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[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] Gorgtech:
Did you solve your problem ? I suppose you have a Nexus 7 ( 2013 ) Wifi-only edition ( flo ) ?

I suppose your already have the latest TWRP ( or similar ) custom recovery installed ? If yes, you can simply download a Stock based 5.0.2 custom ROM ( for flo ) and simply perform a dirty flash in TWRP ( make sure to make a Nandroid Backup first, safety first ;) ).

Did you check if you enabled USB debugging and also switched MTP mode on ?
[General Accessories] kingofswords:
brought a cheap adapter from ebay(copy of a magic sim i think) itworks on my very old eclair phone(even thought not suppose to) but when i insert it into my unlocked kestrel it defaults to sim 2 but doesnt install software to swtich it. if i take out sim 2, sim1 works fine so it isnt a connection issue.

tried a few multisim appsfrom playstore which dont work!

was wondering if emotion ui was stopping it installing as theres no app draw.

i have no idea how to switch to 007 mode either:s

any help would be appriated thanks
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] highlander07422:
Hi Guys,

Wondering if I can flash the t-mobile baseband and use roms from ATT?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] FtaWolf:
Why do u want flash t- mobile baseband? When u all ready got a AT&T phone to run AT&T rom.

U should all ready have ether a NE4 are NG3 baseband.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] highlander07422:
My carrier is T-MOBILE and I like the S5 Active. Dont care about the knox.

Im a noob when it comes to this Locked Bootloader stuff. Wondering if I can ODIN a TMOBILE radio/baseband so I dont have data issues or even ODIN a TMOBILE stock s5 ROM or any S5 rom that has an unlocked bootloader. :cyclops::cyclops:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] Eight_Bit:
Be VERY CAREFUL with an 870A...... There are few ROMs that are compatable as of date.

Unity Rom is one that works... Be advised !
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] highlander07422:
Thank You.... Im taking you word.

Still trying to figure out how to root this firmware. Its ANG3. Any advise on this?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] Rakuu:
Through towelroot, you have to downgrade the kernel. Check the att s5 general forum theres a thread with instructions. Also flashing a tmo rom will not unlock the bootloader.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yohaim:
A weird thing happened to me:

After installing CM11,no one can here me over the internal mic,and I can only be heard when I use the speaker.

Sometimes,I can be heard very low,sometimes regularly,and sometimes not at all.

All other mics and speakers work just fine,as I can hear everything,from music to videos,but face the exact same problem when recording audio(when on heavy metal vocal lessons ),and when trying to send a voice message over What's App.

Have tried flashing older Jelly Bean roms,using Odin,and have temporarily been able to solve the problem,only finding out the problem persists after a random number of days,differs from rom to rom.

Have been to 3 labs here in Israel,and every time the claim is that the phone is fine,or that it's not a mic problem,but an audio chip one,which is pretty expensive to solve.(not that I mind spending on it,as buying a new decent phone here is double to three times the repair)

The thing is,every time I flash a new rom,a new modem,add a DSP manager,the phone is just fine,at least for a couple of hours,to a few days.

Been thinking it's a software,rather than a hardware issue,so am here to consult with you.

Should I:

1.Flash a stock rom again,but try one that's been altered for the Israeli user?

2.Flash CM12 Beta,in hopes a lollipop would keep fix it....:P

BTW:

Is flashing with Odin like wiping the system and data partitions?

I've been using numerous roms over the years,from ICS to Kitkat.

Never ever have I faced such a weird problem......

Thanks in advance and best regards,

Yohai.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ajayfafu:
I'm also having the same issue....

Some others also have the same issue...See the link below:

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s2/help/confused-t2777776

I did forum search...Many seems to have this issue...And the problem is still un solved

I also checked if its hardware...But the phone repair guy is saying everything is fine with the mic...

Someone needs to seriously check this problem...

