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[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jcip17:
Yeah that's correct. That is the ONLY bootloader we should be on. We should never ever flash a bootloader. Only kernels, modems, and ROMs.

I'm pretty sure Battlehero worked on getting Kyubi ROM running on every unlocked Note 4 snapdragon variant. So he must have assumed that we have bootloader updates, when we unfortunately do not. We are the special case that we have one unlocked bootloader version since we are the only phone that has an unlocked and locked version of the Note 4. Just follow the OP instructions.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] krishaun27:
I cant hear anything when I make a call. I cant hear the ringback or the other persons voice. Im pretty sure there is a connection and the other person can hear me. What could be the problem?
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jcip17:
I had this problem initially when trying to get this to work for our phone, it does make a connection but nobody on either end can hear anything. But Battlehero told me to try to swap a file and then it worked. This file is included in the datafix so I am not sure why it is not working for you. What modem are you on? Did you make any modifications to the ROM?

Not sure if this will work since the file is in the datafix but use ES File Explorer and click on the datafix. Use ES Zip viewer and then navigate to system\etc\mixer_paths.xml Click on that mixer file to extract and save it to your SD card. Then use Root Explorer to copy that file, then navigate to your current ROM's system\etc\ folder and delete the mixer file and then paste the new mixer file. Then change the permission to 0644 rw-r--r-- . And reboot. Hopefully it works for you after that.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] krishaun27:
I did not modify the ROM.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jcip17:
Try doing what I added to my above post.

I see you have xposed installed. What apps are you using? I see that the clock was modified, I'm thinking whatever you did with xposed broke calling. Now was it working before you used xposed or you never tested it?
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] krishaun27:
I tried calling right after I flashed the ROM, before installing any apps or Xposed, and I couldn't hear anything. Right now I redownloaded the Verizon data fix (Harbdr kernel) flashed it and wiped caches and awaiting the first boot-up.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jcip17:
Hmmm never heard of this problem since the official Verizon Dev Edition release. Well I hope reflashing the datafix will fix it.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] krishaun27:
Thanks, I think it did! I think the data fix has to be flashed last. All is good now!
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jcip17:
Haha yeah it's last in the instructions in the OP silly
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] krishaun27:
Well I flashed it after the ROM but before Xposed.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jcip17:
Good point I'm going add in the OP if you want xposed flash it after initial boot. Thanks
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] krishaun27:
No problem
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] gcounts:
Out of nowhere Bluetooth is killing my battery. Anybody else experiencing that?
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jcip17:
I never experienced a bluetooth drain but snapchat did when I shut the screen before posting something. Weird thing was that snapchat was not in the battery stats :confused: . My device id is still 920F I'm gonna switch SM-N910V. Idk how it works if I should uninstall all the note 5 playstore apps, but I'm just gonna wipe caches to optimize apps.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] laughingcolors:
have you had any luck in getting any other tmobile roms to work with the data fix?
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] gcounts:
I just toggled it off and on... seems to have done something....maybe....hopefully.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jcip17:
Funny you say that I tried tek hybrid note 5 port from the tmobile thread today. Everything looked good except no theme store but there is a lot of features it seems. Try it out! There are a couple of synapse and lmt prompts and notifications but they go away eventually. Another option !
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] laughingcolors:
Thanks, giving it a try.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] laughingcolors:
trying it out and it works great, its looking like it could be my daily driver thx... no prompts and notifications for me , even mobile hotspot works.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jcip17:
Nice man keep us updated if you don't mind. I really like the dark material theme, so I'm sticking with my main squeeze Kyubi lol. We have the best phone ! :highfive:
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] stueycaster:
I restored Jasmine 4.2 to compare with Kyubi. I have to see if Jasmine really is faster and smoother than Kyubi. I'm gonna miss the blacked out theme and the S-Pen features. But everything on Jasmine works right. It's based on the latest manufacturer release for the Note 4. Kyubi is a Note 5 rom that had to be adapted to fit the Note 4. Of course a few things aren't right. It's to be expected.

I do find the Material theme to be annoying. We'll see if the the cool themes on Kyubi win out over everything running right on Jasmine.

