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[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zephiK:
+1 to what timmaaa said. OnePlus One has a unlockable bootloader via fastboot. No need to exploit yourself to flash a custom recovery.

Check timmaaa's signature on how to unlock the bootloader.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noobtoob:
You could also just enable root under developer options on this phone once in stock 44s. Just can't flash things. But for all other purposes, follow the many guides to unlock, flash custom recovery, etc... This device is the simplest to root and unlock I have ever seen.

from the one+
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MavPinch:
I was actually looking for a one-click solution...

Or is it that the one-plus doesn't have a one click solution?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Heisenberg:
There isn't one, and you don't need one. As previously stated, this device doesn't require an exploit for you to root it. I'm guessing you've only dealt with devices that do need exploits, that'd explain your way of thinking. This phone isn't like other devices that are locked down, just unlock the bootloader with a single fastboot command, then flash a recovery with a single fastboot command, then flash your root zip. That's it.

Check out my guide:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2839471
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ek69:
I agree with this method that's what I used

Also stay away from one click methods and tool kits IMO. Learn the commands and how to use them. That way if you have any problems you know what commands to use and make your life easier instead of not knowing anything about the actual commands used
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zephiK:
+1 to what ek69 said. Plus, if a user is unable to do simple fastboot commands then they really shouldn't be tinkering with their phone because it'll cause problems if they can't spend 5-10 minutes following a guide. No offense.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MavPinch:
Thanks,

Now that i read through it, it doesn't sound remotely hard at all :P

Thank you very much,

May you be blessed with lots of girls.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zephiK:
:highfive:
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
Q&A for [FIX][Offline Charging][All Models]

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.

Before posting, please use the forum search and read through the discussion thread for [FIX][Offline Charging][All Models]. If you can't find an answer, post it here, being sure to give as much information as possible (firmware version, steps to reproduce, logcat if available) so that you can get help.

Thanks for understanding and for helping to keep XDA neat and tidy! :)
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dr.kelly90:
chargemon

should i replace the file [chargemon] in the new ROM with the one i have on my STOCK ROM too ?

Or just the [ charge , build.prop ] files to be replaced ????????? and thanks alot for your advice , i am going to try it now :)
[Sony Xperia C] MillettePhilippines:
Dear all,

Please help me fix mg xperia C. Im not able to press or select the letters on the left portion of my keyboard. im also not able to calibrate the screen seems Sony dont have a tool for it.

Thanks
[Sony Xperia C] Dylan8190:
I would recommend a factory reset.. Has it always been that way?

Its either a software issue or the digitizer is damaged.

.::.LG G2 D803.::.

.::.CLOUDYFLEX 2.7.::.
[Sony Xperia C] MillettePhilippines:
Dear Dylan,

Thank you for helping me out. I did hard reset already several times but still the same issue. Settings > back up and reset > factory data reset > reset phone - done this.

On update center it says "Your device already has the latest available system updates." Android ver 4.2.2 kernel ver 3.4.5 build 16.0.B.2.16

Did this on my phone pad *#*#7378423#*#* and performed service test on touch screen. The left most cannot be highlighted.

Dont know if i need to calibrate the screen pls help me further
[Sony Xperia C] Dylan8190:
Is just when using the keyboard or the whole left side? If its the keyboard try downloading a different one from the appstore and see if that helps. If its thw whole left side it sounds like your digitizer is toast. And how about of you change orientation?

.::.LG G2 D803.::.

.::.CLOUDYFLEX 2.7.::.
[Sony Xperia C] :
Hi,

I will ask that your thread be moved to your device section, here...

> Legacy & Low Activity Devices > Sony Xperia C > Xperia C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting
[XDA Assist] XDA Visitor:
It just restarts or closes the app.
[XDA Assist] Darth:
Hi,

You can register on XDA and ask about your issue in this dedicated help thread in your device section,

> Samsung Galaxy S 5 > Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting > [SUPPORT THREAD] The Galaxy ~S5~ All in one support thread!**NOOB FRIENDLY**

Good luck!
[Nexus 6  General] elkay:
Lmao...

