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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] NighthawkXL:
First off, the Odin method isn't working because CF-Auto-Root is designed for the I337M not the I337. We need more information about your device... head to Settings then About Device. Post the Baseband, the Build Number, Kernel Version,etc. or take a screenshot of it and post it here. Towelroot should work *if* you are on a current version of Android, and if your on MK2 you can use Saferoot.
[Nexus Player General] inwisso:
Nintendo DS has many awesome games that can be played using a rooted Google Nexus Player, very smoothly and fluidly :D

Here is the how to video, Enjoy ;)

http://youtu.be/7srkgkmobNM

Link:

Emulator

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dsemu.drastic

Es File Explorer

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.estrongs.android.pop

Useful :

How to root Nexus Player

http://xdaforums.com/nexus-player/general/nexus-player-how-to-root-android-tv-t2949839

Watch:

Nexus Player - How to easily Install any Paid or Free apps

http://youtu.be/ymjySfRFFHI
[Nexus Player General] Almostghosts:
This doesn't work. I wasted $6 on this app. Every time I load a rom the app just closes
[Nexus Player General] inwisso:
Try other ROMs and make sure you have good one, you can also using the same one I used... I used this emulator for months and never had any problem with any ROM.
[Nexus Player General] volwrath:
So whast DS games are you playing on the NP. Since the majority of DS games uses the touch pad I cant imagine how to best emulate those on the NP.

I would love to play some of the zelda ones on the NP.
[Moto 360] IAreKyleW00t:
I rooted my Moto 360 using this method by [MENTION=726573]dproldan[/MENTION] and then modified

build.prop

to disable the ambient screen while charging. I just got the OTA to 5.0.1, but it failed because /system has been modified...

How can I restore the watch to work with OTA's after I've modified it already?
[Moto 360] IAreKyleW00t:
UPDATE: All I needed to do was restore the build.prop to the original one and everything worked fine.
[Moto 360] chaco81:
removal of any mods is what makes an OTA work.... since the only thing u seem to have modieid was the build... thats all it took for the checks to validate

if u would have done any other mods, they would have also had to be undone
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] michar:
Hi,

Does anybody know where can I get the ROMs? FTP is of course empty... :(

rapoidshare? torrent?

Thanks,

Micha
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] l6cum:
www.our-xda.co.uk
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] michar:
Tnx dude, but there are no links on the site. Am I missing something? :confused:
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] djsolid:
The link are on the top of the page and you must have installed Java VM in your pc in order to see the menu...
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] jackey:
16cum,

Why do you prefer Java over regular html links?
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] michar:
OK, got it, tnx.
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] l6cum:
the site was kindly designed by djsolid and he created the website the way it is today with all the description of all roms and ext roms etc.

i just provided the space.....
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nickcu13:
Hey guys,

so my device turns on but i don't get anything past a blank screen. I've tried to do a factory reset, and I've tried to flash stock but it won't recognize fastboot at all, and I can't even find the tablet in my device manager.

Anyone able to help?

Thanks in advance.

Update

I've gotten it to show up in device manager. I tried to use the toolkit to go to stock and unroot, but got attachment number 1, and then when I tried to do it by hand based on the guide, I got attached number two. So Fastboot sees the device, but when I try to run a command it doesn't work.

Update 2

I put it down for the night last night after getting really frustrated and picked it back up this morning. I switched out the USB cord and finally got the erasing to work by hand, but it wouldn't flash the file because it had "too many links" on the second attempt it ran out of memory. So i tried the toolkit and got invalid arguments again. I went back to doing it by hand and still had invalid arguments. Unplugged, replugged and by hand worked for the erasing, but still not for flashing. Unplugged, replugged, tried the toolkit and it all worked wonderfully.
[ONE General] vantt1:
Different Circumstances?

Yes, I am aware that the screen temperature variation and unevenly diffused backlight/yellow band issue plagues not only the OnePlus One. This will be covered in the posts after this one.

In OnePlus' first explanation thread, some points were made; OnePlus deliberately chooses warmer displays for aesthetics, different batches have varying color temperatures, the latest CM11S update (as of 21 June 2014) is calibrated to be warmer to avoid fatigue, and we are reassured that this can be rectified through software.

