through the use of CSC files a Data toggle option can be conveniently added to the menu that comes with a long press of the power button.

Unfortunately, despite hours spent in a trial & errors task, I haven't been able to figure out where it actually is saved the option that makes appear the Data toggle.

The best thing that I've come to know is that to have the Data toggle available I need to have AT LEAST this two files (with proper permissions and owner):

/system/csc/custom.xml

/system/csc/sales_code.dat

custom.xml can be as small as this:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<CustomerData>
<GeneralInfo>
<SalesCode>HAL</SalesCode>
</GeneralInfo>
</CustomerData>

Note: Sales code is set to HAL but it really doesn't matter as HAL CSC folder doesn't exist; it could be PPP or XYZ and still would be fine.

sales_code.dat must contain XTE (or maybe other *valid* code that I don't know at the moment).

Other than those two files the /system/csc folder can be empty and still the Data toggle is available.

:cool:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maskelisuvari:
Hi

I have a really weird problem: i have brand new Oneplus One with CM11s , my mobile gets 3g signal more or less but it cannot find the 2g signal .In my area there is full 2g reception.I flashed many roms,modem firmwares,unblocked the bands supported but nı success.I played around nv items on qpst and i got the 2g signal then 3g and data was gone.I am sure my problem is related with nv items yet i dont know how to do it.I will be very greatful if you can help me.Thanks in advance.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Nishant:
Hi! Can some one help me know about a software which can send bulk sms using jasjar and my computer, also i have seen sometime the sender's name is mentioned even i dont have his/her name saved in my address book. I know some software exists but dont know which one it is?
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Nishant:
Hey! Can any one help me..please?
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] samsul:
try www.textanywhere.net
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] madkat:
I would expect you haven't had much response because (and this may come as a bit of a shock) NOBODY WANTS YOUR BLOODY SPAM.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Nishant:
Madkat, Man before raising finger on some one, You should try n get a response, shouldnt come to conclusions so easily..now the reason i need is cause i am getting married in feb, and to send pre-invites by sms, i need this software.. i am a businessman..and the business i am into..requires no marketing..as we sell only to O.E.M's.. hope ive made my self clear..and BTW..i too hate spammers..
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] onlineemails:
please share us ur information i you find any program .

thanks.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] madkat:
Fair enough, sorry if I came across over-zealous :-) TBH the lack of detail of the usage and the interest in giving your CLI (Caller Line ID - or the "number" the text is from) as a name instead of a number led me right down the wrong path.

If you don't mind my saying, a better idea might be to leave the number intact and include the names in the message - that way everything still ties up for the recipients, some of whom might automatically reject messages from people not in their contacts to cut down on SPAM :-) Anyone who doesn't, and who doesn't have you in their contacts, will then have your contact number *and* know who you are, rather than just having a name.

Congratulations, and good luck :-)
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] corleno:
Jeyo mobile companion lets you send bulk sms :)

cheers
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] leblan:
maybe http://www.mobile-cc.ch/mccServices/mccProdukte/mccMassMessage/tabid/138/Default.aspx can help. Eric
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] captainbirdseye86:
Hey,

So I keep hearing a lot of complaints that the Note 4 processor does not support 64bit (nor does Android 4.4), however, why does that really matter. The Note 4 has 3GB of RAM, not 4GB of RAM, therefore 64bit is not required.

Regards
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lovekeiiy:
Well, it's more that the chipset does support 64bit. 64bit is coming to Android, I believe the upcoming version.

The big deal is you can process more information at once on 64bit versus 32bit at one time; actually double. It really doesn't have do with ram. Although ram can be important for storing information to be processed or has been processed. I don't know if Android has the ram issue like Windows does with 32bit versus 64bit; I would look to Linux for an indicator.

This will be more important when we're getting true eight core mobile devices. Real speed doesn't come clock speeds, it's more about the numbers and buses. This is all first semester or basic computer classes everyone has to take in college.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gpvlog:
Even though 64-bit is the next big step in smartphone evolution you wont see a night and day difference right out of the gate. The OS, the apps, the UI elements all need to be written and optimized for that architecture. The Note 5 and the S6 will almost certainly have 64-bit processors but that does not mean that suddenly the Note 4 and S5 will be obsolete overnight. If you upgrade every 2 years then the Note 4 should hold its own during that two years.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bonebeatz1234:
If the nexus 6 won't come with 64 bit then it's not that important for android right now in the early stages in converting to 64 bit. Android L is just a building block for what's to come.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spodemaster:
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No that's not even close to correct.

