yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] wm1:
Tmobile web was created for regular cell phones...$30.00 isn't that bad when you look at what you get. I will agree that not everyone needs the hotspot access and it would be nice if it was seperate but compare it to cingular's $50 unlim PDA Data plan...
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] bowlopho:
wtf so i dont need to pay for my 5.99 service?
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] wm1:
for full service you would need the 30 dollar plan. I remember back before the MDA when it was 15 dollars. then the MDA came with Wifi and tmob I guess thought that they were doing a service by uping the internet price to include Hotspot access for anyone with a smartphone.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] dongdongdog:
Please go to this link to configure your phone.

http://tmobileus.wdsglobal.com/phonefirst

You need to add a proxy server.

Then it will work. I had the same issue as you.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] azianprince:
Has anyone gotten this to work lately?
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] WDS Josh:
my MDA works fine with the $5.99 plan. I had to put the proxy info in after the May 9th t-mobile patch but it still works, although it's not full internet anymore as some ports are blocked.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] :
Q&A for [ROM] Stock 2.1.1.C.0.0 w/ Root

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 [ROM] Stock 2.1.1.C.0.0 w/ Root. 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! :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] makrimallis:
xperiia mini pro u20i

i have the same problem with

efeboAbel

hi, i got a sony xperia x10 mini pro, i tried to install 2.1.1.C.0.0-RE.zip and i did, but the touch screen is not responsive at all, nor the keyboard, and when i reboot the phone, i tried to press the back button to visualize the cwm menu but no luck at all, all i can see after the "SE Splash" it's the SE logo and then the init screen of the phone, the one with the slider to unlock, but not responsive at all

so, how do i manage to install another rom, how do i visualized the cwm menu?

i did what drnorton suggest but nothing happen!! i am trying to find a solution to boot in cwm. I dont have unloack bootloader so flashtool doesnt help me. if anyone know something .. pls help me!!!
[Sony Xperia M] Piravinthb:
I flashed C1904 frimware on my phone and my battery died out so I let it charge and turned it back on but the led flashes three times and the phone doesn't turn on. I also tried to flash frimware again but my phone won't go into flashmode. Plz Help
[Sony Xperia M] RedLedLight:
You will need to charge your battery. Try leaving your phone for a while charging. I remember there was a quite an old thread here, where a guy had the same issue as you. He recommended to strip down a useless USB cable and charge the battery with that, if it wouldn't charge in the phone as it is. Try scrolling down a bit (or searching uncle google, for that thread). I hope I helped a bit. Definitely leave a thanks to that dude if it fixes the issue for you. If I find the thread ull get the link :thumbup:

EDIT:

how to charge your phone with ANY USB cable and y…: http://youtu.be/BDtv7qKf8tQ

Try this and read the description.

This also maybe:

http://m.instructables.com/id/Emergency-charge-a-phone-with-a-spare-USB-cable

It only takes 2 taps to thank somebody here.
[Sony Xperia M] Piravinthb:
BTW some dude said that if you don't have a sim in your phone, it won't charge is this true??

Thanks dude:)
[Sony Xperia M] RedLedLight:
Of course not. :p

It only takes 2 taps to thank somebody here.
[Sony Xperia M] Piravinthb:
OK thanks dude:D
[Amazon Fire Phone] Garrett92C:
Did you pick up an unlocked Fire Phone from the recent sale at Amazon? You probably got a device running Fire OS 3.6.8.

It may be tempting to flash back to an earlier software version to attempt root, but you should hold off for now. I, and a few others it seems, are now stuck with phones that can't really do much. Registering with Amazon doesn't work, phones get hot, and we have no access to apps. The worst part is that we don't have the 3.6.8 image yet, so there's no way to go back.

Until we get a way to go back to 3.6.8, you should refrain from downgrading.

Has anyone downgraded from 3.6.8 successfully?

