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[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aew0314:
Titanium Backup - Can't Access extSdCard

I recently updated to lollipop 5.0.1 on my n910u, now when I go into Titanium Backup and try to set the backup location to my external sd card I get an error saying "the current backup location ("/storage/extSdCard/Titanium Backup") cannot be accessed."

whats going on here, I think this happened before with 4.4.4 but I can't remember how I fixed it and a search for solving this on 5.0.1 yielded no results.

any clues?

Thanks.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aew0314:
Is no one else experiencing this?
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] willcor:
hi,

yes i had this with Titanium, when on Android v4.4.4 and also on Android v 5.0.1 Lollipop. I used NextApp Sdfix(Play market, free app) Then afterwards Titanium " found " my backup...on ext sd

Good luck
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aew0314:
Great I will try that out.

Thanks
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aew0314:
Perfect it worked, installed and rebooted and now I have access. Thanks Again
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] bash_array:
Noticing your Galaxy S6 battery is draining too fast? This thread can help.

Part of the problem lies within a memory leak which is a known problem that Samsung is aware of and is reportedly patching in an upcoming update.

The other issue is Samsung attempts to load everything into memory and run several services in the background as well as hard loading the phone with bloatware.

Here is how I gained 30% better battery performance. Guaranteed

*Prerequisites

*Need to be rooted for every tip to work.

1. Disable anything you consider bloatware

2. Go to settings then application manager and disable both ANT radio service apps. You don't need this. Causes massive battery drain. Google it if you don't believe me.

3. Go to the app store and download "Servicely" from Franco. Paid app but worth the money...trust me. (Need root)

4. Once in servicely add running services and apps to your hit list, choose start at boot and run hit list while screen is off.

5. Reboot your phone. Give your phone a full charge and see the difference

Attached is a screenshot of realistic usage. I was on a poor lte signal for 9 hours and conducted several calls and used my phone moderately heavy. As you can see i got through my entire work day and still have 6 hours left at moderately heavy use.

Remember, this is realistic. I could have shown you a screenshot showing 18 hours left after only using it 1 hour. What I'm showing is a legit 9 hours of usage. Before I made these tweaks I would be at 10% battery or less after nine hours of the same usage.

Post your screenshots after 24-48 hours and let's see how much you are saving.

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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] allindaze:
That sounds awesome! How do I root my S6 Active?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] mj0528:
can't but i've found that my active has gotten much better after i let it get down to 5% and charged it to full Package disabler pro seemed to help as well!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] allindaze:
will try! thanks!!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] bash_array:
Noticing your Galaxy S6 battery is draining too fast? This thread can help.

Part of the problem lies within a memory leak which is a known problem that Samsung is aware of and is reportedly patching in an upcoming update.

The other issue is Samsung attempts to load everything into memory and run several services in the background as well as hard loading the phone with bloatware.

Here is how I gained 30% better battery performance. Guaranteed

*Prerequisites

*Need to be rooted for every tip to work.

1. Disable anything you consider bloatware

2. Go to settings then application manager and disable both ANT radio service apps. You don't need this. Causes massive battery drain. Google it if you don't believe me.

3. Go to the app store and download "Servicely" from Franco. Paid app but worth the money...trust me. (Need root)

4. Once in servicely add running services and apps to your hit list, choose start at boot and run hit list while screen is off.

5. Reboot your phone. Give your phone a full charge and see the difference

Attached is a screenshot of realistic usage. I was on a poor lte signal for 9 hours and conducted several calls and used my phone moderately heavy. As you can see i got through my entire work day and still have 6 hours left at moderately heavy use.

Remember, this is realistic. I could have shown you a screenshot showing 18 hours left after only using it 1 hour. What I'm showing is a legit 9 hours of usage. Before I made these tweaks I would be at 10% battery or less after nine hours of the same usage.

