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[Blade General] vaserbanix:
make a backup of rom and then install the new rom without aroma and chech the facebook apk

instalaion is more easly and mount point and format partition are more better

i run now this version and could be a diferrent betwen instalation process

if this can be a fix then restore only data and you will get all setings
[Blade General] deepside_dj:
I also installed the rom without aroma version but i still have the problem. Do you think that the issue might exist because I cleared the Dalvik cache before rom installation?

Edit: It works now. I installed a facebook apk that is from july, and video worka now. It seemes that i must not update facebook then. Thanks for your help [MENTION=3178159]vaserbanix[/MENTION]
[Blade General] ozzyboy86:
vaserbanix imi spui te rog um as putea face pas cu pas sa pot instala acest room dar am actualmente pe telefon instalata apliatia Igo8.x. unde am salvata locatii favorite si traseele care le fac.....nu imi permit sa le pierd...si apk.-l igo nu il mai am...deci am doar ce e instalat...nu mai am kitul de instalare...multumesc anticipat.
[Blade General] vaserbanix:
i give you a PM and next time post in english here, use romanian language on PM

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[Blade General] ozzyboy86:
finaly

I have succeded to instal it.....moves great....should #i keap the nova or swich to apus?
[Blade General] ozzyboy86:
PC-usb connection

There is an issue. after instaling, I have tried to connect the phone to my pc, via USB, and the pc does not see the telephone at all.... what can I do?
[Blade General] vaserbanix:
did you set developer option-"on"

reinstall the drivers

reinstall the rom

id should conect to the pc

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[Blade General] mopiaty:
Hello

Refreshing topic.

I've tested almost all ROMs from Vaserbanix list. IMHO this one is the best. It has a lot of customization possibilities.

Huge thank you!
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] poit:
When OF5 came out on Kies I flashed it and waited because I knew that 5.1.1 would be out in just a few weeks and I could live with stock for that long. Then all the tech blogs started breaking stories about new android vulnerabilities. If I'm not mistaken there were 3 new vulnerabilities in the last week, two of which seem like a pretty big deal. Thankfully both Google and Samsung seem to be stepping up to the plate and announced a new monthly update schedule to address these issues. That's a good thing. Now the dilemma:

As we know, you can't get an OTA update on a rooted phone. And Samsung is a bit slow to post updates to Kies and the public. It usually takes 10 days to 2 weeks after an OTA for it to appear, if it does at all. Here's the question:

In this new paradigm do we stay stock to keep current with bug fixes? I know for me it's a tough question. The latest OG5 rom is really good. The only reason I want root at this point is to block ads. Maybe it's time to for me to live with the ads and quit tinkering with the rom. Did I mention OG5 is REALLY good?

Discuss amongst yourselves.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] pbedard:
Og5 is rooted now

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Thanks to freeza
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] poit:
I see that, but that's not my point. Once rooted, you can't take the monthly bug fixes without reflashing totally stock rom. It makes keeping up with monthly patches more difficult.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] pbedard:
Not always true and theres no fixes to be done
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] logikzzz:
I enjoy tinkering. And putting your security in the basket of "Monthly" updates is a hail mary in the first place.

The only reason Samsung could ever give me to stop rooting would be to give us the devices already rooted.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] Erod730:
Amen to that
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] DaggettBeaver:
I don't have an answer to that, yet, but it is a good question.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] KennyG123:
But it has always been this way. Your choices to get updates were either return to stock or use a custom ROM where the developer incorporated all the latest patches. I think this started either on the S2 or S3.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] flyhighx:
The OP makes a good point and it's a very good question. Blocking ads is a huge part of the decision to root. I'm the kind of guy that even though ads are blocked in my favorite apps I'll still pay for the full version to support the dev. However, blocking ads on websites saves me bandwidth, loads the pages faster, produces a cleaner web page for which I feel no guilt in blocking those ads. Beyond ad blocking, titanium backup still remains such a huge part of root for me. I know there are non root ways to back up my data but root is still needed to freeze/uninstal bloat ware, restore old versions of apps that got ruined with newer updates, and other such things. Also, being able to tinker with other "preference" type things such as removing the camera shutter sound still makes rooting necessary for me although the gap is closing.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] t4d73:
You might already know but if your stock phone is on vibrate there is no shutter sound. All very good points on reason to root btw. Ads probably annoy me the most. My note 2 running cm12 loads pages faster than this thing lol. Overclocked as well though.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] DaggettBeaver:
I think what he means is that those patches will now arrive every month. When they arrived every 6 months or more, it wasn't such a big deal. Now, you'd have to flash stock, take the patch OTA, and do whatever you need to once again in order to get the phone back to where you want it -- every month.

