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[Sprint LG G2] Revan365:
Ok, so this all started way way way back when I tried to update twrp (maybe back in august?) and well, after doing so there was no recovery and trying to boot it gave me a secure boot certificate error. Fast forward to today. I follow a guide located around here, flashed the files needed through linux and the phone seemed to be taking them. Well... now it won't turn on at all. Hooking it up in windows shows no sign of life, the phone isn't charging and just no general response from it. Any suggestions?

If its any help it was on a lollipop rom when all of this started.
[Sprint LG G2] Tech core:
I think you are stuck on qdloader 9008 mode connect your phone to your windows pc then hold the power button to see any response
[Sprint LG G2] Revan365:
No response from the phone. Just a nice black screen
[Sprint LG G2] Tech core:
NO i ment is that try connect the phone to the pc open device manager and hold the power and vol up buttons of course the phone wont turn on if it is in hard bricked state but it will atleast show its emergency download state on your device manager
[Droid Turbo 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] reiteravi:
what is this himecontrolservice.apk in the sdcard ?
[Huawei MediaPad X2] fooshack:
Is the MM OTA ever coming?
[Networking] melomovic:
Mod Edit by [MENTION=4036181]Darth[/MENTION] Not on XDA thanks! Thread closed.
[Networking] melomovic:
And so again, my post is being ignored.
[Networking] nlfnisthar01:
If only that was possible
[Networking] 西村大一:
No way. This thread should be shut down. Do not even mention free internet, there is no way. Posting about it even though it is impossible is, simply put, dumb.
[Networking] melomovic:
Why should thread be shut down. And what's making em impossible. I'm just outta tricks now, due to the present condition of the country, sometimes we hack servers then surf free. So what really is you on about Impossible.
[Huawei Watch] gtaguitar7596:
i was trying to flash the 2.0 update to my watch. i was in command prompt and was typing in the codes then my watch rebooted into recovery i was able to get my watch back into fastboot mode but now adb isnt recognizing my device and the watch doesnt have any software on it what do i do ?!
[Huawei Watch] fouad_2001:
Same for me what do I do ? Now when I turn on recovery appears for 2 sec then black screen and over and over again looks like I don't have software installed what do I do ?
[Huawei Watch] SkillfulMmd:
I also got the same issue I clicked on recover in the bootloader as everytime I tried to run the following step: Execute the flash-all script by typing flash-all.sh or, in the case of Windows, flash-all.bat.

Set up the watch and begin testing it would just say adb does not recognise this command.

I am now stuck in a cycle of not being access the device in ADB to flash say TWRP or get it to even boot, the only thing I can do is get it back to the boot loader.
[Huawei Watch] SkillfulMmd:
OK, so the good news is we didn't brick out watches :)

First thing is first you will need to get back into the watches boot-loader to do this follow the steps below:

1. Hold the power button down until the Huawei logo show's up

2.As soon as the watch vibrates let go of the power button and do one quick short press of the power button again

3. If you did this right the boot-loader should appear if not you will feel another vibration and will have to start over

Now that you are back in the Boot-loader put the watch back on the dock and plug it into your pc. Fire up ADB and fastboot minimal (Get it here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2317790). Install this and drag the contents of the Sturgeon-nvd file you downloaded from the android site (this is the Android Wear 2.0 preview image) into the same folder that the minimal ADB is installed in like so:

http://i.imgur.com/Vw8sUo1.png

Now double click the Flash-all.bat file in the folder and you should see it processing on the ADB window.
[Huawei Watch] shywolf28:
Did you unzip the folder and placed it in the ad folder location?
[Huawei Watch] Scott:
Just an FYI: ADB is not what is used to flash .img files. Its fastboot. When you are in bootloader mode are you in fastboot mode and would use fastboot commands. Its normal for ADB not to see a device in fastboot mode.
[XDA Assist] IacobIonut-DW:
I have a lot of ported touch recovery and touchscreen didn't compatible with any custom touch recovery [twrp,carliv etc]....