Sent from my SM-N910V DE
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jcip17:
I can also confirm that tmobile Maximum overdrive Note 5 port works on our phone with the data fix! This one takes a little to set up but there is a good amount of customizations with theme store support. Another option ! :D
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] JKforUA:
Maybe this doesn't belong on this thread (Please just delete it if it's just crowding up the thread!), but do any of the rest of you use the ZeroLemon battery? I was wondering if there was a fuel gauge fix that will work with this ROM. I know Jasmine had one (or at least the previous version did - haven't tried the latest), but I don't know how he did it (whether it was a hack in the kernel or a hack in the o/s code). It's not a dealbreaker, but (if you don't know what I'm talking about) the fuel gauge doesn't accurately report what the actual battery life is. You have to do a battery pull when you get close to 0% for the phone to show how much is actually left on the battery.

Again, this is probably off-topic, so feel free to delete this if so. Just wondering if anybody knew of a fix. The fix for the Jasmine ROM may have been only for the previous Android version and may not work for 5.1.1. I have no clue.

I actually am a software engineer, but I know nothing about Android code. I wish I did!! I should learn this.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jcip17:
Hmm yeah idk I don't use ZeroLemon battery but maybe PM Hsbadr to see what he did and maybe whatever he did can be imported? Also search the Kyubi OP to see if there is any useful information there.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] JKforUA:
You mean you don't want your phone as big and heavy as a brick?!? :)

Ok, I'll search the original OP and PM Hsbadr. Should have done that first anyway. Thanks!
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] laughingcolors:
well a day later and i'm still sticking with this rom. its fast, fluid, and no issues yet. battery life is good.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Strait_Hopper:
Hi guys,

I'm having some trouble correctly installing a TouchWiz ROM on my S5 G900I. I have tried both AllianceROM and Xtrostolite, I'm having the same problem with both.

During the installation, I am very careful to select the G900I kernel and any other similar options; however my phone always ends up labelled as G900F. This also seems to be affecting my mobile/cell reception (the G900I has a number of specific 3G and 4G bands that are used in Australia).

Anyone have any clues as to how I might resolve this? Thanks!
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DBlackFireD:
On Download mode,What shows there??
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Strait_Hopper:
Hi BlackFire,

Download mode says G900I. So that should mean that the phone's mobile/cell reception will be that of G900I?
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DBlackFireD:
Then it is G900I. Independent of other things say. you have to trust the Download mode, no other things than that.

from what i see - XtreStoLite - Only can work on G900H

But the alliance Rom works on both G900F and G900I.

Have you tried installing AOSP roms? to see if they have the same problem?
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Strait_Hopper:
THe version of XtreStoLite I have is definitely compatible with G900I. It let me select a G900I kernel during setup.

I've just come off using CM12.1, which correctly listed the phone as G900I in the "About Phone" menu. So it only seems to be an issue with the two TW ROMs I've used.

Incidentally, do you know of any TW-based ROMs that have the same/similar UI to CM / AOSP / Nexus devices? I've swapped to a TW ROM as the buggy Bluetooth audio on the AOSP ROMs was driving me crazy. But I would like to keep the AOSP look and feel, if possible.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DBlackFireD:
What i am using is -Galaxy Project Touch Wiz 5.0 - You can try it.

And change the theme to look like AOSP.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Strait_Hopper:
Thanks, I'll give that ROM a try. What is the best way to get the ROM to look like AOSP? I'd like to get it as close as possible (menu UI, lockscreen, dialer etc).
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] $JJ$:
My HTC desire 816 has stuck in recovery mode while rooting. I have successfully unlocked the bootloader but while custom recovery phone has stuck and only showing black screen I have also tried reboot and tried be in fast boot mode but didn't work. Also my laptop is not showing my android.

ADB command prompt is showing device in recovery mode.

