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[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime Questions & Answers] yellow01gt:
I (somehow) managed to achieve root privaliges on my Galaxy Core Prime Cricket variant (SM-G360AZ) this morning. Since I've had this device, I've noticed there is little to no information available on, well...anywhere. Is anyone aware of any working custom recoveries that are available for this device? I am a dedicated flashaholic and I would like to know if there are...before this phone ends up in GCP heaven...lol thanks...

--Jack
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime Questions & Answers] JUSTINMARMER:
How did you achieve root?
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime Questions & Answers] 30secs:
Kingroot will do it.
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime Questions & Answers] KillaRose:
hey got some helpful files for everyone.

i am uploading stock SM-G360AZ odin files atm
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime Questions & Answers] noobsaibot34:
Did you ever upload those files? I could really use them!!
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime Questions & Answers] noobsaibot34:
Problem with cricket core prime

turns out that all of the twrp releases i tried didnt work, didnt have a backup of original recovery, so i flashed this one from g360p with same firmware baseband and now recovery works again.. I hope this helps someone.
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime Questions & Answers] KillaRose:
yea i did but due to permissions

your all welcome there are odin stock files for SM-G360AZ for Cricket wireless Samsung Galaxy Core Prime.. enjoy all your welcome.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B0rceJbAma8BZmlYV01qVlAzeWs?usp=sharing
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime Questions & Answers] Lastres:
I have a core prime cricket but can't flash it cause it says rev fail old bin
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime Questions & Answers] KillaRose:
can you explain a little more of your problem please? i.e like what firmware or files you are using and how you attempted to install them just like a little check list of start to finish and also i uploaded the odin files into my gdrive if anyone needs them uploaded somewhere else just let me know best way to get ahold of me is by pm
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime Questions & Answers] InfinityBelow:
Are these for lollipop or kitkat

Kingroot does not work on SM-G360AZ you must use kingoroot.
[Xperia Z5 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xerwulf:
I want to flash the newest Firmware with Flashtool, but I stuck on the "plugin your device" screen. Can anyone help?

I used "sa0113adb" adb driver. Flashtool cant detect my Z5C right..

delete pls, i pushed volume up not down..... sorry
[Xperia Z5 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sadman Khan:
Sad life
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] reitjam:
hi everyone,

i am a noob to this side of things, i need an app to work with a bluetooth remote that is wonderful, i need this because i cant remember what letters to press for what. what i would like is a media center remote to work like NiveusPocketRemote, i just need the interface mapped, is this easy to do? how can i?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rudegar:
you can make a program which use bluetooth com port

setup the comports on the pda and on the pc

then develeop a client frondend on the pda

and a "server" on the pc which interp the commands

from the pda client and do it's stuff using com or some

dll to talk to the program you want to remote
[Raspberry Pi Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] peterzhu2118:
So I'm doing a project today with the Raspberry Pi 2 Model B and I realized that some (not all) of the GPIO pins output 3.3V at startup (I mean the data pins, not the power output pins). I cannot have it output 3.3V since I'm using the RPI to control a quadcopter and that would cause a mess if the motors ran at full speed at bootup. So do you guys know which pins are 0V (off) at startup and I can control using WiringPi?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] cnaudiffred:
So, i've been reading through threads on this site as well as others. It seems all hope is lost when it comes to rooting my S5 with 5.0.....either if its KNOX or something else....is there a way to root if we aren't worried about tripping KNOX? and from what I have read we can't roll back to a previous version via Odin? Just checking to see if I need to give up and trade this phone for another one. Any leads or responses appreciated.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] QuillOmega0:
There is absolutely no way to root in any way, shape, or form once you're on 5.0 and there is very little chance there will ever be.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] stonecold36067:
I sold mime and bought the tmobile s5. If you get a unlocked one you can put your at&t sim card in it and it can be rooted I did mine
[G3 Developer Discussion [Developers Only]] pikachukaki:
Dont start flamming i know im not starting a thread with the solution but simply to inform the brilliand minds of our community of that unfortcune thing....So anyhelp will be great Im starting the thread even if i can't get a logcat (something with my drivers,or im just stupid im not sure which is what)
[G3 Developer Discussion [Developers Only]] copy2050:
so, i see you are in 21A...give me some information about that, its really the 5.1.1 they all people talk or is the same 5.0/5.01 we already have?!

