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[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hmhackmaster:
My M9 has been flashed with Viper ROM for several months. This morning, I rebooted my phone as I usually do (it seemed to be running a little bit slow).

It properly shut down; but instead of booting back up, it entered a boot loop. The screen lights up, briefly vibrates, the HTC logo appears for about 3 seconds, then it turns off and reboots.

I am able to press all 3 buttons (+ vol, - vol, and pwr) and get to the bootloader mode (I think) with options to boot to download & recovery modes.

Any attempts to get to any other mode result in the device rebooting after ~3 seconds.

Does anyone have any suggestions on what to do next? In this bootloader mode, fastboot does not detect it (not sure if it should). I am not aware of any other options.

Thanks for any help!
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] clsA:
boot to recovery and reflash your rom or restore your backup
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hmhackmaster:
I can't get to recovery. When I try to boot to Recovery, the phone bootloops just before the Recovery would appear.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] michaelopolis:
Running kitkat, battery recently replaced. all good for a month.

Yesterday the phone suddenly switched off , i switched it on again and the battery had jumped down about 40%.

It crashed again but then remained stable for the rest of the day.

Tonight (at 50% battery remaining) i got a sudden warning "6% battery remaining" and it crashed again, i switched on again and the battery went back to normal , around 40%, stable since.

Any ideas or is the phone on the way out ?
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Primokorn:
Did you buy an official N5 battery? It looks like a faulty battery...
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] michaelopolis:
This is the one i ordered

https://www.replacebase.co.uk/lg-nexus-5-d820-replacement-battery-bl-t9-original-6818/

Phone seems ok today so far, would wiping the cache be worth a try ?

Thanks for the help.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Primokorn:
It can't do any harm but it won't help in this situation.

Try the following:

1. Let the battery go to 5% then charge your device to 100%

2. Disconnect the cable

3. Reconnect it and check if the battery level is at 100%. If not keep charging. If 100% disconnect and reboot. Then reconnect until 100%

These steps worked for some users (even if steps 1 & 2 should be enough IMHO).

Moreover you can try to remove apps or flash the factory images to check if the problem persists. If nothing works then your last attempt is to send it back to ReplaceBase.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] michaelopolis:
thanks for taking the time to reply, will try your suggestions,
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] michaelopolis:
Just had another strange battery drain, captured it on this screenshot.

You can see battery just takes a sudden dive and recovers somewhat.

http://dl-1.va.us.xda-developers.co....png?key=ftn99xdXJLEfZ80y35-hWA&ts=1442328244
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Primokorn:
I have just read a nice thread about massive battery drain. Check this out.

His explanations fit with your battery stats.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] michaelopolis:
Thanks for that, will have a browse, but would it explain my phone suddenly dying at 50% ?
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Primokorn:
I guess. Anyway you should follow the above steps and clean up your device by removing useless apps/features. Finally flashing factory images is sometimes a good thing to start from scratch.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] michaelopolis:
Thanks again

I just tried your first suggestion, charged till 100% then disconnect, it immediately dropped to 99% so i recharged to 100%

Then disconnected and rebooted, weirdly when the phone rebooted it said the battery was now at 19% ,

Back on charge again.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Primokorn:
Ugh.... Good luck but I would bet on a faulty battery. You'll probably have to send it back if you can use the warranty.

Did you have the same issue after receiving the new battery? Did you change several things of your setup (kernel, new apps...)?

Going from 100% to 19% can't be explained by the above thread. IMO no apps, no kernel, no software can explain this drop. Some folks say that it can also be caused by the motherboard...
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] michaelopolis:
Replacebase have promised to send me out a new battery , they too think its likely a dodgy battery, top customer service so far, hopefully it wont take too long to arrive.

I didnt change anything on my phone, perhaps updated some apps , its stock Kitkat,,, meanwhile Is there any way to check the health of the motherboard ? i don't like the sound of that.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Primokorn:
Without profesionnal tools we can't check this AFAIK. Don't worry about the motherboard. It was only a suggestion reported by a few users. Chances are your problem will be solved after receiving the new battery.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] michaelopolis:
ok thought as much, battery charged up to 100%, rebooted and now at 60%.

