yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SpasilliumNexus:
Oh really? And how are you going to do that? You have the key(s) Moto uses to sign firmware?

OP, you have three choices

- Send it back to Moto and endure their slow, idiotic wait times.

- Unlock the BL, flash a stock firmware, and lose warranty.

- Risk it and try flashing a stock firmware on a locked BL, send it back if it doesn't work, and enjoy the wait time.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Donkan694:
Well these is some options i will try if i can flash it to my mxpe, try to extract the key and if i can inject it to stock rom, and basically try every option if i can. At least for fun, and if i dicovery something share it if the owner of the rom give me permission... :)

Enviado desde mi SM-T320 mediante Tapatalk
[OnePlus X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ank34:
My oneplus x is stuck at the cyanogen recovery and the only way to boot is if I use fastboot continue and that boots into CM, but on reboot I'm back to square one. All other commands returns errors I've tried flashing TWRP as well, but no luck. please help
[General Topics] You stole Boo Boo's Name:
i had a friend order me usbmodem and i was wondering how you got the product. do they email it to you or send it in the mail?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] reilus:
I'm not sure what is going on with my phone. Everything was fine. I'm on CM12 and haven't updated lately. My phone was fine this morning and then I opned it around lunch and the text color on my NOva Launcher changed and my contacts were not populating in dialer or in contacts and then I couldn't open the Google Play store. Also google play services is missing from the apps section.

What can I do?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] reilus:
Does anyone have a coherent guide for updating the modem with all the ins and outs and details of doing it?

When I search, I find about 90 different threads, all saying different things, all cluttered with irrelevant questions. Does anyone have an organized guide that actually works without all the irrelevant clutter and schizophrenia?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] lordodin912:
Need more info. But in general if your on MDL (4.2.2) bootloader or earlier, you can just flash the modem.bin, NOT the non-hlos.bin. If your on any later bootloader (NK2, OH3, etc) then you must flash modem and non-hlos.bin.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] reilus:
Thank you for your help. =)

I'm on CM12.. I'm not sure what bootloader I"m using. How can I find out? Is there any other information I could give that could help you to better help me?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] serio22:
Only flash modem.bin. Non-hlos.bin is tied to the bootloader so it must remain the same version. So if have NK2 bootloader, non-hlos.bin must also be NK2, if you have MDL bootloader then you must have MDL non-hlos.bin. Also make sure to flash modem twice, first flash the modem, then pull battery when flashed successfully, and flash it a second time. To check what bootloader you have download 'samsung phone info' from the play store
[Android Stick & Console AllWinner based Computers] rawhide85:
[MENTION=2637204]Finless[/MENTION] over at freaktab is back! Just wanted to let those interested know that Bob is going to soon release an update for his custom Rom for the X8H-PLUS. Be sure to keep your eyes peeled for the upcoming release. Also, now is the time to post questions or build request. Also, be sure to hit his "Thanks" button. Cheers

Link: http://freaktab.com/forum/tv-player.../21981-finless-1-1-rom-for-the-minix-x8h-plus
[Android Stick & Console AllWinner based Computers] rawhide85:
Just wanted to let you know Minix has just released a FW update for the X8-H Plus (008). [MENTION=2637204]Finless[/MENTION] has been waiting for it to drop so he can build his custom Rom.

http://www.minixforum.com/downloads/download.php?file=X8H_PLUS_FW008_20151231.rar
[Android Stick & Console AllWinner based Computers] mrjoeyloke:
So I'm on version KOT49H.20160328

Can I root on this version. If so where can I find the root process?
[Android Stick & Console AllWinner based Computers] rawhide85:
[MENTION=1991259]mrjoeyloke[/MENTION]- Your in luck, the Rom is pre-rooted. Cheers
[Android Stick & Console AllWinner based Computers] w20grippy:
any new version of finless under development?
[Android Stick & Console AllWinner based Computers] rawhide85:
No, [MENTION=2637204]Finless[/MENTION] seems to have given up on the Minix. However, [MENTION=4549018]AbduL_PT[/MENTION] has created a very stable Rom that I'm currently running. Check it out :

https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink?ur...share_tid=575674&share_fid=39607&share_type=t

