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[AT&T HTC One (M8)] ZMiDZ:
Hello!

I have a HTC One M8 running stock 5.0.2 and since upgraded to 5, I've had an issue that when I begin scrolling web pages in Chrome or even just my newsfeed in Facebook, it will randomly cause the phone to reboot. The phone is rooted but it never had this issue prior to the update. Can anyone point me in the right direction for troubleshooting this odd issue?

Thanks for any help provided.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] redpoint73:
How exactly did you "update"? Was it by official OTA, RUU?
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] ZMiDZ:
Hi there. I used the RUU from the HTC website to update. 4.28.502.1
[XDA Assist] Taidanatensai:
Okay, my pops sent me the Galaxy Note 3 that he used to use with the 64GB memory card in it. For some reason, no matter how many times I delete his old files from the SD card, they reappear every single time I reboot the phone. It also won't let me save any pictures I took. If I take a picture on this phone it only shows up blank. Videos I record show up blank and all.
[XDA Assist] Primokorn:
Hi,

That's pretty weird... Try posting your question in the Q&A section of your device:

Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Good luck.
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fcronnie10:
Hello,

I have problem with my S6 (64GB) with Back Button. From yesterady it has been pressing this button continuously . Before that it was like once or twice a day, but I didn't care. Restart is not a solution. I tried to wipe cache memory, but it didn't work as well. The phone is completely undamaged, buttons are clean, 2months old, from mobile operator. First day after purchase I had to repaired it, because it was overheating and they replaced motherboard. Do you know guys some solution?

Video:

[YOUTUBE]watch?v=3YOKLqImojw[/YOUTUBE]

Thank you.
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Theodric58:
Have you tried booting into safe mode? That will disable any 3rd party apps that might be causing the problem.

1 Power the device off

2 Press and hold the Power key.

3 When the device vibrates; release the Power key and immediately hold down the Volume Down key

4 Keep pressing the Volume down key until the device boots up completely.

5 If successful, Safe Mode will appear on the device screen in the bottom left corner.
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrpiter:
I have exactly the same issue. Is your knox 0x1?
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cruz_royals:
Had that problem, software problem you need to restore the firmware, download your phones software from sammobile.com and flash it to your phone and it should fix the problem.
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Carlos2920:
I got a samsung a10e the back button keeps backing up by itself how can i fix it
[Android One (First-Generation) Cross-Device Origin] uzairnaim:
This os is best for Android phones
[Android One (First-Generation) Cross-Device Origin] rohitsonone:
If you look at the sources they are not for hdpi devices therfore no development atleast for now as i see it. I also want to see something different from aosp ROMs.

Stock rom modified to xperia ui would be cool too.

For our device it looks aosp ROMs is what senior devs prefer.
[Android One (First-Generation) Cross-Device Origin] uzairnaim:
Why any developer not work in miui ROM I know your answer but miui7 is good for Android phones
[Android One (First-Generation) Cross-Device Origin] debajyoti1:
me too waiting for miui....some replied that i should bought xiomi phones rather than Android one..and some says that miui v7 cant be portable to our device cause of hdpi...but tgen why no devs are interested to port the miui v6???its already ported for our chipset just have to make it work for android one..... http://www.mtkroms.com/2015/03/442-miui-v6-for-mtk-6582.html
[Android One (First-Generation) Cross-Device Origin] rohitsonone:
Mods please move this thread to appropriate section
[Android One (First-Generation) Cross-Device Origin] joeyhuab:
If you like it so much, then why don't you compile it? Devs are tired of requests for MIUI. THEY DON'T WANT TO DO IT.
[Android One (First-Generation) Cross-Device Origin] ghpranav:
Hey guys, if anyone is interested in porting miui 6, then contact me on fb, as I don't have enough bandwidth to download the ROM, I can guide you all through the way, all I need is a guy (or even a girl :p ) who has some at least basic knowledge & is ready to waste some time with me :v (as porting can't always be successful)...

