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[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] engine95:
Make a backup first. And yes it should. It should work on any Android and S2.
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] hurray:
Hallo [MENTION=1280108]engine95[/MENTION]!

I have an unusual question: My girlfriend has dropped my lovely T810 in the sink today. :(

Now the T810 is no longer selled and only the new T813 (with new CPU) is available in the stores. Is there even the sources (to build a kernel and root (most important)) available? Till today I don't know that Samsung makes a upgraded version of the Tab S2.

So my fun with MM on my T810 don't last very long...
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] DroidIt!:
I didn't see anything that said where you're located at. I grabbed mine from BestBuy only about a month ago. There's nothing there, or Amazon, or eBay, or NewEgg...I'd be kind of surprised.
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] engine95:
That really sucks. And you just had it set up. Sorry.

I don't think TWRP will work on the 813 yet. I think [MENTION=4899305]ashyx[/MENTION] could do it if he had your recovery and boot.img. At least I think that's what he'd need.

Once you have TWRP, root should work unless Qualcomm has something different from Exynos.

As for a kernel, I don't think I would build one for Qualcomm. To much extra work for me. I could get you init.d and permissive probably. But that would be it. And I'd need source for permissive.

Keep checking and find yourself another 810. ?
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] hurray:
Thank you for your reply! I thought in the same way (new processor == much work).

It is a mess that the tablets are only give their full potential if you have a custom recovery, root-access, a permissive kernel and a deodexed system. For now I have seen the download of the actual ROM of the T813 (T813XXU1APD5 http://samsung-updates.com/device/?id=SM-T813 ) which I am downloading now but I haven't found the sources yet.

I am for sure able to order a T810 in 7-10 days but I need it for the university and all local dealers are going to sell the successor T813 (WiFi-Version) and T819 (LTE-Version) now.

But maybe I am a lucky guy as I dry the T810 over night in paper towels and now its booting up again. The fingerprint-sensor doesn't not work anymore but this is no problem. My data is safe as I back it up regulary with rsync.

I see that there is a market for water proof tablets. ;)

I will look today if I must buy a new tablet or if the T810 is not damaged that much.
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] :
In salt is the best...
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] engine95:
Use rice instead. I think salt would mess things up.

I know rice works really good.
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] jafangie:
Yes agree 100% with Engine95... And believe me French but living in Vietnam one of the best producers of rice in the world!

Jaf
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] :
miam miam ! Moi je préfère le riz de camargue ! : https://www.google.fr/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=riz de camargue

:p
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] jafangie:
Héhé! ;) It's why, I wrote one of the best! (c'est pourquoi j'ai écrit un des meilleurs!)
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] :
:highfive:
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] engine95:
Alright you two. I have no idea what you're saying. But I'm getting a big kick out of it. The best rice in the world. Lmao!

Edit. I guess I'm cheap. I use Minute rice. ?
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] :
:laugh: There is also some good Indian rices with Minute...
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] hurray:
It seems I have a survivor. [emoji41]

I let stay the T810 the whole day in the sun where it get warmed up. In the evening I turned it on and now the non functional finger print sensor is the only thing that not works. I will see if there are long term issues from the bath but for now it runs pretty fine again. [emoji3]

Thank you all four your suggestions! I don't want to buy the new Tab S2 VE with the Qualcomm Cpu, I'm happy with the running one.
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] stinka318:
Outstanding job got root then recovery then flashed this to get rid of the unwanted apps make this tab fly.....
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] ashyx:
There seems to be some confusion what systemless root is here and how it works.

System root basically means all the root binaries are pre-installed to the system partition.

So when the OS starts up the su daemon runs and you have root access.

Systemless is different in that no root binaries are installed to or files are modified in system.

This leaves the system partition clean and untouched. This is only desirable for people who want to have a stock system partition for example to retain the ability to OTA.

So what's all this boot.img patching all about.

Well chainfire worked his magic and created a script to basically modify some of the files in the boot partition ramdisk.