[ROM] Abdul X8H Plus
[Android Stick & Console AllWinner based Computers] w20grippy:
I think Abul_PT rom based on KitKat. I never tried abdul_pt but now I am running Lollipop on my box but not satisfied yet until of official lollipop release is announced. this minix box is much frustrating as I today tried to fit in leanback launcher editing build.prop but it didn't work.
[Android Stick & Console AllWinner based Computers] rawhide85:
[MENTION=7495517]w20grippy[/MENTION] - You are correct, the box has had major issues from the beginning. What Lollipop rom are you running? Also, can you provide a link? Cheers
[Android Stick & Console AllWinner based Computers] w20grippy:
it is not a developed rom for X8-H Plus but people have experimented this on X8-H Plus like mine. this rom mainly belongs to MXIII G and Marty has modified some of its part to reorganize and given minix like environment. I got massive improvement on video playback. Its worth trying this rom. And needless to say, Minix will deny all your issues regarding this box.

Here is the link:

http://www.minixforum.com/threads/unofficial-lollipop-on-the-x8-h-plus.16554/
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+] infamouzwt:
are we ever going to get video calling or is that just a tmobile thing?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+] dvtmg704:
Hangout
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+] infamouzwt:
im talking about when you call someone regular it shows a video symbol on tmobiles phone but we dont have that
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+] dvtmg704:
Maybe not
[Fire General] phonehunter59:
I have found a way to remove ads on 5.1.1, it is exactly the same way as 5.0.1 except you NEED root for it to work.

Type in the following commands in a command prompt. Be sure USB debugging is on and it is securely connected to your computer. Although you do type reboot as the last command, the tablet turns off, just press the power button . This was successful on two of my tablets. :D

adb shell
su

At this point grant superuser access from the tablet

pm hide com.amazon.kindle.kso
exit
reboot

In theory this should work from a terminal emulator straight on your tablet but I have not tried it out

EDIT:

I should have explained the process better as some people are getting confused.

1. Make sure you have the correct drivers and USB debugging turned on your tablet.

2. Download this one click tool to gain root access if you have not done so already. Make sure to disable OTA updates from the tool as well (not necessary for removing ads but will be useful in the future).

3. Open a command window on your computer and type the commands above. If you have root you should get a

#

symbol after typing the su command.
[Fire General] Big-T:
Hello, it's my first post here so I apologize if the question is basic - I went thru all of the steps in other fourms last night and got Google Play to install just fine and even temporarily I appear to get the lock ads to remove but at best that doesn't seem to last past a reboot. After some further reading I found that unfortunately the kindle did a OTA update to 5.1.1 and that explains the reason I've been unable to permanently get rid of those lock ads.

I read your post, but I'm unclear on what I need to do to get root access (I mean without completely rooting the thing) I ran ADB from a windows command line, but I get a "not found" command when i type in SU..here's what it looks like (I'm putting my typing in bold, and the auto generated command line stuf in regular):

========================================

c:\amazon>adb shell

shell@ford:/ $ su

su

/system/bin/sh: su: not found

127:shell@ford:/ $

=====================================

Since I've only done the automated scrip that is supposed to allow google play and remove ads, I didn't really expect to have root access, but I'm hoping there's some way I can get this to work without trying to fully root the kindle. If I have to go that route I might as well get rid of the entire Kindle OS... I don't actually want to do that, as I use amazon prime so a lot of the default junk that comes with this kindle is useful.
[Fire General] Pond-life:
Yeah it could have been better explained, they meant that process works if your tablet is rooted.

You won't get root commands to work in shell like that if it isn't rooted. Like it says the su file isn't there.

A lot changed yesterday with respect to 5.1.1 and root.

