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[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GermanJPL:
Possibility, kindle with x. 5. 1 to Rooten

hallo und gutenTag,

ich habe ein Möglichkeit gefunden, den Kindle mit der neuen Softwareversion x.5.1 zu rooten.

Nachdem normale Root Tools nicht funktionierten - nachdem ersten reboot wurde der Kindle sehr sehr langsam und fastboot treiber konnte nicht installiert werden - habe ich es zusammen mit einem Freund mit n2aos probiert. Dabei hatte wir die selben Problem und konnten es folgendermaßen lösen.

Wenn der Kindle bootet, um im fastboot den exploit auszuführen, starte ich vorher parallel das Tool "KFHD_SRT_v2.1" und startet den Kindle parallel in den Fastbbotmodus. Anschließend konnte Root im Fastbootmodus installiert werden.

Ich habe es nur mit dem Tool N2Aos ausprobiert, aber vielleicht funktioniert es ja auch mit den Root Tools.

mfg

J-P

Google Translate:

hello, and good day,

I have found a possibility, the Kindle with the new software version x. 5. 1 to rooten.

After normal Root tools did not function - after first reboot became of the Kindle very much very slow and fastboot driver could not be installed - I have tried it together with a friend with n2aos. Besides, the same problem had we and could solve it as follows.

If the Kindle boots up to explain in fastboot exploit, I begin before in parallel the tool "KFHD_SRT_v2. 1" and begins the Kindle in parallel in the Fastbbotmodus. Afterwards Root could be installed in the Fastbootmodus.

I have tried out it only with the tool N2Aos, but maybe it functions also with the Root tools.

rgds

J-P
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] esema1o:
Thanks but I use other app to root.already is call keymasteroot works fine to
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Board373:
This link does not work. Any chance you could re-post?

Thank you very much!

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This link does not work. Any chance you could re-post?

Thank you very much!
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abdhasan:
Sorry, try this : http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=53567401&postcount=18
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 11fan:
was the app you used written in Chinese language?

Thanks

Mike
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tichestahur@gmail.com:
Thanks for the suggestion, i still root with app

Hey, man, thanks. And could you help me, ¿how to install TWRP for to run cyanogedmod? I also have Kindle fire hd 8.9 as you :fingers-crossed:
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 11fan:
Thanks esema1o! i tried the app and worked like a charm on 8.5.1! now rooted! all the issues about rooting the 8.5.1 i have read about ending with so many bricks, i would recommend anyone with Fire HD 8.9 with 8.5.1 version to use this app for root if you having trouble rooting with the so many other methods/tools i have read about on XDA! the app worked great, 2 clicks and rooted. i was somewhat scared to begin with because it just looks to easy for such a device that so many people are having problems rooting and the app is not written in English, but i said wth and tried anyway and what do you know, SUCCESS!

can't post link but a simple search and several clicks to actually get to the .apk download

Mike
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] esema1o:
Watch "Kindle Fire HD 7in TWRP recovery and 2nd bootload…" on YouTube

Kindle Fire HD 7in TWRP recovery and 2nd bootload…: http://youtu.be/a1bLCuQN0-U
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nachocarp:
Hi,

My problem started when my phone got stuck on Samsung logo and then i´ve reinstalled the ROM so it started but i realize that i couldn´t connect to internet or call.-- My IMEI was messed up. After many different attempts i end up with ADB running on my windows computer so here is my problem.

Im supposed to use this code:

adb shell

su

mke2fs /dev/block/mmcblk0p3

mount -w -t ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p3

reboot

The thing is when i enter "mount -w -t ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p3" it cannot be find

"mount: can´t find /dev/block/mmcblk0p3 in /etc/fstab

Please help me, i don´t know what to do.
[Moto 360] spydie:
does anyone know how to find a new pivot point on the watch hands on Facer? I downloaded an image of a second-hand to a new watch face I'm working on, but it pivots in the center of the image, not out near the near the end where the pivot point should be.﻿
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nivek2000:
Hello Guys,

I use to much information from this forum, but now I really need your help. This is what happen to me. I bought and Alcatel Fierce, when i try to put all my stuff(pictures, apps, etc) from my oldest Galaxy Ace, I used titanium backup, but i forget uncheck apps from the system so Titanium put apk´s in system/app in the Alcatel Fierce... ¿Results? Does not work Dialer, contacts, play store, Calendar... When power on, the message "unfortunately, the process com.google.process.gapps has stoped" popup.