This does several things, it patches the init process so that a new mount point can be created for the su binaries.

The su binaries are stored in an image which gets installed to the data partition.

When the device boots the init process mounts this image as a loop device under /su

This is where all the important su binaries are.

The boot patching process also removes the Seandroid warning, this warning is meaningless and has no effect at all on whether a device will boot or not.

It also removes dm-verity checks and for some devices forced encryption.

The last stage and probably most important as it affects system and systemless root, is to patch the sepolicy which is the file that contains all the selinux permissions on what can and cannot run on a booted system.

This is how Samsung boot restriction works. The su process is denied by selinux causing a bootloop.

Chainfire patches the sepolicy permissions to allow su to run.

Regarding init.d I think now it is preferred to use system/su.d to run scripts at boot time for a rooted device.

For systemless root su.d is created under su/su.d

However here is where I'm a little unclear as to how to put scripts in su/su.d as this is created from data/su.img at boot.

It maybe that scripts have to be placed directly in the su.img

I need to look into this more.
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] hurray:
Thank your very much for these informations! It clears a lot for me how the systemless root works. :)

But for now I can't decide which one is the "better" or future proof method. Am I able to flash a new rom with the systemless version or must I make some preparations before?
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] ashyx:
The future is systemless root, this is where chainfire is taking things and is the way to go.

It makes sense not to modify the system partition as this breaks ota's and other stuff.

Also with systemless root to completely unroot it's a simply matter of restoring the stock boot image and removing data/su.img

Root apps that don't work with systemless root are simply bad apps.

Chainfire has been warning devs about how they call root in their apps for a while and some have chosen to ignore it.

If you experience an app that has issues then contact the author or get shut of it.

There are no real benefits to system root whether you modify system or not.
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] engine95:
And all this may be. But to simplify people's installs with less to no root issues, I still have to say system root.

System root is still the being used to unlock other phones. New ones anyway. I've seen HTC and LG using system root to gain root. Why Samsung is able to use systemless, I'm not sure. I have no idea about their phones. But it works on this Tab.

As I've said throughout, systemless may be the future. But tried and true lasts a long time. And always works.

When the dust settles with SU and M, and N, then will have a direction.

I haven't had any time to mess with anything lately. Trying to figure out how to fix what systemless is breaking for me, is gonna take me time for this new learning curve.

Thanks for the info. :)
[Galaxy Tab S2 Android Development] DroidIt!:
Eh, it's your work after all and you work with what you can to get things done. :) Everybody has time limits so when you get the time to get to it, then you do. I think Chainfire still had all of the systemless stuff still listed under beta and not stable, so I think you have some time. :)
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] jmateo:
Hello,

I have recently bought an HTC P3300 and I'm really interested in knowing if exists any method (software, plugin, hardware, etc...) to switch the frequency of the FM radio (f.ex. to the next preset) directly through the button inserted in the earphones cable.

Some Nokia mobile phones already have this possibility, and the same button can chnage the frequency of the FM radio and also answer if someone is calling you.

Thanks in advance
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dzlove98:
My first phone was OnePlus One, second phone was LG G4, and LG V10 was my 3rd phone.

What do these phones have in common? They all have double tap to wake / sleep!

I can't believe this feature is not present in Nexus 6P and it is unbelievable how useful this feature is. For the first few days that I'm using Nexus 6P, my method of putting the phone to sleep is... WAITING FOR THE SCREEN TIMEOUT TO KICK IN. Can you believe that? I got so used to double tap that it never crossed my mind that you can wake or sleep the phone with the power button!

Anyway, enough of rant and I am actually here looking for assistance. I did some research and it seems like Nexus 6P has the tap to wake feature but it is disabled by default. If you root the phone you can enable this feature. However, I am not overly concerned with tap to wake since I use Nexus Imprint anyway. My main focus is the ability to sleep / lock without pressing the physical power button. Is the disabled feature tap to wake only or can it also do tap to sleep / lock?