Currently on NEAT ROM v6.4 (4.1.2)...Few hours of usage, the mic is still working...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Saber:
I don't know a stock rom that has been modified by an israeli user. You should try flashing neatrom lite first by Sale. CM12 beta won't improve anything (although it might). Most problems regarding to phone calls are to do with flashing 4.4.4 roms, most of them are caused by not flashing roms properly. Reverting to older version of android will (most of the time) solve your problem.

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Did the issue happen with stock samsung rom? If no, you might have to use that.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yohaim:
SOLUTION!!!

Today,I went to a lab,which came out to be not the cheapest,but the most professional:

Seams out,the problem was with the mic itself,and the best solution was to replace the entire charging flat.(the mic is just a part of it,and in order to avoid future problems,it is best advised to replace the flat itself,not just the soldered mic)

After going to eat and returning an hour later-problem solved!

This just shows you,how some "professional" labs are hiring retarded technicians.

All you have to do is listen,and think SIMPLE!!!

Cheers and thanks for answering!!

In hope of contributing something to XDA's community,

Yohai. :D
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ajayfafu:
One query

Charging flat means - the board containing the mic, charging socket etc..?

And what's the price for that?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yohaim:
Flat=Board,yeah.

Here,we call it a "flat",I guess 'cause it's a flat board.....

The price?150 NIS,others charge about 90-129 NIS.

How much is it in $?

150 NIS= about 42$

I'm beginning a course,next week,which will qualify me as a Mobile Technician.

Sadly,I couldn't replace the flat myself,as I have no knowledge on how to do it,but if I knew,the board itself would have cost me about 30 NIS+VAT.

See the big difference?

Knowledge=Money,my friend.

Peace!

Yohai.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] mousey_:
With VoIP Now Embedded Into The WM6 OS, I Was Wondering What SIP Providers Everyone Uses? Ideally I'd Be Looking For A Company That Offer Free UK Landline Calls, But This Is Not The Be All And End All. Could You Post The Links To The Provider You Use.Thanks

Cheers

P.S Sorry For The RePost, I Posted It The First Time In The Wrong Section
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] invictive:
Yes I'd be interested to hear what other people are using. I am located in Canada and was wondering if there was anyone out there who could recommend a good Canadian Provider?

Thanks,

-Kai
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] mrvanx:
Again as i said in the thread before, sipgate is a good one to use. You get a residential number to use for free also. Or you can opt for an 0845 or 0870 number (however might cost you loads!).

Works a treat on the Hermes was on the phone for ages hehe (probably for about 30pence ;))
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] TechBill:
Since we are on the topic of sip provider, is a realiable one in USA that I could like buy some credits on it and only use it when I need it but credit would remain forever until I use it all up or add some more to it using credit card online?

Thanks
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] Arktronic:
I like FWD: http://www.freeworlddialup.com/

It doesn't talk to POTS directly, but it has established peering with a lot of other VoIP providers. The list of peering providers is here: http://www.freeworlddialup.com/learnmore/?p=features&s=accessnumbers#peering

I'm sure one of those can be used to have a number reachable from regular phones.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] TechBill:
Would something like this can be set up and work on WM6 VOIP? http://www.sipphone.com/minutes/

Or any SIP provider you would suggest I should check out? USA based
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] inquisitor:
sipgate is nice, but there's little use for a landline number on a smartphone, as you'll be reachable only while your device is turned on and connected to the internet.

IMHO the only relevant use of VoIP on Hermes is to place cheap (or even free) outgoing calls, where you have Wifi coverage.

Since I cancelled my POTS-phone two years ago and since then use only VoIP, I gained experience with serveral providers.

The chepest and best one is Betamax, which is a German subsidary of Finarea, a big Swiss carrier.

Betamax has 16 brands (freecall.com, internetcalls.com, lowratevoip.com, netappel.fr, poivy.com, sipdiscount.com, sparvoip.de, voipbuster.com, voipbusterpro.com, voipcheap.co.uk, voipcheap.com, voipdiscount.com, voipstunt.com, voicetrading.com, justvoip.com and webcalldirect.com), through which they offer their VoIP service. Except from justvoip.com and webcalldirect.com they all use SIP (server is always sip.brandname.tld) and so can be used with the Hermes.