Post your screenshots after 24-48 hours and let's see how much you are saving.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] fachadick:
I think disabling the ant radios will disable certain low-level bluetooth connections to hrm's and other fitness equipment (among other things). You may not want to disable these.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] Sezmar:
Your right!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] cyberone3:
i have havd the ant service disable for some time now and I use a fitbit one that is low bluetooth device and there are no issues.

ant service when i look it up says its for ant devices only not low bluetooth devices but i could be wrong
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] bash_array:
Incorrect. Disabling ANT will not affect wearables or any peripheral. ANT is supposed to save battery while using Bluetooth but it has the opposite affect. Massive drain on battery and not needed.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] bash_array:
Correct. Very few devices sold in the US are even ANT compatible
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] fachadick:
That's interesting - here's the information from the play store. I haven't noticed any ant services using any battery at all on my end, but I don't use s-health which ties into this - it says that ant services only gets used when a compatible service sees it. Here's the full list of devices/apps that make use of ant services.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] cyberone3:
i have found that google location is causing my battery drain i turned it off and charge my phone before it was sleeping less than 50% now at 70% at the moment and going up
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] bash_array:
Noticing your Galaxy S6 battery is draining too fast? This thread can help.

Part of the problem lies within a memory leak which is a known problem that Samsung is aware of and is reportedly patching in an upcoming update.

The other issue is Samsung attempts to load everything into memory and run several services in the background as well as hard loading the phone with bloatware.

Here is how I gained 30% better battery performance. Guaranteed

*Prerequisites

*Need to be rooted for every tip to work.

1. Disable anything you consider bloatware

2. Go to settings then application manager and disable both ANT radio service apps. You don't need this. Causes massive battery drain. Google it if you don't believe me.

3. Go to the app store and download "Servicely" from Franco. Paid app but worth the money...trust me. (Need root)

4. Once in servicely add running services and apps to your hit list, choose start at boot and run hit list while screen is off.

5. Reboot your phone. Give your phone a full charge and see the difference

Attached is a screenshot of realistic usage. I was on a poor lte signal for 9 hours and conducted several calls and used my phone moderately heavy. As you can see i got through my entire work day and still have 6 hours left at moderately heavy use.

Remember, this is realistic. I could have shown you a screenshot showing 18 hours left after only using it 1 hour. What I'm showing is a legit 9 hours of usage. Before I made these tweaks I would be at 10% battery or less after nine hours of the same usage.

Post your screenshots after 24-48 hours and let's see how much you are saving.

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[App Stores] Mikos:
I have published F-Droid repository with TextSecure and RedPhone apps,

for people who don't want to install apps from Google Play for security reasons.

You can find my F-Droid repository (and more details about why I created it) here:

https://fdroid.eutopia.cz

Sources (build recipes) for repository are here:

https://github.com/xmikos/fdroiddata

Apps are independently built from original source code whenever new version (tag) is published on GitHub by authors of TextSecure/RedPhone.

UPDATE:

Moxie Marlinspike apparently doesn't like the idea of independent builds of TextSecure and RedPhone so much, that he started with legal threats on Twitter. Independent builds of TextSecure have been therefore renamed to TextLibre and RedPhone to PhoneLibre. Application IDs are still the same, so you will not lose data after upgrade.
[App Stores] Mikos:
TextSecure & RedPhone builds renamed to TextLibre & PhoneLibre

Moxie Marlinspike apparently doesn't like the idea of independent builds of TextSecure and RedPhone so much, that he started with legal threats on Twitter. Independent builds of TextSecure have been therefore renamed to TextLibre and RedPhone to PhoneLibre. Application IDs are still the same, so you will not lose data after upgrade.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] bash_array:
Noticing your Galaxy S6 battery is draining too fast? This thread can help.

Part of the problem lies within a memory leak which is a known problem that Samsung is aware of and is reportedly patching in an upcoming update.

The other issue is Samsung attempts to load everything into memory and run several services in the background as well as hard loading the phone with bloatware.

Here is how I gained 30% better battery performance. Guaranteed

*Prerequisites

*Need to be rooted for every tip to work.

