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[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MattC867:
Hi guys, any input on this would be appreciated.

I'll note up front that I do NOT have a bootloop issue. I have a SM-G900M (running 4.4.2) that I used CF-Auto-Root via Odin to gain root access. After that I installed TWRP through the Google Play store and flashed recovery through the app. Now, when I boot into recovery, there is a message under the blue "Recovery Booting" text that reads "recovery is not seandroid enforcing" and then "warranty bit: recovery" under that. Then it continues to boot into recovery normally.

I can see that some people were having this message appear in a boot loop, but I can boot into Android just fine.

On top of this, after flashing CM12 via TWRP, I got the same message during normal boot except that it says "kernel is not seandroid enforcing, warranty bit: kernel".

If I use TWRP backup to restore the stock nandroid, the kernel message goes away. Also, if I re-run CF-Auto-root as a means to restore stock recovery the message during recovery boot also goes away.

What do these messages mean? Have I done anything wrong? Is there a way to get rid of them?

Any input would be greatly appreciated!
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] metalfan78:
It means you have a custom recovery/kernel, nothing more.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MattC867:
Thank you for the peace of mind! I thought I had done something wrong. Cheers!!
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] metalfan78:
Nope, you're all good
[Android Apps and Games] neone01:
New Color-based addictive game, "Tap That Task" !

Tap the one with different color in each row, seems easy, are you sure?

Let go the dress, come challenge your eye and reaction!

For Android, you can grab it here:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Neone.tapthattask

Youtube trailer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2PA3ukTXsAs
[Android Apps and Games] Yin56:
Love the color spectrum and the effect when it hits ground
[Android Apps and Games] whyneedsosweet:
Nice game

like this game and the color

It is challenging
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ludskyrider:
Hello

i am afraid : maybe i have bricked my opo

i was on blisspop / last TWRP

I wanted to update the blisspop from 2.0 to 2.1 across a dirty flash

i tried to install 5 zip in one time, after wipe dalvik n cache :

1 new rom

2 gapps (the same i used when i flashed blisspop2.0

3 super user 2.4.6

4 a host file LATEST_MoaAB_ADBlocking_10February2015_R1_CWM.zip

5 a personal bootscreen

the issue is a black screen

the rom doesn't boot

the recovery doesn't boot

the fastboot mode doesn't boot

so i can't do anything

any idea?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ludskyrider:
I installed qualcoms drivers

I used MSM8974Downloadtool 1.7 and it seems i have 3 troubles :

1 boot.img FAILED

2 persist.img FAILED

3 recovery.img FAILED
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Heisenberg:
My guess is that it was the boot screen that caused your problems, exactly what did you flash?

Transmitted via Bacon
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ludskyrider:
1 BlissPop-v2.1-bacon-OFFICIAL-20150305-2106 (before, i was on a 2.0)

2 gapps-lp-20150222-signed.zip (already flashed before with no trouble)

3 UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.46.zip (already flashed before with no trouble)

4 LATEST_MoaAB_ADBlocking_10February2015_R1_CWM.zip

5 a personal bootscreen made with http://xdaforums.com/oneplus-one/themes-apps/mod-customize-ones-bootlogo-t2857153 and this one was used by me a few times ago with no troubles (but not on lollipop, it was the first time on lollipop)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] andymiller6891:
My laptop just blue screened during a rom flash, now all i get is the bootloader screen and nothing else.

What next????
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] vp3G:
Reflash?

Hopefully you have Hard-SPL installed. If so, you should be able to restart the flash. Failing that, I'd refer you to the Wiki and/or dead Hermes? thread.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SM-T231:
Hello! I have some problem with my stock rom running slow crash ....and i search custom rom on xda deverloper but no custom rom for my tablet (sm-t231)

can deverloper make a custom romfor my device please?

There are some inforrmation of my tablet

-running on andriod 4.4.2

-Recovery:: teamwin recovery project

-ram 1.5gb

-chipset marvell 1088

-Gpu: vivente gc1000

Thanks
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ray_Rx:
There are no custom ROMs available for T231 (yet).
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SM-T231:
I'm waiting for along time
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NoobInDroid:
Can any app anywhere can emulate keyboard keys For Gamepad ones?

Like i have galaxy s 8.4 and i connect a keyboard with it.