What i Tried?

- Factory Reset

- I read to much and Flash Stock Rom is not an option, because no one have this rom(even T-mobile, or not realese in easy way)

- Put apk´s manually, downloaded from internet

(FOR THIS IS MY REQUEST TO SOMEONE WHO CAN HELP ME

):

Here i get some advance to fix this problem, the dialer works with a dialer.apk downloaded from internet, so i think someone who get this same phone maybe can get a copy of all apps from (system/app/) and lend me that backup.

The system information of my phone:

Original Carrier: T-mobile

Model:Alcatel one touch Fierce

Firmware: 4.2.2

Build Number: L2RUMR0

I appreciate to all people who can give me some help or ideas to fix this; if someone have this phone i sincerely thank to help me to try this metod to fix it.

Thanks for your time

:DPD: Sorry for me english, i dont know if its understandable, i just write this based on hours of read and use logic sentences. Obviously im not speak english (yet:fingers-crossed:)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Durion:
Still looking?

Hey, I don't know whether or not you are still looking for a copy of the apps, but if you still are i'd be happy to help. Just reply to tell me if you need it. :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nivek2000:
Yeah! i need that folder backup. I appreciate your help. ill be waiting.

Thank you so much!
[LG G Flex] maluminse:
New day new horizons.

1) External card

Bummed that I have no external memory.

I have purchased titanium backup. The backup is on my sd card.

I assume I need to copy the whole card to pc then copy it to my internal memory?

Suggestions much appreciated.

2) Rooting

I saw a few rooting threads for the flex. Would really appreciate suggestions for rooting methods which worked.

3) Wifi tether

I have the Miller/Lemons wifi tether which I purchased. Once the flex is rooted I will give it a go.

Suggestions?

Thank you so much for any assistance. I really appreciate it.
[LG G Flex] maldito.boss:
Towelroot for rooting ... I don't have the link but you can google it, and bump to get system recovery..

Sent from my LG-D959
[LG G Flex] maluminse:
Thanks! Once rooted Ill try my wifi app.

As far as sd card I guess Ill have to plug into pc and upload/download from there.
[LG G Flex] maluminse:
WOW

Towelroot is off the charts!!!!!! Holy Cremoley easiest root ever. Thanks again. You just saved me hours. Thanks.
[LG G Flex] mattwheat:
Towel root is at www.towelroot.com
[LG G Flex] maluminse:
It was so easy, it took longer to donate to the kid then it did to root.
[LG G Flex] mattwheat:
Use playfulgod's apk that is posted in the dev section to get twrp recovery on KitKat but there are no ROMs at the moment. We just got custom recovery on KitKat so I'm sure the dev will take off. I've been working on playful god's cm11. Got it to boot and got data now but no sound and no phone. Text work and data works.
[LG G Flex] bryanizmir:
I use one of these for my SD card needs. I have also used and OTG cable with a sd card reader. The meenova is a little bit cleaner though.

Also, I used towel root a few moths back and I agree it is a superb root method. However, I recently had to replace my phone through geek squad warranty (phone casing was peeling apart) and the new one came with 4.4.2. I also took all the latest OTA updated from AT&T, and I couldn't get Towelroot to work. I even tracked down the tr v.1 apk which I originally used, but nothing worked. I decided to give Stumproot a try and worked great.

tl;dr... if towelroot doesn't work in the future, try stump :)
[LG G Flex] JJ2525:
I tried towelroot on my d950 I just upgraded to 4.4.2 but it says device not supported when I click make it ra1n. Any suggestions?
[LG G Flex] maluminse:
odd

Did you get the latest towelroot?

