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[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ATDavis:
Wow, let me start by saying I love this site. I've been lurking for years and the info and guides available have helped me root some 10 devices. I've really done it to myself this time, though. I have the m7_wls, but I'm not a sprint customer. My CID is ACG__001 and I go through a little local phone shop.

I rooted this phone like the day after I got it with no issues with HTCdev unlock and S-on. I wasn't really planning on doing the whole S-off thing, but then I flashed an elemental X kernel and fried my carrier and network and baseband information. I don't know where it went. I don't know how to get it back.

Oh, and I restored back to stock Rooted just to try to fix it. That's why I took a backup after all, so I could break my phone with no fear of permanent damage, but lo! The baseband and all that info is still gone and now the phone just reboots every three minutes after it tells me that the dialer isn't responding.

Great. So I managed to get the rebooting thing to quit by flashing a cm11 nightly, but now I'm still left with a phone that isn't a phone. Yay! Anyway, I was thinking I may be able to snag a matching radio out of any old RUU, but now neither Firewater nor rumrunner work. Oh, and sunshine? It's not compatible with cyanogenmod.

Let me paste up my wife's getvar all here right quick We have the same phone, got them a week and a half apart, so they're basically identical so you can see what it SHOULD look like:

version: 0.5

version-bootloader: 1.57.0000

version-baseband: 1.01.20.0904_2

version-cpld: None

version-microp: None

version-main: 4.08.510.7

version-misc: PVT SHIP S-ON

serialno: FA4A9S900374

imei: xxxxx

meid: xxxxx

product: m7_wls

platform: HBOOT-8064

modelid: PN0720000

cidnum: ACG__001

battery-status: good

battery-voltage: 3865mV

partition-layout: Generic

security: on

build-mode: SHIP

boot-mode: FASTBOOT

commitno-bootloader: dirty-660ef031

hbootpreupdate: 11

gencheckpt: 0

So, what I'm wondering, is if there's a way to use ADB to pull her ENTIRE phone off of her phone and then push it to mine to get me up and running? Obviously the imei and meid are different, but yeah...

Oh, my name's Andrew, by the way.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ATDavis:
Updat

Here's an update, though if anyone wants to verify:

I was poking around in the system/firmware/modems folder and I have nothing in it. Is there supposed to be something in it? My old GS2 doesn't even have this folder. Is it a symlink to the radio partition?

Also, I found that there is a way to actually format corrupted partitions via adb and pushing a mkfs.ext4 file to the phone somewhere... I had to do that to my data partition at one point. I also found that there is a way to pull the partition data into an image file. Do these pulled images still have HTC's signatures on them or is that just a separate thing inside the RUU?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SaiLas:
Any news about this cid ACG__001 ?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] conquesoextra:
i also own an ACG__001 , i dont know from which company is
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alray:
ACG__001 is most likely C-Spire Wireless (a US cdma carrier). ACG stands for "Associated Carrier Group", C-spire being a member of that group hence why the ACG__001 cid. A ruu is already available in the lollipop collection thread (general section) for that cid.

https://www.cspire.com/

http://www.associatedcarriergroup.com/
[Sprint LG G3] WoodenDiamond71:
I have been experiencing this ever since I've installed CM11 on my device. I'm currently using the 11/21 build and have tested others but I've gotten either the HW RESEST SCREEN or random closing and refreshing. How do I fix this issue? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
[Sony Smartwatch] Depump:
in future i think battery will expire

i use it 1 year ago
[Sony Smartwatch] dersie:
Not made for change.
[Nvidia Tegra Note 7] GodOfPsychos:
Well question is in the title. Does this sd card work on our tegra note 7?
[Nvidia Tegra Note 7] Zephster:
I have a 32gb one in mine and it works fine.

