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[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gfxfido:
Hi

yesterday i update the official new version of 5.0.2 on my Galaxy S6.

Then i charged my s6, at some point I wanted to see how much he charged i press the home button NOTHING happened

i try to reboot NOTHING odin it does not recognize the device .

The battery is full so that is not the problem what can i do.

Please help me.

SORRY FOR MY ENGLISH :D
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheEndHK:
Can you reboot the phone or just the screen is stucking now?

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s6/general/videos-ultimate-root-recovery-t3072135

You got to reboot to get in the bootloader menu to let odin recognize it.
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gfxfido:
hi

i try it but it dosent work i talk to samsung support and they told me that i send the device to samsung to repair it so i wait for a reply form samsung

thx for help
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vikeyev:
Sorry to make my first post here a bad one, but unfortunately I have a pendo pad stuck in boot loop that I need help with (full specs at bottom of post). I had successfully rooted the device with iRoot, but while attempting to get Foxtel Go working on it (it only works on Samsungs) during reboot I got stuck at the Pendo splash screen. The pad has 1 single button (a power button) and a small reset button that you need a pin to press. After a few days of googling I discovered that to access recovery mode, you have to spam the power button while powering on (it USUALLY takes you to a screen first that asks you whether you want fastboot, recovery or normal boot, but I haven't seen that screen in awhile for some reason :confused:).

I tried wipe data/factory reset and wipe cache partition but neither have fixed my boot loop. It also has update from cache, adb or sdcard options. While trying to get into recovery I did manage to accidentally get into...something weird. It was a menu of entirely Chinese characters, while fumbling my way around I noticed the english NAND, WIFI, 3G/4G, OGT, OC and WAVE amongst some of the characters. It was also doing what appeared to be screen tests and some form of touch screen calibration.

At this point anything to help me would be greatly appreciated, a rom I could flash onto it or even if someone had the stock rom (or just a way for me to get access back again lol). Also while I'm at it, is there anyway for me to backup this recovery, just in case I lose it as well?

Model and specs:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vikeyev:
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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vikeyev:
bump - have tried flashing a Chuwi rom but with adb sideload in recovery but I get an error and it aborts every time
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rodbacon:
I just bought one of these, and should be collecting it tomorrow. I'll see if I can work out how to get a backup of the stock ROM for you. Give me a few days.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vikeyev:
You are awesome, thank you :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr. Brick:
Ever find a fix for your bootloop? Unfortunately, I'm having the same issue....:p
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SocialDeveloper:
I bought a SAMSUNG Galaxy TAB, In Korea (when I traveled to there, I bought it in that time).

I flashed CM9, ICS Firmware. And I don't know why, I can't wipe my device when I finally decided

flash gingerbread again!! Cause about this AWESOME ERROR: E: can't mount /data (invalid argument)!!!

So give up, decided just use CM9 like before. But I notice when I reboot my tablet,

IT AUTO-WIPE DATA BY IT SELF!! Also, IT CANNOT READ MEMORY BY IT SELF!!!

(I put 16GB memory on my tablet, but in settings, it was only 0.00B.)

I thought I flashed CM9 on EXT4, not RFS (Default Partision FORMAT), so that is the problem.

Only way that I can spare my tablet, flash SHW-M180K pit file!!!!

Is there someone who can give me a SHW-M180K File???

My tablet is almost DEAD, and I need someone that can help my SHW-M180K :(
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mr.natural:
Look here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1881981
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AnimusVoxx:
OK guys so I recent updated my ex girl friends att Moto X to stock lollipop but im getting this weird outline/ block font throughout sysyem apps well as user apps, im basically looking for a way to fix this or change the font without root because rooting an att Moto X is a pain, unless you can suggest a method, blow I have attached images of the issues im sure you know what im talking about, I don't know its just the font his the eye wrong and is really annoying. View attachment 3270340
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] grubber24:
Go to settings>>accessibility>>uncheck high contrast text. Hope it solves the problem.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sksahukanker:
thanks, i didn't check accessibility... I got my dad a new phone and he always complained of that ugly font.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] parky169:
Hi I am now s off thanks to the brilliant sunshine app.can anyone tell me if to get super cid

