yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] angrymasteryoda:
I bought this phone not knowing that at&t locks some features i want that T-mobile uses. So i am looking for some help in how to remove at&t and install T-Mobile's firmware. I have never rooted a phone, so the simpler the better. Can i also make a backup of the way it is now so if i mess it up i can go back. Thanks for any help you can provide.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shivadow:
First, find out if att allow unlocking of the bootloader. If they do you need to:

OTA update the phone to its latest firmware while you can.

Enable developer setting on the phone.

Enable usb debugging.

Enable "allow oem unlock.

Plug your phone into a pc and install android sdk and htc sync.

Uninstall htc sync but keep the drivers.

Web browser to htcdev and follow the steps to unlock the bootloader.

Download and verify twrp 2.9.0.1 and supersu 2.65.

Flash twrp 2.9.0.1.

MAKE A BACKUP OF YOUR SYSTEM VIA TWRP, DO NOT FORGET.

Flash supersu 2.65.

Download, verify and install sunshine.apk and follow the instructions to s-off the phone.

Pay the $25, it's worth it and necessary.

Change your cid to supercid

Flash any m9 rom from any region.

Win.
[General Accessories] FALCON-LORD:
I am currently trying to get a Cardo Scala Rider FM headset (Not A2DP Compliant) to play music and receive GPS Voice commands from my HTC P3600I/Dopod D810/Trinity (Whichever name floats your boat)

I have now gone through the steps in these two threads

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=278778

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=306642

Also attempted to work with these two “apps”

http://sheehantu.wordpress.com/2007/05/25/enabling-a2dp-on-windows-mobile-5-phones/

http://www.pdaphonehome.com/forums/...luetooth-headset.html?perpage=20&pagenumber=1

From what I can see the key factors are that the following registry values are set. Though somehow non of the toys above is doing that reliably.

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\OEM\VoiceCommand]

"LaunchApEnable"=dWord:0

"VoiceCmdDuration"=dWord:15180

Are these the only necessary things to change & How do I reliably manage this

Thanks
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Calvin Hogg:
Hi everyone.

After trying multiple custom ROMs for the Google Nexus 7 2012 (nakasi/grouper), I decided to flash the stock 4.1.0 factory image. However, as my Nexus 7 came with 4.1.2, I flashed everything in the 4.1.0 factory image, except for the boot.img, for which I used the 4.1.2 version. I used the bootloader included in the 4.1.0 factory image.

I then locked the bootloader, and booted Android. Everything was working fine, however after rebooting it, the Nexus 7 seemed to be hard-bricked. There were no visible signs of charging, and I couldn't access the bootloader, recovery or system. I was able to access APX mode, which my Windows 10 laptop recognized. Having hard-bricked a Nexus 7 years ago, I took precautions and used NvFlash to backup the proprietary files from my Nexus 7.

I've tried holding the power and volume buttons for several minutes, charging it overnight (with different chargers and via USB and AC), and even disconnecting the battery from the motherboard for a whole hour.

It was working ever since early September 2015, when I purchased it from TradeMe.

Can anyone tell me how to unbrick my Nexus 7? Help would be greatly appreciated.

Also, what's the point of backing up NvFlash files if there's no way to restore the bootloader?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NonfatGinger:
Have you tried using the Nexus Rootkit? I had a similar issue with my Nexus (2012 version) and that cleared it up.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Calvin Hogg:
Do you mean the Nexus Root Toolkit? Yes, I'm very familiar with it, but unfortunately as I can only access APX mode, the NRT isn't much use.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NonfatGinger:
Yes, Nexus root toolkit* my bad.

Cursed be yon ancient technology... You say you bricked a year ago?

Have you used CMD and ADB on your PC?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Calvin Hogg:
I bought my first Nexus 7 in January 2013 and accidentally bricked it in October 2013. Then, in September 2015 I bought another one. In February 2016, I used NvFlash to backup the proprietary files from the device, which can apparently be used to unbrick it via APX mode. However, I have no idea how to restore the bootloader.

ADB and Fastboot aren't supported in APX mode, as APX operates on an even lower level than the bootloader.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NonfatGinger:
Indeed. This is the place to look I'd say. However, I have no idea how to restore it either. Sorry my friend.

Aye... Thats no good. What purpose does APX serve if it causes the device to be inaccessible? I'm not entirely familiar with APX..
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Calvin Hogg:
Neither am I. Apparently restoring the bootloader is possible on an ASUS Transformer, but that device has a different partition location, so I'm guessing I'll need the right number for my Nexus 7.

