yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xposed General] Shawn R:
I need help getting the Advanced Power Menu to work. I flashed the xposed-v78-sdk21-arm with TWRP and installed the XposedInstaller_3.0_alpha4 app. In Xposed framework, it says that version 78 is active in green letters. I downloaded and installed version 17.12 of the Advanced Power Menu+ (APM+) and this version is stable. In Settings, Versions to be shown is set to Global. I rebooted and long-pressed the power button but did not notice anything different about the menu. I have the module for APM+ checked and when I click on APM+, it'll take me to its Menu Items. It says:

I tried hitting Retry, rebooting, hitting Reset, etc. I just can't get the Advanced Power Menu to work.
[Xposed General] Portgas D. Ace:
You should ask in the APM+ thread instead of the Xposed General section. Another hint: adding a log file can also be helpful.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BladeRider:
Hi guys, since the latest factory image for Nexus 6 has been released. I was wondering are there any updates on the bootloader and radio? Cheers
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cam30era:
Bootloader on 6.0.1 is identical to 6.0. New radio, 32R.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BladeRider:
Thanks mate. Appreciate your help.
[XDA Assist] CrazyRandomzZ:
This is a bit tricky for me to figure out. But in sure someone has the answer.

I'm running android x86 on a laptop. But the current build in using does not have superuser installed. I do have root access but you still need superSU to grant apps permiaion.

The problem is I am unable to update the binary for SuperSU (please reboot and try again). But I do have the flashable ZIP that contains the updated binary.

So my question is. Is there a way to update the binary or flash the zip without using a recovery (as android x86 does not have a recovery) I have android x86 dual booting with Ubuntu could I use the Ubuntu to place the files in the android system.

If that's possible what files do I transfer and to where within the android system do I place thwm.

The adroid version is 6.0

And the superSU version is 2.45 flashable zip

Thanks for any suggestions.
[XDA Assist] Vatsal:
Hello,

I believe this is what you are looking for Rooting Android emulator

You may visit the thread and read it thoroughly.

-Vatsal
[Wileyfox Swift] silasnicholls:
Hi.

I have a rooted Wileyfox Swift with Temasek's UNOFFICIAL Build v18.5 [2015-12-08] and Unofficial TWRP 2.8.7.1 which were all found on xda (thank you!)

I am an android enthusiast and attempted to flash the xposed framework. When it completed, I rebooted and the device went into safe mode. After soft rebooting, I launched xposed but it still said that the device was not supported (same as before) as it runs lollipop.

Please if anybody knows the answer let me know as I've used xposed previously and love it.

Thank you!
[Wileyfox Swift] StepBrObiwan Kenobi:
Have not tred on Temasek's ROM but I am using CM12.1 with Xposed. Ummm might I ask what Xposed did you Flash? Try flashing the latest version and see. Also wipe your dalvik cache and cache. That worked for me
[Wileyfox Swift] r25txe:
Make sure it is Xposed v79 sdk 22 ARM64
[Wileyfox Swift] silasnicholls:
Fixed it! Turns out I was using the 2.7 apk not 3.0 alpha!
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spve121:
Hi

I dont know what happened but my kindle fire is stuck on fastboot mode mean thats all i can see on the screen tried turning it off holding the power button for 20sec then powering it on, i can see kindle fire logo then red screen appears then fastboot mode with a arrow pointing down is there any way i can restore it or install android please

I appreciate your help

Many Thanks in Advanced
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sd_shadow:
you have started 3 different threads in 3 different forums.

describe your device

0, 1, or 2 cameras?

is there a label next to cameras, does it say HD?

volume buttons on the side or back?

hdmi out or just usb?

does is have HD or HDX on back?
[Asus ZenWatch] tampitzel:
Hey guys, had an LG G Watch until about 3 days ago.

I want to get a new watch, and this time i want an amoled one. From what i understand an amoled display only lights up the pixels that should be lit, as for the rest of them they stay black.

i noticed the lack of this convenience on my LG G Watch. During night time, whenever checking the watch, I could notice the whole screen was lit up, which kinda bothers me, it kinda ruins the whole "just like a normal watch" experience.

