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[Nexus 6P General] thair7391:
Yes, I have added BOTH of those strings to the /data/.supersu file. And they are confirmed working, as the systemless root is installed by default and I no longer have to delete /su/xbin_bind. If these were the issues, then the SafetyNet helper would ALWAYS fail.... But it doesn't! Only half the time; the rest it passes. When I tried disabling SUperSU from the app, it passed EVERYtime... BUT - When I tried to re-enable it, the installation failed so I had to manually flash the binary again from recovery.

This is so annoying!! I now have EVERYTHING worked out on my Nexus 6P now.... Runs super fast, has all of the ROM features and compatibility I need, notification LED customization, I've customized the kernel and battery life the way I want and now my phone goes 64 hours on a single charge, and Layers is working perfectly now that I run BusyBox from /su/xbin .... I only need Android Pay to work.... But ALL of the time. From what I can see from the SAafetyNet app, it's hit or miss whether it will work. SOMEthing is using root to change something on the file system and change it back that keeps causing the CTS profile match to fail and then pass randomly. But there is nothing in the SuperSU logs showing access. Maybe it's SUperSU itself...
[Nexus 6P General] hakerz:
How to unlock bootloader of micromax phones please help me?????
[Nexus 6P General] thair7391:
Are you kidding me?????

Does this look like a "Micromax"-related thread??? NO

It says "Huawei Nexus 6P" and for using root with Android Pay at that; not unlocking bootloaders!!

How your pursuit ended you up here I have no idea.....
[Nexus 6P General] dratsablive:
This person should probably not unlock their bootloader. Otherwise we will see, "Help phone broken need help FAST!"
[Nexus 6P General] 83097markcynt:
The main point that I was trying to get across with my reply was the version of SuperSU that I was using (2.61) and the fact that it works every time ootb.

I've tried other versions of SuperSU with results that were not as consistent.

Will this help you? I don't know but I figured I'd throw it out there in case you wanted to try it.
[Nexus 6P General] thair7391:
I may test this later and see just out of curiosity if the safetynet passes consistently, but I won't be able to use it because it doesn't allow BusyBox installation to /su/xbin which I need for Layers. I think 2.65 and up does support this path. I guess I could probably create a symlink for it if I have to. But I'm still curious what causes the check to pass and fail intermittently while booted.
[Nexus 6P General] jackpollard:
[MENTION=5244502]micmars[/MENTION], a fantastic contributor on XDA, put together a great thread addressing a few different common setups; Pay, V4A, etc. I was reading the thread and saw this comment referring to the safetynet app check; "The app is temperamental, and can throw up a false negative...but you will get a positive result most all of the time" Here is the thread --> http://xdaforums.com/nexus-6p/themes-apps/systemless-root-themed-apps-t3292105

I wonder if your seeing exactly what he was referring to, he suggests just try purchasing something small.
[Nexus 6P General] divadkha:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=64783557&postcount=142

Just a little update to my previous post above...

I switched to franco.kernel after realizing that it's been released for the 6P for about a month now. So I flashed boot.img, booted TWRP, and as instructed installed Franco Kernel THEN SuperSU. After booting into Android, checking my build.prop edits, and disabling SuperSU, I rebooted and checked my Capital One Wallet app (again, to check for Android Pay usability). As soon as I tapped on the NFC icon from CapOne, it gave an error about being rooted.

I figured out that it gave me the error because I forgot to delete the /su/xbin_bind folder during the process. As soon as I removed the xbin_bind folder, made sure that root was disabled, and rebooted, the CapOneWallet app was good to go again.

Bottom line, as mentioned over again, make absolute sure that the /su/xbin_bind is removed as a basis to get Android Pay working.
[Nexus 6P General] thair7391:
Yes I've discovered this as a culprit but it has been ruled out in my case with the safetynet app showing passed half the time and failure the other half. I've written SYSTEMXBINBIND=false to the /data/supersu file so when I flash a binary it no longer creates this folder. Something else is going on in my case.

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Thank you for that link! Interesting.... This appears to be precisely what I'm encountering. It seems as though this person is suggesting that we not use safetynet helper as metric for success in this situation, as though, if it passes just once, then you're good.

