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[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] W18WAR:
Does this happen on other wifi networks or just your home Wifi, as it appears that it is down fluctiuations in Wifi Signal, i would suggest changing the Wifi Channel Settings on your home Wifi Router to another channel.

The LogCat shows the changes in signal stregnth followed by a network drop, it at no point says that the Wifi Module has turned off !
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 0xetrov1:
Thanks for your reply, I've changed the Wifi channel like you said, but no luck, I've flashed a AOSP ROM (Cyanogenmod) and now the problem is gone, no problem at all, so I'm glad that there is no issue with the wireless adapter, I assume, that this problem is related to Samsung's Touchwiz based ROMs , maybe changing modems will solve this issue ? :confused:
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] W18WAR:
In that case i would try donwloading a stock ODIN firmware from Sammobile.com and then installing that Via Odin, looks like it could be a baseband issue !

I would go to sam firmware and then choose the correct ODIN software for your device and try that !

I bet it fixes it. Also as you have installed CyanogenMOD i would try installing a different Kernel Also as this may be causing you a problem.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] j.woo1391:
wifi disconnect

I had the same problem on my Gs5 on my work wifi.. was a google.client issue. This thread worked for me.. i had to do "plan b" and enter the stuff into the network config of the phone, actually used the inputs from one of the replies:

http://xdaforums.com/android/software-hacking/howto-wifi-drop-caused-sign-to-wifi-t2862509

Had previously tried everything you listed as well.
[Xperia Z1 Accessories] Arctoze:
I bought a random one and the oleophobic coating didn't work.
[Xperia Z1 Accessories] LaosPerson:
Lol, how do you know if it did not work, oleophobic coating is either not applied or it's applied, if you can't swipe across the glass easily and your finger has friction, it probably doesn't have oleophobic coating, is that what you're asking?
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] moha07:
Dear developers could anyone port lewa rom for our moto g

Lewa rom also similar to miui and its stable to i dont know anything about developing just think about lewa rom for moto g

Thanks in advance

Still no one interested on this best rom
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] woj0s:
Hello, I tried yesterday to install miui v5, before I had cwm rec, and cyanogenmod 10.2 i think. But when I was doing first instalation/flash I forgot to do the "swap" so i thought this time it will be great, and also got another "great" idea to clean phone memory. I tried everything, flashing, installing, jb, gb, rooted gb, now i flashed the "...XXLL2_rooted" or "...XXMG_JB_SER" I am not 100%. And telephone "hangs" on the samsung logo for half and hour and nothing happens. Please can someone would like to explain me how I can fix the phone?

tldr: I have broken my phone, tried to install clean stock rom but phone just hangs on the samsung logo.

I would like to have miui v5 and swapped memory, gapps, and themes.

Thanks in addition for the help!

EDIT: WORKS!

thread to close.
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] SK4G:
Since development for the Sidekick 4G has stopped I decided to try and port the CM11 M10 snapshot from the Galaxy S 4G using this guide. I used the Galaxy S 4G as port ROM since most of the specs are the same as the SK4G. The base ROM I used is ayoteddy"s KJ2 Deodexed & rooted ROM. I followed the guide and flashed the ROM I made but the phone didn't boot. It stays stuck at the tmobile startup screen and then bootloops. I took a logcat and see a lot of errors but idk how to correct them. I tried uploading the ROMs I used and the one I created but it only let me upload the logcat.
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] demkantor:
Hey,

Its awesome to see some more effort in this phone but when porting a ROM one of the main prerequisites is the base being the same android version.

So to port cm11 over you would need a kitkat kernel and ROM for the sk4g already.

What would be real helpful is to get the gingerbread kernel fully functional then any GB ROM could be ported fairly easily.

Or start with a kitkat kernel but both require a bit of work. If you want to take it on a can link a bunch of guides that may help
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] SK4G:
Thanks for that info. I don't have experience coding but I would like to be able to learn how to cook and port roms so I would really appreciate some guides. As I understand it, since there is no KitKat ROM available for the sk4g I would first need to make my own KitKat kernel and ROM before I would be able to port cm11? And how long do you think it would take to learn everything needed to be able to port and cook roms?
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] demkantor:
Hey,

On mobile right now so can't post a bunch of links but xda is filled with them

The best place to start would be http://www.xda-university.com

And be sure to check out the forum links as well!