1. Disable anything you consider bloatware

2. Go to settings then application manager and disable both ANT radio service apps. You don't need this. Causes massive battery drain. Google it if you don't believe me.

3. Go to the app store and download "Servicely" from Franco. Paid app but worth the money...trust me. (Need root)

4. Once in servicely add running services and apps to your hit list, choose start at boot and run hit list while screen is off.

5. Reboot your phone. Give your phone a full charge and see the difference

Attached is a screenshot of realistic usage. I was on a poor lte signal for 9 hours and conducted several calls and used my phone moderately heavy. As you can see i got through my entire work day and still have 6 hours left at moderately heavy use.

Remember, this is realistic. I could have shown you a screenshot showing 18 hours left after only using it 1 hour. What I'm showing is a legit 9 hours of usage. Before I made these tweaks I would be at 10% battery or less after nine hours of the same usage.

Post your screenshots after 24-48 hours and let's see how much you are saving.

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[Android General] kewlpanda:
Can anyone help me when i go to odin it the language is chinese the device is from china i need it changed to English
[Android General] Edith G:
Change Language Set

You can reset the language in SET-DISPLAY-LANGUAGE.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] bash_array:
Noticing your Galaxy S6 battery is draining too fast? This thread can help.

Part of the problem lies within a memory leak which is a known problem that Samsung is aware of and is reportedly patching in an upcoming update.

The other issue is Samsung attempts to load everything into memory and run several services in the background as well as hard loading the phone with bloatware.

Here is how I gained 30% better battery performance. Guaranteed

*Prerequisites

*Need to be rooted for every tip to work.

1. Disable anything you consider bloatware

2. Go to settings then application manager and disable both ANT radio service apps. You don't need this. Causes massive battery drain. Google it if you don't believe me.

3. Go to the app store and download "Servicely" from Franco. Paid app but worth the money...trust me. (Need root)

4. Once in servicely add running services and apps to your hit list, choose start at boot and run hit list while screen is off.

5. Reboot your phone. Give your phone a full charge and see the difference

Attached is a screenshot of realistic usage. I was on a poor lte signal for 9 hours and conducted several calls and used my phone moderately heavy. As you can see i got through my entire work day and still have 6 hours left at moderately heavy use.

Remember, this is realistic. I could have shown you a screenshot showing 18 hours left after only using it 1 hour. What I'm showing is a legit 9 hours of usage. Before I made these tweaks I would be at 10% battery or less after nine hours of the same usage.

Post your screenshots after 24-48 hours and let's see how much you are saving.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] greystealth:
I decided to uninstall ANT. Not sure if its just me, but after just a few hours I think I can tell a difference already. The battery isn't just dropping like it was, especially when idle. I'll post my results from my full day tomorrow.

Sent from my gs6
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] bash_array:
Awesome. Let all of us know how your battery drain is doing tomorrow
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] x70xchallengerx:
Thanks for the tip, it's funny I installed the Sac23 rom which is pretty debloated, I'd assumed this ant radio would be removed but never really checked, surely enough it's still there and active.

My battery has been noticibly better with Sac23 rom from stock but looking forward to seeing the increased benefits of disabling ANT+.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Wacky2bakky:
Are these the only 2 ANT apps we need to disable?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] wildjeep:
I froze these 4 with Titanium backup
[Galaxy Grand Prime Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fediir:
Hello to everyone,

Is there a way to connect gear 2 neo smartwatch to Samsung galaxy grand prime ?

I read information on Samsung official web site, about:

Samsung Gear™ 2 and Gear 2 Neo are currently compatible with devices that meet the following criteria:

Android™ version 4.3, Jelly Bean or higher

WVGA or higher screen resolution

1.5GB or higher memory

But why ? :) How I can fix it ?

Maybe I can flash my grand prime with some custom firmware ?

I will be grateful for any helpful information about this issue. Thanks in advance !
[P3600 Software Upgrading] capeli:
Please someone, anyone, help me out.

