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[Android Themes] domingojhake:
First of all your DEVICE must be rooted:

Please follow these steps to root your device.

First of all, i am not liable to any damage you may encouter of your device, since i these steps i guarantee is perfect.

1. download eroot.exe you can find somewhere in the net and install it to your computer

2. connect your device to your computer.

3. once recognized by eroot.exe hit the Root.

4. once done, do not hit the Root again, disconnect your device.

5. Done!!!

to ensure, check your application drawer if you found the SU (super user).

Congrats... your phone is now rooted.
[Android Themes] domingojhake:
How to Install the apps (Themes and Messaging)

Now that your Phone is rooted, you now can navigate the restricted part of your phone THE SYSTEM.

To navigate please download a root explorer, i prefer Root Explorer.
[XDA Assist] moorpana:
Hi,

I am using a Xiaomi Redmi 1s

I rooted my phone a few days back and created an ext2 partition on the memory card.

After installing Link2sd, I freezed some of the system apps but did not link any apps to the sdcard.

By mistake, I uninstalled Link2sd without unfreezing the apps and now when I try to reinstall it, it shows an error: " Can't install Link2SD: not enough space" even though I have like 2.5 gb left in my internal storage.

I tried to re-install it from playstore, also downloaded the apk and tried to install manually but found no luck.

Please Help.

Also, please suggest a good app to activate SWAP memory.
[XDA Assist] Darth:
Hi,

I would suggest asking for help in Link2SD's main XDA thread, Here...

> Android Development and Hacking > Android Apps and Games > [APP][1.6+] Link2SD

Good luck!
[XDA Assist] moorpana:
Cool..Thanks bud :)
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thecrunked:
Does anyone have experience running ethernet to microusb on android devices? i really want the nexus player but no ethernet is an absolute deal killer for me. i dont believe in streaming 1080p video over wifi. i know it only has usb 2.0 but that should support up to 480mb/s theoretically. perhaps using a device like this: http://www.amazon.com/Smays-Etherne...3460191&sr=8-1&keywords=micro+usb+to+ethernet
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Linuxslate:
I agree.

I would love to buy one of these, but my AP is upstairs above my living room and I do not get the best WiFi at my entertainment center. I have a range extender downstairs, but it is at the other end of the house.

My ChromeCast often stutters (or just won't work) on anything more than 480p Video.

But I do have Gigabit Ethernet wired to a switch at my entertainment center.

I use USB Ethernet adapters with Android HDMI sticks all the time. The Android Sticks have either full Size USB, an Ethernet Connection, or I use an OTG cable.

I would think that the OTG cable and USB Ethernet adapter would work with the Nexus Player, unless they specifically took the drivers out. Common or Generic chipset USB Ethernet Drivers seem to be pretty well supported in most Android Firmwares.

---------- Post added at 10:10 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:02 AM ----------

Sorry to double post, but if you are wondering how a USB Ethernet adapter would be connected to a Nexus Player, you would just need one of these:

http://www.dx.com/p/cy-u2-166-usb-f...-adapter-cable-black-15cm-205901#.VD_RJLYXw3A

A hacked USB Travel Hub can also be used.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thecrunked:
thanks, i think i have a spare otg cable laying around somewhere. my only question is does the micro usb on the player get used for power or for plugging in peripheral devices such as the ethernet adapter?
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Linuxslate:
I don't have any inside information, but as far as I can see, it is powered through the micro USB. (Just like ChromeCast).

That is why you would need a cable like the one I linked to. Notice that it has a separate micro USB female for Power only.

Note also that there is another post in this forum "What Nexus Player won't Do", and Ethernet is not mentioned as removed in that list, so that may give some hope that it is in there.

The settings menus would also have to know how to allow you to configure the new network interface.

ChromeCast (stock ROM) does not support USB Ethernet, but of course the ChromeCast is a much simpler, no-UI device.

We will just have to wait until they are in peoples hands.

Frankly, I have to say that I am out. There are many good Android Set-top boxes out there that have a full selection of ports, possibly better processors, and are cheaper.

By the time you buy the Nexus Player, a wireless keyboard (which you are going to want), the game controller, USB adapters, and Ethernet dongle, you are going to be in the $200 range, and you are going to have a mess of wires and adapters -- No thanks.

