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[HTC Desire 601] alamony34:
i have an htc desire 601 zara cl with the insert coin rom and i want to go back to stock rooted virgin mobile kk rom but i cant find the twrp folder on my pc. i know there is no ruu for the 2.15 os and failed many attemps to s off keep getting kernel error and tryed insecured boot img and the same error. i tryed flashing the system dump and it installs but the phone wont boot! do i need to relock the bootloader? flash stock boot? recovery? please help or post a flashable vm kk rom link. i would appriciate it. thanks
[HTC Desire 601] Child's Play:
Flashing the system dump doesnt work. U restore a stock rom via twrp http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2865955 getting s-off doesnt work on kk
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tke964:
i just downloaded game killer from the app store and every time i open the app i get a root privilege error. i downloaded gamekiller 2.70 from the app store. i did root my tablet this morning. My tab 4 is:

Model: sm-t230nu

version: 4.4.2

Kernel: 3.10.0-2429927

build: kot49h.t230nuueu0anh1

If some one can help please post step by step instruction so that I can follow them. I am not really strong when it comes tech programing.
[Droid Ultra General] jtoTTy:
I have a bootloader unlocked (thanks, taobao) Droid Mini that I bought unsubsidized 10 months ago for $400 so I could keep my unlimited data plan. I fell into a river today (don't ask) and immediately tried to turn my phone off. The touchscreen wasn't responding, potentially because I was all wet, so there was nothing I could really do to help save it. Over the next 15 minutes, the phone mysteriously vibrated once every 5 minutes or so, and then it finally "died". I put it in a bag of rice for 8 hours and tried powering it back on, but there's no sign of life. I went to a Verizon store and they said they couldn't do anything for me. So, now I believe I have two choices:

Attempt to fix the phone.

Buy a new phone.

I would certainly prefer option #1, but I haven't seen any information on the Web that would suggest I'd have any luck. I imagine the battery is shot, and I don't see any evidence that I can buy a replacement. Any suggestions?

If #1 is out, what phone should I get? I can't imagine going back to a phone with a locked bootloader (primarily for free wireless tethering), and I really don't want a phone that's bigger than the Droid Mini (otherwise it's a no-brainer; get a big DE phone). I haven't seen any evidence of a new-ish phone that can have its bootloader unlocked that is no bigger than a Droid Mini. Any suggestions?

I hate asking for help like this, but I need to act soon and I'm hoping someone here can help me make a wise decision. Thanks in advance.
[Droid Ultra General] bigv5150:
I thought these phones had a nano coating and would survive getting wet. Have you tried to get into boot loader or plug it in. Is there no life in her at all.

sent from "my kungfu is stronger then yours" XT1080
[Droid Ultra General] Johnny Wong:
If you plan on staying with Verizon for over two years then I recommend you purchase an upgrade from Best Buy online which would allow you to keep your unlimited plan through the well known loophole. I did it last month when I bricked my RAZR Maxx HD and was so pissed I ordered a new Droid Maxx from Best Buy while I bought a motherboard for the RAZR from eBay. Now I have two working unlocked phones. In fact, I'm on the RAZR right now. Just switch in between devices whenever I feel like. As for what to get, I have no idea. I went with the Droid Maxx because the wife have a Moto X and I love it. It was right when Sunshine was released so for me, it was more important to have an unlocked bootloader than get a locked 2014 Moto X. I was also looking hard at the HTC M8 and LG G3, both are great phones. The iPhone 6 is bad ass too but I must have WiFi hotspot and refuse to give Verizon an extra dime in addition to what they are already taking.
[Droid Ultra General] jtoTTy:
I've had it plugged in for several hours now with no sign of life. I just tried getting into the bootloader with no luck. The only sign of electrons flowing is that my green notification light comes on immediately when I plug in the phone.
[Droid Ultra General] Topsnake:
Yeah it's probably fried. I would look for a clean esn droid maxx on ebay or swappa. Preferably on 4.4 or below that way you can unlock via sunshine.
[Droid Ultra General] aviwdoowks:
Take it apart, rinse each part in distilled water. Dry slowly.

