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[Device Reviews and Information] marbalon:
Hi everyone,

I recently bought this board and I'm very happy with it, and use it as Debian server instead of R-Pi - IHMO it is R-Pi killer with current price 62$. But can't find solution for one thing - auto wake up. My board act as server so should automatically wake up when power is connected/restored. Does anyone know solution for this ?
[Device Reviews and Information] almorink:
Hi, it looks like project died. Last update of firmware was done a year ago, I had installed long time ago a firmware for geekbox tablet pc mod and now it works only with two power sources connected, so I was searching for other firmware and the new forum ([geekbox 0boards net) is empty for working links.
[Asus Padfone X and S] Dimasdanz:
So my Padfone S (Black one) just got back from a service center because something happened and they changed my mainboard.

All is well, until I install some apps from the playstore and suddenly tells me my storage is full. I checked the storage settings. It says System Reserved 13.00GB/16.00GB. Wait what? My phone used 13GB just for system reserved and I can't store anything into it. I checked using my computer it only says 3GB. Check using asus file manager, it says 3GB too.

So I did factory reset after I know this. And the system reserved decrease to 5.23GB/16.00GB. I tried another factory reset (hopefully it decrease again) and system reserved stays the same 5.23GB/16.00GB.

So my question is, does anybody knows what that system reserved is?

How do I delete those? Or at least make it smaller?

I never notice this before it gets to service center. So I don't know if it has this or not
[Asus Padfone X and S] Justatechie:
Mine is also at 5.23GB so I think that is normal.
[Asus Padfone X and S] Dimasdanz:
Ya, I other Padfone S user said the same to me.

What's weird is that 13GB/16GB after service center thing but it's back to 5.23GB after factory reset.

I never check this before it gets to service center so I think's something's up. But it's not.

Thanks!
[Asus Padfone X and S] AB__CD:
5.2GB is standard for OS consumption. It is not unusual, and it cannot be deleted unless you flash custom rom that takes less space. As to why there was only 3gb left after the service center, well i dont know tbh.
[Android Apps and Games] antok.tm:
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Do try it out and leave your feedbacks about it.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ijokolor.MathBreaker

Cheers.

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[Android Apps and Games] antok.tm:
Bump.

Still awaiting for feedbacks..
[General Topics] scottnic:
This is strange...

I keep my Windows\Start Menu\Programs folder organized with several subfolders (Games, Network, Utilities, Media, etc.). Recently my "Network" folder disappeared.

I figured it wasn't a huge issue -- I thought I must have deleted it accidentally, and it's not a big deal to re-create the shortcuts that were in that folder.

So I go to Windows\Start Menu\Programs in TotalCommander and try to create a new "Network" folder, and I'm told that the folder couldn't be created. The same sort of message I would have gotten if there was already a folder with that name...

On a whim I append "Network" to the address in TC's address bar, and lo and behold, there's my Network folder, complete with shortcuts!

So the folder is still there, but it's hidden -- TotalCommander doesn't see it. File Explorer doesn't see it. Wisbar Advance's Cascading Start Menu doesn't see it.

How did this happen, and how can I fix it? Any ideas?

This is on a Prophet (Dopod 818 Pro) running one of the WM6 variants... PDAViet's 4.0.0.5 Cross, I think. (I've flashed so many over the last few weeks I lose track).

TIA for any help!
[General Topics] hotdog53:
you didn't need Total Commander to investigate this. Go back to windows directory/start menu/programs. When the list of programs comes up, scroll until you see the sub folder or program in question. when or if you find it in the program list, simply tap/hold/copy. Go back to windows/start menu and paste or paste shortcut there.

Sorry, I didn't read the whole thread, so I'm assuming it's not in the program list. you said you found the program with the complete sub folder, but it's hidden in the directory. Have you tried tapping on "menu" (lower right)/show all files?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ali M. Altamimi:
if you are on cm12.1 or any rom based on cm12.1 and you don't like google emoji just like me and prefer samsung eomji which they are better :p follow these steps:

1. you must be rooted

2. you need any file manager that support root access, if you don't have one download this https://mega.nz/#!LdIiwApR!-NkEOWYTwR1DBH36Pl_-3T7FviUQ7qDUSPw4KxIQnUk

3. download this zip and extract https://mega.nz/#!WAhEkTjC!L_DnoQutFVIcoPQd_vFSyrlFq9B74vmcsT4ogLj9B08

4. now you have ttf files select all and copy

5. go to /system/fonts and delete all existing files then paste the new ttf flies, you may need to reboot

this will change emojis in whole phone, if you want to change font style too, download (font installer * root *) from play store. and you can chose any font in step 5.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] puppynaz:
Or you could just install this app from the Play Store: Emoji Switcher [Root]

Easier switch, than having to go thru the hassle of replacing .ttf fonts.
[Wear OS Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] epicgamer:
Ok so im looking at buying a sony smart watch 2 and im told if i put android wear on my iphone that the watch will work with my iphone 6 plus? can anyone confirm this please? kind regards steve.
[Wear OS Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AstroDigital:
The Sony Smartwatch 2, does not run Android Wear so no the iPhone will not work.

