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[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheGeeZus:
The last thing you said is exactly why I am resisting the temptation.

I am being fair with the fact that this is the first face of Android Tv and there is yet more to see and I am faithful that most feature that needs root for now, Google might have something on their sleeves, but they are waiting to see how many Nexus Player gets sold, specially after the holidays.

My mom and my step-dad were impressed with the Nexus Player so great, that my step-dad sold me the Google Chromecast as he wanted to have an experience on his own and he really didn't find the Cast environment hard but he liked the more controlled environment of the Nexus Player, so we are buying a second one for me and I will let him take the first one after the second arrives.

I think that is another example that rooting (again, my exception is that a proven restart method gets developed) for now is not needed in base of a normal usage and still haven't got the problem of storage (yet, I know the day will come).
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Alaek12:
This problem has been noticed in this forum but not answered.

Whenever i try to call someone , the mic and headset doesn't work , i need to recall in order for it to work .

I don't have any other issues with the mic or headset , they work fine on skype for example.

I no longer have warranty .
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] resofty:
Please read here (my post)

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s4-active/help/help-sound-call-t2907783/page3

Topic can be closed.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Alaek12:
Did i mention it began happening right after i updated to 4.4.2 ? via OTA.

Is replacing the Ic audio the only fix for this issue ?I mean if things like this begin happening the only reason is a faulty part ? not software ?
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] resofty:
I have read allot of posts and nobody had the solution.

It looks like a software issue but in my case it wasn`t. I have replaced the audio chip and after that i have no issue(1 month and counting).
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JASONRR:
You could do a factory data reset from settings within the phone (remember to backup your internal sdcard before doing this as it will erase your internal storage). This is known to reset the phone and resolve any firmware / modem related issues
[Note Edge General] TigerDNA:
For those of us who use Textra as our SMS app, please go into the settings menu> support> contact us and request that they make an edge panel with the same functionality as the floating notification. I have requested this feature and they are open to it but are unsure if there are enough Edge owners using Textra. It would be the only SMS app to show the actual text as opposed to just the notification icon.
[Note Edge General] Skenderbeggar:
+1

Added request.
[Note Edge General] nmcgrawj:
Done
[Note Edge General] macolliejr:
Not a textra user but looked them up on Google play and requested the feature too. Told if was addedi would their app.
[Note Edge General] jagdesh:
Done sent them a request, they even replied back to asking me for a screen shot showing where exactly I would like the preview to come. So sent them the screen shot and they have acknowledged with "Thanks" ... now lets wait and watch
[Note Edge General] blackinjun:
Not trying to troll but both the stock and go show the notification on the side

In fact i don't get any verbage at the top anymore. Every program has transferred to the side
[Note Edge General] steve austin:
I jump between textra and evolvesms. Last week textra had an overlay on top of the main screen. I immediately uninstalled it because thats what the edge is for. If they are open to suggestions I will request that feature as well now that I know.
[Note Edge General] nmcgrawj:
I like having a "dark" or "black" skin for messaging. Stock can't do that to my knowledge.

I tried GoSMS back on my note 2 but seemed like a lot of bloat. Textra was simple, straight to the point, and customized just enough for my liking.

Maybe I'll give GoSMS a try again?
[Note Edge General] de2000:
Just submitted a request for this as well. :good:
[Note Edge General] terryYew:
Agreed and done.
[Note Edge General] jagdesh:
Guys

I think our request has been done, there was a update to Textra yesterday on my phone, updated through playstore and now i can see the message text on my Edge screen when a new message comes
[Note Edge General] TEKHD:
You can see it for just a second and that's it? right? same as GoSMS? no function inside the edge screen or anything unique?
[Note Edge General] jagdesh:
I see the complete message when it comes if its big message the text moves line after line and if I click on it that takes me to the message in textra.

Yes the message text does not stay on the screen for a long time but its comes as soon as a message is received and shows the text line after line and then goes ...

