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[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DecodedDroid:
Bootloop problem

So, currently I have 4.4.4(Dynamic Kat 4.1 nk4), I backed up my current ROM, did a wipe & then advance wipe via TWRP, Installed darkstalker ROM and it said "successful", yet when I hit reboot system, it get stuck in an endless bootloop. I've restored my current ROM, I just am wondering what i've done wrong, so I can fix it and put darthstalker on my note :)

thanks in advance!

-DecodedDroid
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Some_dude36:
Do I have to odin back to stock 5.0 again from 4.4.x to use 5.0 roms ?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Araltd:
I believe so. If your on 4, you'll need to Odin 5 to get the right modem and stuff, at least I did.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kingkayo:
Xposed Framework Help

Hi I just rooted my note 4 Tmobile variant flashed Deathstalker romantic, which I want to say is fantastic but I have one problem..! Getting xposed Framework to flash on my phone, I tryed letting it sit for a long period of time and everything else to knowledge. I love the Rom but xposed is my main reason for rooting ANY HELP OR ADVICE OR WALKTHROUGH IS Needed cam anyone help with this?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] harristblack:
battery drain?

has anybody had any problems with battery life?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jim262:
Dark Version?

I really like this rom and I was wondering would there be a dark verion in the future? Most of the theme mods for cod6 type roms seem to be merely a few wallpapers and icons packaged together, yet do nothing to the entire UI. Thanks for the great (and fast) rom! It has gotten the fastest benchmark scores of all my roms, both ASOP and cod6 (TW) roms on my Note 4.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Misterjunky:
re: themes and mods for this rom.

Why not use Xposed Framework and the Wanam module?

These two apps will not modify or over-write any files in your

phone. It's easy to use and the Wanam module has so many

theme options that there is something for everyone's liking.

Here is the xda link for Exposed Framework with full and easy instructions:

http://xdaforums.com/xposed/xposed-installer-versions-changelog-t2714053

Here is the link to Wanam:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ma.wanam.xposed

Both of these apps are apks so there is no need to flash anything,

simply install the two apps like any other app.

With this setup you will be able to change backgrounds, background colors/text and over 100 different

optional mods and addons without having to flash anything or installing anything else.

With this you can create and customize your own themes and mods without being a developer..

Good luck, have a great day!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stajam:
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[Asus Transformer TF701] yeatsie:
After closing the keyboard, then next time i open it, the mousepad doesnt work.

I then need to disconnect and reconnect the keyboard to get it working again.

Anyone know a fix for this?

Android 4.2.2, kernel 3.4.66-gnf5755c
[Asus Transformer TF701] yeatsie:
the new Oct 18 update, plus a wipe with the Asus Tool, seems to have fixed it.
[General Topics] vin_eets:
I am looking for a app/solution which would automatically pull the data from a laptop at specified time generally my sleeping hours

Basically I dont want to spend time on transferring data, I will keep the data on laptop on specified folder say mobile for mobile phone and tablet for tablet. And I expect device should start pulling data at specified time say 12:00 AM to 6:00 AM slot .

My use case is that my primary download device is my laptop
[XDA Assist] passie1981:
hi guys

This morning i flashed my lenovo a5500-f tablet with a custom recovery img from the russian lenovo forum

i did not make a backupasuming everything was ok since i did this many times before with other devices

now i cant get the tablet to boot and iam desperate i get the error :

Wrong kernel image shutdown in 8 sec......

can someone plz help in what i need to do know?
[XDA Assist] passie1981:
Update

Ok so i found original firmware for myy model now i need to know wich tool i need to flash this plz anyone
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] jamin100:
I cant seem to get WIFI working on my xda orbit. I can get the wifi to connect to my wireless router fine, It gets a IP address but when i open up PIE it gets stuck on locating and then says it cant find the webpage.

I have WEP security setup on my router and i know that its not that because i can access the web fine from my Dell Axim X50v. Does anyone have any ideas?
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] vaggoul:
Try this:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=1116198&postcount=9
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] minhal:
well come to all

hi bros i am new in this forum and i am a ordinary unlockers of mobile...i dont know any thing in this forum...so plz any tell me how to unlock pda ,xda etc and which software have to use for unlock them:confused:
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] jamin100:
Thanks have tried your suggestions but to no avail.

I can connect to all the shared drives on my network via my orbit just not the internet? I dont have a proxy set up just a direct connection to the internet.

I've hard reset my orbit and the problem still exists. Please Help!
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] UPO:
Hi,

I've just set my XDA Orbit up in the last 5 minutes on WiFi through a secured Netgear Router. I get an IPaddress, and then recieve the same message. PIE is looking for a PDA web page. I just typed in www.google.com using the keyboard and it works fine. I've now made ths my home page. PIE works great.