Worked on my Mac book.
[Droid Ultra General] bigv5150:
Can't hurt at this point.

sent from "my kungfu is stronger then yours" XT1080
[Droid Ultra General] @work:
You probably just need a new battery. Clean the guts first of course.
[Droid Ultra General] ericinmn999:
I would try to put the phone on the dash of a car that is sitting in the sun for several hours or longer and really get it dried out before I did any rinsing with more water (climate depending of course).

After I exhausted that course of action I would replace the battery.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Mostlyhrmlss:
As the title says, the /data partition keeps getting corrupted on my SGH-i317 (AT&T model). It manifests itself as random lockups and reboots, eventually ending up in a no-boot condition. At this point I boot into Philz recovery and use an adb shell to run e2fsck, which fixes a bunch of things and then I can boot normally. This has happened three times in the last month. The first time it happened I was running CleanROM JB, and at that point I upgraded to dicksteele's DS-NE5v1, so I don't think the ROM is to blame. Any idea what could be doing this and/or how to prevent it? Could it be that the FLASH ram is failing? Is there a way to force an fsck at every boot?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Mostlyhrmlss:
Perhaps I spoke too soon...the phone locked up on me last night while we were both asleep (i.e. I woke up, the phone didn't, so I had to yank the battery). The first thing I did was an e2fsck, and it was clean, which leads me to think that the lockups are causing the corruption instead of the other way around.

A little more history: when I was on CleanROM there were no random lockups or reboots, it was a particular app that caused them when I would run it. I tried to uninstall that app, which caused more lockups/reboots, then becoming reboots just opening the Application Manager or trying to uninstall it with Titanium Backup, eventually ending up in a no-boot scenario. After a couple day's worth of pulling my hair out trying to install various recoveries and flashing new ROMs, I determined that it was a corrupted /data partition, found an article on how to e2fsck it and ended up on DS-NE5v1 (the last ROM I tried in the previous step). At that point I had random lockups/reboots until it eventually went no-boot again after a couple weeks. I've since gone through the same cycle twice, having to run an e2fsck to get it booting again.

Any ideas how to diagnose the random lockups?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Mostlyhrmlss:
I am no longer amused: the thing locked up on me again last night, but rebooted just fine after I yanked the battery. Just now it rebooted while sitting untouched on my desk, then rebooted again and locked up at the animated Samsung logo. The e2fsck said this:

e2fsck -fy /dev/block/mmcblk0p16
e2fsck 1.41.14 (22-Dec-2010)
Pass 1: Checking inodes, blocks, and sizes
Deleted inode 377887 has zero dtime. Fix? yes

Inodes that were part of a corrupted orphan linked list found. Fix? yes

Inode 378413 was part of the orphaned inode list. FIXED.
Pass 2: Checking directory structure
Pass 3: Checking directory connectivity
Pass 4: Checking reference counts
Pass 5: Checking group summary information
Block bitmap differences: -(1433114--1433116) -1509879
Fix? yes

Free blocks count wrong for group #43 (22311, counted=22314).
Fix? yes

Free blocks count wrong for group #46 (11952, counted=11953).
Fix? yes

Free blocks count wrong (1075855, counted=1075859).
Fix? yes

Inode bitmap differences: -377887 -378413
Fix? yes

Free inodes count wrong for group #46 (5787, counted=5789).
Fix? yes

Free inodes count wrong (712361, counted=712363).
Fix? yes

/dev/block/mmcblk0p16: ***** FILE SYSTEM WAS MODIFIED *****
/dev/block/mmcblk0p16: 24917/737280 files (3.6% non-contiguous), 1871209/2947068
blocks

Has anyone seen this behaviour before in DS-NE5v1 or any other ROM?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] absinthesummer:
More than likely, there is a way to run the command as a script at boot. You can run just about anything as a script at boot using script manager & terminal emulator.