Do you do it the same way as m8 ??.and is it the same code

Thanks in advance
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zt3Ph3N:
Hi,

it seems to be the same

fastboot oem writecid 11111111

Zt3Ph3N
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] parky169:
hi thanks for the reply i thought it might be the same but wasnt too sure cheers
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] guidogsbn:
On M9 you do it from Download mode, not from bootloader btw...:cool:
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] parky169:
cheers sorted it now thanks updated firmware everything went smoothly thanks
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IndianHacker:
I know this is not M9+ section but just was wondering if this would work on M9+ as well.. I performed S-OFF yesterday on mine.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sharifyy:
I root my nexus 4 using nexus root toolkit. I ran through some problem an decide to restore using the same nexus root toolkit. know it won't boot and won't go to recovery mode. please help me out
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RealPariah:
This should hopefully get you back to running a factory image. You will need to root it again when done, but give it a shot: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Zo6kqcn8WCo
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tech N You:
EDIT - Solved thanks to [MENTION=4466123]pec0ra[/MENTION]
[HTC Startrek] Erofich:
To enable "Request delivery notifications" in SMS' Account Settings you need to go to registry:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Inbox\Settings\

and change following key:

DisableSMSDeliveryReceipt=1 to =0

P.S. To _activate_ delivery notifications bypass menu, change the "SMSDeliveryNotify" value from 0 to 1

That's all =)
[Moto 360] ungmon:
I find it very strange that no one (or very, very few) people have designed 3D printed band adapters for the Moto, I'd personally do it myself though I have neither the skills nor the printer to do so. Perhaps if someone can make a solid, working one, we could print them in steel from shape ways probably for under $10.

Just an idea.
[Moto 360] DjayZiro:
I'd do it no Sweat, but i don't know how to design... but i do have two printers available, an I3 Hephestos and a Witbox, both from 'bq', so if someone would like to attempt a design and send me an .stl or .obj file, i can print and share the results here.

Below i've attached an example of one design that does suit my needs with a regular watch and i believe it would work very well with the moto 360, i just didn't have the time to gently cut the "squares" so they would fit in...

Also bear in mind that a small gap would be advisable on one side of the band, so you can replace it later without having to break it to reach the pins.
[Moto 360] ungmon:
Attatched is the STL file for an adapter. Credit to Flux83 from the moto360 subreddit :D If you could print it and upload some photos and provide feedback that would be great!

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:774371
[Moto 360] DjayZiro:
Wonderful, unfortunately i won't be able to do it before wednesday as i'm travelling 700km away from my printers on work, but after i will be eager to do it and share it with you.

PS.: for those who wish to know what to expect, attached is a screen with the "project"
[Moto 360] Crowland:
Do you plan to make your adapters available on shapways ?
[Moto 360] ungmon:
Probably not, or at least not at this stage considering the design isn't our own and is instead made my somebody else. Perhaps later down the track.
[Moto 360] drofnas:
Started creating my own version in OpenSCAD

Incase anyone is interested, I'm working on creating my own design via OpenSCAD. It's not "complete" yet, but after I've done some test prints to ensure it actually works, then I can look into uploading this into Shapeways. To bad I haven't posted much of anything on XDA, still to green to post an image link.

[combine to see the image, or select all and paste into chrome]

dropbox.
com/s/kht4lnpy0gtehsp/moto360-adapter-openscad.png?dl=0&raw=1

Just working on adding some more "lipstick" to this pig before I start my test prints :)
[Moto 360] krumbman0wnz:
I put this into a 3d printing site, and noticed there are no holes for the watch band posts to click into. Am I missing something?
[Moto 360] drofnas:
Nope your not missing anything, but that STL file is :)

That was one (of many) reasons why I just went and created my own version of this adapter. He's quick test print and what the current digital model look like, for what I'm working on.

You'll need to combine to make a "real" url, since I haven't posted enough on this forum (yet):

Couple angles of the digital file:

dropbox
.com/s/tx7ncb2oxvrfr12/moto360-adapter-angles-v01.png?dl=0&raw=1

Plus a quick test print:

dropbox
.com/s/frv3dp74kfq3f3z/moto360-adapter-on-watch.jpg?dl=0&raw=1

As you can see from the test print, I'll need to have the holes pass all the way through where the band connects so that you don't need a quick release spring bar in order to use it (but you'll need a watch tool for it). Which of course means I need to drill a small hole in order to get this metal band off of my print.