Now i'm gonna play Modern Combat 5 and when i Press UP ARROW It emulates the X axis

Can it ?

oR WHEN I PRESS D on keyboard It emulates B of gamepad Any app ? HELP
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] Nonta72:
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As you may know it, GALAXY Grand Prime is powered by a 64Bit Entry-Level Quad Core CPU, that makes developpment on this device VERY HARD :mad: It's like Intel Atom Processors :p

Anyway, I tried to make a repo for building TWRP GALAXY Grand Prime by refering to Huawei G620S' Repo by GitHub member "EloYGomeZ" BIG thanks to him.

If you're interested in building TWRP, you can use this repo. Feel free to use it, but please remember to give credits when done.

The Repo isn't yet done, it may contains many bugs and errors; plus I can't test it or test a TWRP build since I don't have my hand on that device (should have one in 2 weeks).

Update as of 18/6/2015: TWRP has been compiled for Grand Prime

TWRP ==> http://xdaforums.com/grand-prime/development/share-twrp-2-8-4-0-galaxy-prime-t3064506

Philz Touch :

Download ==> https://mega.co.nz/#!SQ8XkIiI!Kj_9rhfVY8bz0nRjZGDGra4Bs3Nen-87O4vhWGHlVzc

Thread ==> http://xdaforums.com/grand-prime/development/share-galaxy-grand-prime-sm-g530h-f0-t3057571

Source ==> http://www.phonandroid.com/forum/ph...d-galaxy-grand-prime-sm-g530f-fz-t116883.html

Current CM12 ETA:​

- Compiled successfully

- Bootable

- CanNOT get to home launcher!

GitHub an sources:

[MENTION=5123347]K_TECH[/MENTION] 's device tree and all sources needed to compile cm12 ==> https://github.com/fortunave3gxx

fortuna3g TWRP Repo ==> https://github.com/Nonta72/fortuna3g-twrp (mine)

Huawei G620S TWRP Repo (used as a reference): https://github.com/Nonta72/android_device_huawei_g620s-twrp (EloYGomeZ)

Device Tree (WIP): https://github.com/Nonta72/fortuna3g-tree (mine)

Source Code for KK: http://opensource.samsung.com/reception/receptionSub.do?method=sub&sub=F&searchValue=SM-G530
​
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] Shinkumara:
Wow great,

IMO, its not about 64bit chipset, as we know, lenovo a6000/k30 have the same chipset 64bit.

But have development, we have CWM, Phillz recovery, cm11, MIUI rom

The main problem to devevelop grand prime is qualcomm secure bootloader that protect the device. We need to disable the secure bootloader first. CMIIW
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] Nonta72:
I didn't see Lenovo a6000 CWM/TWRP and Custom ROMs yet.

About Bootloader on Grand Prime, I never heard about this :D

Maybe we should start unlocking this 1st :cowboy:

I can't do anything as of now, since I don't have the decice yet.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] Samir96:
i hope i can learn somewhere how to build twrp. Anyway i will support u guys.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] Nonta72:
If you think you can be tester and don't care about flashing your phone at least twice a day, then you can help!
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] nilimahona:
can you please fix it. recently i don't have the device. building cm 11
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] Nonta72:
What's the problem with the BoardConfig ?

PS: I also don't own the device yet.

The board config should be in KK Kernel source.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] krazy_smokezalot:
I'll test extensively I have 8 sm-g530az (cricket USA)

All rooted with cwm philz recovery
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] Nonta72:
The device already have CWM.

All you need now is CyanogenMod.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] krazy_smokezalot:
Would you know if anyone has started on that project?
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] Nonta72:
I already started, currently getting the device tree ready.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] khusika:
Lets start ^_^
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] khusika:
I'm getting stuck in this error :3

source: http://github.com/fortunave3gxx

View attachment 3354483
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] kentone:
Try "apt-cache search audio_defs.h" to find the dev package that is missing. Sometimes it work
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] khusika:
Nevermind, i solved that errors in an hour ago ^_^
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] khusika:
The build progress has been done, but i get an error when i try to flash it"binnary error". And it's come from recovery

If it ready, i'll upload my device configuration, Stay tuned

my own source: http://github.com/fortunave3gxx
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] Nonta72:
try to replace the update-binary in META-INF folder
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] recoman:
The you can building kernel from source code boeffla working with grand prime ... kernel boeffla is 1 of the famous kernel. if you are building is too good. I very much hope into you. Thx you
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] khusika:
Can you share your update-binary?
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] Nonta72:
I don't think Lord Boeffla does support the Grand Prime.