Ill put back in the old battery for now and see how it behaves. thanks for you help
[T-Mobile LG G4] cms062407:
Hello,

I just purchased a LG G4, it is locked to T-mobile. How can I unlock this in a timely manner?

I tried the "unlock" app, but that said it "failed"

Also, I do not have any friends who have tmobile to help me, by putting their SIM card in it and then using the "unlock" app.

Do I have any other ways to do this, besides paying $50 online? Is there a way to install some sort of Custom ROM that also unlocked the SIM?

Thanks a lot!
[T-Mobile LG G4] Charkatak:
To permanently unlock the phone you have to use T-Mobile's sim card, make at least one call and then usual wait is about 40 days before they will let you unlocked the phone. What I have heard you could use temporary unlock which gives you 30 days to use the phone with another carrier. I would suggest you go to t-mobile store, tell them your story and ask for a sim card that you can try in the store. They have many activated sim cards in their demo units.
[OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Black Adam:
Hey guys, my oneplus 2 is on version 2.0.2 and I'm having a weird Spotify bug. When it's in my pocket it'll skip and stop. I thought somehow it was turning on using the double tap to wake gesture so I disabled it but it and it didn't make a difference. I also use poweramp and I've never has this happen with that app. Maybe it's turning on the screen somehow? Any help would be appreciated.
[OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] johnny12times:
There are gestures for Music control that include play, pause, next and back. Might check to see if those are enabled. Another way of making sure it's not gesture related would be to always put your phone in your pocket with the screen facing out. That ensures that your thigh isn't 'drawing symbols' on your touch screen. Downside is exposing your screen to things you bump in to...
[OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Black Adam:
I tried both of those already. I don't use the music gestures so I never turned them on. Weird because it doesn't happen with poweramp, only spotify.
[Android General] zijin_cheng:
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The Infocus M810t has almost the exact same specs as the Oneplus One, just a smaller battery. And it costs just $160. The Oneplus Two isn't that much of an increase from the Oneplus One either, if the user experience on this phone is good, this is half the price of a Oneplus One or almost 1/3 of a Oneplus two, so there would be no reason to go with a Oneplus if this phone does deliver on it's user experience. It's currently available here for $160:

http://goo.gl/519LMo

Check out the specs on this phone:

Display: 5.5 inch FHD Screen, 1920x1080 pixels

CPU: Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 Quad Core 2.5GHz

System: Android 4.4

RAM + ROM: 2GB RAM + 16GB ROM

Camera: Back camera 13.0MP Sony-Exmor R sensor, f2.2 aperture + 5.0MP front camera

NFC, Bluetooth: 4.0, GPS

SIM Card: Single Micro SIM

2G: GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz

3G: WCDMA 1900/2100MHz

4G: FDD-LTE 700/900/1800/2100MHz
[Android General] nbajpai9:
Don't think so that it can replace one plus two as it has only 2gb ram, SD 801
[Android General] Krystyna:
Nice phone.
[Android General] WearySky:
I'm waiting on a review unit to show up. Pretty excited about this phone, even though it doesn't have 850MHz 3G.
[Android General] zijin_cheng:
Nothing stresses out the SD801 and 2GB of RAM, so for now the SD810 and 3GB is overkill.

Looking forward to your review! Weirdly enough I get strong 3G reception but it doesn't switch to 4G LTE, and I even changed my Rogers APN to LTE....
[Android General] WearySky:
Hrmm, that's weird indeed. Hopefully mine can get 4G. Otherwise, being 1900-only 3G would be a bit of a drag.
[Android General] gsmyth:
Just ordered one of these from Tinydeal, so will probably be a couple of weeks until its delivered (to UK). Previously had a Oneplus One and so the hardware appealed to be along with the fact its a little over £100 at the moment. Any review I've read has also said that the build quality is great, its built by one of the same contractors used by Apple and it reminds me of the new Sony Z5 premium. Has anyone seen any custom ROM development? As its uses a lot of the same hardware as the OPO I thought it may be possible. I've seen a quick root tutorial which I will probably use and also seen the stock system files to flash which is always handy to have just in case.

