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[Remix OS for PC] Kiba85:
Anyone knows which flag should I use with a Mobility Radeon 9200? I tried some but they didn't work.
[Remix OS for PC] nishant_713:
Greetings guys. I too was having the same problem since 2 days. And then i figured out a way to fix it. And I couldn't find a permanent solution to it anywhere on the web, so I created a video demonstrating how to..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFQSm36Mrus

Click on the link to head to video. Its in 2 parts. First part shows how to get past the ANDROID screen and boot into RemixOS for first time. Part2 shows how to make the kernel parameter in grub permanent after PC has booted in to remix OS.

Hope this helped all.
[Remix OS for PC] Suraj Shukla:
stuck on android root@remix

i installed remix os on my hard drive . i alloted a drive of 32 gb to remix when i boot it it always get stuck to android root@remix terminal .but when i install it through my pendrive it gets booted i want to know how i will be able to boot remix os through my pendrive plzzz. my device is dell vostro 1015 with cpu 2 duo and processing speed 2.10 ghz and intel integrated graphics that is intel (r) mobile family chipest plzzz help me
[Remix OS for PC] happy tree:
can someone help me with android×86 roms for pc ? the pc's fan wont turn on and goes too hot, im looking for a stable rom with cooling fans support
[Huawei Watch] dschachm:
So, i have 2 different vehicles that have Bluetooth calling. When i get in my car, the vehicle connects to my phone and i can make and receive calls through the car and the sound goes through the speakers. Now that my watch is connected as a calling device with the new speaker activated, my vehicles will not connect to my phone. The only i can think of around this is to disable the Bluetooth or enable airplane mode on the watch which is a real pain every time i get it my car. Anyone else have this issue and a solution?
[Huawei Watch] ardsar:
Same here, the car will connect to the phone but will then disconnect. This keeps repeating. If I turn watch off, car connects to phone OK.
[Huawei Watch] foo:
Oh, that's bad! But it's somehow also logical. The phone can only be connected to one handsfree/handset device at a time. Even so the car audio is the better choice, the phone does not know this, and will just stay connected to the watch.

Have you tried to connect to the car audio by the BT menu on the smartphone? You car audio is listed under paired devices and you can connect to it manually.

Maybe it will also remember this decision.

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Just searched a bit on the internet. The problem is not new, as people with headsets and a BT car stereo experienced the same problems in the past, so maybe there is already a solution for this. I quickly searched and found a potential solution by apps, that manage the BT connection and offer prioritization, like this one claims to be capable of: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.myklos.btautoconnect

Maybe this is also something you may investigate into.

I'm very interested on a solution, because I drive a lot of rental cars and I usually connect my phone to the car stereo (if available).

Completely disconnecting the watch is not an option for me, as one reason for buying the watch was to get quick notifications also when I'm in the car. :(
[Huawei Watch] sille:
just disable in the bluetooth settings of the watch on the phone the "phone audio" and it works fine again.

Had the same problem that my car connected to my phone and played music, but the calls were still connected with my watch
[Huawei Watch] dschachm:
Yeah, but if you disable on the watch, you can't use the speaker that was just activated on the watch to make calls.

I actually found a program called triggers that will disconnect the watch and allow the car to connect.
[Huawei Watch] Motawa88:
same issue with bt headphones. Kinda annoying.
[Huawei Watch] 1/4 Life:
Kinda annoying? This should have never left Google like this.
[Huawei Watch] Scott:
Maybe this googled answer will help: http://superuser.com/questions/3979...tooth-connection-priority-for-various-devices
[Huawei Watch] dschachm:
I tried that. Doesn't help if you are already connected to the watch and get in your car.
[Huawei Watch] ardsar:
Apple watch doesn't have this problem. Google really need to fix this.
[Huawei Watch] paulyz:
Yes, I have this problem too. I will try to play with BT priority, maybe it will help.
[Huawei Watch] dschachm:
So I tried using triggers and it worked to activate my car bluetooth. However, the sound does not go through my car stereo. I went in and had to disable phone calling on the watch bluetooth in my phone to get my car to work correctly. It sucks to have a speaker on a watch and you can't even use it to make calls because it interferes with other devices. I think the basic fix for this is to have a widget or shortcut on the Watch to enable airplane mode when you get into your car. Right now you have to go into settings and scroll through to get to airplane mode.
[Huawei Watch] mgorman:
All I have to do is pull down the quick settings and choose my cars Bluetooth instead of the watch and it switches just fine
[Huawei Watch] paulyz:
yes, priority do not work.
[Huawei Watch] crawrj:
This works for me also. For those having the issue here is one option. Use tasker and secure settings plugin. Create a profile in tasker to monitor BT near. Choose your cars BT. Create a task that uses secure setting plugin to connect to cars Bluetooth. Once done whenever your phone sees the cars BT it will connect. Rooting is not necessary.
[Huawei Watch] dschachm:
I used tasker and triggers to get my car to connect to my phone. The problem is, as long as bluetooth is enabled for the watch, i don't get sound through my car. I have to actually disable the watch to get sound to work.
[Huawei Watch] crawrj:
I'm not having that problem. Might try with secure settings to see if you get a different result. If not it must be a phone or car head unit thing.
[Huawei Watch] dschachm:
It seems that bluetooth near is actually working. I never even knew that existed. Hope it continues. Thanks
[Huawei Watch] thisispete:
Can anyone give me a newbies guide to what you're talking about with triggers and tasker and how to configure?

I'm aware of tasker and have used it a long time ago when I used to root my Android devices, but I'm not entirely sure about the config nowadays especially for this kind of thing.
[Huawei Watch] duchkata:
+1
[Huawei Watch] dschachm:
Download tasker and secure settings. In tasker, go to task and create a new task. Name it and hit the plus. Go to plugin and select secure settings. The click the pencil next to configure, select actions, Bluetooth connection, and then huawei watch and click connect so it says disconnect, then click save. Then click the plus again and follow the same steps but under bluetooth have the device to connect to and leave it as connect and click save. Should look like first picture in tasker (rotate your phone to see the long view). Then go to profile in tasker and hit the plus. Select state, net, Bluetooth near and then select the device you want to connect too. You can do that by selecting the 2 magnifying glasses next to name and address. Then select what type of device it is. When you are done it should look like the picture and text I circled.
[Huawei Watch] dschachm:
I was in and out of my car about 5 times. It worked 4 out of the 5. 1 time it connected to the car, but then dropped the phone side and the watch reconnected.
[Huawei Watch] crawrj:
I'll keep an eye out and report if I see the same. So far no issues. Just some info, I didn't create a disconnect from watch trash. All you need is connect to car. At least that's all I needed.
[Huawei Watch] paulyz:
I thing google should re-think, and add priority settings in blue-tooth settings. I turned off voice call from watch, because, I do not use tasker, I use automateit.

P.S. with voice call I have problem with viber too.
[Huawei Watch] Dima_2005:
Wow, a lot of people having issues... I don't have any issue at all. Only the first time when I was in my car I had to select the car connection in the settings screen because it didn't connect. After that never had an issue and everthing worked fine. Only issue that I do have however, is a short 0.5sec interruption of BT music whenever something is being sent or requested to/from the hwatch (for example updating the weather or a notification of a new message).
[Huawei Watch] Scott:
I wonder if this app would help: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.myklos.btautoconnect

Too lazy to try it.
[Huawei Watch] SilkyJohnson:
This works, confirmed here. Had the same problem.
[Huawei Watch] paulyz:
SilkyJohnson: did you some configuration or just installed and app automatic got all settings?
[Huawei Watch] phishfi:
I hate to be the odd-man-out here (although in this case I'm definitely happier to be), but I don't have any issues like this at all. I'm on Nexus 6 using PureNexus ROM.

In my car, I use the stock Bluetooth connection in the car and both music and phone calls come through just fine. For my truck, I've got a SoundBot bluetooth puck that runs phone calls and music through the car's aux port (so I can always keep my phone in my pocket instead of dealing with taking it out and connecting it to the aux plug directly).

I'm wondering if there is something you guys have in common with your phones that might be causing the issue with prioritizing car audio over the watch...
[Huawei Watch] ausi:
Can you please post a Link to this App.
[Huawei Watch] dschachm:
Tasker is better
[Huawei Watch] crawrj:
I have a Nexus 6 so that's not it. Maybe something in the ROM. You do have the phone option setup on the watch right?

Also just updating that take has still been flawless. Not one issue so far.
[Huawei Watch] phishfi:
Yep, I've made/received a couple calls on it since the update.
[Huawei Watch] crawrj:
Ok I thought so just wanted to make sure. Has to be Rom or head unit related.
[Huawei Watch] phishfi:
Hmm, I don't think it's head unit, since it's worked for me with a Uconnect radio (from my Dodge Dart) as well as the Aukey BR-C9 (I think that's what it's called) Bluetooth-aux device and another BT-aux device called SoundBot. My guess is there's some issue for folks with the Android Wear app or the watch, maybe a factory reset or wipe app data would work. I wish there was a way to troubleshoot more than just resetting stuff...
[Huawei Watch] crawrj:
It's not the watch or wear app, unless there is some setting that is being missed. I've already factory reset, not because of this but just because I wanted to. Still the same. I wouldn't think head unit either. Could be something in the Rom. Do your units have phone capability also?
[Huawei Watch] phishfi:
Yes, all three are phone and audio devices, although the car allows users to connect one device to the phone function and another device to the BT audio (not sure if that would make a difference, but I suppose it could).

If you want, I could try connecting my phone to Bluetooth headphones and see if it still works properly that way.
[Huawei Watch] Scott:
Same here, Nexus 6 running my own ROM (basically stock) and I cannot get it to switch automagically. And when I pull down the bluetooth settings and select car it doesn't really do anything.
[Huawei Watch] crawrj:
I guess, on the Dodge, when you are connected are both devices connected to the phone? Watch and Dodge. What does your car bt connection show? Phone Audio, Media Audio and contact?
[Huawei Watch] phishfi:
The car shows all three, but I can pick to connect them separately (my phone on audio, wife's on phone).

The watch keeps the connection too, though. I can skip tracks, pause, etc, while the music plays. I haven't tried sending messages while the car plays audio, or accepting a call.
[Huawei Watch] crawrj:
Mine doesn't do that, which is weird. Mine will connect if I select it from bt settings or automatically if I use tasker.

I just tried removing the Phone Audio option from my car but it still doesn't auto connect. If I manually connect both the watch and car connect. I would have expected that to work and make the car connect.

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If they are both connected at the same time then they both must not be using the phone audio profile. I'm not sure if it's you getting lucky with the devices or if it's the Rom.
[Huawei Watch] phishfi:
Hmm, the phone probably puts the watch on the back burner (for phone audio) if the phone's connected to a different audio device.
[Huawei Watch] mumboender:
This works perfect...on

a Chrysler with Uconnect and also a Ford with sync. Thank you
[Huawei Watch] paulyz:
did you enabled "voice call" in watch? Maybe it works like older version, without "voice call" function
[Huawei Watch] ausi:
I have tried with Tasker on my Toyota car......didn't work!

Could you be more explicit.....which "quick settings " are you talking about?.

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I did exactly what you described for my Toyota car but still didn't work even though i see the Profile changing to Green once near the car, but it doesn't stop the Watch to give way for the car BT priority.

Also @ the bottom of the Profile picture you posted you have "Any; On; Off; Off; Off" .....for some reson i could only set "Any; On ".

Would appreciate any additional help you can give.
[Huawei Watch] Dima_2005:
Yes I did. In the mean time I've tried a few different ROMs and it's clear that some ROMs handle it better than others. On one ROM (leaked Exodus for bacon) it was sometimes working and sometimes not. On CM13 based ROMs however, everything works just perfectly.
[Huawei Watch] dschachm:
The any ,on,off,off is for this.
[Huawei Watch] ausi:
Yes, that's exactly like i setup mine, as seen in your picture........but no luck.

Maybe as one says it's Phone ROM dependant......i'm with Note4F Echoe ROM.

If you have any more ideas i'd love to hear them.
[Huawei Watch] dschachm:
I was on that rom, but I now have the Note 5. You have two options. On the 2nd screen in Tasker where you have you're Bluetooth connecting to your car, you can insert an option to disconnect the phone first. If all of this does not work, do like I did and disconnect the call feature from your watch. You can do that in bluetooth settings by selecting the watch gear and turning off call.
[Huawei Watch] undrwater:
On OnePlus One. I was having the same problem with my Chinese Android head unit.

I did two things, though not sure which one worked (if not both):

1. On the phone Wi-Fi settings, go to advanced and select 2.4 ghz only in frequencies (found this in a cyanogen forum).

2. Forget the car Bluetooth profile, and re-add it (maybe this increases priority?)

Anyway, it's working for me now.
[Huawei Watch] ausi:
1. Which 2nd screen are you refering to (can you post a picture); Wouldn't the "Option" be to first turn off the BT of the Watch as when i enter the car i would like the car BT to take over?..... can you show me how to do this.

2. Yes, this is what i do already from the beginning.
[Huawei Watch] dschachm:
If you look at my first post with pictures, that is how tasker should look. In your tasks, the first on disconnects the watch, the second connects to your car.
[Huawei Watch] ausi:
Yes that is what i have but it doesn't disconnect the watch for some reason...........maybe a Phone ROM issue?
[Huawei Watch] dschachm:
Try this in your task. Open your task, click the plus, go to tasks, select wait, and add 5 seconds. hit the back key to your tasks. Select the little lightning icon on the right next to wait, and drag it up to the top so it is the first thing. So now you have a 5 second delay before anything happens.

Now, click the play button on the bottom left corner to activate your prifile. Then swipe down from the top to get to your notification screen, and press and hold bluetooth. See if anything happens. You should see your watch disconnect if you did it correctly. Maybe you need the delay for your car to kick in.
[Huawei Watch] mumboender:
Tasker was already working for me with your profile settings but was a little inconsistent. Maybe 30% it didn't work. I added the wait state and it is indeed more consistent. Maybe only 10% it doesn't work and I have to manually connect it. Thanks for the help..
[Huawei Watch] Scott:
Good write up! At least I know I am not going crazy!

Thanks!
[Huawei Watch] kev.r:
An update on my issue....

In the last couple days in and out of my car, the connection success rate has been much lower than during my testing. Out of about two dozen connection attempts, the Pioneer has won maybe only 2 or 3 times. Even the manual method has missed a few times.

So I went back and revisited my Tasker profile and after some experimentation with timing and wait commands and a few other brainstorming methods trying to beat the watch's persistence (none of which worked), I decided I would try to work with the brief delay before the watch reconnects. I came up with a really simple profile that has been working nearly 100% of the time. It is as follows:

On BT Connected:SPH-DA120 --> 1. Secure Settings: Huawei Watch: Disconnect --> 2. Secure Settings: SPH-DA120: Connect

On Exit --> 1. Secure Settings: Huawei Watch: Connect

Here's the relevant portions of a Tasker dump for those who are interested:

Profile: Anon (4)

State: BT Connected [ Name:SPH-DA120 Address:A0:14:3D:38:8C:36 ]

Enter: Connect Pioneer (10)

Exit: Connect Watch (6)

Task: Connect Pioneer (10)

A1: Secure Settings [ Configuration:HUAWEI WATCH 9222 (24:00:BA:71:19:1E) - Disconnect Package:com.intangibleobject.securesettings.plugin Name:Secure Settings Timeout (Seconds):0 ]

A2: Secure Settings [ Configuration:SPH-DA120 (A0:14:3D:38:8C:36) - Connect Package:com.intangibleobject.securesettings.plugin Name:Secure Settings Timeout (Seconds):0 ]

Task: Connect Watch (6)

A1: Secure Settings [ Configuration:HUAWEI WATCH 191E (24:00:BA:71:19:1E) - Connect Package:com.intangibleobject.securesettings.plugin Name:Secure Settings Timeout (Seconds):0 ]

What this appears to do is, the Pioneer's auto-connect activates the profile, which disconnects the watch and then moves immediately to the next task, which is for the phone to initiate a connection to the Pioneer. This connection initiation to the Pioneer happens during the watch's downtime - about 1.5 seconds before it reconnects, and well within the 5 second handshake window from the Pioneer's first attempt. Since the Pioneer is already in the process of completing a handshake by the time the watch tries to reconnect, it's attempt is blocked.

If for some reason the timing is off and it fails, the watch reconnects and the Pioneer waits 2 seconds and then initiates a second attempt, which cycles the profile again. So far, if it misses on the first attempt (which has only happened a couple times), it has always connected on the second.

Keeping my fingers crossed - this seems like a much more elegant and workable solution until Google figures this out.
[Huawei Watch] Slide:
[MENTION=7342120]kev.r[/MENTION]

Hi,

sounds good!

Can you please export your Tasker Profil for download?

Thanks!

Greeting
[Huawei Watch] paulyz:
[MENTION=7342120]kev.r[/MENTION] open problem report at google, maybe they will fix.
[Huawei Watch] bbygfy:
What's the battery life impact for running the Tasker profile? I have also created a workaround with Automate and I wondering which is better for the battery life.
[Huawei Watch] kev.r:
I will this evening when I have time to figure out how to do it.

I already have...there's an active thread over there about this topic:

productforums.google.com/forum/m/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer#!msg/android-wear/xti5Muo91BU/8kvVY0FnBQAJ

(XDA won't let me include a link, add HTTPS:// to the front)

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No appreciable impact that I have seen. Tasker doesn't even show up under battery details, so < 1% ?

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Don't know if this is what you're looking for and I couldn't find a way to attach the file directly, so here's a Dropbox link:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/kauj72atj0yqemf/tasker profile.txt?dl=0
[Huawei Watch] Slide:
[MENTION=7342120]kev.r[/MENTION]

Thanks for the file, but please export it as an .xml file.

Otherwise I can not import it.

Greeting
[Huawei Watch] kev.r:
Tasker would not let me export only the profile, apparently because I don't have an SD card installed? So I exported a backup (attached). The one profile is all I have set up so if this is all you're using Tasker for, just restore from my backup and it should be a clone. I'm sure you know you'll need to change the device IDs in the tasks before it will work for you...

I'm new to Tasker, so If you know something I don't about how to export just the profile, let me know.
[Huawei Watch] tu3218:
So today was my first full day with this watch. Didn't even know this was a problem until reading this thread, and than of course trying it out on my own. The app Bluetooth Auto Connect is working perfectly for me! Here are my settings:

First option checked

Profiles: media and call audio checked

Devices: every one of your Bluetooth devices will be listed, however, only check your vehicle and the Huawei watch. Put your car first, than your watch.

Settings screen action: prompt to enable Bluetooth.

Under events the only things to have check are Bluetooth on, device disconnected, and device connected.

Leave everything else as is. This is working consistently for me and perfect. Phone connects to car fine and phone calls, and audio working perfectly. Turn car off and with in no time phone connects to watch for audio.
[Huawei Watch] duchkata:
Thx!,

I have better results with this way.
[Huawei Watch] JMHULIN:
how to fix BT devices priority

Hello,

I have a Huawei watch with an Honor 7 smartphone and I experience same issue to automatically connect to my car audio system when using it (since the move to 6.0 version). I tried BT Auto Connect but cannot manage to have car first and then phone in the BT devices list. I deleted watch and car from my phone and reconnected first car then watch but when the watch is on, it goes on the top of the device list and car doesn't connect ... Any idea on how to fix that?

Thank you for your help
[Huawei Watch] duchkata:
On your Bluetooth priority, click on the right side(where's the 3 lines) and drag and drop your car bluetooth connection on top.

Sorry for my bad english, I hope you understand what I mean.
[Huawei Watch] JMHULIN:
Hello,

thank you for your help. I finally found how to move the lines (didn't maintain enough the finger on the line...). I will test it today and keep you posted.
[Huawei Watch] kellybrf:
the app works for this problem, but totally borked the connection to my other Bluetooth devices. giving up on the speaker at this point, it's not worth the hassle
[Huawei Watch] spinkick:
I gave up the watch speaker because of this.
[Huawei Watch] pmathis:
This is a disaster in my car....makes me wish the speaker wasn't activated sometimes. Thanks to the guys above for supplying app and tasker based solutions. Hope Google sort this **** out soon.
[Huawei Watch] werner082002:
use app trigger; Simply as trigger BT, "When connecting to Radio" and as an action BT "Connect with Radio Phone / Media
[Huawei Watch] csick:
This.

I've tried Tasker, and Bluetooth Auto-Connect, but Trigger works the most reliably for me, at least on my Verizon LG G3 and Ford Fusion
[Huawei Watch] Nikog:
Hi, Trigger work fine for me. Eventually we found a solution. Thanks!
[Huawei Watch] papir:
Trigger is ok

Hello, thanks for West Warnick. Trigger I tested and it works great.

I created three profiles:

* House: When the phone is connected to the domestic wifi, bluetooth disconnect

* Exterior: when the phone is disconnected from domestic wifi, bluetooth connect

* Car: When the radio is connected, When the radio is connected, connect the watch in multimedia profile only..

(Sorry for my English, it's a Google translation).

Papir