Thank u
[G3 Developer Discussion [Developers Only]] pikachukaki:
It's 5.0 at least in the paper.. Not sure how I can check it properly
[G3 Developer Discussion [Developers Only]] copy2050:
go to settings, scroll down to about phone and software information.
[G3 Developer Discussion [Developers Only]] pikachukaki:
come on man im not that stupid!!!LOL haaha!!It said 5.0 LRX21R
[G3 Developer Discussion [Developers Only]] copy2050:
sorry, i dont know if you know! But now i know you know...

because there are many people who dont know even to go into about phone so i'm not a whitch! :)
[G3 Developer Discussion [Developers Only]] spinoza23:
21A boot loop when I try to install xposed :(
[G3 Developer Discussion [Developers Only]] copy2050:
i have flashed it too and have the same issue, infinite bootloop...

so, i go back to V20W...i have done the backup of it and now i only will update my phone when Android 6 are ready to our devices and have root method!
[G3 Developer Discussion [Developers Only]] saigon66:
I installed NOVAStock ROM 5.5 ( 21A) and it work fine with Xposed. But NOVAStock ROM is not at XDA forum.
[G3 Developer Discussion [Developers Only]] pikachukaki:
nova isnt pure 21A thats why its working...21A from LG add some security features from 5.1 (the dev of xposed said so) so thats why xposed isn't working although there is at General forum a thread how to make xposed worked at 21A
[G3 Developer Discussion [Developers Only]] maxwarp79:
Anyone knows if the latest Xposed Framework release (v78) solves the issue with v21A firmware?
[G3 Developer Discussion [Developers Only]] baster72:
install Xposed v78 and its work again perfectly no need freeze apps also
[Android Head-Units] cupidsrage:
I have this HU I cant seem to get into the recovery. there are no hard buttons its full touch screen and i cant find any info on this unit. please help. The wifi and bluetooth stopped working after trying the apk root program. it wont factory reset from the settings either. i would put a link but ofcourse the forums wont let me its a eincar HU i goes???? the ebay user is eincar2015.
[Android Head-Units] silasnicholls:
Try connecting to computer and use fastboot - assuming you have the correct drivers...
[Android Head-Units] cupidsrage:
how am i going to connect to pc i dont have wifi to connect the 2.
[Android Head-Units] tmiller101:
via USB

It hard to help when you didn't mention the model or ROM. There are several models out there.
[Android Head-Units] ImitableBeatle:
What HU do you have?
[Android Head-Units] niko_11:
Please, I have the same problem. After trying to root my Peugeot 208 android unit I can't access to the wifi and Bluetooth. I boughted on aliexpress to LSQstar. It came with android 4.2.2 and has a A9 chip with 1GB ram.

Please help!!!!
[Android Head-Units] Dbeayon:
Are you rooted?
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iamloco724:
So here is my dilemma, just playing with the 6P a bit and i love everything so far about it no issues as of now im still not a fan of AMOLED but its not as bad as i thought it would be but my biggest issue is the phone is massive I have small hands and im not sure I can ever get use to a phone this size, btw im coming from the M8

So I know the 5X is a plastic build, smaller battery and only 1 front speaker these are the things that matter to me but it has the same camera which is one of the main reasons I want to replace my M8

My question for anyone that has used both can you give me an unbiased opinion on speed of the 5X and battery or any other important issues. I just want to know if maybe i should give the 5X a shot
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Charkatak:
I have Nexus 5X and like it.