I'd love to, but I don't have the device yet. That's why I even stopped the project.

Suggestion: try to find a similar device (same chipset) that have CM or a CWM ROM, download that ROM and replace your binary with the one in that ROM. I heard the Huawei G620S (with MSM8916) have a working CyanogenMod, you may want to check that out.

Suggestion 2: make sure your updater-script is well formed, I can help you with that if needed, just upload that file.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] v1ral:
Hello,

I'm having issues with WiFi, it doesn't connect to my home network at all. This is what I did..

I sunshine rooted/s-off with success then I fastboot stock recovery then took the ota. That went well, but the WiFi doesn't connect. Should I reinstall tarp and see if it connects or maybe flash the radio??

Thanks for your time.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] dottat:
You aren't the first. Can you backup and factory reset first to see if that fixes the problem?
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] v1ral:
I have a backup already, can I factory reset and still have my apn settings??

I'm still on stock recovery, should I flash twrp now??
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] dottat:
No...Stock recovery is best for factory reset.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] v1ral:
[MENTION=3472611]dottat[/MENTION]

So factory reset in stock recovery?

I'll still have my apn settings intact? Sorry I've only messed with a Sprint HTC one m7 ONLY on CDMA with no 4G LTE when I was on Guam. Now I'm afraid I'll lose settings I need to get it functioning properly.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] jsaxon2:
I am having some wifi issues as well. I just tried a factory reset and the issue still remains. I will try doing the full RUU tomorrow, but off to bed for me for now.

My wifi issue is that it connects but constantly drops the connection. I haven't been able to make sense of it yet. I'm at work most of the time and this is where I notice it. I'm not sure if it is only here or happens on other routers, but I will keep trying to track it down.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] v1ral:
Ok, I've tried to reflash stock recovery and redo what I did to take the OTA, but now it's just a RED triangle when it tries to install....

What am I doing wrong?

What/where can I find the stock recovery?

Also, I can't get into stock recovery also, to try and factory reset.

Also to add:

When I take the OTA is the phone still rooted? I remember vaguely that I wasn't able to use root apps at all, so maybe that's my issue with stock recovery.

Thing I am most worried about*maybe I'm overreacting* is carrier settings, when I factory reset or maybe doing a RUU, so guys please enlighten me about this.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] The_mamba:
Hey gang,

Having a very strange issue. I was running 4.4.3 roms based on the stock rom for several months and then finally decided to try out some of the 5.0+ roms. I flashed the newest firmware (from 2/15) and was able to flash the roms without a problem, but then when I got in my car, the phone connected to my head unit via bluetooth, but it won't play sounds from music/YouTube. I looked under settings for bluetooth and it shows my device connected and paired but below the device is the message "(No Media)". When I click the gear for more settings it shows the Media box as checked. On my head unit, it also has the music symbol grayed out, as if to say it also knows that media is not working via bluetooth. All of the phone functions work fine through bluetooth as usual.

Thinking it might be the rom, I flashed back to the 4.4.3 rom I was using, but still get the same error. I have since:

Flashed a stock rom

Reflashed the 4.4.3 firmware

RUU'ed back to 4.4.3 stock

And I am still having the same error. At this point, I think I might have permanently messed up the bluetooth on my phone. There are very few settings in my head unit pertaining to bluetooth so I can't really troubleshoot that side. My friend was able to connect his phone to my car and play music via bluetooth so I think the problem is with my phone.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance.
[G3 General] topet2k12001:
1. EXTRACT

This is a "sub" tutorial or how-to on extracting the necessary image files from an LG G3 firmware (KDZ or TOT)

In this example, we are extracting Lollipop system.img, boot.img, and modem.img based on the "Kitkat Downgrade" method.

For the "No Downgrade" (Manual and/or "Imageprep) method, it's the same procedure...only different files to extract.