However, have you checked your chip? Some of them had SDS (Sudden Death Syndrome, aka Brick Bug) as I'm sure you're aware. There's an app called eMMC Brickbug Check you can use to check your chip.

Also, when was the last time you formatted data in recovery? Are you getting any errors like UIDs inconsistent or anything?

I don't know much about the e2fsck, but I'm sure if I were to run it right now on my perfectly running phone, it would return similar results. Honestly, IMO, random reboots, crashes, and boot failure sounds like a kernel problem to me. I don't know if you've tried yet, but it might be worth it to try a different kernel.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Mostlyhrmlss:
Without exception, the e2fsck comes back clean when the thing will boot, comes back dirty when it won't, and always boots afterwards. The check needs to be done with the partition unmounted. Since any script would be run from the /system tree, the /data partition would have to be mounted in order to read the script in the first place. Reminds me of something about a chicken and an egg :)

I formatted the partition when I installed DS-NE5v1, a couple months ago, right before the random problems started.

The eMMC Brickbug came back clean with a sane chip. I did notice that it reported the model as t0lteuc, it is a t0lteatt. Is that anything to be worried about?

The kernel is AGNi 3.0.101-India-v4.2.3_R2-OC-LTE-KitKat. Is there something better?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] absinthesummer:
Well as for agni, 4.23 is kinda old. I know he's since put out 4.24 and 4.25 for our note 2. A new onewith multiroom support was released today so I'll be testing that. To me the most stable versions are 4.24 and 4.25. But if you flash a new kernel be sure to wipe your init.d folder or you will have issues. I do it even when updating the same kernel just to be sure.

As for the build prop I'm not sure what tolteuc is, that is clearly a different country code... but i dont think it's a problem. International would be toltexx and at&t is tolteatt. But that's a rom thing, like mine currently has an s5 build prop so mine says klteatt and kltexx. If you're concerned about it, you can dig into your build prop and the files in your CSC folder. Sometimes these have conflicting information in them which can be a problem (but usually isn't)... sometimes people need to get correct CSC for their country or device and if they're having problems it can help to set the build prop to your original defaults (after making a backup, of course).

Running that command fixes whatever problems your having temporarily. Ok well that's good but you don't want to be running it all the time either. The best way in this case to test your memory & chip without replacing it or running a command constantly would be to Odin back to stock for a little while to see if it's still a problem.

Imo, you can start seeing problems on one rom and despite wiping & wiping, it can still carry over to any subsequent roms you flash. When you see a certain problem consistently, you need to take it back to stock because that's the only way to reset everything back to a clean slate... and if you still have the problem there & then you know it's probably hardware. However, I think it'll resolve whatever is causing these issues and you will be free to flash whatever you want after that. It's worth a try, better than trying to run a script at boot every boot.

This is all just my opinion and what I would do. I just saw that no one had helped you yet and that shouldn't happen here when you have a legitimate concern and you post in the correct section as you did. :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Mostlyhrmlss:
I put in AGNi 4.2.8 today, and it crashed within an hour. I see a stock flash in my future...

BTW, perusing the AGNi Control app I found an option for FileSystems Checking on Boot, which is off by default. I don't suppose it could hurt, am going to try it.

Oh, and I really do appreciate the help...was beginning to think I was talking to myself :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] absinthesummer:
Lol I was surprised no one had helped yet! Yeah try the check file system setting, if you still have issues, try a stock flash. It's always helped me in the past. Too bad the new agni didn't solve it on its own... but hey maybe that check setting will help. I'm sure you'll get it sorted!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Mostlyhrmlss:
I did the stock flash and everything seems good, no crashes for a couple of days now. Thanks for your help!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] absinthesummer:
That's excellent news! Glad to hear it!
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] QA Bot:
Q&A for ➣Adrenaline™ Boost For All Android Devices ! [ Prime ] | 22/10/2013

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[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lestherleano:
re partition

how to linked newly apps in my sdext? using this pre installed In2extV2+ pls rply asap
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ImbaWind:
I think linking apps in your sdext is not related to this script?
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Daxj:
Good job

Its working fine
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Matthew2D:
I am trying to change the look of the phone, contacts, and keyboard app. How would I do this? I am rooted btw.