For a quick set of links see the seventh post in this thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2348266

For a different device but those are all great places to start learning to develop for android

Keep me posted on your progress!
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] SK4G:
Took me a while to find some useful guides since I was searching with the term "port" and not "build/compile from source" since that is essentially what I'm doing. I used wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Doc:_porting_intro and wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Build_for_galaxysmtd (can't post links yet). I forked the galaxys4g repo and modified the files to be suited for the sidekick4g. Now I'm onto the building step, a couple of things already broke and I managed to fix them, but I ran into this error and haven't been able to fix it.

brunch sidekick4"ebtables is disabled on this build"

find: `src': No such file or directory

build/core/base_rules.mk:134: *** system/extras/ext4_utils: MODULE.TARGET.EXECUTABLES.setup_fs already defined by device/samsung/sidekick4g. Stop.

I researched the MODULE.TARGET.EXECUTABLES.setup_fs already defined by device/samsung/sidekick4g issue and suggestions were to delete the setup_fs file within device/samsung/sidekick4g folder. However the setup_fs file wasn't in there, I did find a setup_fs.c file and deleted that one. Then I proceeded to try the build again and ran into the same error. Another suggestion was to use grep -R setup_fs *. This command pointed to these files,

Android.mk:LOCAL_SRC_FILES := setup_fs.c

Android.mk:LOCAL_MODULE := setup_fs

Android.mk~:LOCAL_SRC_FILES := setup_fs.c

Android.mk~:LOCAL_MODULE := setup_fs

initramfs/init.herring.rc:service setup_fs /system/bin/setup_fs /dev/block/platform/s3c-sdhci.0/by-name/userdata

sidekick4g.mk:	setup_fs

But I don't know what exactly I'm supposed to delete. The device repo is located at github.com/SK4G/android_device_samsung_sidekick4g.git It is a pre-build attempt version before I made suggested changes to the local repo. I tried "git push origin master", the command went through and said everything is up to date but the remote repo still wasn't changed so I haven't been able to update it.
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] demkantor:
What are you using for the device tree? The relay is a completely different device and none of the drivers would work, did you at least pull blobs and proprietary files from a sk4g?

There is a ton of setup to be done in order to build from source, you can use the cm11 source but need to make a specific device tree for the sidekick to get a working build, not to mention a ton of kernel work will be needed
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] SK4G:
For the device tree I forked the galaxys4g repo (not the galaxy s relay 4g) and then modified the files to build the sidekick4g specific device tree. When pulling the blobs and proprietary files the guide said " Your device should already be running a build of CyanogenMod for the branch you wish to build for the extract-files.sh script to function properly". Not sure if that's relevant to the errors but I was still able to pull the blobs towards the correct ~/android/system/vendor/samsung directory. As far as the kernel I downloaded the stock kernel from the samsung source website and then put it in the kernel/samsung/sidekick4g directory. The guide said that the kernel and kernel modules would be built automatically as long as I made appropritate changes to the BoardConfig.mk and I did so. I have done every step in the guide and now I'm into building but I can't get past the previously mentioned error. Should I delete the whole part of the files mentioned by the grep -R setup_fs * command or just the red part or is there another solution?
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] demkantor:
Well the blobs that were pulled and the kernel that was used was for froyo, that won't work for kitkat without a weeks worth of modification

Also the s4 is even more different than the relay and would be much harder to use anything from there

What you need at this point is to create your own device tree on github and add this to your local manifest, then the hard part is to adapt the sk4g kernel into something that will work with kitkat, once this steps are complete you can build and then fix the errors that come up, fixing any errors at this point won't help much as the files used are incompatible from the start
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] SK4G:
I should have been more specific, I used the T-Mobile Galaxy S 4G which is one the first galaxy phones. It has the same hummingbird chipset, architecture, ram/rom size, resolution, and both originally ran froyo. The guide states that the cm buildbots build a compatible kernel for me. I didn't just fork the galaxys4g repo and leave it as is. I went through the files and substituted anything that was galaxys4g device specific to fit the sidekick4g.
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] demkantor:
No problem, should have read more clearly, yes the galaxy s is very similar minus the keyboard but you can look at the work that was done to get a GB ROM booting here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2323617

This was done on the exhibit, another very similar phone,

Even after the kernel was adapted the keyboard never worked, you check the link to his github to see what was put into it to work

The kernel built by the bot won't adapt it to work between different versions of android so you need to build this manually first then you can use it, but even then there will be a lot to do in order to get the keyboard working
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] SK4G:
Now I'm beginning to understand what you have been trying to tell me. It was hard to grasp at fist because I never really looked into building a kernel since I usually just use the stock kernel or the cm built in kernel on my devices. Now I shall redirect my efforts into building a kernel :)
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] j-king:
Hi I just wanted to know if you're still building port for the sidekick 4G I still have mine and I would like to use if you have kitkat to work. I miss my sidekick 4G
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] matheprat:
http://www.mobymemory.com/proddetail.asp?prod=miniSD_4096mb_MOBY_001