​

1. Extract “system.img”, “boot.img”, and “modem.img” from your Android Lollipop firmware via the “KDZ and TOT Extractor”.

a. Download the KDZ and TOT Extractor from @bullghost’s thread.

b. The file is in .zip format. Extract/uncompress it to a folder/location of your choice. This will be your working folder.​

c. Put a copy of your Android Lollipop firmware in the working folder. At this point, the working folder should look like this:​

d. IMPORTANT!!!! Make sure that your File Explorer is set up to show “File Name Extensions”. In Windows 8, click on “View” and check “File name extensions”.​

e. Run the Extraction Program and select the Android Lollipop firmware.​

f. Extract the contents of the KDZ file. Basically, we want to get the DZ file from within it.​

g. Now we will extract the contents of the DZ file. Notice that your working folder will be filled with files, ending in “.bin”.​

h. Next is to merge the “system” partial files to create “system.img”.​

i. The resulting “system.img” file is inside a newly-created sub-folder named “merge-output”.​

j. Copy boot_xxxxxx.bin and modem_xxxxx.bin and paste them inside the “merge_output” sub-folder.

NOTE: the numbers may vary on different LG G3 variants. It doesn’t matter; just do it!​

k. Rename those files to “boot.img” and “modem.img”. You’re done with Step 1!

NOTE: If you missed Step 1.d, you will end up renaming only the file name as boot.img or modem.img but the file extension will still be “.bin”. That’s why you need to follow Step 1.d!!!​
[G3 General] topet2k12001:
2. Transfer

March 15, 2015 Update: these are the steps from the original "No Downgrade" Manual Approach. There is now an automated script called "Imageprep" that makes the process more convenient for you by entering only a single command in the Android Terminal Emulator. Head over to Post #153 for the details!

2. Transfer Needed Files

a. Save original copies of the files in your External Storage (removable microSD).

i. Android Lollipop system.img, boot.img, and modem.img

ii. Sharpening Mod script

iii. “Bump’d” TWRP

iv. Tools for flashing the extracted .img files​

b. Using a File Manager, create a folder named “flash2” (without the quotes) in your Internal Storage.

c. Place a copy of Android Lollipop system.img, boot.img, and modem.img inside “flash2” folder.

d. Place a copy of the following to your Internal Storage:

i. The “tools for flashing the extracted .img files” (Flash2Boot.zip, Flash2Modem.zip, and Flash2System.zip)

ii. “Bump’d” TWRP

iii. Sharpening Mod script​

e. Last chance to install “bump’d” TWRP recovery! Please make sure you do this!​
[G3 General] topet2k12001:
3. Flashing

March 15, 2015 Update: these are the steps from the original "No Downgrade" Manual Approach. There is now an automated script called "Imageprep" that makes the process more convenient for you by entering only a single command in the Android Terminal Emulator. Head over to Post #153 for the details!

3. Flashing

a. Power off the device

b. Boot to TWRP

i. Press/hold volume down and power.

ii. At the “LG Life’s Good” boot screen, release for 1 second and then press/hold volume down and power again. You will see a “Factory Reset” screen.

iii. Select “Yes”. You will do this twice.

iv. Device will boot to TWRP custom recovery.​

c. Flash the “.img” files

i. In TWRP, select “Install”. Look for Flash2System.zip and flash it. This will take some time.

ii. Repeat for Flash2Boot.zip.

iii. Repeat for Flash2Modem.​

d. Flash the Sharpening Mod script. Select your preferred sharpening level. At the end of the wizard, the script will “bump” your Android Lollipop boot.img.

e. At the screen where it says “Finished”, click “Next”.

f. In this screen you will be asked to reboot. Un-select the box for rebooting and exit the script! If you do not un-select, it’s possible that TWRP will skip the prompt to install SuperSU!​

​

g. Exit the TWRP custom recovery by selecting “Reboot” and then “System”.

h. You will be prompted that “SuperSU is not installed” and you will be offered to install it. Swipe the slider found at the bottom to install it.

i. It might take a while for the first reboot especially if you have a lot of user apps installed prior.

j. You’re done. Congratulations!​
[G3 General] supralex:
Well done, topet. Very very much appreciated your hard work, it must took you long time to finish the write up, sacrifice your weekend joyful time. Again, thanks a lot.
[G3 General] topet2k12001:
Thanks for your appreciation! If you get this to work please let me know. :)
[G3 General] supralex:
sure, I will probably do it after the weekend:)
[G3 General] mystery007:
You're simply the best...

Thank you for your fine, hard work and very detailed documentation. :good::good::good:

My D858HK is "Lollipop-Rooted" now.

Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
[G3 General] topet2k12001:
Glad to hear that, [MENTION=2869940]mystery007[/MENTION]!
[G3 General] ch4dwick:
Can't wait for feedback if this baby will accept CM12. :)
[G3 General] topet2k12001:
Hi [MENTION=4803927]ch4dwick[/MENTION],

CM12 has already been out for the LG G3: http://xdaforums.com/lg-g3/orig-development/rom-cyanogenmod-12-official-nightly-t2995524

...that's for the D855 variant (the International variant).