I also uploaded this to Shapeways just to make sure it passed all the checks they do for each material. The only material I can't print this in is Sandstone, darn ;)

I still need to create a few more test prints, then I'll order one of the Stainless Steel prints form Shapeways to ensure that works properly.
[Moto 360] drofnas:
Shapeways Pricing

By the way, for the model I uploaded to Shapeways the price that they charge me is about $9 for each adapter (Stainless Steel), so a pair + shipping ($5) is about $23.00. It would still be cheaper than the SteelConnect, but not quite the $10 per pair that someone had previous thought the price might be.
[Moto 360] ungmon:
That looks great! Could you post some more photos of it form the underside?
[Moto 360] drofnas:
Right now it's just sitting in my Moto360, not connected using a spring bar yet. Soon as I get the quick release spring bars I ordered (due to arrive Monday), I'll print my latest iteration of this adapter and attach it to watch. Then I can take some high res images for you to take a gander at.

Here's my last iteration (last for today that is :) ) that I did to the adapter, a quick tweak to the section that goes around the rounded watch face. I didn't like how "pointy" it was, so I cut it a little to go along with the asthetic of the rest of he adapter.

(combine to see image)

dropbox
.com/s/9uor9mk1rkz4z22/moto360-adapter-edge-tweak.png?dl=0&raw=1

When I tried to round off the legs that connect on the inside of the watch, Shapeways (SW) said the material was too thin around that section. So after I get in the quick release spring bars, I'll see if there is a way to bulk up that section slightly so that SW doesn't whine anymore. If your curious, here's what it looks like with the rounded legs:

dropbox
.com/s/995nphw7flzf49w/moto360-adapter-rendered-rounded.png?dl=0&raw=1
[Moto 360] ungmon:
How that's coming along very nicely, if you manage to get a working version on shapeways, I'll glady buy one.
[Moto 360] WarningHPB:
Keep us posted if you manage to get the shapeaways version to the point where shapeaways is happy i'd happily buy a set or two, and probably have a friend who might be intrested as well!
[Moto 360] drofnas:
Sorry about that, I was gonna do a test print on Monday but work/life got busy. Plus I tried doing a really high res print on my 3D Printer then walked away, when I came back there was a big pile of plastic all around the hotend. But that's how it goes with you try something new and NOT watch to make sure it works properly ;)

I'll do a quick cleaning of my printer head tonight and hopefully get my last quick print done so that I can order this from Shapeways. I'm excited to see how this turns out when printed in Stainless Steel.
[Moto 360] ungmon:
Any updates? :D

Very excited! Be sure to upload photos. If all goes well, I'll probably buy one on shape ways in metal.
[Moto 360] drofnas:
Looking good, placed Shapeways order

Ok, after printing out about 8 copies of the adapter (print, tweak, repeat), I think I finally have a version I'm happy with. But Shapeways (SW) still shows a warning regarding the section that connects to the Moto360 body, since the walls need to be pretty thin in order to fit in that area with the thickness of the spring bars I'm using (about 1.8mm thick). It would be great if I could find some that are just 0.1mm thinner, then I don't think SW would complain about it.

None the less, I still went ahead and ordered a copy of this in Stainless Steel, plus a couple plastic ones (1 black, 1 white) to see how they hold up. This is my first time ordering from SW, so not sure how long it will be before I get this in.

Until then, here's a couple pictures of my printed prototype to hold you over until my SW order arrives.

Worn on Wrist

https://www.dropbox.com/s/o7fkv158rcb64ef/moto360-adapter-finish-wrist.jpg?dl=0&raw=1

Back Connection

https://www.dropbox.com/s/nheaerhmrilijbs/moto360-adapter-finish-back.jpg?dl=0&raw=1

Max Angle

https://www.dropbox.com/s/pf4qo7s6g7u7ar0/moto360-adapter-finish-angle.jpg?dl=0&raw=1

These are 100% cropped out of some pictures I took with my phone, so you can see a bit more details.
[Moto 360] thesparky007:
That looks pretty good! post some pics when you get the steel version - Id be in for a set if it looks good!
[Moto 360] c4r10s:
To Drofnas : Can you please tell me, where do you got those spring bars that connect to the Moto 360 body? They are the same ones used by Connect steel. Thanks
[Moto 360] drofnas:
I got them on Amazon:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00Q7XE866/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

---------- Post added at 02:28 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:03 PM ----------

