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[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aidenh37:
This may have been posted before, but one of our Galaxy Tab 3s died from low battery life and now won't start at all. It has been sitting on the charger overnight with no luck. Can I please have some help?
[XDA Assist] GrayJack:
Dear Sirs!

I am asking about your support because I really don't know what to do.

My wife has LG E450 phone. I have rooted it using Universal Root with SuperSU. BusyBox was installed as well as Xposed. Xposed has no modules yet. Also the bootloader was original (locked).

In a meantime the wife complained about regular mobile network signal loss with no reason.

So I have investigated the problem and found the mobile network gets lost immediately when any application tries to record sound. It happens with Skype, Viber, stock camera, stock voice recorder...

I have installed the stock ROM with losing root, Xposed, Busybox etc but the problem didn't disappear. I have tried to boot the phone in Safe Mode - the problem exists. I have tried to record any sound without SIM card installed in the phone - but it didn't help.

I have installed root using KingoRoot with changing KingUser to SuperSU, installed unlocked bootloader but the problem still exists.

Can anybody help me? The logcat logs are attached to this message (two logs obtained with truing to record sound with stock voice recorder and one log with same actions - but with SIM card removed).

P.S. Please delete this post as I asked in device specific subforum. Pardon me.
[XDA Assist] Razvan:
Thank you.

Thread closed.
[Galaxy Tab S Accessories] nicholb:
I received this case as part of their evaluation program. Here's what I think of it.

Packaging: I liked the packaging. You could see the case well and the back of it had the usage instructions so I would be able to see what I was getting. I liked that it was easy to open (not a clam shell) and resulted in a minimum amount of trash.

Initial impression: I like the color. The texture of the case felt nice and it looks and feels sturdy.

Installation: Installation was simple. It did not require excessive force to snap on like some cases. It fits the tablet well with all the cut outs lined up and well sized. I noticed there is no cut out for the SD card slot. It does not bother me since I never remove my SD, but it might bother someone who does.

Protection: From the look of it I would say it provides good protection. I like that the sides are protected unlike the Samsung cover I was using. I do have a damaged corner due to a drop while using the Samsung cover. I would be confident this cover would have prevented that. The only thing that concerns me is that the front cover does not hold closed very well. If you hold the tablet with the front cover facing down it very easily comes open. I would be worried it would pop open on a fall and leave the screen unprotected.

Usage: The open positions are easy to use and the tablet stays securely propped. My only question is why have position 2 and 3 hold the tablet at identical angles? (position numbers are the order they are listed on the back cover) I would like it if one of the positions held it at more of a 45 degree angle. The Samsung case has a position like that and it is very convenient for usage on the lap.

Removal: This case is very hard to remove. In fact I popped out the glass of the tabled from the frame a few times while I was trying to get this case off. I finally got it off by starting in the corner near the headphone jack port.

Other: The cover leaves a somewhat distracting hexagon pattern on the screen, but it is easily wiped off. The back cover is a bit slick. If set on a slanted surface the tablet slides off. I have to remember to put it face down. I am also seeing finger/hand prints easily on the back.

Overall this is a very nice case with just a few areas that could be improved. For the price it is a great choice.

Here's a link to it on Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/roocase-Samsung-Galaxy-10-5-Case/dp/B00L2N5IQK/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1435684467&sr=8-7&keywords=roocase+origami+tab+s+10.5
[Galaxy Tab S Accessories] Deleted member 657471:
Nice review. I think mine is also on the way, so I'll post up some pictures as well once it arrives.
[Galaxy Tab S Accessories] Roocase:
Hi nicholb,

Thank you for your review and feedback. After reading through, we noticed you mentioned that there are finger/hand prints that are showing on the back of the case. Were these easily removed, or a bit more troublesome to get off?

Please let us know, so we can look into this.
[Galaxy Tab S Accessories] nicholb:
The fingerprints on the back do easily wipe off with a cloth.
[Galaxy Tab S Accessories] pjd007:
I've got one of these Roocases last year and yes they're very rugged however the trade off is the weight of the case which is 288 grams.

I've been using my tab in doors at home but I'm now going to be more mobile so I'm going to have to look at another case that's lighter yeah I know it'll be more at risk but it's just too heavy when holding for long periods.