Im on 4.4.2.

Like a dunce i got my phone and allowed the update dying to load.

Maybe wipe? Idk. I basically got the phone, did some minor changes and then allowed update.

Then rooted with towelroot.

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WIFI tether update. Im pasting this from a few threads I posted this in:

Long awaited.

Are you ready? It might seem complicated but in reality, the simulated reality, its actually quite simple.

Step 1)

Root your phone. Towelroot is awesome. Google.

Step 2)

Install this wifi tether. All thanks to Fabio who is fab yo.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.snclab.wifitetherrouter

Step 3)

Use mouse 3 to scroll down to flex. OR for advanced users ctrl-f type in flex hit enter

Follow the directions:

https://sites.google.com/site/wifitetherrouter/home/device-configuration

Step 4)

Have a pralines and cream scoop of ice cream. (crucial)

Use at your own risk!!

Not responsible for global warming, obesity or malaria.

peace

:cool:
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] xultar:
I hear echos...my friends say they hear echos...

I'm on the new Cingular rom and I can get mine to work with MSVC 1.6 using the 09f tweak...(Thanks guys!)

Post your reviews of the Jawbone with the 8525. I'd really like to hear your experiences.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] dwella:
I'm taking the jawbone back tomorrow. I don't like the fit or the tinny sound or the weight. For the money I think it sucks.

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[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] njxbean:
i was thinking of getting this one too. what do you mean by the tinny sound?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] finch:
I love mine. I think the ear piece could be a bit better but the sound quality is perfect. No tinny for me. I had a Nexxum Hated it never worked with the tytn. Sorry to hear it guys.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] dwella:
Tinny=sounds like the other party is talking through a tin can. Hopefully it was just mine but for 119 bucks I expect quality. Also it is to heavy and big compared to the jx10 and the discovery 655.

d
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] xultar:
I have really small ears. I thought I needed the smallest inner ear piece. I ended up dropping it twice on Friday. I did some refitting and actually I ended up using the bigger ear piece shaped like a tear drop with the curve. That one fits much better and feels more stable.

I can almost wear it without the earloop. For me the earloop does nothing really now.

I don't get that tinny sound everyone is talking about. I have noticed though I can speak in a more normal or lower voice and people hear me just fine. THAT I LOVE!

I think the packaging is where the cost went though. I admire their take on BT headsets. They really "raised the bar" but I can't wait to see their next version.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] Quilliam:
per my review here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=291926&page=3

I have had zero trouble and still love my jawbone.

But BT are kind of like cars... everyone likes a different one.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] dgates71:
Jawbone works flawlessly!

I have had the Jawbone for over a month now. I have had several bluetooth headsets from just about every manufacturer, the noise reduction on this headset is unmatched. It sometimes takes a few seconds for the Jawbone to key in and block the outside noise, but once it does the sound is absolutely spectacular. Take the time and find the right combination of adapters to fit your ear size and I truely believe you will not be satisfied with another bluetooth headset.;)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] RemE:
I just got one and after a driving test at 50MPH with the window 1/2 down talking with a co-worker I'm sold. He told me that it was dead silent and was so impressed that he's on his way to find one tonight. I found the audio, slightly processed, maybe slight compression which improved my perception of voice quality, not unpleasent at all. My co-worker who is also an engineer, said that my audio was very clear and the car noise was virtually gone.

Headsets fit and function is very personal. I've had the Moto 850, 700 and they are OK, just not good at background noise. Jabra was comfy, but others complained of background noise and echo. Sony's 835 strange cyclic noise in my ear, plus it fell out too easily, 435 Feels good on me, others say slight echo.

The Jawbone has 4 ear loops, and about 6 ear pieces. Using a mirror I got a perfect fit, very comfy for me as I quickly forget that it's even there. The noise cancelling is so good, others kept saying "are you still there?" till they got used to the dead silence when I'm not speaking.

I tried the vacuume running next to me test, and it's all true, the noise cancelling is simply the best there is so far.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] xultar:
I get echos also...but I think it is the network and not the headset. I was also getting echos with my 8125 and they usually happen when I'm in the same area.

