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[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tizzy:
Blocking mode, it blocks off notifications and whatever you set up. Should be in your quick settings.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rookiegenius:
Got it. Thanks a lot:)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] mrmrmrmr:
I am trying to access my LAN shares from the Hermes.

My hermes has IP address 192.168.254.9 and my server has 192.168.254.3

So on my Hermes file manager (Total commander) I try to reach

\\192.168.254.3\d$

But it can't reach this.

What do I need to do on Hermes and/or server PC ?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] esseff:
Doesn't seem to work when using Active Sync but needs a WiFi connection.

I set up a VPN connection and whenever I try to access a network share it automatically starts up and I can browse the network. I just use the inbuilt file browser.

Actually it kinda works without the VPN but acts a bit strange... will go down the file structure but not up??
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] senergy:
Doesnt work for me using active sync over bluetooth with resco file explorer at all.

Active sync gives you an ip address but if i remember its in the wrong subnet completely.

Using wifi and it works perfectly.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] V J:
Isn't this a default share windows sets up for its own?

(these default shares are not available for use, I think they are there either for internal use, or to prevent one from sharing the rootfolder)

Could you try sharing a different folder on the PC?

Make a d:\test, and share this folder; there should be a blue hand under the icon of the folder.

It can help to switch off "Simple file sharing" (in Windows Explorer, Tools > Folder Options > View, bottom of the list, uncheck simple file sharing).

Jörg
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] mrmrmrmr:
it does not matter. I tried both a normal share and hidden shares like d$

Now I captured the traffic between my pocket pc and the server.

if I try to connect by \\192.168.254.3\ my pocket pc tries to resolve name of 192.168.254.3 , but in fact it does not need it.

As it couldn't resolve the name it never tries to connect.

edit:

I figured out that the problem occurs because my wifi connection is not connected to "work" but "internet"

if I change it to "work" I can connect to my shares.

But then, what do I lose ?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Pyranwolf:
Don't know - maybe a few apps won't like it. But I've got wifi in internet mode and can still do shares... with a little help from "Pocket Hosts" and "NetUse". Not entirely sure where I got them from... try searching on them ("netuse.cab" on the net use one). Set the name/ip up in pocket hosts and use the name in NetUse. I suspect you could use the name in Resco Explorer or any other app that way.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] uniqueboy:
Maybe I just don't understand the question, I always feel dumb after I speak. I installed An app called "pocket lan" and it just sorted it all out for me. Everything works, it was an older version too.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] wundis:
now there's one strange thing I've encountered...

I can access all the files and folders on my pc via wifi, yet only those that i actually put on sharing. Now when I try to reach the default shares (c$, d$ etc) while logged in as an admin it just doesn't let me to do that ... is there a way to log in as an admin ?

btw I'm using Resco File explorer for that thing - it is quite useful and has never let me down but the admin log in just doesn't work :(

any ideas ?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] mrmrmrmr:
thank you all...

I hope those apps will help (I couldn't try yet)

btw, I found the following page with FAQ

http://www.pocketpcfaq.com/faqs/networkutils.htm
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] mrmrmrmr:
well, I installed "pocket hosts" and "netuse"

pocket hosts works (I tested with vxutil)

however, when I try to map a connection in "netuse" , netuse does not work.

it is still trying to connect with ost name and makes nbname query on the lan broadcast address.

my server responds with its other IP.

why does not "pocket hosts" work ?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] mrmrmrmr:
no matter which software I try, I get a "error 53 connecting to resource" error.

When I search for this , I came to the following page:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/242001

This problem seems to be related to my problem. However, I am not using Windows NT 4

My servers are Windows XP

So what is my "error 53" ?

any idea would help me... please...
[Galaxy Tab S General] lorinkundert:
Everything I have heard has told me this was the tablet to buy, however if you are in China, stay clear of it. This version is locked and will only allow you to replace the firmware with another Chinese firmware, some applications cannot be replaced with the same apks from other ROMS (Calculator, SamsungMagazine, etc) without breaking the system, the worst one being Webex, which will cause a bootloop.