Cheers.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] Cynagen:
When dealing with anything related to the Wizard, such as add ons, check in the Wizard Accessories forum. Here's a link to the thread with 2 known safe places to buy a 4gb miniSD from: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=286718
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AdamSanJuan:
Hello! I am an extremely newbie in rooting so this is my issue. I just rooted my S4 I9505XXUGNH8. I used odin and the root file from chainfire. It passed. So I thought there' s no problem but after 5 hours or so, when I lock my phone it restarts. Plus my bluetooth won't turn on. So I saw this option in SuperSU that I presumed will unroot my phone. I clicked it and say yes. I restarted my phone, the said app was not there anymore. Checked root checker and it says no proper root access or something like that so I thought I already unrooted my phone. I tried even SRS Root, it says that my device has no root. But the issues were still there. I tried to create new file from my sd card so I was expecting it will not work because of that Kitkat sd card restriction stuff but it worked. I tried to update my firmware but the phone didn't allow me because it was modified. So reinstall SuperSU again, and it says SU Binary not found, like that. Now I really have no idea what to do. Please help me. Thanks and sorry for my novel like post.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] es0tericcha0s:
Seems like you might have used the auto root package from another firmware version as this sounds like some kernel issues. Since you know Odin works, then you can just reset and reinstall the NH8. This will get everything backup and running again (you can try not wiping, but possible issues can arise from this too - fair warning and best to backup internal storage to PC for safe keeping). As far as rooting goes afterwards, put Chainfire's SuperSU zip on your phone, find an updated custom recovery such as TWRP, Philz, or CWM and install via Odin. Once installed, you must immediately boot to recovery before the OS loads so you can use the recovery to install the zip or the stock system will rewrite the original recovery to it. Then you will be rooted with no other changes to the phone that could affect functionality or usability.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PR3DATOR Aaron:
The root for I9505XXUGNH8 is there any just one click root and don't have to use computer

Sent from my GT-I9505
[Android Apps and Games] fihox:
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How to:

The bottle is populated by viruses of three colors: red, yellow, and green. In a way and style considered similar to tetris. You control each capsule as it falls, moving it left or right and rotating it such that it is positioned alongside the viruses and any existing capsules. When four or more capsule halves or viruses of matching color are aligned in vertical or horizontal configurations, then they are removed from the bottle. Inspired by "Dr Mario"

-- On screen controls

-- over 20 levels with different speeds

-- Best scores

Hope you enjoy this block matching game.

Leave rating and review if you do play many thanks :)

Download from Google Play : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=uk.co.fihox.tetvirus&hl=en_GB
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] suspect008:
Hello, thanks in advance for taking your time.

I got a pretty good deal(If its a real deal cuz I have no idea) here in my countries currency to get a galaxy s5 SM-G906v model for about 330$.

problem is, I could not find any info about a G906v version here on xda and only where I found a mention about it was on Taobao online chinese reseller.

I checked the phone in a hurry and it seems like an original one(all codes, sensors are working, camera is superb compared to my s3). but as I could not find any clear info about this model, Im having some doubts to weather buy it or not. so can you please advice me on following, thanks again,

1. Is SM-G906v models are original samsung ones?(like SM-G906S/K/L)

2. what network bands would it support? (in taobao its listed as a TD-SDMA only but somewhere I saw a full spec comparison where it has listed it supports TD-SDMA/WCDMA/FDD-LTE almost every band)

3. if not, is there any app I could use to check supported network bands?

4. Last and most importantly, as a xda user, I root every droid i get my hands on. I searched for long time (8-10hours_ but I couldn't find any satisfactory info on rooting this model. almost all chinese sites state their root methods are for S/K/L versions. would there be any method I may try rooting this?

thank you very much.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vndnguyen:
To make sure it is not a fake one, install Phone INFO ★Samsung★ app, then:

- open Menu > 'Refurbishment Check'. It will tell you if your phone is original.

