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[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Wolfdragon:
In an effort to assist the community i will be hosting any and all step by step visuals on modification, hacks, etc on my Youtube account. SO if you have an idea for a video or powerpoint to illustrate a process please send me the neccessary materials and i will be happy to post them and present the links. This will both help all those in need of assistance and reduce the "double postings" and uneccessary questions.

Required materials for a visual post:

*video or pictures with the steps of procedure

*written tutorial (doesn't have to be vivid as i can research the complete procedure)

*(and this is rather important) names of any members who assisted or you'ld like to give thanks or shou out to.

please send the above mentioned material to: wolfdragon007@gmail.com titled with the procedure.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cloud.:
http://xdaforums.com/google-nexus-5/themes-apps/mod-headphone-speaker-volume-boost-t2532788

Tutorials like this,you can Modify phone headset, loud speaker volume,

Nexus5 and Nexus6P of /system/etc/mixer_paths.xml different profiles...

Only to find Nexus5, did not find Nexus6P related posts...

So please tell me how to modify the,thanks.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brobro1312:
Hi. I just updated the nightly build. After that, phone start to reboot randomly but i didnt think it is a big problem. But now, my battery is %5 and its not charging. I connect the cable, there is the lightning on the battery icon but when i go battery settings it says "%5 not charging". What should i do? How can flash stock rom with that battery level? Please help.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] filbertmang:
Same problem here. Revert back to the old CM13, it'll work. As for the 5%, just keep charging it while you downgrade it to the old CM, it won't charge the battery, but it will also stay at 5%.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xVeenix:
What version of CM13 u install to get it back to work? I try to install RR ROM but still don't charge. But when I turn off my phone (I don't know why) then my phone is charging. Any idea?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] caruhe:
I had the same problem, it didn't charge more than %18, but i guess it was because of dirty flash, after wiping everything and flasging the new one, problem was solved
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ryudo0:
I had this problems. You can turn off your phone and it will charge.

If you want to keep CM 13 install 777 kernel that the charging bug will be fixed. At least it worked for me and some other users.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dragonboydbboy:
☝ yes, a different kernel fixed the issue, as it is a kernel issue from the new cm kernel that was recently implemented.

777 kernel is great!
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brobro1312:
Thank you all, I couldn't answer earlier.

Your method has worked, thanks. As you say it remained same while flashing.

It wasn't also charging when it's turned off. But thanks for answer.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] M_ashmawii:
Yes i had the same problem and 777 kernel fixed the issue

The kernel wasn't stable at the beginning i had some lags but after clearing cache and dalvik everything is working great now.

BTW Did anyone fixed the issue of "Invalid number" after ending calls??? :confused: :confused:
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xVeenix:
I think this bug come with update CM13 to Android 6.0.1 and they don't know how to fix it or they just don't want to fix it. This bug is on all softwere with number 6.0.1 (on 6.0 never had this) - i think so.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] M_ashmawii:
Do you know what's the last cm 13 update with android 6.0?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] QQboss:
I had this problem few times, restart always helped.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gambitaw01:
Cancled..
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] olicomm:
I have the same issue with LG G3 Rogers/Bell (852). Reverted to Dec 22 nightly and battery is now charging OK. Anything past Dec 22 seems to have this battery charging issue for me.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AssasinPenguins:
Can confirm that flashing an alternate kernel does in fact fix the charging bug!
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] svismobo_66:
tried flashing 777kernel and phone was stuck on boot screen, have any idea why??
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cesarandres_8911:
Hello

I'm using the latest update CM13 (30-12-2015) and the problem of charge apparently has solved. I have managed to charge my cell phone to 100%. In the only previous version it loaded up to 50%.

someone more that has tested?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Olicommm:
Updated to latest nightly Dec 30 2015 and confirm that charging is working again for me. Thanks.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LRHK:
I also updated to December 30 and it is now fixed.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bart.sch:
I still have this issue, tried the 777 kernel and got stuck on boot.

Been trying to systematically update ever since...
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joelbnyc:
Has anyone who has jumped from a Galaxy S4 to a Nexus 5X consider the switch an upgrade?

