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[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] patcopley1:
OK, this may sound like one of the dumbest questions ever, but I just don't get it. It is a noob question I feel, but I have been rooting/flashing ROMs for years.

I have Jasmine 5.0 installed in the stock ROM slot. I have flashify and Multi-System installed. I cant get TWRP, CWM, etc. I know this is in the main Jasmine release/discussion thread that it is not supported. I get it. Flashify/Multisystem are Apps I use once in the Lollipop GUI. (Unlike TWRP, CWM, in the normal traditional recovery which load in the bootloader. How tho, if say I tweak my phone some and suddenly the thing wont start up, do I flash another backup if I can't get into the Jasmine/lollipop UI? Phone is bricked and Flashify/Multisystem won't do me any good. I know this can't be right and there is an explaination. Can some1 explain it to me please? :eek:
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] henryjumbo:
I'm fully rooted, however I don't see anyway to change the PRL on my device. Is there an app that can do this?
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nitrous²:
http://xdaforums.com/sprint-g4/help/trying-to-update-prl-lg-g4-t3152166

I just hope you already found this thread I've linked to, but you had to open a new thread because the one linked doesn't help your situation...
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kdb209:
I finally got around to trying to install a custom recovery and root my HTC M8 (Verizon, KitKat 4.4.4).

I had previously unlocked my phone with SunShine - and have S-Off.

I tried installing adb/fastboot/drivers downloading from this thread:

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

On my phone I turned off fastboot, enabled developer mode, and enabled USB debugging.

I connect my phone, it says USB debugging connected - and my PC (Windows 7) recognized the device.

However, when I try fastboot devices it does not recognize my phone - it returns nothing.

I realized that I had previous versions of adb/fastboot installed on my PC (From HTC Syanc & the WugFresh Nexus toolkit). I uninstalled them and reinstalled the drivers from that link, but still no adb/fastboot.

One thing I noticed is that (unlike the tutorial video on the link) in Device Manager my phone is not recognized under Other devices/ADB interface, but rather appears under Android USB devices / My HTC. I tried following the tutorial and tried to update the driver software, but it was not possible to use the downloaded Google drivers.

I tried unistalling the My HTC driver. The phone then appears for time under Other Devices / Android phone and then it re-installs the My HTC driver.

The PC recognizes it as an MTP/Media Player device, but not as an ASB one.

Any suggestions?

edit: Never mind. Arg, stupid me - I forgot to put the phone into fastboot usb mode.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr Hofs:
Yeah....

ADB commands only work in a booted O.S or recovery

FASTBOOT commands only work in the bootloader
[Galaxy Note5 Themes and Apps] d.cortez:
first, thanks for sharing this... second, i want to try Foreverloco's rom and - based on your post - i need the original version but i can't download from the site. is there another method to get the zip? or, can i use the modified version posted here?
[Galaxy Note5 Themes and Apps] CanMan1:
I've updated the OP to answer your question. If you have any other questions about ROMs, please post a link the the ROM thread or say what it's based on.
[Galaxy Note5 Themes and Apps] d.cortez:
thanks for the reply. i flashed your version with foreverloco's 2.6 ROM and both sims are recognized on the phone. i can receive calls from both sims but i can only dial out using one sim. and of course, NFC is not working. as an FYI, i'm using the original 9208 Root kernel. going to try the other zip and other kernels to see if that helps. i really appreciate you taking time to do this... hopefully i can get things to work with a T-Mo custom ROM.
[Galaxy Note5 Themes and Apps] CanMan1:
Does the SIM card manager crash when launched? I has this issue in my testing of T ROMs.
[Galaxy Note5 Themes and Apps] d.cortez:
yes it's crashing; dirty flash and after wiping. i was getting android.process.acore FC's so i decided to wipe and start over.