Root

http://playfuldroid.com/how-to-root-infocus-m810-in-less-than-an-hour/
[Android General] code4bugs:
I saw CWM released package but don't know if it works(i'm waiting too the device).
[Android General] gsmyth:
Do you know if there is any difference between the M810 and M810T model? Im not sure if there are different variants or if its the same device.
[Android General] code4bugs:
It seems the same exact model.
[Android General] gsmyth:
Cool thanks, I have been searching and comparing between different sites/youtube reviews but couldnt see any difference, I thought it might refer to the Gold version but think your right its the one and the same.

I also found a glass screen protector and a case (basic minimal) on another site as there wasnt much on ebay, will most likely order them both as they are so cheap.

http://www.gearbest.com/cell-phones/pp_236832.html

http://www.gearbest.com/cell-phones/pp_236150.html
[Android General] WearySky:
Oh wait - I just realized (had forgotten the specs) that this phone only has 700MHz LTE support. According to the cell tower map, I can't actually find any 700MHz Rogers towers in my area. YMMV, of course.
[Android General] zijin_cheng:
Let us know how you like it!

Oh my goodness I'm a complete idiot. I saw 2100MHz LTE and immediately thought it was 2600MHz
[Android General] WearySky:
And interestingly, even though Gearbest lists it as supporting 700/900/1800/2100, the sticker on the back of the box only lists FDD bands 1 and 3 (2100 and 1800, respectively). BUT, it also says that it supports WCDMA 850/1900/2100, whereas Gearbest lists only 1900/2100. Interesting. I *did* get it from Gearbest.
[Android General] code4bugs:
on youtube there are reviews of this products, this is the back of the box http://imgur.com/mdDQs9t
[Android General] WearySky:
Yeah, I know - when I was talking about the sticker on the back of the box I was holding one in my hand. Lol.

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As an aside - my M810T appears to have arrived pre-rooted.

I wonder, since the Snapdragon 801 supports way more LTE bands, if it would be possible to unlock the other LTE bands on this phone? I know that the OPO was able to do that... But I have a feeling the antenna might be a limiting factor?
[Android General] code4bugs:
Good for rooting,you shoud check baseband and see if it is the same as other unlocked band devices. For the customization, the inlife ui is hardcoded in the framework or is only a launcher and some bloat apps?
[Android General] WearySky:
Baseband is M8974AAAAANPZM - that seems to match the baseband of the OnePlus One and LG G3, as far as I can tell from a quick google search? I'm not really sure about that kind of stuff. Edit - wait, the baseband ONLY shows M8974AAAAANPZM, nothing else... Other basebands seem to show more.

Inlife customization seems to be part of the framework... Settings and such don't appear to be stock Android settings. I ditched the stock launcher (Launcher+ - but it also comes with "EZ Launcher") in place of Nova... Can't seem to get SuperSU to install even though it's already pre-rooted (with Kingroot, which I'm not sure how much I trust).

Just downloading/installing the Lollipop update now. Initial KitKat Antutu score is 41,000... Not as high as the OPO but it's running pretty smooth for me so far.
[Android General] code4bugs:
If the hw component seems similar to opo is possible to try building something similar. For rooting try booting on cwm posted earlier in the thread and flashing supersu zip from here. Next week hope to receive my devices :D
[Android General] WearySky:
It's rooted, but it was rooted with Kingroot which left the Kinguser app there. I don't want to use that as my root app, I want to use SuperSU, but it doesn't seem to work simply by installing it from the play store. I'm going to try unrooting the Kingroot version, since root seems to break OTA updates any way.
[Android General] code4bugs:
http://imgur.com/skS6RBK

com.android.dc is not listed (i'm using ProcessView app for logging processes)
[Android General] gsmyth:
Thanks again, I installed the app 'Disable Service' and found MobiSyncService and disabled it, will see how it goes.
[Android General] Oswaldo4:
Try this:

Tap Phone

Image

Key in *#*#4636#*#*

Tap on Device information

Tap drop down menu under Set preferred network type:

Select GSM only

Tap the Back key

Tap the Home key to return to the home screen

But after every restart u will have to redo..
[Android General] WearySky:
I can confirm that I was able to get it working on KitKat. Had to tweak the shell script a little bit as I had copied it to my external sd card (so had to change where it was looking for things), and it didn't automatically uninstall Kingroot - but when I went into SuperSu it was able to install an updated su, and also uninstalled KingRoot for me.

