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[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 1221ross1221:
Hey mate,

I had almost the same problem. After a few days i finally got my phone working by doing what is in this post:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=55953093&postcount=29

Good luck and let me know if you need any help or if what i did isn't clear and i can give you some proper instructions. Make sure you backup everything before you do this just in case something even worse happens. :)
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] malybru:
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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] TheNewGuy14:
There's probably other threads on this somewhere, but how do you root a N3 with 4.4.4, from what I gather the newest updated fixed TowelRoot's crash exploit. Also can someone explain exactly the difference between voiding the warranty and the Knox Counter?

Thanks!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] topherk:
The sure-fire way of rooting is by using this method. That being said, this will trip your KNOX Counter.

Now, onto Voiding Warranty vs. Tripping KNOX Counter.

Official Samsung Warranty. This document is obviously written in a legalese manner. I am not a lawyer, but have read through the warranty very carefully and feel like I have a grasp on what it covers/doesn't cover.

In my opinion, the most critical part of the warranty (as it applies to our conversation) is the following:

This clearly states that rooting the phone will void your warranty. Please note that this is regardless of whether KNOX is tripped. Using Towelroot (on previous versions) to gain root access technically would void your warranty just as much as using other methods. The issue is whether Samsung knows about it. That's where KNOX comes in.

KNOX is primarily Samsungs way of knowing if you've modified the software on the phone (root access or some other tampering). At startup, KNOX checks for custom low-level operating system components (bootloader, recovery, kernal, etc.). If any of these are custom, it'll trip KNOX. TowelRoot had exploited a way to obtain root access without modifying any of those items, but as you mentioned, it no longer works in 4.4.4. As far as I'm aware, all other rooting methods include using ODIN to briefly modify one of the low-level operating system components, which invariably trips KNOX.

Now, back to the main point of your questions: will voiding the warranty (by obtaining root access) screw me over? The answer is: probably not. Samsung has been known to not really care about KNOX being tripped when servicing phones. This especially is true in cases where you are claiming someone not software related. From a common-sense perspective, having root access would in no way affect the performance of the power button, so if you're claiming issues with the power button, having a tripped KNOX shouldn't affect your claim status. Although, legally, they have covered this by saying the warranty is completely voided by having root access (not just the software part of the warranty).

I would recommend, however, that before sending any phone in, that you use ODIN to revert back to the stock android. KNOX will still be tripped, but it won't technically have root access anymore.

I hope this answers your questions.

-Topher
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] TheNewGuy14:
Thank you! It does, so essentially rooting period will void the warranty (as seen in the legal jargon) whether you trip the counter or not, and you can always restore it to stock if you need to turn it back in. I was wondering the same thing, we took my gf's S4 in yesterday, and all they did was run a Sprint diagnostic and then replace the hardware, not sure if they even checked to see what she was running (although it is stock).

Any other threads you recommend, I'm still fairly new to it, been reading up on it since I had the Transformer that wouldn't update to Froyo ha, but back then there was too much coding involved, I didn't want a bricked phone because I forgot a "/" in the code somewhere. Almost everyone I know uses Cyanogenmod, also what's the deal with Titanium Backup and Safestrap?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] TheNewGuy14:
Topherk,

Thanks for the reply, and sorry about the bad Juju for mentioning a specific ROM. In other news, I am probably going to re-read your article step by step, and it really puts things in perspective. I have that same build, and I also have Sprint like the video, which I didn't know that the carrier made such a big difference. I'm glad I asked before I started! I will keep you updated on what I decide to do, appreciate the help!

TheNewGuy14

:good:

*new question*

I don't remember where I read this, and I found the option on my phone. If I uninstall KNOX will that eliminate the counter, and other minor issues with KNOX?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] topherk:
No worries about the mention of CyanogenMod (I myself am running a ROM based off of it)... I was talking from the perspective of someone giving advice. If I give you advice towards a specific ROM or two (or even a list of ROMs), it could be considered a slight towards the excluded ones.

As far as I'm aware, there are two aspects of KNOX: The low-level trigger and the system app. The low-level trigger works like I described in my previous post. I honestly don't know how the system app works, but I believe it only affects Enterprise users whose corporations require secure phones (and have their own systems in place which interact with KNOX). I beleive it was Samsung's way of trying to secure some of Blackberry's business-class users. I may be way off on this, but that's what I understand about KNOX.