32 bit and 64 bit have to do with how much memory the processor can address in a cycle. The Amount of memory a 64bit processor can address is about 4billion times as much physical memory. 4gigs is the cap for 32 bit. Which is fine for most applications. I have not seen one smart phone that has that much ram, so at the moment there is no inherent benefit to 64bit processing. Just because the memory addressing capability is there, doesn't mean we can or are going to use it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgiMzKb8dD0

You really won't see a benefit from 64bit in any device until they start using > 4gigs of ram
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Itchiee:
Not even an issue until the next, or even the next next, upgrade.... Let the community catch up.

Unless you need to be on the cutting edge... Like the saps that bought into 4k with the lack of 4k programming.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lovekeiiy:
32 bit vs 64 bit is about bus between the CPU and RAM. This is first semester computer science topic. Everything you talked about is about how it's implemented. I don't know why 4GB of RAM is the minimum of RAM for 64bit systems. I assume it's about efficiencies over 32bit systems. But nonetheless, it's about how much data can be transferred to the CPU at one time.

It's only a matter of time before mobiles devices have 4GB of RAM.

IYet, we all agree, it makes little difference until the applications, and OS, are written and designed to make use of the 64bit architecture.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AlgebraicMirror:
It really does have to do with RAM though, for a couple of reasons. First, having a larger integer size doesn't really equate to processing things faster in most everyday applications. If you were working with really large numbers it might, but in general it's not really a big draw. Numbers under ~4 billion will process just as quickly on a 32 bit machine as on a 64 bit one. The big draw of 64 bit is definitely being able to address more memory.

Here's the second reason 64 bit matters in regards to RAM: in 64 bit, everything is bigger. Your pointers in memory are now 64 bits long instead of 32 bits (taking twice the space). So are integers. When an application that was 32 bit is recompiled to 64 bit, you can as much as double the amount of RAM is uses while running, even if nothing else changes.

So for me personally, if I don't have more than 4 GB of RAM on my phone, I actually don't want 64 bit processors or applications, because the RAM that I do have is going to be used up more quickly by the larger pointers and integers being stored. I'd personally want to stay away from it until I have a phone with more than 4 GB of RAM, because it's not until you hit that point that 64 bit makes much sense.

Again, it's because 64 bit applications can take as much as double the amount of RAM when they are running due to those larger pointer sizes. If you have a small amount of RAM, you do not want to waste it holding large 64 bit numbers. You want to wait until you have an actual need (such as having more than 4 GB of memory, which is the maximum a 32 bit system can address) before you make the jump to 64 bit. Otherwise, you lose more than you gain.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lovekeiiy:
I'm not necessarily disagreeing with you about the need for RAM in the 64bit architecture. I'm not a programmer, and I know even less about low level programming, which is where more your arguments hold.

With that said, you have implied that it's possible to have 64bit system with less than 4GB of ram. You explained there would probably be more inefficiencies than the benefits gained from being able to process more data at once or at least the system would not run in the most beneficial ways for the end user.

Thus, I still hold big deal about 64bit system is about the amount of information that can be processed at one time. In tech today, it's not really about clock speeds any more. It's about the number of cores and bus size. RAM is important, but not they key, in that it's needed to supported these keys.

In this debate, obviously we may be arguing which came first, the chicken or the egg. We could have more than 4GB RAM in a 32 bit system, but what benefits does it hold? Yet, without the RAM, what benefits can be had from a 64bit system.

Personally, I would like to see a nice otco-core device. I do find mobile chipsets quite fascinating in what they have and can do versus PC counterparts. I just wish, in general, they put a little more GPU power in general in the mobile chips like NVivia does.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ryanalan82:
Snapdragon next yr will release an octo core 64 bit. The processor for the note 5 will most likely be the sd 810, octo core,64 bit + 4 gb of Samsung's newest ram. Also the screen will probably be 2k again, but even more perfected.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lovekeiiy:
I'll most likely skip the Note 5, but will probably go Note 6, assuming something, I find, better doesn't come along. I could always use some more screen real estate and some true multi window action like the desktop/laptop OS gives, What can I say, I'm quirky in my demands, and maybe, just maybe, unrealistic is useful features for Joe Public.
[Fire TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] collindv:
Does anyone have this working 100%? I downloaded it from the play store and it installed and opens fine. It is navigable with the fire remote. It even opens up my movie ( I only own 1 to try it out on) and starts to play it. The problem is the video looks like standard definition (it is definitely supposed to be HD) and even worse it freezes up after about 5 minutes of playing every time.
[Mi 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] charris:
Hello I just bought the phone on 27 September and I have 3 questions :

1. is it normal for signal to be weak from time to time? 3g mostly and sometimes 2g as well.

2. how do I do dual boot?