Any have how to fix it ? Or what i need to add this support ?
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DROIDESP:
So I took the N preview and broke my TWRP install, it refuses to mount system no matter what I put in, how I have the password set etc.. I know it has been covered ad nauseum. I just have not had the time to work on it or revert to factory. Today I got the notification for the new N Preview OTA and I would like to take it but when it downloads and reboots it goes into TWRP and asks me to mount the partition (which does not work). Anyway around this? Any help would greatly be appreciated.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Swift_LawnGnome:
I cannot even get into TWRP, I get stuck on the splash screen. How did you actually get into the menu? Are you using 3.0.2?
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DROIDESP:
I tried on 3.0.2 and 2.8.7.2 (Which is what is currently installed) Both would get passed the menu, neither would mount. I just want to take the OTA if possible!! :)
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tatico28:
use the Nexus Root ToolKit to go back to stock.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DROIDESP:
Might as well just flash the new image instead of taking the OTA, right? Same effect just one less step?
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tatico28:
You can flash the stock recovery too.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DROIDESP:
NRT - Boots TWRP to flash the stock recovery, and when you can't mount it fails when it does the push. After your suggestions, first thing I tried!! If I don't mount and click cancel I can get into TWRP and it accepts commands from cmd line or NRT but no storage mounted.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tatico28:
Have you tried ADB?
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DROIDESP:
ADB can't run as root in production builds is what I get when trying to go through the steps to flash the factory recovery.img
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DROIDESP:
Got it.. Fastboot worked.. I feel stupid for not having done that to start with. Thanks!
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tatico28:
Not a problem, just hit thanks!
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jerflash:
Ya looks like twrp has to be updated for the newest n preview. no big deal im sure it will come soon
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DROIDESP:
Dirty flashed the preview 3 version of N, no problems.. yet.
[Xperia Z5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] derfritz:
^ Ignore the "no" in the title :P

Hi guys!

So, today I was fed up with all this pre installed bull**** from vodafone and sony, so I decided to flash cyanogenmod, since I have done that before with my trusty galaxy note II.

So I googled a bit and it looked like it wasn´t that easy, but I startet anyway:

First of all I unlocked my bootloader with the code I got from sony, after that I tried to install twrp with fastboot following the teamandroid guide you get when googling "twrp xperia z5". In minimal adb and fastboot it looked like it worked perfectly, but neither booting while pressing the volume buttons nor the adb command "adb reboot recovery" started twrp.

At that point I was like f*** it (I know I´m an idiot) and followed the guide "How to Install CyanogenMod on the Sony Xperia Z ("yuga")" on wiki.cyanogenmod.com. But after this step:

"Open a terminal on the PC with admin rights, access your platform-tools directory of the Android SDK, and enter the following:
- fastboot flash boot boot.img
- fastboot reboot
While the device reboots, press the Volume rockers a few times to load recovery."

My z5 didn´t load any kind of recovery, got stuck in a bootloop and I got the red led of death. Now, fortunately, the red led of death is gone and I can use fastboot again but I have no Idea how to proceed. I would like to install cyanogenmod now, but how do I do it without completely bricking my device?

Sorry for my bad english and thanks in advance,

Fritz
[Xperia Z5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iSpammer:
Unlock bootloader > flash any stock based kernel that support twrp or cwm> download cyanogenmod Xperia z5> reboot to recovery > flash zip > reboot

Note that downloading different phone zip may results in Hard bricking ur device

By the way u lost ur drm keys u should had backed them up before unlocking ur bootloader

U lost ur warranty so be careful
[Xperia Z5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] derfritz:
Thank you so much!! Installed the kernel, it works perfectly now! :D
[Xperia Z5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] derfritz:
Ok, next problem: As soon as I reboot TWRP is gone. Just gone. No recovery installed, I have to flash it new every time.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] e_s_jones:
My phone is a T-Mobile branded HTC One M7 with Android 5.0.2. A few days ago, I received an OTA Android update and since then, WiFi has been unusable.

When WiFi is turned on, the phone sees and connects to the WiFi access point, but a error message pops up, "Internet Connection Unstable" with the SSID of the access point displayed below.

I contacted HTC support and was advised to wipe the cache partition. This did not work, and the next bit of advice was to do a factory reset on the phone. I'd like to avoid that if possible... has anyone else encountered this issue?

Thanks.

Earl

UPDATE: this turned out to be not a problem with the phone. I found a rogue DHCP server on the network that was causing the instability.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] monrokhoury:
they might be right, a full reset is quite useful after a ota update (for HTC phones). After upgrading to lollipop I did have a couple of bugs (tho none as major as the one you're describing) and I had to do a factory reset to get everything working flawlessly.

And after trying to upgrade from stock 7.19.401.102 to 7.19.401.121 my m7 stopped working altogether, it got stuck in a bootloop at HTC's logo. I had to flash a nandroid backup I made when I was on KitKat and then upgrade to 7.19.401.102 lollipop, do a full reset, upgrade to 7.19.401.121, and then another reset. That fixed everything for me (maybe the factory resets weren't necessary in that case tho). But I no longer care about htc's stock roms to go through such trouble again.