Btw, if anyone is curious, Shapeways gave me an estimated shipping date of May 13th. So it's gonna be a couple weeks before you get to see how the metal version looks.
[Moto 360] Chris_c81:
Had a horrible experience with an item I ordered from Shapeways. The plastic they use is really brittle (or it was in the product I ordered anyway). I'm interested in how their metal compares though.
[Moto 360] ungmon:
Only a few days away :D Have you got any updates on shipping? Excited to see how it came out.
[Moto 360] drofnas:
The 2 plastic versions are complete, but the stainless steel one still shows as In Production and the estimated ship date of the 13th hasn't changed.
[Moto 360] drofnas:
Just got a confirmation from Shapeways that the 3 adapters have been shipped. No actual tracking data is available yet, but I'd imagine it won't take too long before I get them in the mail. The fact that they didn't contact me about any problems with the stainless steel adapter gives me hope, but we shall see how hopeful soon enough.

If the Moto360 2 has slightly different dimensions, I'll be sure to toss a new one for the people that are looking to upgrade (or hold out) for the second generation of this awesome watch.
[Moto 360] ungmon:
Sounds great! Thanks for all the hard work :D
[Moto 360] drofnas:
It has arrived...

So just got in the Stainless Steel print from Shapeways. It's got a slight bronze patina to it, and it's a bit pitted. The following are 100% crops from the pictures I took on my phone, so you can see a bit of detail:

Straight out of the bag:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/enlyh6u5rx31947/moto360-adapter-ss-natural-1.jpg?dl=0&raw=1

https://www.dropbox.com/s/7est70zgqnqio12/moto360-adapter-ss-natural-2.jpg?dl=0&raw=1

What it looks like next to the watch:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/n108e78t6yo63oh/moto360-adapter-ss-natural-onwatch.jpg?dl=0&raw=1

Then I wanted to see what it looked like if I spent a few minutes sanding away the bronze patina, plus try to reduce some of the pitting. Spent about 5-10m with some 120 grit sand paper, moved to 180, and ended with 240. I'm sure if I had finer grit sand paper on hand I could make it even smoother. It would also help if I had a belt sander to get a cleaner finish (in less time as well).

https://www.dropbox.com/s/wni6ntdcdvasppa/moto360-adapter-ss-sanded-1.jpg?dl=0&raw=1

https://www.dropbox.com/s/uxm4en0wkf7fcnc/moto360-adapter-ss-sanded-2.jpg?dl=0&raw=1

The section that connects to the inside of the watch, the connection holes, were a little to small (about 0.2mm off) plus the part that connects to the band was just 0.5mm to small. I was able to fit (tightly) the leather band, but it wouldn't fit the metal band since it was just slightly to small. So I need to tweak the design again and hopefully it turns out better next time.

Thoughts?
[Moto 360] drofnas:
Second order placed

Ok, I made the necessary tweaks to my 3D model and tossed it back up on Shapeways. Just ordered another Stainless Steel print, which currently has a target ship date of May 29th. I've also tweaked the model slightly by rounding over the front section where it will connect to the watch band:

[IMG="Rounded Front - Render"]https://www.dropbox.com/s/ip3xuhzqkzr3y4y/moto360-adapter-rounded-front.jpg?dl=0&raw=1[/IMG]
[Moto 360] ungmon:
Looks good, very impressive for a V1, shame it didn't work as expected. Now I've got to wait for the second version :eek:
[Moto 360] streather:
Looks awesome, Can't wait to see how V2.0 works out
[Moto 360] Covart:
Subscribed to this thread. Looking good and can't wait to see how V2 turns out. I'd def be up for buying a set!
[Moto 360] drofnas:
It shipped...

Ok, the next tweak to the band adapter has shipped and should be here by Wednesday. So expect new pictures shortly, hopefully the minor tweaks I did will be enough to fit perfecting onto the Moto360. If not, well, I'll keep on iterating until it's perfect. Don't want you guys to get stuck with a crappy print.
[Moto 360] thesparky007:
May be you can model it after the steel connect?
[Moto 360] drofnas:
It's more about getting the "right" dimensions that work with the Shapeways printing process. The size of the holes, which was the issues I had with the first version, where exactly the same as the Steel Connect. But it seems the stainless steel printing process makes something slightly smaller than the 3d model I uploaded.
[Moto 360] thesparky007:
Oh that makes sense. We are just gonna have to wait it out I guess.
[Moto 360] drofnas:
Shrug, fud, blah.....

So yea, I got it in, it looks good... well almost. The piece that connects to the watch band now fits perfectly, but the holes that will connect up to the inside of the watch itself, were still a little small. Since the quick release spring bar has to go in at an angle, it needs to be larger than the bar itself. The fun of trial and error.