If we can't downgrade from 3.6.8, what does that mean for root access? Are we stuck with stock Fire Phone OS?
[Amazon Fire Phone] najoor:
Downgrading the unlocked 3.6.8 to the ATT 3.5.0 without first clearing data and cache causes bootloops. If the cache and data is cleared the phone boots up but you will have no icons and no internet connection. You will basically be in a unfunctional state and phone keeps getting warmer and warmer.
[Amazon Fire Phone] clsA:
Flashing back to 3.5.2 will get the phone functioning as a phone

but the Amazon server will not register the device
[Amazon Fire Phone] B1ackByte:
Cannot locate 3.6.8 file on their server (see download list topic)
[Amazon Fire Phone] Daegalus:
Wow this explains a lot. In my efforts to mess with the boot loader and work on the phone, I downgraded to 3.5 and now have this problem. Got it to 3.5.2 which gives me a few apps, but I can't register and its unusable. I hope they release something soon. Might hit up Amazon Support to see if I can get them to help.

---------- Post added at 03:21 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:38 PM ----------

An update: I just got off the phone with a knowledgeable rep (took 2 tries). She said that they can't pull any information, manuals, or reference to a version higher than 3.5.2.

She did take the time to escalate my issue with a trouble ticket that will go to the advanced IT and devs, which should at least bring the problem to their attention.

She said I will get a response or update in the next 5 business days. Until then, I will just keep trying to reverse engineer the bootloader and see if I can make any edits to it to allow unlocking, or maybe an exploit.
[Amazon Fire Phone] dongarritas:
Man....thank goodness I let reason prevail! I thought that after this massive dump, there would be all kinds of devs going wild. 3.6.8 on mine. Mainly got it because my Prime is up this month, and I wanted a backup phone in case I burn up my Note 4 from flashing. Gotta say, it's a solid piece of hardware, and Amazon put some pretty cool fun stuff to play with. Thanks a ton for the heads up!
[Amazon Fire Phone] turruso:
Thanks for the heads up, pretty sure you saved a few flashaholics from a headache :D
[Amazon Fire Phone] B1ackByte:
Have a question:

Is German 3.6.2 (you can choose english as language in it) working without getting hot? (Modem Version is same as in 3.6.8: ro.build.version.lab126.modem=PB_02_06_05)

Version 3.6.8:

ro.build.lab126.project= ???? not available

ro.build.product=juniper

ro.product.name=juniper

ro.build.version.lab126.modem=PB_02_06_05

Version 3.6.2 (German)

ro.build.lab126.project= ???? not available

ro.product.name=caraway

ro.build.product=caraway

ro.build.version.lab126.modem=PB_02_06_05

Version 3.5.2 (AT&T)

ro.build.lab126.project=duke-1.1_release_lewis

ro.product.name=full_duke_kodiak

ro.build.product=duke

ro.build.version.lab126.modem=PB_02_05_17

Version 3.5.1 AT&T

ro.build.lab126.project=duke-1.1_release_lewis

ro.product.name=full_duke_kodiak

ro.build.product=duke

ro.build.version.lab126.modem=PB_02_05_17

Version 3.5 AT&T

ro.build.lab126.project=duke-1.0_release_lewis

ro.product.name=full_duke_kodiak

ro.build.product=duke

ro.build.version.lab126.modem=PB_02_05_17
[Amazon Fire Phone] clsA:
The 3.6.2 software worked fine for me ... only thing was no activation with the amazon servers (which basically makes the phone useless. No Market / No video's / No Mayday / No Music nothing related to Amazon works without the activation.