So it's tempting not to mess with root now. I already rooted my OG5, so I made my decision. But it's a good question.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] KennyG123:
I see what you both mean. Of course one option is to skip a month or two and get a few updates at a time. Not sure if there are ROMs that will update with every OTA but if so that is another option.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] mlongue1:
what he said...

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great discussion subject and start, poit, and great points everybody!!!... thumbz_up!!! ...
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] cmdmoto:
I think it's purely a personal decision to take the monthly updates. Almost always I wait for that one person who has to take the update as soon as it comes out and then hear about the issues they have . For instance when OE1 hit, there were many people having big problems. I'm still on OB7 atm and will be doing 2 updated this week now that we have root. I don't see an issue with staying rooted for a while and then just upgraded when you know things are ok. I truly felt for the people having issues on OE1 and wish I could have helped. I too enjoy tinkering and am a flashaholic at heart. Even if the devs don't update every time there is one, I know there will always be something to flash.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] mr_binthoi:
How can I root my N910P?? I've just upgraded to 5.1.1 via official server of Samsung (by S/W Depart ment of Samsung Vietnam) :confused:
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] adrianr514:
Honestly I feel like theres close to no reason to root anymore. All the reason I used to root are now baked into stock roms. I'm going to stay unrooted for a while.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] catseyenu:
Rooting is about me having the freedom to control the hardware I paid for.

Personally this means control over privacy, resources and security.

After all the issues with carrier and manufacturer spyware and bloat why would I trust them to completely control my freaking phone?

/not a sheep
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] kenjesse:
Check out the "Hello 5.1.1 Root" root thread. It's in the Sprint note 4 General area as is this thread.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] Stryke_the_Orc:
Samsung has agreed to monthly updates, but has Sprint? How long does it take Sprint to push the updates after Samsung has finished them? Months. Even if Samsung builds new systems every week, the choke point is still your carrier.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] styles420:
Every method of gaining root access relies on exploiting vulnerabilities - those monthly patches are designed, at least in part, to make it even more difficult for us to root our devices. I'd be all for that if we already had a way to get root permissions out of the box, but since those vulnerabilities are our only option...

And being unable to get automatic OTA updates is more of a feature than a problem - it gives you the control to choose when to update, and that you can make sure that update won't break more than it fixes (removing root access, for example)
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] JJFIVEOH:
The reason I root is to use V4A because the stock Note 4 audio is downright pathetic.

Unfortunately I almost bricked mine last night and now I'm trying to figure out how to get V4A on 5.1.1. Never should have upgraded.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] jamice4u:
I root because I want to control the look and feel of my phone. Why would I want my phone to look like everybody elses. Plus I love to tether too. You guys who are afraid of security hacks are either doing illegal activity, super paranoid or downloading massive amounts of child porn.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] styles420:
The only reason they could give us to stop rooting is if they start shipping phones with root access already enabled - there is no substitute for root access ;)
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] DaggettBeaver:
If they simply changed Android so I could write to the microSD card, I could live without root. I'd want to root, anyway, but I could live without it.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] wrchad23:
Not until they stop putting bloat and tons of crap on the phones from the factory without a way to turn it off.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] DaggettBeaver:
You can turn it off (disable). You just can't uninstall it.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] wrchad23:
True. That was the workaround I did before installing CM12.1 .

My issue is after 6-12 months with a phone I get bored so rooting allows me to completely customize the look. Maybe the new theme engine would help alleviate that urge.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] androodius:
Don't do it! If you root after taking the 5.1 update you can no longer use Odin or the stock kernel. I did it and my phone was down for a month while I tried to get it back up again. I can now only flash new ROMS with TWRP and if they are full stock base I have to change kernels for it to boot. If you want to root I suggest you Odin back to the stock before the last update and if you want the 5.1.1 upgrade with Odin straight to that. I'm not sure how that is working with Odin. I would read up to see if anyone else has had the same problem with that.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] poit:
Not sure what happened to you, bit here's how it worked for me. I was on OF5 stock rooted. When OG5 came out I used Kies to upgrade and it worked flawlessly. After freeza's rooted kernel was published I went ahead and rooted. Worked fine, but the phone became a bit buggy. I can't remember what all the issues were but I was having enough trouble with the phone that I decided to go back to stock kernel. I was able to reflash stock OG5 without wiping data using ODIN, and am now back to totally stock (unrooted). Perhaps it worked better for me because I never modified the recovery partition. At this point my desire for a secure system is greater than my need to tinker with the phone so I'm staying unrooted. Besides, I'm using Android Pay and as far as I know that doesn't work on rooted phones.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] androodius:
It's not the first upgrade to lollipop. There is a small OTA after the original. I'm not sure what the OTA was about but after that if you try and root with Odin (using chainfire) it does something to mess up the bootloader. After that it Odin causes a cache lock so it's like having a Verizon phone. I'm not 100% on what causes it either. I thought it was something I had done to my phone or from some gay hacker that I had stalking me hardcore for awhile until I read something about it in one of the hybrid ROMS. I'm still trying to figure it out.