I think not all Ones have a distinctively warmer display (I must've missed that warmer displays window), because my One's display looked pretty cool on CM11S 38R, and still looks pretty cool on PA 4.6 Beta 6 at stock settings (PA doesn't have any options to change the tone of the screen) when compared with the iPhone 6+. Say what you will about Apple, but the iPhone 6 Plus makes a great reference display device, because it's factory calibrated to full sRGB standards (quoting an Apple Store Genius (lol) and Apple's specs page).

Here's the iPhone 6 vs. the OPO on LiquidSmooth Lollipop:

Since PA is not CM11S, it doesn’t have a default warm screen temperature bias. I have been told that PA uses a "stock" color profile. Whether this is stock CM11S or stock AOSP I'm not sure. I will flash 44S (edit: probably not) on my One whenever I can. I wish I hadn’t encrypted it. In order to remove the encryption, the whole internal storage (all my stuff and the system) has to be wiped too, and I'm having difficulty backing up the contents. (encryption works on PA 4.6 for the OPO btw, but only use it if you really need it; TWRP doesn't get themed if you encrypt the phone)

After occasionally looking into it on-and-off and not really yielding any definitive results, it can be deduced that there are a few main possibilities that may contribute to this yellow tint:

The backlight LEDs were placed too close to the visible display area of the LCD, so the light didn't have enough room to fully diffuse before becoming visible, resulting in the yellow tint ("the "all ones are affected" camp)

Due to high demand and low supply, the factory at which the screens were produced were forced to ramp up production, rushing the LOCA curing process, resulting in some phones having "undercooked" displays that have a yellow tint localized at the bottom portion (the "some Ones are affected" camp)

Something could be up with the actual backlight diffuser in the LCD

A combination of 1 and 2, because the tint is coincidentally localized where the backlight LEDs are

Heresy

I will try and investigate the validity of possibilities 1, 2, and 3 (3 mightn't be by me, because I don't have access to an OPO LCD that can be dismantled). I can't do anything about number 5.
[ONE General] vantt1:
Possibility 1: Backlight Placement

This was explained by a OnePlus team member:

We are assuming this is a design characteristic (the "all Ones are affected" camp). I thought the bolded part sounded weird, because if the LEDs were placed further from the edge, wouldn't those 14 visible spots be hidden from view?

Also, after some quick Googling, apparently:

Brightness is a human perception, and luminance is an objective measurement

Brightness ≠ luminance

Color temperature affects brightness, not the other way round

That powerpoint was for entertainment lighting systems though, and it didn't specify whether the brightness and color temperature thing applied to halogens or LEDs.

The HTC One X/XL has a very similar display backlight configuration to that of the OnePlus One. The backlight array starts from the bottom edge, and it also has three backlit capacitive buttons.

The difference is the HTC One X/L's backlight diffuser extends over the capacitive buttons (requiring extension things to provide button backlight), and the OnePlus One's extends over it not as much (those white bits allow light to shine through the capacitive buttons, see two pictures ago).

Also, the back of the LCD is stuck on the chassis, making removal without damaging the LCD very difficult (more difficult than the OnePlus One). This one broke when it was removed from the frame :(

For this investigation, I'm going to measure the lengths of the screen bezel on the side where the backlight LEDs are (from where the display area ends to the edge of the glass), and from where the backlight diffuser assembly ends to the edge of the glass. Subtracting the second measurement from the first measurement will give us the distance that the backlight has before its light can be seen through the LCD.

Note: the accuracy of the measurements below aren't guaranteed.

OnePlus One

12.94 - 6.63 = 6.31 mm from end of backlight to visible display area

Sony Xperia Z

15.44 - 9.02 = 6.42 mm from end of backlight to visible display area

LG Nexus 5

14.96 - 9.56 = 5.4 mm from end of backlight to visible display area

Motorola Moto G (1st gen)

18.23 - 8.77 = 9.46 mm from end of backlight to visible display area

HTC One M4 Mini

10.81 - 2.83 = 7.98 mm from end of backlight to visible display area

iPhone 5

15.68 - 11.01 = 4.67 mm from end of backlight to visible display area

Apple iPhone 4S

19.71 - 14.12 = 5.59 mm from end of backlight to visible display area

LG G2

10.80 - 5.58 = 5.22 mm from end of backlight to visible display area

I don't think the measurements were very accurate, but from what we've got, the placement of the backlight LEDs shouldn't alter the color temperature of the display. The OnePlus One's placement is on-par with other phones' placement, so those spots may be more of a diffuser problem.
[ONE General] vantt1:
Conclusion?