Can you let me know how an AMOLED watch like this one shows time in idle mode, during the night? Thanks!

Dan
[Asus ZenWatch] hecksagon:
This watch uses low bit ambient. What this means is the color bit depth of the display gets lowered, meaning the amount of colors that can be displayed decreases. It also disables anti-aliasing so the display gets a very grainy appearance. This does have the benefit of lowering power consumption even further and reducing burn-in of the display but causes all watch faces without design considerations for low bit ambient to look bad.
[XDA Assist] @Droi:
Mi telefno no enciende ni entra en modo recovery que puedo hacer '
[XDA Assist] Vatsal:
Hello,

Read Forum Rules thoroughly.

Please use English language.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] zazo1372:
help help

mi xperia st25i low volume the all lolipop rom

help mi
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] zazo1372:
no help mi
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] ljlst25i:
what is “help mi”？

is help me

从我的 m2 note 上通过 XDA Forums 发送
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] mayank22:
here is the solution for your problem : http://xdaforums.com/android/software/mod-xperia-z5-premium-walkman-including-t3252123

first diasble audiofx and music fx and then flash it,

then enable xloud from sound enhancement in walkman/settings/sound effects

and you will get louder sound.Ihave tried it successfully.
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] megasounds:
hi all

i installed BB4.1 but i have a question

Does anybody know if there is a piece of software available to run a webserver on my artemis ?? :confused:

maybe a CA file ?

please lett me know...

thanks in advance :D

m

megasound
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] smman:
maybe, you need that prog? :confused: http://www.sphinx-soft.com/MWS/index.html
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] gedik:
webserver

You can use apache port.

http://www.wince-devel.org/wince/dirlist.html
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jdpeck:
I was having issues and wanted to switch to the systemless SU so I decided to start over fresh. used toolkit to restore stock image and unrooted. tried to install newest twrp using toolkit but it kept coming up with bugdroid with red triangle and exclamation mark. Did some research and few places said you have to go back to lp. so I downloaded factory image and went back to lp unrooted and locked bootloader. unlocked, rooted and installed twrp everything was good. I extracted the newest 6.0.1 factory image and installed each component separately except for the recovery. now I am on 6.0.1 and try to go to recovery and bugdroid with red triangle and using toolkit I cannot get the newest twrp to stick. my sdk is updated.

any ideas on what to do?

thanks
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zelendel:
Never trust a recovery installed by a tool kit. Grab the recovery img from the site and flash it manually.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jdpeck:
all i have now is stock recovery. whats the best way to manually install twrp
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
go into fastboot and flash it. you have to be in your bootloader to flash via fastboot. you put the file in the same window as your fastboot program, then type.. fastboot flash recovery recoveryname.img, and that will flash twrp. if you type fastboot boot recovery recoveryname.img then itll only boot into recovery one time, thats what your toolkit did.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arcane spade:
Wugfresh Toolkit works great for me and I used it for 6.0.1

Make sure you flash permrecovery file provided by the toolkit, it prompts this during the steps.

If the copies of factory img or recovery provided by the toolkit are not working one easy way is download your own, the toolkit allows you to use your own files and not the one it obtains.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] istperson:
Don't use toolkits. I recommend yoiu follow [MENTION=1811927]simms22[/MENTION]'s solution.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
when you have root, you can always use an app, like flashify, to flash twrp recovery. but you need to have root first.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jdpeck:
I have tried with and without perm recovery checked, I had the newest twrp img file so I choose other and selected it, I even used the option for one time recovery boot with twrp and then flashed twrp within it like I was updating twrp and still nothing. I am going to try fast boot itself without the tool kit.

Is there any other part of the stock factory image that would update the recovery? I didn't install it coming from lp but it still went back to stock instead of staying on twrp
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
no. but when you flash the full factory image, stock recovery will replace twrp. if you just want to update, flashing the system.umg and boot.img will work, and youll keep twrp.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scryan:
This is why we don't use toolkits.

