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[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] patel2102:
I was watching The Blacklist the other day and bumped into this Launcher or ROM. Can anyone please tell me which ROM or Launcher it is?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] QA Bot:
[Q&A] [Root/Guide] How to Root/Install TWRP Touch Recovery for Digiland DL701Q 7&quo

Q&A for [Root/Guide] How to Root/Install TWRP Touch Recovery for Digiland DL701Q 7" Tablet

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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aybhagwat:
My TWRP installation is getting aborted

I get an error message that says "Aborting, an error has been detected, cannot repack recovery..."

Device is updated and rooted; booted up normally. Tried to run in fastboot mode but the computer does not detect it. In the device manager, the device appears as "Android Composite ADB Interface". Please can you help.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Protocol 9:
Please remove and re install your device drivers on your PC, delete the txt file and folders from the TWRP file, (not the executable). Reboot your tablet normally, connect to the PC and run the program automatically, you should get an install, but the orientation will be incorrect. Simply reboot your tablet again and reconnect, this time run the TWRP program following the steps for manual mode.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IamNWar:
Been trying to install TWRP and keep getting a not compatible device error. When connecting the tablet, HTC Dream drivers get installed, I have removed drivers, forced installed android ADB drivers rebooted pc and tablet still nothing.

Any thoughts?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Protocol 9:
For the DL701Q Tablet, please confirm that you have downloaded the TWRP installer that is compatible with MTK devices with UBIFS system,
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IamNWar:
Using the 2.8.2.0 file listed in the how to page linked above.

Also that is the odd thing, It is saying the tablet is not a MTK device but when I pull up the hardware specs it is MediaTek MTK8127
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Protocol 9:
Not sure why the installer isn't detecting your tablet correctly. Are you using the ubifs version. I will send you the zip file of the one I used.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slushbilly:
I am using the 2.8.2.0 twrp software on windows 8. I have root by using iroot and have chain fire's supersu working. I can't get the computer to see the tablet using the twrp software. The device manager shows the tablet as dl701q. Any clarification on what drivers I am supposed to use would be great.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Protocol 9:
You will need normal and recovery drivers for sure. To get recovery driver, power off tablet, hold volume button closest to power button; press and hold power button simultaneously. Should get you to bootloader to select recovery and connect to pc. I should say though that I am running windows 7 not 8.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slushbilly:
what version of easy magic twrp is supposed to work with the dl701q? Thanks.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Protocol 9:
2.8.2 for UBIFS system.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chronei:
Hi,

It's great that I can easily turn off notification of an app really easy, but for those apps that update every single day, which in turn, turns notifications back on.

There has to be an app, or root app, or even an Xposed module that can stop certain apps from pushing Notifications even after an update..?

Thank you!
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] darkninja908:
I have an HTC One M8 AT&T Branded but it has 4.4.2 on it and i wanna flash viperrom 3.2.1 but it requires androids 4.4.4 software. im S-ON, 3.16 Bootloader with 1.58.502.1 Software number. Baseband Version is 1.16.21331931.LA11G_20.31A.4145.02L. im just looking to Update from 4.4.2 to 4.4.4 but i cant seem to find out how. Any help would be great.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] jball:
Perfect.

Unlock your bootlooader if you haven't already, fastboot flash recovery (TWRP/PHILZ),root using the chosen custom recovery,make a backup before or after root.

Go here http://theroot.ninja/ for Sunshine

S-OFF cause that's what your going to need to update as far as 4.4.4
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] Wonders_Never_Cease:
Orrrr just wait a few days for the ATT 4.4.4 build to be released (ETA 29th) and then youll have 4.4.4 without having to do anything.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] jball:
That's a better idea for sure.

I haven't noticed if Sunshine has an update that works with 4.4.4 yet.

Are you S-OFF ?

What are the advantages/disadvantages of S-OFF so the OP knows what he might be missing.