And no, it won't work on Lollipop as it requires Kingroot to root first, and Kingroot doesn't work on our device in Lollipop. But hey, at least KingRoot is gone.
[Android General] gsmyth:
Thanks, thats the same menu that the network mode app takes you to, which does the job. Just needs to be set again after a reboot as you say.

I should really just update to lollipop, but like having root, for just basic things like an adblocker and root explorer.

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Missing double tap to wake also, it would probably need enabled at kernel level. There is an app for double tap to sleep, you can set it for double tapping the status bar which is handy.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.phoenixstudios.aiogestures
[Android General] Oswaldo4:
Have you done that yet? My phone boots really slow, it takes really long, it seems that something is wrong.. And today I tried some app next louncher, now the homescreen can not rotate into landscape view.. I would like to reflash lollipop as well.. Tnx for advising about the body case.
[Android General] Opty2:
In lollipop there is an option to disabled 4g network (settings/data mobile) but dosen't work.

I disable it but 4g net still working.

How I can force only 3g net? I think that battery performs better with this
[Android General] gsmyth:
Does this app work on lollipop? Not sure if its maybe for pre-5.0...

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ather.networkmode
[Android General] WearySky:
The way I read that setting's description, it seemed like it was to enable/disable things like LTE voice. Weirdly, many Chinese Android phones let you choose what type of network you want to use - 2G/3G or 2G/3G/4G... It's sad that this one doesn't.
[Android General] gsmyth:
On the fence considering updating to Lollipop and have just tried QuickBoot and it boots you straight to recovery which is handy. Its working on KitKat for me and needs root.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.siriusapplications.quickboot
[Android General] Opty2:
With the usb connected you can into recovery easyly
[Android General] hunter_111:
Firmware with Root 5.0.2 Lollipop

Hi,in forum 4Pda men "titovich" make firmware 5.0.2 with Root!

Download this link: h*tp://4pda.ru/forum/index.php?s=&showtopic=595213&view=findpost&p=43509994

Dont forget put + in reputation "titovich" in forum :)
[Android General] gsmyth:
Awesome news! Thanks for the update.

Trying to read a google translated version of the link you provided, below is (I think) Titovich's post with instructions.

So are we able to update from 4.4.2 to the rooted 5.0.2? Or is it preferable to be running stock 5.0.2?
[Android General] code4bugs:
I tried from stock 5.0.2 and it's working. Also i'm checking if flashfire works
[Android General] gsmyth:
Fantastic! Whats flashfire? :silly:
[Android General] code4bugs:
Tool from chainfire for flashing without custom recovery some zips(like lollipop xposed or gapps). Edit: works!
[Android General] gsmyth:
Great news, had a look at flashfire and had used mobile odin a bit previously (on a Galaxy S4). So this can be flashed from the flashfire app itself, no need for adb/fastboot?

Installed and opened the flashfire app but couldn't acquire root, have kingroot installed.
[Android General] code4bugs:
For flashing the rooted rom you need to be in fastboot mode and click on cmd file in the extracted folder of the zip

For installing xposed on lollipop you need to flash a zip, but without custom recovery i tried flashfire and it flashed xposed.

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I tested flashfire on lollipop,don't know on other android version

http://imgur.com/wy8maOs
[Android General] gsmyth:
Thanks, I'll just upgrade to stock lollipop, then the flash the rooted one. Will keep flashfire in mind as it looks very handy.
[Android General] Masga:
Wow this...........:confused::confused:

I don´t get it.

Need i be on Lollipop to use Root and if i am on Lollipop need i flash all the files or just one of them............

I always flashed my smarthphone with twrp,so fastboot is new for me.

I would much appreciate, if someone can make a guide which is easy to unterstand.
[Android General] WearySky:
So... Finally had a chance to check out those tutorials. They all require getting the phone into diagnostic mode, and so far, have not been able to find a way to get the phone into diagnostic mode. None of the dialer codes work. Once I get past that part, I will report back. :)
[Android General] realista87:
i have to ask u if this phone does have DUAL fron facing SPEAKERS. if yes, sound quality is good?
[Android General] gsmyth:
It does have a front facing speaker, just the one, the bottom one is the loud speaker.