I might try this one as it's 200g lighter:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/SAMAR®-Supr...r=8-7&keywords=samsung+galaxy+tab+s+10.5+case
[Galaxy Tab S Accessories] Deleted member 657471:
So here is my review after using this product for a couple weeks.

First Impression

The case came packaged nicely with an easy to open plastic cover. Being able to see the majority of the case itself rather than just a box is a plus in my eyes.

Design

I love the design of this case and the origami concept for the top cover. The only issue I really have is the top cover seems a bit too light and flexible. The OEM case has a consistently sturdy feeling across all of it's pieces. This cover also overhangs the edges just a bit when closed.

Protection

I have dropped my tablet both intentionally and unintentionally with this case on and it survived without even a scratch. The body of the case is very sturdy and solid with a nice feel to it. The OEM case sucked at being protective and often times the tablet would fly out of it. The mounting tabs for the OEM solution seem to get looser each time I remove and reattach the case, so that left a lot to be desired. This case however is an extremely solid fit. The OP stated he had an issue with it being tough to remove (to the point of almost damaging the tablet), but I didn't have that issue. It was in there pretty tight but removal wasn't difficult.

Usage

I've been using this case for at least 2 weeks so far and it has not disappointed me as yet. The viewing angles work for my uses and the sturdy nature of the case instilled confidence when using it in the garage.

Final Thoughts

I love the color combination I received and the feel/ texture of this case. The top could be a little stiffer so it wouldn't feel like it's just flopping around, but that's just my nitpicking. If I had to pay for this case I definitely would, as it serves my purposes very well.

Here is the link to the case I received. Photos will be uploaded later.
[Galaxy Tab S Accessories] roger25118:
I can see why the cover seems flimsy, so it can fold to hold the tablet in the different positions. Maybe in a update the company can make the cover a little thicker. To the OP & munnarg, you did not say whether or not if the cover had a magnet to turn off the screen when closed. I have been looking at this case for a replacement for my Samsung half(?) cover that came with the tablet.
[Galaxy Tab S Accessories] Deleted member 657471:
Yeah it does turn the screen off when the lid gets about halfway closed.
[Galaxy Tab S Accessories] Roocase:
Thanks for the reviews everyone, we really appreciate it!

-Bev
[Galaxy Tab S Accessories] nicholb:
Just a follow up now that I have been using the case a month. I have decided not to go back to the Samsung cover for two main reasons. First this case provides much better protection. I had one drop from waist high with the Samsung case and cracked the corner of the tablet's frame. This case encloses the edges and provides better protection. Second I like the looks and color of this case better.

My only minor quibbles with the case are that I wish it had a ~45 degree angle. Where I use the tablet that angle works well for me. I also would like for the back to be a little less slick. I have to be careful to set the tablet face down on slanted surfaces or it slides off. You would not think that would come up often, but two of the places I routinely set my tablet happen to be slanted.

Overall a good case and I'll probably use it for the life of the tablet.
[Galaxy Tab S Accessories] Crushader:
Received mine few days ago, love it but it's so damn hard to remove, popped the glass off the frame like nicholb explained, learnt the hard way to remove it. It also blocks the sdcard port, I have no idea why so the first thing I did after removing it was snipped it off with a pair of pliers and then smooth it down with a knife, the port now available, still a bit tough to access the card inside cuz the case edge is thick, but it is better than before =]
[Galaxy Tab S Accessories] nicholb:
I had my first minor drop last night with the case on. I had the tablet on the arm of the couch open with the case in position 3 (the one where the cover is pinched together). When I sat down I bumped the tablet and it fell to the ground landing screen down with the cover open. After steeling myself to look at it fearing the worst, I found no damage. The case did its job and protected the tablet.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] Sixbowmans:
New to the S4 - did a search and could not find a similar problem as mine...