HTC's ota update seem to have lots of bells and whistle (and annoyances) going about them, which is why I'm on 6.0.1 crdroid ROM.

try clearing the settings app data (from settings>apps) or the WiFi app data. There's no guarantee it'll work but it's better than having to do a full reset.
[Huawei P9 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] Faisal Alro8y:
Thanks. Can Xposed work on ?
[Huawei P9 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] thomascook:
I flashed the framework and installed apk but it still keeps telling me "framework not running"

I'll try later again
[Huawei P9 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] zimmy83:
not sure but is anyone having an issue trying to link google contacts and google calendar to the phone?
[Huawei P9 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] Sathelp:
Yes, I had some problems but exported them from the web and inported them back in to the phone
[Huawei P9 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] zimmy83:
how did u do that?? so u exported it from Google contacts den used their Computer software to upload it all back in?? back there is no backup made to google moving forward yeah??

anyone knows when the international ROM will be out? i heard some variants actually allow for Google accounts to sync with the phone.
[Huawei P9 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] Sathelp:
Yes, exported from the web page on my PC and put the file on my phone, then opened contacts on the phone, selected inport from the menu and imported them from the file I cresated. I found no other way at the time other than moving them to your sim card on another phone, then use that sim on your P9+
[Huawei P9 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] thomascook:
Calendar and contact sync adapter work fine here, we installed the apks I posted in the mate thread...
[Huawei P9 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] Planet X:
Does this unlock also work with the International versions for example VIE-L29 ?
[Huawei P9 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] bnwg:
Could anyone test if FlashFire works?
[Huawei P9 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] raimondomartire:
Guys here real TWRP with decrypt option. Chinese TWRP ****. My sources are clear and free for every one

http://xdaforums.com/p9-plus/development/recovery-twrp-t3388330
[Huawei P9 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] somboons:
Anyone could you please backup oeminfo p9 plus AL10 and share ? Thanks
[Huawei P9 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] jvelasco:
Down Here:

Unzip to:

/storage/sdcard0/TWRP/BACKUPS/YOUR_SERIAL_NUMBER/2016-06-13--04-34-28_OEMinfo_A10/

Restore Backup with: TWRP
[Huawei P9 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] radioraheem2:
hi, i apologize for such a noob question, but i've never rooted a phone before so i'm wondering what are the benefits of rooting the Huawei P9 plus? i understand the basic gist of what rooting does and why you'd want it for phones with heavy, heavy bloat (like, say, a Samsung S5 from a US carrier). but the VIE-AL10 unit's bloatware can mostly be uninstalled (i have the china unlocked version), and with NiLS lockscreen, Nova Launcher, and the Android N theme that i got from this forum, i was able to get the phone running mostly like a normal, clean phone without any sign of those tacky Chinese bloat.

so i'm just wondering at this point what more can root do? what do you guys plan on doing, or have done, to your P9 plus after rooting?

thanks, and apologies again if this is a really dumb question for those experienced in this.
[Huawei P9 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] IronSingh:
tested on L29.

Phone unlocks but I got stuck on Encryption unsuccessful loop. I did full format, but this removed the OS completely.

I have TWRP running though

Ok working unlocked rooted xposed.
[Huawei P9 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] EarlZ:
Will rooting/unlocking the bootloader void the warranty or trigger some sort of counter that cannot be reset ?
[Huawei P9 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] sam razzy:
How to turn phone into recovery after switching of the phone ? need to help my brother in abroad.
[Huawei P9 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] IronSingh:
Power plus volume up+ volume down.

Basically press all the buttons together.
[Huawei P9 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] deika95:
who could help me to have the stock firmware for AL10 ?? Thanks
[Huawei P9 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] somboons:
Can you unpacke and upload only oeminfo ? I don't have P9 plus , I will add in my SRK Tool huawei.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] alexwitho2016:
add me on facebook i want some s7 edge friends and android geeks

https://www.facebook.com/alex.withington.10
[General Questions and Answers] nexuspb:
Hi, I have a android tablet running 4.1.2. I used the stock kernel to compile a bcm4329 driver. I receive the following error when trying to load it. It has been compiled with the same config.gz file found on the device.

255|shell@android:/sdcard/bcmon $ su
root@android:/storage/sdcard0/bcmon # insmod bcm4329.ko
insmod: init_module 'bcm4329.ko' failed (Invalid argument)
255|root@android:/storage/sdcard0/bcmon #

dmesg shows the following:

<4>[ 4620.694437] Dongle Host Driver, version 4.218.248.23
<4>[ 4620.694445] Compiled in drivers/net/wireless/bcm4329 on May 18 2016 at 00:30:07

However, the module is not loaded. I even tried with a firmware path.