Cheers,

Zeph
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nicopavlotsky:
Hi, I own a tablet Commodore which I recently rooted. I tried to uninstall some apps to replace them for better ones but I deleted Calendar Storage instead of the calendar app and now I cannot use any calendar app because it says "no calendar found in this device". I've tried reseting the tablet from factory settings but that didnt work. My so is android 4.0.4 ics, any suggestions? There's no rom in the whole interney for this model to try to install it, so the unique solution would be installing Calendar Storage again if it's possible...
[ONE General] shure2:
I'm very surprised that Samsung have started to officially push out Lollipop to the S5 and OPO has not yet.

Considering the Touchwiz overlay which we all know is heavy and would require loads of work, where as CM12 doesn't have much of a change over stock Lollipop.

I've been using the CM12 nightlies for a few weeks now and they can be used as a daily driver for me, but there are still little bugs that need to be ironed out.

How has Samsung pipped CM to the post? I'm not sure if CM has just been slow or Samsung has picked up it's act.
[ONE General] nikzDHD:
Patience mate it will come in due course. CM usually take a while to release stable builds. Other devices are still waiting it will come in due course.
[ONE General] Almayce:
It's not so surprising when u think about the number of developers/programmers in Samsung as a multi-billion company compared to cyanogen. +I think there may have been some deals between Google and Samsung, LG etc so they get the source code sooner before official release. But that's only what think, no evidence backing up this statement.
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
How has Samsung beat CM to the chase? Money. Samsung are rolling in cash and they have a ridiculous amount of it to throw at developing the OS for their devices. Don't forget CM is a tiny (miniscule) company. Plus, the major OEM's get early release access to Android releases. You'll get your Lollipop, just be patient.

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[ONE General] BrianDigital:
Samsung probably got off there ass, they have always received new code from google way in advance of it being released to the public.

When it goes public that's when cm gets it.

Please understand all the variables before doing a shame post
[ONE General] William Haven:
I believe they got the code sooner
[ONE General] viny2cool:
Now shouldn't the One plus and CM get it as soon as other OEMs get it? I mean CM is no more bunch of dev doing this part time. I am still not convinced.
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
Even if they did get it at the same time, CM would still be behind. It's all about money. Think about it, HTC, Samsung, Sony, LG, they all have squillions of dollars and countless employees to sink into their devices. CM? Nope. CM are a tiny (and new) company, with just a fraction of the money and manpower that the big players have. I really don't understand why everyone is so confused about this.

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[ONE General] the Doctor:
Because most consumers have no clue what's going on behind the scenes of these businesses, and ironically this leads them to think they know enough to legitimately criticize them. In America we call them arm-chair quarterbacks. They watch the game on TV the day after it's played completely removed the circumstances of the game, yet somehow they think they know everything and the guy on the field is stupid even though they've never even played the game.
[ONE General] viny2cool:
I understand that but the only thing which is kind of icky to me is that CM being the primary OS provider for this phone, should provide the first stable versions for our phone. May be I am not seeing it correctly but looks like everyone gets CM stable releases at the same time. I just got this phone a month so may be I am missing something.

Not complaining or anything, just trying to understand the process.

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Not trying to start an argument here. But you do understand that the american football is played for the consumer's money (TV rights, stadium fees, ads etc). So if those arm chair QBs are paying to watch the game, they have a right to complain. If the teams or the players have a problem with it then they can go and play in private where no one will ever say a word.

It is similar situation here. The oneplus strategy was to attract consumers by using CM' OS. So I and others have a right to ask questions. You cannot criticize them and call them names. Go take out your frustration on someone else. You don't like this thread? Don't read it and don't comment on it.
[ONE General] the Doctor:
You missed the point. Paying to watch something makes nobody an expert or even knowledgeable about the matter. One is free to complain about the phone one bought, but that gives no understanding about what's going on in the offices of OnePlus or CyanogenMod, or the processes involved in the two of them outing a ROM compared to Samsung.
[ONE General] viny2cool:
Exactly and that is what being discuss here. Some people like me are not sure about the things which goes in CM/One Plus office and we are confused on why CM can't get it out sooner then other big OEMs. Small company or not, they are getting paid.

No one goes complaining directly to the players or the teams (or companies in this case). America is a free country and people like you are trying to suppress the freedom of speech. I am going to sit here and ask million questions and you cannot stop me. Exactly like I can't stop you from replying to my messages :) .