Contact me here: http://fb.me/pranav.bedre.1
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XdevU:
Hi my phone wifi won't turn on, mine is motog first gen purchased on jan 2014 XT1033. I did factory reset, tried turning on airplane mode and then turn off and turn on wifi, tried on safe mode, tried factory reset with automatic restore off and on, did sequential test and in that the wifi says starting wlan scan and just sits there forever. After all this I still have the issue in which wifi says turnng on. WPS Push button says failed. I have taken bug report of wifi turning on and for WPS Push button failed events. Now dont know how to proceed. KIndly help
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ragarianok:
Wrong forum.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] ronaldphl:
Dear All,

Sorry that some of you may deem this is a n00b question but I have read extensively try to find the answer but with no result so far.

Lately, I have shifted to PDAviet's Rom as it, by default, has a unlocked extrom (yes, that should be a criteria for choosing a Rom as many of you can unlock the rom yourself). But everytime after I installed TCPMP into the extrom, I can't use it as it always prompts me that 'either it is not trusted or some of its components can not be found'. I know it maybe due to the Unsigned or unsecured issue thus I tried the default_unsigned_extended_ROM and Default_Unsigned_Unihide_Extrom but nothing happens.

Could somebody teach me about the proper procedure to unlock -> disable the "security" checking -> utilise the extrom. ? I can write up a complete procedure for that and see if it can be accepted in the Wiki.

Biggest thanks for the help.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] ronaldphl:
Are there any one that can help? THanks alot again
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] motty2057:
Hi,

I had same troubless, I am not so experienced in this field, anyway after I habe red your post I find solution might works. Normally I am using ext ROM unhider only. After instalation of TCPMP I had same headache. After I have red your post I have used ext ROM unlocker also AND my TCPMP working now! Hope it will be also helpful for you...
[XDA Assist] S5noob:
i can go into recovery mode, yes.

before that the build type was the SM-G900T, f0G0 version.

after i go into recovery mode i cant factory reset, i deleted supersu by accident and after the

reboot it doesnt go past the S5 logo
[XDA Assist] Primokorn:
Hi,

Try posting your question here:

T-Mobile Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

The experts there may be able to help.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] Sakuryu:
I've been away for a while and I apologize if the answer is here somewhere, I looked and couldn't find what I was looking for but maybe I wasn't looking right. Anyways I just got my S5, already tripped knox :p oops, but don't care. What I do care about is no more OTA updates D: so I'm not auto up on new stuff. I guess that's okay if I want root but I digress. Is there a way to update to 5.1.1 (i'm on 5.0) without nuking my phone? I get tired of the backup-update back and forth back and forth with updating. I already had a few snags with ODIN'ing the root for the phone and such. I think I'm on my 3-4 full setup and it's getting tiring.

TL;DR- Is there a way to update to 5.1.1 without having to backup/restore all of my data, like a pre-root or rootable ODIN of 5.1.1? Second, is 5.1.1 important? I heard it fixes alot of bad security problems.

Oh and I don't need a custom rom, I actually like the standard phone.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] AxAtAx:
So you are wanting to run stock rom with just root?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] Sakuryu:
Yeah i found out how after a bit of searching. But now i have seandroid not enforcing. Warranty set kerne
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] Sakuryu:
Update here, I just ran the stagefright detector and it shows me as being vulnerable. I updated to FOG6 5.1.1 Deodexed/Rooted. Shouldn't it have been patched?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] Mojo Jojoh:
From What I heard the 5.1.1. update only fixed part of the issue, after the fix another issue was found.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] cyberon:
Hi [MENTION=362563]gladiac[/MENTION] and first of all thanks for the work and time spent developing this amazing tool.

I'm currently running stock Marshmallow on my Nexus 6 and i plan to stay like that, but would like to test my device with ForceEncrypt disabled. Here are my doubts.

1 - Does this work on stock?

2 - Would i be able to flash the monthly security update images without having to wipe my device every time?

3 - In your opinion, do the speed gains justify the all the work?

Thanks in advance.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] gladiac:
Hi [MENTION=2261778]cyberon[/MENTION],

good questions!

Yes, FED-Patcher works on stock! Marshmallow made it necessary to do a new release, v7, to get rid of an error message at boot but other than that, FED-Patcher works just fine on Android 6.