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/motorol...rint/1161032.p?id=1219481186670&skuId=1161032

"32GB storage capacity - Offers room to house pictures, videos, music and more. A microSD slot allows simple expansion (card not included)."

Also on the spec sheet...

"Media Card Slot	microSD"
[Nexus 6  General] sfidelisrp:
Don't get too excited. This is obviously a typo.

EDIT: Nevermind, didn't see the LMAO part. lol
[Nexus 6  General] Skripka:
Best Buy prove themselves to be Id10T errors once again.
[Nexus 6  General] elkay:
It's been up like that all day. I'm surprised it was entered wrong in both spots. They're just opening themselves up to problems for people that don't actually know better.
[Nexus 6  General] ggreenwood334:
SD card nor SD card slot not included

sent from my sad m8. soon nexus 6
[Nexus 6  General] sfidelisrp:
Huh?? :confused:
[Nexus 6  General] Dylan8190:
LOL! Now that would be hilarious..

.::.LG G2 D803.::.

.::.CLOUDYFLEX 2.7.::.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] bbedward:
I'm not responsible for anything blah blah

This is intended to disable forced encryption on the nexus 6. You can still encrypt the device after doing this, but it won't be automatically done.

After observing how this force encryption stuff works, I got it mostly figured out. (It's entirely a SW layer, as is already widely known). Basically when all the devices from fstab are mounted in android with the forceencrypt option, fs_mgr sets a flag for encryption (something like IF This_Device_Isnt_Encrypted; then This_Device_Needs_Encryption). on devices (looks like android only allows you to encrypt 1 device, which is probably to prevent such cases as over-resource usage ,maybe some other conflict that it doesn't support over 1 device, idk) that have forceencrypt set on them, if it can't unmount the device before doing these encryption checks - in other words if it's usy (like a file is open) - it just skips encryption all together. So if the device had a file preventing it from being unmounted, it just says "oh well, skip encryption." I found this kinda odd behavior anyway :P

You can still encrypt the device, it just isn't forced. Some people are complaining about the slowness of the encryption SW-layer (why force SW encryption? At least put some HW for it in the device). This makes it the way it probably should be - optional.

Stock LMY47D/LMY47E/LMY47M/LMY47I (5.1.0) - No force encrypt:

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95916177934540533

Stock LRX22C (5.0.1) - No force encrypt:

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95857557620392411

Stock LRX21O (5.0) - No force encrypt:

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95784891001613336

Prerequisites:

- You should be running the same build as the kernel you install (E.G. if you are running 5.1.0 LMY47D you should install the LM47D no force encrypt kernel)

- Your bootloader must be unlocked (fastboot oem unlock)

How-to install kernel:

1.) Reboot to boot loader

2.) Download the appropriate boot.img above

3.) Install it via fastboot (fastboot flash boot boot_noforceencrypt.img)

To disable forced encryption after kernel is installed:

1.) Reboot to boot loader

2.) Format userdata (fastboot format userdata) - This will erase all of your data (apps, sd card, etc.) - so make appropriate backups
[Nexus 6 Android Development] jjhiza:
Look who's back!! ?

Awesome work man... I'll be testing as soon as my whale arrives tomorrow.

*Also, hit me up on Hangouts... I might have something you'd be interested in. Mike is in, come December I think... Could be fun.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] bbedward:
Will do, I'm quite swamped in projects at the moment :laugh: Got one app I'm supposed to finish up by the 30th. Will I get the time, who knows :p
[Nexus 6 Android Development] adbFreedom:
Damn it feels good to be back on a Nexus, with all the dev support. You did awesome things back with toro. I enjoyed my time with the Moto X, but the development forums were like a ghost town. Thank you for taking the time to do this, I will be trying it out tomorrow.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] aznalan15:
Ooo really interested in the read/write speeds between encrypted and non-encrypted!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] purian23:
And we're back! Nice work [MENTION=2632235]bbedward[/MENTION]!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] djkinetic:
flashed the rooted one after data wipe/factory reset trying to normal boot with this version i get an infinite loop of the chainfire auto root script running. flashed the noenforce version and was able to boot up fine but super su says no root. the encryption disable did work however.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] adbFreedom:
Affinity Nexus 6 ROM uploaded for flashing tomorrow? ;)
[Nexus 6 Android Development] bbedward:
I'm not sure how the chainfire stuff works entirely TBH. I saw in the thread over there people had it looping a few times before coming to.