Buy it in Hong Kong or wait until someone comes up with a way to change the bootloader so you can flash other Firmware, the files that are causing problems are not the same size as their counterparts in other ROMS, that indicates some official tampering.
[Galaxy Tab S General] canabino:
I bought mine more than a year ago and thought it's a good idea to start customizing it.

I have been struggling for a long time now.

It detects any other rom that is not the original rom and refuses to install it , either through odin or custom recovery.:(

Hope someone can do something about it.
[Galaxy Tab S General] ashyx:
What is the error when installing a custom rom through recovery?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] politiclaw:
I've got an old T989D still running the GB Juggernaut 4.1 rom and I'm looking to move up to the latest PA build. I'm wondering what steps I should take to make the upgrade go smoothly as I haven't flashed this thing in over a couple years. Do I need to update recovery? (It still has CWM 5.0.2.7) And what about the radio? (Despite being the Canadian version of the S2, this was and will be used in the US.)

Any and all help would be super appreciated. Thanks!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] jrc2:
Yes, you will need to upgrade your recovery. Go to teamw.in and download the latest TWRP recovery (should be 2.8.*.*)

Idk which radio you are on. Make a backup in twrp and wipe and try flashing a KK ROM. It will tell you if you need to update your radio. There is a thread on XDA with the new radios that are flushable in recovery.

Edit: see this post for more info. xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=56553266&postcount=3
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] politiclaw:
Thanks for the help. I'm going to check into flashing the new recovery and then the radio (latest T-Mobile one as that's the carrier this will be used on) and rom. Will ask if anything else comes to mind. Otherwise, here's to not soft-bricking the thing!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] nedomacho:
Just to pile on here real quick:

I have a rooted (CWM 5.something) stock GB (2.3.6), baseband T989UVLDH. It is my understanding that I need a later version of CWM to flash one of these images, i.e. the recovery has to be compatible with the rom, but I don't know to what degree. So, to clarify... In case something goes wrong, I wanted to back up the current system. Please comment on the following scenarios:

1. Back up my current system with the currently installed CWM, restore with the updated recovery. Will that work?

2. Back up current system right after flashing a new version of CWM (or TWRP) and booting into it. Will that work? Importantly, will the new recovery allow restoring an old system?

In addition to possible issues with radio, what about network settings, including data and wifi calling? Right now everything seems to be in automatic mode, will that work with a new ROM out of the box, or will I need to manually set it up?

Thanks.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] md1008:
I would flash stock 4.1

2 ROM using odin

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Than flash recovery and rom
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] nedomacho:
I hear you say that either way the GB backup I'll make may actually be useless. is that the case? This is the only phone I've got right now. :)
[Fire TV Themes and Apps] Cwluc:
So I got the APK sideloaded, setup my user and pass, went to play the movie on my FTV and what kind of crap is this? Do I really need to root and install the Play Store to get this thing working?
[Fire TV Themes and Apps] Berrybare:
I'm interested in this. Where can I find the app to side load? I can test it out on my device
[Fire TV Themes and Apps] Cwluc:
Here you be.
[Fire TV Themes and Apps] Cwluc:
So for the moment while the DMA app isn't working on the FireTV you can play your entire library through the Vudu app on it. So I've got my massive library on my TV like I've always wanted. I am really glad to see Disney connecting all these services (iTunes/GooglePlay/Vudu - and their own app). It's really been a godsend.
[Fire TV Themes and Apps] timothydonohue:
easy way to put vudu on the fire tv? i've basically sideloaded the phone app, and it's been a giant pain to try and get logged on, so far. having to USB connect a mouse just to navigate the app.

suggestions?
[Fire TV Themes and Apps] aniceberg:
Perhaps it's DRM policy doesn't allow output to secondary HDMI displays (common in such phone/tablet apks)
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pawandeep:
Hi Friends,

My I9500 got unbricked by BOOT repair from a local shop. but after boot repair, its WIFI and Bluetooth stopped working. by looking at the logcat, it seems some issue with driver.

Does anyone else have faced similar issue?

can anyone please share latest boot and modem images so that I have try to re-flash it by myself.