The main difference between all those brands are the tariffs, the number of so called "freedays", which you'll receive for each recharging of credit and the free locations, you may call for free during the "freedays".

You'll find a price comparison at http://www.backsla.sh/betamax - the number of "freedays" and the free locations, where the "freedays" apply can be found on each brands website.

You'll need to buy an initial credit of € 12.50, which you can pay through many payment methods including PayPal and creditcards. This credit will never expire and you'll be able to use it for your calls at the given tariffs. Besides this you'll receive 30-120 "freedays" with each recharging (including the initial charging) - that means you may call certain countries for absolutely free in this period. As I mentioned those free locations and the number of "freedays" vary with all those brands.

I think poivy.com is currently the most attractive brand, which I've been using for 3 months now. Which one is the most attractive for you mainly depends on the countries you're calling, so check http://www.backsla.sh/betamax to find the chepeast one for you.

To register for one of their servies you have to download their Windows softphone (each brand has it's own client) and create an account through it. Unfortunately you can't create an account directly on the website. After your account is created, you may uninstall the softphone and use any other SIP client (you'll need the chosen username, password and the server, which is always sip.brandname.tld).

I must confess this sounds a bit complicated, but it works great and you can save a lot of money.

Beyond the cheap respectively free calls, you can also send SMS for € 0,05, place webcalls and some of their brands (e.g. voipbuster.com) also have a dial-through-service.

You can also use any mobile or landline number as CallerID for their VoIP-service (can be configured throught he softphone only).
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] mousey_:
I Checked Out The Comparison Chart And Your Right poivy.com Looks Pretty Good. But I Went To

http://www.voipbusterpro.com/en/

And It Says A Year Of Free Calls For 10euro Is This A Legitamet Deal, Or Will Freedays Still Effect It. As In Is That 365 Freedays Their Offering. If It Is I'm Signing Up To Them, If Not Then poivy Gets My Vote.

Cheers
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] clublander:
In the UK... you can't go wrong with Sipgate.co.uk
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] cshehan:
US SIP providers

I've used Telasip and Viatalk. Telasip has been pretty reliable, but their pricing structure has changed and they are not as competitive as they used to be. Viatalk has an all you can eat plan for $229/yr, but they are offering a second year free. Therefore you only end up paying under $10 a month for all you can use service. It's a pretty good deal as long as they stay in business ;). If you're looking for pay as you go, I've heard that VoicePulse is pretty good. I've never used them but many Asterisk users swear by them.

Hope this helps.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] inquisitor:
Yes, VB Pro offers 365 freedays (see: http://www.voipbusterpro.com/en/faq.html#29) and it's a legitimate deal. But notice, that the free calls apply only to landlines. For British mobile networks e.g. VB Pro charges € 0,18/min, whereas PV offers those calls for € 0,12/min.

If you're going to call costing locations (mobile networks and some countries) and so use your credit, you should consider chosing PV, since you'll need to recharge anyway and so get 128 freedays again, which will be added to the remaining freedays.

VB Pro is only preferable, if you call free locations only.

What I forgot to mention: the free calls are limited to 300 minutes per 7 days, measured over the last 168 hours (not per calendar week). But even if you casually exceed those 300 minutes and so are charged € 0,01/min or so for those exceeding calls, it's still a bargain.

Also the prices given do not include VAT, which is 19% in Germany. Beyond that there's a small fee for the charge, so for a credit of € 10 you'll need to pay € 12,50.

@clublander

sipgate is always more expensive than poivy and has only the advantage of giving a free incoming landline number, but as I mentioned before there is little use of such a number, as your Hermes needs to be switched on constantly to be reachable.

Btw sipgate is a German company, too, and I use their service at home, but only for the free landline number. For all outgoing calls I use poivy.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] flamingcrumb:
Sorry for this delayed response - my phone had to make a round trip from the US to Europe for repair. Meant I was out the loop for a bit and I'm catching up on forum.

IMHO SIPphone is best avoided for the time being. They are also known for their GizmioProject. Same company, started with a hardware based emphasis as SIPphone but now development seems to be on their softphone - Gizmo.