Well, I don't know how the monthly security-updates will be deployed. I guess it will be done by OTA (Over the Air) updates. OTA will probably not work after modifying the boot-image. However, flashing factory images should work just fine. Additionally, most of the time, OTA-zips are being posted here on xda or androidpolice whenever they become available so doing manual OTA updates is another possibility to do updates.

To get back to your question - wiping should not be necessary after an upgrade - be it via OTA or factory images. Google did a fantastic job with the upgrade-functionality in newer Android versions. However, whenever you do an update, be sure to run FED-Patcher afterwards because, in case the boot-partitions got updated, forced encryption will be in place again and on the first boot it will encrypt you device.

Well, I do all my tests on a HTC Nexus 9 (flounder). It is a pretty fast beast. However, on an unmodified stock rom, it was clearly tangible that the GUI had more latency than necessary. Apps loaded pretty slowly - compared to my Sony Xperia Z1 (honami) it took like twice as long to start youtube - and in general it just did not behave like a beast. This was why I started writing FED-Patcher. In my opinion it was worth my time. (it wasn't that much actually)

I hope I could help.

Enjoy, gladiac
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] cyberon:
Thanks for the quick and detailed answer [MENTION=362563]gladiac[/MENTION], now regarding point number 2.

I never wait for the OTA, but always flash the images manually.

As far as i understand from your answer, it would it be ok to flash all the img files manually, then flash TWRP and finally flash FED without booting the OS.

Am i missing something?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] gladiac:
That's pretty much how I would do it. You don't even have to flash TWRP if you just skip flashing the recovery.img which is included in the factory-image package.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] cyberon:
Thanks [MENTION=362563]gladiac[/MENTION], will try that way.

PS: I have a feeling that if we had this option added to a toolkit like Wugfresh Nexus Root Toolkit, it would be an instant success.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] provolinoo:
hi [MENTION=362563]gladiac[/MENTION]

first of all thanks for your patch :)

I'm on Nexus 6 with stock Marshmallow and all I want to do is disable encryption and enable root.

Is your patch + SuperSU enough or I need something else?

Thanks a lot :)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] stonebear:
Worked on my N9 - thanks! :)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] gladiac:
Hi [MENTION=3205519]provolinoo[/MENTION],

well, FED Patcher will disable the forced encryption for you. However, SuperSU will not work so easily. The reason for that is that the stock ROM has SeLinux enabled in "enforcing" mode. SuperSU does not work without adding more SeLinux Policies to the stock ROM. Unfortunately, it's not in the scope of FED Patcher to add SeLinux policies for SuperSU. This should be done inside the flashable ZIP of SuperSU instead.

The last time I tested SuperSU with marshmallow stock was with version 2.52 BETA. It did not work. The result was a boot-loop because of one or more SeLinux denials. A little more info on that matter is here.

So, to get SuperSU working you would have to set SeLinux to "permissive" mode. Alternatively, you can use [MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION]'s boot.imgs to make SuperSU work.

Have fun, gladiac
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dmantilal:
Thank you gladiac. Your FED patcher (v8) works flawlessly on my Nexus 9. Edit: I am using TWRP 2.8.7.1

The gerrit conversation you linked is interesting. I am grateful that someone with your skills decided to support our ability to choose whether or not to encrypt. CM thinks I am smart enough for root priveleges but I am too stupid to be trusted with decryption?

Don't some major vendors allow the disabling of encryption from within Android?

Anyway, thanks for the patcher. :)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] provolinoo:
I agree, I love CM roms but their decision to force encryption when most of cm users are power-user is a nonsense
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jamesalfred:
Sooo....basically, I cannot use a stock Marshmallow that is FEDpatched and with root (using SuperSU, unless there is alternative)? If I want those, I have to get one of the custom ROMs?

EDIT: also, I tried using Chainfire's modified boot. It is stated that it will disable the forceencrypt. It didn't work in mine, still encrypted.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dmantilal:
Did you follow the directions and format the entire "data" partition?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] nextelbuddy:
I too have the same problem didnt work for me.

im on the the new 6.0 L build but went ahead and flashed the modified boot image for K build just so I could flash the TWRP img.

Once TWRP was installed, I installed the Fed path ZIP and that went well supposedly. and then after that I did a factory reset, then I WIPED the DATA, CACHE and Dalvik.. I rebooted setup my device and it still shows encrypted.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dmantilal:
It did not work because you did not follow the directions.