Thanks!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OwlBearTamer:
I'm completely stumped on this. I'm new to Custom Roms.

So a long time (a little over year aprox) I bought an GT-N7000 from an at-the-time friend (no longer friends)

He factory reset and installed a custom rom (Paranoid Android) on it. (Such a nice gesture..)

Now, speed forth Christmas last year, I bought a Galaxy Note 3 for myself, and I then sold off the N7000 to my older brother.

Now my brother comes to me and tells me that his phone is acting weird.

I take a look and notice that the phone has apparently partitioned itself into several drives, making the phone run incredibly slow and he keeps getting an annotation going "There's way too little space left!"

Now, as I mentioned I'm new to custom roms and that kind of stuff, but my initial "brilliant" idea was to simply factory reset it, and install the Stock Rom on it.

I grabbed a Stock rom from Sammobile that had a country that at least was english in nature (UK) I unfortunately live in Denmark, and so therefor it was impossible to find a Stock rom that fits it.

I grabbed it, loaded it onto ODIN3 and went into Recovery Download Mode. And I started installing it. Everything went smoothly.

Then when the phone restarted it started boot looping.

I looked and searched everywhere for fixes. Problem was, looking at the first few fixes I've seen include links to .PIT files that are either dated or ancient in nature.

androidayos.com and android.gs both had a fix, but their links was either out dated or not helpful for my specific case.

And so I beseech thee oh mighty XDA Developers.

Have you a solution/help that might be what I need.

I've read that I should go into a recovery mode that allows me to look at the files. (Read that I could do so by holding the Home Button + Power button when it turned on. But such a function didn't seem to work on the N7000.)

I've also tried looking at installing Paranoid Android again, but that requires access into the Recovery Mode. Which I, again, do not have.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nokiamodeln91:
PIT files are dated because they never change. They have been the same since device manufacturing date.

So did you reset before odin install? Recovery mode is by pressing the power + vol up + home together.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OwlBearTamer:
Well, I had to flash in phillz to actually get a recovery mode to work.

But I managed to do just that, and then whipe the caches and I could then get the stock rom flashed onto it.

Which then got the phone to work properly.

No failures to report yet.

So for the moment a full-on success story!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] QA Bot:
Q&A for alcatel snap 7025x cwm + stock recovery + boot.img

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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ahmedSaibot:
thanks but i need stock rom please

please please ineed stock rom too please
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Abdulla Ashraf:
Could you tell me what should I do If I've flashed a file (CWM) isn't for my device
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Abdulla Ashraf:
look I've tried to flash another recovery as yours just doesn't reset factory so when I did so and tried to reboot my device it started a boot loop that doesn't enable you to open your recovery mod 'cause it restarts every 4 seconds
[Huawei Ascend Mate 2] oncouch1:
OK I updated to 148 and reconfigured to the setup I had with 126 and it was running fine for two days but now I just got an update message. Well it downloaded the software and I did not install it. I then read the update page and it says 126? Hmm wonder what's up?

Edit: OK I did use a backup build.prop after Viper wiped the original guess I used a 126 one oops. Will try and find a 148 build.prop.
[Huawei Ascend Mate 2] oncouch1:
Alrighty it is a wrong build.prop, I using a 126 somehow how deleted my 148. Would anyone have a virgin 148 build.prop? TIA
[Huawei Ascend Mate 2] arcadesdude:
I've attached my B148 build.prop here. Note that

ro.config.hwtheme=0

in this build.prop. (so it's technically not stock, that's the only change though). So if you don't use Xposed then you would change the build.prop in this attachment back to

ro.config.hwtheme=2

which is the stock/default value.
[Huawei Ascend Mate 2] oncouch1:
Thank you so much! What a great community.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] oasisitaly:
i have try to upgrade the aku (Uk versione)of my v1640 vodafone (Italian version) but the right error is : country id error eccc.