The Phone made calls and sent / received txt no problem.
[Amazon Fire Phone] LilLowEK:
Thanks for the heads up. Will hold off and side load a few .apks that are a must for my life style. New phone will be here in a few hours. :)
[Amazon Fire Phone] Sess:
Pleasantly, I hounded Amazon for 2 days via every support channel (chat, phone, email), hoping i would run into the one overqualified, underpaid 1st tier support guy who can work off script. No luck. Basically at the end of all of this mess, i have to wait 2-5 business days for an engineer to "get back to me". Fookin awesome. 3.5.2 is completely useless without device registration, everything but email is pretty much tied to that. *Sigh*. I really hope someone manages to get the firmware. At this point, im simply waiting out the next few days only to surely be told to RMA the device. I just find it horrendous that a huge company like Amazon does NOT have procedures in place for a potential interrupted OTA, at least one that doesn't require shipping the device back. Shame on me for jumping the gun without verifying that the download to the latest firmware was ACTUALLY for my device (who knew the had another sku?). Shame on Amazon for sucking so bad at every stage of their "shoppers phone" rollout.
[Amazon Fire Phone] najoor:
I am in the exact same situation as you, waiting for Amazon to fix my phone, so I sympathize. Having said that, let's be fair and not blame amazon for this; they sold us a premium phone for 200 dollars, which I can attest worked very well out of the box. It didn't prompt me to update it or anything and with a few tweaks it was actually giving me a great battery life and performance, until I decided on my own to get adventurous and flash stuff on it. That is certainly not Amazon's fault. If we had used the phone as it was delivered none of this would have ever happened. So let's wait and see what they do to fix it. I am confident they will release the firmware or worst case they replace the phone with a new one.
[Amazon Fire Phone] Sess:
Then lets also be fair and take note of the fact that the phone is being sold for 200$ because it was grossly overpriced for what was offered. That still has not changed. Regardless, as a good corporate citizen its quite standard to provide tools to enable their users to restore the phone to standard working order. Had i not downgraded the phone i would not be in this mess. I acknowledge that. But i would also like to point out that had they provided something as simple as a release firmware bin file, i would not be in this mess either. Just gonna have to wait this out, but I will not be an amazon apologizer if they can't be bothered to give power users the basic tools to resolve their own issues.
[Amazon Fire Phone] Mrswift91:
If Amazon didn't lock down the Fire Phone so much, maybe people wouldn't be bothered to attempt to root it and change things Amazon clearly failed to do. Why can't I even change my launcher to Nova without issue? Amazon block wallpapers and widgets, so it's just a black screen with icons. If I wanted that, I would have stuck with iOS 3. The Fire Phone is locked down harder than iOS devices, which I never thought would happen. If they would loosen up to the grip, the phone would probably sell better. People want a phone they can make theirs, and that doesn't mean just what their Amazon portfolio looks like.

Worse yet, they still haven't forked over the latest update. I'm glad I bought two Fire Phones, because I can at least use one.

Now I see why no one wants this thing.
[Amazon Fire Phone] Roger W:
Just a side note re: registration:

I got my device several weeks ago and I think it was an earlier version than 3.6.8 - I downgraded to 3.5.0 per the instructions, rooted, all that works.

Now I just tried to register for the first time to get Prime, and found that I can't. So that doesn't seem specific to having come from the newest version, they must have disabled activation of all old ones?

Given that I'm in a working rooted state, I'm just going to leave it like this for now and hope that I can eventually flash forward without losing features that are unlocked like this, and finally claim that Prime service.
[Amazon Fire Phone] Sess:
got tired of waiting on amazon, returned the phone, bought an iphone 6 plus. Will be using my shield tablet for all my android specific needs. @#$% amazon.
[Amazon Fire Phone] blcistheking:
Side loading apks still works correct?
[Amazon Fire Phone] B1ackByte:
Yes
[Amazon Fire Phone] blcistheking:
One more question if you don't mind, are you still able to create a wifi hotspot and tether with the phone?
[Amazon Fire Phone] userxfda:
Yes
[Amazon Fire Phone] Greenarcher707:
Might be a dumb question but can you register with the new device before you downgrade and make the registration stick?
[Amazon Fire Phone] Greenarcher707:
What exactly doesn't work? Anything amazon related? But phone calls, data, sms works?
[Amazon Fire Phone] lopri:
:D
[Amazon Fire Phone] Greenarcher707:
I wanted to give it a chance but I returned it on the third day. It was just truly a crippled device.
[Amazon Fire Phone] ractar28:
I disagree. I really want to root the phone and would love CM11 for it, but overall, it's a nice product. It takes some getting used to. Overall, really worth the $200 I paid. I am not disappointed, and no number of nay-sayers will change that. I will GLADLY swap it for a new Note 4, but I can't touch a Note 4 for near that price without a contract.
[Amazon Fire Phone] nothingshocking:
For $200 and free Prime? I didn't even need a new phone and got it. Was due for my Prime renewal and now have a more portal phone than my iPhone 6 Plus when I need it. The phone is not a bad phone, it's just not the type of phone for those who like to tweak them.
[Amazon Fire Phone] amethystAndrew:
$189 today!

