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[Android Head-Units] HighWing:
I bought an OEM style android head unit from Pumpkin Auto for the Mazda 6. I would post a link, but the noob rules won't let me yet. But you can find it on their site by searching for Mazda head units, and looking for the Mazda 6 version. It's the 7 inch quad-core.

Everything was fine for awhile except that I noticed It would make 2 beeps every time I turned on my car, and then randomly while driving, it would beep twice again. I tried to find a connection for the beeps, but they would happen while driving, while not moving, day, night, etc. I've looked online and I can't seem to find any reason for what the 2 beeps mean. However, now I am thinking they have something to do with either being over-powered or under powered.

It's been about 2 months since I installed it, and then a week ago I heard a click while driving and the radio went off. Checking the fuse box confirmed that it blew the fuse. I replaced the fuse, and it blew the new one immediately. Oddly enough I tried replacing the fuse with a higher amp (went from 15 to 20) and that did not blow, but putting a 15 amp in does blow. This past weekend I pulled the radio to check for any shorts in the wires, but couldn't find any. The connectors are all OEM, which was nice for installation, but also means there are no exposed wires, or taped ends. After putting it all back together and replacing the fuse again, it didn't blow for a few days. But now it's back to blowing the fuse immediately.

I am at a loss for what else to check or do at this point. :confused: Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated? As well as any direction on what the beeping could mean would be awesome!
[Android Head-Units] amonev:
Someone with knowledge need to open the headunit and check the Power IC and the Amplifier section.

How many speakers you have? Try to disconnect them and see what's happend? Are the beeps gone?

Do you have external amp?
[Android Head-Units] HighWing:
I've got 4 speakers and I'm not using an amp.

This headunit was OEM designed, meaning I'm still using the OEM connector. So I can't disconnect the speakers with out disconnecting power and everything else.

Thanks for the idea though.
[Android Head-Units] Waseem Rashed:
I have installed a similar car radio from Ownice C500 (Octa core, 2GB RAM) in my Mazda 6 for a couple of days ago. I hear also 2 fairly loud beeps every time I start my car and also randomly during driving. I didn't think it was a problem though :mad:
[Android Head-Units] Claus71:
I got the same issue. Just installed Android 8.0, Octa Core Head Unit in my Mazda 6 model 2010. I also got two random beeps now and then. It would be nice to know what causes these beeps and how to get rid of them if possible.
[Android Head-Units] MrBrainstorm:
What head units do you guys have installed. I've also just recently installed an Idoing PX5 /octa-core, 2GB, 32GB) unit, specifically made for the Mazda 6 (mine is a GH from 2012). So far everything works fine except those damn annoying random beeps. Would like to know what causes it to be able to turn it off.

No blown fuse on my side yet. Hopefully it will stay that way.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ialana:
Hi everybody.

I just flashed PureNexus 6.0 rom from 5.1.1 version, and after flashing and rebooting, the device gets stucked at the boot logo (an animation with 4 dots). This was the updating process (I'm rooted and with unlocked bootloader).

1) wiped all partitions (including system, data, etc...)

2) flashed bootloader from latest factory image via fastboot.

3) rebooted to bootloader

4) flashed vendor image via fastboot

5) flashed latest PureNexus 6.0 rom from recovery (latest twrp)

6) flashed dynamic-gapps from banks from recovery

7) rebooted

Did I do something wrong? Bootloader seems unlocked and I'm able to reboot to recovery but I don't know what else I can do.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andybones:
Sounds like you did everything correct.

" Bootloader seems unlocked"

--- reboot into bootloader and it will tell you if you are unlocked.

Personally I would flash the volantis-mra58n factory image to get on the latest Marshmallow - boot up make sure all is running well.

Flash TWRP, make a nandroid, then flash the ROM.

No need to flash anything else, or at least that's what I did, here where my steps upon recieving the tablet last week.

unlocked bootloader.

flashed volantis-mra58n factory image, booted up played around for a bit (as Pure Nexus 6.0 wasn't out yet)

flashed TWRP, make a nandroid

flashed Pure Nexus 6.0 + banks gaaps

reboot, profit

sounds like something is going wrong, you should have the Marshmallow boot animation not the LP dots.

you don't need to flash the bootloader or vendor images doing my process as you are already on the latest ones from flashing the volantis-mra58n factory image.