Cheers!

-Topher
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] TheNewGuy14:
I think you're right they want to maintain they are the most secure phone.

Check out their official statement for Towelroot, although I can't post the link because I'm still a n00b quick Google search will bring it up though.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jimzweb1:
Yes, if you root 4.4.4 NH7 at this time with the available rooting formats, you will trip Samsung's KNOX Counter, and void the device's warranty with Samsung. So, are you going to send the device directly back to Samsung ? No, you are going to take it to a sprint service center, or ship it in to sprint. Sprint handles the warranty ? KNOX is a program that creates secure encrypted containerization of DATA so it can be sent to another location. Check this out http://xdaforums.com/note-3-sprint/general/samsung-note-3-rom-flashin-basics-t2896440 Enjoy !!!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ssuraj83:
Hey OP, I have rooted my N3 using CF-Auto Root on NH7 without any problems.

It should be a walk in the park, and yes you will trip knox, but It's all good.

Now proceed with your rooting
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] km8j:
Anyone else experience this? When I am in a hangouts, the led notification light lights up a very faint red.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] giongto500:
I've recently purchased 2 LG G3 from T-mobile and strangely, the screen colors on those two appear to be quite different? (one seems to be warmer and sort of darker, I have two screen at the same brightness level)

The easiest way to tell the difference is to pull out the setting screen where there are menu options in white background, the colors on the white backgrounds are clearly different on two devices. I've also tried to compare the two I have with another G3 in T-mobile store, and the 3rd one doesn't have the same color to any of mine G3's. The color adjustment settings on all 3 devices are OFF, I've tried to factory reset the devices I owned but nothing changed. Anyone notice the same issue with your G3?

Also I notice there's a code on the back of the back cover of the G3, does that code represent anything? Is it okay to swap the back covers of the 2 G3's with same model?

Thanks
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pilz:
That's just the QC tolerance from what I understand. My korean G3 has warmer colors while my D850 has cooler ones. You can swap back covers without any issues so don't worry about that. Anyway back to the displays, you can download an app to adjust the color tone. At the end of the day it's just how that particular display is.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] giongto500:
Thanks for your reply.

Yeah, I've never had a chance to compare two devices with the same model. I've always expected them to have the same exact screen colors.

Could you point me to some apps that can adjust screen color tone? The Color Adjustments setting under Accessibility setting menu is just for contrast, right?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pilz:
Trickster mod if you are rooted is a good one. Just search the play store for it there should be quite a few out there.
[Nexus 6  General] waiters:
The first Nexus 6 Unboxing video (vine... sorry)

https://vine.co/v/OqXigYblJh5

source: https://twitter.com/askdes / http://bgr.com/2014/10/15/nexus-6-unboxing-video/
[Nexus 6  General] dralways:
Ooooo cool $300 box!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] gadget8888:
Please let me know any working sites offering unlocking codes for AT&T note 4. Thank you.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] amtrucker22:
One of the other members (mocsab) mentioned cellfservices.com unlocked it for them. Just chose the generic 'samsung' model, since the Note 4 isn't there yet. Then type "T-Mobile USA" as the network .
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] Brava27:
Cellunlocker
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheGoD:
Any Wear users here? I got the problem that some notifications (Power Amp, BS Player for example) don't show up on my Moto 360 when paired with the tablet. On my Galaxy S3 lte the work as expected.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lanwarrior:
It's the tablet. Just use your phone.

Or do you really need notifications from both your phone and tablet at all time?
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Valohtar:
So the situation is that I used towelroot to obtain root, installed SuperSU and then used TWRP Manager to install TWRP.

I found I really didn't use root as much as I thought I would and I would just like to go back to stock.

I see that I can unroot from within SuperSU, but I can't find a way to get the stock recovery back. I tried Flashify and Rashr with the stock recovery and it doesn't seem to take. I end up with the green android on its side with the red triangle. I can't flash it through fastboot because my bootloader is locked.

Is there a way to get back to stock recovery without losing my data? That's the reason I used towelroot in the first place.