Maybe I should call it quits. I mean, I have a Nexus 4 in poor condition, and a Nexus 7 2013 (and my bricked Nexus 7 2012, of course). I'm thinking of buying a Motorola Moto G 2014 once I've saved up enough.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NonfatGinger:
Yeah... the easiest thing would be to just leave it be... I just bought mine for $30 on ebay. In perfect condition. Do some looking if you really have your heart set on having it.

And I'd say its worth saving the extra bit and going for the Moto X. The specs are much much higher and its still fairly affordable.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Calvin Hogg:
Thread closed. After some experimenting, I finally reflashed the bootloader!
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Glpcha:
Care to share the solution?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Calvin Hogg:
I've made a guide on XDA about how to do it, but type "nvflash -r --download 4 x.IMG" replacing "x" with a bootloader from a factory image.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Calvin Hogg:
http://xdaforums.com/nexus-7/general/tutorial-how-to-unbrick-nexus-7-using-t3342364
[Nextbit Robin] [deXter]:
Unmodified factory images extracted from the Robin - Updated for Android 6.0.1 build 00WW_1_450 (released on 07 Oct 2016)

This is flashable zip, and it requires TWRP. Note that while the zip includes the boot.img, it doesn't include the recovery - so you can continue using TWRP if you've flashed it. If you wish to return to 100% stock, flash the included recovery.img file as well.

Download:

https://www.androidfilehost.com/f/Robin-Factory-Images

Note: If your Robin is currently unencrypted and you want it to remain that way, don't forget to flash the modified boot.img immediately after flashing the ROM, or else your device will become encrypted again.

Note:The official fastboot images can be found here: https://community.nextbit.com/t5/Tools/Nextbit-Robin-Factory-Images/m-p/10649

Disclaimer: The files and instructions provided herein are meant for users who understand and accept the risks of flashing firmware files. I will not be held responsible for any loss or damages that could occur as a result of following these instructions, downloading or flashing these files.
[Nextbit Robin] Nextbit_Khang:
Good job [MENTION=1165754][deXter][/MENTION]! We'll get the official ones posted soon.
[Nextbit Robin] daavm:
Thanks for posting that!

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[Nextbit Robin] Nickamina:
Any news Khang? Not to push, but I remember you saying your original plan was to get these out by the end of the month.
[Nextbit Robin] Nextbit_Khang:
Hey [MENTION=4189152]Nickamina[/MENTION] - Foxconn is working with us, but it's been slow going. We don't have an ETA just yet, but are hoping soon we'll have the factory images available since people have been having trouble with the OTA (if they have TWRP installed).
[Nextbit Robin] kanded:
the update zip is corrupt, i believe it so. thts why ppl keep getting error in update.
[Nextbit Robin] lordlittlebrooks:
i second that. did the update today. went to stock recovery. little robot and everything. got about 1/4 of the way and went to stock recovery menu. wiped data and cache thinking that it had finished the update. now i have a robin that won't boot. i did not wipe system, but the phone will not boot. any thoughts on how to get it back up and running? adb twrp and then flash stock image from this thread? any help would be appreciated.
[Nextbit Robin] daavm:
[MENTION=3515018]lordlittlebrooks[/MENTION] yes, enter twrp and push the system image and mentioned above

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[Nextbit Robin] [deXter]:
Hi all,

I've uploaded the factory images for the new build 00WW1_19F (released on 29th March).

Please see the updated OP for full instructions. :)
[Nextbit Robin] PhlexPlexico:
So being a flashable zip in TWRP, would it be possible to just sideload? Or push and move to /cache/ since my data is encrypted? If so, just flash and wipe cache and I'll be golden then? Thanks!
[Nextbit Robin] [deXter]:
Both sideloading and flashing from /cache should be possible, in theory. I'm currently running unencrypted so I can't confirm, so I would be interested to see what your results are. :)
[Nextbit Robin] PhlexPlexico:
Alright, well I'll do this when I get home then, seems like a more reliable way than unrooting and going back to stock to update!

The only thing that gets me is not being able to wipe dalvik through recovery though. Is it possible to wipe beforehand on terminal emulator, and then continue on through recovery by any chance?
[Nextbit Robin] [deXter]:
su

cd /data

rm -rf dalvik-cache

mkdir dalvik-cache

chmod 0771 dalvik-cache

Don't forget to reboot immediately, or else apps may start to crash and weird things will happen.
[Nextbit Robin] PhlexPlexico:
Would it be possible just to:

cd /data/dalvik-cache

rm -f *

Reboot

Could I do that since I won't have to mess with chmod as well? I mean, it's obviously no big deal but would this work too?
[Nextbit Robin] [deXter]:
No, because the dalvik-cache contains sub-folders.

