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[Galaxy S6 General] nosidefcp:
hi guys. just wanna give some help to the community. if its already posted, sorry. tested by me on the last VOD 6.0.1 FW.

this will give you twrp and root in 6.0.1

first download this superSU and put it in root of phone - https://mega.nz/#!pNYjEbwZ!HgzSA0eUMCUM-3UUzOObk5QjU_oav9fH7u-0QeR0mMU

second download the hacker kernel build for MM and put it in root of phone - http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s6/sams...nt/kernel-hacker-kernel-s6-universal-t3254487

1-after being on the 6.0.1 fw released today, in download mode flash under AP this OLD BL - https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24369303960686806. make sure to untick auto reboot always

2-reboot again in download mode and flash this under BL in odin - https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24369303960686807 . unitck auto reboot

3-again in download mode, flash this under AP - http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=65112786&postcount=795 . again, make sure auto reboot isnt ticked.

4-no reboot into recovery. you will now be in twrp. flash hacker kernel and then the super SU. reboot system. done

thanks to [MENTION=4591499]AlexMailOne[/MENTION]. i pushed the links from is ROM THREAD

[IMG="root"]http://s18.postimg.org/jbjadf9mh/Screenshot_20160222_225711.png[/IMG]

[IMG="root2"]http://s21.postimg.org/6gp2vztfb/Screenshot_20160222_225732.png[/IMG]
[Galaxy S6 General] IstBarP:
Knox tripped to do this? :)
[Galaxy S6 General] aromerblz:
Definitely..
[Galaxy S6 General] OMassalia:
Wifi forget fix ?

Vibration fix ?
[Galaxy S6 General] nighthawk696969:
Thos is what i did but its something like a temporary solution.Essentially you are downgrading your bootloader and installing a beta/non complete kernel.We must wait for a custom recovery to work with rhe new bootloader
[Galaxy S6 General] Marcozizou:
Hello, I followed the steps and everything was fine, I just noticed that I no longer have the feedback of the vibration on the soft keys and you can not enable them !!
[Galaxy S6 General] nosidefcp:
I think thats an issue related to hacker kernel. Try the spaceX kernel
[Galaxy S6 General] llapao:
This should be in the OP.

Thanks.
[Galaxy S6 General] mzatari:
WHy don't you make a flashable rom on our rooted 5.1.1 :p
[Galaxy S6 General] bininga59:
Had everything worked out perfectly.:good:

Only here what's wrong

3 again in download mode, flash this under AP - http://xdaforums.com/show...&postcount=795. again, make sure the auto reboot isnt ticked.

;)
[Galaxy S6 General] Marcozizou:
where I find the latest version ?
[Galaxy S6 General] arsenalfreak:
link not working
[Galaxy S6 General] nosidefcp:
link working fine for me m8 but here it is

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=65112786&postcount=795
[Galaxy S6 General] bdi:
without the custom kernel it does not work.
[Galaxy S6 General] msohail_7:
Can i flash Spacex kernel instead of hacker kernel in recovery?
[Galaxy S6 General] inteks:
as far as i know spacex can flashed via odin and has autoroot ....
[Galaxy S6 General] msohail_7:
Xposed for marshmallow not working.
[Galaxy S6 General] technogirl95:
*THIS STEPS MUST BE DONE AFTER YOU FLASH ALL THINGS IN THE OP*

for G920F/G925F

https://drive.google.com/folderview...sharing&tid=0B40ItdHKfkyQOWRXazlJU1ZoV00#list

for G920/S/L/K/- G925/S/K/L

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B40ItdHKfkyQOWRXazlJU1ZoV00&usp=sharing#list

SuperSU

https://drive.google.com/folderview...sharing&tid=0B40ItdHKfkyQOWRXazlJU1ZoV00#list

you can find the latest version in the link above.

1. uninstall the current superSU app.

2.flash the SpaceX kernel in AP via odin and reboot.