Do you know when the Sunshine update will be?
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] Wonders_Never_Cease:
Yup,no clue@sunshine,yup@s-off,there are plenty of posts about advantages and disadvantages...my point of view is simple,it is not needed for the novice,ive seen too many mess things due to lack of knowledge. My usage of it is for switching between att and developer ROM's to get latest updates. Outside of that I dont mess with conversions,to risky for a 6-700 device. My advice is stick to htc dev unlocked bootloader and wait for official update.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] jball:
Cool thank you
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] darkninja908:
Im not S-OFF but hell ill wait for the 29th to roll around and see if i have an update. Can you link me to the info stating its around the 29th?
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] jball:
I didn't Google for to long but I haven't found concrete links that state the exact date .how many times have we been promised a date and watch it pass by anyways.

May I ask if you've modified any other device before this one?

I'm not trying to push,but S-OFF might be in your future and will not halt an OTA from installing.

The version your on is easily exploitable using "Sunshine" unless you take the soon to be 4.4.4 update.

Nobody knows when Sunshine will have an update even with the team working on it as we speak.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] Wonders_Never_Cease:
Wont be much on Google [MENTION=661863]date[/MENTION],came from somewhere else. And nothing is ever "concrete" with software,especially with carrier branded software.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] darkninja908:
I have Rooted, and flashed multiple ROMS to my old M7 before. Nothing crazy.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] pmoser16:
I as well have the same build, unlocked bootloader, flashed custom recovery. Will I have to return to stock recovery using 1.58.502.1 RUU and to get the OTA update to 4.4.4??

I'm trying to get the latest Android Revolution ROM for 4.4.4 but realized I was in a bit of a pickle. I'd like to take the path of least resistance on this one - any advice would be super appreciated. Thanks!
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] jball:
I'd say wait till tomorrow to see if an OTA update will roll out.

Or if you just can't wait for the ability to flash what you desire than I would go S-OFF and flash a non At&t firmware that you need to allow a smooth function of mentioned ROM.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] darkninja908:
Im restoring back to default AT&T ROM and such and will post weather the update has been pushed or not. i sure hope it has

**Update** Still no update, i got the " Current Software is up to date, You may check again in 23 Hours 59 Mintues.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] jball:
You can check as many times as you like by setting your time manually ahead and your phone/device won't know the difference.

Check as many times as you like but it will remain the same,you should get a notification when it's time
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] war eagle:
So if you don't have s-off you can't update to 4.44 Sense ROMS with AT&T? I'm on Slim Rom and sound quality stinks. I want the new Android Revolution but i've read wi-fi and such doesn't work. Clarification plz?
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] jball:
Correct .

S-OFF allows you to change your CID witch will allow you to ruu Dev Edition 4.4.4 so everything runs smoothly
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] karatche:
I've not looked on this thread in a while. I am S-off and unlocked and my cid is 11111111 but I have never updated firmware so that I can run a 4.4.4 rom. Is it correct that I flash a RUU (guess it's not called flashing when it comes to a RUU). How do I know which RUU to post - I found this one here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2757462 (http://dl3.htc.com/application/RUU_...G_20.31A.4145.02L_release_368350_signed_2.exe)

Will I loose root or anything (other than wiping my data) when running the ruu.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] jball:
I'll just say that if it's a stock ruu than it's most likely without root and it will wipe as if it came out of the box.if its a full ruu than it will come with the updated firmware as well witch should allow you to flash 4.4.4 Roms and still run smoothly.

What I did around 5:00am this morning was restore my Dev edition backup I had along with the stock recovery so I could take the Dev edition lollipop official update and now I have lollipop firmware to use with my stock GPE 5.0.1 lollipop ROM/backup .

Sweetness
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] redpoint73:
Yes, running/flashing the 4.4.4 Dev Edition RUU will update you to that appropriate firmware. But, what you linked is not Dev Edition, its a stock AT&T RUU. And its not 4.4.4 either, its 4.4.2, which is probably where you already are.

