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[Moto 360] Hummdis:
It works with phones...

I've been able to downgrade once a phone is rooted, so I would imagine that the Android Wear route is not much, if at all, different. Like DFriedo said, you'll require the custom cable and patience, but it should work.
[Moto 360] RadarZgin:
how about if locked bootloader? :)
[Moto 360] Hummdis:
To do any of what you're asking, you'd need to unlock the bootloader first.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JPCoetzee:
Today I received a notification about System updates on my Panasonic DMC-CM1 (5.0.2, 12.0274) and allowed the update to run. Now every time I reboot I am seeing a warning "System Updates" "Software Update Stopped, Please Try again". If I go to "About Phone" "System Updates" it says "Your phone is up-to-date" but it is still at 12.0274, it should be 12.0300.

I have also tried to install the update by downloading the .DAT file from the Panasonic website and copying it to the "Download" folder of my microSD, and updating from there. I get the same result.

Any ideas?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JPCoetzee:
*bump*

Does anyone on XDA have any experience with the Panansonic CM1?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cybriks:
Same here. Are you rooted? — I reckoned that in my case root might be the culprit.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JPCoetzee:
I WAS rooted, but I unrooted with SuperSU. It makes no difference.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cybriks:
Exactly what I tried – to no avail.

Unrooting with SuperSU does not remove all changes done to the system...

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What I've tried this far:

unrooting through SuperSU -> nope

re-rooting, uninstallning xposed sdk, unrooting -> nope

re-rooting, re-enabling all services, unrooting -> nope

trying to flash the ealier update -> nope

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FlashFire gives me "/system/bin/app_process has unexpected content"
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JPCoetzee:
You have tried more than me. I tried reinstalling kingroot 4.5, rerooting then unrooting. Nope. This post on DPreview suggests that Developer setting is an issue. I've checked that, no difference for me.

Have you tried factory reset? I've not tried that yet because I haven't backed up this week.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cybriks:
The "/system/bin/app_process has unexpected content" warning seems to be caused by changes made by Xposed. Uninstalling (by flashing the uninstaller with FlashFire) doesn't seem to do the trick, however.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JPCoetzee:
The .DAT update files are zips. Maybe you could replace app_process32 with the one from 0P...0761_9274.DAT?

Have you tried factory reset?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cybriks:
Factory reset did not work.

However, I give you... *drumroll*... SUCCESS ;)

Make sure you are rooted and that Xposed was properly uninstalled (by flashing the uninstaller with FlashFire)

Navigate with your file browser (I am using Solid Explorer) to /system/bin. (In the settings of Solid Explorer you have to enable display of the root folder)

Locate app_process32

Check whether you have app_process32.orig in the same folder

Change the name of app_process32 to whatever you like. Rename app_process32.orig to app_process32

Unroot.

Update system

The flashing will be done in three increments, with the device rebooting between each increment. Don't freak out, it's not a bootloop. Three circles underneath the android robot are changed to filled circles/dots, one for each increment. ;)

After completing the flash, it took ages during the "optimizing apps"-process, but I was finally greeted with the "Update successful"-notification. The "about this phone"-section in settings now properly states version 12.0300 (though still Android 5.0.2).

Trying to acquire root was more of hit-and-miss. I had to run KingRoot several times, before it worked properly. SuperSU Me gave me different results on every run.

After the first run of KingRoot, it indicated success, but I could not to anything requiring root. SuperSU Me told me that KingRoot was not installed.

I re-ran KingRoot. Now SuperSU Me told me, that KingRoot is installed. Great. Trying to remove KingRoot, SuperSU Me stalled completely. Even KingRoot and the bloatware it installs crashed (giving system warnings). The result after this try basically was no root at all.

I re-ran KingRoot a third time, SuperSU Me works through both stages and notifies me of success. Amazing.

Running SuperSU afterwards however gives me a warning: "Another su-binary seems to be installed. Should I remove it" (or something similar, didn't jot it down).

After choosing yes, and a final reboot, everything seems to be back to normal with proper su, no KingRoot and latest version from Panasonic :good:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JPCoetzee:
I have never installed Xposed so I've never seen this error. Is it installed by Kingroot?