Kindly help
[Galaxy Grand 2 Themes and Apps] kyriebel:
SHARE: apk link here: https://mega.nz/#!YI4ARYxR!GvLaR1XMh8nB4WHP_Dac4faVSjlCBWGE7Cw5IhlNOz8

INSTRUCTIONS:

1. you NEED a ROOTED phone

2. COPY the DOWNLOADED APK using ROOTEDXPLORER and PLACE it in the SYSTEM PRIV-APP and PLACE a PERMISSION to 0644/rw-r-r

3. Reboot your phone.

Fine Working in KITKAT and Lollipop OS

Thank you!:o
[Galaxy Grand 2 Themes and Apps] VigneshS007:
Good Work bro

ScreenSHot
[Galaxy Grand 2 Themes and Apps] Sanjay8787:
Nice work
[Galaxy Grand 2 Themes and Apps] ColdCatM:
can you add a shutdown option,Thank you！
[Galaxy Grand 2 Themes and Apps] Bravo Inc.:
Well u can make Flashable Zip for it !
[Galaxy Grand 2 Themes and Apps] uhes:
Awesome ;)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Eins Gastön:
hi i want to know if I can install some version CyanogenMod my asus tablet me173x Thanks
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DarkJoker360:
yes for Asus Memopad hd 7 there is an experimental build of Cyanogenmod 10.1.

I prefer Stock rom at Cyanogenmod 10.1 because the Android Version is Identic
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 ROM Development] trylleklovn:
So i got my new battery and it's working just fine. Only problem is, some times status for the battery suddently fails. The phone runs just fine, but the battery status bar, on the power screen, and there are just these letters: dsadFSA.

A soft reset fixes it, but it's a little annoying.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 ROM Development] cdaly1970:
Where did you get the battery?? Does it has more capacity then the OEM battery?? I've heard of cases where larger replacement batteries don't report their status correctly in the past.

-Chris
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 ROM Development] trylleklovn:
Bought it off ebay, and yes it has more capacity, 2400ma.

It reports the status just fine most of the time. But guess it might be the problem.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 ROM Development] trylleklovn:
Okay, i can now see that this links to excessive audio output use.. AND while the status is dsadFSA the phone wont output any sound, untill soft reset.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Himeko7:
"Couldn't capture screenshot" msg all the time, but the ss is actually created

Hi, weird issue recently on my Galaxy S5 G906S with Nova rom/xposed

Whenever I take a screenshot I get this message "Can't take a screenshot due to limited storage space, or it isn't allowed by the app or your organization".

I found several threads about this issue, but none is my case.. cause for me the screenshot is actually captured and saved.. but still get that message .. ???

Any ideas? (tried chmod/renaming folder etc, pointless as in this case the file is actually created properly)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] deltatux:
Hey all!

Got a question, got my parents a Galaxy Note II back 2 years ago and this unit started acting up (likely after the Android 4.4.2 update, not sure). Was wondering if there's a way to flash the stock ROM again without it triggering any of the Samsung KNOX protection systems. This is not my device so I don't want to put any custom ROMs or trigger the device's security.

[b][u]Device Details[/u][/b]
Device: SGH-i317M
Android: 4.4.2
Baseband: I317MVLDNH3
Kernel: 3.0.31
Build number: KOT49H.I317MVLUDNH3

Any help is highly appreciated, thanks!

Cheers,

deltatux
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] rsfinsrq:
I believe you have a couple of options. You can grab the firmware for your specific model @ SamMobile

http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/database/SGH-I317M/

and flash it using Odin 3.10.7

http://dl.sammobile.com/Odin3_v3.10.7.zip

Or you can use Kies firmware upgrade and initialization;

https://youtu.be/LqoX7wNhotk
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] deltatux:
Wouldn't flashing with ODIN trigger the security subsystems? I know that Samsung devices are particularly finicky because of KNOX.

Cheers,

deltatux
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] rsfinsrq:
Flashing Oem firmware with Odin won't trip KNOX. If you're not comfortable with Odin, Samsung Kies is pretty much fool proof.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kain144000:
Since, I've been running a Nexus for the last 2 yrs, or so, I need a li'l help. Coming from a rooted stock Nexus 5 on 6.0.1, and well familiar with Nexus 5 bootloader unlocking, rooting, etc... I could use some friendly directions to VZW M7 equivalents - bootloader unlocking (which I've seen VZW disabled the HTC method), SuperSU, and S-OFF & SuperCID (which I'm not familiar with). I was excited to see that the M7 could be converted to a GPe. But, only to find it only applicable to GSM versions. Any help would be greatly - NO !! HUGELY appreciated.