I had also requested Textra team to add unread notification count on their icon to show up which I think would be kool to see on the edge screen
[Note Edge General] TEKHD:
Got it... out of thanks for the day... but thank you for replying... So, basically the same as GoSMS... If they ever do the unread notification icon to show on the Edge Screen, that will definitely make me move to Textra... I was looking at the sceenshots from Textra from Google Play... and it looks almost identical to GoSMS... lol... (the developers are copying each other, lol)
[Note Edge General] jagdesh:
My Bad guys ..

I have tested the textra messaging app now on Nova Launcher & on Toch Wiz .

On both the message preview is still coming as a floating window on the main screen and not on the edge screen at all ...

But the unread notification count is now showing up correctly on the edge dock on textra icon
[Note Edge General] macolliejr:
I made good on my promise to switch once they abopted edge notifications. I also read you have to turn off the floating notification. I didnt have to for mine to work but I did anyways. Works great, just wish there was a call button like on the stock application on the same screen. Its there but a couple clicks away.
[Note Edge General] nmcgrawj:
Mine wouldn't work without turning off floating notifications.

Does it work if the phone is locked for you guys? Only my express me panel lights up. No message preview.
[Note Edge General] macolliejr:
Yeah mine does. But it shows as soon as it comes in and only gives you like 5 seconds, if that. But that's the same as the stock app. I'm under the impression the factory settings are the main road block to getting the edge panel to behave the way we want. Maybe the guys who have rooted could let us know if this is the case. I gotta play straight on this phone so i won't be rooting anytime soon. I'm hoping maybe a modified nova launcher might get released for the edge. I've used nova on all my Galaxy's and am sure they could get this edge panel sorted out.
[XDA Assist] PiyushPassi:
So I flashed Lollipop on my Nexus 4, the minute the images came out. It worked out fine.

And today one of my friends helped me break my phone. The screen is gone. Touch is unresponsive. Wifi is not enabled on the phone. Now the phone is 2 years old and I am probably going to buy the Nexus 6 now. But the problem is that I need some of the data from my phone.

I cannot unlock my phone because the touch is gone. I tried pulling out the data using adb but the device turned out to be unauthorized. The only way to authorize it back again is to use the developer's options in the phone which I obviously cannot access. So my last option remaining is to get my touch screen fixed. Is there any other way in which I can all my data without paying $100 for the screen? OTG mouse looked like a good option but then again, the device is unauthorized, so I cannot root it.

Thanks in advance!
[XDA Assist] :
Hi,

I suggest you ask the experts who own your device for help, here...

http://xdaforums.com/nexus-4/help/help-thread-nexus4-question-t1980135

Good luck!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] belinea:
Ok, now we have many ROM cooking tools. So I want to ask: Is it now possible to hack the LED drivers to control the behavior of the LEDs. A fast blinking blue or red LED would be nice on an incoming text message.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] belinea:
A Windows Mobile 6 powered device.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Lancealot:
Ha. Yes this is very possible. In fact there are many programs available that control the blinking of the LEDs - I'm particularly fond of Resco Audio Recorder which blinks the red LED on my Hermes while I'm recording.

I imagine it would be possible to create a small program that could check for an SMS notification icon at the top of the screen and blink your LEDs accordingly whenever you receive a message, however there's probably an even more simple way of going about doing this. So in short, yes it's possible but I don't believe 'hacking' any drivers would necessarily be required, just a bit of creativity.

Cheers

Sir Lancealot

PS - Also keep an eye on this post that was made just 3 hours before your post as this person had exactly the same question. Try the forum search next time ;)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] levenum:
Excellent answer!

I think I can do this on my iPaq 1710... Oh wait, it only has one LED and it can only do orange and green. How do I get it to blink blue?

Sorry about that, I didn't mean to insult you or anything, but you obviously don't understand the concept of "hardware driver".