Great news, all the same!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cybriks:
Not that I am aware of. Take a look into the /system/bin folder and check whether you have app_process32 in differently named versions (I had app_process32 (which was a symlink) and app_process32.orig)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JPCoetzee:
This didn't work for me :( There was an acc_process32_original and a symlink, but I think it was the SuperSU symlink. Anyway, no go. Back to the drawing board. Factory reset made no difference.

Which version of Kingroot did you use?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cybriks:
While having root, you could try to install FlashFire (if you haven't already). One of Chainfire's amazing tools.

Download the .dat-file to your phone and start to flash it with FlashFire. This will most certainly fail, but instead of simply rebooting upon failure, FlashFire should swiftly show you an error-message. Try to remember that and hunt down the problem by that.

You have to follow what is beeing displayed however, as FlashFire will abort the flashing and reboot just a few moments after displaying the error message.

I used KingRoot 4.65

Update: you probably wouldn't have to follow the display real-time. FlashFire should log to Internal memory > FlashFire > lastlog
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JPCoetzee:
Flashfire has helped me fix it! What a marvellous tool.

Ages ago I removed GCoupon - Panasonic/Lumix bloatware. Flashfire showed me that the update was failing on "/system/app/Gcoupon/Gcoupon.apk/ has unexpected contents". Gcoupon.apk was actually missing, so I replaced it with the version from the previous update file (0P0000121100000600110761_9274.dat).

I unrooted and restarted the update. After the 3 reboots and "Android is upgrading" I now have 12.0300. Using Kingroot 4.8.0 and Super-SUme I rooted on first attempt.

For my phone (without Xposed) the "app_process32 has unexpected contents error" is a red herring. When SuperSU is installed on a rooted device the app_process32 executable is replaced by a symlink to daemonsu so any update attempted on a rooted phone is bound to fail during the checking stage.

Thanks for your help!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cybriks:
Great :good:

I tried to write a sum-up on the other thread as well: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=65404103&postcount=40
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] allmankind:
Does anyone know how to get the CM1 into recovery mode? My CM1 is now in a boot loop after a failed panasonic update. The phone had been kingrooted, so that may be a contributing factor.

Anyway, I need to know how to get the phone into enter recovery mode, so I can do a reset.

Thank you.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JPCoetzee:
Something similar happened with my Sony Z3 (bootloop after kingroot on tablet with locked bootloader) and I had to reinstall the firmware using a Sony PC utility. Unfortunately Panasonic don't provide anything similar (I have asked their tech support).

If it can't be fixed using some generic PC software there is a Panasonic Service Centre here in the UK http://panasonic.dkavs.co.uk/
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] allmankind:
Thanks, but I am in Thailand. I have been in contact with Panasonic Japan, and they have refered me to Singapore. With the boot loop, it never gets to the stage where ADB can interact with the phone. But hopefully they will have something to allow either a factory reset, or a complete reloading fof the firmware.

As an aside, Japan told me the CM1 is in fact produced by the camera division (DMC-CM1 designation) and not the phone division. :confused:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sonick0n3:
DMC CM 1 Lockscreen

hello my CM1 have screenlock i dont know the pin anymore

anyone was able to make a Factory Reset with the phone?

i need some help please how to do a Factory Reset with the phone

it is show me in Windows as Android ADB Interface

or USB multimedia.

but if i use ADB SDK Manager it says Error no Devices found.

#i just need to do a factory reset. i also was trying to remove the Battery but i failed. :(
[Honor 6, 6 Plus General] yash4505:
Here is link follow instructions carefully read full post: http://pantomath.xyz/stable-android-m-update-for-honor-6-h60-l04/
[Honor 6, 6 Plus General] Raghu5683:
I updated, but there was no screen saving option in this update
[Honor 6, 6 Plus General] shishirchandra:
Help!

Hi I've lollipop build B540, the article above says to upgrade to b560, Im unable to use the zip file provided in the article above to upgrade to B560. Local update ends with an error msg 'Software installation failed'. mine is H60-L04 variant Honor 6. Can any one plz help on how to upgrade from B540 build to B560 build?
[Honor 6, 6 Plus General] yash4505:
http://download-c.huawei.com/download/downloadCenter?downloadId=71083&version=251797&siteCode=in

Go to this link download full package correctly do local update on b540.Then flash b810 same way.:)
[Android Head-Units] tomekz44:
Hi,

it seems to be my first post on this forum.