What you want is the 3.28.1540 RUU linked here: http://xdaforums.com/htc-one-m8/development/ruu-m8-developer-edition-sense-1-54-t2884777

RUU will wipe the phone, install stock ROM (meaning root will be lost) and stock recovery.

But I also think its overkill to run an RUU just to update firmware, if that is the intent. My suggestion is to just run the firmware linked in the following post (which also has great instructions for doing so): http://xdaforums.com/att-htc-one-m8/development/att-4-4-3-2-22-1540-3-debloated-sense-6-t2837365

The above method

shouldn't

overwrite the current ROM and user data. But backup anything important before flashing firmware, just in case.

Side note, "flash" is a fairly generic term, and as the RUU flashes stock ROM among other things, the term "flash" is appropriate IMO.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] karatche:
So can I just load the firmware file and flash thru fastboot? Is it This one?

3.28.1540.5 Firmware only unmodified (Latest 4.4.4 Update,S-OFF REQUIRED)

http://goo.gl/tyhRRZ
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] rob_pinnington:
I am trying to find a registry setting that hides the phone keypad by default.

Any ideas?

I have just spent 20 minutes or searching for answer to my question.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] vijay555:
You mean the SIP, the keypad that pops up and down?

Try SipSwitch, that I wrote, or some of the other similar options.

V
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] wmunn:
On the G900A shipped from AT&T we have a locked bootloader, and there is no known existing workaround to unlock it correct?

So given that, root was achieved , then safestrap was developed so we can currently flash roms that use the stock bootloader and kernel image, however we can customize the OS as long as the kernel and loader are untouched.

If the bootloader stays locked, what is known regarding safestrap and lollipop?

Can we still rollback the stock kernel to achieve root, then roll forward and keep it?

If that is the case, then when the stock AT&T lollipop is released, some level of ROM development can occur?

I am confused somewhat by all the discussions surrounding this, and didn't see any threads to discuss it specifically.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] miller1821:
No, if you update to lollipop then your ability to have a rooted phone will be lost. The bootloader hasnt changed since the phone was released which is the reason we have been able to rollback the rom. This was a loophole in the original firmware of the s5. When lollipop comes out then it will be a completely different bootloader and will be locked and you will not be able to roll back to kk bootloader. The loophole for this has been patched and there probably wont be another way to root the phone after lollipop considering the guy that found the loophole is now working for googles security team. Bottom line is if you want root then you cant have lollipop.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] wmunn:
How does this affect our device when it gets the lollipop update?

http://www.xda-developers.com/android/supersu-beta-lollipop-root-stock-kernel/
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] muniz_ri:
Thanks to chainfire the chances of updating to 5.0 while keeping root seems more doable at this point.

However, based on recent samsung updates for other devices, safestrap may stop functioning after the update as it continues its slow death.

Once again, if having root access is important to you, do no not take the 5.0 update when released until some of us have a chance to evaluate it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] wmunn:
Since I am running dynamic Kat on stock slot right now, I should be safe from updates for now right?

Waiting to see what happens with all this. I did back up my stock rom to an SD card, so I can restore and unroot etc... to get an update if I choose to later.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] samccfl99:
was looking for a post like this. well maybe we might get 5.1 in the next few weeks or sooner so i am sure you will give it a try and a good look and hopefully you will have success in attaining root and a good SS. seems like u da man for this...:D:good::good:

as for 5.1 or a custom rom...well whose to say what that will bring...:confused:

will be waiting to see what happens. will check back here when it comes out. i watch for it everyday and as usual, thank you for all your great work!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] cstayton:
Not necessarily, just because (if) the S5 gets 5.0 does not mean the ability to root will be lost just go check out the Verizon S5 forums you'll see they have a method for rooting with 5.0 that in theory should work for us as well. again it is recomended to remain on a 4.4.x rom until this has been fully evaluated.