Flash TWRP. Flash FED. Full wipe (or format, depending on your choice of terminology). OP goes on to clarify by saying "This full wipe will clear all your data on your data-partition (where your apps as well as their settings are stored) as well as on your internal storage so please, do a backup before.", meaning if you did not lose everything on data, which includes "/sdcard", you most likely did it wrong.

Give us more info so we can help (assuming you fid it right initially).

P.S. - 6.0 is M(arshmallow), not L(ollipop).
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] nextelbuddy:
i solved my issue. i was wiping DATA but not choosing internal storage. i did that and rebooted and now it says ENCRYPT not ENCRYPTED

THANKS!

so currently I have a modified boot image from the K build, TWRP and now a modifier boot.img kernel for no force encrypt BUT I am not rooted and dont plan on it. does this mean I can still get OTAs?> i would guess not since my boot image has been modified and i am unlocked? would i even want an OTA? wouldnt that just give me a stock boot.img again causing me to get encrypted on the next boot after OTA?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dmantilal:
Side-loading the OTA then following that with a FED flash seems much safer.

Loading an OTA directly would over-write the boot.img with a ForceEncrypt boot.img, logically Forcing Encryption (derp) at boot.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jamespat93:
I am using chroma ROM which doesn't force encryption and my device is still encrypted. Can I still use this?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] rawdealer:
You can if you want :) But if you want to unencrypt your phone, backup your ROM, copy sd content to your computer, wipe everything! in recovery (twrp) including Format Data, Factory reset, internal storage etc. Connect your phone while in recovery to your computer (you'll see 25.98GB instead of 23.03GB), copy sd content back to your phone, restore your rom backup and you'll be fine. :)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Emilius:
I can't get it work on Nexus 6 and chroma rom r26.

My steps: wipe everything, push folder (rom,patcher and gapps), flash chroma, flash gapps, flash patcher, wipe everything but system

after boot in setting/security it is again encrypted. what I am doing wrong?
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] Bens73:
Hello,

I use miu 7 v5.9.x from wuxianlin000000 (currently 5.10.22) but the coloros camera app not working. it always say : updating the camera, it will automatically close later. The version of this app is 2.0.2995.150424

I try to uninstall it (with titanium backup without success), flash with different version (K1,...) nothing solve the problem.

Any solution?
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] Zeus Hai:
try this new ROM 5.11.12, the COS Camera is fixed.

miuirom.xiaomi.com/rom/u211670687/5.11.12/miui_Find7_wxl_5.11.12_65d1d925de_4.4.zip
[Moto X Q&A] cindylike24:
This may not be possible but I figured that I'd ask anyway. Is there any way to get the notification icons that pop up on the status bar to be more like the KitKat icons? I've got some notifications that show up as a plain white square on my status bar ever since I upgraded to Lollipop a few months ago.

Let me give you an example of couple that I'm running into. I have the NASCAR Mobile app on my phone. I also have the 14News app (local news) on my phone. Anytime I get notifications from either of these apps, I get a plain white square on my status bar and I have to take the time out and look and see what it is. I'm wondering if it is something in the Motorola settings that I'm missing because I am also running Lollipop on my Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 (8") tablet and I don't have these issues on that device at all.

Any help that can be given to me on this would definitely be greatly appreciated.

Cindy
[Moto X Q&A] jco23:
do you have greenify? sometimes the system will lump those together if they've gone inactive for awhile and are greenified.
[Moto X Q&A] cindylike24:
I've never had Greenify on my Moto X at all. These apps that I was talking about are apps that I use and get notifications from several times per week and I'd like to be able to tell at a glance which app is giving me the notification on my phone.

By the way, I've marked both apps as priority and I still get the plain white squares on these app notifications.