I am considering getting a midrange phone to last me 8 months until my next subsidized Verizon upgrade, I would insist on a replaceable battery for a phone being used for over a year and/or costing over ~$400, but the 5X looks usable at $329.

The specs look similar, and the 5X display is perhaps a downgrade, but I am sick of laggy S4 touchwiz, and it looks like installing CM on my baseband S4 will brick the phone.

I guess other options are the Moto X Pure or Nexus 6P but I have trouble reconciling spending even that much for a phone programmed to die by way of non-replaceable burnt out battery.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Broken303:
i switched from a 16GB S4 + 16GB SDcard to the 32GB 5X.

do i consider it an upgrade? yes, definitely. will i miss the SD-slot? maybe eventually. will i miss the removable battery? not if the battery does its job at least as good as the one in my S4, which still is almost as good as new (back in my S1 times i had to switch between 3 batteries).

as you already said, touchwiz just sucks and (imo) is ugly as hell. the nexus just runs so much smoother and doesn't come with all the bloat. the fingerprint sensor works perfectly and makes picking up the phone and actually using it quite a bit faster. rooting is easy, updates come quick, and i have a guarantee that i get those updates as soon as possible.

the camera is just amazing in comparison. the screen, while not being an amoled display does a great job and of course doesn't suffer from the movement shadows i had to deal with on the S4.

considering CM on the S4: well im one of the lucky ones who got his antenna fried, a bug that to my knowledge never got completely fixed or even fully acknowledged. the consequences being that cell reception was only ever acceptable on that one build.

i hope this helps. if it's worth to spend $329 on it for only eight months is entirely up to you.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bblzd:
The display is most certainly not a downgrade. OLED has come a long way in the last few years but the S4 generation OLED had subpar colour accuracy and brightness even for its day.

On the other hand the 5x IPS panel took the top mobile IPS panel spot away from the iPhone 6s which costs twice as much.

http://anandtech.com/show/9742/the-google-nexus-5x-review/2
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joelbnyc:
Thanks. Yeah upon more research it looks like the 5x is definitely an upgrade from S4, I thought I had seen some benchmarks somewhere that showed them to be similar, must have been the geekbench site, but phonearena's benchmarks show the 5x to be far superior to the S4 in both performance and display, and not far behind the 6P. I should have pulled the trigger at $80 off in November, guess I will have to settle for $50 off.

Only reservation now is non-swappable battery and I'd have rather seen 3 GB Ram and 32 GB storage base, but should be fine for 8 months to a year.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EeZeEpEe:
It's an upgrade even coming from my S5.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ajndede:
I am coming from an SGH-I337 Galaxy S4 16gb. So far hardware wise it is an upgrade except for the screen. It has a very slight reddish yellow tint to it, not the crisp bluish white tint a galaxy has. Some people like it, I do not but I have heard it can be changed by rooting it. The only lag I have seen has been on websites with tons of graphics (slow to display pics when scrolling) other than that it is quick to move through screens and open apps. Have not tried any games. The finger print scanner is an awesome feature and works very well. I bought an unlocked N5X so it had nothing but bare bones Marshmallow 6 and it leaves a lot to be desired, if you were a custom to and used a lot of the apps that came with an S4 like gallery, memo, calendar, my files then you will need to find suitable replacements. The default keyboard in the messaging app has me all buggered right now, some genius thought it would be a good idea to put the microphone key right below the send key and for us fat fingered folks it is pretty much impossible to hit. I have not experienced any of the camera issues the N5X is notorious for yet, seems to run a little slow but nothing that is a show stopper.

Bottom line. Hardware is faster, screen is bigger with higher resolution, finger print reader is awesome, Marshmallow kind of sucks but that is my opinion, I bought it because it is a whole lot easier to root than the S4 and a whole lot easier to put custom ROMS on from what I have read. So far for me it is a trade off and the verdict is still out on whether I'm keeping it. Just wanted to offer my opinion because I know how much it sucks looking for a replacement with so many options avalible.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joelbnyc:
My problem is the device I want if I am paying flagship prices nobody makes.