So you could use the temporary root found yesterday to gain access. Should be able to disable it from there. (First two code boxes there show the temp root access and the resulting prompt, the third lets you make it permanent). Though not sure why rooting it is tantamount to removing the entire OS tbh anyway.

http://xdaforums.com/amazon-fire/orig-development/root-t3272362
[Fire General] Big-T:
Thank you! It appears I finally got the ads cleared permanently although I had a few hiccups along the way. I'm going to try to step-by-step this for anyone else that may have problem like I did (First andriod device, first time messing with one)

1) Got my kindle yesterday and it did an automatic over the air update to 5.1.1 - Found instructions for installing the google play store and removing ads in this excellent thread http://xdaforums.com/amazon-fire/general/installing-google-framework-playstore-t3216122

2) Downloaded "Amazon-Fire-5th-Gen-Install-Play-Store.zip" file from rootjunkysdl.com but had some problems getting my device to recognize correctly. I found the only drivers to work on two seperate computers were from the amazon website https://developer.amazon.com/public/resources/development-tools/ide-tools/tech-docs/05-setting-up-your-kindle-fire-tablet-for-testing#Introduction

3) After I got the drivers to install I ran the "1-Install-Play-Store.bat" file from step #1. The batch file guided me thru everything and the Google Playstore worked just fine. At first I thought I got rid of the lock screen ads as well, but after my first reboot the ads came back.

4) This thread pointed out that with the new 5.1.1 updated you had to have root access enabled. I tried to do so, but the commands weren't working. The problem was, I was missing a critical step that wasn't explicitly stated in the other threads YOU MUST INSTALL THE ROOT_FIRE.ZIP and point your command prompt window to this extracted folder...even though the zip file in step#1 has an adb.exe it's missing other files to get you root acees

http://rootjunkysdl.com/?device=Amazon%20Fire%205th%20gen

5) After unpacking and running the commands as provided, the ads are gone. I'm attaching a link to a screenshot of my command window so folks can see what they should be typing in:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/icyyzr14limkosu/Capture.JPG?dl=0
[Fire General] Pond-life:
Think it might depend when you downloaded the Amazon-Fire-5th-Gen-Install-Play-Store.zip, the zip has been around for some time and he updated it several times last night and somewhat confusingly kept the same name for it and the batch file inside.

The current zip and a few other versions last night has the root riles in the "files" directory that the batch uses them from there. Even then the order of the commands isn't ideal I don't think as the block the ads one comes in the install google play one before the root install which it relies on it.

I think if adb shell pm hide com.amazon.kindle.kso was moved to the blocking 5.1.1 OTA section and updated the same way those OTA hides were to

adb shell su -c "pm disable com.amazon.kindle.kso"

so that section would be

adb shell su -c "pm disable com.amazon.otaverifier"

adb shell su -c "pm disable com.amazon.device.software.ota"

adb shell su -c "pm disable com.amazon.settings.systemupdates"

adb shell su -c "pm disable com.amazon.kindle.kso"

5? You know everything failed in that pic right?
[Fire General] DoLooper:
Yeah, lol! [laughing with not at] :) It looks like the commands are failing because he's already in su! Something weird happened at the line:

adb wait-for-device && adb shell

. . . and he went into su (#), so subsequent shell and su fail, but the "pm hide" works! But then the one "exit" takes him out, as though he actually was only in shell. This is really strange.
[Fire General] Hamm1701:
Worked perfectly! Thanks :)
[Fire General] severedhand:
I was having issues with the supertool and even another manual entry way of blocking ads, but this seems to have worked.

Thank you!
[Fire General] dEris:
If you're rooted, why not use an app instead of doing this via adb.

S6 EDGE TMO
[Fire General] phonehunter59:
Amazon lockscreen ads are not the same as google ads. The lockscreen ads don't go away with ad blockers. That was the first thing I tried after root. Of course, someone could just make an app that runs this script specifically for this device but I find this way pretty simple
[Fire General] dEris:
You can disable apps with app freezer apps in the play store. Therefore, instead of using adb to disable apps, use an app. App app app lol

S6 EDGE TMO
[Nexus 6P General] PeterAron:
6P complete teardown. http://www.witrigs.com/blog/huawei-nexus-6p-teardown/
[Nexus 6P General] shag_on_e:
That is awesome, was this a difficult process? Just curious as I hate the idea of a non removable battery and would like to hope I could tear it down and replace it myself if needed.
[Nexus 6P General] Soulfly3:
:Funny thing...

