yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] mrhoque:
Thanks for your reply. I tried this process but failed

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=57508892&postcount=2

After installing mad catz driver my windows can see and detect mojo after connecting it with A-A usb cable. But when i run fastboot-windows.exe devices, it does not show any device. if i give command fastboot-windows.exe reboot it says waiting for deive. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] kevinthefixer:
Something about the fastboot setup in the MOJO does not allow it to respond to the fastboot devices command. If it will not respond to the

fastboot-windows.exe -i 0x0738 boot openrecovery-twrp-2.8.2.0-mojo.img

command, you probably have a driver issue in Windows. This is extremely common, and nearly ubiquitous in Windows 8 and 10, and one more reason I avoid Windows like the plague. One thing that might help is using a USB2 port rather than USB3, then rebooting both units. BTW, are you getting to the screen where it says "key driver not found...."? If that's not happening, then fastboot isn't going to happen either.
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] Paco D:
¿Full format in TWRP?

Hello Kevin¡¡

I also have the "black screen" problem after installing Remix. The installation with TWRP works well, but when starting Remix, after a few minutes with the logo shining, remains on a black screen where you can only see and move the little arrow of mouse . I do all the "ADVANCE WIPES" before installing the ROM: Dalvik Cache, System, Cache, Data and Internal Storage.

You recommend try a full format of both /data and /cache in TWRP before trying to flash the ROM. I´m not sure if this is what I´m doing in advance wipe, or if I would have to choose the right option"FORMAT" (or both options).

I'm no expert so I'm afraid to take steps without having them very clear. So, I would appreciate if you could clarify a bit how doing this full format and the steps before installing the ROM.

Thanks for any help.
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] kevinthefixer:
Well, let's see. I don't have my MOJO in front of me so I'm looking at an Asus TF700 with TWRP 2.8.7.4. In this version it's Home>wipe>format data, and home>wipe>advanced wipe>tick the "cache" box and the "system" box. Then reinstall the ROM. When I had this problem I had a bad download of the ROM.zip so make sure you are not reinstalling a bad file. That's why I say check the md5.
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] Paco D:
Thanks for the help!!!

Finally I did the "full format" before installing the ROM, and as advised Macoman #89 in the threat "black screen", and after then I flashed BETA-SuperSU-v2.68 instead of v2.46... and finally I managed to reinstall the Remix OS successfully.:D

The intention of reinstalling Remix was to try to improve the problems I was having with the freezing. I thought that it could be due to not enough clean installation. But in the time that I was testing last night, already had again an episode of freezing :(. Does anyone else have these freezing problems Remix OS? I read in another thread, (with respect to the stock ROM) that the cause of these freezing problems could be due to connection to ethernet. When I can I'll try to work with unplugged Ethernet to see if they improve this problem.

Thank you one more time and a greeting.
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] kevinthefixer:
Well it certainly won't hurt to try with wi-fi only. What other apps do you have installed? And oh yes--disable automatic updates in Google Play, and in fact disable all the Google Apps that you don't use regularly. Uninstall Chrome or Firefox if you have them, they are resource hogs, just too heavy for most Android systems. If the stock browser won't do, try Dolphin or Boat. These are just a few things to try, some of the most common causes of the problem you describe.
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] K-Project:
Well this seemed to (sort of) fix itself. I norked up my Remix install by attempting to edit build.prop before backing up (I know I know! You told me!). Was trying to get 720p set, but unfortunately it didn't work. It seemed to zoom in then boot to a black screen. Unperturbed, I thought this was a great chance to give Cyanogenmod 12.1 a go. Very nice! I really liked it. But I prefer Remix. :)

So I went and did a lovely fresh install that went really cleanly. Installed all my stuff again, and Zen is now full screen with no space reserved for the navbar. However I note there has been a new update to Zen in between me messing about so this may be what fixed it. Either way it's a beautiful experience on the MOJO now. :)
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] kevinthefixer:
Doesn't get any better than that. I often see posts like "what's the best ROM for XXX device?" and the answer is that it's the wrong question. The question should be "what's the best ROM for me?", and the answer is nearly always "try them all and see". The first ROM flash is the only really scary one.
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] vuut:
what your devices settup Remix OS PC or Laptop...notebook..v.vv????