Hope this helps

UPO.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AntoineAc:
Today I realised that I never used S apps on my GS4 and on my old phone i was root and used link2sd and titanium to delete some system application.

So I want to access temporary to the root just to swipe some useless samsung apps (s planner, s memo,etc) and then return to my phone without the root

Is it possible and then how can I perform ? Thank you for your answer

Envoyé de mon GT-i9505 Black Edition
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] graymonkey44:
This is huge for me. Is there any other way of getting free unlimited wifi tether on this phone without rooting it first?

I have found a way to use WiFi tether, but you need a few things.

1. FoxFi/PDANet

2. Laptop

3. Micro-USB cable

4. Phone

There is a work around for Wi-Fi tether though using FoxFi/PDANet. It requires a laptop though. When you use USB mode, connect it to your laptop and then when you right click the pdanet icon again there's an option that say "WI-FI share". Click on that and then it'll give you an option to set up a router name and password. I don't know if only certain laptops are capable of this, but I have a Dell 15R and it works just fine. At least then I can connect to my tablet and old s4 that way.

Your phone will need to be connected to your laptop the whole time, but at least you'll be able to connect to multiple devices at the same time.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] jaben2:
Going to have to wait and see if foxfi or another one works.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] Cowbell_Guy:
Ditto... Very important to me too. Subscribing to this thread!
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] geoff5093:
There are tons of apps in the Play Store that claim to give you wireless tethering without root. Some of have worked in the past for me, but someone will need to test them once they get the device to know for sure.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] y0himba:
I am a bit confused. Doesn't the phone come with a hotspot already that can be used? Someone clear my befuddled old fart brain for me?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] philliplevinson@gmail.com:
If your off unlimited data tethering is included but for those of us still on grandfather unlimited plans we have to avoid the restrictions.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] y0himba:
Gods I miss my unlimited data. :eek:
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] smokeydriver:
I tried 1 Click Tether and it's a no-go.

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FoxFi's a no-go for WiFi. I haven't tried their USB or Bluetooth modes as I need to get another device here to try it.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] geoff5093:
I tried 4-5 tethering apps without success. FoxFi, Barnacle, OpenGarden, and other non-root WiFi tether apps, none worked.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] jfriend33:
There's been a loophole sell month to get unlimited by upgrading to an iPhone. Mentioned on Mac rumors thread and slick deals numerous times.

Sent from my unlocked consumer edition Motorola Droid Maxx xt1080m.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] wingdo:
I came off unlimited data to get the Turbo. I **STILL** do not have hotspot. The default mobile hotspot application says it's another $20 a month. FoxFi does not work on the Turbo. I may have to look into figuring out USB tethering as I am not going to both give up my unlimited plan plus have to pay more to tether.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] jaben2:
If you are now on a share everything plan/more whatever and it isn't working take it into Verizon. You should have no problem with it.

Don't look for a work around just have them fix it.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] Xelios029:
USB tethering works on Foxfi. I use it on my turbo all the time. Just have to install the companion app on the laptop/computer.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] jfriend33:
Wish someone could try using easy tether or easy tether pro and seeing if the usb tethering works.

Also if anyone has had success in sharing their connection from a turbo to a tablet with Bluetooth. With an unlimited plan of course.

Sent from my unlocked consumer edition Motorola Droid Maxx xt1080m.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] sdgmcdon:
But then that means being physically connected, right (never tried it, but assuming its "usb" tethering a cable is reauired?

Oh, and subscribed...refuse to pay Verizon an additional $30/month for the very limited amount of hotspot I use especially when my average data is less than 20gb/month. The only reason I keep unlimited is some heavy months I use 35+gb's and unlimited is future proofed, share everything bs is most definitely not.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] bkrnc03:
I can confirm FoxFi does work via bluetooth. If you're using the free version it limits you to either 30 minutes or 1 hour at a time but I believe the paid version is completely unlimited.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] ahaynes42:
I've tried just about every tether app in the play store and I can't get any of them to work. I've tried USB, bluetooth, and wifi. I think my problem is on the computer side though. I'm running the brand new Mac OSX 10.10. Are you guys that have tether working using Windows? I think Windows is more easily supported with the tether applications.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] XF1ber:
I have gotten this to work via pdanet+ on a windows 10 preview computer via USB, I really can't wait for this thing to get unlocked.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] jfriend33:
There are work arounds to get easy tether pro version. I wish someone could just try it please...
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] itanas:
Easy Tether pro works via USB and BT. I find BT on both, FoxFi and EasyTether to be about 10x slower than USB, nevertheless EasyTether's BT and USB speeds seem to be faster than FoxFi' (at least the upload using ET is 2x speed of FoxFi).
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] CoreyWillWhat:
I couldn't get easy tether blue tooth to work with my nexus 10. I have a micro USB otg adapter on the way though so I should know tonight if the USB tether works with it
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] jfriend33:
Yeah I don't think otg cable will let you usb tether. If it does, that's awesome...
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] CoreyWillWhat:
So I've managed to get internet on my Nexus 10 via usb connection to my Turbo. Here's how:

1. Install EasyTether on Turbo and Nexus 10

2. Run the setup wizard.

3. Connect OTG cable to Nexus 10 and connect Turbo to Nexus 10 with usb cable.

4. Connect to any hotspot without internet connection (This tricks android into thinking it has an internet connection)

-I use my old Droid Razr Maxx hotspot with no internet connection for this.

5. As soon as my Nexus 10 connected to my Razr Maxx's hotspot with no internet connection I had internet on the N10.

If you want to use any of the google apps, facebook, or any other major websites you'll need to buy the $10 version of EasyTether Pro. I have internet via USB connection to my nexus 10 from my Droid Turbo and getting around 20mb/s download speeds. Wayy more complicated than just a WiFi hotspot but if you want to tether the Turbo its possible for those of you out there with Unlimited plans like me!
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] vahx129:
FoxFi partially working also

Just wanted to confirm that USB and Bluetooth tethering to computers works fine with FoxFi also.

It is more difficult for my Nvidia shield unfortunately. Like previous users discussed, tethering is broken until you connect to a dummy network. It's a lot of effort to set up but at least it does work for now.

I bought the FoxFi key also. It hurts because only a single device can connect at a time via USB/bluetooth but at least on trips and stuff now I have a decent option to work with at hotels and whatnot.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] jfriend33:
Something told me deep down that easy tether would always work.... Great news
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] scottysize:
So, I'm confused, why would you not pay the extra $30 per month? Look at the plans. If you use 10GBs per month on their everything plan, you'll pay $80, but if you kept your unlimited and pay for the hotspot access it's $60. Isn't that cheaper? Yes, I know, you can cheat the system, find hacks and work arounds to save $30 per month, but is that really a good thing? Isn't that what got our unlimited taken away in the first place? I guess I'm just really getting old, but I believe in paying for things I use.

As for the plans, some still do not come with hotspots. If you want to add a new 2GB per month line with a hotspot, you have to pay $50 per month. (Which, by the way, is only $10 less for us unlimited persons who are legit.)

Am I paying $30 per month for my hotspot? Yup. Have been for over a year now for 2 lines. So, yes, my bill is $60 per month more, but I have 1 line that uses 10-15GB per month and one line that gets close to and sometimes goes over 100GBs per month. So, I'm in the extreme category I'm sure, but I pay for my usage. Maybe you should to? Just a thought.

Go ahead and bash away thieves.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] pablomoca:
Imagine the Department of Water & Power charged you for unlimited water to your home, but you were only allowed to use it from your sink. If and when you wanted to shower or flush your toilet you would have to pay up an extra "$30.00" per month to do that. That doesn't seem right. So why is this?

I think this is why we would like to have an option that would allow us to use the unlimited data (or in this case water) that we already pay for.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] -Michael_:
WOW! OK, well. Ill keep this short and sweet. I'm off contract and grandfathered in on unlimited. I pay for my data, and my phone unsubsidized. Therefore I should be able to use my data however I'd like without paying more... Its really that simple. Maybe you can explain how an additional cost would be warranted? Because I don't see it...

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Wireless bits and bytes aren't owned by Verizon, or anyone for that matter. Remember Verizon is a medium like any other ISP that allows us to connect our bits and bytes to others bits and bytes. Not "stealing" anything.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] Mattish13:
Easy tether pro is free from amazon app store today. Usually $9.99

sent from my droid turbo
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] scottysize:
Think waaaay back in the day when you initially signed your contract and agreed to service. Verizon told you there was an additional fee if you wanted the hotspot enabled, right? You agreed to it at the time. Trust me, you did. Now you want the hotspot and you want it for free. It's not an additional data charge. It's an additional feature charge that you did not get when you originally signed up. You chose not to pay the additional fee, only now you want the feature. So, the community has found ways to give you this feature for free without VZW interference. So, VZW has now locked the bootloader and has tried to make it more difficult with each advancement for you to use this additional feature that you are not paying for.

For some reason no one sees this as a problem. No forum blocks the conversation even though no one can deny that it is stealing. Everyone uses the same excuse, "I pay for my unlimited data $30 a month. Why are they charging me for another data charge?" They aren't. They are charging you for an additional feature. Now if you sign up for a different plan, they include the feature. Why? Because the likely hood of you going over you minutes using that feature is a strong possibility and they make money when you go over your minutes. It use to be voice minutes, now it's data minutes. Still, that's how they make their money.