I have not used Nexus 6P and although it could be a bit faster, have more RAM or stereo speakers - the size of it is the problem for me. Aluminum is slippery especially if the phone is big and not comfortable to hold + more expensive. I am happy with Nexus 5X and and it completes my daily tasks just like any other flagship device out there. For you, I would suggest, to get 5X, but don't return your 6P just yet. Play with both and return one of them.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jackdubl:
I bought both and used them and decided on the 5X. The 6P outperforms the 5X pretty much everywhere. But the 5X feels so much smaller/lighter/better in the hand. I tried my best to love the 6P but in the end, it was just too big. The 5X definitely feels cheaper, but I kinda like that. In the end, I kept not looking forward to actually holding the 6P in my hands. As I wrote to someone else, holding the 6P was a bit of a chore. The 5X is plenty fast in performance, but not as fast and smooth as the 6P. Coming from my Galaxy S4, the 5X flies.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] biggolfer:
This topic is very helpful. I currently have the 6p and trying to determine if i should return it and get the 5x. I love the 6p with a case on it but the size is my main complaint. It is fast and great for watching videos and browsing the web at home. Speakers and camera are good. I have a difficult time when I am active moving around or using in the car. It doesn't fit in my cup holder. I have almost dropped it a few times when trying to use one handed.

I am constantly thinking that I will be happier with smaller phone. My current phone is 4.7 inches.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jackdubl:
I had both for about a week, and now it's been a week since I returned the 6P. I must say I am not regretting my decision at all. Even things like hitting the fingerprint sensor are better on the 5X. And I must say I definitely prefer the LCD on the 5X to the amoled on the 6P. Movies are the only thing that look better on the 6P; everything else looks better on the 5X, as far as color goes. I did prefer the 6P with sRGB color enabled. If only the 6P was, like, 5.3-5.4 inches and not as heavy. Not only is the 5X easier on the hand, the thing is light as a feather.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danthepan124:
Haven't used the 6p, however I'm coming from a 4.7 inch nexus 4, and I was always scared for a screen bigger than 5 inches, but after getting the 5x it fits very nicely and not as big as I thought
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Azarin:
I have used both for about a week each. My observations are as follows:

Battery Life - The 6P seems to last a fair bit longer than the 5X, for me at least. Even with the same set of apps on both the 6P lasts me a day whereas the 5X requires a top-up mid afternoon.

Screen - Personally I prefer the larger more vibrant screen of the 6P. The other advantage is that the UI seems a bit small on the 5X due to being scaled down compared to other 5.2" phones I have used like the Moto X 2nd Gen. Probably an age thing though, I never used to have a problem with smaller text!

Speed/Performance - Both are fairly fast and responsive, however the 5X tends to get bogged down for a few seconds from time to time. The 6P doesn't seem to do this.

Weight/Size - This is the killer for me. Although I prefer most aspects of the 6P it is just a bit too big to be comfortable in most of my trouser (pants for the Americans among us) pockets . It is worth noting that I didn't have any problem with the size of the 6P while in use - I could type fine one handed using a swipe keyboard.

As had been said many times elsewhere by other people, the phone I really wanted was a 5P..... Ultimately though I have settled on using the 5X for the moment, in the hope that one of the updates will help in the battery life stakes verses the 6P. The 6P just seemed like too much of a hassle to carry around.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sn0warmy:
This is the exact reason I didn't even give the 6P a second thought. After owning the Nexus 6 for many months, I just never felt comfortable with it and ended up back on my Nexus 5. Using it was definitely a burden, especially on the go. I learned first hand that a 6" phone is just too big. I was never able to get used to it. Quite frankly, I don't see how enough people find it to be a good size, thus making manufacturers continue to build phones that big. 5.2" - 5.5" is the sweet spot. Any bigger is just too much.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fink.nottle:
I ordered both, and I'm returning the 6P

Main reason:

6P is too big, slippery and heavy making one handed use almost impossible.

Secondary reasons:

Pricey.

810 woes. I could feel it get quite warm, although not unbearably so. Again, with the cost in perspective, I would rather wait for a better processor in a 5 inch phone.

I really don't do anything demanding with my phone. I mainly care about the unlocked bootloader and good s/w support, which any nexus would provide.