Best of luck.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ialana:
Thanks for your answer. The bootloader is unlocked, or that's what it says when I boot on it. I'll try flash to the factory image and see what happens. Thanks!
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ialana:
Problem solved after flashing recovery, boot.img and system.img from factory image, thanks! I'll try flashing a custom rom now.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dkryder:
i've read that there needs to be gapps for 6.0, 5.1 gapps supposedly won't work on 6.0
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] HDR:
NVM.. I'm an idiot, please delete this
[Nook Touch General] nmyshkin:
Yeah, I know it's kind of "out there", but consider the problem a proof-of-concept exercise :D

I've found an old version of the app that will install and "run" on Eclair--but not so old that it still tries to log into GoogleVoice. I can get past the intro screen but for the "sign in" screen I get a white-out condition except for the little bar that says "Sign in". The menu options (help and exit) can still be brought up.

I use GrooVe IP Lite on my Nook Tablet and a cheap little unactivated Kit-Kat smartphone I bought as a dedicated mp3 player (after my beloved Insignia Pilot died :crying:). It works great for an emergency call if you can scare up wi-fi----and it's free (to any land-line in the US or Canada--cell phones too, I guess). In this respect it seems better than Skype to me unless you have a lot of overseas contacts (I don't).

So....I uninstalled the current app from my little Kit-Kat device and side-loaded the old app. It ran just fine, allowed me to sign in, etc. Once signed in and exited, the next time the app starts you are already signed in. Hmm. I started digging in the /data/data folder for the app and came across two xml files of preferences, one of which clearly contained log-in information (my assigned telephone number, my email, etc.). So I tried copying that file to the same folder on the NST, hoping to get past the indomitable white-out. No joy. Same behavior AND when I checked the xml file I had overwritten it had been returned to a generic state, minus my personal data :mad:

I tried two other things. I reactivated the old phone.apk system app. That made no difference. I didn't try the telephony or whatever that other one is. I also started up USB audio before going to the app, thinking it might check for audio capabilities (and it still might) but that made no difference.

I'd probably never use the app on the NST but I am curious about what is keeping it from working. Perhaps the voip server just rejects log-in attempts from really old Android systems.

Any ideas?
[Nook Touch General] SJT75:
Sorry for necroposting but this topic is in line of mine reasoning to use device as much as possible as it is. So if it does not have camera why would you need a Skype or Whatsapp? As a VoIP phone that is OK. Did you made any progress on that one? I am asking because I have a feeling that it might be possible to write an application that would work like VoIP/SIP/web phone to completely remove Phone.apk that reside in NST.
[Nook Touch General] nmyshkin:
No, I eventually gave up on the idea. It was only a lark from the start, just to see if it would be possible, but the demands of the task exceeded my knowledge. GrooveIP has changed the way connections are made as well as encryption schemes several times over since I first looked at the issue. All that aside, I doubt that the device could now login to the new servers even if all the code were properly in place.

Re: Phone.apk, on the NST this is where the control of the Android volume resides, so if you remove that you lose the ability to control the media volume (or any volume, for that matter). I eventually discovered this after a lot of flailing around with kludges to prevent the media volume from blasting out when using USB Audio. Many people had deactivated or deleted Phone.apk (me too). When I re-enabled the app I suddenly had access to the volume controls.
[Nook Touch General] SJT75:
First thanks for reply. Second does that mean you won't have anything against me trying to do something like that... it might not be GrooVeIP since I haven't decided what service would be optimal to begin with. Third I have read your experiments with Phone.apk and that part of volume control resides there that is why I suggest not to remove it but rewrite it in a more usable form. Even if I fail doing that at least I might have satisfaction in knowing that I tried.
[Nook Touch General] nmyshkin:
By all means, give it a try! Supposedly some versions of WhatsApp would run on the NST. Again, whether you could log in to a server is another matter.
[Nook Touch General] SJT75:
I also think that WhatsApp would fail since company promised support for devices with Android older then 2.3 would be maintained until February of this year. Still some other existing software might go through installation process and be registered using code sent to mobile phone that have same software or maybe I find something new who knows.
[Samsung Galaxy Xcover 2 Questions & Answers] AmmR_94:
Hey, a few days ago my gf's Xcover stopped working, it shows the samsung xcover 2 screen and then the screen immediately goes all black and nothing happens.

