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[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] Aqq123:
Update 3: APK Patches Revised against Xiaomi.eu's 6.4.7 Release

As part of the guide above I posted a couple of patches against the SMALI decompiled source of some MIUI system APKs. The purpose was to eliminate some of the annoyances, in particular notification spam that could not be switched off any other way.

These were generated against Xiaomi.eu's 5.12.31 release. I have now updated the patches so that they can be applied to the 6.4.7 version, the newest at the moment. It's also more likely that these updated patches will be easier to apply to the future versions too.

The patches in question are:

[Disable] Mi Talk SIM Card Activation Nag

[Disable] Mi Voice Ad in Contacts

[Disable] Data Roaming Lost Connection Notification

Remove Find Device Activation Nag

Remove Update Availability Notification

All of the updated *.diffs can be downloaded below. For detailed description and information how to apply them, please refer to the earlier posts #7 and #14.
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] EMJI79:
Anybody had band 20 work actually?
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] krashekspres:
I have a problem, when I flash Open gapps I'm getting Google Play services FC. I know it's because of permissions, but don't know how to generally fix it (except add permissions manually for each service)
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] yadnt:
Avago-Notice 7600 - 7620

Difference hardware avago i think possible to switch .
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] drzhf9:
I got a MI5 cellphone, and the PID is 90AD, can you guys give me a diag driver support this device?

Thanks!
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] apesgrapes:
this is the best thread in the history of xda, the internet, and (imho) mankind.
[Android General] Alegaz12:
Hi guys, I'm looking for a custom recovery like TWRP or CWM for Samsung galaxy s5 neo (g903f).

There is any method to install xposed on device?

Inviato dal mio SM-G903F utilizzando Tapatalk
[Samsung Captivate Glide] FireFury:
My Captivate Glide is running Cyanogenmod and has TWRP recovery installed. After a reboot yesterday it now won't boot - it just sets at the spinning Cyanogenmod logo forever. It was hard-reset by accident (power+volume) so I suspect some kind of corruption, and I'd prefer not to have to wipe the whole phone.

Unfortunately, I can't get a logcat of the boot because adb reports the device as "unauthorized", and obviously I can't authorise it since it doesn't finish booting. So I have no way to know what's actually broken.

Does anyone have any ideas, short of a full wipe? Thanks.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] steadfasterX:
Go into TWRP:

Wipe cache and dalvikcache and try again. This does not destroy any user data and is safe to use. This may fixes your problem already.

If that doesn't help:

Boot up until the boot loop occurs then press a long time the power button until the device reboots. Then directly go again into TWRP again. It is important that you do NOT remove battery or power off the device!

Then in twrp execute:

adb shell "cat /proc/last_km*" > kernel.log

And attach the resulting kernel.log file here.

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[Samsung Captivate Glide] steadfasterX:
any update on this?
[Samsung Captivate Glide] FireFury:
Sorry for the radio silence...

This was the first thing I tried, but it doesn't help - after wiping the caches and rebooting I get the normal "optimising apps" screen, but after that finishes it starts the boot animation again instead of going to the android UI.

There's no last_kmsg file in /proc. But I manually imported my workstation's ADB key into the phone through TWRP and can now get a logcat (attached). I'm still stumped though - it looks like it times out accessing com.android.internal.backup.LocalTransportService and then kills off system_server. No indication as to why though.

It might be irrelevant, but "W/WallpaperService( 422): no current wallpaper -- first boot?" also sounds odd since I do have wallpaper. It logs into the wifi automatically, and the ssh server is running so I can get a shell on the device at least. The internal and external SD cards appear to be unmounted.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] steadfasterX:
Hi,

thanks for providing the logcat.