I still get some mileage over 5, notably wifi calling and band 12 support for t-mobile when it arrives. Combined with the early bird google play promo, I think I paid pretty much the same price for pretty much the same phone, which is fine. I really like my 5, and I'll give it to someone in family. Also, for what it's worth, the 5x should hold better value than 5 since it works with all the carriers in the US, should you choose to sell it later.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gtg465x:
I have owned two Nexus 6Ps. The first had a green tint on the top half of the screen and the second had a red tint on the top. Granted, they were minor, and the vast majority of people would never notice the tints, but I'm extremely picky when it comes to displays. I returned multiple Galaxy S6s earlier this year for the same reason. AMOLED screens just seem to have poor uniformity and so I generally prefer LCDs. So I ordered a 5x today and it already shipped. But it's going to have to beat my Moto X Pure (Style) if it wants to stay in my pocket. I'll share my thoughts next week after I get a couple days to compare to the 6P and Pure.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bblzd:
My 5x has a barely noticeable tint near the bottom half, almost like a gradient on white displays but as you say most people probably wouldn't even notice it. I guess it's not just an AMOLED thing. I did an RMA but the replacement is completely yellow unfortunately, not sure if it's even worth trying again at this time.

My friend got the 6p and I got the 5x. No doubt the 6p is the more premium offering but in day to day use and holding the device the 5x wins hands down.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gtg465x:
So I got my 5X today and love it. I will be returning the 6P. I will miss the slightly better performance of the 6P, the larger battery, and the better speakers, but I prefer the screen on the 5X (I'm an LCD and accurate color fan) and most of the experience is the same. Oh, and the camera cover glass on the 6P gives it really bad reflections in photos when the sun is out so I'm hoping the more standard looking lens cover on the 5X solves that.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rogoshin:
It has beaten my Moto x, lets see if its a repeat

[emoji1]

Sendt fra min Nexus 5X med Tapatalk
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] graffixnyc:
I have both the 5x and the 6p. My 6p has a pink hue I'm waiting for them to release the hold on the first one I returned and I'm going to get another. Besides having the pink hue on the 6p I love both devices for different reasons. I do find myself reaching for my 5x more just because it's more comfortable. I currently have my phone sim in my 5x and my tablet sim in my 6p. I do use both every day though.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gtg465x:
It is. Selling the Moto X. I heard so many complaints about the 5X being stuttery and slow, but those people must have defective units or a rogue app constantly running because I can barely tell a difference between the 5X and 6P, sometimes not at all. The 5X is no faster than the Moto X Pure, but scrolling and animations are much smoother.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jimv1983:
I have the Nexus 5X and a co-worker of mine has the Nexus 6P which he allowed me to play with for a while. The Nexus 6P is just too big for me. One handed use and comfortable pocketabiltiy are high on my list. I did like the build quality and I prefer the more life like colors and deep blacks of an AMOLED screen(although I'm really happy with the Nexus 5X screen too). As far as battery it seemed to me that while browsing using Chrome the battery on the Nexus 6P dropped at about the same rate as my Nexus 5X with similar conditions and similar results in the battery details screen but I don't do a very accurate test so I can't say for sure but it seems that it's comparable to the Nexus 5X or maybe just a bit better which is what I would expect due to the much higher resolution.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mickey4mice:
Don't have 6P but N5X is definitely a welcome change in terms of weight and size after spending a year with Oneplus One. I never got used to 5.5" device and having weightless N5X puts it several notches above 6P for me. Besides, with encryption disabled this thing is plenty buttery, so no complaining here.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raptir:
I've used both and I'm very undecided...

Display - Tie

Nexus 6P pros here are the bigger AMOLED screen. I'm typically an AMOLED fan over LCD and I actually like the over-saturated colors. That said, the LCD on the Nexus 5X is more accurate and has very even blacks (they are still gray compared to an AMOLED, but the screen doesn't have any bright spots/backlight bleed). Also, even though I know AMOLED screens have improved on this front I was still always worried about burn-in since it does start to get noticeable over time. It's nice to not have to worry about that on the 5X. I'd say it's a wash.

Audio - 6P

No contest here. My 6P had slightly imbalanced speakers so I ended up returning it but my wife's is very close to balanced. But even with the balance being slightly off the sound on the 6P is much better than the 5X. The 5X is actually worse than my Moto X 2014. Headphone output is about the same on both.

Performance - Tie

Haven't had any performance issues on either device. The 6P obviously has the faster processor but they're both "good enough" and neither lags in normal use.

Quality Control - 5X

Both 6Ps I've used have minor issues like the screen being seated improperly, the speaker balance being off, etc... The 5X doesn't have any minor imperfections like that.