The Sony SmartWatch 3, does run Android Wear and that would work.
[Wear OS Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keith456:
smartwatch 2 is only for android smartphones (runs a proprietary sony os on the watch ) so wont work with iphones, the 3rd gen of the sony smartwatch should work like astro said earlier as it runs android wear . so far i find using android wear on ios is relatively limited in its uses , compared to using it on a android smartphone.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] hondais1:
Since there is absolutely ZERO info about this cell, I think those of us should share little what we have. Im uploading a STOCK KERNEL and STOCK RECOVERY file using the FLASHIFY.apk. I am rooted using KINGROOT! The STOCK rom is 5.0.2!

STOCK KERNEL

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0SpViU3rvl6dWtKOVAweEh2QW8/view?usp=sharing

STOCK RECOVERY

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0SpViU3rvl6blNFaEkzQlN4aXc/view?usp=sharing
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] Hydro_Axis:
Excellent. The only other person besides myself in the world with this variant. I have posted the the boot.img,recovery.img, and build.prop in another thread to have a custom recovery made, but havent heard anything back yet.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] DanHutchins:
I too am having an issue finding anything for this phone. Not to tech savvy myself but I'm sure something will come soon. Black Friday at Walmart sold a ton of these phones so I'm sure it won't be long.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] swapn:
+1 person

Me too man :D bought on Black friday and looking to unlock this for t mobile . Let's see what happen ??

EDIT:- Is someone is using for other network than straightalk ??
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] bfoos:
I too snagged this phone at Walmart on Black Thursday right after a hearty meal of turkey and all the fixin's lol. So far, all I've been able to really accomplish on this device is to root it with KingRoot, replace KingRoot with SuperSU and enable tethering. We really do need a custom recovery for this variant. A permissive kernel would be nice too.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] James L:
I bought one of these phones from black Friday online from Wal-mart the Straight Talk model but online it shows S920C instead of S920L.... Does anyone know the difference?

http://www.walmart.com/ip/46716426

I don't have the device in hand yet, should be here by the 4th to verify the model number. I posted the link though.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] swapn:
Update

I have a SM-S920L(As screenshot above) and i bought from Best buy and it is locked to Tracfone. I called to cell representative and he told me that it can be unlock after 1 year of use.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] DanHutchins:
When trying to update the software from 5.0.2 to 5.1.1 it says update temperarally unavailable I called Samsung and there is an update but for some reason I can't get it anyone else have this problem?
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] Hydro_Axis:
I've read somewhere that in order to update you have to get a new SIM card from Straight talk. I myself haven't test this theory so if anyone is able to update after doing so, please post your results for the rest of us.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] DanHutchins:
I read the same just was wondering if there was another way thanks for the info.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] Hydro_Axis:
If you do find another way let us know. Seems like a pain just to get an update.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] DanHutchins:
So I talked to straight talk and they said that the ota issue don't qualify for a sim replacement. Not to sure how the other people got there's but they refuse to send me one. I will be doing more research to find another way. They also claim that 5.0.2 is the latest version for the phone but the others that have had the sim replaced have 5.1.1
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] bfoos:
I haven't seen mention of any SM-S920L's on 5.1.1.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] adrwill2000:
This variant is the LTE version. In other words, it's already unlocked. You should be able to put pretty much any SIM in.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] DanHutchins:
Does this mean that LTE phones are unlocked? I always thought it was just a type of 4g just a bit faster

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After further research I have found that 5.0.2 is the latest for the phone so I am assuming that the others that had this and claim it was fixed with new sim was probably just the timing of the update being available and was only to 5.0.2.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] James L:
After getting the phone in hand it's indeed a S920L and not a S920C as shown on the Wal-Mart website
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] Azdonald:
Is there anyway to change the APN settings on this phone? Just got it today and i am unable to get picture messages from people i was previously getting them from with my old phone/sim. Thanks!
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] DanHutchins:
If its a straight talk phone you should be able to go to the Straight Talk website and get the APN APN or VPN whatever you need other than that I don't know
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] bfoos:
Nope, no way to change it. It's a CDMA/LTE phone on Verizon Wireless.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] Deejaydark:
I have to say this is an awesome phone. I'm using straight talk with TWRP Recovery and Turbos Rom
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] DanHutchins:
If you are on sm-s920l and got firmware from Samsung you downloaded the wrong firmware. They have nothing for this on their website because it is for straight talk all you need to do is look through this thread and download the stock firmware with odin.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] eternalMortality:
Here:

http://xdaforums.com/grand-prime/development/files-sm-s920l-straight-talk-verizon-t3411688/page1
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] eternalMortality:
I've noticed major differences between variants of the same device shipped to different providers.