Just thought I'd bump this topic because there's a new sale today - $189.99, the phone's cheapest price yet. Anyone who buys it today and wants to tweak will hopefully see this topic before trying anything (as I had done before I found this topic).

I'd link to it if I could, but I'll have to leave that to someone who has more than a handful of posts.
[Amazon Fire Phone] lwang9:
*Live Again** Amazon Fire Phone + 1 Year of Prime $199
[Amazon Fire Phone] darkzero28:
is this worth it at $179? I am not a prime user btw.
[Amazon Fire Phone] :
@ darkzero28 179 ex. VAT?

Only if you are experienced in modifying the OS of Android phones. The stock version is basically an Amazon content portal which can also be used as a phone.

If you don't need a new phone right now, don't buy it. There are already some Chinese phones out (Elephone, Ulefone, Meizu, Jiayu) that are in the same league as the Fire Phone.

This year, most companies are already pushing out a couple of models with 4 GB Ram, etc. so you will find some nice ''older" devices in the "sub 200" range in the next months.
[Amazon Fire Phone] uscanst56:
I picked one up for 179. Wasn't a prime user but am now. Used my rooted old phone to back up apps with esfile explorer and transfer to fire phone.
[Amazon Fire Phone] FoneWatcher:
It's not so bad if you run Android on it. Well, actually, it is kinda bad, but it's a beautiful anomaly for 189 with free year of Prime, it's like a $100 phone with last year's $300 specs. And the Dolby makes it a superb MP3 listener - I like its sound *much* better than my N6.
[Amazon Fire Phone] Adam_nox:
Can someone explain how to downgrade and has anyone taken it down to 3.6.1 to root?
[Amazon Fire Phone] FoneWatcher:
Same here. I was going to sell the AFP and recoup as much as possible, but it's actually very nice hardware even though some of it is kind of ridiculous (like the 4 forward cameras). I was also going to keep it and store as many pics as possible on teh Amazon cloud, but the camera software is a nightmare. The 801 is a very capable little CPU, though.
[Amazon Fire Phone] Kryxan:
This is an old thread that someone revived. Do not downgrade the fire os, upgrade it then root.
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] D4nn0:
I'm still relatively noob with regards to the more finite details of tweaks. I'd like to learn more. What kernel and other tweaks are safe and useful?

Sent from my XT907
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] movrshakr:
I have tried to set up Google Cloud Print on my Galaxy Tab 4 7in SM-T230NU.

All seemed to go OK; the printer shows in the Google dashboard page, but when I pop down the 3-verticle dot menu in an app to try the printing, and select "Print...", the dialog that appears only shows "Save as pdf" and a 'Save' command at the bottom.

Pics I have seen in how-to's on the web show that dialog having "Print" on the bottom line.

Any ideas what I need to change to get the print option to appear?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] aford89:
I recently picked up a Droid turbo and a gwatch. Works great as long as the phone screen is on but when the screen goes off the watch disconnects. It's all stock and I synced using android wear app. Anyone got any ideas why it keeps disconnecting?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Manjews:
I have not had any issues with this. I do not have a wear device but I use bluetooth when in my car for music and calls and I have never had any disconnection issues.

I checked the bluetooth settings on my phone and I am not seeing any settings that would cause it to disconnect when the phone is asleep. Sorry I couldn't be more help :(
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] aford89:
Don't know what the difference is but I reset the watch and repaired. Doesn't seem to be a problem anymore
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] wstahlm80:
Settings >> Bluetooth >> "Three dots in lower right corner" >> Visibility Timeout >> SELECT: "Never Time Out"

:good:
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Ally Android:
You only need visibility when you want to connect to a Bluetooth device for the first time. After the device is paired, visibility is not necessary. Turning this on to "Never Time Out" means that all Bluetooth devices within range of your phone can see it. I keep this setting on 2 Minutes.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] devynbf:
This is going to be a quick and simple guide for the T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4.

For the sake of being up to date, this will install the latest

Official Firmware

straight from

Samsung

.

This will install the stock N910TUVU1ANK4.