I'll "stick" with my "stick", or upgrade to a newer Chinese Android STB that has a decent processor and all the ports.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thecrunked:
yah i might just pick up the amazon fire tv. the only thing i am gonna use it for is xbmc/kodi and plex. maybe some youtube, netflix, and light web browsing if that.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Linuxslate:
Since it is relevant to this thread (at least a bit), I'm going to go ahead and post a link to an article on my website:

http://linuxslate.com/Guide_Android_Stick_TV_Box.html

I am NOT trying to dissuade anybody from buying the Nexus player. If you have good wifi and you don't want the headaches associated with a Chinese media player, the Nexus Player is an excellent choice.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xBIGREDDx:
The official page says:

18W DC power

HDMI out (1920x1080@60Hz)

Micro-USB 2.0

So that's a separate power jack, and then USB for OTG or firmware updates or whatever.

Note that you don't want to get too new of a dongle, because if this doesn't have the absolute latest Linux kernel it might not support some of the newer gigabit dongles.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sluflyer06:
I can stream 1080p @ full Blu-Ray bitrate no problem..the problem is not the technology but likely your implementation. Also USB2 is limited to 256mb/s after overhead is subtracted. Thats far less than 802.11AC can do, I get a 890mb connection with a $15 .AC adapter on one of my PC's.

If you have a lan drop and switch at your Entertainment center then your highest performance option is to add a access point to that switch, not to use a USB>Ethernet.

I'm thinking about trying out the NexusPlayer to replace our FireTV...the FireTV is pretty great but its buggy and nobody seems to be trying to fix the bugs. Hulu loves to crash and has various other playback problems that we experience more than once a day (simply stops playing, or freezes, sometimes after a commercial the screen just goes black with a network logo[like ABC] but the audio is playing), Netflix also occasionally crashes back to the FireTV homescreen, Plex works ok sometimes but has trouble others, the plus is that it has Wifi+Ethernet+Optical. We previously had a Roku3 which was turtle slow compared to the FireTV. I should add that these bugs are widespread and common to many people, these are not issues limited to me or just a few people.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Linuxslate:
sluflyer06;

I do nit disagree with anything you are saying, however:

I do not see the point of having a wireless AP right next to ever node on my network.

Doesn't that make the "wireless " part nonsensical?.

2nd, I have Gigabit USB Ethernet adapters that use USB 3.0.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sluflyer06:
Well if your wireless is weak in that area, wouldn't a AP there benefit your other devices (laptops, tablets, phones?)? I agree that you don't NEED a acesspoint at every drop but we will always have a signifigant # of devices that cannot be wired these days so if you happen to have a drop in a room or area with weak WiFi it seems like the perfect opportunity to kill 2 birds with 1 stone. Also in regards to your USB3 adapter, it won't do you any good with the NexusPlayer because it only has a USB2.0 port...still not a restriction for video though...265 is way above even the highest bitrate blu-ray.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 2bluesc:
Quite shocked that:

It's not USB 3.0 OTG

That it doesn't have Ethernet at all, maybe a limitation of the Intel SoC? I know the Snapdragon 805 and friends have USB 3.0 OTG...

I wonder how the Intel SoC will play out. Intel is late to this party...
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xBIGREDDx:
The ARK page (Intel's CPU library) shows USB 3.0 (and up to 4GB of RAM, while we're at it). Maybe it's a cost thing? No Ethernet is likely the same story. "If you really need it, get a dongle" they'd might say.

Everything about this box seems like Google is targeting it as a lowest-common-denominator device. Being Nexus, it's still somewhat of a developer device. "Make sure your apps can run on this, and you'll be good everywhere." Actually, that's possibly a big part of why the first Android TV device has an Intel chip. Force developers to start supporting x86, and then the TV manufacturers can put any chip they'd like into their TV.

Plus, this lets Google sell it for cheap, and then if other manufacturers want to come along and put together some Android TV luxury box with HDMI in and a USB 3 hub and 4 GB RAM and an eSATA port, go ahead.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Iterations:
An ethernet to USB adapter that worked

Just thought I would share a solution that worked for me.

I live in an apartment building in Manhattan that has a few hundred units and four other similarly sized buildings all within 100 yards plus a muli-plex movie house in even closer proximity.

I have a top-rated AC router and have run wi-fi analyzers to select the least crowded (and non-overlapping) 2.4 and 5 Ghz channels. 2.4 Ghz is essentially useless for streaming multimedia. Even with the 5 Ghz channel, casting music involves several buffering time-outs each minute.