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what kind you device?????
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] Phoenix4848:
Couple questions before I install remix

1. Do I understand that you do NOT install gapps with the ROM package? No gapps?

2. Has anyone tried Xposed Framework? Will it work with this ROM?
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] waitandhope123:
Thank you

This really looks awesome but I don't have access to a Windows machine or any idea where I would start the process. What would I need to do exactly in order to get this installed.
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] kevinthefixer:
Maybe someone will correct me if my aging memory cells are wrong again, but I seem to recall GApps already installed in the ROM. At least Play Store and its deps. Also, I seem to recall having read that Xposed has finally been ported to Lollipop, but AFAIK you will be the first to try it here.

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http://xdaforums.com/mad-catz-mojo/general/procedure-files-upgrading-mad-catz-mojo-t3375499

This is a good place to start. It is a flashing method independent of other computers. Be aware that if something goes wrong, you will not be able to fix it without access to a PC or Mac. The stock firmware is not that bad...
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] Phoenix4848:
Secondscreen

Try the Secondscreen app from the playstore. It allows you to adjust for overscan problems.
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] :
Can't work out why, but TWRP is freezing up when I try to flash the zip - this doesn't happen when I flash the CM12 MOD.
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] Phoenix4848:
Are you using the older twrp 2.8.2.0? Because the new one won't work.

Also the remix rom takes F O R E V E R to flash. I thought something was wrong for sure as there is no progress bar in 2.8.2.0. It takes around 10 minutes if not more.
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] :
Thanks Phoenix - it was just a matter of patience! However, I'm not sure how to activate the Ethernet settings - anyone got an idea on this?
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] ConfuciusTse:
Finally got around to rooting (PITA on Win10), installing TWRP, and now Remix OS. Got a strange problem hoping you all can help out with. My bedroom TV is 720p but I did all the installation on a 1080p monitor. While flipping through settings in Remix, I remember seeing an option for 720p but skipped it as I was still on the 1080p monitor. Now that I have everything set up properly, I can't find the 720p setting anymore! So when I put it on the 720p TV I get nothing, and no automatic resolution change even after a reboot. So can anyone tell me where the 720p resolution setting is hidden?

As for the recent comments, YES Remix takes quite a while to flash. I too thought something was wrong but forced myself to walk away and sure enough it finally finishes!
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] Phoenix4848:
720p - you have to edit the build.prop file.

http://xdaforums.com/mad-catz-mojo/...tz-m-o-j-o-t3301314/post66334176#post66334176
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] K-Project:
Lol, I tried that 4 times on both Remix and CM 12.1, and each time it norked up my console! Had to reflash every time. :laugh: It resulted in various things - once I had it bootloop, then another time everything just went huge and I couldn't do anything!

I too have a 720p set (Samsung from about 2010). It plays the 1080 setting fine on these OS's, but I would have liked an easy change to 720p. NVM. I can't complain as the OUYA was the same. :)
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] kevinthefixer:
Interesting. Worked first shot for me under CM12.1. But any time you start editing system files you're taking a risk, that's what Nandroids are for.

I did think someone reported a GUI setting in RemixOS for it, but I don't remember who or where.
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] ConfuciusTse:
So I got the build.prop file and found the two spots to change to 720p. BUT it wouldn't save. Finally figured out that SuperSU binaries had not and cannot be downloaded so I'm not yet fully rooted. So I went and downloaded the SuperSU ZIP and saved to my SD Card but for the life of me I can't figure out how to get back into TWRP recovery in Remix.

First tried "Quick Boot (Reboot)" but that only works if you have SuperSU installed. I've tried doing the "Alt-I-PrtScn/SysRq" while rebooting but Remix just ignores that. I tried using Fastboot-windows.exe but when rebooting Remix just ignores the A-A USB cable and just boots normally again. I'm beginning to hate Remix OS. Any advice how to get back in to TWRP so I can flash SuperSU so I can then edit the build.prop file?
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] ponghclub:
if you lost root when installed Remix ROM then install newest version of Kingroot apk 9.4.2 from their site if it fails don't give up it will rooted your MCM no computer needed.
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] advanceboy:
https://youtu.be/8oD0Xn4wZoA

FIXED HERE
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] K-Project:
That's a cool tip!
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] Phoenix4848:
The bootloader is separate from remix. Perhaps you didn't plug your cable in to your computer? Or your cable is faulty? Have you used this cable before?