I did have an Ah-HA moment with my Jawbone. I went to a noisey eatery Five Guys burgers and I could barely hear myself think yet the person on the phone said they heard me just fine. I'm gonna test it on the way home today with the sun roof back and the window down. IF it is all good, then I'm sold

Oh and the Jawbone works great with the MSVC 1.6 and 09f fix. Without voice command it's just a regular old pda.

x
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] rob_milton:
Help with 09f tweak

You guys mention a '09f' fix or tweak. I've looked around for more information on this but can't seem to find anything.

I'm sorry if it's obvious, but my searching hasn't uncovered anything...

Could someone point me to the source / more information about this 09f fix?

Thanks,

Rob
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] RemE:
Do a search for Microsoft Voice Command v1.6 in Hermes Upgrading, it's a long thread. I read thru it and it gives tips on getting voice command to work with the Hermes devices. The main contributer to the thread has created a patch file to get MSVC to work better and it's up to .09f currently. Typical Microsoft product support, slow to fix bugs.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] drbowden:
Positive experiences w/Jawbone

I have used mine for the last 3 weeks now, and I am still VERY happy with it. The noise cancellation is not perfect, but its head and shoulders above anything else I have been able to find and try. Getting the right fit is a lot of trial and error, and also makes a significant difference in how well the noise cancellation works in use. I am using the VC v1.6 and .9f fix and all works well for me.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] mayerr2:
I love my Jawbone

I have had the Jawbone for a couple of months now. In fact, I received mine a week after they came out. I have used it on a Treo 700w with Verizon, a Blackberry Pearl with Cingular, and now a Cingular 8525. I have never experienced any issues what so ever, and have had nothing but positive results. My co-worker bought one when I did and feels exactly the same. We couldn't be happier with our purchases.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] layer1:
Thought I would provide an update and give some insight.

Feedback. Had my Jawbone for few months and has perform perfectly. Matter of fact, I used it several times in Data Centers and the person on the other end hardly hears the server/router backgroud noise.

Insight. I buddy of mine pointed me to the softgel ear pieces from Verizon and this has helped tremendously on the ear. For 3$ bucks go to Verizon and purchase the Mini Gels ear replacements.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] wattsja:
I also took mine back after 3 days. The fit was HORRIBLE .. and yes, I tried all the combinations of pieces.

The incoming sound was tinny, but at the highest volume, it was loud (which i did like).

My biggest complaint, for me anyway, was the noise reduction which was non-existent. I tested it several times with a variety of different background noises and each and every time, background noise could still be heard plain as day .. even after several minutes of waiting for it to kick in (and yes the noise filter was active (white light not red)). I tried adjusting it to several places on my face hoping to get better contact between the "nipple" and my cheek, but nothing made it work.

I really wanted to like it, but for me, the $119 was money wasted as i was much more happy with my Motorola HS850.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] jrgonz454:
Jawbone Vs. Everything Else

I just got the j.b and the thing is people dont say get off your bluetooth! I called everyone that was starting to complained about my current bluetooth and they all sayd i sounded fine. Seems the tinny sound (tin can) after you use it for awhile and it muffles out background noise. Before that I worked for and Independent agent and had the ability to try almost every bluetooth out there. The jabra bt250 and the 500 worked the best for me in fit. It seems though that the older my jabra 500 got the less it ws able to muffle background noise. But the way the Jawbone drowns out the background noise (wind, radio, other people) is so far more superior than anything else. The only thing is the fit. If it fit like my jabra the thing would be TITS!!!:D
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] evolution_theory:
I just got my silver Jawbone today.

The fit isnt that good yet and I've tried all the combinations of earpieces/earbuds. I think I can make it work though.

The talk button is anoying to push. I have to press the thing into my face to activate the button..

The noise cancelation works AMAZINGLY well... so props to them on that. The guy who said it doesn't work must have had a broken device or didnt understand how to turn it on. The buttons aren't "easy" to figure out but they're simple enough that after a couple tries you get it.