I want swappable battery, stock android, snappy performance, AMOLED, fingerprint sensor, high screen to phone ratio (small bezel). So the Nexus 6P with a removable battery, or a Note 5 or S6 with removable battery and stock android, or LG G5 with stock android and an OLED, etc etc... every device is missing something on my list.

Pulled trigger on the 5X yesterday, just have to set it up on Verizon when it arrives, also ordered nano sim cutter.

And in Fall 2016 I'll probably get the best 2016 phone I can that has a swappable battery and hopefully fingerprint sensor, probably the LG G5.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] plwalsh88:
Why order a nano sim cutter as opposed to simply going to a Verizon store to get a nano sim card for free?

But anyway, the N5X is definitely an upgrade over my previous S4. No question. Sure, it still has its quirks and bugs, but every phone does. Those aside, it's still a better phone overall. Especially for the price. The point made above about having a better IPS panel than the iPhone at half the price could be said for many of the features. When you think about it, it's quite impressive what you get for your money (by comparison of course).
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joelbnyc:
Only $8 on amazon for aerb cutter and adapter, $4 more than the nano to micro adapter alone which I wanted anyway so I could save the S4 as a backup, and I kinda like diy projects anyway. Was pretty easy to cut.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UnderXP:
I switched from a 16 GB S4 I9500 + 32GB SDcard to the 16GB 5X (take the 80$ rebate in NF)

Do I consider it an upgrade? Yes, definitely: More fluid, zero lag, Android 6.0.1 (+ Android 6.5 or 7.0 next Year), better battery optimizations, 4G LTE, Ambient Display (well, ocasionally), MAGNIFIC fingerprint sensor, easy to root/unroot, bye bye TouchWiz!

Will i miss the SD-slot? YES. 10 GB is not practical for store my MP3 Collection!

Will i miss the removable battery? yes, because I will have to resell my 5X in 1/2 years. With S4, a extra battery is only 8-15 $.

What I don't like from 5x?

- Poor speakerphone (very POOR) .

- MicroSD Slot, or 64 GB option :(

- USB-c port (I have to buy a USB-c to USB-a cable)

- Don't have earphones

- Poor devs support (for custom roms, Nexus 6P is more supported)
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joelbnyc:
Yes, after just a day with it I can see this is true.

Display: Its great, no complaints whatsoever here, and coming from an amoled. The 5X colors do pop, just not quite in the radioactive way of galaxy amoleds. Colors are probably more accurate than an oversaturated amoled anyway, and I have an xrite calibrator eye if I want to mess with calibration.

OS: great, reminds me of my 2013 Nexus 7. No touchwiz, webpages load much quicker in chrome or firefox compared to S4. Nice to be back to stock android and know I can root easily if I want to. No problems popping in an activated cut down verizon sim either. Yet.

Fingerprint reader is awesome and a must for me on any mobile device going forward.

Performance seems just as snappy as the S6 floor models ive played with.

Got 1230 to 1290 single core and 3550 multi core geekbench 3. No noticeable lag yet. What sold me on the 5X other than xda was the youtubes where the guy opens a bunch of apps side by side on a 6P and 5X, there is one with a 5X vs S6 too, and the 5X does juuuust fine next to those.

Great phone, and at $330 i dont feel as cheated about non swappable battery as I would if I'd dropped $600 on a "flagship."

Oh and coming from an S4 i have no idea why reviews say the 5X doesnt feel "premium" or feels cheap. Anything but. The design is stylish and minimalist, and a case is going on anyway, but even without a case there is nothing wrong whatsoever with the industrial design and materials of this phone.