You need to factory reset after flashing this, too. Which can be done with fastboot erase userdata.

Looks like, cf-auto root doesn't call "fastboot flash boot" just "fastboot boot" - is that a difference or is it the same thing?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] NeoteriX:
What I'm sure everyone is dying to know is if you can run Androbench and report what the NAND scores are after disabling encryption.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] djkinetic:
i ended up flashing noencrypt, then factory reset, then running cf root after a full reboot, end result encryption off and root with twrp =) life is good.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] bbedward:
Looks like I misunderstood how CF-auto-root works. it just boots within the bootloader and does stuff. I'll update the OP
[Nexus 6 Android Development] aznalan15:
Haha you just voiced what everyone lurking in this thread is hoping to see.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] seoulstyle:
Thank you so much for this. Here are some quick I/O scores after disabling encryption.

http://imgur.com/DquRHEo
[Nexus 6 Android Development] cheami:
For the lazy people, such as myself, is that an improvement?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] seoulstyle:
Huge improvement. I didn't think to benchmark before, but here's some Nexus 5 scores with encryption enabled/disabled for comparison.

https://plus.google.com/+JeremyCamp1337/posts/iDyPjEuEf51
[Nexus 6 Android Development] natezire71:
Huge improvement. Like, 5x better based on the benchmarks I've seen.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] aznalan15:
That looks like a vast improvement, faster than the note 4.

http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2014...premium-price-still-comes-with-compromises/2/

Woot woot

Side question, if we flash this image to disable encryption, have root, and unlocked bootloader, will we still get the OTA updates?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] bbedward:
I think so, but this boot.img would be overwritten after an OTA update so it'd turn back on the forced encryption (which would encrypt after the OTA rebooted/booted). You'd probably also lose root, assuming it formats /system.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] NeoteriX:
http://i.imgur.com/XKDye36.jpg

This is someone's Androbench scores on a stock (encrypted) Nexus 6 for comparison. It's quite a lot better.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] freddienux:
Sorry for being nobby I just on other forum. After I'm rooted can I use flashify to flash? And after I flash when rebooted back up I do a factory reset? Thx in advance

Sent from my Nexus 6
[Nexus 6 Android Development] old_fart:
ugg . . . wtf . . .

after using the WugFresh NRT to : unlock and root and install twrp . . .

i go into fastboot and send : 'fastboot flash boot boot_noforceencrypt.img' and then also the 'fastboot format userdata' . . .

Looked happy ! Came up in factory reset mode where I had to do the beginning all over again.

Checked in security and encryption was OFF...

.

Then I wanted it to be 'rooted' again. So I went into NRT again and clicked on the ROOT button again.

It looked like it was going fine until the very part ( booting up )

It paused in the swirling dots and showed an ugly black and white message for half a second saying...

some like "Encryption Enabled" . . . huh !!! what !!! why ???

.

Turned out the NRT used the latest Chainfire zip / batch. And in there is a step that does the dirty deed ( done dirt cheap ).

Yes, I checked and saw 'encrypted' and had to start all over again.

////\\\\////\\\\

When I did the steps again I did NOT use the NRT and press on the root button.

Instead I only used the : "tools\fastboot-windows.exe boot image\CF-Auto-Root-shamu-shamu-nexus6.img"

. . . . and then it worked.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Smallsmx3:
I have a 32gb and that's what I have.... I didn't check before.... Anyone have any idea what storage should be out of the box?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] carlz28:
My apologies. Totally had a brain fart. I was using the unencrypted kernel with the toolkit by Wug. Not CF. Basically kept canceling out each other. Was scratching my head like....WTF is this not working for me?!

All is good now!