Voice quality is really good but it does sound kind of like they're a little far away.

This is all from using it for an hour so far.

Update: 10 minutes later.. I found and used the large round earbud and now this thing fits very very well into my ear.

After messing with it since this post it's configured about perfect now. When i first synced it to my 8525 i only heard static. i had to reset 8525 and then it worked properly.

So right now all is well. Already is better than the **** motorolas I've tried.

Update: Buttons are still anoying.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] jsmith7364:
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[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] jsmith7364:
Hi all,

I have had my Jawbone for a while now. I drive a 86 CJ7 with no top. This is the only headset that anyone can hear me on while driving down the freeway.

The only drawback that I have encountered is the fit. Why couldn't they just take a hint from Jabra with thier earbuds. Everyone can hear me now and I can't hear anyone becuase it does not block out all the noise that I hear.

A few of you on here have said that you used a different type of ear bud. I am wide open to suggestions. I looked at the verizon website. Still looking for a mminigel earbud, but since I don't know what headset they were designed for makes it a little harder.

Please let me know what earbuds you guys are using with the Jawbone.

Thanks

Joe
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] evolution_theory:
The jawbone COMES with several earbuds. Those are what we're talking about.

By adjusting the volume I've never been able to not hear someone though the "Auto Adjust" feature doesn't seem to work very well.

The talk button is still very very anoying. One of the worst I've seen as you have to press the jawbone into your face to press the talk button. It's hidden under the top frame. very anoying.

Still has great sound quality.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] jsmith7364:
Actually I am talking about the earbug minigels from other headsets that some on here are using becuase the earbug that comes with the jawbone sucks. It does not enter the ear canal like the some of the Jabra ones do so they do not block out ambient sound around the person wearing the headset.

And they were talked about several posts above but no specific models that they came from.

Which is why I asked. Before you try and look superior with your language skills and flame someone. Please completely read the post. I clearly stated "A few of you on here have said that you used a different type of ear bud. I am wide open to suggestions."
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] tiptoekirk:
I would just like to know if i can use the 8525 to send audio to the jawbone for a mono headphone while at work??? (running wm6 if that matters)

I know its capable with other headsets.. and i like the reviews ive read about the jawbone.. thanks!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] Fitipaldi1:
@jsmith - I just ordered and received the Jabra EarGels and MiniGels to see which worked better for me. Niether one have the 'twist-lock' connection to the Jawbone, but they both fit the Jawbone Speaker once the included earbud is removed.

MiniGel - Tight fit on the Jawbone, but doesn't fit my ear too well.

EarGel - Loose fit on the Jawbone, but fits my (large) ear very well.

With the Eargel, I can use the Jawbone without the ear loop. It stays put in my ear and I can hear callers better than ever. Of course all ears are different so YMMV.

BTW, I purchased them both here and the service was excellent. I got both sets of Gels for under $13.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] RemE:
Yes, you can re-direct all sounds from the 8525 to the Jawbone, or any BT headset. Do a search on mortscript and BT Redirect. There is a script file that does this nicely. With it I now have a button mapped that allows me to toggle all sounds to the headset and back very easily. Works on WM5 and WM6 no problem.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] yatrg:
Does it work on beards?

From what I have been able to see, the little piece on the JB has to touch your cheek. Does that mean that if I have a beard it will not work? or does it extend past the beard? Is there anyone out there with a beard that has had success with the JB?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] RemE:
I would contact www.jawbone.com and ask them directly. You could always shave a small spot :)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] evo2:
A2DP

Anyone use their Jawbone to listen to music? How's the quality compared to other headsets?

I e-mailed Aliph Jawbone and was informed Jawbone does support A2DP, but only in mono as it's optimized for voice. So I'm curious to know how well it does against other A2DP supported BT headsets.

Thanks in advance.

:: [ e2 ] ::
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] IGGYCORP:
I have been using the Jawbone on my 8525 with no problems. It has always worked great for me. I even use it on skype sometime. I wrote about it on my blog if your interested in reading: http://iggycorp.com/45