The question is obvious: which model will suite my requirements? There's a lot of them and I'm simply lost :)

First: price lvl: up to $250

Other: 2 DIN, full BT (I'd like to use the screen as additional gauges showing data from my car ECU), DVD/CD, WIFI, GPS, 3/4G. Rootability always well seen.

Where am I supposed to look for it? Does anyone have his/her favourites Android headunits meeting my expectations?

Thanks
[Android Head-Units] u.r.rible:
You can have a look at this

website

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[Android Head-Units] alvinjones377:
Pumpkin 11-C0255: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Pumpkin-Android-Support-Bluetooth-Subwoofer/dp/B018I6XSSS/
[Android Head-Units] tomekz44:
No DVD in this pumpkin. Pity.
[Android Head-Units] zzEvilGeniuszz:
I regret going with Pumkin over Joying.

I cannot tell you how many infuriating conversations I've had with their so-called "support". I am actually considering tearing it apart and putting a Raspberry Pi 2 in the unit.
[Android Head-Units] Shawn_Levesque:
$250 for a DVD unit? Unless you want a dual core, 6.25" screen unit used I think you are going to be very disappointed with what you get.

My Joying quad core, 7", non DVD unit was $300. Their customer support and warranty are excellent.

You can convert your dvds to mp4 and play them on whatever HU you do go with. A better option IMO because you don't have to deal with skipping or pause delays.

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Or download the free VLC app and then you can play any format on you HU (mp4, ISO, etc).
[Android Head-Units] u.r.rible:
Is the support lack of technical knowledge or experience or what?
[Android Head-Units] zzEvilGeniuszz:
Well... it was a issue of incompetence more than anything. They tried to rip me off. I ordered 2 microphones and only one was shipped. They claimed I only ordered one. So I showed them a screenshot and proof that I ordered two of them. I felt they should have known this from their end but they didn't. It took me showing them my order for them to believe me. They offered to send me another or refund. I chose refund and it never came. Then... when inquiring about rooting they did not help me and said rooting the unit was forbidden on the head units. I told them they have no control over what I do with my unit. They still did not assist me. Then... I couldn't get the USB dash cam to work and again, they were absolutely zero help. Offering me no assistance in fixing it. Then I decided I wanted to return the stereo and replace it with a different model and I was told that I could do that if i paid the difference which was fine. However they chastized me that I should have checked what kind of unit fit my car before I bought it. Told them it was universal unit so I didn't need to. Never heard back from them after that. At that point I was finished with them. I Craigslisted the stereo and was done.

Like I said.... I should have gone with Joying.
[Android Head-Units] nathanielwilliam:
There are a few on Amazon for around $250 but, it seems the better models are closer to $300. Keep in mind that you might end up spending $50 on the accessories you need with some of the models so you need to weigh the price with what it comes with. A lot of people talk about cameras that are included with some not being very good so keep that in mind.

Personally, I've been holding out for a model with a little more ram. I haven't found a single model with more than 1GB of ram. I'd spend $500+ for a model with a modern processor and a decent amount of ram. I've heard ranges of startup times for different models being 30-50 seconds. I imagine there are a lot of factors including people adding lots of unnecessary apps.
[Android Head-Units] Flemischguy:
I have a Ownice C200 with 16 gb nand flash and 2gb of ram bluetooth v3.0 and i am quite satisfied, it is a bit expensive, but you can buy the cheaper C180 with 8 nand flash and 1gb mem
[Sony Xperia M2] joemhewitt:
when i go into service info, my phone says "bootloader unlock allowed: no"

so is there any way to root without an unlocked bootloader??

thanks
[Sony Xperia M2] Dzepar:
Yes, you have two ways.

1. To flash KK ftf root it than flash preroted LP zip

2. Flash LP ftf, use KingRoot, replace it with SuperSuMe

Search M2 threads you'll find more.