Also, are there any methods of putting Nexus 6P to sleep / lock without using the physical power button? I tried couple apps but they seem to not work properly with Nexus Imprint (meaning that I have to enter PIN or password to unlock after waking up the phone with fingerprint).
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rswain64:
If you want to double tap to lock you can set it up with gestures using Nova launcher. Believe you need prime version.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joooe:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.katecca.screenofflock
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HueleSnaiL:
You could also download a custom ROM like Chroma or Pure Nexus. They are pretty close to stock but with other goodies like double tap to sleep. They also get updated very frequently and get great support from their developers.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scoot0073:
I am looking for the same, prefer to keep stock ROM and just do a build.prop edit or flashable .Zip
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Heisenberg:
Pretty sure there's a thread detailing how to enable this on the stock ROM in our apps/themes section.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GKalle:
http://xdaforums.com/android/apps-games/app-fingerprint-to-unlock-t3466549
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] schwartz.matthew.e:
Nova with root and voilà! It's under the "gestures" section. Select "double tap" and tell it what to do. It is double tap on the home screen only though, fyi.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JeanPierreD:
Hi, I found tons of links on "How to replace KingUser with SuperSU " but nowhere the reason why I should do it !

I am preparing to Root my tablet ( NeuTab N7 Pro) and I intend to do with King Root . Can anyone tell me why KingUser is so targeted ?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HiwayEC:
It kingroot comes as an app on playstore. So no need for a pc.

---------- Post added at 03:37 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:13 PM ----------

Some devices will not root. So you have to try different apps and ways. Till success. As far as a dislike it all depends if it works for you or your device.

---------- Post added at 04:29 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:37 PM ----------

https://mega.nz/#F!WxNmXRqC This you can try root with.

---------- Post added at 04:35 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:29 PM ----------

Sorry wrong one try this one.https://mega.nz/#F!WxNmXRqC!291yE2InnIR5Zk-VtnGutA
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JeanPierreD:
Sorry but I don't see what this has to do with my initial qusetion - KingUser
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HiwayEC:
As far as I know it is just preference. Different ways to rooting and if it will work for your device. Sorry if I got off topic.

---------- Post added at 04:59 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:53 PM ----------

Maybe someone will come along and have a better answer. Hopefully
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JeanPierreD:
Thank you HiwayEC,

What I have read is about security risks from KingUser. My device is a simple little tablet with only Wi-Fi.

It is my first Android device that I have. Mostly to learn and explore Android.

I would like to know what kind of risk people encountered with KingUser, if any.

Thanks again.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HiwayEC:
Your welcome sorry I could not help better.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sourcezax:
Hi,

Rooted a tablet with kingroot. Fast and Cool :)

The root comes with a supersu like app. I removed it (and all king apps) and replaced it by Supersu because :

I'm used to use Supersu

I don't like the provided su app, but it does what we needs, and it does well.

I don't know nothing about kingroot and its creators.

Overall, it works very well, and I like it (Else if i use it mainly when i can't find an another way to root device).
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HiwayEC:
Glad you got it rooted. There is so much more you can do when rooted.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zelendel:
The risks are that during root it connects to a Chinese server where it uploads your IMEI as well as other info. It is also not a real root solution more of a temp root. Most developers won't use it even if it's the only option available for their device.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JeanPierreD:
Well thank you Zelendel.

But you see, my NeuTab is a small tablet, Wi-Fi only. So it does not have EMEI. More, I have no intentions, neither knowledge, to make developments on it.

I just want to use to learn Android, experience new ROM and such. So Ithink that I will keep it rooted with King Root. Men I will have a device more robust, I will remember your suggestions.

Thank you again and have a nice day.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zelendel:
To be honest you won't learn alot with it and there will most likely be no roms for it. Also every device has an IMEI number. It's like the serial number.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] f4bry90:
Hello everybody,

I downloaded Android cm-13 sources to start developing and I'm trying to import it on Intellij following instructions on cyanogemod wiki (that says to run: make idegen ecc.).