I recently flashed my trinity to Bepe's Rom...everything went alright.

Then today I attempted to flash it back to LVSW's rom.

I've done Hard SPL, updated the radio etc...

when I flash LVSW or MUN rom's rom, everything seems to go smoothly, but when the device resets I still have Bepe's Rom.

Tried several times to no avail.

Can anyone help me?
[P3600 Software Upgrading] Antimus:
Please don't cross post, you've asked this question on another forum and it's been answered.
[P3600 Software Upgrading] capeli:
This question applies to both upgrading and WM6 in general.

The question was answered after I had already posted in both sections.

I'm desperately looking for an answer, not chastising...thx for your concern, but perhaps its misplaced.
[P3600 Software Upgrading] Antimus:
It is still cross posting.

By your logic, if I have a question regarding HTC home plug, I should copy the same question in every single forum on this site, because all the devices use it.

Cross posting is cross posting, whether it's done on 2 forums or 20, it shouldnt be done.
[P3600 Software Upgrading] capeli:
Yes your lorship.

By your rules I shall abide :p

Means a lot to you to point out the trivial...so I won't deny you the opprotunity. Dwell on the petty, to your hearts content.
[P3600 Software Upgrading] Antimus:
I endevour to do just that, peasant, no go, leave your lord's presence, we have important things to get done, such as looking like we are doing work.

:D
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] bash_array:
Noticing your Galaxy S6 battery is draining too fast? This thread can help.

Part of the problem lies within a memory leak which is a known problem that Samsung is aware of and is reportedly patching in an upcoming update.

The other issue is Samsung attempts to load everything into memory and run several services in the background as well as hard loading the phone with bloatware.

Here is how I gained 30% better battery performance. Guaranteed

*Prerequisites

*Need to be rooted for every tip to work.

1. Disable anything you consider bloatware

2. Go to settings then application manager and disable both ANT radio service apps. You don't need this. Causes massive battery drain. Google it if you don't believe me.

3. Go to the app store and download "Servicely" from Franco. Paid app but worth the money...trust me. (Need root)

4. Once in servicely add running services and apps to your hit list, choose start at boot and run hit list while screen is off.

5. Reboot your phone. Give your phone a full charge and see the difference

Attached is a screenshot of realistic usage. I was on a poor lte signal for 9 hours and conducted several calls and used my phone moderately heavy. As you can see i got through my entire work day and still have 6 hours left at moderately heavy use.

Remember, this is realistic. I could have shown you a screenshot showing 18 hours left after only using it 1 hour. What I'm showing is a legit 9 hours of usage. Before I made these tweaks I would be at 10% battery or less after nine hours of the same usage.

Post your screenshots after 24-48 hours and let's see how much you are saving.

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] PanchoPlanet:
This will be great for those that have the battery drain problem when safe root is achieved.

I got good results just disabling all the junk apps without root.

Waiting for safe root.

Pp.
[Samsung Gear S] derrickmd18:
I had the gear for 7 months now no problem with it. When my battery candle broke I went to get it replaced. Guess what they don't cover it. I have to send my watch and all back to samsung to get a replacement. So this is my last gear device until they change the way they call things warranty and accessories.
[Samsung Gear S] foxbat121:
I'm confused. It sounds like you did get a warranty replacement from Samsung. So, what is the problem with warranty again?
[Samsung Gear S] BarryH_GEG:
Here's my view. The charging cradle design wasn't well thought through. Each time it's attached to the watch stress is applied to both the tabs on the cradle and receiving points on the watch itself. Clearly some folks here have had problems. While all claim "they babied it" some of the pictures people have posted show their Gear pretty beat up having nothing to do with the cradle. I'm hoping I'll avoid the problem but if I don't I'll try and get it replaced under warranty. If I can't, I'll be out $30.