Super-nice people and I hope they have a future. Unfortunately very serious call quality issues which made it hard to even know if my settings were ever tweaked right. They politely refunded all money I had spent in full with no hassles (despite having a stated no-refunds policy) so I have no complaints.

Seems that their own operation is small and that they contract with providers around the globe in a random way that does not really help calls. For example, you might possibly make a call from the US to Britain and it could get routed through a server in Singapore. Given that latency and jitter (delay that is varying and not constant so that voice packets arrive out of order) are major challanges in VoIP, having your data take an unnecessarilly long route really can't help!

I spent a lot of time trying to make SIPphone work (at home, hardware based, Cable Internet). Weeks. Gave up. Now use Callcentric dot com at home. Worth checking out. Much more DIY than Vonage and you use your own gear, they just supply service and support. Some super low rates, very responsive customer service (by prompt email replies) and no contracts. Call quality is not quite equal it to Vonage but runs really very close. They have 911 etc some they are a real home phone replacement service... currrently seeing if I can make it work on my mobile too, just starting on that.

HTH :)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] restlesssoul:
For those who are based on Japan:

Did the IPphone provided by the ISP works? Like me, I have the OCN services with the DOTphone that is the VoIP service... Did it works as a SIP tp the Hermes phone? Or the Plala ISP, they have an IPphone too... did they work?

If yes, it should be great as almost all the ISP here have a VoIP service...
[XDA Assist] XDA Visitor:
Hi,

when I am on regular mode, they can't hear me (i do hear the other end).. if i go on bluetooth or speaker.. they can then hear me fine...

I thought it is a microphone issue.. so i replaced usb/microphone flex, but didn't seem to solve the problem...

Any thoughts what the problem is...?

Thanks,

F
[XDA Assist] Darth:
Hi,

You will need to provide your device make and model number so we can point you towards help. And perhaps you can explain the issue a little clearer?

Thanks!
[HTC One X] xOutcasTx:
When i try to press the volume buttons they take a lot of force to activate. Any fixed? Is it the buttons or the plastic? Can the buttons be replaced?
[HTC One X] gman88667733:
Yes the buttons can be easily replaced. It is possible that dirt has built up inside it or that the plastic has deformed. If you can still press the buttons then i doubt it is the entire flex cable.... Search on ebay for the plastic volume rocker and an online guide will show you how to!
[Greenify] androidfuzer85:
Can someone help me with which apps I can hibernate without shutting the app down completely to where it's not functioning or is that what greenify means? I don't what certain apps to be killed but also don't want them consuming a lot of battery or data running in background... Help please!!
[Greenify] TNSMANI:
Then Greenify is not for you. It closes unwanted apps when the screen goes off. It has no effect when the screen is on.
[Greenify] bobkoure:
You select the apps that get hibernated when the screen is off. Generally, you look at which apps are using batter when the screen is off - and if what they're doing in background is unimportant to you you set them to be hibernated. If there are certain apps that you don't want hibernated - then don't set them to be hibernated. The hibernated apps are not shut down completely like with a task killer, just hibernated - the same as your system sometimes does.

If this sounds complicated, then, yeah, it's probably not for you. Buy an extended battery for your phone and be done.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dabujo:
So I'm using Stock Android 5.0.1 Nexus 5.

The problem is my lockscreen never turns itself off.

So the phone goes to sleep from any normal screen after 1 min (as per settings).

This turns the display off and everything is fine.

But if I manually get the lockscreen up by pressing the power button or by plugging in a charger the lockscreen will stay on forever. I think its supposed to turn off after 10 - 15 sec or so but it doesnt do that anymore.

So every time I plug in a charger I have to make sure I turn the display off again.

I'm not sure when it started. I have dev options enabled on the phone but I never found any setting to fix this anywhere.

Edit: Reboot fixed it for now but I'm pretty sure its recurring. Well with luck its not.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dicecuber:
Reboot
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thryy:
Hi,

Description of the problem

: I am not able to hear, and my correspondant won't hear either, until I turn the loudspeaker on. However, when I turn it off again, It magically works. Also, no problem with ingoing calls.