Basically, the driver is what connects the OS which is generic (same for all devices) with specific hardware component (like LED) which is different or at least connected and accessed differently on different devices.

For example, I saw a picture of an upcoming samsung phone running WM 6 and it would have completely different LED driver than say a Wizard (also running WM 6).

And just for the record: There is a big difference between cooking a ROM, and actually creating a hardware driver from scratch (which is more or less what you need here). Plus if one could access the existing driver with a simple app that monitors the desired event replacing it would not be necessary.

P.S. The colors are wrong on purpose. Just remembered this little game all of a sudden...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] dragonedge:
Hey what if you could get your camera flash to blink a few times. That would be kinda fun.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Midget_1990:
that would be possibly using mortscript and vijay's software (candela?)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] dragonedge:
haha thats funny I just thought of that but I can't seem to download mortscript. Just posted http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=289197&page=4 there requesting someone upload install
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] belinea:
Especially a HTC TyTN.

But it seems that´s impossible to control the LEDs. :(
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] vijay555:
belinea: Thanks for specifying hardware device. Lancealot is talking about the standard notification led, which is required by the standard PocketPC hardware specification. This can be controlled by anyone through the operating system. However, the other leds (eg Blue, Green etc) are typically manufacturer specific, and thus, as my good friend levenum says, these will almost certainly require a specific, per Manufacturer (or even per device) solution.

- Have you tried VJPlumBum?

V

PS btw, there was once discussion of using VJCandela to make a Text to Morse Code app. You can certainly use the flash as a notification device if appropriately programmed, but not much functionality I guess.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] belinea:
:eek: :eek: :eek: WAAAAAAH, thats GREAT vijay555 !!!!

It´s also possible to drive the LEDs.

Are you interested to spent some time to program a tool to lit up the red or blue LED on a incoming SMS notification? I will send you a big donation if you can do that. :rolleyes:

Can you post some detailed informations how to lit up the TyTN LEDs (some sourcecode parts of VJPlumBum)? Or is this a little secret ?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] vijay555:
I'd love to write such an app, but I'm working on two fairly large projects for someone else right now which take priority over my smaller stuff. I'd be very interested in writing such an app though - how big a donation are we talking? :) PM me if it's VERY urgent.

I'm afraid the source code of VJPlumBum can't be released right now for various confidentiality reasons. You could reverse engineer the same functionality using an app like Haret though. It'd be messy, but possible. The necessary hardware info is probably already on the wiki I think, for the Universal. However, AFAIK, Haret for Hermes isn't fully functional yet.

The app that you suggested is something I have in mind for a future project though, including some other major OS mods in the same area...

V
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] belinea:
Great informations vijay555.

If I can change the color of the LED and the blinking frequency with your tool on an incoming SMS, I wil donate you with 100$.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] leyton01:
Would love to see a tool for controlling the LED - one of the big areas that software hacking has yet to cover.

Personally I think it would be great if the orange flashing when a message was received should be a solid orange. Sometimes I have to stare at my phone waiting for a flash to see if I have a missed call/message. Surely the dll can be hacked to change orange flashing to orange solid...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] belinea:
@vijay555: Have you started the "LED project" already?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] piopawlu:
HermLED

I'd waited for quite a long time for vijay555 to start his LED project.. but at some point I got enough waiting.. so I looked into the nleddrvr.dll and AllLEDMgr.dll. This took a while before I got it working, but it was tottaly worth it :)

Here you have a working program that allows you to control all the LEDs of Hermes. I've also attached full source code, so that you can use it in whatever way you like. It's licensed under GPL. It's not a masterpiece, but it's working and that's the point.

If I have some free time tomorrow, I'll make a RIL client so that you can use this for new SMS notification.