Interesting though.... He doesn't mention installing BusyBox to /su/xbin which is what I've had to do to be able to use Layers properly. If I do NOT install BusyBox to /su/xbin and use /su/bin instead, then Layers Manager gets ZERO permissions to manage (add or remove) anything on /vendor. For example, say I have some overlays already installed and they all show listed under the "Remove Installed Layers" section.... WIth BusyBox installed to /su/bin, if I try and remove one of those layers with the Layers Manager, the file won't even disappear. Like it has no permissions to remove the file. But removing BusyBox and installing to /su/xbin fixes this issue. So I assumed that Layers Manager is looking at a separate set of values for environment or path variables than the default Android ones that cause it to look for BusyBox extensions in xbin instead of /su/bin. But if I'm the only one having this issue, then this can't be the case.
[Nexus 6P General] jackpollard:
Have you tried using Pay yet? I would be very curious about the outcome, I would put my money on it working. Please let us know if/when you do. I took layer manager and any themes I had 100% off my 6P awhile ago, I had so many odd issues that went away once I got rid of layer's it just was not worth it. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed the different themes and I'm sure I will start using it again, but for my phone it made it too unstable, I wouldn't think it would have any impact on Pay, but who knows!
[Nexus 6P General] thair7391:
I'll try it today and let you know.
[Nexus 6P General] thair7391:
Well, even with the safetynet app passing moments before trying to use it, Android Pay didn't work.
[Nexus 6P General] jackpollard:
Dang [MENTION=4524072]thair7391[/MENTION] we have a full mystery on our hands! I really thought it would work.

I read through your posts and just some thoughts; have you tried removing layers? I did have misc. issues when I had layers installed, not saying its 100% just a trouble shooting thought. I have busybox installed to /su/bin/ and have not had an issue, but again, it a difference we have. I know you know your way around android, but just to share my process; Stock 6.0.1, unlocked and systemless 2.66. I flashed Cataclysm rom, booted. Rebooted to twrp and issued the 2 commands for 2.66, then flashed 2.66. Flashed EX and rebooted. Installed busybox to /su/bin/ and I know that works cause V4A is using it. I do not have layers or layers manager installed.

I'm a big fan of Pay and had to use a diff rom cause my usual rom is not compatible, Cat is great, so its not too bad. My point being I know how useful it can be.
[Nexus 6P General] thair7391:
I'm beginning to think it's the PureNexus ROM myself; not something else. When I've had Android Pay working with everything else, it was on the first Chroma release. Then, when the new one was released last week, I dirty flashed that and that's when I started having issues with it working and didn't want to look too far into it since I wanted to try another ROM anyways. SO I went to PureNexus. I think it's the ROM or the Gapps I used with the ROM throwing off the checksum.... But the weird thing is how the safetynet app passes most of the time! I may be putting too much into this safetynet app though. I've actually considered doing cataclysm myself since it's building on stock. I will try that sometime today or tomorrow and get back to you. I have tried removing Layers, yes, and the issue still persisted.
[Nexus 6P General] jackpollard:
Got it. I can whole heartily reccomend Cat. I've been a Benzo fan for years due to every feature imaginable, but on the 6P it was not Pay compatible. Cat is and I can't find a fault with it, its very feature rich and is built on stock. Heck like I said, I even have V4A working, so I'm a happy camper.

Good luck and again, let us know, it may help someone else.
[Nexus 6P General] johnhazelwood:
With the latest systemless root in the SU folder xbin_bind is added. Apparently removing this folder fixes Android pay not working. I've removed the folder, but haven't been able to confirm Android pay is working again.
[Nexus 6P General] thair7391:
Yes; this has been mentioned a few times now; that is not my issue. The SafteyNet helper app will not pass at ALL if this directory is present. I have written a parameter in the /data/supersu configuration to prevent this xbin-bind directory from being created every time I apply root and I have verified it is not being created so this is not the issue. Keep in mind, most of the time, my SafteyNet app passes its check, but about 35-40% of the time it fails.

