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[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abaaaabbbb63:
Do you have any data on the phone (apps, etc)? Did it go into a bootloop exactly after you flashed the new ROM, or did you manage to boot it?
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gpvecchi:
Turn on phone with volume down+power to boot into bootloader; using fastboot unlock bootloader as you did first. Then you can do anything, I.E. flash full stock factory image and start over if you want.

Never lock the bootloader if you are not completely stock.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jgummeson:
You can't get it to boot back into fastboot?
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kukudi:
No, I just flashed the PureNexus ROM & gapps, and have not install any apps. Then I reboot to the bootloader and locked the bootloader, when I reboot to the system, I found it go into a bootloop, I have wait 30min, still bootloop. I connected it to the PC, use "adb reboot bootloader", tried to unlock the bootloader, but failed, because I have not turned on the "oem unloclk" in the system.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kukudi:
I can't unlocked the bootloader again. Because I have not turned on the "oem unlock" in the system
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kukudi:
I can get it boot to fastboot, but I can't unlock the bootloader.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SlimSnoopOS:
Did you set up a password before locking the bootloader? Try putting in your password.

If not, I found this reddit thread, see what happens in TWRP when you type: default_password
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kukudi:
Thank you, something surprising. I power on the device just now, and go to the TWRP, it do not need a password anymore, and can mont to the PC with MTP.

But still can not be unlocked, and can't go to the system, bootloop.

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[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SlimSnoopOS:
Install your rom again then boot into the rom to enable OEM Unlock
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kukudi:
Thank you so much, it works!

I have unlocked the bootloader again.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SlimSnoopOS:
You are welcome! Now leave your bootloader unlocked lol
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] ironman2345in:
how can we install A2dp on 818 pro
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] cyborg88:
I seem to have a variant of the IQ II, called the Blu Life X LTE, but I'm not sure. When I plug it in to Ubuntu it comes up as Longcheer.

It seems to have almost the same specs, but has 8 gb rom and 8 mp camera (rear) 2mp (front)

I was wondering if anyone could help me figure out if I could flash a stock image of the IQ II. I haven't dabbled in Android since the Zte Racer 2nd gen (Gingerbread) lol, so I'm pretty much a newb.

Any help would be appreciated.:)

Here are some Pics https:// drive.google .com/folderview?id=0By6VsktM5nsnR3JKdmdBNV9NcEE&usp=sharing
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] cyborg88:
So I've looked at all the threads and tested the twrp images using fastboot boot twrp2871_IQII.img, but it comes up as a garbled mess at the top of the screen. Any advice guys?
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] cyborg88:
fastboot devices brings up

(bootloader) Device tampered: false

(bootloader) Device unlocked: true

(bootloader) Charger screen enabled: true

(bootloader) Display panel:

OKAY [ 0.025s]

finished. total time: 0.027s

and fastboot devices:

387aced8 fastboot

I'm not sure if I should try to flash twrp
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] cyborg88:
question

When testing a recovery with fastboot boot, is the initial display what the end product would be? Tried cwm recovery, but had the same result as twrp the display is squished at the top at the screen, as if the whole gui resides in the status bar. I could make selections, because "reboot system now" was the only thing legible. Any ideas?
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] vel_tins:
I hardly doubt, it will work without re-compiling TWRP for your device.

Might be a kernel issue, since a prebuilt kernel from I-mobile was used to compile TWRP.

Here is the source code from my first version of TWRP which you can modify for your device.

Do you have the stock "boot.img" or "recovery.img" from your device?

For just building TWRP, you don't need the source code.

PS: post one or two pictures from the "mess"
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] cyborg88:
Pics: [IMG="Blu life x lte"][/IMG]

[IMG="Blu life x lte"][/IMG]

[IMG="Blu life x lte"][/IMG]

[IMG="Blu life x lte"][/IMG]

Booting twrp IQ II image

[IMG="Twrp IQ II"][/IMG]

I don't have the stock boot or recovery images and I have no idea how to build twrp for my device. I'll look up some tutorials when I have the time. Thanks for the help so far.
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] cyborg88:
Question

How do I compile twrp without source? I've read the tutorial on this site and apparently I do need source for the boardconfig.mk file. Also how do I copy the recovery log?
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] vel_tins:
You will need the Cyanogenmod source code.