EDIT: want to add that i can choose the second SIM if i dial any number and then hang up the phone.
[Galaxy Note5 Themes and Apps] CanMan1:
Thanks for the report. I'll add it to the OP

Edit: Was the android.process.acore FC occurring after wiping or dirty flash? And what about your previous post? I don't want to include info from dirty flashes.
[Galaxy Note5 Themes and Apps] d.cortez:
FC's were from a dirty flash; no FC's after TWRP-Factory Reset.
[Galaxy Note5 Themes and Apps] CanMan1:
To confirm, were these issues from occurring after a dirty or clean flash:

Also, error logs might be helpful for fixing known issues.
[Galaxy Note5 Themes and Apps] ravian29:
this is really nice idea and thanks a lot to [MENTION=6980302]CanMan1[/MENTION] in start i really did not get his point but after reading this thread i now understand the purpose. can anyone please tell me how many signal bars do you get ? 2 or 1 ?
[Galaxy Note5 Themes and Apps] d.cortez:
- FC's only occurred with dirty flash & no FC's after factory reset.

- SIM Manager still crashing after factory reset, but both SIM cards have signals and can be used to make/receive calls.

- NFC isn't working.

- WiFi working

- Wireless charging is working

- I can choose which sim to use from the Notification pulldown; simply select the one to use by tapping 1st or 2nd SIM card.

- I cannot choose which SIM to use for Text/Data

- will continue testing later today :)
[Galaxy Note5 Themes and Apps] CanMan1:
Do you mean mobile data signal bars? I'm getting 1-4 as I'd expect.
[Galaxy Note5 Themes and Apps] ravian29:
no what i mean was, do you have 2 different signal bar icons for 2 different sims ?
[Galaxy Note5 Themes and Apps] d.cortez:
see below...
[Galaxy Note5 Themes and Apps] ravian29:
thanks are you able to use, center clock ? 3 minit battery ? and other mods ?
[Galaxy Note5 Themes and Apps] CanMan1:
I only have 1 SIM to test with.

Can you check if your getting fatal errors in a logcat?
[Galaxy Note5 Themes and Apps] d.cortez:
i don't use 3 minit battery or center clock. i'll test later today... i'm creating my nandroid and calling it a night... :)

---------- Post added at 01:54 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:48 AM ----------

will let you know later this evening...
[Galaxy Note5 Themes and Apps] CanMan1:
I just tried using Ketan N920I L4 aroma mods

Center clock doesn't work

3Minit doesn't work

Screen record doesn't show up in power menu
[Galaxy Note5 Themes and Apps] ravian29:
thanks, this was what i wanted to know, actually SystemUI.apk, services.jar and framework.apk are different to these mods will not work and there is no use of this conversion pack
[Galaxy Note5 Themes and Apps] CanMan1:
The conversion pack was only intended to add dual SIM functionality to any ROM.

I've added this information to the OP.

Edit: I think I see your point. Having the same features on a ROM with a N9208 base would be better. Unfortunately, development if lacking for our devices.
[Galaxy Note5 Themes and Apps] dr.ketan:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=63628260&postcount=1072

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[Galaxy Note5 Themes and Apps] dr.ketan:
Dr.Ketan ROM for N9208 is almost ready.(just needs to modify kernel)

I may finish in morning (it's almost mid night here) Any one want to test PM me.

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[Galaxy Note5 Themes and Apps] CanMan1:
This mod has been deprecate for the following reason:

As a result, I will not be providing any support for it.
[Galaxy Note5 Themes and Apps] foreverdreams:
Hello there

NOTE 5 DUOS my device SM N9208 CSC Malaysia

ASIA my device

I want to install ROMs for this device EUROPE ROM ... EUROPE MODEL SM N920CD

I've tried it, but gave error

maybe I could not

or

Which model SM N ???? Need to install

FOR EUROPE

which supports

Which ROM ???

to take a different ROM

Do I need to change the CSC code?

these devices do not support a different ROM?

or this process

Do I need to root?

Do you have the same problem living

briefly

Do you have finished this problem?

what should I do ?

Does anyone have information?

Could you please help me ?
[Galaxy Note5 Themes and Apps] pratik_193:
Stop posting your bloody question in every thread out there. this is just stupid
[Galaxy Note5 Themes and Apps] sgtgs:
If I reading right, all N920I rom will work with my N9208?
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MsEvyLynch:
I hear people can't port over the A9 Sense 7 Marshmallow to M8 because M8 is not 64 bit? Is there literally no way to port over except wait for M8 to Marshmallow?
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chubbzlou:
The A9 dump don't have all the 32bit odex files in the framework folder so there is no way of porting it over till we get an update.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr Hofs:
Why should there be any porting when we get the update officially anyway ?!