We cannot come to a definitive conclusion at this point. The backlight placement doesn't seem to result in the yellowing, and neither does under-cured LOCA, since it yellows in a different fashion. Something's probably up with the design of the display itself, and it might have something to do with the color shift you see when viewing it from a different angle.

Either that, or like the touchscreen issues, there might be multiple causes of the yellowing.
[ONE General] Elvecio:
Omg man, you deserve the crown of the unofficial Oneplus hardware development.

I'm so lucky to not suffer this problem (but i'm going crazy by the unresponsiveness of my touchscreen).
[ONE General] TigerDNA:
/p/ says your problem is that your using cannon ;) I' just teasing man, this is an awesome post and we appreciate your efforts.
[ONE General] Aaahh:
The complete yellower screen thing is really a color profile(ak has the old one, see the difference)

The tint 92% in the UK
[ONE General] vantt1:
Well, so is OnePlus ;)

So it's not a deliberately warmer JDI display thing?
[ONE General] Aaahh:
The display may have been deliberately designed that way, but changing the colors counteracts anything out of ordinary.

In fact, I like it better than the Samsung and HTC, there screens look colorless or flat. I like my screen, it has depth
[ONE General] TigerDNA:
Are you kidding me? Samsung screens are extremely saturated? That's pretty much their thing, over saturating their screens.
[ONE General] Aaahh:
The samsung is flat... My friend had the s4 active and I thought it looked depth less.

The HTC is dark
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
I have to agree here, the saturation on Samsung displays is ridiculous.

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[ONE General] vantt1:
If we're talking color depth, Samsung definitely has the upper hand over the OPO and HTC.

The S4 Active had a terrible display. It is not representative of Samsung's better displays.

I wouldn't say HTCs are dark. In fact, the HTC One M8 has a brighter than average display. Some OEM screen assemblies can be complete crap though.

It's just more accurate/has a wider color gamut that what you're used to on other phones.

Take a look at some of DisplayMate's Samsung display shoot-outs. The Galaxy S5 and Note 4 have some of the most accurate mobile displays on the market (not directly comparable with LCD tech).
[ONE General] Aaahh:
He has a fix for that

If you got your one wet, your toast.
[ONE General] nicholaschum:
We're not here to argue which is the better phone with waterproofing solutions. We're talking about screen quality.
[ONE General] Aaahh:
That is the reason it's doing what it does

The connection becomes grounded.

Try putting foil around your phone
[ONE General] NOSTALGIA:
vantt is here...
[ONE General] nicholaschum:
Yes, but regardless, we're not here to talk about waterproofing your phone.
[ONE General] Aaahh:
I'm done fighting.
[ONE General] DerRomtester:
Awsome thread. I have yellow banding myself. I can post a picture if anyone is interested in. I dont think it is uncured glue. I have this device many months. The glue should have cured. It could be a bad glue or sth like that. Anyone bought a new digitizer? Does the problem still exist ?
[ONE General] nicholaschum:
Don't you worry dear Vantt, you're not missing out on anything OnePlus related when you leave those forums, in fact, you benefit from it. OnePlus forums is a place not only for random BS, but the people there mainly tries to keep posting to boost their post count so they get the Android L status (to seem pro). In my opinion, that's plain dumb and stupid. I don't even know why so many people were chosen to be moderators there at the first place, no regulation/fixed application system based on good, beneficial posts but just a person who contributes a lot - most of them can't even type properly (unlike how an XDA Moderator has systematic responses with no bias and won't have an outburst when they were pointed out).

So I always joke around with people who seem noobish (and with an elitist attitude) to go back to OnePlus forums, because that's where the majority of the "noobs" go and answer questions that even they don't answer correctly. This is the perfect case study of what happens there: Someone asks what root is on a Q&A section there, and someone will reply (like they know it so well) - "Root is like jailbreaking an iPhone, install this app called Xposed, it's like Cydia.", then when all messes up and that guy asks again, he won't even know. A perfect "paradox" to trip a majority of OnePlus forums members: "What is root?"