I'm not an expert on this but it may be caused by this:

F/libc ( 424): Fatal signal 6 (SIGABRT) at 0x000001a8 (code=0), thread 424 (system_server)
E/ActivityManager( 424): ANR in system
E/ActivityManager( 424): [COLOR="red"][B]PID: 424[/B][/COLOR]
E/ActivityManager( 424): Reason: Executing service android/com.android.internal.backup.LocalTransportService

and then

I/DEBUG ( 117): *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** ***
I/DEBUG ( 117): Build fingerprint: 'Samsung/cm_i927/i927:4.4.3/KTU84M/4fcf597a69:userdebug/test-keys'
I/DEBUG ( 117): Revision: '14'
I/DEBUG ( 117): [B][COLOR="Red"]pid: 424,[/COLOR][/B] tid: 424, name: system_server >>> system_server <<<
I/DEBUG ( 117): signal 6 (SIGABRT), code -6 (SI_TKILL), fault addr --------
I/DEBUG ( 117): r0 00000000 r1 beca0448 r2 400a3570 r3 515a1880
I/DEBUG ( 117): r4 415f1370 r5 52b784e8 r6 00000002 r7 000000c3

Which is a back trace showing the system_server process dies.

I see also this:

E/ActivityManager( 424): Error reading /data/anr/traces.txt
E/ActivityManager( 424):[B][COLOR="Red"] java.io.FileNotFoundException: /data/anr/traces.txt[/COLOR][/B]: open failed: ENOENT (No such file or directory)
E/ActivityManager( 424):	at libcore.io.IoBridge.open(IoBridge.java:409)
E/ActivityManager( 424):	at java.io.FileInputStream.<init>(FileInputStream.java:78)
E/ActivityManager( 424):	at android.os.FileUtils.readTextFile(FileUtils.java:236)
E/ActivityManager( 424):	at com.android.server.am.ActivityManagerService$18.run(ActivityManagerService.java:10121)
E/ActivityManager( 424): Caused by: libcore.io.ErrnoException: open failed: ENOENT (No such file or directory)

So how to fix your problem? To be honest I'm not sure. :laugh:

The first thing I would try is to mount the /data partition in TWRP and create a trace file:

mount /data

mkdir /data/anr (this may exists already)

touch /data/anr/traces.txt

The file is like the name states for logging things so it will not solve anything.

Well but maybe that helps not letting the process die.

E/ActivityManager( 424): Reason: Executing service android/com.android.internal.backup.LocalTransportService

Because of the above I believe you may have most success with this:

You could check (also in TWRP) the /data/data/ (yeah /data/data) directory and search for "com.android.internal.backup" or similar.

I do not use that app which comes from Google so I cannot tell you the exact name. I would rename that folder which removes your backup settings (if you configured the backup service).

If all those do not help you could remove the backup app completely from /system/apps/ (in my case it is e.g. GoogleBackupTransport.apk)

Attach again a logcat and it would be also helpful if you can then also do a "adb shell dmesg > dmesg.log" when booting.

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[Samsung Captivate Glide] FireFury:
Thank for the help. Looks like something in /data/system is broken - blowing away that directory and letting it get recreated seems to fix it all. I couldn't figure out what specifically was broken though.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] steadfasterX:
Well yes that is the hard way isn't it? Means you will loose all your phone settings afaik?

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[Samsung Captivate Glide] FireFury:
Well, I've lost a lot of phone settings and app settings, but not all. I'm actually a bit confused about what I've lost - I expected to lose my phone settings, but I thought app specific stuff was under /data/user/0 so I didn't expect to lose my app settings. But some app settings are gone, none the less. Maybe having to recreate /data/system has prompted it to reinitialise a lot of the other databases too...
[Samsung Captivate Glide] FireFury:
I've actually got a backup of the whole of /data from before it broke, which I could restore. But I'm pretty sure TWRP's fix_permissions doesn't work (at least, it didn't set the ownerships on /data/system - I had to do that manually) so getting the permissions right after restoring it could be a pain.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] steadfasterX:
Well yes there are databases within /data which can get corrupted thats why a factory reset which cleans /data will help in those cases. You had removed /data/system so you will loose settings but not all as you seen already.

Can you live with it like it is atm ?

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[Onetouch Idol 3 General] Ncit3ful1:
Hello all, I am new and this is my first post. So to start off proper, let me say thanks to DCZ, famewolf, and unjustified dev for working so hard to getting this working root, and to anyone else whos had a hand in it or in improving its functionality. I sincerely and deeply appreciate it.