3. install SuperSU app from the link and reboot.

the vibration issue will be solved.
[Galaxy S6 General] nosidefcp:
I have xposed and all working fine here. Just use the hacker kernel from the guide. The spacex kernel gave me bootlops in european firmware in g920f. I think ots only working for the 3dpad korean version
[Galaxy S6 General] dinamo1975:
OK! So, i flash SpaceX kernel and then install SuperSu v2.65 and i checked and i got root! After that, I install TWRP Recovery from Google Play, download t.w.r.p.3.0.0.0 through this app and install it! "Proceed to atemp to recovery" > "Yes" and now i'm in SG S6 logo and... a big bull****!!!

What can do in this phase? Re-flash the ROM VOD for 920F version or what...?

Thanks,
[G2 General] keenox:
For LG G2 D802 I found only the ADB method everywhere on the internet. There is also a method to properly enable the diag port on your G2.

First, you need to download the drivers from here: https://developer.qualcomm.com/download/iot/ioe-usb-drivers.zip

Then, dial 277634#*# > LTE-Only >LTE Data test > Tethering mode > QMICM

Windows will detect some unknown devices. Install the drivers manually from the location you downloaded them

This will enable the diag port to be automatically discovered by QPST, as opposed to the common method.

Happy hacking! :)
[Lenovo A6000/Plus Questions & Answers] wujke:
Flashable .zip for single sim device. This will disable second sim in settings for phones with one sim card. Tested on A6000-m with ED300 CM12.1 and TeLo Mokee.
[Lenovo A6000/Plus Questions & Answers] BadGuy:
NICE MAN
[Lenovo A6000/Plus Questions & Answers] Prototype 226:
Radi!!!

Ekstra je! I radi sto je najvaznije!
[Lenovo A6000/Plus Questions & Answers] wujke:
Thaks Man

You`re welcome
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] NYanakiev1:
Such a huge disappointment to me personally....Samsung is apparently not allowing adoptable storage, meaning that everyone in Europe will be stuck with 32 gb minus whatever is reserved for the OS. I am still at a loss as to how Samsung came up with the brilliant idea to have only 32 gb models available.

It seems that the same also goes for the new LG G5.

Well, I was very close to buying my first ever Samsung phone....
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] peachpuff:
It might have to do with the ufs storage being so fast that sticking a cheap/slow sd card will hamper loading times with apps that are installed on it . Thats my guess at least.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] TJCacher:
Something like this will probably work. I would bet this technique will work fine on the s7 with either no or minor modifications.

https://reddit.com/r/lgg4/comments/3z1bfi/enable_adoptable_storage_on_your_lg_g4_stock_no/
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] CLARiiON:
I think it's a good idea. Store your media in microSD, let UFS handle apps. There is a good write-up here to understand the concept.

http://www.androidcentral.com/inside-marshmallow-adoptable-storage

That means your microSD is NOT removeable while using adopotable storage option.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Pleske:
I personally prefer it split. The default folder structure is a complete mess and its such a pain having to find my documents, music, camera folders etc when they are all mixed in with junk folders so its much better to have them stored separately on the sd card. I just wish that Chrome would add the option of changing the default download location.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] soukie:
Same here, I was going to pre-order one with 64gb or 128gb but only 32gb available; what a disappointment. I don't like to use micro SD card. I'm not getting one for that reason. :(
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Dwayne01:
I'm holding out for a 64gb model. 32gb just isnt enough,
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] hella356:
This won't affect me, since I don't game, my 16gb S4 already has enough OS/app storage, & I use my 128gb SD as static music storage. However, I agree that this option should be present for people who have different usage patterns than mine, especially since Sandisk just released super fast SD cards. Even better would be 64/128gb built-in to make the point moot for just about anyone.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] v2.2v:
Well if you're in the states you won't be getting a 64GB version lol so I would suggest getting an SD card so you can start enjoying this beautiful phone
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] IMMORTALKING69:
I too am disappointed with no 64gb option. Unreal. Freaking kids that complained got what they want. Now i personally will not buy it because I'm forced to use slow ass sd card. Stupid. So stupid. No one realizes that ufs is stupid faster then the best sd cards except for the diehards.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Dwayne01:
I'm in the UK, so there is still hope
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] daLareid:
Samsung's explanation seems kinda dumb, they could have just added that option in Developer settings or something.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] hella356:
I wonder if this is something that could be enacted in a custom ROM.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] ibcenu:
I guess I understand the disappointment but 32 gig is plenty of room especially if ya pack all pictures and music off the side.

It will be yet a better reason to root and free up bloat of space is an issue??
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] CLARiiON:
No, it's quiet brillant from both LG and Samsung.

Phone are not made for people in XDA. My friends (some of who work in IT or other engineers) don't even know or care about 'Developer Settings'. My parents know nothing more than taking photos on defualt settings, listening music, messages etc., Do you think these people will have any idea about adoptable storage?

Samsung doesn't care about XDA people, and rightly so. You don't run a trillion dollar business based on whims of XDA folks. What's best for common man is what's their aim. And I applaud them for thinking beyond geek mentality. Same goes for LG.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] TJCacher:
I understand and kind of agree with this, but by this same reasoning, they should never have brought back the idea of expandable memory in the first place.

Virtually all of the people you refer to as not needing, caring about, or even necessarily understanding the idea of adoptable storage are not much more likely to need, care about, or understand the idea of portable storage either.

And yet, here we are with the SD card slot re-added to the 2016 models. Samsung must have been responding to a minority of their consumers complaining about loss of expandable storage or they would never have done this.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] dandroid13:
The idea remains the same as with the GS5, I'm not sure what you're talking about. Expandable =/= adoptable.

http://www.androidcentral.com/inside-marshmallow-adoptable-storage
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] TJCacher:
Previous post to mine said no adoptable storage on s7 because the great majority of buyers wouldn't understand or care about it.

I was pointing out (or trying to, at least) that if that was the reason that adoptable storage was not included in the s7's version of MM, Samsung probably wouldn't have resurrected the SD slot at all, since the same logic would apply (i.e. the vast majority of buyers for a huge, huge seller like a Samsung flagship probably won't bother using the SD slot even for its remaining use as portable storage).
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] dandroid13:
Well, without adoptable you can put it in and forget, no need to care about formatting and losing your data. It would create more confusion.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] BarryH_GEG:
Adoptable Storage is fine for $100 phones sold in emerging markets because their internals are slow performance wise. For a flagship

all

its storage will perform at the lowest common denominator which is the speed capabilities of the external SD card. LG and Samsung's choice makes sense. Use the slower less reliable storage for big ass video, RAW, and FLAC files and the faster storage for everything else. Their approach also lets media be shared via the external SD being removable which is impossible with Adoptable Storage. Just because Google puts something out doesn't make it good. As for performance, I can't remember any long threads saying using external storage to play files was ever a problem performance wise.

And for those with the bucks your worries about slow external storage can be solved...

https://www.sandisk.com/about/media...-card-featuring-worlds-fastest-transfer-speed
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] CLARiiON:
This a 100x times. Adoptable means your microSD card is not removeable. Adoptable storage was made for very low end 4GB/8GB devices, not for flagships.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] kingoanklebreakn:
Which is why flagships should offer more than 32gb. Sucks there isn't gonna be a 64gb version in the states.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] BarryH_GEG:
Here's my storage usage on my 64GB phone. I'd be fine with 32GB and a SD card although I'd probably get a 64GB phone if offered for the convenience of singular storage. Obviously what goes where and how much of it there is is a huge YMMV.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] daLareid:
Yeah, I mean I understand that, they have to aim for the average consumer. But what I meant to say is that it would have been good if both S7/G5 had that set as default and maybe through Developer settings we could be able to turn on adoptable storage, that way if you have need or use for it since you probably will know what you're doing then you'll activate it by going to Developer settings, would have been nice but I really don't mind that much since I'll use the SD card for media only most likely.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] hella356:
Yeah, even though there's no way I would ever use adoptable storage, I am always in favor of giving the customer the choice. Sort of how I still use v6.14 of Google Maps because they removed the zoom buttons after that. Nothing wrong with the current zoom gestures as default, but I hate that they took away the buttons option. Or the seemingly looming removal of the App Drawer in Android. I have no objection to being able to disable the App Drawer, as long as it's not forced on me.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] daLareid:
Couldn't agree more, customization works best so we can each tailor to our own needs. Unfortunately we can't always get that.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] highaltitude:
Just a little thought to throw into the mix. Samsung also makes and sells micro SD cards. The expandable storage sells sd cards. I have probably 10 micro SD cards, between SanDisk and Samsung. SD card = more $ for Samsung
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Th3Bill:
I'd have to disagree with you. Sure, I agree that MANY will not use the extra storage that comes with a MicroSD slot. However, people like my wife and daughter (both of whom may be in line for this phone) have ZERO clue about developer options, yet take so many photos, store so many songs and videos that they would use the extra space. Even my mom who's in her 70's got excited when I told her I could put extra storage into her inexpensive LG Android phone so she could store more photos.

Giving them the option to tick a box and integrate their SD card could create serious problems for me, as every time they bork something, it's "Honey, my phone is acting weird" or "Daddy, why doesn't this work?".

I can just see one of them activating that option "because it's there and I read it does something good" (I cannot tell you how many times they have made a mess for me due to this reason with technology), removing the SD Card to put into computer and then panicking as it's not working right.

Samsung still can integrate this in an update at a later date, as I am sure they very may well. I think for right now, they want a device that won't have problems associated with un-techie people removing an SD Card and having their phone go nuts, as those same un-tech people would more than likely write reviews about the phone going haywire, impacting initial sales....again this due to the fact that many would not understand that removing the adopted storage would be the cause.

Samsung runs a multi-billion dollar business that they hope to make 99% of people happy. Us XDAers account for less than 0.1% of usership I would imagine. Don't expect any of the huge cellular companies to care what we think, honestly.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] TJCacher:
Yeah. I did a bad job in my posts on this thread. But I don't disagree with what you've said here. I'll just try to more clearly reiterate my views on this subject:

1. I believe that we should have an SD card slot, and am glad Samsung listened to whomever complained about the lack of one in the s6 models, even if it wasn't techie types they were listening to.

2. I think including Android's adoptable storage ability in an easily found spot in the phone's settings would lead to many people activating it who wouldn't if it were kept in a "hidden" spot like the Developers menu. For at least some of those who did so (and given the mass market appeal of these devices, that number could still be quite large), that decision would result in problems up to and including loss of data or operability of the device, for which they would seek help from Samsung, their carrier, or their personal support (like you, for example). That would be bad.

3. I wish and hope that at some point Samsung, the carriers who mod the manufacturers' config, and even Google itself would redesign this option (adoptable storage activation, that is) or its accessibility within the os's settings, to make accidental or uninformed activation much less likely, but *still possible* for those who know what they're doing and how to expose the setting.

4. I believe the people who would benefit from my 3rd point above represent such a small percentage of overall users of these devices that the chance of Samsung or anyone else (except, possibly, Google itself) actually following the suggestion in point 3 is effectively zero.

I hope I'm wrong about point 4.

And, finally, even with all that said, I personally would not use adoptable storage on an Android phone, even if it were available, because I use more than one device, and the portable aspect of a removable SD card is much more useful to me so that I can always have local (non-cloud) access to my music, pictures, video and books, regardless of which of my devices I am currently using. But I want those who would benefit more from adoptable SD card-based storage than from portable SD card-based storage to have that option if they are knowledgeable enough to activate it and use it properly.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] rjayflo:
Thought I read somewhere that LG is using Samsung's UFS memory inside the G5. If so, that explains why they opted not to go with adoptable storage...making UFS adoptable to an SD card will only slow the phone down IMO.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Th3Bill:
I am in totally same thought on this. I change phones so often, I don't even want to know the mess adoptable storage would make for me LOL. I've had 4 android devices in the last 14 months...not including the S7 I've pre-ordered.