Thanks!
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
Green android and triangle is stock recovery
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Valohtar:
Oh wow easy enough answer. I was googling with that and the responses said that it meant that I had no recovery anymore. Didn't want to risk it.

Chalk that up to PEBKAC!

Thanks!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] tieubao81:
Okay, yeah I know I am an idiot... but, I had my 8525 in my back pocket and was drinking a lot. so i sat on it, and i think i crack the screen, doesn't really show... but it only shows multi-color lines.... Are there any good place I can send my phone in to be repaired? I don't have a reciept for the phone, still have the original box and stuff from Cingular. Any ideas or suggestions on a possible screen replacement?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] URPREY:
It's not in bootloader mode is it? Does it have an SPL and IPL number on that screen?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] tieubao81:
no it's not in boot loader mode. I can dial with my BT headset and receive calls. I just can't see anything on the screen except for smudge multi color crap... I'm thinking the screen is jacked up.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lexi250:
Anybody have the new Nexus 6 wallpaper?
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Indigoreli:
It's not a wallpaper is a game
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pilz:
That is correct the game is Monument Valley and you can take screenshots of the puzzles in the game and make them your wallpaper.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thevuman:
anyone have the official nexus 6 wallpaper? the one in the promo pics? kite one i think.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] msal:
Courtesy of Google Images :p
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alexanderi:
I am looking for this one
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mobile lover:
here you go

http://xdaforums.com/nexus-6/themes-apps/default-wallpapers-nexus-6-t2909040
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DiamondJay20:
You can find it in 2880x2560 on Zedge.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Karamvir Singh:
Please give a link...couldn't find it
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DiamondJay20:
http://www.zedge.net/wallpaper/10432387/
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Karamvir Singh:
No man not that one the girl with the kite....the one posted by [MENTION=275058]alexanderi[/MENTION]

In hd
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GjorgiDxc:
And what about the wallpaper on the Nexus 9, the one with the girl/guy jumping of a cliff? Can someone send me that ?
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JalmiNyondong1933:
Perhaps this one, [MENTION=6052403]GjorgiDxc[/MENTION] ???
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alexanderi:
It's even better if we can get the wallpaper with woman holding a kite
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JalmiNyondong1933:
here you go mate
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PaisanNYC:
Wow, thats a HORRIBLE cropping and upscaling job. Who would want that photoshopped image on a nice N6 display?
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JalmiNyondong1933:
You're welcome. It still looks good on 480 x 800 screen though...
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PaisanNYC:
If that is your display's resolution, then I think you might be in the wrong forum area. :silly:
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JalmiNyondong1933:
I'm afraid that was only a sarcastic comment for my own HORRIBLE wallpaper since everybody knows what the Nexus 6 resolution is.

speaking of which. It doesn't look good on my Nexus 5 either. lol
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] Phylop:
I have an AT&T Galaxy S5 and it does not switch from Wi-Fi networks to Cellular Data automatically.

For example, when I'm at work I have great Wi-Fi signal between many different access points throughout the building, so I prefer Wi-Fi. When I go just outside the building the Wi-Fi signal is terrible, pretty much unusable on any access point although the SSID broadcasts are still visible the signal is too terrible to maintain a connection. So when I'm outside I'd like my phone to automatically switch to Cellular since the LTE signal outside is great.

It seems my Galaxy S5 isn't "Smart network switching," I've tried this with the feature turned off and on. Having to turn off Wi-Fi when I go outside, and then back on when inside is pretty annoying. Plus the fact the phone should be doing this automatically, especially with a feature called "Smart network switch. Automatically switch between Wi-Fi and mobile networks to maintain a stable internet connection."

It's as if my Galaxy S5 keeps trying to use a Wi-Fi network no matter how bad the signal is, as long as it can still see it. Does anyone have any ideas for fixing this?
[HTC One S] jnne2012:
Sorry.. This thread has to be made..

What do you guys think about it (Lollipop)? Is there anything that would not give us the newest android?