My suggestion would be not to take any updates until the root capabilities have been evaluated.

As always, research goes a long way towards alleviating fears and stopping panic attacks before they happen. be patient there are great devs here give them time to work
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] wmunn:
Well, I stopped using the S5 and switched to a oneplus one, happily running CM12 nightlies now :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] skyrocketeer:
the att gs5 doesn't seem like it's getting any updates..
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] rjyoung00:
How are you liking it? I'm seriously thinking about doing the same thing.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] atoddvr6:
I have a coworker that just got the Lollipop update for his Note 3 so that means it will be coming to the S5 very soon!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] silentscreamz:
There is a pre-rooted lollipop update on droid views "http://www.droidviews.com/install-rooted-lollipop-on-att-galaxy-s5-sm-g900a/" . I have updated already and it runs smoothly. The only thing is after you run the update it can take anywhere from 5 to 20 minutes to reboot so just hang tight.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] JsonicSFGHQ:
I used that method as well. Sure, it worked for me, but I came from Dynamic Kat, a well debloated stock rom. Due to this, after installing the update using this method, the built-in apps restore function could not complete due to having all of the useless bloatware back, taking up the extra space I was free to use in Dynamic Kat. Even removing the apps that are safe to remove via Titanium Backup doesn't help because the space is reserved for them. I've also already moved every app that it will allow to move to SD card. I've removed unneeded apps. I've gone through my internal storage to remove any unneeded files.

I've removed most of the apps listed here

This doesn't give me the Bluetooth tether that I used to us for my Gear 1(Running Null Rom). I'd look for an app to cover this but... I can't install anything because I've got no space to do so... I hope a good debloat method comes along soon. I still have root, so I'm hopeful.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] silentscreamz:
Yea, bloatware is ridiculous for this phone. Have you tried the Alliance rom, that is what I run and it's not to bad for bloatware but I have only managed to get 5.6 running. Going to try version 8 today sometime. If you like to customize that is an awesome rom.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] MetalHead66:
Hi folks, new to the S5 forums on here as I just upgraded from my trusty S3 on AT&T. I'm still on the stock 4.4.2 firmware, NG3 build, and I'm wondering if I should just root from here using TowelRoot method or take the 4.4.4 OTA and root from there.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] SoCalHTCFuze:
Root your 4.4.2, then use the update while saving root to lollipop and skip 4.4.4 all together.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] MetalHead66:
I tried to root using TowelRoot but it said device not supported. I'll do some research though. Havent even had the phone 5 hours yet.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] Joehen873:
You gotta downgrade theres a post on here just type it in the search bar. Pretty easy process
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] SoCalHTCFuze:
Yes. Follow the 4.4.2 how to root thread, it says that bit still works.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] MetalHead66:
OK thanks a bunch. Getting ready to do that now.

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Well that was quite easy and I'm a happy camper now! Just had to flash nd3 kernel with odin in order for TR to work then flash my ng3 kernel. So nice to be able to use TiBu. Helium wouldnt install all my apps. Now I can start freezing and uninstalling all the bloatware!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] JsonicSFGHQ:
I'm unsure that a rom built for the G900F variant of the S5 can be used on the G900A variant that I have. That's why I stick to the AT&T Samsung Galaxy S5 section. Sure, the hardware may be the same between them but I don't want to take chances.

Anyways, I hope version 8 works out for you. If you own a G900A, I'd like to know how the process goes.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] Zoey2014:
First and only time I rooted was with my S5. I rooted to only delete bloatware, be able to move most apps to my SD card and didn't install a custom ROM. There were a few issues such as overheating, RAM usage was way high and heavy battery usage.

I updated to 5 last night and while there is a ton of bloatware, RAM usage is much better, no overheating and battery usage is better. I just again want to root to get rid of all this bloatware and be able to move more apps to my SD Card.