If you want to contribute to answering then the question, then please do. If not then please stop creating arguments here.
[ONE General] arkedk:
Cyanogenmod have releases for a boat load of different phones with different hardware, they get the lollipop source as it's released to the public and they're are a very small company. Unlike Samsung, HTC, LG and Sony which have many developers and early access to the android source code so they can develop the next android version with their respective skin on top. If you want to complain about cyanogenmod, feel free to do so just know they're a small niche operating system compared to the big OEM's. But you can take a look at cyanogenmod's Gerrit and see they're working hard on the CM12 branch, that's something you can't see with the big OEM's
[ONE General] the Doctor:
So if I don't say what you want to hear, I just stop posting... I get it now. I guess I misunderstood what freedom of speech was before. :silly:
[ONE General] SvMagus:
No point.

:confused: Why care about a Galaxy Sx getting lollipop before? It sucks anyway...:silly:
[ONE General] rcook55:
You forgot something, it's only officially available to the S5 in... Poland. Otherwise you still would have to root/ROM the Lollipop update onto the S5 no differently than a CM12 nightly and then it will only work on the international version. For the vast majority of S5 users they won't see an official OTA update for months, well after CM has delivered Lollipop to the OPO. Once it's made available to the US carriers expect massive delays again so they can 'certify' the ROM before pushing it out. If you really think that the extremely limited, country specific, release 'beat' CM to Lollipop you either have never played in the Android world or you have massively misplaced expectations.
[ONE General] shure2:
Could you please provide a source to show Samsung get the code early?
[ONE General] shure2:
So you can root and anyone with a European S5 can get a genuine released Lollipop. At the moment we are flashing a pre nightly version of an aftermarket ROM, not even a nightly, let alone anywhere close to an official CM12S.

Sure Samsung have money and they should need it to adapt TouchWiz, but this is basically a stock Lollipop we are waiting for.

I've yet to see anyone quote a reliable source about Samsung getting the code early, but if the do then that would obviously be a good reason for CM appearing slow.
[ONE General] nikzDHD:
CM are slow look into previous CM releases go back to when Kit Kat was released, or Jelly Bean etc. CM support a number of devices each with different drivers and such CM access the code once it's released to public as mentioned on many posts here. Now that's CM. If OPO wanted to I assume they could release an AOSP version of Lollipop if they wish to like how they did with Kit Kat. CM won't rush and roll out a semi working CM12S for the sake of it we haven't even got official nightlies yet. We are still within the 90 day promise so there's plenty of time left still.
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
It doesn't matter even an iota that it's stock Android that we're waiting for. That doesn't make it any less work to get it working for a device. You should look into exactly what is involved in getting a new version of Android running on any non-Nexus device, because clearly you're under the false impression that it's a sinch to do, which it most definitely is not. This is all about money and resources.
[ONE General] subtleaggression:
Sorry. Freedom of speech doesn't exist in a privately owned outlet. not trying to be an ass. i just know this from experience.
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
It does exist to an extent. The only time freedom of speech is overridden is when a post breaks the rules of XDA. These posts do not.

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[ONE General] Restorer:
Yes, well said. None of the complaining and bickering above even mentions the main part of the equation. And I just wonder who would be the first people in line to complain if any some bug turned up as the result of insufficient hardware testing :rolleyes:.

Way back in July a promise was made to have the 5.0 update rolling out to our phones "within 3 months of their (Google) releasing a final build". I make it we have at least 5 weeks before anyone should even think about moaning - especially since all of those big companies mentioned have always covered their asses by avoiding even the vaguest statement of their aims.