To compile TWRP, you can use a prebuilt kernel from your device.

That's the reason why I've asked if you have a boot or recovery.img

Boot into TWRP and than execute:

adb pull /tmp/recovery.log
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] cyborg88:
So I'm guessing that without the boot or recovery image there's nothing to be done? And also since the various TWRP images for the Android One Seed devices don't boot on my phone, it means it's not a variant?
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] arvinquilao:
Do you have the kernel version? From the About Phone page. Or when booting, try running this after adb shell: cat proc/version
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] arvinquilao:
Seed shipped with 5.1.1, and it's difficult to trace the kernel changes made on your device since it was modified and compiled with uncommitted changes (the "dirty" suffix).

So I won't suggest flashing Seed files yet, better contact someone from Longcheer to confirm. Good luck. :)
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] cyborg88:
Ok. Thanks for the feed back. It's greatly appreciated.
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] cyborg88:
Compiling

How would I go about compiling twrp using your source and a boot.img? Should I follow this thread?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1943625
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] dabotsonline:
It's a different phone: the BLU LIFE X LTE is based on the Longcheer L8152, not L8150:

https://twitter.com/parrotgeek1/status/641371702711070721
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] cyborg88:
Wow. How did I miss that?! Well I guess that answers my question. Thanks.
[Samsung Gear S2] jhonjey66:
NO!!! It is not a watch....

:(

There are too much bugs\lacking of functionality...

List of hard bug or lacking of base functionality:

1) the alarm doens't go

2) the watch have NO SOUND ALARM!!!! (340 Euro for this watch?!? Why?!?)

3) the watch ha NO SLEEP TRACKING (340 Euro for this watch?!? Why?!?)

4) The WiFi Connection doesn't connect with WEP cryptography (while it does before the update)

5) During the night the watch light randomly with unuseful battery consumption: we need a robust night locking system.

GS

Italy
[Samsung Gear S2] jacobgong:
1) never happened to me

2)even if it did, it wouldn't be loud enough, so I don't care

3)it's a gimmick just like the heart rate sensor, so I don't care either

4)I'm surprised it even has wifi, not that I'll ever use it.

5)no it doesn't
[Samsung Gear S2] Mubble:
So this isn't really a survey, just a pointless new thread to moan about things you don't like personally with the watch.

Like Jacongong says above:

1) never happened to me

2) you should have known this before you bought it. Use your phone for an audible alarm

3)it's a gimmick which nobody uses. I'm sure someone will make an app soon though.

4) Never noticed the issue. I'm sure there'll be a fix soon enough for you.

5)no it doesn't
[Samsung Gear S2] jhonjey66:
Yes, this could be a suervey...

Say simple if you suggest to buy the Gear S2 to a your friend...

If you don't suggest say why...

Since now there are

1 no

2 yes

I said why no...

About faulty alarm:

http://xdaforums.com/gear-s2/help/gear-s2-alarm-troubles-t3265029

Thanks for the answers

GS

ITALY
[Samsung Gear S2] Silberpfeil3110:
My opinion is, that the Gear S2 is really recommendable!

1.) The alarm is working fine and if you like to be woken up gently (and want to wear the watch also at night) its a very nice gimmick.

2.) I also don't need a speaker, the watch in my eyes is not a phone replacement but more an extension to make short and common processes more comfortable like quick answering an SMS while holding or getting out your phone would be difficult in some way.

3.) Maybe theres nosleep tracking with S Health but as far as I know theres some companion app for Sleep As Android already out in the wild.

4.) I connected already to several WiFi access points and never had any problems, if there are real important situations, you can always get a connection through the phone or use the phone itself ^.^

5.) Never had this issue. Switching the watch into blocking mode when I go to sleep.

There's only one point, maybe a charger in another form factor (flat, so you can push it under the watch when wearing) would be interesting. But there are always moments like when you are in the shower to give the watch a quick charge :D.