Boot to bootloader mode

fastboot flash recovery <recovery filename>

Where <recovery filename> is the path and filename of the twrp image you downloaded

After flashing use the arrow keys to boot into your newly installed recovery

Take a backup of your phone

Use recovery to boot android

Reboot to recovery with custom power menu options, or by opening a console on your phone and typing in reboot recovery

Post here to tell me that I am right, and thank me.

If you don't reboot to recovery from the bootloader, it will likely be restored back to the OEM recovery.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
well, thats how you should flash recovery. but its not the reason that we dont use toolkits. we dont use toolkits for several reasons.. 1. they mess up 2. doing it properly is just as fast if not faster 3. newbs think that toolkits are made for them to use. well, they are wrong. toolkits teach you absolutely nothing, which is the worst for beginners.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jdpeck:
thats why after going to lp and getting twrp working I flashed system, boot, and newest radio independently and skipped over recovery but for some reason it reverted back.

just using fastboot by itself worked great thanks for the help
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
if you skipped the recovery.img, your recovery should have stayed.. oh, never mind, i just remembered a file that you need to remove after the first boot, or itll install the stock recovery after the first reboot. its called recovery-from-boot.bak. if you remove that on first boot, youll be fine :)
[XDA Assist] taimoor0070:
no one help here :) even all pro dvolpers sit here but zero help :)

stay bless n take a lot of cares :)
[XDA Assist] v7:
Can you explain what your problem is?

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v7

XDA Assist
[XDA Assist] Clark Joseph Kent:
Good Day, now if you are referring to you last thread http://xdaforums.com/general/xda-assist/custom-rom-t3260635/post64082075#post64082075 You had been given a place to post and or go regarding your question. This type of posting here, is not what the XDA Assist Forum is about.

Now if you have a separate issue, post it, but don't come here in this fashion. Thanks.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thewildnative:
Hi Everyone,

Wanted to know if anyone has already figured out or through a different method, can help me root my phone.

It's an LG phone under GSM technology by TracFone for Walmart Straight Talk service. the Model is "LG l21g" or "lgl21g".

It is specifically running Android 5.0.1

I've learned it's better to follow a root process specifically made for the exact model of your phone. But since TracFones lack much in rooting fame, I'm hoping that there is a safe method used to provide basic root access to phones/devices that have the respective OS. For which in my case is version 5.0.1

I am new to rooting but not computers in general. I have searched for quite a while for a way to root my device by model. I've found nothing, and AndroidArea51 seemed to have a little success, but are not sharing a clear tutorial sadly. But I am skeptical about 1 click root apps and how they may tend root the device for a few months before unrooting automatically and then forcing the device owner to pay to root again. You know, the old regular malicious hijacking software you can't get rid of without a hard reset or what not.

I am also aware of locked bootloaders but am not sure of what it means for my request to root. Should i unlock mine if it is locked in order to root? Or is it unnecessary unless i want to flash a new rom onto my device? I've obviously read things online, but am still learning the relationships of all these things

I greatly appreciate all your time and help in anyway you can.

Thanks.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Failbringer60:
I used kingroot for a successful root on my LG destiny. Im hoping for recovery and roms soon but I don't know if any devs are intersted in our phone.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thewildnative:
hey Failbringer60,

Hope your holidays were great and thanks for your comment. I am very skeptical of software such as kingroot and iroot and others of the same nature that are usually one-click root types. Though i'm not against using it if it's the only way to root less popular devices such as ours, i would rather have a little tutorial/guide on how to use the app/software to root the device then get rid of that app and its bloatware (and any other malicious ware that comes from it) and sustain a more honest or reliable superuser app/access to more precisely control the permissions that apps from the app store demand before download and use.

I have seen in other forums where users find that these one-click root apps aren't so trustworthy after a few months, and the device doesn't adhere to them as it did before. It's these kinds of things that sort of scare me. but if you are aware of a way to use these apps to gain root access and then a way to get rid of them while keeping root on my device safely, I would be more than glad to learn.