I own this phone (6045X) & has been rooted and is using twrp recovery 2.8.7.0. In any event, upon its being rooted it was discovered that the mms was not working. I notice that it had been brought up but had not noticed a fix for this posted.

Fear not, for I am here to help. (If possible) Or hopefully to get some of you pointed in the right direction. A friend who went and got the same phone as I, (hybrid) & I figured out that it was as simple as changing a few things in the APN. Not everything. In fact for those new to this please do research. That involves going to your carriers website, selecting support and somewhere in there you should find the apn settings. Another thing you should do is goto Android A-Z and search for apn.

They will explain to you what it is as well as tell you not everything need be changed & they will go so far as to tell you that everything has to be typed precise down to the spacing and all. They will also explain how to get to your apn.

I hope someone finds this helpful. Other than that all i can say is, Whew! I feel like I just wrote a thesus
[Honor 7 General] Poppel16:
How to root Marshmellow?
[G3 General] KronicSkillz:
GPS was fixed a few nights ago

Most external SD card bugs are fixed excluding new internal format feature (let me know of this changes I stopped trying it since it was so buggy and more importantly I didn't like it. (Apps need root or 6.0 updated permission requests to write to external)

Battery life is great

Xposed is working with most modules

Network performance is great

Benchmarks run stable and good scores

Bluetooth issues fixed maybe not all but most I haven't has any issues

Toy box updated in recent nightly

I HAVE RAN CM13 SINCE FIRST NIGHTLIES AND I THINK IT'S FINALLY WORTHY AS A DAILY DRIVER FOR MOST CM LOVERS THAT DON'T NEED A PERFECT RELEASE
[P8lite Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AlphonseEdward:
Does anyone know what is the firmware for Huawei P8 lite Uk ?
[General Questions and Answers] Osir1s:
On the whole I think the majority of the Shifts specs are in line with current trends and what we might expect given the shifts criteria and this being HTCs first foray into such a market. But like most users the limited WM6 functionality diminishes my productivity hopes for the device, but I personally hold great hopes for the community to correct this. The battery issue is going to be a wait and see. One would highly suspect after 3 days with the device Hugo got a good idea of the battery life and if its turns out its 2hrs of maximum, full use than perhaps there’s hope, but just two hours in general falls too far short of the UMPC standard. In which case the Shifts splash is likely to be a painful bellyflop.

If this issue was however corrected or turns out to be the maximum usage or just a simple mistake than I see the shift being able to fulfil its role as an UMPC successfully. The device has unanimously been accredited the status of a sleek sexy,

solid, well built device.

The form factor, the potential of two operating systems and cpus make this a lethal device to the competition. The cellular options even without voice connect the device all the more.

HTC are playing a risky game delivering a device with these specs this late into 2007 where similar spec’d device have been out for some months now. As long as HTC can do something with the Battery life I feel confident the shift will still make a positive splash. Will it revolutionise the industry as first expected? Probably not. But it’s likely to still shake things up, in form factor, its connectivity options combined with the price point. The dual operating systems could also prove to be a big hit with the industry if they can function in a productive manner beyond the “limited version” were hearing about.
[General Questions and Answers] OdeeanRDeathshead:
I had not been keeping up to date with the shift. If it is correct that there is no voice phone functionality then this device no longer has any potential for me. I was hoping to keep it around (big pocket, bag etc) and just use my bt headset to answer the calls. There is no way i will be carrying two devices on a regular basis, so if the shift can't call - I can't have it :( I still have hope because HTC have not removed the GSM from the description. Most people would take that to mean phone functionality.

All the other details are of less importance for how I intended to use it.
[General Questions and Answers] Osir1s:
It seems the Shift is more of an UMPC than any hybrid in its current form. The cellular connections are all still there and the device can even recieve SMS based on the pics weve seen from GITEX however, voice capacities appear to have been removed/restricted.

Given the crippled version of WM included it seems HTC envision this as more of a UMPC than anything to do with a PocketPC which might entail phone functions.
[General Questions and Answers] lmjabreu:
That device was flawed from the beginning, 1) no call support on the windows mobile, 2) UMPC.