My first T-Mobile phone was of exceptional quality (I swear she thought she was waterproof). I was soon lured into MetroPCS by their unlimited high-speed data account, and I upgraded to a mid-range phone that turned out to be crap. (Ok, I mostly hated KitKat, but it was really bottom-of-the-barrel construction; it even acted up when it was humid.) Fast forward to today (or this story would take forever) where due to financial difficulties, I purchased this phone.

Don't get me wrong, I like this phone and do a lot of cool things with it. (I even ran it without a SystemUI.apk for a while just for ****s & giggles Â¦ ). But the quality is so horrid that there are now two chunks of dollar-bill paper stuck between the silver plastic on the edge of the device and the glass because I once fell asleep with the phone in the same pocket as my money.

Another problem I had was that no matter how closely I focused, it just never seemed to click right where my finger was. I solved this issue with http://m.aptoide.com/app/it7260.android/touchrecalibrate?lang=tl. I suggest you follow the developer's instructions carefully. (Sorry for the aptoide link; I dumped that play store trash long ago. If anybody has the play store link, I'll edit.)

But by far, the best thing you can do to improve your overall happiness with this device is to modify your build.prop according to the instructions in this thread: http://xdaforums.com/grand-prime/general/lollipop-build-prop-tweaks-t3188026/page1

There seem to be serious inconsistencies between the hardware and whatever StraightTalk decided to throw into the build.prop file; this fixes a lot of speed and battery issues. A word of warning, though. If you don't know what you're doing, don't mess with your build.prop. Remember: for something like this, it's better to ask stupid questions than to break your phone.

Btw, I use fx by nextapp. It handled the permissions automatically.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] DanHutchins:
When adding this to build.prop did you keep the #'s as well or just the code? If I can figure that out I will try.

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Also how to change to rw-r-r?
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] eternalMortality:
Comments (the lines starting with '#') are ignored and are best kept in place for future reference.

The reason I mentioned that I use fx is because it treats the original permissions as though they were sticky and preserves them when system files are overwritten, reducing the likelihood of boot problems that others have experienced. It can easily be forgotten, but the permissions MUST be correct before you reboot. I forgot to mention that it requires their root add-on, but it's free.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] DanHutchins:
Seems the only issues I'm having is that I can't open the camera settings and in less than 1/2 hour my battery has drained 10%. Think I'm going to reflash system to get back to where I was.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] eternalMortality:
Yeah, I just verified my camera settings work.

As for the battery drain, I'm only hazarding a guess here, but the 10% sounds suspiciously like what is described here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=871051&page=1

and maybe you never really noticed it until you took a closer look at your battery drain, which was the case for me. So keep an eye on the second 10% loss. Again, just guessing.

But no camera settings is kind of a deal breaker.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] DanHutchins:
Yes it is
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] eternalMortality:
It just occurred to me that the extreme performance I described in the other thread may be related to my extreme usage. I spent all last night chasing down wakelocks and alarms just as q learning experience, knowing full well that I rarely let this thing go to sleep anyway.

So now I'm going to need independent confirmation.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] DanHutchins:
Re-flashed system and the camera settings are still not working so it's definitely not the build.prop tweeks. Haven't had any problems with the battery draining so fast tho.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] DanHutchins:
Factory reset solved camera issue.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] rubanbalaji.g:
Go to sammobile.com and download your frimware and flash through Odin.

Envoyé de mon SM-G531F en utilisant Tapatalk
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] DanHutchins:
There is no firmware for the sm-s920l at sammobile.com. Firmware can be found for this in an earlier post on this thread.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] jason7246:
SM-S920L BOOT, SYSTEM, and RECOVERY partition backups using partion backup app

I hope this is what you are looking for and i hope this helps and i hope no personal stuff of mine is in these, if these are not helping or somehow incomplete , let me know and ill try again.