This is what 75 percent of owners have said has happened to their phone, after a 3 inch drop onto a goose-down pillow :D:D
[Nexus 6P General] galaxys:
This phone looks good even when torn down! :)
[Nexus 6P General] SlimSnoopOS:
See for yourself, been posted on ifixit for a few months: https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Nexus+6P+Teardown/51660
[Nexus 6P General] Olddog828:
Was thinking the same thing
[Nexus 6P General] thePman:
You've got bigger cajones than me. This sort of stuff is far too fiddly for my liking :laugh:
[Nexus 6P General] Gorgtech:
If it ain´t broke, don´t fix it ;) Take good care and use a protective case and your phone will be good for at least 2 years ( until you get to choose a new device from your mobile provider ).
[Nexus 6P General] PeterAron:
I have to say the battery is fiercely glued in. If you want to see how to change the battery, you can come to Witrigs.com/blog to see the process. Hope it does help.
[Nexus 6P General] molanjami:
Is there any information regarding the headphone jack audio amplifier chip?
[Nexus 6P General] Aridon:
The most intimidating thing about taking this apart is the glass over the camera area. Sure, I might get it out but not breaking it in the process is going to be tough much less getting it back without the glue looking like crap.
[Nexus 6P General] 12MaNy:
That's the beauty of the N6p. No provider needed.....you can buy a new one whenever you want!
[LG V10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cavanaughnick:
Hello,

So I'm sorry if this is the wrong sections, still getting the hang of XDA. Got the LG V10 a few weeks ago and I settled on the Google Now Launcher for my default launcher. However, I see all these screenshots of the Google Now page and they have the city backgrounds at the top behind the Google Logo but mine just has a blank white page. Any idea how to get the city background (Im from NY btw) for the google now launcher?

Thanks!
[LG V10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cameljockey1:
You need to go and customize the settings. Move left from home screen. Then the 3 lines on top left and customize or settings and turn on stuff
[Xposed General] hgill2412:
Has anyone been able to successfully HTC A9 with SDK23 framework? I've tried but am stuck on the HTC screen. If someone has it working on the HTC One A9 or can help me figure out a way to get Xposed working, I'm sure all of the HTC A9 owners would really appreciate it.
[Xposed General] Portgas D. Ace:
Do you run Android Marshmallow? Made a wipe (dalvik&cache) after flashing Xposed?
[Xposed General] hgill2412:
Yes on marshmallow and cleaned dalvik and cache
[Xposed General] Portgas D. Ace:
Check the official Xposed thread by rovo89, he releases a new update (v79), which should fix several bootloop issues for HTC and LG devices. Uninstall the current framework (if you haven't already done) and flash the new version.
[Xposed General] hgill2412:
yeah [MENTION=4419114]rovo89[/MENTION] is going to help recompile it. HTC has heavily customized the rom.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stevevetter:
I feel like such a noob. I have a 16 GB model with a 128 micro SD card. I was expecting MM to come out much earlier than this (I'm on Verizon) but some time ago I had to not only point my music to the SD card but I also had to move a bunch of apps to the SD card in Lollipop because I was running out of space.

What is the most direct and foolproof way to backup my phone (not rooted), convert to adaptive storage and then get back to where I was with the least amount of work?

Thanks for any suggestions
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] george241312:
Root it and use titanium backup
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jason.DROID:
Move apps back to internal storage, but free up space if you don't have it; you can copy the entirety of user-facing internal storage via MTP to a temporary directory on a PC, if you absolutely need the space for apps. Then, copy the entirety of the SD card to a temporary directory on a computer using either a microSD USB reader or via MTP through the phone itself. This will take an hour or so (maybe much longer) depending on how much data needs copying. If you don't need to free up space from internal storage, deal only with the SD card data.

You can then format the SD card as internal, and copy everything back to it via MTP. Moving apps to the SD card in MM is a bit more clumsy, and hopefully Google will fix that. But, as it stands, you have to individually move supported apps to the SD card by tapping on the app within Apps, and selecting Storage. Total step backwards, IMO.

Keep in mind that MM defaults to USB charging when connecting your phone to a computer, so pull the notification shade down, select USB for charging, then use the File Transfer (MTP) option.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stevevetter:
so I think I followed Jason.Droid's suggestion right

I didn't feel like rooting to go about this so I did the move & copy thing. With minimal usage all things seem to work fine.