"After seeing the video review it made perfect sense. Use WM to do the things you don’t need vista for or that WM can do due to its longer battery life. This seemed to make sense. "

Brain dead, there's no sync between that windows mobile and vista(unless you use exchange which requires an internet connection*), and you'll have to carry a phone with you, so, why use the Shift to do what you can do on your really portable windows mobile phone?

*although broadly available it is a potential show stopper.

Get a 12" convertible tablet and a WM phone [period]
[General Questions and Answers] OdeeanRDeathshead:
that's exactly what I have right now, but I just hate carrying two devices and even more I hate the time it takes to boot then connect through the phone. I just want to push on and use.
[General Questions and Answers] lmjabreu:
Well, If you see Hugo's video you know you'll take even more time to be up and ready with the Shift, even when resuming from hibernation like showed on the video, that thing isn't exactly an instant-on experience.

With a vista TPC you can resume from hibernation and connect through your WM device(in case you don't use a usb modem) much faster.

I also have that configuration I mentioned, tho it isn't a 12"(14"er), usb HSDPA modem - frees the WM device to do other things like moving away from the TPC w'out cutting its connection to the interwebs, and it also saves the battery of the WM device - and Trinity.

"I just hate carrying two devices"

It is really just the difference between the Shift's 7" and your 12" tablet since the WM device's weight and size is really irrelevant IMO.
[General Questions and Answers] Osir1s:
The reason I say it makes sense to utilise the WM portion is because we don't all carry around 7" devices loaded with WM. Now the Advantage was fun to browse the web on and do everything else I listed, but the advantage is limited to being a WM device. The Shift has Vista to pick up where WM limitations kick in, or vice versa WM to kick in where UMPC battery life limits Vista.

I cannot help but feel people are expecting this device to be a notebook or tablet pc when its clearly an UMPC.

Apoc you list being an UMPC as its second flaw, its not a flaw its simply a fact of what the device is. Obviously if you want a bigger screen and a bigger device you'll carry around a tablet. However, there are those of us who want a small alternative to the tablet and this is it.
[General Questions and Answers] lmjabreu:
"Apoc you list being an UMPC as its second flaw, its not a flaw its simply a fact of what the device is."

Yeah, you're right.
[General Questions and Answers] OdeeanRDeathshead:
resume/hibernate is not what I want. All my stuff is on truecrypt volumes and resuming breaks it. I would need to dismount each volume then mount it again after resume. I wanted a device that is always on but not necessarily doing anything. The way ppc wakes up when you push the on button or when a call comes in.

Anyway, the dream is over. I think the next best option is to find a small 3g card that will fit in my tablet with not much overhang. Telstra sell one but it is not on the correct band for my three account. Three's dongle looks like a mouse hanging out on its wire - not good.

You are right about the weight and size. What matters is the time. I use the devices at random times for short periods (20 minutes or less), If I have to spend 5 minutes getting ready then I could not be bothered to begin.

Another solution would be if the wm device could act as a modem even when off, the modem is not part of the windows hardware any way so it should be able to work. Unfortunately it does not. When I push the off button on the ppc my connection will last for about 30 seconds then disappears.
[Asus Fonepad 7] SSREDDY.110593@GMAIL.COM:
i am flashing my asus fonepad 7

"fastboot erase system "

suddenly my datacable was disconnected in the process

i rebooted the device

it was stuck on asus logo

i have no access to driodboot menu(the menu which i usally get by pressing volume up+power button)and stuck on asus logo

my device is not even going to download mode

Please help

Thank in advance
[Asus Fonepad 7] EQ3L:
Mine too.. . Cant enter the Fastboot/Recovery mode..