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0By0PlB7chOEiWXNZVEtaTjhUQ2M
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] sun5000:
I also got one of these phones. I bought mine in CA, but it's the same. Straight Talk informes me that they are unable to turn my service on in the state of AK. So a friend of mine says he unlocked it, but it still isn't rooted. Or so it says. Anyone have any advice?
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] DanHutchins:
Straight talk will only unlock a phone if it's been active for 1 year. They may make an exception if you have moved to another state but I'm not sure. You would have to call them to get it unlocked tho. If it is already unlocked all you need is another sim card from a different company.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] DanHutchins:
just wondering ho different the GRAND PRIME SM-G530H is from the SM-S920L? thinking it would be much easier to just port cyanogenmod to our phones if they are close to the same. everything i have read seems to say that porting a rom is easier than building one from scratch. just a thought for those with the know how. if i had the brain power to do it i would but i dont and im not even able to use linux very well only messed with it once or twice but it wasnt my cup of tea.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] eternalMortality:
I have been thinking the same thing. On a different device I was able to flash MetroPCS firmware onto a T-Mobile device. I just can't risk it now because if anything goes awry, I'm ass-out.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] timwhess:
I've read that some use king root while others use odin. Which is the best method and how about a step by step with files to root SM-S920L? I want to root my phone mainly for tethering.

Thanks,

Tim
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] DanHutchins:
There is a twrp in a previous post that is Odin able install it through Odin then boot into recovery it should have you flash supersu if not there is a supersu zip you can get flash in recovery and done there is also a rooted stock rom on this thread just install it with Odin then install supersu from play store done
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] timwhess:
Thanks for replying. I've never used Odin before. Is there a tutorial somewhere on using it?
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] DanHutchins:
You need to download odin to computer you can find it in previous post turn phone off press vol down+home+power when the screen comes on press vol up open odin on pc click AP button and find the file you want to install click open then connect phone to pc then click the go button or whatever button to continue it will install to your phone. Wait for it to Finnish if installing the rooted stock rom it will take about 5 minutes the phone will reboot. After phone has rebooted unplug from pc and you are done

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The stock rooted rom has tethering unlocked already enjoy.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] timwhess:
Do I need twrp or will the Stock System (Rooted with SuperSU, not KingRoot) file work?
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] DanHutchins:
I have always used twrp it's much better than stock recover allows you to do much more. To answer your question, I'm not sure, again I have always used twrp.

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If you use twrp be sure to get the patched one the other has issues.

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Also be sure to grab the stock boot and stock recovery found in previous post they are odin able. If anything goes wrong you will have everything needed to get it back running.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] timwhess:
Sorry for so many questions. New to this. So I just use TWRP with Odin and that's all I need for ROOT?
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] DanHutchins:
Please if I have helped anyone tap the thanks button or the like button if using the app

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It should be but if it doesn't prompt you to flash supersu in twrp then download the supersu zip just Google new supersu zip and flash in twrp then update supersu in Google play store.

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No such thing as to many questions.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] timwhess:
I read that brightness doesn't work and that date and time are wrong with TWRP. Is this correct?
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] DanHutchins:


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Yes but it functions fine. It doesn't affect the time and date on the phone. It's only the time and date in twrp. Also with the brightness
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] jasonk345:
ty
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] DanHutchins:
How's that rom coming is there anything else needed?
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] thegoppp:
im gonna kms

i have odin access but i am stuck in a twrp bootloop, but every attempt to flash to stock anything is met with SECURE CHECK FAIL

i'm hopeless and desperate, i have basically bricked my grand prime, does anybody know how i can just go back to good old comfy stock? i'm gonna freak out!
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] DanHutchins:
Only way I know how is with odin. There are files in previous posts to get everything stock boot system and recovery they are .tar.md5 files you must not change anything in odin and add these files one at a time to the AP tab in odin. Should work just fine. The check failed is most likely because you changed file name to just .tar. Leave it .tar.md5. All will be ok.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] thegoppp:
ok i've found what you were talking about, but i'm getting a message unsupported dev_type on the phone and odin fails, can you recommend which one to download exactly?
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] DanHutchins:
After downloading the zip files you need to unzip them. Once you have extracted the .tar.md5 it should work fine. I haven't had any problems.

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Look to page 13 for all files.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] thegoppp:
im cursed with the error FAIL! (auth) anybody know how to fix? i'm using the fresh files from page 13, if not it there a way to rma this phone online?

update/edit it seems to trigger secure check fail at system.img.ext4, it there a way to figure out what .img.ext4 to use?
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] DanHutchins:
I guess I'm not sure what the issue is it all worked fine for me literally 5 minutes before your post. Those files are good. Try uninstalling odin from the PC and reinstalling it. Or try turning developer options on in the phone and switching on USB debugging. If all those still get a fail then I'm at a loss. Just remember I can't see what you are doing so its hard to say.

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Are you putting the phone into odin mode?