The problem is it won't boot, recovery won't open, the only thing that works is odin mode.

I tried to install CWM with odin, but can't open it, tried re-installing the original firmware from sammobile but it still won't boot.

The phone isn't rooted and the CWM recovery I installed was from here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2352252

Really need some more experienced help with this

Thanks and best regards
[Android Stick & Console Computers General] DarinNZ:
Hi All, I have an Orion R28 Meta which crashed and would not reboot. I re-flashed it with the latest KK firmware (lollipop would not flash ?) and it powers up fine now. However under storage I have no NAND Flash. I used AnroidTool 2.3 to read FlashInfo and it reads successfully saying it sees 14GB of Samsung memory.

When I first rebooted after flashing, although it was quick, I'm sure I saw some android boot text on my screen say something like unable to mount flash.

I tried connecting to my PC which it does correctly however in windows explorer it appears in the device list but when you click on it there is nothing to see.

Any ideas please.

Thanks in advance.
[Android Stick & Console Computers General] blinkone:
Flash it again but make sure you Erase idb (nand) first in the flash tool
[Android Stick & Console Computers General] DarinNZ:
Hi, the first time I flashed the R28 I used the Restore function of RKBatchTool. I did later try to Erase the NAND with AndroidTool but it failed to complete due to the loader not restarting. (AndoidTool lost connection with device after reset)
[Note Edge Android Development] samymarboy:
Hello everyone,

I'm new to Note Edge (n915F) I'm not satisfied with my Note Edge battery so i decided to root my Note Edge but I failed in all the tutorials found on google or over all internet somehow i came to know how to root Note Edge F model. So I decided to share it those who also stuck with CF Auto Root. It's also doesn't work for me.

Here is easy steps for root.

1. Install CWM.(through latest Odin in AP tab)

2. Then copy SuperSU to your phone memory

3. Then reboot to recovery

4. Flash SuperSU through CWM (download from here)

5.Wipe Cache partition.

6. Then flash anMicky387_kernel_511.zip

NOTE: I'm not responsible for any kind of data lose or any damage to your device. Always make backup of your imported data

Have a Good Day ;)
[Note Edge Android Development] Petteri:
Hmhhhhh, that we all have discussed 100 times! why you do extra thread!?
[Note Edge Android Development] samymarboy:
no one has posted it before for N915F model, if someone posted it was with CF Auto Root which doesn't work and give us a Bootloop.
[Note Edge Android Development] Petteri:
F and FY is same and it was postet in threads by Micky etc.... ok, so we have a stand alone thread now, could be easier for people who wants to root! THX...
[Note Edge Android Development] samymarboy:
apologized but i really don't know that F and FY models are same :rolleyes: :eek:
[Note Edge Android Development] VGMStudios:
Thank you for this guide. It helped me figure out what to do.

Have a question. Is the Micky387_kernel_511.zip only for android 5.11?

I currently have 5.01. If I want to upgrade my N915F to Stock 5.11 so I need to install this kernel before or after I install the OEM ROM?

Thank you.
[Note Edge Android Development] Petteri:
Thats all basic:

Download Stock FW

Download latest ODIN 3.10.7

Download latest TWRP Recovery

Download Mickis 5.1.1 Kernel (if you need Root)

use ODIN to Install the Stock 5.1.1 FW

use Odin to instal TWRP

Flash Kernel with TWRP
[Note Edge Android Development] VGMStudios:
thank you for the step by step. Its been a while since I rooted a phone and updated it and I couldnt remember if its kernel first then new OS or vis versa!