It's a good idea to not root if your worried about security. The sociepath that got a hold of my entire home network taught me a lesson. I had all my permissions set to global at home because I figured that there is no way anyone's life good be more boring than mine especially to the point where there life was spent monitoring mine. There is nothing of value they could take from my system but they sure spent a lot of time on me. There is a lot of weird crazy people on this planet.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] DaggettBeaver:
Just for kicks, I re-flashed unrooted stock to see if I really need root. So far, I haven't had any burning desire to get root back. I don't use a lot of storage, so the ability to write to the microSD is not even minor inconvenience. The only thing I miss is the superb battery life I was getting with the AEL kernel.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] Tha_Dynasty2049:
ael kernal is the reason to root lol (because 5.1.1 battery life is terrible)

i root to remove apps from adaway

and personally theming.....i like mine to be center clock with no am/pm and any custom 100 percent battery mod

so yea rooting is a must and removing unneeded bloat
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] DaggettBeaver:
Battery life isn't terrible for me, but I'm a light user. I put my phone down for most of the day. If I used it more heavily then, yes, I'd root it just for the AEL kernel. Root also kills Android Pay, but I don't use it, anyway. I would use Samsung Pay if I had a Note 5.

I guess I'm just surprised at how much I DON'T miss root.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] i1ronm4n:
There are so many reasons to root including better security for your device depending on what you choose to install on your device. There are options out there for security, and if you're that paranoid just encrypt your whole device.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] herbiefilms:
Android Pay

I have to say, the one single disapointment in rooting was losing the ability to use the Android Pay services.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] guisar:
I have to say my biggest reason I dropped pay after loving wallet for years is that it requires an unrooted phone.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] sjpritch25:
Running a custom flavor of AOSP. Just wondering why my phone isn't vulnerable to that exploit? Is it do to being a custom ROM , supersu?
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] zphantom55:
If you're on a build from the past few days it's likely that your rom includes cyanogenmod's fix for the exploit.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] sjpritch25:
Okay, I was wondering.
[ZenFone 2 General] jorgeg73:
Hi to all last week i send my wife zenfone 550ml for repair to asus after opening a rma and everything . After I contacted asus customer service, and gave me the shipping address. It was sent to asus repair in the usa.

After a few days an email was sent charging 398.94. This is a 200 dlls phone i have send an email asking why i am been charge no response . This phone was bought on may.

What's wrong whit the phone. First it wasn't drop wet or anything is flawless it wasnt rooted nothing. It suddenly the soft keys stop working and the touch was all mess up couldn't select anything and was left alone it started to open and close apps and typing randomly.

I also reset the phone though the recovery menu no fix.

So this is my story, hope to have a happy ending because i have a 551ml and have bought 6 others for friends.

Thanks to all

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0t8ha_yf8Y&sns=em
[ZenFone 2 General] ElmirBuljubasic:
This is hardware problem, send it to asus.
[ZenFone 2 General] jorgeg73:
Is whit them, they are the ones charging
[ZenFone 2 General] Siddk007:
[MENTION=4359364]jorgeg73[/MENTION] This issue is called GHOST TOUCH where the phone goes crazy and starts operating itself. and its caused mostly due to hardware issue
[ZenFone 2 General] jorgeg73:
Well that's why i open an rma to send ot for repair this is were i am whit them the problem is they only send a invoice charging and there's no answering my emails
[ZenFone 2 General] jorgeg73:
Well asus send back the unfix and screen broken
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] SlimBird:
PC compenion

Problem:

There is no avaliable software for your device.

Details:

sony update engine has no available software for your device

by S1Tool

RUNNING S1_EROM VER "R8A028"

SOFTWARE AID: 0001

LOADER AID: 0001

FLASH ID: "00EC/00BC"

LOADER VERSION: "R4A045"

MODEL (from GDFS): E10i

SOFTWARE VERSION: 1235-3408_2.0.2.A.0.24

CUSTOM VERSION: 1237-2940_R7B

FILESYSTEM VERSION: VIVO-1-2-5_2.0.A.0.504

SERIAL NO: BY900A4X43

i tried a lot of ways, but i think if someone got these erros and fixed, maybe can help me.

i think after installed a recovery files the phone than it changed to e10i, and after that the pc companion dont fix my phone anymore and show that message.

how can i change it back to e10a?

before getting errors i did root the phone, installed xrecovery, and installed Cyanogenmod 2.3.7 using recovery, after that the phone stucks on SE logo and show me that is e10i now.

baseband is M76XX-TSNCJOLYM-53404006

i think it is my error
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] sarfaraax:
Try flashing the stock ftf file using flashtool :-/
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] difi:
Any searches on audio quality return phone call quality.