Cindy
[Moto X Q&A] jco23:
then perhaps it's due to too many notifications (sometimes from the same app). I noticed that on some apps like fb. on other apps like scrabble, there is a number embedded on the notification icon.

i believe there is a setting to tell whether or not to group them together or not.
[Moto X Q&A] cindylike24:
There isn't anything like that on my status bar at all.
[Moto X Q&A] Anachronizer:
Are you asking if its possible to change the notification icon style on Lollipop to that of KitKat/Jellybean then yes its possible with the use of some Xposed mods. If the notification icons themselves appear distorted due to some reason then I'm afraid there is something wrong with the apps perhaps. A screenshot or two would have been really helpful in getting a better understanding of your issue here.
[Moto X Q&A] RafaySid:
If you're asking about notification ticker, there's a module for Xposed by the name of 'Enable Notification Ticker'. I have it installed myself.
[Moto X Q&A] cindylike2401:
I was hoping that I wouldn't have to root this phone but I may try it one of these days.

I'm not really talking about a notification ticker. I have tried these before and found them to be more annoying than useful for me. Thank you anyway for your input.

Cindy
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hipster Horst:
Hi all,

I am trying to install Broken OS on my Oneplus One. So I formatted all my data with TWRP and now I can't copy the zip files to my phone. The phone is shown in Windows Explorer but I have no access. Can anyone help me?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] matze222:
Did you mount /sdcard? That could help
[MX Player] lopers12:
Hello, xda user

i have question and sorry if my question is noob but can mx player play video h265 HEVC like h264 (smooth without audio sync problem)

and if i convert video HEVC.mkv to Mp4 is make speedup or same ? and maybe frameskip help to raise speed, sorry for my bad engglish
[MX Player] warvevo:
If you convert Hevc in to mp4, your device may support playback with hardware and performance will be smooth.
[MX Player] maxoudj:
It work with my galaxy-s4. You add a custom patch and you put it on the decoder
[MX Player] CDB-Man:
MP4 = container format, and container has no direct bearing on playback performance. The encode of the video stream is independent of the container format.

Hardware acceleration depends on what codec the video is encoded in; currently no devices have hardware HEVC support yet.

The Galaxy S4 plays HEVC with software decoding; there's no hardware acceleration.
[MX Player] neeraj5696:
What about one plusone
[MX Player] pmredulla:
I beg to differ. The Samsung Galaxy Note5 (and other devices with Exynos 7420) can play HEVC encoded files with HW acceleration. See screenshot here: goo.gl/0G3hcx

However, Exynos 7420 does not support HW acceleration of Hi10P encoded HEVC files.
[MX Player] CDB-Man:
Well now, that's a recent development; the Note 5 only came out in August 2015. Everything else before this point though would not support HW HEVC.

I don't foresee the main10 profile of HEVC being hardware supported in the near future; one reason of which is that the standards setters haven't agreed if the "HEVC supported" accreditation for devices will also require main10 support.
[MX Player] pmredulla:
Here's the specification of the Snapdragon 820:

Multimedia

• 10-bit 4K decode

• 1080p240 FPS decode

• 4K HEVC video at 60FPS with 10-bit color

• Simultaneous 1080p30+1080p30 inbound/outbound

• WCD9335 audio codec

• Hi-Fi 24bit/192kHz FLAC playback

What's not clear is whether the 10-bit it refers to is Main10 or Hi10. Probably devices using the 820 will appear on the 2nd quarter of next year.
[MX Player] Thirumalai.K:
There are already some SOCs which can decode the h265. This just indicates the ability of the chip.

The issue is that whether the OEM will implement the support or not. OEM may need to pay for additional licensing fees to use the h265 decoding. That's why many OEMs hasn't implemented the native support for h265.
[MX Player] CDB-Man:
What KT said; the OEMs are fighting to have Main10 support dropped from the minimum standard required for the "HEVC Supported" certification; I hope they don't win.
[MX Player] Klaos3000:
Wrong. Qualcomm has supported it since the S801.
[MX Player] CDB-Man:
Uh, read down a couple posts; that point has already been addressed, and then some.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cell2011:
Could there be more roms made from N6P factory images that just came out to the said phone? Just curious and would it even benefit to our phone from all the roms we have now currently on M?
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NOSTALGIA:
soon... you have to wait.. it should have the same content as the nexus 6p
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cell2011:
Yea just curious what kind of tweaks and performance if any could come from that phone to ours in a rom.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zenety:
Double tap on power button for camera would be cool imo.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NOSTALGIA:
i hope...