My friend gave me his S4 and told me it is rooted - which it is. However, there seems to be no recovery on the phone. When I try power-vol up-home, I get the blue recovery note at the top, but then the phone just continues to boot into the system (MF9). I used Odin to go back to stock and then attempted to boot into recovery - no luck. I rooted the phone again via CF Auto Root and tried to install a custom recovery via Odin and TWRP Manager - still no luck. Anyone have any ideas/suggestions? I appreciate the help.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] Sixbowmans:
Bumping this up to the top for one more run through...thanks everyone.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] mattzeller:
Maybe go in to Odin mode and flash latest stock making sure to unchecked the auto reboot option. When it finishes flashing unplug and pull the battery, let it boot it'll take a while (took mine about 10-15 minutes). You'll then be on latest stock with latest bootloader and recovery. From there you can go back to Odin mode and flash TWRP. Once again making sure to not auto reboot.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] madchainsawer:
Just to be safe back up apps and msic and picture etc on samsung kies and then do a full recovery delete everything and install the latest firmware then try cf auto root again or if you have trouble with that rhen use kingoroot and then flash twrp or phils recovory and get a rom. If that doesnt work just get cyanogenmod installer which installs root and a stock rom.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] Sixbowmans:
Thanks mattzeller. Your suggestion took me back to my Evo days. I took out the sd card, flashed with Odin, pulled the battery, rebooted the system, and then was also able to boot into recovery.
[Galaxy S III General] twinko:
BOYS I GOT IT!!!!!!!!!!! HERE IS THE FINAL SOLUTION FOR G.P.S. FC'S!!!

The problem is caused by libjavacore.so Arter released a fix for (what i think) lollipop releases only for info, DONT FLASH!. it forces a bootloop for 4.4.4.

BUUUUUUT Markox89 released this issue fixer but i was scared of destroying all optimzed libs and data from archidroid. so i copied Markox89s libjavacore.so aaaaaaaand it works!!!!

So step by step now:

1. download attached libjavacore.rar AND EXTRACT!!!!

2. Put the libjavacore.so somewhere on your phone

3. restart to TWRP (recovery)

4. make a nandroid backup (to be save if bootloop) --> full backup

5. open up mount and mount system

6. go to advanced and open file manager

7. now copy the new libjavacore.so (press on it and copy)

8. go to /system/lib

9. paste it

10. not sure if necessary but i pressed on libjavacore.so and sed chmod 755

11. reboot problem solved!!!!!!!!!!!

12. wipe data and cache from gps to avoid wakelock (go to settings-->apps-->g.p.s. (google play service)--> clear cache & manage space-->clear all data)!

13. install myandroidtools from playstore

14. reboot.

15. open myandroidtools --> services --> system

16. go to Google Play Services and google-services-framework and enable (make a tick at) at "System update service". (this will stop the google play services wakelock) BUT you need to tick it every restart. Keep on reading and you will find a solution to fix that automatically, but myandoidtools is nice to verify if it worked or not.

17. reboot. and your done :)

wakelock solution:

1. use boeffla kernel NOT THE NG (i9300 for 4.4.4 CM11.0 kernel - Stable )

2. enable init.d support in boeffla app under settings-->kernel start actions

3. download following script and put it in init folder like describted in Method #1: init.d Script

4. restart Phone

IF THAT DOESNT WORK and you still have update service wakelook. install universal init.d from playstore: https://play.google.com/store/apps/...sal.init.d&utm_source=//apk-freedownload.com/

You can check the wakelocks via wakelockdetector unplug your phone and wait at least 15 min.

now you never need to enable "System update service" after roboot by yourself

edit: after 4 months of use the error appeared again. couldn't fix it with doing the tutorial again. needed to reinstall my rom and did the tutorial afterwards. everything fine now :)

Hint: i dont get money for that information or anything else but try neatrom (the 4.4.4 version - AOSP) http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s3/development/rom-i9300-aosp-neatrom-v5-8-t2603155 its running like a charm. combine it with boeffla kernel omni

http://boeffla.df-kunde.de/sgs3/boef...omni11/stable/ and u have a way more stable system than we have with this patch (and way less wakelocks ;) )
[Galaxy S III General] kiko_italia:
Perfect! Thank you very much :good::D
[Galaxy S III General] MoHuToP:
MATE MATE, thank you! Works! :)
[Galaxy S III General] robbros:
cant find lib

there's only a bin folder when i go in "system" what can i do?
[Galaxy S III General] twinko:
yes because u didnt followed my instructions! do it step by step! do everything i wrote down and you will find the solution. :)
[Galaxy S III General] rezadentevil:
is there any way without wipping data ?????

i just did the cach and dalvik cach but still its stock on booting animation
[Galaxy S III General] twinko:
you got me wrong. i rwote "12. wipe data and cache from gps". that means go to settings-->apps-->g.p.s. (google play service)--> clear cache & manage space-->clear all data.