I am able to hear a voicemail without this manipulation.

I tried different CM12 roms, and use the last firmware and google play services.

Anyone facing this issue? Is there a workaround?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cholerabob:
Have you tried a NON-CM12 rom ? Does it do that on CM11S ?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thryy:
I don't really want to put CM11s back on my phone, as I am not using MultiRom and love CM12. All I know is that It didn't happen back in the time when I was using CM11s.

This imply it could be either a CM12 problem or a google play services update problem, right ?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MickyMax:
I also have this issue which does not produce each time. I changed the kernel to Franco to see if something solve the problem and for now, I don't have any issue.

Try another kernel, just check if it's compatible with CM12.

Keep this thread updated if you find a permanent solution.

Seems i'ts a knew bug: https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/BACON-729

Please register and vote for this bug! ;)
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thryy:
Not sure if it's the same problem.. Mine started occuring 1 month ago, what's more, nobody mentioned the trick with on/off speakerphone to solve the issue temporarily.

I'm testing different ways of solving this problem, will update this thread when I find a permanent solution !
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dubazar:
I have exactly the same issue. I have opened a jira bug here:

https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/plugins/servlet/mobile#issue/NIGHTLIES-526

I found a LG3 user that has the same issue too on the CyanogenMod forum.

http://forum.cyanogenmod.org/topic/103756-silent-outgoing-calls/

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CM11s or the latest CM11 nightly don't have this annoying bug.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dubazar:
[MENTION=5770583]thryy[/MENTION] So the solution is in order to get all outgoing calls working "Touch Sound" need to be activated. Settings ->Sound and notifications-> Other Sounds
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Souleymane93:
Thank you very much :)

It works fine now for me :D
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dubazar:
Problem is still there in latest nightly please vote and report here: https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/NIGHTLIES-526 thanks
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MickyMax:
Voted!
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MickyMax:
Maybe related according the comments http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/87378/
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dubazar:
I just tried the new nightly 02.20 in order to make some new tests. It seems in my case that the issue was caused by the gapps I was using. In fact, with a new gapps package I don't have this issue for the moment. ?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shaddiii:
Hi, I have Cyagenmod running since about 1 year. With the latest 2 nightly releases I now got Android 5.1. The update was fine with the exception that there was no connection to the Google Play Store. Deleting the Cache did not help. Installing the complete GAPPS package failed as system memory is too low, therefore I installed the mini package. Still same problem. Now I installed the latest Google play Services APK with the result, that most Google apps (like music store) crash short time after a reboot. Sometimes even the keyboard does not work any more.

Any solution?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shaddiii:
Ok, the keyboard works again, why so ever. But play store still does not have a connection.
[Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus S7500] blacksuan19:
I installed slimbean days ago and so far I have no issues its like more than half of the system's space is empty and its a very fast ROM but there is one problem with the camera it says "can not connect to the camera"

I though that if its slimbean so like all cm 10/10.2/10.2 mods are going to work and I was right I have even flashed some cm11 things and it works very good

so my equation is can any one please give a way to fix this thing and honestly I'm not planing to update to KK

and I have tried the cm10.2 camera fix but I ended with a bootloop

here is the link

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2345981
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] joker27359:
Hello guys, to make a long story short I tried to flash likewise on my device and kept having no luck. That's when I saw the link to use the firmware from http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s3-att/development/firmware-ne4-ne6-nf2-recovery-flashable-t2856914 after I successfully tracked down the download I flashed it and it went through. Next I tried to flash likewise and it just stuck at the boot up screen. Decided okay let me try to flash a different rom got same stuck at bootup screen. Eventually after downloading a few roms I finally was able to boot into carbonrom. I've decided I'm done with my rooted phone and just wanna go back to stock. Is there anyway I can go back to stock from this point or am I stuck?

Bootloader version :I747UCUFNE4

Baseband Version: I747UCUFNE4