Personally, I hope CM uses all of the time that promise and its limited resources will allow to test and test - and then do some more testing :laugh:.
[ONE General] arkedk:
You can check Google I/O 2012 where they said that OEM's get early access through Android PDK (Platform Development Kit)
[ONE General] :
he doesnt have (no one does). For some people, bashing Samsung is the cool thing to do. They will start rumors just so CM doesnt look so bad.
[ONE General] arkedk:
Read my post just above yours. Google announced this back in 2012 at their Google I/O where OEM's could sign up to Android PDK and gain early access to the android source code (before public release).
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
It has nothing to do with bashing Samsung. The big manufacturers do get early access. Look at the post just above yours, Google publicised it two years ago at I/O. This article mentions it. It's a well known fact in the industry.

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[ONE General] shure2:
You seem to have linked to techcrunch, whose sole existence is to push adds. Still with some research the Platform development kit was last talked about in 2012, I see no reason as to why OPPO / OnePlus could gain access to this?
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
They have a ton of ads just like any other website. That's irrelevant though. I think maybe you should read my other posts.

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[ONE General] zelendel:
Don't. Mistake CM for even close to pure aosp. They change the base code so much that it is not even close.

As for the talks about freedom of speech. Remember that this is a privately owned forum and that doesn't apply here.
[ONE General] silvagroup:
All good things come to those who wait. If you can't wait flash one of the ubigutos Lollipop ROMs.
[ONE General] cledee:
I rather have kitkat and cm11s then lollipop and touchwiz personally. But CM said 90 days, so you can complain if they dont make the deadline.
[ONE General] jluster:
Not knowing much about the OS staff at Samsung, I know the OS team at Sony pretty well. Comparatively, CM has the bigger staff and that's not including the hundreds of unpaid developers and testers that come with a git-first model. Like it or hate it, CM is now a corporation with a profit motive, just like Samsung or Sony, LG, Motorola, Apple or Xiaomi. It sells services like, for example, "we'll maintain your OS" to companies like OnePlus (Oppo) or Xiaomi (which licenses part of CM for use in MIUI).

Some of the things CM licenses aren't developed by CM employees but by contributors who did so for free. Some it developed itself or creates tailored to the licensee in question. It'd be extremely bad business practice to tell a licensee like Xiaomi or Oppo that they're **** out of luck if they want to see anything for their money and just have to wait until the unpaid, non-CM-employed, general populace has submitted the patches needed. Instead I'm convinced CM has people who are point in conversation and code for those licensing partners.

That all said, the currently strained relationship between Oppo, OnePlus (which is an Oppo subsidiary, no two shakes about that), and Cyanogen should definitely not be helpful in getting timely and reactive patches and upgrades out. That's more than visible in the time it took for 44S or the unfinished feel of many of the previous OTA.
[ONE General] :
these guys always leaked roms prior to them even being ota. In past been very reliable with information. http://www.sammobile.com/2014/10/02/exclusive-preview-android-l-on-samsung-galaxy-s5/

excerp "Google hasn’t released Android Lollipop yet, but as you probably know, OEMs get early access to the source code."

I have read it in past before from different sources as wel. to tired to search them all up again.
[ONE General] Mrj0to:
It's so unfair that devices as S5 and G3 already have lollipop and that more stock-like android CM doens't have it yet.

I couldn't wait and grabbed an unofficial cm12 :)

YES lollipop!!!
[ONE General] the Doctor:
It's also unfair that recent Samsung products (after the S II) almost never get fully functional AOSP custom ROMs while we can get just about anything we want and it works.
[ONE General] nikzDHD:
For the Snapdragon devices it's not that bad but for the Exynos devices that's Samsung reluctant to release drivers and such making it less friendly to develop on.
[ONE General] the Doctor:
Even the Snapdragon devices have persistent issues with camera and sound. This was one of the main reasons I ditched my S4. If you don't love ToichWiz, don't buy Samsung.
[ONE General] BrianDigital:
Google the OHA, but since your an expert I'll let you know what it stands for open handset Alliance
[ONE General] Aridon:
If you want it then sack up and check out vanir in original development.
[ONE General] Pivo187:
Is lollipop out for the S5 already? I just got a notice to update my S5 but everything looks the same...What will be diff in lollipop from kitkat?
[ONE General] tiny4579:
Not sure how this is related to opo but the s5 lollipop will probably look nothing like stock. Probably virtually indistinguishable from kitkat touchwiz.