Android Pay is not working though. I've verified this. I've already come to the conclusion that it's the PureNexus ROM that I'm using or the Gapps I used. I don't see any other users either on this ROM confirming it works. Most of them use Xposed so I know they don't need Android Pay. I'm going to flash the new release of Chroma and give it another go. I'll let everyone know.
[Nexus 6P General] ohlin5:
Fwiw, I'm seeing the exact same issue you've described, to the tee. Unsure what's going on.
[Nexus 6P General] thair7391:
Excellent! Solution or not, it's always good to share in an issue. I'm sure we'll figure it out. I should have more time to troubleshoot soon.

When you say you have the same issue exactly, does this include inconsistent passes and failures using the SafetyNet application?
[Nexus 6P General] ohlin5:
Yes it most definitely does...that's actually the basis on which I found your post from a Google search. My AP has been sometimes working and sometimes not and I can't for the life of me figure out why. I even tried a full wipe and clean install of the latest PN per the "Systemless Root" section of [MENTION=5244502]micmars[/MENTION] wonderful tutorial here like I did last time but now it just will not work. Idk what the deal is as I haven't read a bunch of other issues, but at the same time I followed that guide before and it worked great but now its causing me issues. I never seemed to have any issues before the most recent AP update.
[Nexus 6P General] IM0001:
I am using the PureNexus 1/9 Rom and have fully working AP.

I had to do a few tricks to get it to work since PureNexus comes with SuperSU 2.53 cooked in.

Starting Here I followed the Dirty method, Ran UnSU, then Installed SuperSU 2.66 (after I Mounted System as Read Only in TWRP and typing those 2 commands into the Terminal). You need to be able to see in the SuperSU menu under Settings that it shows it as Systemless and not installed as a System app.

After that the Safety check worked and I bought a Jamba Juice and Subway with Pay.

Only thing I am having trouble with now is I haven't gotten any notice of that Tap 10 deal on my Device. :( I would love a free Chromecast for using my Pay normally.
[Nexus 6P General] thair7391:
Thank for this; but this already been detailed a few times in the past two pages.... We've done this same process, and our safetynet check DOES pass. Only half the time. I too am on PureNexus, and unSU'd, installed the latest 2.66 systemless with SYSTEMXBINBIND=false and systemless=true. SuperSU confirms it's systemless. That all checks out. It's just that SafetyNet only passes half the time. The other half it fails. You can literally do it ten times in a row and some will pass, some will fail.
[Nexus 6P General] TechMillz93:
How do i enable android pay while rooted (systemless) 2.66
[Nexus 6P General] backslashV:
happening to me as well. found a solution?

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exactly! waiting for a solution.
[Nexus 6P General] ohlin5:
Did you ever end up clean flashing over to Chroma's latest release to try that out? Any luck?
[Nexus 6P General] Citizen_Snips:
You need to make sure you installed it as systemless. If you just flashed it then its a system root. Open SuperSU and select full unroot. You may also want to dirty flash your ROM.

Boot to TWRP, Advanced, File Manager, Click the blue check mark. Enter the following codes one after the other to foce a systemless install.

echo SYSTEMLESS=true>>/data/.supersu

echo BINDSYSTEMXBIN=false>>/data/.supersu

Now flash root and it will be a systemless install and Android Pay should work just fine.
[Nexus 6P General] TechMillz93:
Ok so they way I got root to begin with is by flashing supersu 2.66
[Nexus 6P General] backslashV:
Nope! Even with this method AP won't sometimes work because safetynet fails half of the time.
[Nexus 6P General] Citizen_Snips:
I'd check your busybox install, lol. That does work. I successfully use Android Pay at POS multiple times a day every single day.
[Nexus 6P General] backslashV:
I don't have busybox installed. Why does it matter?
[Nexus 6P General] Citizen_Snips:
-Boot into your ROM

-Open SuperSU and select the Full Unroot option

-(You may have to dirty flash ROM)

-Reboot into TWRP

-Select "Advanced"

-Select "File Manager"

-Click the blue folder icon with the check mark on the bottom right

-Type;

echo SYSTEMLESS=true>>/data/.supersu

-Press Enter

It doesn't automatically clear the code, so delete what you just typed and then continue

-Type;

echo BINDSYSTEMXBIN=false>>/data/.supersu

-Press Enter

-Flash SuperSU 2.66

Edit: [MENTION=1982196]valapsp[/MENTION] it shouldn't if you don't have it installed. Apps that install Busybox usually install to a location which breaks Android Pay.