Anyone know if someone is close to being I got able to root the AT&T S5 running Lollipop?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] MetalHead66:
You took the OTA update to Lollipop?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] Zoey2014:
Yes I did, I knew the issue of not being able to root. I figured no big deal, after hundreds of phones, only one has been rooted. I'll survive it, I just really miss being able to delete the bloatware. I took bloatware to get rid of heavy RAM use, overheating and a crappy battery. I'm just hoping someone figures out soon how to root.

If I could delete the bloatware, I wouldn't care about rooting. It seems to me that carriers should be required to allow you to remove the bloatware from a phone when you own it. That is a different issue though.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] MetalHead66:
I agree 100% about the bloatware. It's ridiculous. My brother is running stock OTA Lollipop on his S5, I rooted mine within 12 hours and within 18 hours I was running rooted Lollipop. My brothers phone scores over 40,000 on Antutu, I'm only getting around 30,000. A lot of RAM usage but it's still faster than my S3 ever was. So far I'm happy but I can't wait either until someone figures it out. Would be so nice to have a ROM to flash with none of AT&Ts crap on it. But I did read somewhere that on stock running TouchWiz when you open your app drawer you can long press on an app that you don't need and a little menu on the top of the screen opens up and you can slide the app up to either remove or disable. Haven't tried it yet though.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] Joehen873:
+1. Im wondering at this point if there is even any1 actually working on getting root from 5.0?? I hope so
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] MetalHead66:
From what I've read they are. The locked bootloader is what's giving the problem I think. Two years from now I will not be on AT&T. Screw them. But I had no choice in the matter this time. I just hope the phone manufacturers don't stay with non removable batteries and SD cards. Otherwise I may have this S5 for a very long time lol
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] Joehen873:
Haha. I was rooted. Then i unrooted to take the ota stupid move. But the devs on att s5 have dyed off so did some of the people. I just hope some1 gets root on 5.0 . Ill make a nice donation to whomever gets me rooted on s5. Should start a bounty thread. Haha
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] Zoey2014:
Couple of ways to delete those apps. I used a free app, App Master. It also let me move things to the SD Card. The paid version would also let you freeze apps, move and delete more than one at a time..

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I'm sure someone is, if for no other reason than just to show AT&T they aren't going to control them. xda generally doesn't take "no" for an answer.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] njaisw:
Need to upgrade G900a ATT to Lollipop 5.x

I am looking for lollipop 5.x upgrade to my unlocked G900a Galaxy s5. Any help is greatly appreciated. Tried doing OTA and having roots etc. Did not work.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] Wireratt:
Remove bloat without ROOT

Guys complaining about bloat on stock 5.0. it can be easily disabled in app manager.

http://imgur.com/LxGakH7
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] Russ77:
Bloat is VERY easy to disable. Go to the app drawer, press the settings icon (3 dots in top right), pick Uninstall/disable apps, and pick the apps you want to remove or disable.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] robot_head:
What about flipboard. And the ones that cant be touched.... It's just not the same to do it that way:beer:

sent from my unrooted sm g900a on OF2
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] Wireratt:
You mean this Fliboard ? The one in the red boxed that shows disabled ? lol

[IMG="App manager"]http://i.imgur.com/T4ADXwh.jpg[/IMG]
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] robot_head:
Ok... Goody... You like to disable i want it deleted. I'm not happy with this phone. Its like someone with herpes..... They say they're gone but you know the herpes are still there. Great phone with great possibilities..... I'm looking to trade for international version.... I can hide, disable whatever... It will never be the same as getting all this bloated **** off my phone.

sent from my unrooted sm g900a on OF2
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] Wireratt:
well My device gained HD space with the app disabled. it no longer asks for updates or drains my battery. Is it as good as root + tibu ?

nope didnt say that but my battery sure does last a long time with all that crap turned off.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] RK:
If you have access to a PC, you can use a program called debloater from here:

http://xdaforums.com/android/software/debloater-remove-carrier-bloat-t2998294

There program disables/hides apps using ADB and does so without root!