Thanks again for this!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] bbedward:
His toolkit will add support for this change soon I think, but for now at least it just overwrites it for root.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] carlz28:
Yeah I saw a response in the toolkit thread that he's going to try to add it to the next release. Should help out some confusion (like me lol).

Back on topic about decryption, my personal experience is it seems a bit better, but it's purely subjective. Obviously benchmarks tell the technical truth, but I don't feel it was like a night and day difference like a few others have mentioned. But if folks are happy with it, that's all that matters [emoji106]
[Nexus 6 Android Development] xjreyes:
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[Nexus 6 Android Development] sgloki77:
this, plus here is the code for the other 2 steps (twrp and root)

for root:

fastboot boot CF-Auto-Root-shamu-shamu-nexus6.img

for TWRP:

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

just remember to place both recovery and root files on your platform-tools folder before firing up fastboot

noob friendly and streamlined steps that worked for me, I come from Samsung phones so I had no idea about fastboot up until 2 days ago

now go and do it, the difference is night and day (4 times faster speeds) :D
[Nexus 6 Android Development] old_fart:
( now, with no encryption ) . . . . results from one of those aggravating benchmarks. Antutu X v5.1 => 50362.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] davey11:
I don't have my n6 yet but this is bookmarked for when it does arrive.

When I read all the horror stories, I got bummed out, now, the world is right again.

Thx
[Nexus 6 Android Development] sgloki77:
Just did an Androbench test on my device with encryption disabled

fair to say that the shamu without encryption blows the note 4 out of the water? [emoji51]
[Nexus 6 Android Development] sodaboy581:
I'm actually wondering if this is the case.

I believe it's just speculation that OTAs will re-encrypt the phone and not confirmed. The reason I say this is because there are devices out there that were upgraded from Kit Kat to Lollipop and didn't force encryption after the upgrade. For those devices, I don't think their future OTAs will encrypt their devices because they weren't encrypted to begin with.

Since we are putting the Nexus 6 in a similar situation as those devices which already have a non-encrypted partition, I am hoping OTAs will behave like those devices. (Not enabling encryption on devices which already have decryption disabled.)

Has anyone tried to flash the noencrypt partition, write a bunch of user data after it reboots, then flash the normal boot image back and see if it forcefully re-encrypted everything?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] carloscibrian4:
So is there anyone that can help me ? I just want to know if this a common issue, the whole thing about the storage decreasing.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] italia0101:
https://plus.google.com/109078966818501160423/posts/GUCEGZEKsfW

Thoughts?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] scandalousk:
It's happened before. A factory reset should fix it.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Sultan of Speed:
Just a thought. Wouldn't / Shouldn't a regular factory reset do the trick to disable encryption? I mean, isn't that what we do if we were to enable encryption on other devices, say on Nexus 5? So, instead of flashing .img files, wouldn't a simple factory reset of a nexus 6 actually disable encryption?

Sorry for the noob question - but it's just something that stuck as logical to me, cause after all the encryption on Nexus 6 is software based and not hardware based. So, I really would like to know if I am right in my thinking? If not, what am I missing?

Any help / guidance is appreciated, as I have pre-ordered my Nexus 6 and should be getting it soon. Would just like to be ready with answers once I get my phone!! :)

UPDATE: Additionally, if someone has tried, please let me know the results.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] DebauchedSloth:
Definitely would be nice to reduce the performance / battery hit for enabling encryption, but unless you are going to leave things basically stock otherwise (no TWRP, OEM locked), there's very little point to encryption. If someone wants to access your data and you have TWRP or some way to get TWRP on there (are OEM unlocked), they'll just boot into recovery and have at it. It sort of surprised me that OEM unlock doesn't also remove encryption, since it will wipe anyway and there's no point to encryption once you are OEM unlocked.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] tyea:
Even if you have TWRP, and your device is encrypted, there is an option to require password to boot.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Smallsmx3:
http://www.xda-developers.com/andro...gn=Feed:+xda-developers/ShsH+(xda-developers)
[Nexus 6 Android Development] egorre:
noob question can you flash this img from recovery with twrp?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] criDikal:
Question:

If your nandroid backup is a backup of encrypted data, you wipe and flash the de-encrypted boot image - then attempt to restore your backup, won't it re-enable encryption on restore?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] hupo224:
I need to know this too
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Blaze420916:
In my case it did re-encrypt I restored after decrypting and it was re-encryted after
[Nexus 6 Android Development] SMARTPHONEPC:
Do we know this yet (maybe I'll get a faster answer than reading through 21 pages):cool:

Also anyone know how Android L will handle sdcard encryption as Nexus 6/9 lack sdcard slots (since I'm seriously considering the Note 4 over the Nexus 6 now that I've compared them)?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] hupo224:
My backup is wiped anyway. Forgot to backup to the PC. Used to having an SD card for that stuff. It is set up again. Anyway to see if encryption is off?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] egorre:
nevermind I did back read and convo between Blaze420916 and Nvrenough was clear. no twrp flashing but flashify then reboot to recovery then wipe data with twrp then reboot worked well.

if i re-encrypt do i have to do it all over again or can i un-encrypt it again without wiping data?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] kingston73:
So if I use flashily, after flashify finishes what happens? Does the phone shut off or does it try to reboot?

Just so I am sure I understand and don't screw up, I :

Use flashify to flash the img

Boot into twrp, go to the wipe section and choose format data

Reboot and I'm done?

To regain root can I just flash supersu in twrp?

I ask all this because I curently don't have a computer to run the adb commands.

I'm assuming this will wipe everything I currently have and send me back to the original setup?

If I use wugs toolkit to backup my apps can I use it to restore apps?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Haik0:
method for Nexus 4 ?

I just flashed the Lollipop on a Nexus 4, so I am assuming the encryption is gonna be enabled also here ?!

is there a way disable it on Nexus 4 ?

Thanks
[Nexus 6 Android Development] liqn7:
Quick question - is there currently a way to decrypt and keep root /re-root without re-encrypting?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] dabotsonline:
Hopefully people will post the OTA updates with the boot.img removed (incidentally, how come the update will function with the removal, rather than a similar boot_noforceencrypt.img modification?)
[Nexus 6 Android Development] neriamarillo:
No it will not be encrypted. This is only on Nexus 6 and 9.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] di11igaf:
If the ota contains a boot.img, it will encrypt the data partition no matter what. The nexus 6 and 9 have a mount flag in fstab 'force-encryption'. This isn't going to change -all the boot.img's for these devices /from google/ will have this fs mount option. The difference with devices that do not ship with lollipop but are upgraded to it is the fstab mount option is 'encryptable'. (Can encrypt, but it is not forced)
[Nexus 6 Android Development] rpolito73:
+1
[Nexus 6 Android Development] UkuS:
only nexus 6 have this Encryption? i have a lg g3 with android 5.0, I would also disable?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] thomas.owns:
delete.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] zinkscott:
So I tried to flash this after i unlocked and rooted with the Nexus Root Toolkit. When it loaded, it asked for a password. I read somewhere to type default_password and it should let me through, I tried that but it made me reset the device, rebooted, then it asked for the password again. Did I do something wrong? Does anyone know the default encryption password? Thanks.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] khepacheley:
Are there any chances that Google in its next OTA makes this optional?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] ViciousMo:
I'm waiting for a way where I can disable the encryption without a full data reset.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Smallsmx3:
Probably won't happen... All your data is encrypted
[Nexus 6 Android Development] brizey:
Went smoothly.

BTW, this does not really belong here, but I think a lot of use are going to unlock, disable encryption, root and flash TWRP within a few minutes of getting the device, so please excuse this slightly off topic post:

Flashify works fine for TWRP. First, root. The use a root enabled file manager to rename the reboot-recovery.p or whatever it's called, then use flashify to flash the latest TWRP. Easy and painless, and you have a working system the whole time.

Chainfire's auto-root did not have the red android for me, only the (nearly unreadablly tiny) text indicating that it was working, so don't panic if you don't see the red Andy.

Holy F%$%ing cow backups on TWRP are fast, even with compression on. And yes, I didn't have much on /data/, but dang it was fast.