Any other mods you use? What's your ROM? What build is it based on? Xposed? Viper4Android? I'm sure we can narrow it down.

I use the latest factory image with Cataclysm mod installed. SuperSU 2.66 osm0sis' busybox installer. That's it and my SafetyNet check passes every single time and I never have issues at POS.
[Nexus 6P General] surge27:
I have AP working but didn't get notified of the Tap 10 promo to get a Chromecast when opening the app or making a purchase... Anyone in same boat?
[Nexus 6P General] bouchigo:
[MENTION=4524072]thair7391[/MENTION]

Did you remove busybox and all the files that are symlinked to buxybox from /system/xbin (heads up, not all files will be removed from that folder, but most of them will be removed)?

I ran PurenNexus for a little bit, and I ran UnSu, installed systemless root, and busybox to /su/xbin. I noticed the old busybox was not removed from /system/xbin as mentioned above.

After removing buxybox and the symlinked files from /system/xbin, and rebooting, I ran SafetyNet 15 times in a row with no failures. I never actually attempted purchasing anything because I went back to my own build pretty soon after. Maybe you can try that and see what happens :good:
[Nexus 6P General] Big Cam:
How can I switch from regular root method to systemless root? What's the difference?

I rooted my 6p as soon as I got it, then manually upgraded to 6.0.1 MMB29P (stock rom).

I have zero modifications done, and no xposed, I'd like to get android pay working.
[Nexus 6P General] jdb1981:
Summary for getting AP on systemless rooted 6.01?

OK so I followed the directions in this thread http://xdaforums.com/nexus-6p/general/guides-how-to-guides-beginners-t3206928 to the letter, and everything worked exactly as described. Did systemless root, and immediately flashed the newest Stock 6.0.1 build, MMB29P. I installed Busybox and a handful of other root apps, but did no other system modifications. I don't know what Xposed or Layers even are, so I'm pretty sure I don't have them, I'm totally fine with the stock ROM for now.

I've seen a few different steps listed in this thread but not any I can confirm are for the exact setup I have, and it seems to matter quite a bit for this issue so I want to be precise.

What steps should I take now / is it possible to get Android Pay working with this setup? I switched banks the other day specifically to use it, so I'm bummed it's not working. Thanks in advance for any insight.
[Nexus 6P General] Citizen_Snips:
This was a reply I left in Cataclysm thread, should get the job done;

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=64899653
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kevin_Desousa:
For some reason my moto x 2014 doesn't seem to like my wifi at home as the link speed is only 49mpbs when on other devices it is at 90+mbps. It also drops the connection when I am only a couple of meters from the router and has general slow performance. I know it isn't a problem with the device as it works fine on other wifi connections. Is there a way to fix this on the device's side or on the router's side?
[Chromebooks] krzysiekb92:
Hey I have a question for you. Is there any app which allows user to merge 3 or more screenshots to one picture?

Please help me because I would like to do this on my machine not brother's with Windows. Besides this operation isn't time consuming but I would like to do it on my Samsung Chromebook.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DonnieFox:
Hi,

is there a possibility to change the Boot Logo (not the Boot Animation) of my Samsung Galaxy S4 mini? I looked here and searched a lot, but I only found instructions for other devices. I'm using CM11 and CWM.

Another related questions is: Is it true, that there is no possibility to remove the "Set Warranty Bit: Recovery" message? Everything I found about it said that it's impossible.

Greatings

Donnie
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RuffBuster:
So far it is impossible.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zlazaar:
Theoretically feasible, but I never tried.

This requires to extract, edit then push the bootloader through ADB to dev/block/mmcblk0p13 (eMMc block address must be checked in original PIT file of your device to be sure).
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DonnieFox:
Thanks for your answers. The theoretically method sounds a bit too risky for me, because I have not so much knowledge about all this - I'm using instructions from sites like this or work by trial and error ;). So I'll keep my logo, but thanks nonetheless.
[XDA Assist] CruelGee:
hello everyone! Great Forum! this is my first post.

Sorry for my english, I'm from Messina, Sicily, Italy.