Kingroot is also capable of rooting remix. Try kingroot then quickboot.
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] ConfuciusTse:
Yeah, I figured the bootloader, by definition, should boot before Remix. Ends up my problem was that, for whatever reason, my A-A USB cable must be plugged into the USB 2.0 port, not the 3.0. Once I did that, I was able to use the Windows CMD line.

One trick that may help others: If you do a Fastboot boot recovery, there is a VERY short window when the MOJO will say "booting OS" during which you MUST pull the A-A USB cable. I kept leaving it in and nothing was happening. Once I pulled the USB cable during that short window the MOJO immediately booted to TWRP.
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] ConfuciusTse:
Not working for me. I went to your link (and sublink) and followed the instructions. 1) change the two settings to 720p and 1280x720 while leaving everything else alone and 2) another time removing all excess spaces in those two entries. Both blew everything up huge to the point of being unusable but I was at least able to reboot to recovery and restore my nandroid backup. I did try hooking up to my 720p bedroom TV but got no signal.

I also tried Resolution Changer with superuser access but couldn't get any useful resolution to stick (some weird modifications here and there would stick but they weren't helpful so I removed them).

So I'm still stuck trying to get 720p on Remix 2.0 on the MOJO. If my bedroom TV could take 1080p I 'd actually be pretty happy as the rest of the system works fine. Any other suggestions? I swear I saw a resolution setting at one point but have zero clue where I saw it and can't find it again. Really annoying.
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] ConfuciusTse:
Perhaps if there is no solution for 720p on Remix OS, could someone recommend a stable ROM for the MOJO that does offer 720p?
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] K-Project:
The only time I saw a resolution switcher on the MOJO was on the stock ROM. I've never seen this on either Remix or CM 12.1.

I'm just dealing with it really. It's a shame, but the OUYA was exactly the same and never really gave me any issue beyond a purely psychological one! My MOJO works perfectly; that's all that matters. My 720p TV seems to be able to deal with 1080p on these consoles OK.
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] ConfuciusTse:
No, it was the strangest thing, I was just bumping through the options and I swear I saw a resolution option and though "Oh, that was easy, I'll just come back later and change it" but then I could never find it again! Might have been a first time set up option perhaps.

For some reason my 720p TV can only accept 720p (or lower I suppose), 1080p is a dead signal to it.
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] K-Project:
:( Oh bugger, sorry I didn't realise you couldn't get anything at all.

If you do find the option, please post up the location. Like I say, I never came across it myself despite hunting for it, but if it's buried in a sub-menu of a sub-menu, we must know!
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] numerozero:
yes for shure. I use a airmouse too. The A1 from Minix.
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] silverbox750:
resolution setting and audio pass through

is there any setting to change resolution in that rom? as its only showing 1080p and not 4k and cant find any setting to change it,

also is audio passthrough wokring in that rom ? or in cyanogen ?
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] kevinthefixer:
That's interesting. The "normal" way to do this is to have the recovery.img in the same folder as the fastboot.exe file, then (while in the bootloader screen and plugged into the PC) enter the command to boot to it. See the recovery thread for details, but you cannot omit the -i 0x0XXXX part with the MOJO like other Droids. But it's good to know you can get into recovery that way without having the image on the PC.

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CM12.1 can be forced to 720p by editing the build.prop, but you'll have the same issues with root. But CM is already rooted, you just need to enable it in Settings.

I still believe the best way to aquire root is to flash SuperSU in TWRP recovery. After doing a Nandroid backup of course. Then once SuperSU is installed and working do another backup. Then you can play with the build.prop all you want with impunity. I also recommend shooting the backups to the microSD card, then copying them off the MOJO (say to a PC or an external drive).
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] ConfuciusTse:
I usually fastboot flash TWRP for convenience so I can quickly jump in and out without having to use my computer.