Thanks!
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alray:
Well unfortunately, like you already know, Verzion asked HTC to block bootloader unlock which make this M7 variant the most painful to play with. You'll definitively need S-OFF if you want to do anything. Normally the first steps for achieving S-OFF is to unlock the bootloader and root the phone....But because of the Verizon restrictions its a little more complicated. You'll need to achieve temp-root so you can use Sunshine S-OFF to unlock and S-OFF your bootloader. Once done you'll be free to do whatever you want (flash custom recovery, flash supersu to gain permanent root, rom, kernel ect...).

I don't see any real benefit having SuperCID on a Verizon M7..... SuperCID is only useful to bypass the CID check when flashing a RUU or a Firmware but on a Verizon M7, you can only flash Verizon's RUU and Firmware which all have the same VZW__001 CID. SuperCID is useful on other variants like the M7_UL and M7_U since there is a lot of RUU with different CID that can be flashed on these variants. Anyway, won't hurt your phone if you absolutely want it and it only takes 2 sec once you have s-off.

You're right when saying that you can only convert a GSM M7 to GPE. When speaking about conversion it mean everything: the firmware and software(rom). But you can still enjoy GPE on a Verizon M7 by simply flashing a custom rom instead of doing the whole conversion.

http://xdaforums.com/verizon-htc-one/development/rom-google-play-edition-lollipop-v1-00-t2963841

and this thread for how to gain temp root and s-off

http://xdaforums.com/verizon-htc-one/general/root-root-method-bl-unlock-5-0-x-ota-t3122099

oh and the M7 reached its EOL so don't expect a 6.0+ version. If you really want android 6 you'll need to use Cyanogenmod13 (not sure if its available for Verizon)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kain144000:
Thanks SO much, [MENTION=4654136]alray[/MENTION]. You, sir, are a saint among men !! :D Well, guess I better get to work !!
[XDA Assist] nA7:
I have three android devices (2 Samsung Devices and a LG device) and all of them have been randomly rebooting on their own even when they are just laying there sleeping. Any ideas on fixes?
[XDA Assist] Art Vanderlay:
Hi

Thanks for using XDA Assist.

Try posting your query in Android Q&A,Help and Troubleshooting or in the friendly Q&A thread here->[Ask Any Question][Newbie Friendly]. Experts there may be able to help you.

Good luck :)
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GuyInDogSuit:
So I was on Marshmallow, got tired of the excessive battery drain and SD card limitations, and flashed back to Lollipop. I was able to flash TWRP, but then when I rebooted, I was told there was an update, so I reflashed the stock recovery and updated. Now I can't get back to TWRP. I flashed it repeatedly and every time I reboot into recovery, it's still on stock. I've lost root and nothing I've tried works. WTF?
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GuyInDogSuit:
Nevermind, I just tried flashing TWRP 2.8.7.1 and it worked. 2.8.7.3 apparently does not anymore.

Can a mod delete this?
[Xperia Z3v General] bullriders:
Here it is. Android 5.0.2 Build 23.1.D.0.509 on the Sony Z3v D6708.

Runs great and smooth
[Xperia Z3v General] 1linuxfreak:
Good writeup, very detailed.
[Xperia Z3v General] GigaSPX:
MOD EDIT There is never a need to quote the whole OP, especially for a 4 line reply.

It is nice that it's very detailed, but I've updated my guide to skip all these frustrating steps from the beginning. Now this can be done in merely a few steps.

Oh and, you've never credited the prerooted Lollipop zip in my name since I have added a mod to it and it's the exact same link that I distribute.
[Xperia Z3v General] bullriders:
Done. I've been looking for various methods and one that I tried last year Bricked phone. The video helped fill in the gaps. No disrespect meant by any of this. I do procedures for a living so I wanted to make something that was easier to follow.
[Xperia Z3v General] GigaSPX:
How was your phone bricked?
[Xperia Z3v General] bullriders:
I remember when the bootloader was first unlocked and I tried method. Worked for 2 days then phone would not do anything. Not charge, reset or even go into download mode.