Thanks

Pawandeep
[General Questions and Answers] ansorbansor:
I had a Blu Life Play with Stock rom jellybean run on it,,and i had a problem with scroll friction on it,,it's sometimes work and somtimes didn't ,it's verry annoying when you scroll the view,.I was try to Change the ROM with other version or Custom ROM and also using SP flash tool ,But it's not solve the problem.please if you had a same problom or if u was fix it ,comment bellow.

Thx.

Sorry for bad english
[Galaxy Tab 3 General] Keff91:
Hey, just want to share a proper full working rooting guide for this device. I'm able to get root working with the updated stock firmware 4.2.2. :D

Here are some steps:

Get a custom TWRP Recovery

1. Download and unzip Odin 3.09 (Use this, MUST)

2. Get ready your device and boot into Download Mode. (Press Volume Down, Power and Home button together)

3. Press Volume UP after you in Download Mode.

4. Connect your device to computer now by using USB cable.

4. Open Odin with Auto-reboot and F.Reset time enabled. (Auto-reboot Uncheck/Check here doesn't matter if using updated Odin 3.09 here)

5. Select AP and choose TWRP recovery. You can download from here. (Thanks to @gr8nole)

6. Click 'Start' afterwards.

7. Done. Now you should have custom recovery working.

Note: Don't use CWM recovery as CWM is not working properly. :confused:

Root

1. Boot into TWRP recovery by pressing Volume Up, Power and Home button together.

2. Flash supersu.

3. Restart system. You now have root working. SuperSu apps should installed on your device.

Screenshot

Feel free to ask any question here. But I expect you know root will get warranty void and I'm not responsible for any damage you get, e.g. Soft Brick. Thanks.

XDA:DevDB Information

[HowTo] Root Galaxy Tab 3 Lite - 7.0 (SM-T111), Tool/Utility for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 7.0

Contributors

Keff91

Version Information

Status: Stable

Created 2014-11-07

Last Updated 2014-11-07
[Galaxy Tab 3 General] Keff91:
Reserve.
[Galaxy Tab 3 General] EricGoldstein:
Doesn't seem to be working. I got to the point of adding TWRP recovery and Odin return "<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 1)"

I'm running 4.2.2 on a SM-T111M

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Please ignore this, I was stupid and forgot to put it into download mode.
[Galaxy Tab 3 General] galaxytab3lite:
Hey,

I got the SM-T113 but I supposed this should have worked.

<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 1 / failed 0)

But it just goes to normal recovery instead of TWRP recovery, thus I can't install root.

What to do about this?
[Galaxy Tab 3 General] kurde23:
I have the same problem

Can someone help please ?
[Galaxy Tab 3 General] Ikkuh84:
Same problem here. Tried with Vroot and Odin Method, but they both don't set root on the tablet.
[Galaxy Tab 3 General] Ikkuh84:
Anybody? I miss root so much. Compared to my phone (which is rooted) this thing is almost useless for the things I want to do with it. :crying:
[Galaxy Tab 3 General] DUHAsianSKILLZ:
Untick autoreboot in odin. Then flash and force reboot your tab.
[Galaxy Tab 3 General] Ikkuh84:
Didn't work :( Are we talking about the Sm-T113 lite version?
[Galaxy Tab 3 General] sushil888:
kingo

i used kingoroot successfully
[Galaxy Tab 3 General] Ikkuh84:
On the SM-T133 edition?
[Galaxy Tab 3 General] uzmel:
Quote:

Originally Posted by sushil888

i used kingoroot successfully

On the SM-T133 edition kingoroot doesnt work on v 4.4.4
[Galaxy Tab 3 General] grizzlyfute:
Hello,

For the sm-t113 lite version, I have written some elements here :

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-tab-3/general/how-to-root-sm-t113-t3076658
[Galaxy Tab 3 General] lanre66:
HELP

i installed twrp and rooted my sm-t111 and now i cant boot into twrp keeps rebooting, please what do i do and if its to flash it, where can i get the firmware for sm-t111 for free and able to flash it with odin
[Galaxy Tab 3 General] risfan:
I used pramroot it work on android 4.4.4