IMH I would spend the time useful instead of doing the work that already has been done !

So illogical......

:)
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chubbzlou:
I agree it would be a waste of time.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Petert87:
I would like to have a port from A9 :(
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] G0DLIKEDEMON:
Funny ending up in old threads lol only reason I'm commenting is because you were told its not possible. Its very possible. So possible that its been done. So if you're still interested, its here on Xda. I've flashed it, liked it, no complaints, everything works.
[General Topics] cineraja:
Dear All,

I feel excited to share this information with you.

Till last week i was frustrated with wifi limited connectivity problem both in my laptop and in my smartphone xperia z2.

In your smartphone after lollipop update wifi sometiimes shows exclamatory symbol and the internet wont work.

For those who like to get rid of this frustration please follow these steps.

1. Type 192.168.1.1 in your browser and enter your MODEM username and password. Mostly the default username and password would be "admin". Recommended to connect your modem through LAN cable until this process. Try avoiding wifi.

2. Search for internet in your modem configuration

3. Then scroll down and search for "WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK Mixed Mode".

4. Search for "Encryption". By default the encryption will be set to TKIP/AES.

5. Change it to TKIP and save it..

6. You are done. Turn off your modem for 10 seconds and switch it ON. Now you can connect with your wifi :)

This limited connectivity problem never happened to me again after changing the encryption. :good:

Note :

The above said steps may vary depending on your modem. Please change your encryption thats the point here.

AES is the latest encryption for WPA 2 mode and TKIP for WPA mode.

I am a newbie here. I am sorry if my steps doesnt help you. I hope someone will be benefitted.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sinergie:
Curious what people favor if they had the choice:

5X = convenient size with mid-range specs, plastic build, against a competitive price

6X = phablet with mid-range specs, plastic build, against a competitive price

5P = convenient size with premium specs and build, against a slightly higher price point

6P = phablet with premium specs and build, against a slightly higher price point
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] letom:
6p....
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] [hfm]:
I really don't know since I haven't tried a "phablet" yet. But I buy nothing but Nexus. After just crying about an N5 refresh for a year, the 6p/5x launch made it difficult to not try a phablet. I probably can't answer this question until I try the 6p for a month or two. I completely skipped the 6 due to starting price and ridiculous size.

If they would have just launched your proposed array of devices instead of what they did, I probably would have went with the 5p as my knee jerk reaction.

Sent from a phone that is not a 128GB Frost Nexus 6P
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dewedMountain:
Right now I would say 6p, but I voted for 5p because I know I would have wanted the slightly smaller size. But I think once you use the phablet size, it's hard to go back to smaller screen. It just feels inadequate.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gregb882:
To me, with the much slimmer profile (width), the 6P doesn't come across as a "phablet". My wife has a Lumia 1320 and I liked everything about it except it's width (and the extreme lack of apps, of course). I've had to make little adjustment from my trusty N5 that I had for nearly 2 years. My only complaint about the phone is how incredibly slippery it is (I have the aluminum model). I bought it because of it's looks, but it's nearly unusable without a case, IMHO. If I hold on to it tightly to "feel" like I'm not going to let it slip out of my hands, I keep hitting a button that wakes it up or shuts it off (btw, I have normal sized hands for a 6'1" tall person so it isn't a small hands thing). I have a case on order so that issue will hopefully be resolved soon. Very pleased over all so far.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cb474:
Yeah, I think it was a huge mistake not to simply make two premium phones, with different screen sizes. A 5P I think would easily outsell the 6P, just as most iPhone users prefer the iPhone 6 over the 6+. Even many reviews of the 5X say the price difference for the base 6P makes it hardly worth getting the 5X, unless you just can't swing it (and when you think about the thousands people spend on phone plans, it makes the price difference even more minimal). I really wish there were a 5P, with the Huawei design, but a 5.2" screen.