Took it to store acted like I didn't know what happened and they ended up replacing it since they could not reset either
[Xperia Z3v General] GigaSPX:
Could you perhaps go into deeper details how you achieved it? It might be related to the other developer whose phone hard bricked on him too.
[Xperia Z3v General] AddictedToGlass:
I'm sorry...

Did you just seriously release a 57 step procedure to install rooted Lollipop to the z3v without doing the research here to see that it can be done in 7 steps?
[Xperia Z3v General] GigaSPX:
Don't be too hard on him. This would have gotten my guide beaten if he released his before or at the same time mine came out. But it's good to rather simplify things in a matter of 7 steps to get where you need to be. xP
[Xperia Z3v General] bullriders:
I could have done it in 7, but the other guide I was using seemed to have steps missing and a bunch of information missing.

I am only trying to help, But I guess providing detailed instructions for people that aren't experienced isn't necessary.

And I did check every once, the ones I tried last year bricked my phone and I didn't want to chance it again.
[Xperia Z3v General] Deleted member 2069569:
I've always felt everyone needs to root at least one phone step by step to gain a grasp of what is actually going on during the process. GigaSPX's "automated" method is far easier and greatly appreciated but if someone who has never done this before has a problem then unbricking the phone is a lot more difficult and intimidating. Having contact with the actual rooting/installing a ROM process is a learning experience.

It's like putting a kid new to driving behind the wheel of my manual shift truck or sitting them in front of a DOS computer. I grew up with DOS and tinker around with Linux a little so the command line is sort of an old friend. My stepkids look at it as if it is a mutated monster.
[Xperia Z3v General] MGSBigBoss:
What about updating without root and not wanting to root phone? Just flash ftf works?

Sent from my Sony Z3v on Tapatalk
[Xperia Z3v General] bullriders:
I don't think that will or can work because to flash 5.0 you have to unlock the bootloader and install TWRP
[Xperia Z3v General] GigaSPX:
You can flash unrooted stock Lollipop. You just download the FTF file through Xperifirm, put the Z3v in flash mode, then just flash it there. Although I think you would have much better benefits being rooted.
[Xperia Z3v General] MGSBigBoss:
I'm going to wait before the flashing til Feb and see if verizon drops a update. If not I'll flash but a rep told me expect it in summer or spring break. Have you spoken with verizon again for any validity?

Sent from my Sony Z3v on Tapatalk
[Xperia Z3v General] bullriders:
I wouldnt count on update. Verizon is in the business of getting you to spend money on phones, not give life to older devices.

Sony has had the Lollipop update available to carriers for a year now but many in the US deny the updates to users.

I'm aging if the computer industry behaved how wireless providers do, people would flipping riot.
[Xperia Z3v General] BladeRunner:
from a business standpoint I don't see how either Sony or Verizon would gain from releasing an update this late in the game. This phone was released in October 2013? The people that upgraded to this phone when it was released will be coming out of their contracts in a few months so Verizon has no incentive to upgrade it. They want people rolling in to a new two year payment plan on a new devices rather than going month to month with an old device. I can't see why Sony has any stake at all in this at all. They aren't selling any new phones to Verizon customers and likely won't be anytime in the near future so they have zero reason to assist/push verizon with the update. I could be wrong but I think this phone is dead and forgotten. Which is too bad because it was better version of the Z3, imho, with wireless charging and better reception than the other versions.
[Xperia Z3v General] GigaSPX:
The only difference is that the regular Z3 has the better, all aluminum around look, better ISO camera for nightshots, and it has a screen RAM for improving battery life to be as good for two days.

Pretty much, we got jipped.
[Xperia Z3v General] BladeRunner:
In my personal experience with both an unlocked Z3 and a T-Mobile Z3 I was not impressed, the Z2 and the z3v were far better devices. Whatever improvements may have been made in the camera were more than offset by the poor reception (it is a phone, after all) The Z2 had the best battery life of any pjhone I've owned. I was getting 60+ hours off the charger with 5+ hours of SOT. I'm decidedly not a power user but that is still a significant time not being plugged in. In my normal use I couldn't really see much of a difference between the z3v and the Z3 battery life.