Your water theory. It's a bad example as water companies charge per gallon, so that example won't hold water. :D

Got another one?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] pablomoca:
I did say to use your imagination in the beginning. It's an example, which if taken as explained makes perfect sense.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] scottysize:
Tongue and cheek man, tongue and cheek. Yes, if I was being charge for unlimited gallons of water and they decided to charge me double I'd be mad. That's not the case here.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] -Michael_:
Be it known, way back when I signed my contract with Verizon there was no WiFi tether, nor smart phones. And I've been off contract for 5 years, no I did not agree to that.

Your point is all for not, tell you what, if your this passionate about "doing the right thing" - pay for me to have tether access, that put you at ease? [emoji15]

You think that's why they locked the bootloaders? Huh, interesting.... ..

Where does said feature reside? Do you know? Would you say its on my un subsidized handsets software? Or would say its in their network?

What additional overhead is required for them to provide us with that "feature" that would warrant an additional charge?

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I'm sorry Scottysize, I don't think you understand the technical aspect of your argument. I think if you did, you would then understand that you are taking it in the shorts to the tune of 30 bones for no real good reason.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] graymonkey44:
I understand your stance on playing by the rules and paying for your mobile hotspot, but Verizon was "cheating the system". Back in 2012, Verizon payed a hefty fine of $1.25 million, pennies to them, because they were in direct violation of management of the 700 MHz wireless spectrum.

They blocked users from being able to download wireless tether applications off the Google app store and forcing subscribers to pay for wireless tethering. Verizon wouldn't even admit that they were violating their "open 4G network" because subscribers could still download the apps off the developer's websites. What a bunch of crap.

Then, conveniently, they allowed future subscribers to use free wifi tether when signing on to a new CAPPED 2GB plan. So now users that are on unlimited data plans will not be able to utilize free mobile hotspot when VERIZON SHOULD HAVE ALLOWED IT IN THE FIRST PLACE. The only person cheating the system was Verizon and the only reason they went away with unlimited data was out of greed. Mobile Tethering should be allowed free to anyone regardless of whether they're on an unlimited data or tiered data plan. End of discussion.

The worst part is actually the people that did the right thing and paid for mobile tether won't even get refunded.

I appreciate your honesty by thinking you're doing the right thing scottysize, I really do, but this $30 dollar a month fee should not be implemented. All information regarding Verizon's violation can be read here.

http://www.cnet.com/news/what-verizons-fcc-tethering-settlement-means-to-you-faq/
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] scottysize:
I've been off contract for about 4 years now myself. They had the hotspot when I signed up last time. Either way, we can agree to disagree. My main point is that it is not an additional data charge. That's what most people complain about is that VZW/AT&T/(Whomever else you throw in) is charging them to use their same data plan. That isn't what the charge is for.

I know people get upset about my view on this. You ever stop to think why?

No. I'm not affiliated with any cell phone company. I have absolutely no skin in the game other than my own personal values and beliefs. I take a lot of heat for my views, but I'll still give them.

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I'll see your 2012 ruling and up you a 2013 ruling...

http://appshappens.com/rooting-android-is-now-illegal-well-heres-what-you-need-to-know/

Also, your reference only applies to limited plans. Unlimited plans do not fall under that ruling which is why it says $20 per month charge all over it. They still get away with the $20 per month charge if you add a data line to your unlimited plan too.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] -Michael_:
I, too believe in doing the right thing as I'm sure, a value most everyone here shares... Yet if a company, any company will be dishonest to further its profit margin. Then the moral embellishment goes out the window. And hells bells, they set the stage, were playing the game.

If this were detrimental to their network even, and required more infrastructure or personnel, I'd even be OK paying then.. BUT ITS NOT! The tethering code is built into android, they just regulate it at our expense and soak up all the gravy from the honest man..

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I'll pay for the hotspot, when they quit injecting additional packet headers into my traffic for their advertising.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] graymonkey44:
Wow, I don't even know how to put it. I am aware that it only applies to limited plans. I even stated it in my post. Did you even read my post or the link? We should be able to tether for free using third party applications. End of discussion.

Your FCC ruling talks about root and it's legality, which doesn't even apply to my post. We need root because Verizon won't allow native mobile hotspot to be used. The point is we shouldn't need root in the first place to use WiFi tethering. I can use USB tethering just fine. I would like wifi tethering out of convenience, but it's not necessary. Stop trying to justify why you're paying $30 a month extra for something that isn't necessary. You're still trying to defend Verizon when they were clearly in the wrong.