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[XDA Assist] xunholyx:
The link that I provided for you is a dedicated help forum for the Experia Z3. That would be the best place to find the answers you need. If you can't find a solution using the search function there, start a new thread of your own. On the top left corner, there is a "new thread" button. Click that and post your issue. Hopefully, someone will have a fix for you, although it does sound like a hardware issue to me. I can't be sure though, since I have never owned the Z3.

Good luck!
[Android Themes] zGabi123:
Hello XDA, i'm proud to present you my first icon pack, MATERICONS. This is a flat icon pack with brighter colors and with transparent elements, which fits best with dark wallpapers.

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[Android Themes] kunal1540:
By xda rules you have to provide a free version of your app or in this case your icon pack if you want your thread on xda.. Sooner or later a moderator will close your thread if you didn't comply with the rules.. Just a head's up..
[Android Themes] mchj:
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[Android Themes] Magnum_Enforcer:
Please read the article posted in the link below.

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Thread closed
[Galaxy Note 4 Developer Discussion (Devs., Only)] d4rk1337:
Hello friends,

I wanted to start kernel developing for the N910F. So i wanted to start compiling the original samsung sources.

Please excuse me, I'm pretty new to android/linux development.

I managed to get the kernel compiling, which gives me an output folder with some GB of stuff and as i could point out a zImage-file, which is hopefully the compiled kernel :D

To get my kernel working, extracted a stock boot.img with umkbootimg, which gave me a warning, that i can't repack the boot.img without using a modified mkbootimg executable.

A mkbootimg is included in the sammy-source so i used this to pack my zImage together with the extracted initfs.gz, resulting in a boot.img.

Which I flashed ofc, but the reason why i opened this thread is the result of this :D

The kernel is obviously not booting, it shows for maybe 0.5s the sammy logo and directly starts into download mode.

I guess it has something todo, how i pack my kernel. because i didnt even manage to unpack the stock kernel and repack it and get it booting.

So where is my mistake? Do i miss something?

greez d4rk
[Galaxy Note 4 Developer Discussion (Devs., Only)] dl12345:
Deleted - I notice I replied to an old thread :)
[Asus Fonepad 7] milwakii:
hi everyone

i update my asus fonepad 7 FE170CG (K012) to lollipop via OTA, and know i want downgrad it to 4.4.2, anyone can send the guide and help me?

i have many problem with lollipop PLEASE HELP!!!!
[Asus Fonepad 7] milwakii:
HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Asus Fonepad 7] neondragon1909:
DONT!

but if you are willing to go through with it and are not afraid of the possible (~50% chance) consequences...

BEFORE YOU CONTINUE

1. Download ADB and Fastboot : [TOOL] [WINDOWS] ADB, Fastboot and Drivers - 15 seconds ADB Installer v1.4.2

2. Install ADB drivers : Intel Android USB Drivers

3. Download KK firmware from Asus support site.

4. Download this for temporary tethered cwm

ACTUAL PROCEDURE

1. copy the firmware (.zip) to an external sd card

2. extract the firmware (.zip) ON YOUR PC. Open the extracted folder. There should be a "fastboot.img" file.

3. open command prompt in the folder by pressing <SHIFT> + <right mouse button> and choosing "open cmd here" or similar on the menu that appears.

4. Type the following in the command prompt without the quotes : "fastboot flash fastboot fastboot.img"

5. Extract downloaded recovery.rar

6. Put your device in Droidboot mode by holding both power button and vol down while device is turned off.

7. Connect device to computer. Open cmd and type "fastboot device" to verify.

8.Open launcher.bat in the extracted folder.

-Type ACCEPT

-Type T2

9. Some stuff will appear on the tablets screen after that. Dont do anything. In a few moments CWM will load.

10. Next part is pretty self explanatory. use volume keys to go up and down and press power to select option. choose install zip. in the next menu choose install from external sd card*. Choose the zip file you downloaded from Asus website, if installation fails download another version from the support website.

FISRT BOOT MIGHT TAKE SOME TIME.

* I dont remember the exact wordings.

------Hit thanks if this helped you------------
[Asus Fonepad 7] neondragon1909:
Did it work?
[Asus Fonepad 7] Bugz!:
Did you make the downgrade?