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You can download the firmware on sammobile

http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/database/SM-T111/
[Galaxy Tab 3 General] KAT_47:
Worked for me. I used Odin 3.10 instead.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] foxfire235:
It's substantially heavier, the camera isn't as good, the build feels cheaper, and it's full of Verizon bloat. Maybe I'm being picky, but I had great hopes for this phone and it just leaves me with a feeling of "meh". I'm still waiting for an iphone 6 killer, and it hasn't happened yet. Anyone else feel let down by their new Turbo?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] lukesdiesel:
Still 1 million times better than an iPhone
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] Cobra04:
The only letdowns the Turbo has in my opinion can and will be fixed via software updates. It's definitely not for everyone but it doesn't feel cheap. As for the iPhone 6: a joke. Beyond Apple's support and a few things it is good at (camera, simplicity), it's far behind. I'll say what I say to my friends about the iPhone, "if you ever wish it had 'that' one feature or wish it did 'this' better, you're an idiot for buying it over an android phone."
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] js0uth:
Seriously theres is no and there wont be an iphone killer. People need to get that through their heads. If iOS was adopted by other companies then yes there will be an iphone killer but thatll never happen. Android and iOS are on different levels.

Why aren't you on an iPhone then? Just wondering.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] 1drumshark:
There's no such thing as an Iphone killer IMO. Either you like one OS ecosystem, or another. If you like iOS, no android phone will be better, and if you like Windows, then iOS and Android will feel inferior. Compare apples to apples, not oranges.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] cstone1991:
As js0uth said, "an iPhone killer" is a pipe dream at this point. Eventually there will be one, but that will not likely be any time soon. I'm also wondering why someone who likes iPhones bought this phone instead?

BTW, I'm definitely not disappointed in my new Turbo and neither is my wife.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] sonhy:
Dont you already know? all the iPhones are just too good, especially the iPhone 3GS. you cant beat apples multitasking, new special features like widgets, custom scripting and automation, camera quality, battery life, and the list goes on.

wait until the iPhone 7 comes out with custom home screens.... imagine live moving home screens with widgets! blowing my mine just thinking about it.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] thegrants82:
Agreed. It's simply a moto x with a huge battery which isn't bad but the battery life isn't very good at all. Camera is Motorola bad like every one before. You can't even take a picture of a child moving without blurred results. I traded for the z3v and have a great camera now and better battery life. The turbo was way overhyped. Not a good buy.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] zathus:
From 99% of the smartphone market share to 20%. IPhone killer? That war is over, and has been for a while. Now its more of what you prefer.

But since we're on the subject, besides a better camera what does the iphone do better than the Droid?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] lowg:
I thought the Z3v and Turbo used the same Sony camera. Is this not true?

If so and you really like the Z3v camera sounds like the Turbo camera could be improved with software updates.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] thegrants82:
I have been a moto fan and buyer for years and every time they come out with a new phone the camera is bad. Seriously, try to take a picture with the turbo of anything that isn't 100% still. It is terrible. And after every release the discussions of software fixes begin. This happens with every new moto phone. Trust me, moto cameras are terrible and always have been. Not to mention that I am already getting better battery life with my z3v. Not saying that the turbo is bad but it is by no means the best at battery life or camera. I traded my turbo because of the camera and also the wifi is very slow. The slow wifi thing is pretty bad.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] mattlach:
It has a substantially bigger battery. This is kind of an expected tradeoff. If you expected anything else, then you were being unrealistic. :p

What don't you like about the camera? I've looked at still shots side by side, and I actually think the Turbo looks better. The iPhone has the edge in video, particularly as regards the slomo mode, but that's really just a gimmick anyway.

Cheaper than a flimsy aluminum thing that bends in your pocket? Try to bend the Turbo in your pocket! It comes across as a solid (very solid) quality product, just not as flashy as the iPhone. Flashy has always been Apples thing "ooh shiny".

Here I actually agree with you, and I was rather disappointed given the MotoX's reputation as being a "near nexus" device. The stock image uses up A LOT of space because of all the bloated crap that's installed I will never use (a ton of little red apps Named Verizon - something, backup assitance, etc. etc., preinstalled NFL app, preinstalled Amazon crap, etc. etc..