So in summary its a very interesting concept and I like the way Samsung designed the S2. It's a new step in the right direction but nevertheless it will ever be up to you.
[Samsung Gear S2] Soryuu:
1) Like everyone else, alarm works fine for me

2) Why not just use your phone for a sound alarm? The speaker would be much louder anyway

3) As [MENTION=750544]Silberpfeil3110[/MENTION] said, Sleep for Android

4) My wifi works fine. And wifi's not the main method of connection on this watch, it only takes over if a bluetooth connection isn't available.

5) I turn my watch off at night (saves quite a bit of battery). If the watch lights up randomly then it's probably because it's probably thought it's picked up movement.

tl;dr yes I would recommend this watch, especially the Classic
[Samsung Gear S2] jhonjey66:
- The alarm is faulty, as tested from other people. And thanks to HiroboFreak (http://xdaforums.com/gear-s2/help/gear-s2-alarm-troubles-t3265029/page2) the cause seems to be in a wrong management of the deep sleep condition... (please Samsung patch it!!!)

- I repeat that is needed a more robust night locking system: this morning my watch was on watchface settings mode!!! (please Samsung patch it!!!) The bezel should be locked on demand...

By the way, I want to punctualize that I LOVE THIS SMARTWATCH, and for this reason I cannot accept this faulty behaviours on base functionality...

Please, Samsung, you are really near to the target: make a last effort...

;)

GS

Italy
[Samsung Gear S2] kornelius1982:
OK, my POV is that this watch is best to date money can buy. Only thing doesn`t work for me is weather app auto update
[Samsung Gear S2] gsk3rd:
I do love these threads about how crappy these watches are when no one else is having these issues.
[Samsung Gear S2] dwallersv:
Dude, please seek professional help. You are pathologically excitable over utter trivialities.

Yes, there are some bugs. Does that surprise you, wearing a computing system complete with scads of sensors, network connection, etc., far more powerful and complex than anything that sat on your desk 20 years ago, has bugs?

A few months into release this is not surprising, or cataclysmic at all. And, in the bigger picture of all the functions and capabilities of this watch, these bugs you're complaining about are small things. Sure, if you had bought a nightstand alarm clock and it wasn't working, I'd be backing you.

However, you're screaming (in ALL CAPS) that the vibrating alarm on a smartwatch has a bug so you can't use it to wake you up. As others have pointed out, with you phone right there, capable of yelling at you with SOUND.

If you bought this watch to wake you up in the morning, the problem is not with the buggy alarm on the watch.

All the critical "smartwatch" function work, and work well. Messaging is a delight on this device. It even handles MMS messages smoothly. I have the 3G version, and all the calling features, remote connection, etc. works flawlessly. I just added the new HUE lighting control app from Philippe, and my new Christmas present of HUE lighting is actually really usable.

There's so much awesome about this watch to scream at the top of your lungs because of the relatively small matters you are is unhinged. All these things will be fixed in the coming months. Relax, work around these small problems, and enjoy the device as a smartwatch.
[Samsung Gear S2] kornelius1982:
Do I suggest this watch to someone? Quite a matter of taste. Main pros are design, build quality and battery life, but lack of functionality leaves much to desire.

Bugs are almost gone after latest update. There is one annoying bug with weather auto update.
[Samsung Gear S2] Anto92italy:
I suggest it because , between android wear watches and this , this is the only that seems really a classic watch . And the controller it s the best ... About apps and price , probably i could say to buy an other watch full android like the k8 or the no.1 d5 .. Really cheaper than a moto 360 and they have all apps of a smartphone . I don t see the quality buying 350 euros of a moto 360 or lg urbane (1 ) respect to no.1 or something like that ...
[Samsung Gear S2] DummyPLUG:
100% not suggest to buy it, I bought it as a gift for my wife in Hong Kong, but when she back to canada she cannot install anything from the samsung app store anymore, also the S2's clock/weather/location always say that she is in Vitenam instead of canada. Last time after firmware update it also have a serious battery drain, need to do a factory reset to solve it when. The S2 firmware/software is too buggy, even the gear manager app on phone is not so good.

Tested on Nexus 5 and Note 5, S6 edge.

p.s. about the cannot install app/blank app store issue, there are lot of complain on internet.
[Samsung Gear S2] usmaak:
S2 Classic here.