Cm12 works well on the opo aside from a few possibly annoying but not major bugs.
[ONE General] zelendel:
Yeah. Your pretty much right. It won't look very different.
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
Just look at your Android version in the About Phone section of Settings.

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[ONE General] Pivo187:
Still android 4.4.4 Guess 5 wont make it out til next year
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] manmeets:
guys i rooted my edge SM 915G recently and the S Health app is not working.

the moment i click the icon the phone freezes for a while and force closes the app.

any ideas whats going on.
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tossero:
If you have Wanam installed , go to security hacks and check " disable secure storage " , this might work. Also try to clear cache . I'm rooted and S-Health is ok for me.

Cheers
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] manmeets:
Did as told and found that for some reason samsung knox was active and was not allowing a full root acess to xposed installer . But now its all good.

Thanks again
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dennis nai:
same on 915k

i am a noop and i have the same problem on my 915k i have xposed can you guild me?

thanks
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] teri.nk79:
Hi guys,

Today, I need all icon smile of HTC Sense 6.

Could you help me get all smile?

Thank you so much :) :good:
[HTC One Mini 2] smaccybuzz:
Hi i bricked my device a while ago got it working again using cyanogenmod then back to stock

Problem is my hboot thinks im on 2.16.401.2 but software on the device is 2.16.401.1

I think these need to match in order for ota to work ive tried already lots of times :(

Im on stock recovery and stock kernel nothing else changed

Any help would be appreciated thanks
[HTC One Mini 2] Will972:
I suggest u to flash a custom recovery and flash the last stock rom i've post on the development thread. Its the last one 2.18
[HTC One Mini 2] smaccybuzz:
Thanks for the reply will

I flashed your rom.. But it didnt work .. No radio.. I flashed the boot.img too

The phone booted but everything was screwed up. Lots of errors kept coming up

I want to be able to get stock ota to work
[HTC One Mini 2] Will972:
Did u wipe everything ?
[HTC One Mini 2] smaccybuzz:
Yes i did after install baseband is blank

I have the cyanogenmod baseband on my phone cannot change it

Cant flash radio because we dont have s off

I tried in fastboot mode and ruu mode both fail
[Ascend Mate 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mirchichamu:
In our settings, there is an option for Cat 6 LTE Ca. What is this option for?

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[Ascend Mate 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mm79k:
http://recombu.com/mobile/article/what-is-cat-6-lte-4g-ee-explains-benefit-vs-cat-4_M20836.html
[Ascend Mate 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pompyz:
I am very very much interested to buy this phone !!!

Is this Huawei Ascend Mate 7 in golden colour? Where did you buy this phone from and what was the price?
[Ascend Mate 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mirchichamu:
Thanks mate for your support. But how do I know that my carrier support cat6 LTE?
[Ascend Mate 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mirchichamu:
I bought it locally here in middle east by 550 US dollars. It is the premium version 3/32 GB. In online stores it is more than 700 dollars.
[Ascend Mate 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] P.R.F.S:
I think it works currently in South Korea only , perhaps in the coming months will be supported in most countries :)
[Ascend Mate 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zicojoksic:
Does anyone know what could issue dissapearing of this option ?

Hi, i recently bought this phone and just a two weeks after i got it, i tried to update to Android Version 5.1 Lollipop (not official)

AFter the upgrade all works fine, except that i lost 200mb free RAM memory i had before (now its just 800mb of ram free and usually it was about 1gb)

The point is that this option (and maybe many more which i havent see before) dissapeared from my phone, I cant seem to find again that option Cat 6 LTE

Did anyone tried same thing and experienced same problem ?

Or if so solved it too hopefully ?

What are ur suggestions and opinions ?

Please reply
[Ascend Mate 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XDADEVX:
It is simply LTE-A (advanced)network which supposed to be here long time ago..

Honor6 supports it long time ago..

And if you asking if your network provides LTE-A

Simply ask them

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Just fully restore phone