We need more people like you here on XDA, a person cumulated of actual knowledge and dedication to the scene - not doing it to gain status on the OnePlus forums so that they give you an invite or you feel special doing it to kiss OnePlus' a**, then you can leave the forums whenever you like after you finish benefiting. That is the OnePlus forums. XDA is constant development, and rewards aren't based on how many Likes you give to a development, but by actual dedication and time....not posting random crap to boost your post count and whatnot. This is what I hate about the OnePlus forums, it's plagued with this junk and nobody got time to deal with that.

In all honesty, I'll be perfectly clear that I don't have a grudge against the OnePlus forums, I just don't recommend people with talent to get lost in the "hierarchy" those forums portray. Until they get their act together, organizing what is important, what actually works and filtering out real junk using a report button (without billions of tags to moderator's names asking to clean/remove a thread), I will never use OnePlus forums for anything serious - and the OnePlus One is something serious :cool: :D :good:

P.S. I still don't even know what that aaaah guy was saying about an argument, I didn't argue but just reconfigured the topic which was led astray.
[ONE General] vantt1:
I must admit that I do spend a lot of time there, and I too have been pulled in by the hierarchy system. So my decision's been made; I'll respect the ban imposed. My activity on XDA has always been pretty sparse, so it's probably going to stay the same as before joining OP forums.
[ONE General] nicholaschum:
Well, XDA doesn't ban because your idea isn't respected. They only ban when you are reported for being a spam on the forums, even after warnings.
[ONE General] chenrp:
any luck fixing the tint with sunlight?
[ONE General] NOSTALGIA:
same sentiments with vant.. i may spend more time here from now on..
[ONE General] vantt1:
I almost got banned on another forum for breaking forum rules/posting guidelines (twice, actually). An admin deleted the offending posts, and gave me a pretty stern warning that it could lead to a ban if continued. Needless to say, I've been very careful not to break them again, because I like that place.

I would not have gotten myself banned on OnePlus Forums had an admin/moderator warned me that I was breaking forum rules, because that was exactly what I was banned for; breaking forum rules. It took me too long to realize that OnePlus Forums is a little different from what I'm used to.

Yeah, I think so! It was in the sun for about one and a half hours, then the sun was setting. It's even less noticeable than before now. You can see in the second picture it is less than ~1/10 of the screen, so it's an improvement.
[ONE General] ahighfield:
Good to see you and your posts resurrected here buddy!
[ONE General] vantt1:
Hey, good to see you too!
[ONE General] chenrp:
what the sun got to do with it? the glue? if so it is heat related. so no sun is needed for this glue... but heat.

but i see UV light...? why do we need UV for this process?
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
Heat has nothing to do with it. This particular glue is cured via a particular UV spectrum. A much better solution is using a UV lamp.

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[ONE General] chenrp:
what glue needs UV light only? ?
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
I'm not saying that. I'm saying that in this particular instance, with this specific fault, on this specific device, with this specific adhesive, UV light is the factor that needs to be introduced in order to remedy the improper curing of the adhesive. I'm not an adhesives expert, I'm merely sharing what I've learned after reading dozens of posts from people who are more qualified to solve the issue.

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[ONE General] chenrp:
thanks.

probably penetrating light is useful for this situation.
[ONE General] vantt1:
Yay, updated the backlight placement post! Also bought a UV curing lamp and a couple bottles of LOCA from China. Should arrive some time next month.
[ONE General] alxjvr:
my "solution" was just to enable on-screen navigation bar, this way the yellow band area at the bottom gets used up by it
[ONE General] vantt1:
If the phone had no capacitive buttons like the newer Nexus phones, I'd use the on-screen navbar too. But it feels weird to use a navbar when a set of off-screen capacitive buttons exist.
[ONE General] alxjvr:
yep, true, a bit weird ;)
[ONE General] vantt1:
UV lamp arrived half a month early. 36W of grooviness!
[ONE General] firefly9:
LOCA can be spot cured with a cheap UV counterfeit detection pen or desk rig, or an EPROM eraser light (guess not too many people have these any more). Is your light bed specifically for dealing with screens?
[ONE General] vantt1:
It was advertised as a UV LOCA baking lamp, but the box suggests that it can probably be used to dry nail polish too.
[ONE General] salvatore94:
Got my 1+1 yesterday and I could say that it has this infamous yellow tint on the bottom of the screen. Mine was built on 25.12.2014 so it's pretty new.