- open Menu > 'Secret Codes'. If your phone is original, you should have more than 170 secret codes available in the phone. The fake device does not have such many secret codes.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] suspect008:
thank you for help. but thats where you and me both got it wrong at first place. its not sm-g900v. thats s5 verizone model and im well aware of it. model I asked for is sm-g906v. but at first owner told me its sm-g906v but i came to learn it should be 9006v and lots of chinese sites refer this for one model.but owner clearly said it 906v. more for the confusion, there are both of these models. and as far as I gained knowledge, its china unicom TD-SDMA version. and I once I found a link in htc mania where all the spec is listed but then in taobao they have not listed all this or network frequencies. so please do search for sm-9006v term and try to figure out what bands it supports and how to root it.

this is the spec link I found - http://www.devicespecifications.com/es/comparison/d31217a6

And here is the xda thread - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2738617 ( thers no clear rooting guide but a rom)

I have read all the pages from this http://bbs.gfan.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=7451237 and from this http://www.htcmania.com/showthread.php?t=818359&page=78 to figure out a clear rooting method for this specific model. most of them are for S/K/L versions.

Im sorry if you think I have lied about searching, but please do try to read htc mania or bbs.gfan sites with google translater and for the record, I may have not many posts but Im a xda user for more than a year since Ive got my s2 and s3. so I know how to do my own search and I only seek or ask just If I could not understand or figure out my own. I sorry. tc, thank you again.

still Im asking, if you know any method to check network bands by a app or within device please advise me. I could confirm its running Snapdragon 801 in 2.5Ghz with 2gb ram and every other normal s5 spec with hardware info, cpuz and benchmarks(GFXbench, antutu, quadrent).
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] suspect008:
Thank you very much. And yes I have tried this. and its authentic. and I saw a lots of codes and i randomely checkd ones I know and sure and those are working. but I still couldn't find any thing within the phone to know what bands it supports. HSDPA working here fine but seems little slow compared with s3. but I would like to know what bands it supports for 4g and if I travel abroad. thank you very much.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vndnguyen:
Open the Dialer, enter the secret code *#2263# > select 'LTE Band Preference'.

You will see a list of supporting LTE bands.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] suspect008:
Yes, as you have stated there is no 906v. I got confused too. and I didn't use your search term as I did not know yet how to use that criteria search. I just used sm-g906v because its what the owner said to me. at the moment I didn't know its wrong cuz there is 906S, 906K, 906L and so I thought maybe there is a 906v too. here are the search screen shots and I highlighted results that made me think there is 906v too.

so I read whole htcmania thread I posted, and bbs.gfan trying to find a rooting method.

View attachment 2966162 View attachment 2966164

thats just the first screen and in 2nd 3rd there is chinese sites selling covers for 906 models. then when I came to know it should be 9006v searched for that. and yet couldn't find any rooting guide and there was lots of results for cloned models saying 9006v. so couldn't decide which is the original one. and that xda link for 9006v I posted, does not have any clear rooting guide like wise did not find a clear guide for root.. search term used was SM-g9006v root. And I admit I have blindly searched for wrong model. 8 hours because I know I sat down in front of machine about 9am and took off around 4.30pm. so that does not mean I was reading whole that time. it includes meal breaks short breaks for talking to family or anyone meets me and for little little things. and most of the time spent in htcmania reading the 126 pages in link I posted and in bbs.gfan site having around 70 pages cant exactly remember and various rom links from pan.baidu. one root method I came up with SRS root and its a app and mostly those doesn't work well. as Im not a native chinese or english speaker, its hard to understand with google translate. so that would make up for the time you soo pointed. so if you still call me I lied, maybe you should try to read too. and I admit you are more knowledgeable than me. Im just still a child to all the android. but just if you could imagine wandering around for a thing thats new and confusing, you may understand how that time flied. thank you for your help.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vndnguyen:
To get to know exactly your Model Name, and also Device Type and Product Name, install Phone INFO ★Samsung★ app and look into the GENERAL INFO section.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] suspect008:
Thank you. I will try that.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] suspect008:
Yep I know, just its a phone I was going to buy. I just asked the owner to say whats there listed in settings/about phone section and then asked him to install these softwares. just that he said its 906v. maybe I missed. and Im new to s5 variants so I kept looking on that term. he also wanted to be sure that its a genuine product. you are really helpful. thanks.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] ahmedj31:
hi all...

I have HTC m7 T mobile branded I want to ask if there is any ROM for my mobile that support arabic language....

thank you all

p. s does venom viper rom support arabic
[Android Apps and Games] forgeting:
Download link
[Android Apps and Games] lets_zock:
It's Modern Combat 5, paid on the Playstore. I don't know what you have there.
[Android Apps and Games] ghalib87:
I believe you are not allowed to share it other users.

You better remove the download link.