Perhaps, in part, Google didn't want to completely put themselves in the hands of Huawei.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] krabman:
Yep, lots of people want a top of the line phone that aint phablet sized. Personally I've tried a number of phablets and never warmed up to them and I don't honestly expect to be happy with this phones size either. It is however a Nexus device and I've owned all but one of them. If there had been a 5P I order it and never look back. As it is I'm sure I'll move on as soon as an 820 5ish inch flagship device hits. No insult intended to the gents that love their phablets, you're welcome to em, just let me have a flagship in a smaller form factor and we're all good.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cb474:
Yeah, I've always had Nexus phones, so I guess I'll try the 6P as my first venture into the phablet world. But I'm not that excited about it.

What's really perplexing is why they didn't stick with Motorola. I thought the Moto X/Nexus 6 design was a great design, except for the size. And of course the Moto X 2014 was a 5" phone. It was totally disappointing when the Nexus 6 came out and it was a supersized version of an otherwise great design. Why not just have Motorola do a 5.2 in version of the current Moto X design. That would be great (and it would even have the four microphone noise cancellation, that has been the best in a Nexus phone since the Nexus One with the Audience chip--I'm already hearing suspect things about the 6P which presumable using Qualcomm's medicore Fluence noise cancellation). Anyway, I think Motorola has a good design. They're also good at nice lower cost phones (which I wouldn't say about LG). A 5.2" Nexus X from Motorola would be nice than the 5X, I think. And it's weird that Motorola is the only Nexus manufacturer that didn't get to do two devices. LG does not seem so great to me that they needed to get a third shot. (Well, I guess HTC also never got another shot after the Nexus One, even though the One for it's day arguably had the most premium design until the 6P--and lest people forget that was the first unibody aluminum Nexus phone, perhaps even the first unibody aluminum phone period.)

Oh well, maybe next time. Who knows. Google is so changeable and inconsistent with what they do with the Nexus line.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] krabman:
I remember when I would pull out my N1 and people would comment on how huge it was. O_o lol I suppose it doesn't matter in the context of this conversation but I just have to say it... I loved the trackball. I liked pulling the notifications out into 3D space and I liked being able to select tiny links on a web page without having to zoom.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] barondebxl:
6P
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joshuadjohnson22:
5P would be sweet
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vanessaem:
OP...you already have the same thread here. Why make another one?

I will have to close this. Please don't repeat threads in multiple sections.

Regards
[OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pritesh1996:
When in a dark room or so, when I take picture with flash mode on...the camera screen goes blank and I hve to lock and unlock it to solve the problem. But if happens again when I take another shot.

Is there any solution ? Do I hve to worry ? Is it hardware or software problem and if its a software prob...will it damage my camera hardware or any other ?

Please help me out!

OnePlusTwo
[OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mchidanand:
Same problem with my phone too...
[OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aasimenator:
Yes i have this issue too... either in dark / low lit rooms it creates problems but only when flash is used. the screen goes blank and doesn't respond to any of the buttons or touches (even though it vibrates on pressing the back button / multi task button) and only works after i lock n unlock the phone again.
[OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] technotika:
Software, as if you flash hydrogen rom

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3195636

problem is gone, hoping fixed in the new update rumoured to be dropping any minute :)
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sinergie:
Curious what people favor if they had the choice:

5X = convenient size with mid-range specs, plastic build, against a competitive price

6X = phablet with mid-range specs, plastic build, against a competitive price

5P = convenient size with premium specs and build, against a slightly higher price point

6P = phablet with premium specs and build, against a slightly higher price point
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rekd0514:
5P = for premium specs and plastic ;)

Honestly I feel the plastic is the superior material for a phone anyway. It flexes when dropped unlike metal and doesn't dent as easily. Some plastic composites could be even stronger than metal. You could also make it plastic with a metal frame and you can retain the wireless charging.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sinergie:
I agree it also makes the phone lighter and therefore more comfortable to use.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] buru898:
5p definitely if that were an option!
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EeZeEpEe:
5P for sure. 5 inch premium ones are becoming a rare thing unfortunately.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _jordan_:
Plastic is great. Absorbs bumps. Dissipates heat. Keeps price down.