I am very new to rooting android devices since i've never done it before. and am trying to use my knowlegde from some PC maintenince to understand these things. so i hope that you can excuse me for not fully understand some things. But i am open to any help that can be spared.

Thanks in advance
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xiscodroid:
hi

try kingroot on playmarket it worked in my tablert, only takes some minutes if you are lucky

:o
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Failbringer60:
Thanks.

Thanks, I hope your holidays were great as well. I understand your reasoning for concern. I haven't been able to successfully use supersu to handle root operations. Busybox will not install correctly either for me. I have successfully achieved root access though through kingroot. I don't remember the version I used but it has been rooted for well over 2 months with zero issues. I have replaced my bootanimations without bootloops as well.

I am currently trying to romdump and pull device tree to see if I can get a KDZ created or ported. As I am trying to get twrp recovery installed. And I think the only way for that to happen is to get to 5.1. But to answer any doubt. My experience with kingroot has been okay. Also rootchecker apps confirm root as well.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thewildnative:
Thanks for your reply. I apologize for not being able to understand all the technical jargon when it comes to the android platform, but as i ask questions, i can pick up on it fairly quickly.

For now i take it that you are still figuring out a way to backup your android system, since the only offer the LG Destiny has, is to back up your data to google cloud. It seems that either tracfone devices took that ability away (since i think that any computer like device should have a recovery system - though i could be wrong) or it is a flaw in android 5.0.1 which is what our devices are running.

I take it that you are "romdump"-ing to kinda like create a clone in a storage space which you can turn into a recovery rom in case the device messes up - i think.

I'm glad to hear that Kingroot worked for you. I would like to try it too but i would first love to back up my system entirely so that if a noob like me does mess up, i haven't completely lost everything.

Can i ask you if you are able to delete/uninstall bloatware from your Destiny now that you have it rooted. But you say that you are not able to install supersu (which i assume is software that lets you control your device with admin rights)? Reading things online, i've come to see that kingroot has a supersu type of software, but that it's inferior or malicous or something, hence why people are trying to install supersu in replacement. I may be missing some facts there, but i'm always see a relationship between the two.

Would you lose your root access, or ability to remove bloatware and control other app permissions if you removed kingroot? Or is it supersu that retains the root access that kingroot achieved, but people are ridding their devices of kingroot because kingroot inevitably introduces its own bloatware at the price of a rooted device?

Sorry to sound all over the place. I've just seen a consistent connection between kingroot and supersu online everywhere i look. I've never seen how either of these apps work on a device once installed, but i do know that people are always using supersu right after using kingroot.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Failbringer60:
Exactly, for the LG leon user they got the update to 5.1 which enabled them to unlock the bootloader and flash a custom recovery for the ability to back up the rom. As for us Destiny users I think we aren't going to ever get anything but root for a while. And yes kingroot does install its own bloat ware. And I have removed all the stock bloatware that came with my phone.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thewildnative:
Hi Failbringer60,

Were you able to somehow successfully backup your Destiny's rom to use as a recovery source? I myself just went through a whole lot of folly and have practically lost my device. I believe my spoiled Destiny is soft-bricked. It will not boot past the LG logo screen. I don't think it's looping since it doesn't fade to black and return repetitively. It's just frozen on that screen. Now i'm diving deep and reading a whole lot more about such problems and solutions, and am learning much more. But sadly, the design Tracfone has left the Destiny (and most likely it's other android models alike) is quite handicapped. I've come to understand that there is absolutely no boot menu with particular options you'd normally find in flagship models, and recovery only works if, well, if the device still works (as far as i've tried everything i know). Part of that recovery would make sense if content was the only concern. Though any system based malfunction is merely a complete loss. I have yet to download and try a few pc applications that others use to connect to their android devices. But since needing exact phone/model firmware or system image backup to fix many android issues are what these pc applications use, and LG having completely omitted the lgl21g model from all their lists on their site (except for the product landing page of course), I have no idea how it would help my situation. For all I've said, i may stand corrected, since i have yet to attempt the revival of my device.