I bought it for myself as a birthday gift. I've had mine for less than a week now, but love it. I've had a ton of fun with all of the watch faces, and am even trying to create a few of my own.

Would it be cool if it had an actual sound alarm? Maybe, but it's not a deal breaker. I would only use the alarm to remind me of things, and the vibration is strong enough that I notice it when it's going off. I have never relied on a watch to wake me up, and never will. Once I get sleeping, it takes something louder to get me going.

I don't really care about more apps. So far, I haven't used much app related on it. It's just a nice, customizable watch that alerts me of things.

My only real wish for it would be a longer lasting battery. Whenever I turn it on, I have myself thinking about the battery and how what I'm going to do will affect it. In that way, it sort of reminds me of my old Sprint Evo. I could watch the battery drop on that thing, and I can on this as well.

That said, I'm probably going to return this one and wait for the platinum one to come out. If I'd known about it, I'd have just waited and bought one of those. It looks really nice. One of my biggest concerns about this one is that the finish on the watch might not last I'm not sure exactly how it's applied, but I can definitely see it chipping, scratching, or just rubbing off over time.
[Samsung Gear S2] Silberpfeil3110:
How do you think would the platinum version enhance your user experience?

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[Samsung Gear S2] usmaak:
I've seen the pictures and think that it looks nicer. I like more metallic looking watches. The S2 was never an option for me, because I did not want to deal with the rubber watch bands. That's why I chose the classic. If they had all three of them lined up, I'd have chosen the platinum one.

Of course if it's a lot more expensive, I'll probably just stick with the one I've got now.
[Samsung Gear S2] barondebxl:
What a stupid rant. You call that a survey?
[Samsung Gear S2] jhonjey66:
Yes... and it is very simple: do you suggest to buy this smartwacth to a friend of yours?

If NO please justify...

Thanks

GS

ITALY
[Samsung Gear S2] bunglebp:
YES id recommend it totally love this watch and playing with the gear designer :)
[Samsung Gear S2] annson08:
I would actually, it feels, looks, responds, basically everything's better that my old Gear 2. Battery is also great, Had mine running 5 days straight at minimal usage.
[Samsung Gear S2] optimummind:
Yes, I would. Great design, light, comfortable, phone speaker (for notifications, calls, ringtones, music), Tasker support for automation, great watchfaces, Samsung Pay (upcoming), and rotating bezel that is useful.

Samsung needs improvements, however, in regards to Tizen support for the devs and fast & consistent software updates for the endusers.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Commcat:
As the title says, somehow I moved the primary short cuts the ones at the bottom of the home screen to the side where they are stacked vertically. They are over lapping existing short cuts that can no longer be pressed without the primary being activated.

So the question is how did I do it, and how do I get it back to normal where they are at the bottom again?

I have looked around and I can not find any real answers so help would be appreciated.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] panaderodc:
You probably turned on one handed mode - adds home back and recents keys to the right side. Generally a toggle in the notification bar, or somewhere in the settings you will find it. I hit toggles all the time justpulling the phone out of my pocket...

Hope this helps.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Commcat:
No I am afraid that was not it as the ONLY thing that was changed was the location of those primary shortcuts. The rest of the phone and display worked normally. The one hand mode cause the keypad for dialing to shrink and shift to the desired side. When this happened the keypad was still normal.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beezar:
When you say primary shortcuts, are you talking about the dock? Or home, back, recent keys? If the latter, there is a Side key panel setting in display settings - one handed operation which does that without shrinking anything. Posting a screen shot here may help us identify your issue
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] panaderodc:
I assumed you meant the menu back and home keys, on rereading perhaps you meant the dock. Did you figure it out yet?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Commcat:
Yes I meant the dock, and no I have not figured out how I did it. I am now thinking maybe my display just wigged out and it ended up that way. I was able to fix by enabling easy mode then turning it back to normal mode.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aashishtheaasik:
In my T-Mobile Galaxy S4, I am getting weird loot loop. When I power on the device, It shows Samsung logo, and then go black. When I connect to charger, It shows "charging" for one second and go black. When I try boot into recovery menu, it shows it for a split second and go black. The Only place where I can see the display is "downloading" mode. I managed to put in downloading mode and flash stock ROM twice using Odin, and it was completed successfully, but then when I try boot device, it shows Samsung logo and go black, the whole cycle repeats.