If so please share the instructions, thanks in advance!
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[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mido_fedo:
hi all my Nexus 6P arrived yesterday and now i have problem i can't connect to my WiFi

first time i try connect WiFi working good and then after hour when i try to connect again on same WiFi can't connect and stuck on Obtaining IP Address and when do restart for router the device connect to WiFi and when turn off WiFi and try connect again same problem

anyone have solution ?
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bloodrain954:
router is the issue
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phippsy84:
Not having that issue. I am having an issue where it connects to WiFi drops and re connects.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mido_fedo:
when WiFi connect i am not have any issue

now i solve my problem by using static IP and yes i know the problem is router not the device
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rolandroland:
Mine for the last couple days keeps failing on obtaining IP address. Happens at both work and home Wifi so I'm confident it's the phone itself.

Edit: It may be since the security update last week.

Edit2: I'm an idiot. Troubleshooting 101: Reboot the device. :o All good.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ihwBunny:
I got my 6P yesterday and it worked perfect until I put the new security update on this afternoon and it stops connecting to WiFi!
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] travjay:
Hey guys i've checked the similar threads for answers before posting and was wondering if someone can help me with the similar problem.

I was rooted with s-on and tried to revert back to stock, so relocked the bootloader and now i get an error message and can't unlock the booatloader again.

Error message reads this:

"Security checking failed NOT_FIND_SMART IO

FILE /mnt/media_rw/ext_sd/OPJAIMG.zip

File NOT FOUND

I've tried everything that i could think of in FASTBOOT,

I can't get into custom recovery, can't rebootRUU because just sticks at HTC splash screen, every time i try to unlock the bootloader i get as far as the yes or no part but then it fails to unlock in download mode and won't even do it in the normal fastboot mode.

I've tried on both mac and windows and nothing works apart from getvar all and fastboot devices, i have a memory card of 32gb and and a adaptor i can plug into my laptop if that helps?

If there is any more information that i am missing, can you please let me know, i really want to get this phone sorted without having to pay to get it sorted from htc.

Thanks

Travis
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tirofog:
If adb is okay then try flashing TWRP and go from there if successful. Have a read of my post here.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] travjay:
Hi I've tried to flash in fastboot as the device won't boot so I could use adb. I've relocked the bootloader as I was about to go back to stock. The only process I haven't done yet that I can think of is running the ruu.exe on my computer, but I'm having trouble finding the ruu for Europe as all the links I try are either broken or they say the file doesn't exist anymore.

Is it possible to flash a ruu through fastboot while on relocked bootloader.

Also I've tried to OEM unlock the bootloader but that doesn't work either. :(

Thanks for your reply, much appreciated.
[Asus Fonepad 7] amblonyx:
Good Evening every one,

So I've got the Asus Fonepad 7 K00Z (build version WW v5.4.2 ) with android 4.4.2 installed.

Last week-end I was notified that there was a new system update so I downloaded and installed it.

When the instalation ended I discover that it has installed a lot of ZenUI application that I really don't want to use. And more important the same system update notification was present.

I tried to downloaded and installed it but nothing different happend. And I realise that once I've downloaded it, the title of the installation notification was that the previous one was a failure.

So I decided to not worry about the update and root my phone so that I will be abble to delete the ZenUI application.

I follow this tutorial with no problem and start to delete the app with no visible problem (I know that I should have froze them #Imstupidsometime).

But when I shut down my phone and want to reboot it load infinitely and I'm forced to launch droidboot and to reinstal the factory setting. And then I have no acces to the home page. If I want to acces to my application I need to go on the play store througth the notification menu and then to open the application. Or to navigate througth the open application menu. And sometime it is said that "com.android.systemui" do not work anymore...

So I think I have deleted some system file which were hidden in the ZenUI application I've deleted...

I think I need to reinstalle the ROM (wich, i think, can be found here, in the menu "source code) but I don't know how to do it...

Can you help me to reinstall it ?

Thanks a lot and sorry for my poor english...

-----------

TL;DR;

- Asus Fonepad 7 K00Z (build version WW v5.4.2 ) with android 4.4.2

- rooted

- delete some ZenUI app #DumbIdea

- no access to the home page of the phone

- need reinstall ROM or custom ROM or anykind of advice
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vipercoyote:
can anyone pointe to the thread to root a nexus 6 with marshmallow on it please? i search but i see a lot of old, conflicting and outdated reports

I just want solid instructions that somebody here already used
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alryder:
Here are the steps I used:

- flash/upgrade to Marshmallow

- flash modified boot.img

- flash/boot TWRP and sideload latest v2.50+
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] doitright:
No. Not that unless you want unknown evil invading your phone and stealing your private information.