Thanks for the reminder. :)
[Note Edge Android Development] triew0814:
I'm Succes Root

but always view pop up security warning how to eliminate this pop up??
[Note Edge Android Development] Cundis:
Freeze SecurityLogAgent with titanium backup :)

Sendt fra min SM-N915FY
[Note Edge Android Development] Santoman7:
Root OK

finally my note edge N915FY is rooted ... thanks man :good::good::good::good::good::good::good::good::good::good::good::good:

if you do exactly what he said you get the root ..... 1 flash CMW through odin , when it finishes and make restart to your phone you have to press vol up and the home key ( BEFORE IT OPENS , IF IT OPENS YOU WONT HAVE CMW ) .. then flash the SU and afterthat you go back to the cmw home screen and make wipe cach ... and in the end you flash MICKY KERNEL ..... :o
[Note Edge Android Development] colgao:
Now you don't need to flash a 'permissive' firmware in step 6 (you can flash flash the zip of the new SuperSU 2.6x after reboot into TWRP/CWM recovery to get root).

You can also try to remove/de-active KNOX software flashing the file KNOX-FREE_TEKHD.zip By [MENTION=4107827]TEKHD[/MENTION] (at the same time than SuperSU 2.6x if you want) ;) https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347792751

I hope this help you with this and other security warning messages ;)
[Note Edge Android Development] igiankyx13:
help me

It does not work on sm- n915fy with stock 5.1.1 . The flash recovery with odin is successful but when I turn on mode ' recovery comes out the message (in update system) and I still have the stock recovery
[Note Edge Android Development] argorito:
When using odin to flash recovery, untick the AUTOREBOOT option. When done, after pass appear, just remove the phone from cable and remove battery. Put it back to phone and reboot recovery. It worked for me...

Regards

Enviado desde mi SM-N915F
[Note Edge Android Development] cyyong95:
Can I root without using the custom kernel?
[Note Edge Android Development] tottikhai:
Can i do it for 915s..pls
[Note Edge Android Development] hamidpro:
hello

i have note edge n915 f,i have a problem for root of that ,after flash with micky kernel , cellphone isnt normal and i install titanium recovery, and doe not work

pop up your phone not rooted

also i instal triangle Away for reset counter of knox, also dose not reset that

please help me
[Note Edge Android Development] ufukan:
Yes, when you flash a costum kernel you will lost Root. After flashing Micky's Kernel just flash the root again, and you have root again. It's not possible to reset ur Knox when you flash costum stuffs.. Simply just flash this attachment.
[Note Edge Android Development] Gbn007:
Hi

Can I use this method to root my Samsung n915f

My phone is running on android 6.0.1
[Note Edge Android Development] ArdaTLK:
Should we use stock rom or any custom rom which contains kernel?

---------- Post added at 12:43 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:31 PM ----------

Is this works on the Stock 6.0.1 Rom
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nola mike:
Have a Galaxy S4 running Aurora lollipop ROM. I use hangouts for voice calls, and am using next/handcent for SMS. Gmail and Type Mail for email (type mail seems to be a battery killer--trying to find a good hotmail/exchange replacement). I'm looking for a battery strategy that will allow me to receive incoming calls through hangouts, and receive SMS texts through mobile. I don't particularly care about the email when the phone is off, but would at least like it to sync when the screen turns on. I don't care about the phone doing anything else with the screen off. I'm currently using a mix of amplify, tasker, powernap, greenify, myandroidtools. I'm not sure how much redundancy I'm having with these apps, so simplifying them would be nice.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rs899:
Thanks to PeteInSequim, I had an ebay acquired HD running nicely on Lollipop, for about 6 hours. Next morning I lost control of it. The notification tab kept popping up and down about 3 times per second and other "ghost " input things were happening. I tried cleaning the screen, rebooting, etc and it mostly keeps doing this.

I assume this is a hardware issue,most likely digitizer gone bad? I took it apart and reseated the cables to the screen, but no improvement.

Any thoughts?
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rs899:
To answer my own post, over a month later, it seems to be a charger issue. This particular Nook HD does not like a particular LG 2 amp charger . A replacement NOOK HD doesn't have a problem with it. I got the "problem child" Nook to charge on an HTC 1 amp charger and bought yet another NOOK that had the original factory charger and its happy with that one too.

My second NOOK doesn't like another 2 amp charger I have and also gets unstable.