Looking for all the available solution for that..
[Asus Fonepad 7] neondragon1909:
try try try to get in fastboot mode coz if you cant you are lost...
[Asus Fonepad 7] donaldduck75:
i've the same problem............ someone who help me??
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maileen:
Hi,

i purchased for my son an ASUS TF103C (model K010) and i wanted to do as with my phones, to root it, install new backup/recovery tool and why not, to flash a new version of Android (for now it uses Android 4.4.2)

1. I was able to root it using ZenFone 1.4.6.8

2. tablet uses DROID BOOT v2.0 and i was wondering if we could flash TWRP or CyanogenMod

3. for now table uses build 2.2.33.144 and i wanted to know if someone's already tried Android 5 or 6 on this tablet and how to flash it.

thx.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tyguy2001:
Did it come with 2.2.33.144 cause mine is stuck on 2.2.33.141 or something and I can't receive updates
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] treyjazz:
I finally paid off the phone from the EDGE program and gave the finger to Verizon. Having dealt with taking phones from one provider to another, I was amazed at how easy the process went. With the AT&T SIM in place the voice network worked as it should (no surprise there). The data/MMS just needed the proper APN settings put in place to connect. I will post them if anyone needs them. The phone uses HSPA+ and got a speed test result of ~5.5MB/s down and ~4.5MB/s up.

I was able to block these residual Verizon system apps without any problems

appdirectedsmspermission.apk
AVS.apk
com.vzw.hss.myverizon-11.apk
LLKAgent.apk
qospermission.apk
VisualVoiceMail.apk
VZWAPNService.apk
vzwapnpermission.apk
VzwActivationAgent.apk
vzwsilentSSOEngine.apk

Unless things change dramatically I will never go back to Verizon and this may very well be my last Samsung phone (definitely the last that is carrier bloated/locked down).
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] patt2k:
Block dt_ignite it downloads apps without your permission.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] outcasted2003:
At&t locks their bootloaders too. So what is there to gain from switching to them?
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] patt2k:
Maybe he got a good deal on the service
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] treyjazz:
I haven't heard that app/service mentioned before. Thanks, I will check it out.

The bootloader will forever be locked by Verizon. This doesn't alter anything on the phone and it would brick it if they tried to as Verizon wouldn't hand over the the keys to AT&T to encrypt their bootloader with. :D

This wasn't meant to be about working around security at all. Rather, it is to show others that are tired of Verizon that switching to a GSM carrier is very easy to do with the phone and doesn't cripple it (any more than Verizon already did).

Yes, I put the phone on my girlfriend's account for $15 a month and I can use the additional $80 I save towards our bills. This is just a temporary situation until I decide on a Nexus 6p or soon-to-be-released devices that are factory unlocked.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] ericstephani:
I am also curious why the Verizon hate. Samsung and all the carriers lock the bootloader and load bloatware. The Note 4 was probably the worst I have seen. Verizon does seem to load more than others. I recently switched to a Nexus 6p (still on Verizon) because I got sick of it also. I read that Samsung has scaled back on new phones, Note 5 and the like. But I don't know how much carrier bloatware is on new phones. Trust me, it is worth it getting a Nexus with stock Android IMO.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] treyjazz:
Did they remove a bunch of Samsung bloatware or was there less carrier crap installed? At least the Samsung bloat was for added functionality of the device. Verizon et al use it to push extra subscriptions and/or more data heavy apps to make customers want to upgrade their data plans and/or pay for the overages.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] astonmartin214:
what are the apns
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] treyjazz:
APN: phone

MMSC: h t t p :// mmsc.mobile.att.net (no blanks)

Multimedia message proxy: proxy.mobile.att.net

Multimedia message port: 80

MCC: 310

MNC: 410

APN type: default,supl,mms,hipri

Everything else is not set, default.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] DroidRazrNy:
Mines on straight talk running on att towers and I get lte. $45 a month
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikeyu12345:
HERE WE GO! Stock ROM for the Starmobile Up Lite which took me hours of googling.

www(.)4sharedcom/rar/UJDTH2Cpba/S-M_UP_LITE_BYABETSKIYBOY.html

^Add (.) between 4shared and com for those who still needs help understanding and also remove both "(" and ")" from the www and 4shared. -_-

I'm sorry I don't have 10 posts.

Tested and works well! :fingers-crossed:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arshad145:
Can u help me?? find My rom???

---------- Post added at 16:06 ---------- Previous post was at 16:05 ----------

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3285608 please!? tried www.needrom.com no luck :(
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ztlov926:
Do you still have the file, as I can't get to address anymore. Thanks