First time I ran "make idegen" I got an error message saying that my java version is wrong ( I had Oracle java 8, instead of Openjdk 7 needed) so I removed my java and I tried to install openjdk 7 but unsuccessfully because there a lot of dependencies that cannot be installed cause of old versions. (I'm working on last version of Kali linux, I don't know if it could be the problem). Anyway I finally installed openjdk but version 8 thinking that should be the same but I still get the error message about my java version and that version 7 is needed.

Any ideas about it?

Thanks guys.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] f4bry90:
UP

I removed Kali linux cause of other problems and keep it on a usb stick as live os. Now i'm working on Xubuntu 16.04, i redownloaded sources, packages needed but still have problems with openjdk version. Openjdk 7 is not in repositories and i cannot find it through internet, I reinstalled openjdk 8 but still get error message as above.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] f4bry90:
I solved adding openjdk repository and installing version 7.

Now i'm trying to import project in Intellij but, when i launch "development/tools/idegen/idegen.sh", this is the ouput:

Couldn't find host out directory. Make sure ANDROID_HOST_OUT is in your environment.

I googled it but didn't find anything.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] f4bry90:
I solved the last problem, I'm stupid XD i exported the variable (ANDROID_HOST_OUT) but then i was calling idegen.sh as root so it didn't recognize the variable.

Anyway, now I started Idea to import android.ipr (as wrote on cyanogen wiki) but a new error occurred:

"Couldn't import anything from ...path/android.ipr"

Googled but nothing. Any1?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] f4bry90:
Solved. "Open" and not "import".
[Moto E Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Keeper_13:
Someone already tried install camera from another phone?

How i see on photos XT1528 (2 gen) and moto g XT1038(maybe) XT1045 both have same connection type and maybe same size. But this cameras have autofocus, against xt1019.

I found modules on ebay, price arround $11, but shipping US only.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] mruizco:
Is there any debloated stock rom for the tmobile note 5..I just to remember the cleanrom from scottrom. I'm looking for something like that stable stock rom ..thanks
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] Misterjunky:
re: stock rooted rom

The closest thing you will find is [MENTION=4454815]jovy23[/MENTION] 's stock rooted MM 6.01 rom.

Here is the link to the rom: http://xdaforums.com/tmobile-galaxy-note5/development/rom-n920tuvu1boh4-5-1-1-deodexed-ciq-t3194270

It's an excellent stock rom but it's not debloaded.

You can debloat the rom yourself easily.

Good luck,

Have a great day!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] mruizco:
You too and Thank you so much for your help..
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] forkoding:
I have a huawei p6-b520-4.4.2 kk

And my status bar look like this

fs5.**directupload**.net**/images/160506/nwqaqzb3.jpg

But my friend's status bar look like this

fs5**.directupload**.net**/images/160506/ah6of2nh.png

And the theme is different too

Note:

Remove the ** from the link I'm new so I cannot post links

Can any one tell me why ?:confused:

Thanks
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] shawndh:
I'm using Mechle's O2 Premium ROM with the included Voice Dial software. I just tried MS Voice Command 1.6 to compare, and I didn't like it. After uninstall, my voice tags were removed and my BT car Kit no longer works correctly. I tried to delete the device and add it again but it's still not working correctly.

I'm using the BT Parrot kit, and now when I push the talk button, it just opens the phone dialer, instead of Voice Dialer, and mutes the radio. I believe it's just a registry change, but don't know what to look for. Can someone point me right direction to fix this?

Also, I can't activate Voice Dialer from the wired headset. Just redial with double press.
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] shawndh:
Hard reset always fixes the problem.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] diedmaster:
Why are there no Cyanogemod for S5 NEO (Sm-G903F)? I read everywhere because its the Processor (Exynos).. But WHERE is the Problem?! S5 Neo is opensource and downloadable:

(cant post links now sorry, replaces ";" with ".")

www;opensource;samsung;com/reception/receptionSub;do?method=sub&sub=F&searchValue=SM-G903F
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WILMANS2M:
Lack of developpers.