I do like the aluminum on my XPS 13 laptop, but whatever apple fanboy started the trend of 99% of tech reviewers saying every device that isn't 100% glass and metal feels "cheap" is nuts.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jbdan:
Yes it is a massive upgrade over the S4 which I still have one. In every way possible. The display on the S4 by today's standards is poor. The build quality is much better on the 5X.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hopesrequiem:
God damn sir, well said. The phrasing at the end had me laughing lol. Good review from a more objective point of view opposed to the trolls lately.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joelbnyc:
It's been only a couple days, but I'd probably pick the 5X over the Galaxy S6 so far, from what I've seen in stores. Especially if price is at all a factor, and maybe even if it isn't. My 5X is perfectly smooth, just the experience I was looking for. 1080P and stock android makes it perform better than QHD phones with bloatware.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oubravs2b:
I came from an S5 and I think it's a massive upgrade. I couldn't be happier with my purchase, personally.

The biggest things for me so far has been 1) Wireless ac (speeds are phenominal) and 2) no lag at all. I went through 2 S5's and both were laggy at times. I'm yet to see any of that with the 5x and I put it through its paces.

I think the camera output is much better, button layout is great (I had issues with accidentally hitting volume or power with S5's on both sides), and fingerprint reader is amazing.

I switched from Verizon to Project Fi last week also. Couldn't be happier with that as well. Going to cut my bill in half.

Luckily I haven't seemed to have any of the issues other are having here on the forums.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EeZeEpEe:
LOL radioactive is a pretty good description. So not natural looking when I compared with the S5 side by side.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NYCHitman1:
This is not necessarily the truth. There are plenty of ROMs and kernels for Bullhead. Some teams, like mine, just do not release until everything is tip-top.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ShishkaBerry:
I have the 16gb tmoblie variant S4 w a 64 gb card, which still has 30 gb free so I really didn't need 64gb after all, the 32 I had was sufficient. It just leads to hoarding too much crap on my phone. I have almost 100 albums on it I barely listen to for example, and TB backups from 4 years ago of **** that isn't even in the play store anymore lmao...

I got the 32gb from the Google store because 16gb is an insult and should be illegal in 2015. Even if you don't have 1gb+ games it gets eaten up fast.

The one thing I love the most about switching is not having to fight with that damn internal memory card partition anymore. What the actual **** was that about anyway? Thank god for Link2SD...

The camera is a bazillion times better, and the FULL camera2 api is the icing on the cake.

I will say that I beat the absolute hell out of that S4 and the screen never broke. It looks like the dog chewed the edges but that's it. Time will tell if the 5X can withstand my butterfingers as well!
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joelbnyc:
Another note, I installed Fleksy keyboard and added the number row so the on screen keyboard resembles what im used to with Galaxy S series, i dont like having to long hold or hit the 123 key to get to numbers.

Fleksy seems to use more ram than it needs though, so i might look for other options. Google keyboard with the PC layout and number row makes the keys too tiny.

Google should just add an option to include a number row in the stock keyboard.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EeZeEpEe:
SwiftKey does a number row.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hoop762:
I went from the S4 to the moto x pure to the N5X.

Got the moto x pure to replace my old and laggy S4. It's a nice phone, but was too big for my liking. Not conducive for one hand use.

I love the finger print reader on the N5X. Turns out, the lack of sd card slot doesn't bother me at all. Battery life is decent, but to expect the same battery life from a smaller battery is ridiculous, when comparing to the moto x pure.

The lower resolution screen doesn't bother me at all either.

For my use only place the pure wins is the speakers.

No way I would go back to the moto x pure or even the latest iteration on galaxy. Really happy with the N5X.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joelbnyc:
thanks I'll try swiftkey. Back to Google keyboard for now with shorter 200 ms long press, fleksy predictive text wasnt working fluidly for me. I wonder if there is a way to install the Samsung keyboard :/ Problem would be solved if Google would allow option for a number row without the pc layout tiny keys.

Still love the 5x in general after a week though. Few minor weak points (speaker, limited case selection?), but overall it is awesome for the price, especially discounted at 299 or 329.

If Verizon ditches subsidized upgrades even for grandfathered 2 year accounts, like att just announced, maybe I will even keep the 5x for 2 years. It does what I need it to do, and well.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mavverick:
I went from:

S4 --> Note 3 --> Note 4 --> Galaxy S6 --> Nexus 5X

I recently sold my AT&T Galaxy S6 and bought the Nexus 5X. Honestly, I couldn't be happier! It's much cleaner, smoother, and battery lasts longer. For my day-to-day, it's the ideal device, and I love the size of it. The fingerprint is ridiculously fast, the 1080p screen is nothing to cry about (plus, it does help with battery life).