Thanks for the recommendation of CM 12.1, I'll give it a shot. For some reason the Remix build.prop edit was just killing it for me. I definitely keep a stable Nandroid on an SD card just in case things go south!
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] bipolartomcat:
Hi - I have successfully rooted an installed remix and love it. MOJO has new life! I do have a question. Do I have to install GAPPS?

I tried and it said not enough space - and that was with the mini. It seems to work fine without installing. I do have acces to the store.

Thanks in advance
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] anisjolly:
Hey guys

I've installed this build on my new MOJO. however, it's taking forever to load on first boot - it's been nearly twenty mins and it is still on the RemixOS boot screen. How long does it normally take to boot after flashing the build?
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] kevinthefixer:
First boot always takes a LOOOONG time, but that does seem excessive. Did it ever boot? If not,

format

your /data partition and try again, after making sure you have the correct version of TWRP of course.
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] anisjolly:
Thanks for the reply kevinthefixer. Much appreciated. Got it sorted. I had to reboot it after 25 mins as it hadn't booted into the rom.

Seems to work fine now. Love the build. However, there is one thing i cannot figure out and I'm hoping someone here can help out again.

I can't seem to see any folders in my external drive when connected, although i can see the drive itself as usbdrive2 (or the drive name) in file manager.

I can see sdcards and the data on it but no data on ntfs or fat formatted drives. Slightly confused.

Also, there's no storage option in the settings.

Any advice?
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] anisjolly:
Just spotted this comment #110 after searching with different keywords on the thread and this is more or less what I'm experiencing.

I'll give this a shot tonight - fingers crossed it works. Would prefer if the drive mounted on boot though :)
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] kevinthefixer:
Read through the rest of that thread. AIR the OP found an app that did the trick. If not I'll try to polish up my CLI skills again, assuming you're game.
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] anisjolly:
also, forgot to ask - has anyone managed to get the mojo controller to connect via bluetooth yet with this build?
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] sk8er000:
Hello,

I've installed remixos on my mojo and from a preliminary test everything seems to work (I had to fix only the root).

The only issue that I'm experiencing is that I can't drop any icon on the desktop, I can pin them on the bottom bar but can't add them on the desktop wich has only the default icons.

Is there a way to fix this or am I missing something?

Thank you in advance
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] kevinthefixer:
You didn't say how familiar you are with Android, so please don't be offended if I point out the obvious. Did you try a long-click on the app icon in the app drawer? That's the standard method of adding desktop icons in Android.
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] sk8er000:
I use android since eclair :) anyway maybe it was a flashing problem, I reflashed the ROM and now it's working. Sorry if I didn't try before posting
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] kevinthefixer:
Glad it all worked out.
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] Capillo12:
Kodi or Netflix Supports 4k streaming in mojo remixos?
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] ConfuciusTse:
OK, so I'm an idiot. Ends up I was plugging in an HDMI cable that was actually disconnected from the TV. It appears the edit to the build.prop DID WORK after all and I'm now enjoying 720p on my bedroom TV. So thanks for all the advice!

NEW PROBLEM: For some reason, 80% of the time after rebooting wifi disappears. It doesn't work and the wifi option in settings is completely greyed out. I rebooted numerous times and it doesn't help. Tried unplugging and rebooting and still doesn't work. Then suddenly it comes back after a random unplugged reboot (never on a plugged reboot). Now I'm afraid to ever reboot it in case wifi goes away again! I Googled and there's a Mad Catz forum question with the same problem and their solution is to do an unplugged reboot and if that doesn't work then you need to reset to factory (which would suck). Any other suggestions?
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] ConfuciusTse:
I see my latest issue has been addressed in another thread:

http://xdaforums.com/mad-catz-mojo/general/remix-os-wifi-reboot-t3372410
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] SniperJunkie:
Any chance we'll see the new Remix OS 3.0 Marshmallow? PS Amazing ROM... My daily driver.
[M.O.J.O. Android Development] Phoenix4848:
Remove the micro SD card. That was the cause of my Remix wifi issues.
[BlackBerry Priv] skinnytoo2:
Just got my priv today. Have had it for about three hours. Like it so far. Always have been a BlackBerry fanboy. But since android, I made the switch and never looked back. This device seems to be the perfect mix. So far so good!
[BlackBerry Priv] Charkatak:
T-mobile variant - You already got T-Mobile's version of PRIV?
[BlackBerry Priv] skinnytoo2:
Yeah, walked in to the store and sales rep says "We just got 2 delivered a few mins ago. But they don't go on sale until tomorrow, eh what the heck. You want one now?"
[BlackBerry Priv] Charkatak:
I do have an unlocked PRIV. I have a question for you: what is the build number? Also were you given a software update?
[BlackBerry Priv] skinnytoo2:
Yeah got update immediately
[BlackBerry Priv] Charkatak:
I called T-Mobile couple of days ago and tech told me that "theoretically" unlocked PRIV on T-Mobile's network may also get AAD442 update that you got. I am currently on AAD250 with January security patch. Hope that this updates will also be available for factory unlocked PRIV devices because T-Mobile fixed couple of issue contained here: https://support.t-mobile.com/docs/DOC-24554
[BlackBerry Priv] jscroppo:
I'm thinking of getting one today I'm a little worried about some of the negative reviews I've read. Currently have a 6 edge plus but want something different I'm tired of samsung
[BlackBerry Priv] skinnytoo2:
I've had almost every device out there except the new LG. As you know, devices are all based on personal preference. You need to determine what your highest priority is and then go from there. My top priority is battery strength. I am on the road in and out of meetings, so it is hard for me to charge during the day. I still haven't found a great great device in that regard. My next priority is the camera to take pictures of my kids. So far, the BlackBerry in the almost 24 hours that I've had it, has been great in both respects. My last device, the Nexus 6P, camera was not very impressive. Although, with marshmallow, the battery on the 6P is really good. But the Priv has lived up to all of the hype thus far. Feel free to ask any questions or a comparison of any device, as I mentioned I have had most all of the flagship devices.
[BlackBerry Priv] malimal:
Pick one up at t-mobile today as well. Miss having a fingerprint reader. The pkb is better then I expected according to reviews. I know battery life will get better.
[BlackBerry Priv] jay-red:
After wanting to check one out for a while I was able to play with one at a t-mobile store. I ended up buying one, there said they only had 2 in stock so I said what the hell. I am impressed by the build quality and am getting used to a physical keyboard again. I need to dig deeper into the blackberry specific features to really get the most of it but my initial impression is positive.
[BlackBerry Priv] skinnytoo2:
Stupid question....what is pkb?

I definitely miss the fingerprint reader!
[BlackBerry Priv] Charkatak:
PKB - Physical keyboard :)
[BlackBerry Priv] kamileon:
I picked up a Private from TMo yesterday as well. I'm impressed so far, I really missed the physical keyboard from my old BlackBerry days. Only complaint so far is the bloat ware.
[BlackBerry Priv] hollywood084:
I hope we get root :\
[BlackBerry Priv] kamileon:
This is the only reason I want root.
[BlackBerry Priv] Medic97:
I just ordered one B&H I figured the unlocked should be the same as the tmobile variant and this was I saved a ton in taxes. I have the S6 edge now but have been with Samsung since the nexus. But I missed the good old blackberry keyboard. I tried in an att store b/c no one else had one on display. I did think the old bb keyboards were better. Can't wait till tomorrow.
[BlackBerry Priv] kamileon:
With no root in sight, I went in and just disabled all the TMo apps. There are 4 I believe. Really boosted my battery life. I went from about 5-6 hours to 11-12 hours, both with moderate use. So if your having battery issues, give it a try. Oh and my phone no longer gets hot either.
[BlackBerry Priv] elpindian:
Disabling all the bloatware was the first thing I did because I noticed a major drain with the Tmobile app.

As for having a fingerprint scanner for that quick unlock of the device... I haven't really missed it since I have an android wear watch. Smart lock has easily been my favorite feature of lollipop and on... so easy to stay mostly secure and be able to quickly unlock my device all throughout the day. I would highly suggest one for this reason!