Also do someone remember how long it took that we get stable kitkat?
[HTC One S] dd98:
you will definitely get cyanogenmod 12, i think that stock android lollipop looks good enough as pure aosp. anyway if the one mini/desire 610 gets sense 6.x and lollipop then there is a good chance it will happen, and when it does i will be around to help fix inevitable bugs

EDIT: Android Lollipop Wiki says that 5.0 is to be released on Friday. Time to run the GPE RUU on my HTC One
[HTC One S] letsurock:
HTC has confirmed v5.0 for HTC One mini.
[HTC One S] NightHeron:
I'll wait for the cyanogenmod 12 based ROMs. Because sense it doesn't make me sense anymore. PA or PAC with Lollipop... Can't wait! Thanks to the devs who keeping alive this device.
[HTC One S] RazGame:
If One S recive Cyanogen Mod 12 or AOSP Android L I give second life to my One S, and buy White cover and change battery to 2100 mAh )
[HTC One S] dd98:
maybe I might buy a new digitizer, power button and camera for mine :victory: yeah thats right the power button and camera fell out of my one s
[HTC One S] letsurock:
So, it might be costing you around 30-35 Euros, excluding digitzer to resurrect yours One S. :D

Source: Ebay.
[HTC One S] dd98:
thanks anyway but i was being sarcastic :angel: i have a phone a while now
[HTC One S] TheEndHK:
http://llabtoofer.com/2014/10/19/htc-android-5-0-lolipop-update/

LlabTooFeR said M7 will get Android 5.0 on Jan/Feb while M4 will receive it on March to May. Technically, One S could also get upgrade to Sense 6.5/7.0 with Android 5.0 and further extend one more year life cycle. The only question is how many devs are still on this board next year.
[HTC One S] dd98:
Meee
[HTC One S] jnne2012:
Hope everyone will not leave this phone because its just awesome! I have 1+1 but i still use my one s almost everyday for flashing roms etc just for fun. Maybe i should try to learn some rom magic and stuff..
[HTC One S] letsurock:
If Ethan Chen (CM maintainer) takes some time for One S, we then might have a various ROMs to enjoy for.
[HTC One S] Csacsifiu:
View attachment 2991276
[HTC One S] ungraphic:
Where did you get that skin?
[HTC One S] Csacsifiu:
From Aliexpress
[HTC One S] minhaz.sourav:
CyanogenMod 12

Today I read a article saying that SELINUX unsupported devices and not owned by CM devices will drop from CyanogenMod 12 update :/
[HTC One S] jnne2012:
But ville supports selinux?
[HTC One S] minhaz.sourav:
As far I know It does... And Does CM maintainers own HTC one S? I wish We get CyanogenMod 12 otherwise I must have to change my phone :(
[HTC One S] dd98:
As far as I know, every Android phone from 2011 and later supports Security-Enabled Linux (SELinux) and there is a few CyanogenMod maintainers around with the One S. If it comes to the case that no one is building CM12 for this phone then I will do it
[HTC One S] minhaz.sourav:
Your reply just made my day. Just love CM :) Now I m gonna buy the case for one S from amazon at $16 :) to replace the old body of my one s :D
[HTC One S] RazGame:
Someone look at AOSP ?

Maybe we can build Android L now from sources ?
[HTC One S] kubors:
i can't wait !!

What do you think, when we will see first port of android lollipop for our One S ? :D
[HTC One S] dd98:
seeing that the source is fully up now from the time i pm'ed you, if a kernel dev was able to build a kernel for lollipop, then i will have a shot at compiling
[HTC One S] jnne2012:
How many devs we have that could build that?
[HTC One S] ATSPerson:
Just looking at the ROM threads I see a number of devs who might be up for the challenge. Just recently we have had renewed support for Carbon, LS and a bunch of other ROMs I thought we'd lost when Droyd stopped devving for the One S. I think the kernel might be another story, also the Nexus range needs a bootloader update for Lollipop because I had to do this to flash the Lollipop AOSP on my Nexus 7. I don't know if that would affect us Ville owners also?

Further down the road I'm fairly hopeful we'll get CM12. We'll know when we know.
[HTC One S] kubors:
So do you think that hboot 2.16 will be required for flashing lollipop roms on One S ?
[HTC One S] ATSPerson:
Absolutely no idea. If i had any real techical ability i'd be all over this but flashing roms is as techical as i get. It was just a thought that upgrading our ville to 5.0 might not be so easy. I am sure there are far more knowlegdable ppl on this forum who'd know.
[HTC One S] Audioffensive:
For Kernel maybe we can ask [MENTION=4961470]AKToronto[/MENTION]

He builds the IceCode (and now Bubba) kernels for the Ville. Maybe he can build also ne for Lollipop?