Does this make any sense at all?
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aegrotatio:
Yes, it makes sense. There are so many chargers out there, and some of them don't provide a clean supply to the device. Personally I haven't seen problems charging Nook HD and HD+ with random Amazon Kindle chargers, Nook HD and older Nook Color/Tablet chargers, and more modern Anker, Poweradd, and Photive multi-charger blocks.

I would try to clean off the screen really well. If the screen goes crazy, turn the device off (just tap the power button) and clean the screen off again and tap the power button again. Works for me on Nook HD and Nook HD+ using Cyanogenmod 10 and 11 hacks.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ieatabiscuit:
I have seen a bad SD card cause random evil strangeness before also. I would suggest a fresh install of everything after resetting to full stock Tom and recovery, use said recovery to do a factory reset, reinstall twrp, then flash as desired. This took care of a weird battery issue I had once also. As for ROMs, pick your poison.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rs899:
^^ on the particular nook in question, all is well now. I haven't tried going back to the charger it didn't like. I askeered....
[OnePlus 2 General] anuj247:
Hey everyone, this isn't a spam thread. I have an invite for OnePlus 2 in INDIA.

If anyone wants this, please hit me up because it is valid for 2 more days and I am giving it away for free.

Cheers
[OnePlus 2 General] Magnum_Enforcer:
Please post in an existing invite thread.

Thanks

Thread closed
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NXLTrauma25:
I have combed every thread for the keywords relating to the 807t and have only come across one beta type rom and a few posts that state restoring a stock kernel and modem enables data on the 807t after installing some but not all 805 roms.

Right now I am running SweetRom with the stock kernel and modem from my 807t stock image.

My question is if there is any hope of a kernel (or rom) that still allows for data on this model or are there no devs with this device (or is any part of the 807t source not relesed, like the HTC radio on the HTC Rezound in regards to when CM was being developed)?

In relation to the kernel question I am particarly interested in why it seems restoring the modem and kernel does not work to acheive data on all 805 roms. I noticed the Iron rom does not seem to have data but a few others, sweetrom obviously included, do work. Are there reqiured files missing from the roms that this method does not work on?

Sorry, just trying to get a bit more performance and customization out of this device but having data is a must.

Thanks for any information available and happy Thanksgiving to everyone!!!
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NXLTrauma25:
Badumpabump
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DUHAsianSKILLZ:
I was in the process of comparing T807T and IronRom T805 files. Could it also be some APN settings and all that? Perhaps changing it somewhere in settings.. I dont really know. Ill definetly take a look at the differences. Maybe a test port build of IronRom if I can manage to do it.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NXLTrauma25:
I would be more than happy to test. I am laid up for weeks after another major surgery so you can throw whatever you want at me haha. Thanks for the precursory look.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NXLTrauma25:
Also just out of curiosity do you know if a android also backs up foldermount mounts? I have so much mounted to the ext sdcard that I was just curious if formatting cleanly to try out different Roms and apns would negate the band road I have in that when I restore it the foldermount will need to be redone all over again.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ashyx:
You're disregarding the fact that Samsung use the EFS partition to hold a lot of important data regarding radio.

It doesn't necessarily have to be the rom or the kernel.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NXLTrauma25:
I understand that. It's been a bit since I switched Roms on the tab but I believe you also have to restore the stock EFS as well. Could the EFS and modem be left alone entirely or would that negate the ability to really do much?
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DUHAsianSKILLZ:
Okay, can you perhaps test this one for me? https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24269982087006147 I have replaced many system files from IronRom with some from T807T. Be sure to make a backup of your device (including EFS too) and let me know if data works fine. Thanks!
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NXLTrauma25:
Going to grab it now. You think it will mess up my folder mount stuff if I restore back after?
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DUHAsianSKILLZ:
Perhaps you can use titiaium back to backup the mount data from folder mount. I never used folder mount so... I cant give much informatiom on it.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NXLTrauma25:
Backing up and flashing now buddy . Will update, thanks for helping either way.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NXLTrauma25:
Flashed it, chose stock kernel in aroma. Did not restore EFS, boot, or radio as I wanted to just see if it booted first. It did and the apn was of course empty although it didn't seem to send any messages about the sim card not being detected.... Might be a good thing. Just restored EFS, boot and radio and will update shortly if that brought data in.