Also, the phone goes in a case anyways so no matter what it is made of you are going to be holding plastic at the end of the day regardless :)

Sent from my Nexus 5X
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thesoldier:
5P without a doubt. Would've loved a higher spec'd 5 inch device.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Alcolawl:
I voted 5X. Here's why:

The 16gb 5X is priced at $379, which was already higher than what most people speculated. The build quality (despite some yellow screens) is solid and is built by a reputable, Korean based electronics company; LG. The specs of this phone are honestly perfect. It has an above-average LCD screen that dwarfs others priced above this phone in terms of brightness, color and viewing angle. Fantastic Sony camera sensor that, despite not having OIS, is capable of taking some breathtaking videos and photos. It also has snappy laser auto-focus. A fingerprint scanner that is being regarded as one of the best on the market right now, even topping the one on the iPhone 6S according to some reviewers. A 6 Core processor that is capable of clock rates near 2 GHz and doesn't melt a hole in the planet. Decent sized battery with the ability to easily last all day with average SOT. 2gb of RAM on an operating system that is designed to use as much RAM as possible and seamlessly free some up when needed. (Many people seem to not grasp this). Combined with the latest vanilla build of Android with many updates to come and a decent plastic outer shell. It's honestly exactly what Google claims it to be. "The All Around Performer". It's a perfect phone for about 90% of the populace.

Would I have liked Gorilla Glass 4? Yeah. Should the camera lens glass be more durable? Probably. Is the speaker kind of cheap? Yeah, sure. -- Honestly, the only thing I can genuinely complain about is the lack of an SD card slot. And really, it's only really necessary when you have the 16GB version like I do. You know what isn't necessary? A metal body, an 8-core CPU, 4gb of RAM, 4K screen, etc. etc. This phone, in my opinion, is the benchmark of what all budget-minded phones should have. Anything beyond these specs are just gimmicks or niche devices. I made the mistake of purchasing a flagship phone this spring that I wound up hating because they slapped a bunch of the most expensive materials and hardware together. I use my phone for texting, Snapchat, Facebook and some Internet searches. The majority of the public uses their phones for the exact same thing. Not heavy 3d gaming or benchmarking or anything else. Flagship devices are great and drive down prices of "lesser" devices, Their technology eventually trickles down into the devices under them. But they're used by many, many people that never come close to reaching the full potential of the device. It's like the grandmas you see out traveling 20mph below the speed limit in their Cadillac CTS; completely clueless to the fact that there's a V6 with 330+ HP up front that has probably never been revved past 3 grand.

A Nexus 5P would be interesting, but if the main focus is on an aluminum body and some beefier specs, I wouldn't give it any consideration. It's just not necessary for the way that I use my phone and it'd probably be near $500 which is Nexus 6P territory.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sinergie:
[MENTION=4752299]Alcolawl[/MENTION]

I agree to some amount, but some small changes would have made it even better. Just a few extra components like good stereo speakers, 1GB extra RAM (so you don't have to worry if it's enough for about 2 years time) and metal buttons on the side.

Regarding the above and your price statement that only holds up in the US. If Google wouldn't subsidize their Nexus phones there (like now in Europe) the price would increase with 50 dollar for the 5X and with 90 dollar for the 6P. For that price they could have made those small changes IMHO.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cowpen:
5P for me, provided it also had a significantly larger battery to handle a premium CPU / screen. This would of course require a thicker device which is fine by me.

Honestly - OS notwithstanding - Microsoft's recent announcement of the Lumia 950 is nearly a home run in my opinion

(please Google, read this thread before next year's release).
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Alcolawl:
Solid points. The ceramic buttons on the old Nexus 5 were nice, I would've gone for those again if they didn't want to take the metal route. There's no way those can really effect the price in any major way at all. Stereo speakers would be nice, but it's not a huge deal in my book and the speaker gets plenty loud for what I mainly use it for; watching quick videos.

I did not consider the subsidization. If the 16gb N5X cost $429 I would've definitely expected the things you mentioned above (besides maybe the RAM). I wonder if the camera sensor and the fingerprint scanner are what prevented Google from adding other, higher quality, components elsewhere.