What about the audio quality, judged against a stand-along mp3 player, using a good pair of headphones (e.g. Etymotic Research, Sennheiser 580's)?

(No comments about Bluetooth audio, please. The current choices aren't anywhere near the two phones listed above...)

Is the output powerful enough? Flat frequency response? Low noise?

I was hoping that, with an 8525 + 4GB microSD, I could dump my current phone AND my flash mp3 player...
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Vulpix:
What sounds good to you for a MP3 player? There is no way any phone in the market can sound as good as a standalone player.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] ionide:
Why not? It all depends on the choice of components. I can imagine that the analogue-to-digital convertor chip in the Hermes is better than that in many cheap and regular standalone mp3 players.

You have to test to make sure though, and then there's personal preference...
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] muskangul:
check SONY ERICSSON W800i

check SONY ERICSSON W800i
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] joecruz:
i think all mp3 players are just like the built in mp3 players on your phone. I'm using my xda trion with logitech headphones and the bass and audio is thumping man! I swear, i see no difference from my friend's ipod video, my logitech earphones give me all the bass and treble and whatever else u can think off, it's awesome! depending on the mp3 (quality etc), when i listen to really good downloaded songs, i feel like i'm hearing it live! it's a matter of earphones/headphones man! whatever ur mp3/ipod/whatever is, if they got crappy earphones/headphones, u'll get crappy sound, if u use ur hermes with good quality earphones/headphones, i swear u'll enjoy ur audio experience
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Matrix_zero:
Good application to use

A good application to use is pocket player by conduits. Costs a couple of bucks off handango, but with the skin of version 2.8(available on their sight) it is soooo easy to use. I can use it with out a stylus. You can't listen to more than 100 mp3s in a week. Sure you probably won't be able to store your entire library on the pda, but it is so convienient. Plus, if you have a pda/phone, you won't miss a call at the gym!

Check out conduits pocket player though... make sure to get the skin of version 2.8 or 2.0 on their website.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] sambartle:
Short answer.. No

I have a few different sets of decent headphones (Shure e2c and e3c, and Grado's SR80's) and the phone doesn't sound anywhere near as good as my iRiver.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] PPCNUT:
I use my Jasjam as my music player and I find it great. When a call comes in the music pauses and then when your done it starts no stopping you MP3 player then answering your phone all just one simple operation. I find it great!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] grafik2:
i also picked up the 8525 after my dell jukebox's headset jack started having problems and causing undesireable amounts of static. loved that player, had it for many years, replaced HD to give it a few more gigs of space, and i have absolutely no complaints about the 8525 as an mp3 player. i use headphones all the time and i havent had any problems with it.

the phone slows down a little bit when using BT and windows media, but a lot of the time i'll use the standard headphones and it runs fine. its real nice to be able to have the music pause automatically so you can take a call

4gig isnt as much as a lot of mp3 players, ie i used to have a 20g, but as long as your a little more selective in your songs you can still virtually have an endless supply of music (ie picking the songs you really like instead of just droppin full albums into it)
[XDA Assist] kimosab:
hi developers, i have a htc one dual sim 802w (m7_cdug) running lollipop. my mom had the same phone as mine so i took a lollipop backup, renamed it, and then restored it to my phone. the problem was that when it was done, i went to my sd card and copied an apk file to my internal storage but it fails saying ''something went wrong while copying google now launcher.apk''. it wasnt only that file that had the problem. i tried doing it by my laptop and i get the message after it fails that my device has been disconnected or is corrupt. well, my device is connected so the only option is that its corrupt. what do i do? pls help (asap). i cant even play my favorite game which is minecraft pe!
[XDA Assist] jd1639:
Hi, thank you for using XDA Assist. If the sd card fails on your device and pc, did you use a stand alone sc card reader on the pc?, then your sd card is corrupt. The only fix is to reformat the card. You'll of course lose everything on it during the format
[Amazon Fire Phone] fortender:
Hello guys,

I am new to this forum and i already have a question.

A friend asked me if it is possible to extract the original firephone standard mail app on his Samsung Galaxy S3. I tried the normal method:

Copying the mail.apk in the /system/priv-app/ to his S3 into the /system/priv-app folder, too and then setting the right attributes.

After a reboot it seems to be installed, but right after booting it shows that the email app has crashed. A manual launch of the main app

isn't possible too. Is there away to flash it manually or did i choose the wrong method to copy that system app? Is it even possible to

do that? Is it compatible?

Hope my english isn't too bad.