Knew I had to go the USB to ethernet cable adapter route:

- first, I tried a too good-to-be true low-priced adapter on eBay. When plugged into the NP, an internal red LED light shined brightly through the white housing (almost like a Christmas light), but nothing.

- second, I tried a gigabyte adapter that stated in its product description that it was compatible out-of-the box with the NP. Bought it from directly from the vendor on Amazon. Came in brand new packaging and the adapter (plus included dongle cable, disc and instructions) all top-notch. Everything shouted quality compared to the first adapter ... but it also didn't work for me. I hoped it would and I hope it works for others who buy it. Just couldn't figure out why it wouldn't work for me. I tried what others suggested about unplugging the NP and rebooting the device to the root screen (holding the button on the bottom while powering and going through the menus). Also tried it with a PC. I just don't know what I did or didn't do right or why otherwise it wouldn't work.

- third, I looked at the pictures on the Internet depicting actual working adapters with the NP. Saw it was a SMC adapter. Then in a Reddit, I saw the model number mentioned. It is the: SMC Networks SMC2209USB/ETH 10/100 Mbps USB Ethernet Adapter. Bought it for $25 dollars on Amazon (see: amazon.com/gp/product/B00009967F/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1).

Worked right out of the box! Just plugged it in (it evens comes with its own dongle cable).

One thing I realized from this, what people suggest "should" work with the NP and what IN ACTUAL FACT have been tested personally to work are different. I'm not a paid endorser of any company's products. I hope others share product names and model numbers of other adapters that they know from personal experience to also work out-of-the-box.

And as far as the buffering problems I had -- gone. The NP is actually usable now for multimedia content. I sure hope Google includes an Ethernet port when it comes out with a second generation NP.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] natedogg118:
dynadock?

Just wondering if anyone had tried something like a toshiba dynadock?

its powered, has multiple usb ports and ethernet! Would be great if it worked as i have access to them!:fingers-crossed:
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nickdablack:
Thank you for the brilliant idea. I happen to have a Toshibe Dynadock V2. Plugged it in and ethernet came straight up in the settings. I guess we can add this to the list of devices that work.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrCalico:
Yes, Attaching a OTC cable to USB Ethernet Adapter totally works for me! I can see the connection made in the network settings (ip address and domain connection under "Ethernet").
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HelpIBricked:
pliz help

Same issue here.

Nexus Player OTG usb is completely disabled.

No mouse, keyboard, Rii or Flash drive 2.0 or 3.0 ...

Nada, null, running Oreo 8.0

I recently purchased the OTG cable on amazon, the first result/best selling $7... No lights come up on the usbs or any form of power going through. While ADB works fine :(

I'm desperate so I will root it but how to fix with root?
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fitchman:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00LLUEJFU/

This ethernet/USB thing has worked great on my nexus player. Connected an SSD, put my HD Homerun on the same wired LAN, it's a great little DVR/timeshifting box.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RoverChr0me:
I managed to get it working too
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] allisfair:
Working fine here too. I have a USB ethernet hub connected by OTG cable.

Use it for wired internet and USB mouse.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SGH-i200:
ChromeCast does support USB Ethernet

https://store.google.com/product/et...romecast?sku=_ethernet_adapter_for_chromecast

https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/Chromecast/xo_NDh5CZA8

https://xdaforums.com/android-tv/chromecast/ethernet-adaptor-original-chromecasts-t3572401
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elw4chi:
Ugreen USB-rj45 3.0

someone checked the operation of Ugreen USB-rj45 3.0?

I would like to try it on my nexus player
[General Questions and Answers] xda___:
i understand that i can do this through terminal emulator?

if so, do i just open the terminal, enter and run the command?

what do i do after i enter the code for this command?

just close it out?

or is there some sort of re-boot i need to do? will the device shut down and re-boot?

thanks.
[General Questions and Answers] xda___:
...

that is- to do this from the phone not pc...
[Samsung Galaxy Young S6310] QA Bot:
Q&A for ****[Galaxy Young Duos GT-S6312]**** Working CWM [DEVELOPMENT THREAD]

Some developers prefer that questions remain separate from their main development thread to help keep things organized. Placing your question within this thread will increase its chances of being answered by a member of the community or by the developer. Thanks for understanding and for helping to keep XDA neat and tidy! :smile:
[Samsung Galaxy Young S6310] Sanjay996:
What should I select?
[Samsung Galaxy Young S6310] JewelAhosan001:
cwm is problem........