Make sure you have the Samsung Drivers installed on your computer, which can be found here:

Charcoal Black Device: http://www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/product/SM-N910RZKEUSC

Shimmery White Device: http://www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/product/SM-N910TZWETMB

This process will trip your KNOX Counter to 0x1

I would suggest Factory Resetting your device before/AFTER this process to have a fully clean install!

This process will make your device fully stocked, it will take away your custom recovery, root and any mods you have installed.

Download and unzip Odin 3.09, which can be found here:

http://www.mediafire.com/download/a153u555ba5te12/Odin3_v3.09.zip

Download and unzip the stock T-Mobile Firmware, which can be found here:

http://d-h.st/BQK

(Thank you [MENTION=2783710]Tiffany84[/MENTION] for link.)

Mirror:

https://mega.co.nz/#!OhAHDY4D!GPGh7x9aEim3MIuOZk7Iy_anc9S2Zggrz_popRVpE3A

Once everything is downloaded and ready to go,

lets to go to your device for a moment

.

It's time to put your device into Download Mode.

To do so,

power off

your device.

Once it's fully powered down,

hold down "Volume Down + Power + Home Button".

You should boot into a menu that looks like this:

Press

"Volume Up"

, now it should say "Downloading..."

Now, plug your device into your computer.

Back to the computer!

Navigate to where you unzipped the Odin Program file and run the Application, you are now shown a screen like this:

Once your device is plugged in while in Download Mode, it

SHOULD

look like this:

Now, put a

check-mark

on the little box where it says "AP".

MAKE SURE THE RE-PARTITION OPTION IS

NOT CHECKED!!!

Click on "AP" and Navigate to the stock Firmware file that you downloaded (

Make sure you unzipped!

)

Wait for the program to check the MD5 (

takes a couple minutes

)...

Now, it should look like

this

:

Once everything is set up

EXACTLY

like the screenshots above, hit the "Start" button on the bottom right-hand corner of the application.

Your device will now start to install the Offical Stock N910TUVU1ANK4 Firmware.

Once done, your device will restart and go into the stock recovery, then it will restart again and

you're good to go!

If you want me to add steps on how to root and add custom recovery, please leave a comment below.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] devynbf:
Mine.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] devynbf:
Also mine.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] mike28:
Nice thanks for this
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] devynbf:
No problem.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jpeps:
Link down
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] devynbf:
Thanks, will fix.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] wiseguyy:
Why post two phones white or black for drivers when they are the same device?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] devynbf:
Because that's how they listed it on the Samsung website.

I noticed with the download, there is a one small letter difference.

Better safe than sorry I always say.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] S8B:
Thank you sir. Very straight-forward instructions. Saved me when I screwed up my very first root & custom rom. :good:
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] wiseguyy:
Right, looks different but tastes the same. You've been around a minute you know that.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] devynbf:
You're welcome :D
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] devynbf:
Like I said, I'd rather post both to be thorough.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Noxious Ninja:
Does this process actually trip Knox? Or is that listed only because rooting trips Knox for now?

I'm mostly curious about if I would trip Knox by staying stock/unrooted, then downgrading to a different stock ROM (e.g., NK4 to NIH).
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] devynbf:
Anything that you do "manually" with the device will trip the Knox counter if it's not already tripped, including this.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Noxious Ninja:
Sad. Makes sense from a security perspective, though.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] amoblox:
This is incorrect. If your counter has not been tripped BEFORE doing this, it will not be tripped BY doing this. This is just another way of restoring the factory image. It has been this way when using ODIN on the Note 2, 3 and now 4. I've used this exact process on 3 Note 4s now and none of the counters have been tripped.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] devynbf:
Alright that's exactly what I said lol. I didn't think I had to punctuate the fact that if your counter is already tripped, it won't trip again.

As with anything else. If it trips, that's it.

Sent from a potato.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Quarkstring:
Is there no other place to download stock rom? sammy site SUCKS. Download just sat there.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] devynbf:
I'm honestly not sure, I've uploaded to Mediafire twice and they keep taking it down due to it being "dangerous".

Idiots I tell ya.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] ClowneN86:
Hi,

I have a galaxy note 2014 edition that has retail mode on, it was a demo ex. Is there anyway to remove this from the device? Maybe through factory reset with stock firmware or something? Have no idea how to do a factory reset with stock firmware if that works.