I believe that the D858HK variant will also work, but it won't have the dual-SIM functionality. See this thread for an explanation: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2297570
[G3 General] jac10000:
I tested your solution on D855 euro 32go + 3 Go ram and I have android L but no wifi work
[G3 General] tmjm28:
i tried this process about a week ago without the sharpening zip bit at the end. Everything goes smooth, system img takes 5 min to flash, but it flashes successfully along with the modem and boot zips. I get prompted to install SU prior to rebooting and do so. the addition of the sharpening zip seemed to change nothing as the i get the same outcome as i did without it . when rebooting, i get a small reddish *security error* logo in the middle of the screen for 3 seconds and then the phone shuts off. any idea why ? im on the d852 variant
[G3 General] ModelCitizen:
Has anyone tried this for AT&T?
[G3 General] topet2k12001:
Hi [MENTION=4479135]jac10000[/MENTION],

Let's try to troubleshoot: can you try 3G/4G/LTE instead and see if it works? If it does, then it means you were able to flash modem.img properly and the problem is probably the Internet connection. If you still can't go online with 3G/4G/LTE, please try reflashing the modem.img. Also please make sure you are flashing the modem.img that you extracted from your firmware, and not a modem.img that you got somewhere else.

Hi [MENTION=6204688]tmjm28[/MENTION],

I did encounter this particular error when I was discovering everything, so I have an idea. Based on my experience, it is caused by one or all of the following:

1. Having a full Lollipop firmware flashed to the device. So even if you "bump" the boot.img (for example, via the Sharpening Script Mod), it won't work. You must flash ONLY system.img, modem.img, and boot.img (which will be "bump'd" when you flash the Sharpening Script). In technical terms, the reason why this process is done manually is so that some other key partitions will stay as "Android Kitkat" (laf.img, aboot.img, sbl1.img, tz.img, rpm.img and some others). If you happened to flash a full Lollipop firmware/OS before you tried this procedure a week ago, then those key partitions were already overwritten and will now become "Android Lollipop", whereby "bump" can't work. So I would propose a full downgrade to be sure that everything will be back to Kitkat and when you follow this process again, you will have assurance that you are flashing only the Image files specified in the guide.

2. The boot.img of D852 can't be "bump'd" properly by the Sharpening Script Mod. You may try other methods of "bumping" your boot.img (please search for Open Bump, or try the Bump Windows version that I used to bump my TWRP 2.8.4.0 - I put a hyperlink to that thread in the first page, under "Requirements").

3. You might have had multiple copies of boot.img and you got confused which one you flashed. It happened to me when I was experimenting - sounds dumb, I know, but it happens. :)

Now, the thing is I don't know how exactly you flashed your device a week ago. Therefore I won't be able to trace the actual cause. I would suggest starting from scratch (full downgrade to Kitkat, and then start over and follow the procedure).
[G3 General] ch4dwick:
I'm expecting someone to have actually done it in the future. I'd do it myself but I'm still busy at the moment to be actually redoing stuff from scratch if I fail to succeed in flashing CM12 on the D858HK. Oh, well, maybe later this year. :)
[G3 General] tmjm28:
Wow, very much appreciate the time and effort you put not only into answering my question but also all the other ones! I'm almost positive I did a full factory reset using the LG flash tool ( tot dll) last week when I attempted to flash the zips, but I will try it again and see if it works. I believe your response labeled number 2 is what is holding me back. As of right now I have no idea what bumping TWRP means, therefore I will look into it further and attempt the process again after I understand what you mean by number 2?
[G3 General] ReeeN:
just finished upgrading, and its work.. thanks dude for your hard work, really appreciate.....

but still confuse, what is sharpening mod for? and whats the best value number? sorry for my stupidity, just newbie in smartphone...

thanks again, and keep up the good work.
[G3 General] zurny:
Wow thanks for this howto, I can confirm this worked on my D852G! Everything looks good so far!
[G3 General] mlazim14:
Just used the script to flash TWRP on my LG G3 D855 - it worked a treat! Thanks very much :)

One thing though, despite entering '0' for the sharpening mod, I still notice a slight halo around text caused by the oversharpening. Has the mod not worked or is it just me?