this way i successfully complete but problem is i cant out of cwm mode my phone galaxy young gt s6312

I'm try to

reboot system now

phone restart to cwm mode only ......... I'm try to out of cwm mode but again or again my on cwm mode only............... what I do now ????????
[Samsung Galaxy Young S6310] surjitsam:
Samsung Galaxy Young Duos s6312 I have Samsung galaxy Young Duos s6312 I Update it via odin with latest official firmware file. Before this I have 2GB Internal Memory& can use 1.9gb... But After Update I have only 1.5 gb Internal Memory& I can use only 1.4 gb. Please Help
[Samsung Galaxy Young S6310] zuder:
cant ready cwm.

after typing the code in terminal:

u0_a119@android:/ $ su

su: must be suid to work properly

u0_a119@android:/ $ cd /storage/sdcard0

u0_a119@android:/ $ sh cwm.sh

as soon as i type the last line, i get error message

"cwm.sh[8]: Can't create /dev/block/mmcb1k0p13: Permission denied

done

u0_a119@android:/storage/sdcard0 $"

cwm does not appear as light blue, but the stock. can't i install bulldroid with stock cwm? I had installed bulldroid earlier and my phone got stuck in recovery loop, so i flashed stock rom with odin.
[Samsung Galaxy Young S6310] prasadmore:
mistake....

hey... i mistakely pressed rebot reecovery, n now its showing recovery mode again n again ..... pls help me what to do?
[Samsung Galaxy Young S6310] malic111:
I know its old question, but still answering to help new people. Reflash cwm recovery again. If it doesn't work, flash stock recovery and then reflash cwm recovery. It will fix the issue.
[Samsung Galaxy Young S6310] ishy1:
boot recovery loop at gt-s6310/12

how to get out of boot loop in GT-S6312/10.

just use odin to flash the clockwork again. that will fix it until u use it again.. can't find another way.

(and no we didn't use "boot recovery" and still it's in boot recovery loop.

it's a bug, needs to be fixed.
[Samsung Galaxy Young S6310] pankaj verma:
Sir i have sucessfuly installed tjis vwm in my galaxy gt s6312 .and iam really thankful to u .sir but please help me i tried to install the same cwm in my samdung galaxy trend gt s7392 and it is not working ,when i restated my phone my touch is not working .sir please help me please EMERGENCY please help me fast
[Samsung Galaxy Young S6310] pankaj verma:
Sir i have installed it correctly in my galaxy gt 6312 but i also tried to install the same in my samsung galaxy trend gt s7392 my mobile is not working please help me .

When i restarted the phone after installing the cwm as described by u its touch is not working sir please help me EMERGENCY help me fast.
[Samsung Galaxy Young S6310] amirmu:
Hi

I,m Stucked in recovery

What should I do to exit????????
[Samsung Galaxy Young S6310] Ehsan2754:
An Emergency PROBLEM

Hello

I installed farmaroot and I restarted my phone.

after starting up it stop working.

I mean The screen locks and the toch doen't work

PLZ answer me ASAP
[Samsung Galaxy Young S6310] malic111:
Please help with this. I am looking for some 'simple and lightweight' roms for Galaxy Young Duos S6312.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3186941
[Samsung Galaxy Young S6310] malic111:
Use ioroot (vroot) mobile app and PC software to root it, it works.

Framaroot works on outdated firmwares only.
[Samsung Galaxy Young S6310] sandybh:
good
[Desire 816 General] saw man:
Hi, HTC have unveiled devices that will got android 5 after 90 days which they are M7,8 and mini1,2 , will we get it as well as with these devices after 90 days ? Or we will be forgotten for late ( I know we will get but when?) :)
[Desire 816 General] FoxyDrew:
The 816 will most likely get the Lollipop update sooner or later. But don't quote me on that.
[Desire 816 General] LenAsh:
Quoted :laugh:
[Desire 816 General] FoxyDrew:
You rebel.
[Desire 816 General] sirrx7:
This isn't carved in stone but according to this article if we're waiting for HTC and/or carriers we'll have to wait until March or April for Lollipop. It looks like we'll also have to wait until then for the Eye Experience update. I know there are a few people that are going to be upset at that news. They were hoping the 4.4.4 update w/ Eye Experience would make waiting 4-5 months after Lollipop release a bit easier.