I couldn't understand what is the problem at all. The Display looks fine in "Odin" downloading mode, and since I reflashed firmware, I am going nuts trying to understand.

Please help.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] krasCGQ:
Hi,

Re-flash stock firmware should fix this (I hope it).

Sent from my GT-I9500
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] audit13:
Try flashing stock again but don't check anything except f.reset time. After flashing and you see the word "reset" in the status window, remove USB cable, remove battery, replace battery, use button combination to boot to recovery, and perform a factory wipe.

Btw, the T-Mobile s4 forum is here: http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s4-tmobile
[Galaxy Note5 Accessories] Blues fan:
So I got a bunch of cases but can't decide which one I want to use next. I'm currently using my Artech21 case which I love but I don't dig the screen protector. I got a Supcase which has an amazing built in protector but it seems kind of thin.

The best case I have is the poetic revolution case but it doesn't work with wireless charging.

Would the Supcase still be considered rugged though for drop protection? The reason why I didn't rock it a lot is because it seems kind of thin.
[Galaxy Note5 Accessories] Ducter:
I don't have the supcase, do have the artech21 tho and I agree the built in screen protector is junk. I simply removed it, it's just glued in like the otterbox defenders. It's tight but my tempered glass one fits nicely with the artech21.
[Galaxy Note5 Accessories] karlonicolas:
i have a supcase beetle. it offers good protection. works fine with a wireless charger. i'm currently using chloe fast wireless charger with the case on.
[Galaxy Note5 Accessories] Blues fan:
Would you consider it heavy duty though like Otterbox? The reviews on Amazon have some bad reviews for Supcase not protecting from drops.
[Galaxy Note5 Accessories] karlonicolas:
Though I wouldn't really want to drop my phone, I am Confident it wouldn't break if I drop it with the case on. So, yes it is heavy duty and should offer some measure of protection like otter, without the bulk
[Galaxy Note5 Accessories] pgriffinsc:
Im on my 2nd SUPCASE. my little boy broke the clip on my first with a bat. ive dropped mine numerous times,on to steel and concrete,with out any problems. i also like the holster better than the Defender case i bought when i bought my Note5,but if you pocket your phone,the SUPCASE is far more pocket friendly than the Defender. The silicone outer cover on the Defender is gonna collect lent and such like crazy,and it will also stretch and be a pain to get out. That being said,the couple of times of dropped my SUPCASE,have been because it slipped out of my hand. The other upside that Defender has,is the built in screen protector.The one on the Defender is far more S-Pen friendly than that of the SUPCASE,that and the one on the SUPCASE seems to scratch easier. The other thing I like more about the SUPCASE,is that there is more coverage above the s-pen slot on the back. The first time I dropped mine in the Defender,the phone made contact with concrete right by the pen. Not all that bad,but considering I had just paid $350 2 weeks prior for the 64GB I have,I was a little upset. Long story short,if you already have a Defender case,I wouldnt mind shelling out the $16 or so for the SUPCASE. The SUPCASE offers just as good protection,with a slimmer profile. If youre gonna pay $55 or so for the Defender,you might as well try the SUPCASE too.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tomer_inbar:
Hello Friends,

I got a new challenge to order all related Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4 LTE (T705) parts and assemble it by myself.

Does anyone know where can I find a list of all the components or parts number for this mission?

Thank you!
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kekio84:
Try on aliexpress.com
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aaretddret:
My Samsung note 3 Sm-N9006 was already rooted when I bought it, though it doesnt have CWM/TWRP and SuperSu. However, all rooted apps are working. So I really want to change the phone's font so I downloaded Font installer *root*, because no font style is available in the settings. However, after I installed a font from the app, it prompted me to reboot my system, I clicked it and when it boots, its already stuck on the samsung logo.

pllzz help
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fffeihung:
Try installing some custom recovery, do backup and then try full wipe. If it doesn't help try with installing ROM via Odin