No bueno

https://www.dropbox.com/s/0cu8wlhr2qabtyb/moto360-adapter-05272015.jpg?dl=0&raw=1

Here's hoping the next iteration works properly, cause I would like to get a working model done sometime before the Moto360 2 comes out. To bad I didn't live near Shapeways, then I could iterate much quicker.
[Moto 360] Covart:
Even at this rate, it will probably still be quicker than the SteelConnect order I placed back in April that still appears to be on backorder. :rolleyes:
[Moto 360] tech_head:
Got My SteelConnect M ° 2 2 5

I ordered a SteelConnect M ° 2 2 5 on May 4.

It came today. :D April?????
[Moto 360] drofnas:
Nice, I have the M180 and so far I love it. Still looking forward to the results of Shapeways though ;)

Since once I get the dimensions perfect, then I can start messing around with the style a bit more.
[Moto 360] Covart:
Yep, still waiting. First it was a 2-3 week backorder wait when I ordered on 30 April. Then it was supposed to ship on 28 May. Now I am waiting for excuse number 3 on why they still haven't shipped the damn things.
[Moto 360] negriton:
I take a sit!
[Moto 360] ungmon:
Any updates on V3?
[Moto 360] Pat123:
I had placed an order for M-180 on 8th May and got mine last week. Not sure why it should be taking that long for you.
[Moto 360] Covart:
Well, supposedly it shipped on the 3rd, via EMS China (tracking number starts with RR), but when I search via EMS, China Post, FedEx, UPS, DHL... The search provides no results. Nothing.

Did yours ship via EMS? Did your tracking number start with a R?

Regardless, I can't recommend this company to anyone.
[Moto 360] drofnas:
Nope, no updates yet. Still says it's "in production" and shipping tomorrow.
[Moto 360] drofnas:
Shipping Update

Well, just got an email from Shapeways:

"Your new expected ship date is between Wednesday, June 10, and Monday, June 15. Once your order does ship, you'll receive an email with your tracking number."

So hopefully I'll get another update with the shipping information soon.
[Moto 360] ava1191:
hi, will you share the project with the adjustment you made? do you recommend making it with a cheap (but not so bad) 3d printer or only with the site you posted? how much will it cost? thank you
[Moto 360] drofnas:
You could definitely use a 3D Printer, but it would require different tweaks than what I'm doing. Since I'm trying to get this printed in Stainless Steel instead of just PLA/ABS Plastic. The part that I would worry about when using a plastic is the section that connects to the watch itself, as it's a small area and requires some thin walls on the adapter in order for the spring bar to fit. (see picture below)

After I get a working copy created in Stainless Steel, I may make a basic version available on Thingiverse.com so that anyone can print their own. But right now I'm just trying to get a version that prints perfectly from Shapeways before I waste anyones time with that :)

The cost from Shapeways for this adapter in Stainless Steel is about $8.50/each + $5 shipping. You can also order it in plastic at about $2-3/each (depends on color) + $5 shipping.

Hope that answers your question.
[Moto 360] ungmon:
Any updates?
[Moto 360] drofnas:
Sorry about that, I just got in the latest version before I went on a family vacation. So I made the tweaks needed, tossed it back up on Shapeways, only to get it denied during the manual inspection they do. So I increased the wall size of that section by 0.05mm, then re-upped, and re-ordered. This time it passed the manual inspection, lets also hope this finally works properly. Current estimated shipping for the latest order is June 30th, maybe we can celebrate 4th of July with a brand new adapter for sale.
[Moto 360] ungmon:
Oh coolies, looking foward to it. Keep us updated
[Moto 360] sambartle:
Assuming you are talking about the Steelconnect its shipped from Malaysia, not China. Try here: POS Malaysia Tracking
[Moto 360] drofnas:
Yay it works....

Ok, just got a pair of these stainless steel adapters from Shapeways yesterday, and finally had a free moment to test them out today. They connected up to my watch with 0 issues, and they look pretty good ( biased opinion ;) ).

I've made the adapters publicly available on my Shapreways store, which is where you can see some pictures of the adapters on my Moto360:

https://www.shapeways.com/product/MT2R7BCSU/moto360-band-adapter-single

I also just noticed that Shapeways is offering free shipping for new customers until the end of June, using code FIRSTFREE; that'll save ya $5.