The sound quality is pretty good, not amazing but does the job. Comparing it to the Oneplus One it would not be quite as loud, there is an audio eq/fx app built in though so you can tweak it a bit. Sounds decent over headphones too.
[Android General] hugoprh:
No you don't need to be on Lollipop, just extract the "ROOTED_android_502_Infocus_M810_by_titovich.zip", then enable developers options on the phone, enable USB debugging, then connect the phone to a PC and go to the previous extracted folder, now here hold the shift key down and "left click" anywhere inside the folder (don't click on top of a file) and select the option "Open command windows here", now with CMD open, type "adb reboot bootloader", now your phone should show the InFocus Logo with "Fastboot" text on the top left corner, when in this mode, just run the file "!if_M810t_Android502_rooted.cmd" that is on the previously extracted folder.

Give it a good 10/15 min and that should do it, you should now see Android Lollipop restarting, enjoy your rooted phone =D
[Android General] WearySky:
Note that you must also have adb installed, and the path to ADB in your system's path setting as well. :)
[Android General] gsmyth:
Theres a couple of quick and easy ADB tools on XDA below. [MENTION=3264058]hugoprh[/MENTION]

15 seconds ADB installer

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=48915118

Minimal ADB and fastboot tool

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=42407269
[Android General] hugoprh:
Correct for both, but the zip file has the adb and fastboot files needed for this operation, if the user opens the CMD on the extracted folder, he should have no issues in regards to ADB and FASTBOOT
[Android General] gsmyth:
So they're all included? Excellent! :good:
[Android General] WearySky:
Ahh, that does make it easy indeed.

Now, if only it was so easy to get into Diagnostics mode. Grrr.
[Android General] hugoprh:
Is there any reason for using "Diagnostics mode" I have no idea how get into it, but just curious what can be one there =P
[Android General] WearySky:
All of the guides for unlocking other LTE bands require getting into diagnostics mode (to use the Qualcomm tools). I wanted to try to see if I could unlock some of the other bands, but no dice so far.
[Android General] Oswaldo4:
I would like to install the rooted version too, can anybody explain to a noob how to do it? Running stock lollipop.
[Android General] Masga:
Wow, your instruction was very easy to unterstand.

Still i have a problem.

If i open the !if_M810t_Android502_rooted.cmd ( in Fastboot mode) i get a message <waiting for device>.I already installed ADB with 15 seconds ADB Installer.
[Android General] gsmyth:
Did the adb installer make you install the right drivers? Have you restarted your PC after installing adb/drivers? I think there's an on phone authorisation prompt to allow adb access at some stage. It might be worth changing your screen time out to 'never' so you don't miss it.
[Android General] alchemila:
infocus m810t diagnostic mode not open.pleaee help :(
[Android General] hugoprh:
OK,forget the ADB part, just turn off the phone, plug the USB cable to the phone and PC, now press Volume Down + Power, when the infocus logo shows, release just the power button, wait about 5 seconds and now the phone should be in fastboot mode, you can confirm this, if the top left corner shows "fastboot", if it does, now just run the .cmd file.
[Android General] gsmyth:
The app Quick boot also lets you boot straight to the bootloader (fastboot), it just needs root.
[Android General] WearySky:
Note that the person you're both replying to seems to have already successfully gotten it into fastboot mode. But fastboot doesn't seem to be able to see it. I had that happen with me, as well, I can't remember what the solution was.
[Android General] gsmyth:
Ah yes I've had it before with other devices. I think I checked and uninstalled any Android related drivers via device manager, then reinstalled them again. Or try different ones, e.g. pda.net, standard Google ones.
[Android General] WearySky:
Ahh... I think it started happening after I flashed the KitKat rom. Because the script for that pushes 0x0489 to adb_usb.ini, fastboot commands needed to be amended to read fastboot -i 0x0489 instead of just fastboot. Masga: if you just type "fastboot devices" in your command prompt when you're in fastboot mode, does it show your device? And if not, does it show up if you run "fastboot -i 0x0489 devices"? If it does in the latter case, just edit your .cmd file and replace all instances of "fastboot" with "fastboot -i 0x0489"