Use this instead;

http://xdaforums.com/nexus-6/general/root-t3231211
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vipercoyote:
WOW what happen with them? I found some readings but now all. What exactly went down? Any good reads on this?
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EniGmA1987:
lol. I appreciate your work on providing other root access methods, but you really shouldnt go around claiming made up info as fact and trying to spread fear everywhere you can. You have no proof whatsoever of the things you claim.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] doitright:
You obviously don't know the first thing about security, or the gravity of offering root control to an unknown entity.

To make it simple, unless you can *prove* that something is safe, the only rational assumption is that it isn't.

In other words, it is not my place to prove them unsafe. It is your responsibility to prove that they are safe, and frankly, that is an impossible task.

Feel free to use whatever you like. But don't go recommending to somebody that they take dangerous risks that are unnecessary.

---------- Post added at 01:33 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:27 AM ----------

It was almost acceptable when it was maintained by a single individual, but at some point fairly recently, the code was transferred/sold to an outfit that has been buying up all the root control software that can be found on play store.

Although the original author continues to make the software available under his pseudonym, there is no indication of the contract in place between him and the software's new owners, and no indication of their motives.

That makes the situation incredible frightening and dangerous.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EniGmA1987:
So something that has always been a bit closed, yet still trusted and used, gets transfered to a newly made company started through XDA leaders and still maintained currently by Chainfire for a while, and suddenly this means secret organizations with corrupt ties have suddenly taken control of the Android root world?
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 52brandon:
It doesn't guarantee that it's bad. But for it to not be controlled by the creator (a first ballot Hall of Famer in this community) and ownership switched to an unproven entity, it turns it from solid and secure to who knows what. The new owners could be just as good. But we should skeptically wait and see
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zelendel:
It is not really a newly made company and no where are the XDA leaders involved.

Now make no mistake. Chains SU will be around for a very long time. Will there be other options? Sure, there are many already. If not as mainstream. Apps like this will come and go. It is the nature of the beast.

Now before people start bashing others they better have something to prove it. Other wise they have nothing to say worth listening to.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EniGmA1987:
Could you provide some info on the company to the people here then? Because business filings say that you are wrong on that. The filings for the company were done on August 11th of this year and they rent a virtual office space at the Trump Building on Wall Street. Chainfire himself also said that the XDA leadership was involved in getting his project moved over to this company. Now maybe he wasnt supposed to let that slip, IDK, but he did say it.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zelendel:
Just look deeper and you will see. Just because they have a different name, or make an off shoot doesnt really make them a different company. If you read you will see that they already have their fingers into a few SU apps already. Dont you think that is odd for a new company?

XDA admins only made introductions. I personally dont really care. Nor should anyone really. If you are using SU then you know the risks you run and how to spot them.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] doitright:
What would be incredibly useful and go a long way in putting people's minds at ease, would be a realistic explanation of the MOTIVATIONS of this company, WHICH IS NEW, regardless of your perception of it being a simple name change, for acquiring and controlling ALL of the different mechanisms for controlling root on Android.

Frankly, I can imagine only a few motivations, none of which ANYONE should be ok with;

1) Charging for it,

2) Forcing ads that the user cannot control,

3) Backdoor/botnet/etc.

You need to remember that while their software will prompt you when some OTHER software tries to access root, it has the ability to hide its own use of root, as well as to wipe evidence from the logs.

Root access should ONLY EVER be open source.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zelendel:
The open source was done once. It didnt last very long and due to the nature of SU will never stay open source and mainstream at the same time. If someone wants to charge for the SU app then ok let them. Heck most already paid for the SU pro anyway. No point in going on a witch hunt before there is something to hunt. All we can do is sit back and wait. If chain trusts them then I am willing to give them a chance. Root itself is a security risk and anyone that does root should know just what they are doing. If not then they get whats coming to them.

This is not this companies first root app. As stated they own/profit from just about all the root apps that are around.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] doitright:
I have no idea how to respond to that besides saying to you that this statement is *ABSURD*.

The open source root was the *FIRST* root, and has persisted. In fact, the root that *I* am working on, is the extension of that very same *ORIGINAL* root done by Koush. It has remained *the* primary mechanism for controlling root access from 2009 to present, except for a brief loss of maintenance during the reign of Android 5.x.

Further, the nature of root REQUIRES it to be open source.

And will be THE ONLY mainstream method of providing root access control for anyone who has ANY consideration for security.

Only because they are being denied simple and mandatory features. This isn't a voluntary charge, this is coercion and even RANSOM.

But there IS a witch to hunt: SECURITY. Or lack thereof.

You are a fool. Not only did the author of that binary root NEVER actually do anything to EARN your trust, the fact that you put your trust into a business arrangement that doesn't even involve you is tremendously scary... for you.