iam not sure what do you talk about in your second sentence. i have no idea why do you have a bootloop. only reason could be you downloaded arters libjavacore.so. As i wrote DO NOT flash his file, its for 5.1 (lollipop)
[Galaxy S III General] rezadentevil:
hi bro

i had a backup of my rom just like u said. and i should thankyou,

i downloaded the app < myandroidtools>

this app fix my problem, i just went to services\system\and oppend the google paly services and unticked all 144 prmessions<(make the red)

and its comletely disabeled, and when i connect to internet , it aint run anymore

thanx alot bro :D:o;)
[Galaxy S III General] twinko:
omg. thats not a solution, u need gps. its not helpful if u completely disable it. follow my instructions step by step and you have a solution that really works.
[Galaxy S III General] rezadentevil:
i tried again and im stock in bootloop....,

im using DN4 ROM ...,

and i downloaded the attched file,that u did uploaded

what do u suggest??
[Galaxy S III General] twinko:
Dude :D you are using a Note II. you see this thread its posted in a Samsung galaxy s3 subforum :D

Try to look for a fix in the note 2 part of xda :D

but anyway, good to know that it's not working for note 2 :)

My suggestion. check for a 4.4.4 note2 rom that fixed the gps error. download the rom, extract it on your pc. go to /system/lib and copy the libjavacore.rar. with that libjavacore.rar you try my fix.
[Galaxy S III General] rezadentevil:
dear twinko

look bro i know what am i doing,its I9300..., U got me wrong....,

The Md4 is a 4.4.4 Rom of Note4 for the GS3....,

heres the link

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s3/development/m-d-4-tw-4-4-4-mody-rom-tw-4-4-2-l-n-t3005765
[Galaxy S III General] twinko:
oh sorry i only found the original note rom.

so it looks like my fix doesnt work if your custom rom uses parts from note or as i saw s5. try using archidroid 3.0.2
[Galaxy S III General] subrakart:
Wohooooo!! Works like a charm!

Thank you soooooo much twinko!!

Kudos to you for the step by step procedure. What a relief!

:good::good::)
[Galaxy S III General] incognitonk:
Can anyone make a flashable zip out of this?
[Galaxy S III General] twinko:
just follow the step by step tutorial. lazy dude!
[Galaxy S III General] incognitonk:
My phone went into a bootloop as soon as I replaced the lib file. I didnt even get a chance to set permissions.

A flashable zip would be more helpful.

Also, I have already used the technique one time before to fix the error, but it reappeared again for some reason. So, a flashable zip would be easier than manually replacing a file every time the problem resurfaces.
[Galaxy S III General] twinko:
ok :) so give me some more details. u using twrp as recovery? wich kernel, wich rom? did u changed something after fixing it with my tut after the first time?
[Galaxy S III General] poemsme:
Hi, thanks for sharing this! Really help me out, nice work!

Btw anyone have link for the init.d script? Its seems link broken and link for the "method #1" too please.

Thankss
[Galaxy S III General] twinko:
both links are working for me, try a different browser or reconnect :)

good to hear that i could help you :)
[Galaxy S III General] poemsme:
Oh yeah my bad XD

1 more question:

So I using Boeffla kernel NG version, the script still work or no if i use univ. Init.d?

Thanks for quick reply :)
[Galaxy S III General] twinko:
if you use univ. Init.d it doesnt matter wich kernel you use NG or not.

Right now I'm using NG kernel with univ. Init.d aswell.
[Galaxy S III General] behzaad:
[MENTION=5652351]twinko[/MENTION]

If i want to use init.d solution to solve the problem is that necessary to install myandroidtools too? I mean if i use the init.d solution is that necessary to do 13-17 steps too?
[Galaxy S III General] behzaad:
bootloop

oops, pls help me, after doing that now my phone is getting bootloop. my rom is archidroid 4.4.4 and recovery is twrp latest version. i did not do nandroid backup, what should i do? is there any chance to not lost my data? help me pls:crying:
[Galaxy S III General] twinko:
No its not you are right i should rework my tutorial.

Hey bootloop is a result of coping the wrong file or didn't follow my tutorial step by step.