You could rm -rf the sub-folders if you wanted to though, but that's just extra commands.
[Nextbit Robin] [deXter]:
I just tested this out in the terminal - you could cd to the dalvik-cache folder and run "rm -rf *". This will get rid of all the files and subfolders in the dalvik-cache folder, and you don't have to mess with the permissions. :)
[Nextbit Robin] PhlexPlexico:
Oh perfect! Thanks!
[Nextbit Robin] PhlexPlexico:
Sorry about the double post, but here's an update so far. Gonna try sideloading next but when I tried to move it to cache adb spat out an error stating: failed to copy 'update.zip' to '/cache//update.zip': No space left on device

So yeah, will try sideloading in a little bit here!

Alright! Went through sideload and so far success! Here's the steps that I did:

1) Get Terminal Emulator

1.a) su

1.b) cd /data/dalvik-cache/

1.c) rm -rf *

1.d) reboot recovery

2) Navigate to sideload feature (Advanced -> ADB Sideload)

3) On PC (got superSU back because I like my root)

G:\Users\XXXX\Downloads>adb sideload update.zip
Total xfer: 1.00x

G:\Users\XXXX\Downloads>adb sideload BETA-SuperSU-v2.68-20160228150503.zip
Total xfer: 1.56x

G:\Users\XXXX\Downloads>

Afterwards, wiped cache from recovery, and rebooted! Now just optimizing apps! May install xposed here after all is said and done, but seems to be golden! Thanks Dexter! You may have to teach me how to create some of these update zips!
[Nextbit Robin] mnp:
Sorry, dumb question that everyone hates. I'm currently rooted, unencrypted with TWRP installed: is it possible to just dirty flash over the top of my current ROM and not lose my system data without losing everything and then flash the no-encryption zip?

Thanks a lot.
[Nextbit Robin] [deXter]:
Yep you can dirty flash. Just make sure you flash the no-encryption mod, followed by supersu immediately after (in that order).
[Nextbit Robin] mnp:
Brill thanks deXter. Will give that a flash shortly. Looking forward to the late April update [emoji4]
[Nextbit Robin] varun.gid:
I'm still awaiting a 6.0.1 update! Any news Nextbit!?
[Nextbit Robin] [deXter]:
I'm sure you've already heard the news, but 6.0.1 is out now. :) I've updated the flashable zip as well as the unencrypted boot.img.
[Nextbit Robin] mnp:
Just dirty flashed it, installed nonencypt zip, superSU, XPOSED 83 and all good so far. Thanks for your work.

I did for a moment think it had soft bricked as it rebooted twice then stayed on the pre boot screen for about 30seconds! But all good after a tense minute.
[Nextbit Robin] cyanisblue:
Thanks for providing this. I may need it in the future. Also from NZ :p
[Nextbit Robin] [deXter]:
Yay! I thought I was the only one here with a Robin - glad to see that I'm not alone! :)

If you have the time, you should pop by at Geekzone's Robin Owners thread, and chip in with your experiences. I've managed to convince someone else to buy a Robin too, so there could soon be three of us in NZ! THREE! :D
[Nextbit Robin] varun.gid:
So after flashing this through TWRP, i have to flash SU and xposed again right?
[Nextbit Robin] mnp:
Yep, and the nonencryption zip if you need it after the ROM.
[Nextbit Robin] oldpreowner:
Thanks for the zip, seems snappier than the last release!
[Nextbit Robin] PhlexPlexico:
Hey Dexter! Any ideas if you'll be updating for this latest release? If not, would it be safe to unzip, replace the boot, system, data, etc from the stock images and rezip with the same script and would it do its thing and flash the latest update?
[Nextbit Robin] [deXter]:
Hi. I'd hold off from the upgrade if I were you. There have been several reports of phones being bricked because of the latest OTA. I'm waiting for Nextbit's response first before I update the zip files. But yes, if you want you can replace the .img files in the zip file with the stock images (boot.img and system.img) and it should work fine.
[Nextbit Robin] Nextbit_Khang:
Indeed. The OTA causes bootloop for rooted devices. We're looking into this.
[Nextbit Robin] PhlexPlexico:
So on community it was because of the OTA, but I haven't heard anyone bricking from fastboot flashing the image? Can someone confirm or deny that someone has bootloops from just flashing the factory image via fastboot. If it doesn't, does that mean the flashable zip would work? [MENTION=7221422]Nextbit_Khang[/MENTION]
[Nextbit Robin] Nextbit_Khang:
If someone flashes the OTA via fastboot, you will probably need to wipe - I haven't tried this myself, so be careful. I think NOT wiping is what may screw up the flashing.
[Nextbit Robin] PhlexPlexico:
Alright thanks Khang! I think I'll do a full wipe of my device (data and all, sigh) and move onto the new update. Maybe it'll also fix a few problems, but also get me off of root for awhile to see if I can handle that until OTA flashing with root doesn't bootloop the phone, but is that even possible?
[Nextbit Robin] anshulajain:
[deXter], many thanks for the excellent work on TWRP-able images for the Robin! Do you plan to support creating TWRP images going forward? The one part that is holding me back on the Robin is the lack of official zip images that are TWRP friendly. Your stock ROMs fill that void.
[Nextbit Robin] UltraM8:
Hi guys! Is there any preset picker for arkamys presets? I'm porting it to other devices, everything works, except i couldn't find a switcher)
[Nextbit Robin] mackay508:
Tried installing the update completely stock but during the initial setup I get an update then after it installs I get this:

Nextbit/NBQ_00WW_FIH/NQB_BSP

6.0.1/MMB29M/00W_1_380

user/release-keys

Supported API: 3

Finding update package

Opening update package

Installing update

system partition has unexpected contents

E:Error in @/cache/recovery/block.map

(status 7)

Installation aborted.

The phone turn's on and when it gets to the Robin splash screen it then reboots to recovery mode. I imagine it will be the OTA but I dont see a way to bypass it.
[Nextbit Robin] lionruler2:
Any chance of the October update?
[Nextbit Robin] [deXter]:
Updated.
[Nextbit Robin] makbomb:
Thanks [MENTION=1165754][deXter][/MENTION] for saving my ASS! I was attempting to clean flash the last Dirty Unicorns 'M' Weekly. All went well, until, upon initial setup, I received a 460+MB System Update prompt. I foolishly hadn't taken a Nandroid, so your zip was much needed. [MENTION=278184]khang[/MENTION]: any clue as to why the OTA still came through? Thanks guys!
[Nextbit Robin] [deXter]:
Glad the zip helped. :) Are you saying you got the stock OTA prompt while you were in the Dirty Unicorns ROM? Because that shouldn't happen, since it's an AOSP ROM.. Unless it was DU'S OTA and not Nextbit's...
[Nextbit Robin] makbomb:
Thanks, [deXter] , and yes, I got the prompt upon initial setup on DU, right after flashing, on first boot. See the attached photo here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6F99Z-fytrYUTdWdlVlZk9ZVzA/view?usp=sharing
[Nextbit Robin] zibo29:
Hi everybody! Just receveid the OTA notification to try Nougat Beta on Robin

I'm currentyl on 6.0.1 1450 rooted with twrp

I would like to try Nougat but staying rooted (and with encyption disabled) - is alreayd any boot.img modified to disable encryption? And also is the zip available to flash it from root?

I don't want to revert to stock losing my settings

So I need the zip file, and modified boot.img and then I can try nougat flashing with twrp on top of my current setup right?

Thanks!
[Nextbit Robin] GigahurtzUK:
Thank you for these. Much appreciated.
[Nextbit Robin] Franzferdinan51:
Don't suppose you got ahold of the nougat beta and have it as a zip
[Nextbit Robin] valhallen.282:
The install seems to be individual to reach device. So no.. Sharing doesn't really seem functional. Also this needs to be on the Nextbit community page.
[Nextbit Robin] Djoec1983:
I'm on Omnirom 7.1.1 if I flash this will I have issues going back to mm from nougat? Thanks
[Nextbit Robin] VenomMOD:
You should be fine as long as you do a clean flash.
[Nextbit Robin] shaggy5991:
Any chance of getting the 7.0 flashable zip soon :)
[Nextbit Robin] ShadowBlaze80:
Is there any possibility of a nougat flash able stock rom?
[Nextbit Robin] kkoommbb:
Thanks for your rom!

Could you provide valid update.zip file only boot.img?
[Other Tools & General Discussion] markazie:
Hi

I want to remove one item from setting

For example I want to remove chat Background at this picrure:

picpaste.com/pics/Screenshot_2016-03-20-18-40-49-yrrc5Aaz.1458488917.jpeg

Need to edit which file after decompile?

BR
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dawells12:
Hello,

I have a lg g2 d800. I was trying to flash the latest cyanogenmod 13.0 snapshot. I was on cyanogenmod 12.1 the older june snapshot. I booted into recovery and stupidly did not make a backup because I am an idiot. I did a reset before I flashed the rom ( system, cache, dalvik). I flashed the rom and gapps and there were not any problems. I try to reboot the phone and it is just stuck in a boot loop. I have twrp installed. I can access twrp fine. I just need some tips on getting a different nightly or snapshot (I will probably use an older 12.1 snapshot) onto my phone to flash it.

Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Syed Muneeb:
How to use package disabler pro on my s6 rooted?
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] jpzex:
Hello guys, I am now presenting my first great work.

This Rom is made for GTi8262b, I don't know if it works on any other variant, flash it at your own risk.

TWRP Recovery Recommended

[IMG="5TOCKMod Logo"]http://i.imgur.com/m7Iq9vE.png[/IMG]​

- Based on Stock 4.1.2 Rom

- Deodexed

- Optimized

- Zipaligned

- Some apps changed to CyanogenMod version (Calendar, Camera, Gallery, Email, Messaging, Terminal, Package Installer, File Manager, Apollo, etc)

- Added useful apps (Flash Player, MX Player, Gapps, ColorNote, Hacker's Keyboard, Zeam Launcher, New Pipe, etc)

- Added Xposed Installer (credits to [MENTION=4419114]rovo89[/MENTION]) and Viper4Android FX (credits to [MENTION=3901724]zhuhang[/MENTION])

- Debloated

- init.d support

- Modded Infinity ∞ Kernel (original kernel thanks to [MENTION=4449607]hell_lock[/MENTION])

>> FEATURES <<

Energy Switch

There are 3 modes:

Economy

Performance

Normal

1 - Power off second core + kill mpdecision + conservative governor

2 - both CPUs online at full power (performance governor) + mpdecision kill

3 - returns to stock behaviour ( mpdecision on + conservative governor + CPUs free to turn on/off)

Energy Watcher

Hooks to the Energy Module and turns the Economy mode on while screen off, returning to previous mode on screen on.

IMPORTANT:

BOTH FEATURES ABOVE WERE DEVELOPED BY ME AND THEY CAN BE TURNED ON THROUGH THE TERMINAL BY TYPING:

-> For Energy Switch:

"eco"

"power"

(They work as switches, if "eco" is on and then you type "eco" again, you get to "Normal", and if you're in "eco" and type "power" you get to "Performance")

-> For Energy Watcher:

"energy_watch"

(it keeps watching if screen is on/off and takes care of the auto mode changing, going back to previous user set when screen on)

Apps Zipaligner

"zipalign-apps" on terminal

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# DarkyROM 2011

# Much faster zipalign.

# Changelog:

# 1.2 (17/1/11) Added /data/zipalign.db file for faster apk check (ninpo,Bo$s)

# 1.1 (12/1/09) Switched to zipalign -c 4 to check the apk instead of MD5 (oknowton)

# 1.0 (11/30/09) Original

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Tweaks from:

Adrenaline Engine

V6Supercharger

Ultima Speed-up Pack (NOCLEAN Edition)

Geeky Engine

3C Toolbox

Pimp My Rom

I have tested and I am using this rom right now, any bugs or questions, email me: My Email

Download:

MediaFire UPDATED LINK

Thanks to [MENTION=6927464]taufik 130998[/MENTION] for fixing zip file

Please vote the poll​
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] gabaga:
а фото можно
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] jpzex:
Sorry, could you please write in english/spanish ?
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] gabaga:
photo can be
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] jpzex:
I don't understand what you're saying
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] iliduka:
Can you upload some screenshots
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] jpzex:
So, this ROM is based on stock 4.1.2. No difference at all, except 'zeam launcher', which is replacing touchwiz original launcher. No interface changes or graphical differences, mostly tweaked and optimized. Got it?
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] iliduka:
Ok ...got it.. I have GT I8262 DDNB1 version... do you think will work?
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] jpzex:
Yes I think so. Remember to use twrp recovery to install and to make a nandroid backup of you system partition. Good luck!
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] iliduka:
doesn't work....didn't even install...
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] jpzex:
could you please send me the recovery log? send to my mail, on 1st post
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] jpzex:
For those who had install failure

I am rebuilding the installation script to make it compatible with any recovery, seen that the error were due to compatibility eroors. I am updating the ZIP package and updating the download link as soon as possible. Sorry for all this guys.
[MENTION=5411072]iliduka[/MENTION]
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] iliduka:
I used the TWRP recovery
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] jpzex:
Thread updated with new working zip
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] anvesh583:
Not working

@ jpzex the ROM is fast and fluid.But there are some bugs like screenshot not saving, gapps process stopping, gallery force closing:( .Uploading the pictures below. Please resolve the bugs.
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] jpzex:
My Core is broken at the moment, I'll try to fix it as fast as possible to keep on this project. Maybe soon it'll be back.