Steps i did : Backup miui (didn't find where the backup was so i could transfer it to PC), then enable true dual boot, everything was gone even in internal memory and i couldn't mount usb to pc in CWM, luckily i have a usb OTG , and i installed slimkat to system one after doing a wipe, then i booted to system 2 and was shocked that miui started with the setup from slimkat and then the launcher started and i was in MiUi, but everything was bugged, i kept getting FC of all kind of stuff. so i checked the internal memory, nothing was there, then i got mad, downloaded official stable rom v23, put it on a usb drive, went to CWM disabled true dual boot, formated data cache and system for system 1 and 2, then i installed from usb flash the miui.

Question is, how do i make a normal dual boot without FC and everything running smoothly. I have CWM recovery v 6.0.5.0

3. How is the battery life? What software are you using and what apps.

Thanks!
[Mi 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] charris:
ok, so i found out how to dual boot properly, it remains only 1 and 3 questions :D
[Mi 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xjarl:
Does your M3 WCDMA version or CDMA version? The signal with Xiaomi mobile always weakly, Its normal. especially of the CDMA/WCDMA version.

About Battery life, 7-10 hours is ok. If your phone more than 10hours,that's perfect. :D
[Mi 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] charris:
i have the WCDMA version, today i got a sms from Orange saying that i missed a phone call 3 hours ago :/ wtf.. :/ im scared man.. i got 25 more days to send it back and get my refund ..i dont want to have a defective unit

how do u achieve 6-7 hours of screen time?
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joseph.l352.jl:
Hello im new in xda but not to modding. I just wanted to ask if yoshi can please add faux sound to the 4.0.0 gummy release. Everything works great on gummy 09.24 nightly
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] californicated:
Hi,

I'm looking for either getting the next Nexus or the new Moto X. The only thing that bothers me about the last one is the high price. I want the 32 GB version, which is only available using the moto maker. As I don't know how it was handled in the past, here my pretty simple question: Does the moto maker offer any price drops or is it stable like the Nexus on Google play store?
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eksasol:
For the Moto X 2013 they did offer promo codes from time to time, but not in the beginning. There was the recent EDU email $50 discount for the 2014 version: https://mdsupport.custhelp.com/ci/documents/detail/2/education.

I don't expect any other soon, my prediction is possible for around Christmas is the nearest, but who knows.

My recommendation is get 32gb version at least, because it only have 24GB of user storage space out of the box, so not a lot.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] californicated:
Well, it looks like the education discount would be still available. Also it shouldn't be too hard to get an .edu mail address for that purpose (remember something I've read about months ago). But I don't find any information, if the promotion is limited to US only or also available in other countries. Will have to take a look at it later.

EDIT: Damn. Got a code, but it's not working in Germany.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sherbet66:
I've installed Twerp recovery sort of by mistake (don't ask, its a long story, I'm used to using CWM) and I've managed to wipe the OS from my tablet (7510) along with the folder containing the ROM I was planning to flash. So I now have the tablet in download mode ready to flash an Odin ROM to get me back up and running but all the links I've found to Odin flashable ROM's for the Galaxy 10.1 are dead. Could someone point me in the right direction, any help appreciated.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eushaun99:
http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/2/

Search here. You have to sign up tho.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] meanhacker:
just do adb sideload
[Nvidia Tegra Note 7] Rotondo:
My tegra note has cwm and a OTA 2.5 is avaliable. I did the OTA and tablet reboot in recovery, but I did not do anything, only reboot to system . Can I update in this way or should I download ota 2.5 and flash by cwm??
[Nvidia Tegra Note 7] StainlessS:
I'm just a newbie but am pretty sure that you cannot successfully do standard OTA with CWM or any non stock

recovery in place. You need to get back stock recovery (and not sure but might also need to re-lock boot loader).
[Android Apps and Games] luigima:
Replace wrong album arts and add missing ones.

Beautify your music collection with fresh and fancy artworks.

Enjoy a redesigned and entirely recoded app from scratch!

-> Huge database for downloading/grabbing album covers

-> high resolution artworks

-> Auto-check album art whenever a new album without cover is added

-> English and German language

-> Free of charge (future updates included)

-> Media Scanner

-> Custom search function

I would be happy about some reviews or critics. :)

Download: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=luk.mal.covergrabber

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q87IqBaTfkE (BB Code does not work, sry)

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[General Questions and Answers] Wesley_NL:
hello i have a samsung but i want to restore deleted data like chats/phone numbers music exc.. is that possible
[General Questions and Answers] NOOK!E:
It depends on the method you used to delete the data, but generally speaking, unless you made a Nandroid backup before you deleted all the information (which, if you did, I bet you'd already have restored it), you cannot restore the deleted data.

Sorry about that. :(

Post thank? :)