First step: try to reflash archi 4.4.4 and wipe dalvik and cache

If that doesn't work, do a full wipe (all data lost) and reflash your rom.
[Galaxy S III General] SaiFeRr:
Came back from different LL and MM roms back to Archidroid 3.0.2(perfect ROM) but had to deal that nasty Google Play wakelocks that forced me to search alternative ROMS in the first place.

Had quite a headache trying to make that init.d script work.

Since have NG boeffla kernel, this method

wasn't working

Sticked to universal init.d method.

installed app and turned init.d sripts on in it.

Got script placed in /etc/init.d and named it '99fixUpdateService' without `.sh` in the end.

Used root explorer to set ownership user to 'root' and group to 'shell'.

Used root explorer again to set permissions 777 (read write execute to all users)

modified the given script by adding '#!/system/bin/sh' in the beginning, adding 'sleep 140' after it and removing 'su -c ' in each line so that it looks like that:

#!/system/bin/sh
sleep 140
echo "Disabling SystemUpdateService Battery Drain"
pm enable com.google.android.gms/.update.SystemUpdateActivity
pm enable com.google.android.gms/.update.SystemUpdateService
pm enable com.google.android.gms/.update.SystemUpdateService$ActiveReceiver
pm enable com.google.android.gms/.update.SystemUpdateService$Receiver
pm enable com.google.android.gms/.update.SystemUpdateService$SecretCodeReceiver
pm enable com.google.android.gsf/.update.SystemUpdateActivity
pm enable com.google.android.gsf/.update.SystemUpdatePanoActivity
pm enable com.google.android.gsf/.update.SystemUpdateService
pm enable com.google.android.gsf/.update.SystemUpdateService$Receiver
pm enable com.google.android.gsf/.update.SystemUpdateService$SecretCodeReceiver
echo "Script Execution Successful"

saw this script changes in Nexus 5 thread

And finally it worked like charm

Hope it helped someone. Cause it was a massive relieve for me.

Update:

Realised that boeffla kernel that came with ArchiDroid 3.0.2 is pretty old v2.4 NG for CM11.

Flashed v2.14 NG for CM11 and it seems that there is no need for universal init.d anymore.

I have uninstalled it and now scripts in init.d sucsesfully executed by kernel.
[Galaxy S III General] juned393:
Google Play Services Has Stopped

You can solve Google Play Services Has Stopped By Applying 4 Methods...

method1: Clear caches of Google Play Services...

method2: clear data...

method4: update..

method5:reset app preferences..

Source: https://wildtricks.com/google-play-services-has-stopped-android/

I was unable attach link you can copy and paste...
[Galaxy S III General] twinko:
i hope that works for you but for most people it probably wont.
[Galaxy S III General] atrninicc:
/root > /system > /lib
[Moto G General] munlar:
Maybe interesting for you devs: https://github.com/MotorolaMobilityLLC/kernel-msm/releases/tag/MMI-LPB23.13-35
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] gr8hifi:
Is there a way to have the numeric keypad show up during all phone calls? right now it only shows up when i call voice mail. I know I can hit the "keypad button" to have it come up, but this is a step I'd rather not have to take. I do a lot of conference calls from my phone and having the number pad would be far more convenient than the 6 options that I have showing now. My guess was that somehow the phone knows when i am calling voicemail and that's why it keeps the numbers showing...i was hoping there was a way to trick the phone into thinking that all of my calls were to voicemail...

anybody have a clue?

Thanks,

Jason
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lowvoice:
Hey guys I was hoping to see if there would be any codinalte roms I have a sgh-t599n and so far have only come across three working ROMs and wanted to see if anyone else makes them.
[ZenFone 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ntrasme:
In anticipation of the upcoming 5.1 release, is there an easy way to restore system apps I might have deleted without losing data? I just want to make sure I can flash it the moment it comes out. Thank you.
[ZenFone 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cmendonc2:
Best way to restore the system apps correctly is to flash the pre-rooted system.img for your device and build number. For the future, freeze apps in TI backup instead of uninstalling :D
[ZenFone 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ntrasme:
Thanks, Can I also restore them by dumping the files in the backup zip to my system folder? http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=61071722&postcount=3
[ZenFone 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cmendonc2:
Yes, but make sure you are putting the apps in the correct folders :)
[ZenFone 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ntrasme:
Thank you very much! Very excited to see the phone getting better and better everyday. Can't wait for CM/Paranoid and making the best use of our massive battery!