I'm never going back to the galaxy line and its cartoon UI. Or lag. Or crap battery. Or bloat. Or, yeah....not going back.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] STIKID:
I went from s4 to lg g4 to the nexus 5x and I enjoy it personally alot. People on here are actually very helpful if needed.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kcandteresa:
I've rooted my phone and flashed it back to stock 4.4.2 (TWRP recovery) because I wanted more freedom than 5.01 gave me. Everything workeds fine until it did an OTA upgrade back to 5.01.

At this point the back button stopped responding (menu button was fine). When I pressed the menu button both of them lit up, but the back button still did not respond.

I put it back to 4.4.2 again and the buttons worked just as they should, but again after an OTA upgrade the back button stopped responding. Getting tired of this, I flashed various other ROMs from Stock 5.1 to CM12.1 and whichever one I choose the same problem occurs. Only when I put it back to 4.4.2 does everything work normally.

I know I'm not the only one who has experienced this and I'm told that Samsung is aware of it happening in a very few cases, but no cure has appeared and it is getting really frustrating. Today I flashed a really great-looking ROM, which is a port from the S6 for the S4. There are one or two little issues with it, but guess what? Yes, the back button is disabled again. I have switched on the accessibility menu option, which puts a floating icon on the screen which when pressed has a few options, one of which is to go back, but this is only a workaround kludge not a solution to the problem.

Is there an expert out there that can tell me what all the later ROMs have in common which disables the back key? There is nothing intrinsically wrong with the key mechanism, such as it is, because it works perfectly under 4.4.2. I have the feeling that since this only affects a relatively few S4's the problem will not be progressed.

Does anyone out there know what is going on and can anyone help me, please?

KC
[General Questions and Answers] AhmedMMAS:
i have owned huawei mediapad 7 lite device (s7-931w)

i found it so slow and that was it's problem with me, so i tried to search for a kernel to overclock it

i found a kernel (was in .img format) and tried to flash it using fastboot but i couldn't enter it from tablet so i flashed it using an app called

"rom toolbox" by JRummy Apps Inc. i flashed it as boot

and it gave me success message and when i rebooted tablet it was died

i tried to power it but with no luck don't even vibrates or shows the "mediapad 7 lite" kernel logo

just as the power button is not working

thanks for reading,

i'm just a beginner

any help i would be so grateful :)

sorry for my bad English
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] kennethblevine2:
I recently found a new way of rooting without the need for a custom kernel. I originally found it HERE. Seems to work find as I tried it on AOK3.

*Correction does trip Knox!*
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] dschachm:
Can you see if Samsung pay works?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] Chaz187:
No if you trip k ox it will never work!!!!!

From my Classic Moar N5
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] dschachm:
I understand that. He said he doesn't think it tripped Knox. That's why I asked.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] 1619415:
It does trip knox, flashing anything no samsung trips knox.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] Sleepycloud:
The first post says that it does not trip knox, so the question is legit.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] dschachm:
You should edit your first post. People might read and try to root not realizing that it does trip Knox and Samsung pay will not work.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] Chaz187:
As i said it will not work.... once you root you loose Samsung pay!!!!!

Thanks,

Chaz187

From my Classic Moar N5
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] gronimo21:
so what about android pay
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] juvenile43:
How come no one is more interested in this. Ive tried to follow into the links but i still dont understand if knox is tripped.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] Evilone69tmg:
It says you have to install a custom recovery, Which in turn trips Knox.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] juvenile43:
Ok yes i see that now ans it makes sense.
[Google Chromecast] SRCP:
When I right click on a pic or vid it gives me the option to "cast to device", but it never finds the Chromecast. Everything that's supposed to see my Chromecast sees it, except this. Anyone get this to work?
[Google Chromecast] madbat99:
Nope. I've had to do it through chrome browser. Allcast too.