Edit: I've added the possibility to turn on/off the led not just blink

Usage:

hermled [R|G|B|AM|LG] [ON|OFF|BLINK [num_blinks] [blink_length ms] [interval ms]

R - RED

G - GREEN

B - BLUE

AM - AMBER (RED + GREEN)

LG - LEFT GREEN
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mhuber91:
Led on treo 700wx (WM5)

hey-

I was wondering is you could set the led to blink green when there is service, solid red when there is no service, now there is no setting option so you have to do some kind of hacking. Now I have a quick question: These LED's, can they do more than just the green/red/amber if so i would love to be able to play with the colors.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] piopawlu:
Sure, that would be possible to do service/no-service notification with leds. And the other questions.. From what I've found each physical led have two colours:

a) right: RED/GREEN

b) left: BLUE/GREEN

and for some reason it is impossible to mix left blue/green leds. Amber `led` for instance is a product of RED and GREEN turn on together. Perhaps there's sth more to discover, but right now it's all I got.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] belinea:
@piopawlu:

GREAT !!!!!!! Many, many thanks for this.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] leyton01:
oh this looks like it has so much promise :)

Will have to test on my WM6 P3300 as soon as I have a chance.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Floriz:
Hmmm this is what I found in AllLEDmgr.dll

0x615c - 0x6 BKL_Close()

0x60f0 - 0x8 BKL_Deinit()

0x6600 - 0x25 BKL_IOControl()

0x5f24 - 0x8 BKL_Init()

0x612c - 0x8 BKL_Open()

0x61e8 - 0x11 BKL_PowerDown()

0x61a0 - 0x11 BKL_PowerUp()

0x6188 - 0x8 BKL_Read()

0x6198 - 0x8 BKL_Seek()

0x6190 - 0x8 BKL_Write()

0x483c - 0x11 LED_Close()

0x47d0 - 0x8 LED_Deinit()

0x4880 - 0x1d LED_IOControl()

0x4748 - 0x8 LED_Init()

0x480c - 0x8 LED_Open()

0x4acc - 0x8 LED_PowerDown()

0x4a6c - 0x8 LED_PowerUp()

0x4868 - 0x8 LED_Read()

0x4878 - 0x8 LED_Seek()

0x4870 - 0x8 LED_Write()

Do you know what these BKL functions stand for? Edit; never mind.. backlight functions..

nleddrvr.dll is just an API for windows applications trying to talk to the led.. At least that's my guess..
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] piopawlu:
By looking into I meant disassembling. LED is a simple serial port driver, so it's controlled the same way. I also found a forum discussion about doing same thing on iPAQ, this helped too :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] the_scotsman:
Damn, what an awesome little app!

Would it take much to get this working on a Blue Angel? :o
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] david_p:
would this work on qtek9000 too?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Floriz:
I did read somewhere that LED2 would be the vibrator.. Maybe you can check that too :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] iassael:
i ran this on my PROPHET and now the led is always PURPLE what can i do???

Please help me!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] iassael:
fixed it somehow :D sorry
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] vijay555:
Hey, I'm glad you guys got this working. I've been away for several months. Great work.

V
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] iassael:
nice job but can you port it for prophet?

I am willing to be your tester :D
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] belinea:
Ok, you guys can drive the LEDs.

But now, we need a tiny daemon. piopawlu wrote me an eMail, that he already programmed a tiny deamon without a gui. This programm blinks the red and blue LEDs on an incoming SMS.

I have tried to contact piopawlu via IM and eMail, but he didn´t repsond yet. I hope, piopawlu will upload this tiny tool on this forum sometime.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] piopawlu:
Hi!

I have actually replied to your email.. but anyway, since you haven't got my answer.. I'll type it here. The tiny daemon is working.. but it seems that some text messages aren't saved because of it.. give me one more day (I'm having an exam tomorrow) and I'll fix that issue if it exists at all :) I'll post the app with full source code here..
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] belinea:
Ahhh. I have checked my Spam Folder. I have found your eMail there.

Ok, i hope you will fix the issue(s). Take the time you need!