I would try to use the sunlight to fix it. I'm skeptical, but I'll try and report here.
[ONE General] Floydfire:
Same date i don't have the yellow tint, but can I ask you if your led are blue bright or less bright and more like purple?? Also I have the touch issue. If I put my phone on a table can't reach 10 touches without going crazy (it's a phone replacement of my old opo that had the same issue XD)
[ONE General] salvatore94:
My touch is ok. And also the yellow tint is going better over time.

I think that 2h under sunlight isn't enough, so I'm trying to expose 2h a day for a week or maybe 10 days.

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[ONE General] Floydfire:
What about the led on the capacitive button? Are they bluish or more white/purple? I can't see them in the day D:
[ONE General] salvatore94:
They are bluish and during day is impossible to see.

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[ONE General] Floydfire:
Like mine, what about touch screen grounding issue? I've installed Franco kernel with latest synaptic drivers and seems to be a lot better, now the touch reach me at 10 touches on a surface :)
[ONE General] vantt1:
The glue arrived! check the third post for updates.
[ONE General] soralz:
Hmm, I received my 64G OPO today (Nov 2014) batch, but when I compare to my old OPO which is around (June 2014), I notice there are some difference with the screen colors, my old OPO has colder colors, which make the yellow band kinda visible on white screen, while my new OPO has warmer colors, I can't differentiate whether does it have the yellow band or not but I think mostly no, maybe the yellow band vanishes with the warmer colors. Who knows? (Btw both OPO run on the exact same software, same settings, same build, same kernel etc). But the display temperature is different, If I can tweak it to display more warmer colors the yellow band might be invisible I think.
[ONE General] vantt1:
Hmm...interesting, I wonder when they switched to using warmer displays?
[ONE General] Op3a:
Guys, buyed 1+1 on 11/01/2015 (last Sunday), arrived 13/01/2015. Mine hasn't the yellow tint on the bottom of the display. But when I use the phone for 30 min or so, appears a yellow spot at the left bottom corner, but is not in the screen border, is more to the center. If I let my phone still for 5 min, the yellow spot go away. Anyone nows what is this? It will disappea or is permanent?
[ONE General] martin__82:
yellow screen iphone

HI Guys,

I am not sure if that's a proper topic but I have found it and I think it is somehow connected whit my problem. I bought an iPhone 6 and already exchanged it 4 times without positive results. Every unit had a screen problem as described in your post. There was a yellowish tint on the top and yellowish areas in the bottom corner of each the screen, sometimes it was just half yellow/half "white". Unacceptable for me as reading any white backgrounded text is very annoying and distracting. I have read some other posts on mac forums about similar problem described by others who tried their luck for even 9 times (exchanging) but every unit had also yellowish areas. Any ideas or solutions here? It's crazy with such a price tag. Did u finally found the solution?
[ONE General] vantt1:
If it's just a spot, you can try using something like a UV torch to spot cure it.

5th time's the charm? My iPhone 6's screen is perfectly uniform in temperature (and I didn't have to exchange it even once). You might have better luck over on the Apple Support Communities.

I haven't found the solution yet. This problem plaguing the OnePlus One really boggles my mind.
[ONE General] Op3a:
I don't now what it is. But since the post you quoted, I only had see it more one more time, when the scren was turn on at maximum brightness one hour or so.
[ONE General] Ahmed Shawky:
Yellow at the bottom of the screen issue

I noticed that the bottom of the screen on my OnePlus One has a really bad yellowing color, otherwise known as yellow banding. This looks horrible when reading and is absolutely not acceptable on a device that is dubbed to be the flagship killer

Any one can help
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
You've double posted, and I've answered you in the thread that you created for this question.

XDA Moderator

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[ONE General] Ahmed Shawky:
sorry for double my post I delete this :)
[ONE General] yuan_1202:
got my oneplus today and instantly I noticed this issue.

Atm the issue is not that obvious and i think i can live with it. Hopefully it doesn't get worse later on.