Good Luck! :)
[Sony Xperia M2] BlackSheepToo:
Click here to see how I did it! :)
[Raspberry Pi Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jakehewison:
I am wanting to install Musescore on my Raspberry Pi 2 Model B running Raspbian. It is avaliable as a Linux download, but i am not sure how to go about it. I have Chromium installed so I can browse the internet and download the file, but i fear it may not be as easy as downloading an EXE and clicking on it like in Windows. Any tips? :):):)
[Raspberry Pi Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wmanux:
Open a terminal and try with the following commands:

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install musescore

If the application is available in the official raspbian repository, it will download and install it.
[Huawei MediaPad X2] E--Man:
Hi,

Does anyone have the link for the Stock GEM-703L EMUI ROM from Huawei.com?

I would like to completely reflash my device and need a trusted source link.

Thanks in advance.
[Huawei MediaPad X2] letschky:
http://xdaforums.com/mediapad-x2/general/mediapad-x2-firmware-702l-703l-t3168925
[Huawei MediaPad X2] E--Man:
HI Letschky, thanks for the reply. This is a very useful and comprehensive resource! Thanks for putting that together

Unfortunately this does not currently include a Huawei direct link for GEM-703L B112 but only B109. Might you have this for B112? That would be amazing if so.
[Huawei MediaPad X2] E--Man:
Never mind, the B109 link is now automatically a B112 link and I believe I have what I need!

Thanks again. To flash this, do I just download it onto a desktop and use HiSuite? Would this remove and reflash EVERY partition on the device? I am looking to flash because I bought this phone second-hand from someone who has already locked the bootloader and I want to be sure it is completely safe.

Thanks.
[Huawei MediaPad X2] letschky:
Download,Copy the Update.App in internal or external Memory in dload Folder,you have no dload folder then create this folder.

Go in settings to Updateprogram -Menu-Local Update and choose the update app and wait until it makes a reboot
[Huawei MediaPad X2] E--Man:
Thanks. I had just another couple of quick questions.

* As I said above I bought this device second-hand with the bootloader already unlocked. I then used the Vol Dn + Power to do a wipe on cache and data, and shortly thereafter downloaded and installed update B112 via Settings -> Updater. How is it that Google Services Framework is a system app under "Networked apps"? This leads me to believe my system partition is not "stock" from Huawei.

* If I downloaded and installed update B112 via Settings -> Updater, is that the same as using what I downloaded via the Huawei link you provided and following the instructions in your last post?

Thanks very much
[Huawei MediaPad X2] letschky:
Yes,Google Framework is in System on it and yes this is the same from Huawei Server and is Original Stockrom.
[Huawei MediaPad X2] E--Man:
Letschky, thanks for this information. I was worried that because GSF was a system app my sys partition was modified but after second thought the likelihood of this is possible but low since the UPDATE.APP flashes every partition besides the data partition which I also wiped when first acquiring the device . As such, the only way the device could be compromised is if something was copied into the data partition between the time I wiped it and when I updated to B112 - low probability.

Please correct me if I am wrong and sorry for being so picky.
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ffp.:
I just upgraded to 5.1.1 on my C6943 using stock rom, rooted and with TWRP. Lollipop have this function of changing the statusbar color according to the app. I want to remove this and leave the statusbar always black, but I can't find a way to do this.

Already tried a lot of Xposed modules, but none did the job. Does anyone knows how I can do that?

Maybe changing something directly in SystemUI.apk?
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] D33KK:
I'm pretty sure this is possible using perfectcolorbar xposed module. Have you tried that?
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ffp.:
Downloaded it. I see options to change the behavior of the statusbar color, but where do I change its color? I just want it black all the time...
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] D33KK:
Oh actually I've no idea lol, I like to leave it on initiative
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] motorazrv3:
There are many options in perfect color bar, I think you just have to find the correct.

But maybe gravity box for Lollipop will help. It has an option to set a status bar color to.

You should give it a try.
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ffp.:
I just can't find an option to do that. Gravitybox only let you color the icons, not the statusbar background.