P.s.: I want to give you a little money donation for this GREAT tool (if it works). Do you have a PayPal Account? You can contact me via PN/eMail.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Wexx:
Is there something new to this thread?

Can I help you somehow with hacking if I want to change notification LED to blue one of Blue Angel?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] freeyayo50:
What device's is this compatible with. HTC Wizard??
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Wexx:
Probably Hermes, as it is stated in text.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] codyppc:
how does one use this program? I can run the demo. I have also open the cpp file and seen what appears to be the code, but without understanding the code.... how does one use this. I would like to just disable the flahing green service (status) light on my version of the hermes. I have a mogul (titan/tytn).

thanks, cody

after I run the demo, my service led does stop flashing, but it also stoped the leds from flashing when I get new notifications. with the vesion I have, in sounds and notification I have the option to flash led with new message. this now doesn't work. if I soft reset everything goes back to normal.

I would like a simple version to just stop the service led. something I could just put into the start up folder so it was always running.

keep up the good work.

thanks again, cody
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] nonegiven:
cody, do your vibrating notifications stay intact for new messages?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] codyppc:
yes, I still get vibrate with new notifications. the problem is I don't know how to use it.

I ran the demo and when it finished the service blink. it killed all led blinks though. I get vibrate only now with new notification when is set to vibe and led flash with new notification. I don't know how to read or edit the code so....
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] stroths:
I can confirm on the Titan (mogul/6800) that it does stop all LEDs from flashing. We want to retain the alert LEDs flashing, but kill the green service LED that flashes constantly.

I ran it as hermled g off
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] pronor:
Hi, are you still about to post it here.., I´d love to have it running on my Hermes. :rolleyes:
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] piopawlu:
I've completely forgotten about it (shame on me). Anyway, this version does not cause any SMS loss but some have reported strange LED behaviour (left green led blinking). I tried to fix it, but as I never got that problem I'm not sure if it's fixed or not. I'll send the source code to anyone who asks for it.. but it's really nothing special :) just a simple RIL notification client.

This application has no options, so you can't customize it in any way.. It gives 3 short vibrations on new text msg arrival.. and blinks the blue led until you read it. Every ~ 20 secs.. it vibrates for a very short period if the msg is still unread.. When your phone suspends it tries to put the blue LED on.. but as the time OS gives me is very limited.. it doesn't always work.. I haven't discovered the way to leave a led blinking when the device is suspended yet :/

In order to use it you have to put the icnot.exe anywhere in your device and run it. The first time you run it the daemon starts.. this is confirmed by a short system sound..

If you want to turn it off, just run it again.. it will beep twice and close itself.

This is for HERMES only.. I do not know if this will work on any other device.. just try it yourself :) It won't hurt it..
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] stroths:
Using on a 6800/Titan/Mogul

Thanks for posting the daemon. Does this need the Hermled to run and if so, does it need to be in a specific directory?

With the HermLED, I can get it to make my 6800's LED blink blue, disable all blinking, etc. I put the icnot.exe in \Hermled which contains the hermled.exe. I ran icnot and received 1 short beep as you described. When a text message comes in, it vibrates 3 times but the service LED just continues to blink green. We are trying to figure out something for the 6800 that will kill the service LED, but blink when alerts come in.

Would you mind posting the source code when you get a chance?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] pronor:
Hello piopawlu ,

thanks for your work and for your reply.

It´s a fine piece of work and works nice for me.

I get this phenomenon with the left green LED blinking after I received a sms - even when it´s read or deleted it keeps on flashing every second time. Nothing else happens, so it doesn´t really matter. If I stop icnot.exe and run it again, it´s back to normal - blinking green on the right side.

If I run hermled.exe after icnot.exe I can completely switch off the green light - but it only keeps off as long as I dont´t power off - would be cool if there was a way to stop the green function light at all.

Can you PM me the source code?

Thanks again, pronor