Until some other device can do this I'm not giving up my Gear no matter how many charging cradles I have to buy. ;)
[Samsung Gear S] 3kgt:
I dont see the problem either!!! Scary topic. But dont get mad at me, but i think since u will get a new watch there is nothing here to wine about!!!! And in worst case get a new cradle from eBay for 7 bucks.. Beside even regular chargers do brake. Nothing is perfekt, not even the user/owner either.

Skickat från min Nexus 7 via Tapatalk
[Samsung Gear S] foxbat121:
Exactly. I think OP is having a warranty problem with his carrier, T-Mobile, if I guessed right. He bought the watch from carrier (the only way in US). And carrier provides first line of warranty service, not Samsung. If I read it correctly, he got rejected by T-Mobile warranty service but Samsung did get him a replacement. So, in other words, the warranty service that he needs to complain about is T-Mobile (which is why it ranked #3 in recently survey of customer service), not Samsung although Samsung should take the blame for bad design but that is really not news.
[One (M8) Accessories] spyknee:
I tried this device out. It will not act as an unlock device, its strictly a key finder. It will pair with smartlock but if you walk away and return you must enter the pin. It will only find keys and hold the lock screen off, provided you stay in range. Leave range and it forgets. Website states it will unlock your lollipop phone, not just hold it open as per last command.

I contacted Motorola, they offered nada.

is there anything that will help this to work as advertised. Why???????????????????????

Skip your password

Keep your smartphone unlocked when your keys are nearby—no need to enter a password. Works with Nexus 6, Moto X (2nd Gen.), Droid Turbo, and smartphones with Android™ 5.0, Lollipop or later.

The website jargon, very misleading.

I post this here because y'all do advertise the product. Not performing as lead to believe.
[One (M8) Accessories] spyknee:
Ah it seems that after finding some Android literature, the trusted devices, its the same wording almost to a tee. So my lack of understanding is my fault. The underlined above in quote is the key phrase.

Having said that, I can only guess that when your battery savings options kick in your phone goes as inactive as possible. Thus dropping established links to devices, gps locations.

Now you's guys are the pros here. I need for a trusted device to come into range of my phone and trigger off the lockscreen.

Either a mod or tasker. Any suggestions on how I could keep the phone active just enough to keep smartlock working............the 4 hr inactivity timer slays me as well.

ty
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] bash_array:
Noticing your Galaxy S6 battery is draining too fast? This thread can help.

Part of the problem lies within a memory leak which is a known problem that Samsung is aware of and is reportedly patching in an upcoming update.

The other issue is Samsung attempts to load everything into memory and run several services in the background as well as hard loading the phone with bloatware.

Here is how I gained 30% better battery performance. Guaranteed

*Prerequisites

*Need to be rooted for every tip to work.

1. Disable anything you consider bloatware

2. Go to settings then application manager and disable both ANT radio service apps. You don't need this. Causes massive battery drain. Google it if you don't believe me.

3. Go to the app store and download "Servicely" from Franco. Paid app but worth the money...trust me. (Need root)

4. Once in servicely add running services and apps to your hit list, choose start at boot and run hit list while screen is off.

5. Reboot your phone. Give your phone a full charge and see the difference

Attached is a screenshot of realistic usage. I was on a poor lte signal for 9 hours and conducted several calls and used my phone moderately heavy. As you can see i got through my entire work day and still have 6 hours left at moderately heavy use.

Remember, this is realistic. I could have shown you a screenshot showing 18 hours left after only using it 1 hour. What I'm showing is a legit 9 hours of usage. Before I made these tweaks I would be at 10% battery or less after nine hours of the same usage.

Post your screenshots after 24-48 hours and let's see how much you are saving.

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[YotaPhone] Jeopardy:
I just approached Yota for the Yotaphone 2 kernel's source code, and they gave me a link to Yotaphone's developer page (https://yotaphone.com/developer/). It's not there (yet). Maybe they'll release the source code once they finalize the SDK...? That, or the recipient of my query didn't understand the question. :p

Regarding the recovery: works flawlessly. :good: