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[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] ibcenu:
I asked the guy @ Best Buy at the Samsung area. He said he never heard of screen burn in. Lol, I picked up his s6 display and showed him. All the floor models have it!
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] stanfna:
it moves around. so no issue
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] stierney:
I would have thought it moved about a bit? The AOS bit so pixels didn't get worn at different rates
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] jayochs:
yeah there's no burn in issue. seems like every minute it moves.

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Note 4
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pilotmills:
Title sums it up. Currently on AllianceROM 5.0.1 OB7. Want to go to stock (rooted probably) so I can get MM when it (if it ever) drops. Do I need to do anything special or can I just wipe everything in TWRP, then Odin the stock zip? I get a little weary reading about bootloaders locking above OB7. What does that mean for flashing ROMs if I upgrade the bootloader? Also, does the hotspot fix work on the most recent stock ROM?

Thanks for any help. I have three little kids and no time to research this fully, otherwise I would.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samep:
If you're looking to stay OTA capable without going through Odin again to update to MM (weeks to go possibly, IDK?), you most likely wouldn't be able to add hotspot mod without losing OTA capability.

- Use the updated Chainfire Auto Root for Note 4 mostly stock with OTA capability.

*You'd use the full un-root option in SuperSU to update. It's supposed to work if no system mods or system mounting occurs but no guarantee or confirmation I'm aware of on that. You could test that with OJ6, full un-root and take OK1 OTA update if so inclined to test it.

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If upgrading to the reactivation locked bootloaders, alternate ROMs really have little limitation if done without Odin downgrading (only where the ROM you seek or return to is on an older update- that applies to alliance whether you're restoring a backup or flashing a ROM zip). But that also requires Odin again at some point unless you wait and do it only when necessary. You must flash ROM zip or restore a backup and flash a 5.1 kernel like Beastmode rather using Odin to downgrade. The kernel had to be flashed in order to get it to boot. Only limitation that I'm aware of is that your screen may not auto-dim on handset call when you put phone to ear. I had that issue with OB7 ROM with 5.1 kernel; I used the power button to dim the screen but you can't have power button set as an option to dismiss call or that happens when you don't want it to.

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Moar 2.1 ROM is coming soon. That may help with the anticipation of waiting long for MM. But again, that means Odin for OK1 update, then Odin for MM. There's a chance that OTA to MM could be achieved even if dm-verity gets detected in stock recovery while trying to OTA. I think you'd have to clear and download the MM OTA again but first root with Chainfire Auto Root, full un-root in SuperSU app then try the OTA again. Odin OK1 by itself may not clear the modified status but systemless root and un-root may clear it. Just thinking ahead though; no guarantees. May have to wait for MM stock tar.

If not interested in current or future Lollipop rooms, you could just wait, Odin OK1 and OTA to MM when the update is available. Easy?

To answer the Odin question, you're correct on the update though. I tried to answer any questions you might have but may confuse you. I'd need more information on direction you're considering to answer more thoroughly if that leaves more questions.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pilotmills:
I'll have to find a time when I have time and can be without a working phone for a few hours and try to play around with some of this stuff. I'm sure I'll be back on here with questions at some point. Thanks for the initial guidance.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pilotmills:
Okay. I think today is the day. I've downloaded MOAR 2.1 and am going to try this for now. I also have the OJ6 stock (I know it's not the absolute most current) downloaded and ready for standby if I so choose. Here is my plan.

1) Wipe Factory Reset in TWRP 3x's (actually include internal storage as well, correct?)

2) Install TWRP 3.0 via Odin (currently 2.8.5)

2a) Per MOAR install instructions, install stock OJ6 via Odin and activate, etc, etc. Ensure everything works, maybe take the OTA to OK1.

3) install MOAR via TWRP from micro SD card

4) Profit!

If I want to install stock, all I need to do is install the stock ROM via Odin and I will be able to update OTA since I will by default be unrooted, correct?

Thanks for the help. I plan to attempt this later today.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samep:
I don't know if the whole OTA capability appeals to you, you didn't mention it so I won't bring it up again.

You can find the link to OK1 stock tar in page 2 of that Moar thread.

I'd suggest you follow that OP closely. Particularly the recommended wipes. The developer prefers a clean approach, wiping the data and setting up as a new device. With ports, that's important.

If GPS is important, there is a bug fix release anticipated very soon. You may consider waiting for that but you can update to OK1 and back that up in TWRP while you're deciding. May not be long at all.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pilotmills:
Well, I've got TWRP 3.0 installed. However, I've tried each stock (OJ6 and OK1) and each says that there is no update-binary in the zip files. Ideas?

edit: the zip files have a xx.tar.md5 file. Do I need to extract, rename it .tar and flash via odin?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samep:
The stock tar is for Odin. Look for the thread in Sprint Note 4 General Forum for better direction.

You should verify the md5 against the zip, then extract only tar.md5 for Odin flash in download mode. But wipe and power down first. Use latest Odin with Odin defaults.

You'll have to install TWRP again.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pilotmills:
I think I need to slow down my postings :). I looked around and found out basically what you just told me. Flashing the stock OK1 now, then I'll redo TWRP. Thanks for the timely replies. I'll try to keep it to only issues I run into that I can't resolve after some Google research. I really do appreciate the help.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pilotmills:
Progress, but now I can't get the GPS to lock. Tried GPS status app, GPS Status and toolbox. Occasionally I get one or two satellites that show a signal being received, but never locking onto them. Eventually they will drop completely to zero signal. On the other hand, somewhere between OB7 and OK1, Samsung actually addressed the barometer issue that had plagued the N4 since launch where above about 3,000', it would not register anything but a sea-level pressure. Baby steps. . .
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samep:
Is GPS failing to lock on stock OK1 tar update or the port? The port has GPS a release with fixes pending. But most were only reporting GPS navigation in Google Maps lagging or losing sync during navigation.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pilotmills:
Sorry, should have specified. I'm on stock OK1 now.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samep:
Have you tried activation or data and PRL update in system update? Try those with Wi-Fi off.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pilotmills:
The GPS chip in this phone is horrible. I had the phone up against the window as a last resort and still nothing from the GPS. Went outside and it grabbed a lock within 30 seconds. I didn't opt for the anti-NSA snooping coating on the windows when we had them installed either. . . :) Backing up OK1 in TWRP now, then attempting to flash MOAR.

Thanks again. Stay tuned. . .
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pilotmills:
Got MOAR up and running. I had an activation issue the first time which was strange since I was able to send and receive texts and calls, but I kept getting an activation not complete message popping up and persisting. I did exactly as posted in the OP as well. Anyway, went back to OK1 stock and waited even longer after the data established before reflashing MOAR. Works like a charm now. Thanks for the patience and assistance!
[Shield Android TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] the.teejster:
I have a 32Gb Sandisk extreme Micro-SD card installed and prior to the Marshmallow update have had ZERO performance issues installing apps to it. I couldn't tell the difference performance wise if I had an app installed on the internal memory OR the SD card. It was working Great..

Fast forward to the new update I thought I would convert the SD card to internal storage so I wouldn't have to worry about managing where I installed apps going forward. I didn't think it would be an issue because it worked so well with whatever apps I installed on it manually.

Well, I didn't notice any issues UNTIL I went to install the game War Thunder. It starts out as a 48Mb download but when you launch it, it then starts to REAL download which I presume is quite large. Herein lies my problem :

I have a 130Mbps Internet connection so the download should complete in a matter of minutes. The problem is the download will start off extremely fast, at 12+MBps and show approx 11 min. remaining to download and then after a few seconds it will spiral down to 0 and stay there for up to 20 seconds before hitting 11+MBps again and then spiralling down.

I haven't been able to complete the download of the game because of this. It's extremely frustrating.

Please don't ask questions about the stability of my internet. Prior to the update to marshmallow I had no issues whatsoever downloading apps at sustained speeds of 12+MBps.

It was suggested the SD card encryption is the culprit.

Can anyone else who has coverted an SD card to internal storage (or thumb drive or external HD) try downloading and installing this game to see if they experience similar issues ?

I really hope it's a bug and will be resolved as I don't want to have to factory reset to remove the SD as internal storage. I don't think there is a way to undo this change.
[Shield Android TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PsycloneTW:
I have a 1TB seagate USB 3.0 drive set as internal storage and on my 50MB connection and it downloaded at full speed.
[Shield Android TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] the.teejster:
Fortunately after reading up on the nvidia support site I was able to undo utilizing the SD card as internal storage.

There is an option to move data to "internal storage" which, IF YOU HAVE ENOUGH native internal storage space, will move all the data off the SD card back to the native internal storage. After completing I was able to safely eject the SD card.

I then proceed to try installing War Thunder again and it downloaded consistently at 14+MBps.... but then ran out of storage space about 50% of the way into the download.. How big is this game anyway ? I looked and it was taking up nearly 5Gigs when it stopped @#$$%
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hocis:
Hello I'm french and I installed the YOG7DAS2K1 on my OPO with Cortana. But the problem is that Cortana is in English and I'm french. Do you know how change it please ? Sorry for language mistakes.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Trafalgar Square:
Hello,

I am from Germany and my Cortana is English too. It look like, it has not been translated to other languages.

Regards
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hocis:
Oh :'( ... Thank you !
[Asus Transformer TF700] stansaraczewski:
Is there an app that can block auto loading of apps on JellyBean ? I've tried a few and they just don't seem to work.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Andreus94:
Hi! I need your help!

There is a tablet in italy (Mediacom ipro110b, clone of the chuwi v10hd) that has kitkat.

There is another tablet (ipro111b) with lollipop.

I want to flash lollipop firmware of 111 on 110, are they compatible?

Here the specifcs:

[IMG="ipro110"]http://s12.postimg.org/vk3ek3vvh/ipro110.png[/IMG]

[IMG="ipro111"]http://s29.postimg.org/i381kushz/ipro111.png[/IMG]

And the firmwares:

Link M-IPRO110B kitkat ----> http://www.mediacomeurope.it/ZeusInc/PressRoom/Documents/iPro110B.zip

Link M-IPRO111B lollipop----> http://www.mediacomeurope.it/ZeusInc/PressRoom/Documents/111bv1.0.6.zip

Thanks to everyone!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Andreus94:
nobody?:crying:
[Galaxy S6 Active] eurosport360:
So after messaging a handful of devs asking about rooting this device, the main problem is dm verity.

There are a few exploits that might work at gaining root privileges (CVE-2015-3636 or later for example). However, whenever you change boot or /system, dm verify will panic and fail, resulting in no startup.

Persistent root is then not feasible...yet. Finding the exploit to gain root privileges is not an issue as these exploits are already available; the problem is keeping root privileges as dm verity will panic and freeze startup when it sees changes is /system or BOOT.

Since I have gone from a rooted lg g2 4.4.2 to this 5.0.2 phone, I never had to deal with dm verity. Some very useful articles that describe how dm verity works are included here:

http://www.xda-developers.com/a-look-at-marshmallow-root-verity-complications/

and here:

http://www.xda-developers.com/google-taking-aim-at-device-modders-in-android-4-4-kitkat/

Here is a blog that goes through step by step of dm verity and what is needs to function

http://nelenkov.blogspot.co.uk/2014/05/using-kitkat-verified-boot.html

Feel free to message any devs that you think could help with dm verity
[Galaxy S6 Active] hammerboy:
oh，it sounds like so terrible~

通过我的 Nexus 4 上的 Tapatalk发言
[Galaxy S6 Active] 877garylynn:
Is it possible to atleast gain temporary root?
[Galaxy S6 Active] eurosport360:
No, the phone will not even boot up if any change in the system files are detected after restarting the phone.
[Galaxy S6 Active] Kolda_CZ:
That's why Chainfire released systemless root, so it is possible to utilize root even without touching the system partition.

Android has some critical vulnerabilities (like broadcom wifi driver from february), but there is no publicily known way how to exploit them - and that's the main issue..

And if there will be, you still may have to deal with ASLR, SELinux and Knox security just to execute code. Only then you should worry about dm-verity. It drives me crazy how secure devices are these days, but we can thank malware makers for that...
[General Questions and Answers] hyrokumata:
Hello XDA community. I am new here, if I am doing something wrong, please let me know :p

I have a Lumia 530 which is not present on Microsoft's Windows 10 supported devices list (due to 4GB internal memory). Anyway, doing something as simple as editing some registry keys, like phone Model Name and RM-code (from a phone that is supported), allows us to get Windows 10 bits. I have been practically using all 10586.xx builds and never had problems. When the first Redstone came out on past week, I have also found a way to get, by editing the Manufacturer name (NOKIA -> MicrosoftMDG). However it felt a bit unstable, so I rolled back to Windows Phone 8.1 and now I am having struggle to jump to Windows 10 10586.107. I can have up to 1,45GB free memory on my phone, however that doesn't seem to be enough to upgrade. What I have done before, was going to Storage Sense and set everything to SD Card. That way, the update files were downloaded to SD Card, and then I was able to update my phone OS. I have tried multiple times and now it seems to not work. The update is always saved on phone memory.

Is there anyway to force Windows Phone 8.1 Denim to download the update to SD card and upgrade from it?

I am also wondering if would be possible on Windows 10, would be great for me :)
[General Questions and Answers] eneimi:
Did you get around this issue yet?
[Android One (First-Generation) Cross-Device Genera] joel peter:
Hello guys,i"m here for the review of beanstalk rom.

The rom runs on android marshmallow 6.0.1 [dec 1,2016 security patch]

its based on many roms but its main contributor is cyanogen.

Now lets talk about the pros and cons

pros:

1.runs on marshmallow latest.

2.best battery performer till now compared to other android m based roms.

3.has root option in the developers option.

4.all cm themes runs without any lags.

5.stock android experience and quite fast.

6.the fastest camera capture in this rom than any other.

7.storage is good but we can accept this much in 4GB

internal storage devices.

These are the pros now cons

cons:

1.you have to use banks gapps no other gapps will work if u install any other than your phone will stuck on bootanimation.

2.except bootanimation.zip no other zips can be installed like supersu.zip if u try then again it will stuck on boot.

3.front camera function in the roms camera app sometimes never work even after rebooting ur device.

4.the developer of this rom has named the device name as "**** you".which isnt good when you have a windows 10 pc like i am having once plugged cortana will say "**** you connected ".so i think i should inform it .[it can be changed using buildprop. editor so not a big deal]

5.you should not turn off the developer option if did then no way to get it back even clicking the build number several times which means say bye to root.

6.you can't hide your lockscreen pattern.

So guys these are the pros and cons of beanstalk rom

i will end up saying that the rom is preety good and fast but it is not the best, it will be the best if you use it carefully because one mistake like switching off the developers option will cost you to reinstall the rom.

All the questions are welcomed and so plz make a visit to it. Plz give a thumbs up .so have a nice day.:):):)

plz do visit the video review for detail description https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B1am3cYTEH2AMFpiTGY1cldmbWc
[Android One (First-Generation) Cross-Device Genera] joel peter:
[IMG="SCREENSHOTS"][/IMG]
[Android One (First-Generation) Cross-Device Genera] joel peter:
Sorry for late screenshots
[Android One (First-Generation) Cross-Device Genera] joel peter:
Here stock theme is used.

Nova launcher with polycon and glim lite icons.

Wallapers are from android wallpaper cummunity google plus
[Android One (First-Generation) Cross-Device Genera] MihaiSG:
You can edit the build.prop to remove the "**** you" from device model.
[Android One (First-Generation) Cross-Device Genera] joel peter:
yes bro thanks i have done it and it works nut you have to work hard i have done a review with video i will place the url so plz check it out https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B1am3cYTEH2AMFpiTGY1cldmbWc
[Android One (First-Generation) Cross-Device Genera] joel peter:
Can change the device name
[Android One (First-Generation) Cross-Device Genera] joel peter:
video link moved to https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B1am3cYTEH2ASEI1cUJHSXVKVkE
[HTC Excalibur] da_mayhem:
Radio ONLY Updaters for Excalibur

Came up with this as i was having problems with the HTC WM6 Radio..

Make sure you have the USPL loaded into your device (Thanks to jockyw2001) and flash right away the Radio Updater.

Download file, copy RUU_signed.nbh into any RUU pack then run RomUpdateUtility.exe.

T-Mobile WM6 Radio - 4.1.13.34_02.79.90

HTC WM6 WWE ROM - 4.1.13.44_02.94.90

Rogers WM6 Radio - 4,1,13,47_02.98.90

RISK IS ENTIRELY YOURS, DON'T BLAME IF YOU BRICK YOUR DEVICE.

Tested by me :D
[HTC Excalibur] GuestK00233:
what is RUU pack and where do i get this update utility
[HTC Excalibur] GuestK00233:
ok i found the answer to my question now i have another. should running this alone fix the radio or should i run this and then flash a rom to fix it?
[HTC Excalibur] da_mayhem:
This will only flash the Radio, you don't have to run any full rom upgrade after this if you plan to fix or change the Radio only.
[HTC Excalibur] GuestK00233:
well i tried every way i can think of to run this and while all flashes worked none of them gave me my wifi back. please provided step by step instructions on what exactly to do so that this might work
[HTC Excalibur] da_mayhem:
Are you trying to fix a broken wifi caused by the bad USPL loaded on another thread by juankinder? These Radio updaters won't fix that since the SPL was loaded directly into the memory and will not be solved by those ordinary updaters unless modified or hacked.
[HTC Excalibur] mar11974:
What kind of problems with HTC Radio? I am running T-Mobile WM6 OS, HTC SPLASH, with HTC WM6 Radio.
[HTC Excalibur] oldsap:
will this affect the WiFi thingy?
[HTC Excalibur] da_mayhem:
Di nagbabasa, read post #6 pre :D
[HTC Excalibur] oldsap:
oohhh Sorry :D
[HTC Excalibur] _PaPaUpA_:
i'm still waiting for a solution by jocky:( :( :(
[HTC Excalibur] da_mayhem:
Rogers' WM6 Radio Added ;p
[HTC Excalibur] falleny:
hey...buddy

by your experiences, is there any advantages to use a higher version of radio updates?
[HTC Excalibur] adewey234:
Yea i flashed my HTC ROM with the Rogers radio. Is there any benefit in doing this?
[HTC Excalibur] da_mayhem:
Better GSM signal or reception? Longer Wifi range? Better call sound quality? You might want to consider those improvements, i got problems before with the HTC WM6 Radio that i oftenly miss SMS, but after changing my Radio to Rogers WM6 and T-Mobile WM6, didn't encounter those anymore. i don't know, might be a different case from others.
[HTC Excalibur] adewey234:
Now what about the Rogers ROM, is that much better over the HTC ROM?
[HTC Excalibur] johnnylavah:
I am trying to flash the Rogers Radio but keep receiving the 270 Update Error: The image file is corrupted. Please check your Update Utility. Any ideas?
[HTC Excalibur] da_mayhem:
johnnylavah - Make sure you have loaded the USPL properly or else, you will still be getting that error everytime you flash edited/cooked NBH's.

Goodluck
[HTC Excalibur] da_mayhem:
I don't see that much difference but i'm pretty comfortable with it :)
[HTC Excalibur] mofoliar:
da_mayhem, so you say that the rogers radio is better than the htc radio? you have noticed an increase in call quality,signal, etc..? I have the htc rom and radio version, which is better by far than tmobile rom... but if there is better then why not... question, could going to the rogers rom make thing worse? thanks!
[HTC Excalibur] da_mayhem:
Hey

I am quite comfortable with the T-Mobile WM6 and Rogers WM6 Radio versions, i didn't say that it increased call quality, GSM signal etc exactly, i am just pretty comfortable with it, maybe someone could post if there are any differences with those Radios, it's a case to case basis i think, but in my case, i like the Rogers' Radio over the T-Mo and HTC.
[HTC Excalibur] mofoliar:
ok, cool! well what did you find different from the htc radio to roger's radio version? i am happy with the htc rom wm6 and radio version...
[HTC Excalibur] johnnylavah:
i got it to work. will the spl info continue to show on boot from now on?
[HTC Excalibur] da_mayhem:
Mine is not showing, no big deal, didn't notice that..did the info showed before you flashed Radio and now gone after?
[HTC Excalibur] johnnylavah:
info is showing after flash. not a huge deal, just something i noticed...
[HTC Excalibur] mofoliar:
i downloaded the rogers radio version and i can not get the utility to go, i run it then i get an error.. please help
[HTC Excalibur] da_mayhem:
Load the USPL first with the procedure HERE then flash right away the Radio:

Unpack any Full Excalibur ROM Update (EXE), delete or backup the RUU_signed.nbh (approx 60MB in size), replace it with the Radio NBH (around 2MB++ in size) you've just downloaded then run ROMUpdateUtility.exe
[HTC Excalibur] mofoliar:
does it make a difference if my dash is cid and sim unlocked?