I agree that it would be nice to have added in Developer Settings or somewhere that is not front and center, as I am sure that 95%+ of users would ignore any warning about not removing the card if it were to pop up when activated.

Well, the MicroSD came back because of backlash (perhaps) from S6. Maybe if enough people make noise, Sammy will add in adoptable storage.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Ramondel:
I know that you guys are aware that if you enable adaptable storage you will have to keep the SD card with the phone, this means that when you get rid of the phone you will have to send the SD card along with it. You also loose the ability of taking the SD card out of the phone and using PC to add or delete files as well as formatting. I stand with the convention that this feature is meant for low end devices that has limited onboard space.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Mr Wh!te:
What? I'm pretty sure you can simply format the card back to normal if you want to. Using your phone or your PC.

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[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] djbutter:
I'm trying to understand the implications of not having adoptable storage.

Prior to this whole concept, Android apps and associated data could be installed and stored on an external SD card (i.e., microSD expansion). For example, you could set the Google Play Music app to store all data (the music) on the external card. Or, you could move an entire app and its data to the external card.

With Marshmallow introducing this new adoptable storage concept, but Samsung disabling it, how will it work? Must all apps now be installed on the 32GB internal storage? What happens to the music data for Google Play Music? Can I store the app on the internal storage, but keep all music data on the external? Can I install the app AND its data all on the external card, like previous Android versions?

And with respect to Gear VR apps -- VR videos are gigantic (one video is usually over 700MB), but they're installed/treated like apps from the application manager point of view. Can they be stored on the external card?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] barondebxl:
Thats exactly it. Also there is no doubt Samsung will release a 64GB version at some point.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] djbutter:
I did some research regarding my question surrounding Google Play Music and adoptable storage, and it seems that the two do not mix very well...

https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/play/CgNiUtLjC1I

If this is the case, one must wonder how many other apps are not working as expected when enabling adoptable storage.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] folusmile:
If your parent listen to music,taking pictures and messaging with this kind of phone I guessed they didn't utilising the functions of the phone. They should go for the less. Lastly, Samsung listen to their customers. Don't forget Xda is a larger community that enhance more knowledge about phone. If xda not that special why are u here.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] CLARiiON:
If you can't read or comprehend simple English, I have nothing more to explain.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] KAsp3rd:
You can do a percentage of your sdcard to private and the rest can go to public storage which will allow you to plug your device into a pc and move files about.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Toss3:
I wish we had a 128Gb model available. Don't really want to use the Micro-SD card as it slows things down considerably.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] KAsp3rd:
Following the steps here and the posting on reddit will result in your sdcard being formatted.

This was after formatting the sdcard via add shell without root. I put 25% of my sd card as "public" storage. I can view my "internal" and "external" storage on my pc still (I do not think you have access to view the files on your "internal" partition of the sdcard but I would like to be wrong on this one).

I followed the post here on reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/lgg4/comments/3z1bfi/enable_adoptable_storage_on_your_lg_g4_stock_no/

However when you get to the partition command replace private with "mixed" <percentage of card to keep as public storage> so the commands will look like this

adb shell
sm list-disks
sm list-volumes all
sm set-force-adoptable true
sm partition disk:179,0 mixed 25
sm set-force-adoptable false
sm list-volumes all
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] PDXMatt:
Delete
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Th3Bill:
I got my T-Mob S7 Monday 2/29. I ran it for a couple of hours without an SD Card in it, then have used it since with my 128GB MicroSD in it. I have yet to notice any difference in performance. This thing just hums right along. Really great device so far...
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] jpdaballa:
[MENTION=3505796]KAsp3rd[/MENTION] Do you know if this would this get in the way of doing OTA updates? Or will the update go through without messing with the adoptable storage settings?