http://www.android.gs/htc-one-mini-2-and-desire-816-android-5-0-lollipop-update-will-reportedly-be-pushed-to-users-march-april/
[Desire 816 General] FoxyDrew:
Didn't HTC say something about promising that the devices that were getting the update, would get them 90 days after the official release?
[Desire 816 General] drummer1839:
Yes but only HTC One M8 :)
[Desire 816 General] FoxyDrew:
Lollipop is now confirmed for the HTC Desire 816.
[Desire 816 General] CQueen816:
Arrgh. I just bought an HTC Desire 816 last week, so I'm not yet all that familiar with how it works. My question is, is there any way to PREVENT Lollipop from being installed on my phone? I've been reading a lot of messages about substantial problems even with 5.0.2. Admittedly, some people are happy with it, but others most definitely are not. I've decided to keep my Nexus 7 (2013) tablet on KitKat 4.4.4, even though I have a notification that 5.0.2 is ready to be installed. I'd hate to run into problems with my phone, especially since it's not rooted and isn't likely to be rooted. So do upgrades work the same on the HTC Desire 816 as they do on the Nexus 7, namely, I get a notification and can decide whether or not to install the upgrade, or is the upgrade simply installed without my permission?
[Desire 816 General] FoxyDrew:
Funny you ask, as I also have a Nexus 7 2013 that I've kept on KitKat. However I did it because no Lollipop ROM's have anywhere near the amount of goodies as KitKat ROM's.

However that being said, the Desire 816 will NOT run stock Lollipop 5.0.2. In fact far from it. HTC will change stock Android around plenty (in fact they are currently, that's why the update is taking months) before they release it to our phones. Not to say everything will be ironed out, but most things. Plus Lollipop is still sort of new, so in the coming months a lot will be fixed with it.

Anyways to answer your question, yes, you can opt out of the Lollipop update on your phone just as you have with your Nexus 7.
[Desire 816 General] seekfind:
ofcourse you are given the choice to install it or not. but it's not like it's right around the corner(the release for 816 is atleast a couple months later) and hopefully many bugs will be fixed until then
[Desire 816 General] CQueen816:
Thanks very much, FoxyDrew and seekfind, for your reassuring replies. I'm hoping that the version that HTC offers us will be relatively problem-free, in which case I'll install it, but I'm glad that 1) it's still months off and 2) I'll have a choice of whether or not to accept it.
[Desire 816 General] FoxyDrew:
Actually it's planned for March-April so it could come as soon as next month.
[Desire 816 General] mbwambo:
We have to wait… u can see here

http://android-revolution-hd.blogspot.com/2015/01/htcs-android-lollipop-update-roadmap.html?m=1
[Desire 816 General] colossus3974:
So when the update IS released, do we need to run the RUU to return to stock to receive it or will it come through on an installed ROM?
[Desire 816 General] FoxyDrew:
You'll need to RUU, or flash a stock backup, flash the stock recovery, then lock the bootloader.
[Desire 816 General] jayblaze406:
Sprint M7 has Lollipop

Is our Device more like an M7 or M8? according to HTC.com, the Sprint M7 has completed Lollipop integration/certification. We have Virgin Mobile, what's really the difference?) . Can the rom be ported with Sense 6? (CM12 is good, but missing the HTC Style, and too many bugs for me to go back to it).
[Desire 816 General] FoxyDrew:
Our device isn't the One 8 or the One 7. It's the Desire 816. Nothing like the other two hardware wise.

Anyways a port could be possible, but it would take a developer willing to do it. Most likely won't happen since were getting the update within a month or two.
[Desire 816 General] jayblaze406:
The Website says, "This Device is currently on Kit Kat." Our VM Desire 816 used to be in the "Evaluation" stage, then just dropped off the list of any indication of a Lollipop update. We shall see. Figured it would be easier to integrate Sense 6.
[Desire 816 General] jesus359:
Im running CM 12 without any problems, but yes Kitkat has more goodies(I also have an N7 2013). I love Vanilla CM12 on the phonr though. :D
[Desire 816 General] jayblaze406:
For CM 12, Do you have a fully working camera? (pictures AND video?) Don't know if it's my isolated issue on Virgin Mobile after the APN fix .zip, but my 3G says roaming, and people say they can hardly hear me when activating speaker phone. Music is terrible, and ViPER needs a workaround after every boot up. CM 12 is great, but CM 11 still needed nightlies for months and months after release. I'm going to flash the latest build and test it out again and see.