Does anyone know whats wrong :)?
[General Questions and Answers] nexuspb:
bump?
[General Questions and Answers] ruleh:
Can you post the full dmesg output?

I think it has something to do with missing symbols but I am not too sure yet.
[General Questions and Answers] nexuspb:
<4>[ 97.687228] ## wifi_remove
<4>[ 97.690143] wifi_set_power = 0
<3>[ 97.696064] a110_wifi_power: 0
<7>[ 97.720349] cpu-tegra: force EDP limit 1200000 kHz
<4>[ 97.732197] CPU1: Booted secondary processor
<6>[ 97.739843] Switched to NOHz mode on CPU #1
<3>[ 97.918276] enable_wireless_regulator(): enable = 0, power_type=0
<4>[ 97.924553] enable_wireless_regulator():BT power is still enabled! - No action to regulator
<4>[ 98.133228] wifi_set_carddetect = 0
<3>[ 98.136767] a110_wifi_set_carddetect: 0
<6>[ 98.140686] mmc1: mmc_rescan ++
<6>[ 98.144402] mmc1: there card still present, stop here...
<6>[ 98.149959] mmc1: mmc_rescan: --
<5>[ 99.719125] CPU1: shutdown
<4>[ 101.392427] Enable Analog Filter
<4>[ 105.994974] Enable Analog Filter
<4>[ 110.992953] Enable Analog Filter
<4>[ 116.057273] Enable Analog Filter
<4>[ 120.319376] Enable Analog Filter
<4>[ 124.971691] Enable Analog Filter
<4>[ 129.727387] Enable Analog Filter
<4>[ 134.354223] Enable Analog Filter
<4>[ 139.237208] Enable Analog Filter
<4>[ 143.950388] Enable Analog Filter
<4>[ 148.619362] Enable Analog Filter
<4>[ 153.496472] Enable Analog Filter
<6>[ 158.142675] request_suspend_state: sleep (3->3) at 157552840001 (2016-05-20 19:19:56.272410000 UTC)
<7>[ 158.220362] cpu-tegra: force EDP limit 1200000 kHz
<4>[ 158.229992] CPU1: Booted secondary processor
<4>[ 158.231013] Enable Analog Filter
<6>[ 158.239841] Switched to NOHz mode on CPU #1
<4>[ 158.271637] tegra_pwm tegra_pwm.3: pwm_disable called on disabled PWM
<4>[ 158.310421] CPU2: Booted secondary processor
<6>[ 158.319847] Switched to NOHz mode on CPU #2
<4>[ 158.391502] Touch Suspend
<4>[ 158.394244] rm31080_stop() ++
<4>[ 158.409964] rm31080_stop() --
<4>[ 158.420012] tegra_pwm tegra_pwm.0: pwm_disable called on disabled PWM
<5>[ 160.315327] CPU1: shutdown
<5>[ 162.314615] CPU2: shutdown
<7>[ 163.418620] cpu-tegra: force EDP limit 1200000 kHz
<4>[ 163.426360] CPU1: Booted secondary processor
<6>[ 163.435069] Switched to NOHz mode on CPU #1
<5>[ 165.416424] CPU1: shutdown
<4>[ 180.807649]
<4>[ 180.807653] Dongle Host Driver, version 4.218.248.23
<4>[ 180.807656] Compiled in drivers/net/wireless/bcm4329 on May 18 2016 at 00:30:07

I turned off wifi and removed bcmdhd so that I could load bcm4329.ko

I also tried insmod with a firmware path
[General Questions and Answers] ruleh:
Did you also include the nvram path?
[General Questions and Answers] nexuspb:
Yes.
[General Questions and Answers] ruleh:
what about interface name?
[General Questions and Answers] nexuspb:
Nope, how abouts would I do that?
[General Questions and Answers] ruleh:
add this to the module loading line

iface_name=wlan0

or whatever you want to call the interface.
[General Questions and Answers] nexuspb:
unfortunately got the same error.

Edit: do you think it may be the fact the firmware doesn't match up? if so how about i check for this and/or fix it?
[General Questions and Answers] ruleh:
any change in the dmesg log with the line inlcuded?
[General Questions and Answers] nexuspb:
nope
[General Questions and Answers] ruleh:
okay try the complete line which should look something like this

busybox insmod /system/lib/modules/bcm4329.ko iface_name=wlan0 firmware_path=[B](path to firmware) [/B]nvram_path=/system/etc/wifi/nvram_net.txt

(make sure to change the paths if needed).