Is possible unlocking for upgrade in english version ?

thanks
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] oasisitaly:
please help me !:(
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vorter:
I don't mind the persistent notification with the remote controls but I hate getting spammed with the "Random TV show in the next 15 mins" that are popping up every hour after the new update. I can't seem to find a setting to disable them. Is there any solution besides disabling all notifications through the app info page?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] jojo4747:
Android toolkit and cyanogen mod work for the metro pcs variant of the gs5? G900t1?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] jojo4747:
XDA isn't the same as it used to be
[Windows 8 General] jpwhre:
Lets start with this....

[YOUTUBE]http://youtu.be/xy816n5AfZc[/YOUTUBE]

Incase above didn't work.... http://youtu.be/xy816n5AfZc

I put windows 10 tech preview on my hp laptop, i did recoverydrive.exe to build a recovery on my flash drive and then deleted the recovery partition from hard drive to save space (major PITA in hindsight) but too late now. Anyway, i cant get it to recover from flash drive now and it is pissing me off. I have tried putting in flash, restart, it asks what language for keyboard and then the menus begin. Hitting recovery from.... Restarts the pc and process starts again. Hitting recovery opens hp recovery environment, but don't let me select usb. Hitting escape while starting up and pressing F9 to boot from..... and select usb device gives me same select language and click on anything after that to continue same endless cycle of nothingness.

My flash drive shows as G:

And contains:

boot (file folder)

efi (file folder)

sources (file folder)

bootmgr (file)

bootmgr.efi (EFI file)

reagent.xml (xml document)

Anyone want to put forth input to above youtube link that would let me build a refresh partition on my C:\ from G:\ please?
[Windows 8 General] Deleted member 1890170:
In my eyes the video linked to contains a bad avdvice: the System Restore image shouldn't be saved to default Windows drive [C:], but onto another HDD drive / partition.

The System Restore image created with means Windows 8 offers, is simply a snapshot of specific portions of the Windows drive [C:], consists of folders Backup nnnn-nn-nn, Catalog, Logs, SPPMetadataCache and file MediaId. This System Restore image can be replayed at any time via Windows 8 inbuilt means.

The System Restore image created as shown before has nothing to do with a System Refresh offered by Windows 8, where Windows 8 indeed will be freshly installed. Hence you need the original Windows 8 Installation disk which contains the folders/files you enumerated: boot, efi , sources, etc.

If these installation folders/files are present (copied onto) on a bootable device, i.e. those devices which UEFI / BIOS lists and from which you can choose , then you can Refresh your Windows 8 installation.
[Windows 8 General] jpwhre:
So the recovey flash drive thru hp recovery manager was a cruel joke hp plays on people and you cant really recovery from the flash drive at a later time when needed?
[Windows 8 General] Deleted member 1890170:
HP don't use the same terms as Microsoft. They throughout speak of System Recovery, whereas Microsoft distinguish between System Recovery and System Refresh. As I've noticed, HP always mean System Refresh in the sense of Microsoft.

Don't own an HP computer, so I don't know how "HP Recovery Manager" does its job.

BTW: Performing an HP System Recovery (Windows 8) in detail is described here:

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=de&lc=de&dlc=de&docname=c03489643
[Windows 8 General] jpwhre:
I did the process from that hp site. That is how I found the escape on startup trick and F9 commands, still does language, pick an option (recover from something, exit to tech preview, advanced options.....) Anything I press sends me to restart, select language, select option and that cycle just keeps looping until I remove the flash drive. I'm at my end of patients and ready to take it to Microsoft store with the box it came in that shows the OS that was OEM installed and tell them to re-install it.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KukoCL:
Hi, i bought an iWing WTD2 smartphone, and all goes smooth except when watching videos on youtube.

It looks pixelated, and low frames per second, like it's not hardware accelerated, like when you try to view a video on your computer without the graphics drivers.

I tried to force GPU aceleration on 2D surfaces, on the developer settings but it doesn't fix it.

Any hints?

Sorry for my english, and sorry for giving a question on my first post here :rolleyes:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KukoCL:
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