I am surprised by one thing though. I had thought that integrating the SD card via adaptive storage was supposed to just 'abosorb' it into what is shown as internal storage. Instead what I see is a summary at the top of 18.66 GB used of 133 , then a line item for Android OS, a line item for internal storage (7.11 GB used of 9.50 GB) and line item for the SanDisk SD card (5.04 GB used of 117 GB).

Is this how it is supposed to look? Does MM just handle where to put apps and data from now on so I don't get the internal storage full errors? Do I have to flip a setting to indicate to install apps on the SD card (like it was @ android 2.2)?

I'm expecting MM to just handle it. I also noticed the SD card option in Camera settings is now gone, so that to me is another indicator I'm in good shape.

Thanks again for any comments/confirmation.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] CaptainElwood:
I came from an LG G3 with CM12 and then 13 so I have never had problems with tasker just working. When I tried to set up some of the most basic tasker profiles I ran into problems on the Note 5. I'm sure this post is similar to many before it but I figured it might just help out someone that was in my situation.

The first profile I just had to have:

When phone connects to my car BT head unit it will start wifi hotspot. I tried every setting I could and even tried using Fox Fi to get it to work with just tasker...then I stumbled upon AutoInput. Its great, you can do things that I previously assumed you needed root for.

I was able to set up my phone to do just what I wanted using a combination of the AutoInput apps built in task creator and inputing manual coordinates for touches. I got tasker to do just what I wanted it to do, albeit in a much more round about way than usual.

The most simplified version of the task I could put together was:

1. AutoInput Unlock screen

2. AutoInput global action: quick settings

3. Task wait 370ms (can vary but I found you had to have a least some wait time or it would not consistently register the next touch)

4. AutoInput Action: Point value 154,676 (Use dev settings and turn on show pointer to see what the x,y coordinates of your hotspot switch is)

5. Task wait 470ms (again same as #3)

6. AutoInput Action: point value 1212,1544

7. Task Wait 5 sec (I need to play around with this a little more, I'm sure it could be less)

8. Display: System Lock

I would like to here from others on how they have implemented tasker in touchwiz. And please let me know if I was just an amature and didnt know how to do this with tasker alone.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] petec88:
My problem all started when I try to get BB Connect 4.0 to work on my Hermes. After searching all around, I decided the original ROM that came with my Hermes (4/19/07 version) would not work with BB connect 4 so I decided to install Black 2.5. Being a newbie (I had the phone for all about 3 days), I downloaded Black's .exe package and ran it with the Rom Update Utility provided with the package.

I selected the Force-SSPL option and everything went fine. However, after the installation finished, I can no longer perform activesync with the device. I uninstalled and reinstalled activesync 4.5 multipletimes with no avail. I searched all over the forum and can't find anything on it. I now can't even downgrade or reinstall the package because activesync doesn't recognize the phone anymore.

Please help!!!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] petec88:
Alright guys, after 6 hour of searching on the forum, I figured out what it was. Using this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=302459 the checkbox under the settings --> Connection --> Usb to PC "enabled advaced network functionality" was checked. Unchecking it solve the problem.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] austinsnyc:
you should also know that putting your phone into boot loader will do the same thing and also makes flashing just as easy or you could have flashed from an SD card. the term bricking means your phone will not turn on period bricking is not what you did. Not doing the research is what i you did,,,
[XDA Assist] balramrexwal:
I want to buy Moto x force but recently i get to know that it has infrared sensor but can't have remote control features as provided in this linkhttp://nambor.com/motorola-moto-x-force-pros-and-cons/

Does anyone know is it true that moto x force doesnt control devices remotly like other samsung phones having iR port like note 4,note 3 ,note 3 neo,s4 etc.

IF it cant control then what is the use if iNfrared sensor.
[XDA Assist] v7:
Hello,

Thanks for using XDA Assist.

Moto X Force has an infrared sensor but no IR blaster for remote control.

___

v7

XDA Assist
[XDA Assist] balramrexwal:
Which app is used infrared sensor in moto x force.

CAn you suggest some of apps for using infrared sensor.