I myself am not capable of building a rom unfortunately. Wish I could be more of assistance.

Hoping to see a Lollipop ROM for the Ville someday :)
[HTC One S] fusk:
I'm also hyped for lollipop, can't wait for cm12.
[HTC One S] ATSPerson:
Nice avatar by the way. Like!
[HTC One S] Audioffensive:
Thanks. Thought it was a nica one myself also ;)

Verstuurd van mijn One S
[HTC One S] Cookoospite:
Hi all, apologise if this is an inappropriate place to ask but what is the best way to get the latest software updates on my one s? I have never rooted my one s due to me having an unfortunate bricking experience with my galaxy sII but now that my phone is two yrs old and lollipop is on the way I'd like to give it a go. I would prefer rooting from sd card as my netbook likes bricking devices and I have recently switched to linux where I'm still very much a newbie. Appreciate the help.
[HTC One S] dd98:
well, if you mean a hard brick when your phone becomes effectively a paperweight, its highly unlikely to happen with some common sense but the best way to install the latest version of android at the moment is through cyanogenmod 11, which is currently the latest version available but for the nexus 9 running lollipop. we should get cyanogenmod 12 soon. there is no worry about bricking here though, from my time with the samsung galaxy mini i nearly bricked it myself when using odin
[HTC One S] Cookoospite:
Thanks dd98, Arrrhhh, Odin, yes that was what I used! Horrible piece of software that seemed to play nice with everyone else. Do you have an install method you would recommend? Still wary of relying on a USB cable. :eek:

---------- Post added at 06:44 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:31 PM ----------

Found cyanogenmod installer but it says my device isn't supported. How likely is it that I run into problems if I run the app anyway? Not on windows so can't use that installer.
[HTC One S] letsurock:
CM 12.0 begins for Ville :)

CM 12.0 staging has begun for Ville.
[HTC One S] Audioffensive:
Syncin the Repo now following the Guide that's on XDA for developing any rom for Ville.

No Idea if it's going to work Muhahaha

Have never build a rom myself. Just following guide :) So we'll see where this ends ;)
[HTC One S] yesrno:
The CM12 isn't released yet because it's still in the "make". You probably will compile it correctly but at this point, the 12.0 branch in Github is the same as the 11.0, meaning you'll end up with a kitkat rom :p

github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_htc_ville/compare/cm-12.0

There isn't any specific date for the CM12 release yet but quite a few articles are writing about a end november/december experimental release. If some brave soul manages to get lollipop working on our device before that, I'd send him a lollipop myself :good:
[HTC One S] letsurock:
Yes, its of no use if you planning to build L, they are just staging, no change in code.
[HTC One S] Audioffensive:
Ok. Thanks for the tip ;)

I saw somewhere one Hammerhead thread that it was ready to go. But i'll wait a bit longer then.

Can i try AOSP then?

Verstuurd van mijn One S
[HTC One S] RazGame:
Another dev's start porting to another devices from AOSP ;)
[HTC One S] Audioffensive:
What do you mean exactly??

Verstuurd van mijn One S
[HTC One S] RazGame:
Check main page of xda.

Motorola Defy recive Android L port, Samsung S3 Mini too
[HTC One S] dd98:
all you need to do really is go to bootloader, download twrp, open a command window, cd to your adb folder, copy the recovery file to your adb folder and type in on cmd: fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

if recovery is named something else just rename it to recovery.img, and you will need to use a usb, but trust a developer, you will not brick your phone by doing this

then download the rom you want, copy it to internal storage, boot into recovery, wipe data, cache and dalvik cache and then flash the rom
[HTC One S] Cookoospite:
Thanks dd98, unfortunately I have no idea how to do any of that. Don't even know which file to download as htc one s isn't listed. Would you mind posting how? Started a new thread in 'help' as I obviously need a lot of it and don't want to highjack this thread anymore than I already have. Located here http://xdaforums.com/htc-one-s/help/cyanogenmod-step-step-install-using-t2936229