When will they actually learn that what people actually want is a phone with absolutely 0 carrier branding, and absolutely 0 carrier modification to software.

An android phone should come with the google OS and unmodified gapps, an unmodified launcher and that's it. Nothing else should be installed on it.

Don't get me wrong, many manufacturer apps are actually useful, such as Moto Assist, but make installing them an OPTION not a requirement. That being said, I have never seen a carrier app that was useful. They need to be gone ASAP.

I went through an uninstalled what I could (very little, why the hell do they do this?) cleared and disabled the rest (anything with Verizon in the name, anything with Amazon in the name, anything cloud/backup/sync/whatever) which makes the device better, but it still wastes storage space.

Bloat aside, I like my Turbo. And comparing it negatively to an iPhone is just silly. Apple can keep their shiny polished turds that lock you into a closed ecosystem. I'd go without a phone before going Apple.

IMHO, the hardware and physical design make the Turbo the best phone on the market right now, bar none. There are some software shortcomings - however.

Give me Advanced Calling with VoLTE, Lollipop, root and an unlocked boot loader and this phone is the best thing since sliced bread.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] Andromjb:
Thanks for the pointless post. Look, you either like iOS or Android. You can't compare the two, they are entirely different. iPhone is iPhone, you can't change it, only Apple has that power. Android is available on an almost endless amount of options, you have a choice. Don't like the Turbo? Choose something else... Don't like the iPhone? Well... ya.

Get over it.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] foxfire235:
Thanks for your pointless comment. Actually, I use and like both iOS and Android, so your argument is invalid. My point is that for a "premium" flagship phone it doesn't feel very premium.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] Andromjb:
My comments are far from invalid. Maybe for you specifically. However, I offer more facts over opinion. So, to each their own.

But to further elaborate, you're once again comparing two very different products and/or materials. Metal vs Metal, Kevlar, and Nylon. 750/1080p IPS vs 1440 UHD AMOLED, and both have best chipsets/components available in their categories currently.

I fail to see that lack of "premium" quality here.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] foxfire235:
Difference of opinion I guess. Some people like Ford, some Like Chevy. But claiming that you can't compare them because they are different is just a joke. They are both smart phones and are in direct competition with each other. To me the turbo looks and feels cheap and the iphone looks premium. Spec wise they might be similar on the inside, but that doesn't change how the phone looks and feels when I hold it.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] Andromjb:
Of course it is difference of opinion. But the Turbo isn't made out of pure plastic like most Android phones. In fact, I can guarantee you both iPhone 6 models will bend, break, or fail well before a Turbo due to material/design build. I'd like to get your opinion on premium quality after a proper drop, water, or durability test. Not to mention the fact Verizon covers the first screen replacement on the Turbo. Good luck getting that with your iPhone 6.

In terms of comparison, my point is more the fact Android is open sourced. With Android the possibilities are endless. iOS is closed and controlled solely by Apple. Sure, you can compare the ecosystem, but that is about it.

You really want to use Ford vs Chevy as an Android to iOS comparison? OK, I'll bite. Let's say Android is Ford, iOS is Chevy.

With Chevy, you get only one "engine" and you cannot alter this engine in any way. You can choose between two different colors and two different size models. Those are your choices, they won't change, unless Chevy says otherwise.

With Ford, you are given an "engine" and you can alter this engine any way you choose. Keep it stock, super charge it, minimize it, optimize it, options are endless. You can chose from an unlimited amount of options, because in this case, your engine can be place into anything you want. You have the option to choose. You are not forced to stick with two models and one engine.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] foxfire235:
Meh, to me those are unimportant because I never drop my phone, and I've never broken a screen. So I could care less about "durability". I prefer a premium feel when I hold my phone, which happens every day.

But at the end of the day they are both vehicles that drive you places. Just because you can tinker with one engine doesn't make it 'better'. It just makes it customizable. Don't get me wrong, I value that about android, but It doesn't make it 'better'. It makes it different.