Then post the complete dmesg output (including all the bits and pieces that might not be relevant).

If that doesn't work, replace busybox in the line above with toolbox and try again and post the dmesg again (they give different dmesgs sometimes).
[General Questions and Answers] nexuspb:
Okay so dmesg shows the exact same thing but I receive a slightly different error in the terminal.

insmod: can't insert '/sdcard/bcmon/bcm4329.ko': invalid parameter
[General Questions and Answers] ruleh:
Maybe we are missing a few parameters or have a few too many.

Try running

modinfo -p bcm4329.ko

to find out what parameters are being acccepted by the module.

also something to try out:

move the module to some other place where you have execute permissions.
[General Questions and Answers] nexuspb:
I'm not sure how to get it to run. I also tried specifying my bcm4329.ko location.

root@android:/storage/sdcard0/bcmon # modinfo -p bcm4329.ko
modinfo: can't open '/lib/modules/3.1.10/modules.dep': No such file or directory

also moved it out to root directory and gave it all full permissions. same result
[General Questions and Answers] ruleh:
You have to run modinfo from a pc or a chroot.

The android modinfo doesn't work properly.

Also yes, you have to include the full path.
[General Questions and Answers] nexuspb:
root@www:~/android/kernel/acer2/drivers/net/wireless/bcm4329# modinfo -p bcm4329 .ko
clockoverride:SDIO card clock override (int)
sd_msglevel: (uint)
sd_power: (uint)
sd_clock: (uint)
sd_divisor: (uint)
sd_sdmode: (uint)
sd_hiok: (uint)
sd_f2_blocksize: (int)
dhd_oob_gpio_num:DHD oob gpio number (int)
firmware_path: (string)
nvram_path: (string)
dhd_msg_level: (int)
dhd_sysioc: (uint)
dhd_watchdog_ms: (uint)
dhd_console_ms: (uint)
dhd_arp_mode: (uint)
dhd_arp_enable: (uint)
dhd_pkt_filter_enable: (uint)
dhd_pkt_filter_init: (uint)
dhd_master_mode: (uint)
dhd_watchdog_prio: (int)
dhd_dpc_prio: (int)
dhd_dongle_memsize: (int)
iface_name: (string)
dhd_idletime: (int)
dhd_poll: (uint)
dhd_intr: (uint)
dhd_sdiod_drive_strength: (uint)
dhd_txbound: (uint)
dhd_rxbound: (uint)
dhd_deferred_tx: (uint)

Got that as an output
[General Questions and Answers] ruleh:
Wow that's a lot.

Hmm.....

Not sure what the cause of this problem is.

Did you also compile the kernel when you compiled the module?

If yes, try flashing that one and see if it changes something.

If no try compiling the kernel and see if it gives some erros during compilation.

I am not sure if insmod on android supports the -v (or -vv) option but if it does maybe that could help a bit.

Otherwise you could try to run a chroot and use the insmod from there with the -v option.
[General Questions and Answers] nexuspb:
Do you think it may be the bcmon firmware isn't compatible ?
[General Questions and Answers] ruleh:
That could also be a reason.

Which firmware are you using?

The one supplied with the bcmon source?
[General Questions and Answers] nexuspb:
Yup
[General Questions and Answers] ruleh:
Then I guess it wouldn't be a firmware problem since their firmware usually works with their own drivers .

However I can't find their source so I am not too sure about the firmwares their.

(I think they had like 3 different firmwares in their repo).

For now I am out of "good" ideas so here are some of the other ones that I didn't mention yet:

use a different nvram path (there should be many nvram files in the nvram folder)

use the dhd module instead of the bcm4329

use other firmwares (the ones from the bcmon repo and some extracted from the bcmon apk)

use a different kernel and compile it for that kernel

use the --force option if your insmod has it

look into logcat

use modprobe (if modprobe actually does something on android)

check that your device actually uses kernel modules for wifi (run lsmod while wifi is on and when wifi is off)

try adding every single parameter (this can take some time)
[General Questions and Answers] nexuspb:
Thanks for all the help. I will look into each one of those.

I just had more question. Since my device actually used to use bcm4329, but now uses bcmdhd due to the jellybean update (i have no old rom for ICS or have access to it). Would bmc4330 = bcmdhd? So would i have to compile th bcmdhd drivers using the bcm4330 source?
[General Questions and Answers] ruleh:
I think it is worth the try.

There was somewhere a thread about monitor mode on the samsung galaxy s which had some information about the bcmdhd and bcm4329 problem and how to get the kernel module working.

I will post a link here if I find it.