No. This is entirely invalid. Root is not a security risk when done correctly, in open source, and treated with *respect*.

Binary root control *IS* a security risk, and unfortunately you are wrong again on this, since knowing what you are doing DOES NOT protect you from it. There is NOTHING you can do to protect yourself from binary software that you VOLUNTARILY put into a sensitive position of high trust.

That is a TERRIFYING prospect for reasons I've already discussed.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zelendel:
He has done alot to earn my trust. You would know that had to been around as long as I have been.

I am fully aware of the first root. And the reasons behind him stopping its development. The only ones that I am aware of that was even using it was CM and they are almost as much of a joke as MIUI.

I am fully aware of what you are working on and to be honest not something I or many others would use would even use as you are unknown and to be honest not really trusted. Maybe after you have been around a while more people will put faith in you and your projects. Not to mention your attitude is enough to make many not bother with it.

Root is a security risk. Just as any real developer. Even Google is making things like root harder to obtain because they see the risk. But to be honest as I have already said "Mobile security is and illusion" If I was truly worried about security I would not unlock my bootloader or bother with rooting.

Now we can argue this back and forth and never get anywhere. So We can end this here.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Amos91:
This is almost the most amazing post on xda. :good:

Could you kindly prove that the Google Factory Image is safe? Otherwise I would advise you destroy your handset immediately as its probably not safe.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] doitright:
I've been around longer than you. Try again.

I won't argue with CM being a joke, but MOST people used Koush's superuser up until they were stopped by selinux.

Speak for yourself, but don't you DARE to speak for others.

As far as the trustworthiness of my work goes... go ahead and AUDIT IT. The code speaks for itself.

I ask myself. Answer is that you have no idea what you are talking about.

Google is correctly worried about the dangers of binary root. As YOU should also be.

Only because you have degenerated into personal attacks rather than rational argument.

---------- Post added at 06:07 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:05 PM ----------

I can't prove that google factory image is safe. I can make a strong argument to suggest that it most likely is, and I can prove that AOSP is safe.

FYI: I use a Nexus, so I'm not limited to factory images, as implied by your last sentence.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dahawthorne:
Well, I'm no techie, I'm just an end-user of other people's talented work, but I'm with doitright on this one. I have trusted Chainfire for years - I have a number of his apps on my device, all of them paid for even though most work perfectly as free apps, simply because I do trust his work. Even if it's closed source black box stuff, he has always appeared to be a straight-up guy.

Still, once the black box passes into company ownership, at that point my trust ends. Companies are not charities hoping for donations. They want some return on whatever investment they've put into taking over SuperSU. Bottom line, I don't trust companies - and yes, that does include Google or Alphabet or whatever piece owns Android these days. I live with the knowledge that I am the product - my choice.

It's also my choice to opt for an open-source solution over a black box one. If doitright's superuser can be audited by people who know what they're looking at (I don't) then that'll do it for me.

And as an afterthought, yes, doitright is a spiky character. So is Torvalds. So what? As long as he comes up with the goods I have no problem with it. He comes across as passionate, doesn't suffer fools gladly (and that is just a saying, I'm not referring to any posters), and since I'm pretty much the same, if a bit more politic in the way I write, I can't criticise that... :)
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NLBeev:
Risk = Chance * Effect.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zelendel:
I only speak for the developers I have talked to about using your root set up instead of chains. Got the same answer from all of them.

As for being around longer then me in the modding area. I would put a bet on that. I have been modding phones before a smart phone was even a thought.

You were the first to throw insults. As seems to be your way. Anyone that doesn't agree with you is called a fool or other wise.

Nope you are right. I have no idea what I'm talking about. Now excuse me I have some bugs to fix thanks to Google messing things up.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] amon2051:
Hi guys!

I am writing this post hoping that someone can help me. Here it goes:

I bought a Cingular 8125 from someone in ROMANIA ( i also live down there ), at that moment wi-fi was working fine as in............ it was searching for wireless networks and showing them in Network Cards. The same day i flashed to wm6 ( downgrade, unlock upgrade etc. ) when i started wi-fi in wm6 and ............. nothing, no wireles networks in range, the wi-fi icon in the top of today screen did not show any attempt to connect or communicate for that matter. I downgraded to wm5 again (after trying different wm6 roms - none worked for wi-fi) and still nothing. I came to belive that there are some kind of settings in connection that y must take care of for my cingular to pick up nearby wi-fi hot spots. I am eagerly awaiting an answer from anyeone who has any idea about this.

Thank's in advance guys!!!