So i hope no one gets annoyed when i ask weird questions, but i'll do what i can and document my findings. If you or anyone else may know how to help me, I would very much appreciate it. If you need more info from me. let me know.

Thanks.
[Sony Xperia L] gelbho:
Hello, I'm currently using stryflex v 3.7 in my xperia l, and I don't install gapps. I'm having an issue that my gps won't locate my loc in here maps. Is it because I don't install gapps or no? Any solution?:(:(:(
[One (M9+) General] biohazzard9:
I fear the market problems

And reception might be a problem

Since I'm from Israel what should I expect for problems?

And does root help?
[One (M9+) General] umbrokhan:
No don't buy HTC one m9,

HTC one m8 is better and cheaper.
[One (M9+) General] thisisjason:
I can't speak to the reception issue in Israel, don't know what bands the carriers use there. I'm using the phone in the US, and I don't get LTE here, just HSPA+.

In terms of the phone in general, I'm very happy with the M9 Plus, the QHD screen is great, the fingerprint scanner to unlock is convenient, the sound quality is excellent in all aspects (headphone, speakers, call quality), battery life is decent (not as good as my previous phone, the Oneplus One), build quality is great, camera is decent, and the processor seems snappy enough (I've heard complaints about gaming, but I don't do much gaming).

The suggestion of an M8 above isn't bad, they can be had pretty cheap and they still hold up well in performance, but the screen isn't as good as the M9 Plus (smaller, lower resolution), and it lacks a fingerprint scanner.
[One (M9+) General] ipsuvedi:
If comparison is between M8 and M9 then go to M8.

If it is between m8...m9 and m9+ then go for m9+ if you dont need many custom roms... otherwise m8 should be winner here too. Try to avoid m9 AMAP.

:thumbup:
[One (M9+) General] biohazzard9:
OK thank you everyone I think I'll stick with my m8
[One (M9+) General] xximhxx:
im from israel , my htc one m9+ working good with orange

but htc m8 battery life is better
[General Questions and Answers] ziad311:
Hi all,

I think my phone supports USB otg from the hardware side but it's not enabled in the software (kernel) the device is Galaxy s3 neo the chipset is Snapdragon 400 and as I've seen many sd400 devices support OTG, and y type otg cable works well but is is annoying you know... so is there anyway to bring otg to this device? :confused:
[XDA Assist] XDA Visitor:
Respected Sir & Madam,

I am a new comer to Android phone user and I want to port a rom but I can not able to do it because, I can't not this boot.img please help me

It says Ramdisk not found.

I want port the boot.img for my

Gionee P4(boot.img-"https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1nx2Nj5PFH9QkZPZExuNmtxS2c/view?usp=sharing") from

Gionee P3s(stock boot.img-"https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1nx2Nj5PFH9LTdkZGZYVUlHam8/view?usp=sharing")
[XDA Assist] Vatsal:
Hello,

I can't find anything related to your question

You may try posting your query here,

Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting or General Q & A thread

Also you need to register for a XDA account to post in forum threads in order to get expertise help.

-Vatsal
[XDA Assist] shubhamnarsaria:
I rooted my Micromax Bolt q324with kingoroot pc software successfully but after a few days i cant able to get root access for some apps like when i install a new root app it asks me for permission then i tap grant but the app shows unable to gain root access. how to fix this issue i tried flashing my phone with stock ROM then again rooting it with kingoroot but again no luck i was unable to gain root access for some apps but when i check root access with root checker it says root access properly installed and i can go to terminal with root access but when i try to mount system as rw it shows ''Mount: operation not permiited" how to fix this issue!!!

And yes the phone is a spreadtrum sc7731 chipset device so the rom file is in .pac format but i figured that how to flash it.So i am willing to install a Custom ROM if you provide me the link of it.......
[XDA Assist] v7:
Hello,

Thanks for using XDA Assist.

You can replace Kingroot with SuperSU.Follow Replace Kingroot with SuperSU.This thread is in the G3 forum but should work on all devices rooted with Kingroot.

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v7

XDA Assist