Envoyé de mon GT-I9505 en utilisant Tapatalk
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] diedmaster:
Nope, that CANT be the reason because, look on other exynos devices, there not really roms (except S7 (Edge) now).

Are the ANY tutorials for building Cyanogenmod on Myself? If Yes, can you send me one? Bc. I dont find really tutorials to do and I dont know how
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WILMANS2M:
You should ask LastStandingDroid. He tried but got problems adapting kernel.

Envoyé de mon GT-I9505 en utilisant Tapatalk
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] diedmaster:
[MENTION=3137623]lasts[/MENTION]tadndingDroid ? :D
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WILMANS2M:
[MENTION=4435346]LastStandingDroid[/MENTION]
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] diedmaster:
thanks ^^'
[Mate 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] manesag:
Hey everyone,

Really thinking about getting the Mate 8 in 32gb black. I use tmobile in the USA, is LTE and Volte enabled and working or no?

Also which version should I get?

Thanks
[Mate 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kickassdave:
Don't think it matters too much which version you get. T-Mobile should be fine with International version (29) but I'd rather someone confirm as I'm relatively new to the device.

It's a very smooth and fast phone. Loving it here (UK) ;)

Only major annoyance so far is the lack of themes which theme the full system for EMUI V4.
[Mate 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] manesag:
Awesome thank you! Where is the best place to buy the L29?
[Mate 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kickassdave:
Check out Aliexpress. Just having a read around and both the AL10 and AL29 models should be fine.
[Mate 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kunalmalviya:
Using the L29 model here in USA with T-mobile. I think this phone is very underrated and it's one of the most powerful phones I have used. I have been using a new phone every year since 2008 but I think Mate 8 is gonna break that pattern for me. Either I may get mate 9 or continue using this as long as I can.

Things I like about this phone

- Battery life (easy 2 days with about 6 hours of screen on time)

- Its super fast

- Mocha brown looks sexy

The only downside for most people will be the EMUI(I have started liking it though). It will be nice if there is some CM development for the device which seems unlikely at this point. But IMO the combination of EMUI and the hardware makes all the difference in Mate 8. I am not sure if battery life would be same if I put CM onto this.

I'd suggest you checkout ebay. I got mine for around $575 (with $50 in ebay bucks) making it $525.
[Mate 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rowihel2012:
for cpu .battary.screen .smooth yea

for cam no
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] Thefireballkid:
Yesterday I used sunshine to unlock bootloader and achieve S-off. That worked perfectly. Then later on I flashed the latest version of TWRP using adb like always. I rebooted after that before doing anything else and all was well. Then I flashed supersu through TWRP and was not able to make it past the Verizon screen. I tried rebooting, clearing cache, even a factory reset all through recovery and was never able to boot. Ended up having to do ruu to get back. I don't know what went wrong. Here are some possibilities in my mind:

1. Bad copy of supersu.

2. Flashed from sd card mounted as internal storage.

3. Had box checked in twrp to reboot after install. Therefore not clearing cache before reboot.

These are the only things I can think of, primarily number 2. Any ideas?
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] dottat:
Which version of supersu? 2.65 worked best. Some lead to boot loops.
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] Thefireballkid:
I don't remember the version and apparently I deleted the file already. I will try with that version. Adopted sd card shouldn't have had an effect though, right?
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] dottat:
No. The more likely culprit was the supersu version you used since it has to patch boot.
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] Thefireballkid:
This was the problem. 2.65 worked perfectly. Thank you.
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] dottat:
No problem.
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] woodfinx:
This thread saved me a lot of time, frustration, and hair.

Thank you, thank you, thank you!
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] Ammy0483:
Fortunave ?? Its for 530h or 531h
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] kn06497:
g530H xcu baseband
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] ayushgupta87:
will this run perfectly on g530h xxu baseband?
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] bk2601:
Can i use this for G530FZ?
[Galaxy Grand Prime Android Development] Ammy0483:
No xxu and xcu have different libs so if you are planning to install it on xxu get ready for lots of bugs