Battery Life - 6P

No contest here really. The 6P has much better battery life both on standby and when actively using the device. The 5X is "okay" but I barely make it through a day of heavy usage (ie, when I was traveling yesterday) while the 6P can easily handle it.

Usability - 5X

Wasn't really sure what to call this, but the 5X's size just makes it easier to use with one hand. It fits better in your pocket, etc...

Camera - Tie

I haven't seen any observable difference between the two.

So overall I have 2 wins for each and the rest are ties. Obviously it depends on what you prioritize but it's making the decision very tough for me.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Azarin:
Just to follow up on my earlier post (quoted below) I have been switching between the two devices more often than I thought I would. While the size of the 5X is preferable to me the battery life just isn't working out as well as I had hoped, given the the same usage and apps on both (light to moderate usage).
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] moghm:
I have returned the 6p and settled on the 5x. The 6p is a beast of a phone, speed, screen, build, etc etc. However, i just could not get personal with it. I am so much more happy with the 5x. A true 5 upgrade. Speed wise yes maybe a bit of difference, but im on my second day and its as fast as my 5 if not faster.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eross:
The phone was running stock Android 4.2.2 . One day clicking the built in camera app (v2.0) caused an error " Unfortunately the camera has stopped working". After googling the error this is what I tried , and did not work:

Restart.

Clear cache and data of the Camera app, Gallery and every other built in app with the camera icon.

Deleted all apps that used the camera (flashlight , scanner etc)

Went into recovery and wiped the cache partition.

Factory rest from within the phone.

Delete user data from recovery

Upgrade to Kitkat 4.4.2 - now the error has changed to "Camera failed".

Could this be a hardware problem?

Could this be a persist partition error? How can it be fixed on this phone?

Edit: Took the phone to Samaung lab (had one more month of warranty!) . They apparently re-flashed the OS and the problem is solved.
[Sony Cross-Device General] D_Vovan_238:
Hi;)

Was searching for Linux SWAP Enabling Scripts many times, Linux SWAP Partition or SWAP File, was using Ram Expander for mount my Linux SWAP Partition, and didn't found nothing apart tutorials how to make it…

So I decided to make my own Linux SWAP mounting script.

It's not the first version, so many bugs are already fixed, also included some Low Memory TaskKiller Tweaks.

And because I'm using SdCard EXT4 Partition for secondary Roms I added Script to mount it like other storage on data/media/0, so it's also accessible via PC Connection ;)

Tested on my Xperia Z1 Running Stock Android 5.1.1, but must work

on all Xperia Z Line Models…

Also made some simple Application With TASKER App Factory for change Ram Profiles when Android is booted ;)

To Completely Remove it Simply don't change Aroma Installer Options, press next 4 times, and all of my Stuff's will be Completely Removed ;)

Here is tutorial, how to correctly create Linux SWAP or EXT4 Partition, or both ;)

It's highly recommended to use Class 8 or higher Micro SD-CARD, otherwise it will slowdown your system…

If you don't want to lose your data on SDCARD simply choose move/resize option, make primary partition smaller, then create other partition, or partitions on free space.

⇧⇧⇧Only works with Windows method ;)⇧⇧⇧

And if somebody don't want to make any changes, hi can use SWAP File, my Installer will create 512Mb, 1Gb or 2Gb SWAP Files on SDCARD or on DATA Partition ;)

My Script and Application don't require SWAP, so you can use it only for RAM PROFILES or EXT4 PARTITION MOUNTING , everything can be selected apart ;)

Now init.d support also don't required, my app repeating all actions, but atleast one option must be selected, because my app and script use flags to know what to make and if no option is selected my script and app have nothing to do…

Requirements : Latest BusyBox Version is Required (Can be Installed by the Same Installer ;) ) .

WARNING : Using of Linux SWAP Partition or SWAP File can reduce your memory life, because of many rewrites!..

⇩⇩⇩Download folder, will upload my script there ;)⇩⇩⇩

⇝Download Link⇜

Changelog :

Thanks to /Credits :

Venkat Kamesh for Butifull Animated Aroma Splash and Performance Control Application, thank you ;)

Amarullz for Great Aroma Installer, thank you very much :)

[NUT] for applications installing script (I used his script for apps installation, to not complicate my life ;) ), thanks for good script :).

Enjoy :)