I tried to root my SAMSUNG SM-T561N ( build KTU84P.T561XXU0AOH2 ) with no success.

Many guides on the web tells that it is possible to do with ONECLICKROOT, TOWELROOT or KINGOROOT, but I tried with no success

Seems that no one on the web did it successfully.

Do you have any suggestions?

Thank you very much

I especially need to modify a .kl file name, or just to copy a .kl file in system/usr/keylayout folder
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] Mike21222:
I have used microsoft autoplay for years transferring photos and videos to my PC from my camera and my phone. The phone is working fine with one exception.

1) I'm able using autoplay on my PC to set a destination directory on the PC i.e. C:\Users\Mike\Pictures\2015

2) I can also tag them with event details or simply let them the folder be auto named to the date of transfer.

3) Deleting the source is also optional, saying no, simply lets them remain on the phone.

What I have noted since I got my S6, is the S6 will not simply transfer the videos and photos in the /DCIM/Camera folder, but it will transfer TTS files from the navigation software Waze under the Android/Wave folder and other files from assorted game apps also under the android folder.

So I have two questions:

1) Is there anyway to tell the phone to only share the folders under "DCIM" during sync / transfer?

2) Is there any other way to hide folders on the phone other than "private mode", this does not work as the navigation software does not see it's TTS files and simply transfers them again?

This seems to be a pretty simple issue, yet its stumped me and Samsung was no help either, they suggested their smart switch software, which is more for backup than transferring periodically.

Thanks

Mike
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marcelozaracho57:
hello, I have a moto x 2 xt1092 , I want to know if you can enable LTE bands , since I am not working I Latin America and 4g . I saw that there is a theme for LG G3 to perform this procedure , someone could help me ? I use translator apologize because my English is bad

Enviado desde mi LG-D806 mediante Tapatalk
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marcelozaracho57:
Help!

Enviado desde mi LG-D806 mediante Tapatalk
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ECrispy:
I have Wifi always on. Overnight I see 10-15% battery drain, wifi is the biggest user. Running Catacalysm rom.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
why do you need wifi on overnight? and why dint you keep your n6 on the charger overnight???
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ECrispy:
My wifi is on. I don't turn it off/on manually and never needed to, not sure what you are asking.

Phone is not on the charger every night because it doesn't need to be. It lasts >1 day many times and I charge it to 100% using quick charge which only takes 1-2hrs.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
if you arent using wifi overnight, turn it off, youll get 1-5% drain overnight. and better yet, leave it on the charger overnight, youll start each day with 100%. it wont hurt your phone, and you wont have the battery drain. easy solution.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zelendel:
Keeping it on the charger prevents the Doze option from kicking in. Mind you I also charge over night but also keep my wifi on all night as I dont want to use my carrier data when I dont need to.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ECrispy:
I've never gotten this drain with wifi on with any other phone, and I don't want to use my carrier data if I don't need to. Keeping wifi off also causes the phone to hunt for carrier signals.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
ok, enjoy.. and good luck :)
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] trickster2369:
If its on the charger, why would it need doze?

It was all just an illusion
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wase4711:
Is this a question or an observation?

why wouldn't you just put it on the charger and leave wifi on?

no battery drain, no data useage, issue solved...
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zelendel:
The whole point of doze is because people dont put their phone on their charger over night. Well most dont. Other then that the device is never really sitting on a flat surface for enough time for doze to kick in. Very few charge while they sleep. I am not sure why but you see it all the time.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
while doze does make it much better now, everybody that i know, and i mean everybody, charges their phone overnight. and dose isnt for those that dont charge overnight, mostly. its mostly for those that have their phone on them all day, and need that extra power, but are away from the charger. if around a charger, please charge, bump charging does not hurt, it only helps. dose is for everyone that needs the extra charge :)

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right! :good:
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zelendel:
Doze only works when it is sitting on a flat surface for a long time. Unless you sit at a desk all day that is not gonna happen during a normal everyday life.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wase4711:
I gotta agree with Simms; every one I can think of also charges their phone on the charger overnight..

Like Z said, "doze" means something to those who can lay their phone on a flat surface untouched during the day, but not sure how many folks can actually do that..