Also tried lolistat and flat style modules.
[Nook Touch General] tshoulihane:
As identified in this post http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=65344931&postcount=10 lots of apps and websites have stopped working over the past year or so (depending maybe on your ROM). This has been traced to the root certificates (used to trust websites and set up secure ssl connctions) becoming out of date. Modern devices also have many more root certificates installed by default.

Note that this doesn't fix the google market on the nook touch, nor the kindle book store. It does fix the kindle app for syncing books purchased elsewhere.

I'll port the instructions over into this post later (see the link above for now). It requires root (so is slightly risky).

If you identify any more failing sites, please provide an https link which fails to open on the nook (but does work on a PC) and I'll add the root authority to my files. Anyone working on ROMs is welcome to redistribute my cacerts.bks
[Nook Touch General] tshoulihane:
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[Nook Touch General] nmyshkin:
Aargh!

I've been using your updated cacerts.bks file and it is great. In January another certificate expired and I'm fairly confident it's the reason a news app (News Republic) started throwing up security certificate errors and refused to connect with the server. I think I need to be able to do the certificate updates, but I am trying to avoid going down the SDK road (a massive download I will never use for anything else) and all those complexities.

Except, nothing else seems to work. There is an ancient thread in which people discuss various ways to update pre-ICS cacerts. Unfortunately, none of them work--I've tried them all. The browser idea seems promising and Opera Mobile responds as described, but then nothing happens to the cacerts.bks file.

Portecle looks really promising (images below). It can obviously open and inspect the cacerts.bks file (password: changeit). It shows the additions you made and also indicates the expired certificate.

So I went searching for a replacement and found something that seems like the right thing (attached as a zip). It imported easily into Portecle and then appeared along with the new ones you added.

Then I returned the file to the NST and made the permissions the same as the old file. A reboot put me in a loop out of which I just barely managed to recover by inserting my NookManager card at just the right moment.

So I don't get it. The bouncycastle files recommended in the CAcerts wiki for this task are too old to be available. Surprise.

I'm tempted to NOT fix the permissions on the cacerts.bks file when I return it to the NST because I once had a similar problem with a settings.db file and it turned out that restoring the "correct" permissions resulted in a bootloop while leaving them as they were when the file was copied back made it all work just fine. But I'm too timid to try that just now.

Any insights?
[Nook Touch General] tshoulihane:
From my linked thread,

It seems that when I used a different version, I got a bootloop. Although the link I referenced seems to have died, the filename still turns up plenty of hits. http://polydistortion.net/bc/download/ for example (version 1.47).

I agree its a lot of pain, and I'm not sure I still have the toolchain download that I used for this work. I'll have a dig around...
[Nook Touch General] nmyshkin:
Yipes. Well, I downloaded the jar file (many thanks...I did search on the file name and came up empty) and followed your example on the other thread. Everything behaved as it should. Except for the boot loop....... This time it was even harder to get out of it.

Two possibilities come to mind. My JDK is 1.8.0_73. Maybe that's too new to work properly. The other is that the certificate, despite playing nicely as far as console feedback went, is of the wrong format, although this does not show up in the feedback or in Portecle.

Anyway, I'm sufficiently intimidated now that I'm not going back there unless I have a better way of getting out of boot loops (since I'm doing ADB over Wi-Fi).

Edit: temptation... So I went back to the CAcerts Wiki and noticed they suggest Java 6. Now, of course, the Wiki is old, but so is the Java underlying the NST, so I found an install of Java 6 and put it on the laptop we have attached to the TV (which runs Kodi and very little else). Then I repeated the entire procedure with--supposedly--all the right components. Same dreaded bootloop. So either the certificate I have has an incompatible format, or I am just hopeless at this. Maybe both :(
[Nook Touch General] shadylady:
all of the old bouncy castle api releases are archived on their ftp server under ftp://ftp.bouncycastle.org/pub. i managed to find the .jar files referenced in the other thread on there and updated my cacerts.bks using the cacerts wiki instructions a few days ago. hope it helps you. using the newer release gave me a bootloop as well, but once i grabbed the older version from their ftp all was good!
[Nook Touch General] nmyshkin:
Which java version were you running?

Edit: Hmm....I'm not having any luck with the link you provided. Using an FTP client I am asked for a logon and in my browser (Firefox) it never connects.