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[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samep:
Most of what you describe is not abnormal.

Your fingerprint may be data left over from Lollipop. Try deleting your fingerprints and add them back.

Be aware, if you factory reset, you'll need to flash systemless root again. Google search SuperSU zip if you need it; it's also linked in the ROM thread. If you factory reset for any reason, make sure you don't keep our have a folder in root folder named /carrier/ItsOn. The apk in that folder could activate causing numerous reboot prompts to complete activation.

Eventually, you're going to need access to a PC to do what you want. You might be stuck and unable to update; modified partitions can cause the failure to update on OTA and KIES. Custom stockish ROMs are coming but they won't be for PD1; it's already outdated.

You can't go back to Lollipop without a PC because you need to revert your bootloader to Android 5.1 to run that ROM. Without a TWRP backup to restore, you should also Odin the full stock tar rather than just the bootloader.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] h4kudoshi:
I have a PC, the problem is that it will no longer recognize my phone by USB. It always gives the USB not recognized error. I do have a folder in root called carrier but when I try to go into it with root it tells me my phone is not rooted. This does not make sense as my phone is rooted , per the installtion of the rom and I have other apps I have given root access too.

Arrg! Thanks for the info, any more will help greatly!
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samep:
Did you enable developer options (tap build # in Settings/About device 7 times or more until enabled) and enable USB debugging in developer options?

Yes you should be able to detect device when you plug in to PC but you may not see COM connected in Odin without USB debugging.

If it's always not detecting, could be bad USB cable (broken out missing data lines) or bad PC USB port. Try others first, if that's the case. Hardware failure is rare but has been reported as suspect. Hopefully, it's simple rather than that.
[Honor 5X Questions & Answers] biggary:
I Have been flashing different build between Resurrection remix and PauloBriens Modaco build, originally I could reboot to twrp just by the button combination, but now, i fastboot flash twrp, but it boots only into either a menu (options being reboot now, factory reset and clear cache), the only way i can now boot into twrp is to fastboot boot the twrp, i just want twrp as the only recovery....help please
[Honor 5X Questions & Answers] AL_IRAQI:
Use

fastboot boot twrp.img

then use twrp to flash twrp.img as recovery
[Honor 5X Questions & Answers] biggary:
how the hell do you flash a .img in recovery???? when you go to flash a file....there is no sign of the .img.....
[Honor 5X Questions & Answers] AL_IRAQI:
In the right bottom corner theres "Install Image"
[MTCB Hardware Development] TripFlex:
Thanks for the information, what are your thoughts on these:

https://amzn.com/B00REFP61M

Also, since copper transfers heat faster than aluminum, and aluminum dissipates heat faster than copper, what about using one of these:

https://amzn.com/B00OUJQYCU

To essentially create a heatsink with copper plate, and aluminum fins? I only know this from servers i've built in the past and dealing with cooling, so i'm def no expert, but it sounds like in theory it would work out good? Thoughts?
[MTCB Hardware Development] CaptShaft:
Excellent idea. If it is adhesive and thermally conductive all at once, it's a great way to go.

This I'd pass on. An aluminum heatsink will work just as well as a copper one, but I'd avoid trying to mix and match both because of the galvanic corrosion you would get from the 2 metals being stuck together. You really don't want copper/aluminum "rust" boiling over onto your motherboard / daughterboard.

Aluminum heatsinks are used the world over because aluminum by itself may corrode a bit but aluminum corrosion is stable, inert and seals in the metal below it. I'd go with the aluminum heatsink and be done with it. :cowboy:
[MTCB Hardware Development] TripFlex:
Yup didn't even think about that, glad I asked :P

I think i'm going to give this a try, if I do i'll take some pictures and report back with results .. pretty sure I have an infrared temp gun I can use too
[MTCB Hardware Development] TripFlex:
Sooooo ... doesn't look like that's going to be possible (at least with mine), here's some pictures you can see the frame sits right on top of it without any clearance

I wonder if I should just put some heatsink compound on top of it so it touches uses the frame LOL :p
[MTCB Hardware Development] CaptShaft:
"Brilliant" engineering on the part of the fine folks that thought that one up, huh? :(

The metal chassis is probably grounded, but the CPU chip die package is some kind of inert silicon-based insulator module which keeps the circuits underneath it properly insulated. I don't think it would be too great a risk of making the chip use the entire chassis as a heatsink. That's what some phones do these days, BTW.

The only problem might be if there is any static electric discharge onto your car frame, and whether or not that would fry your stereo if it were to overpower the insulation of the chip package. (Static electric discharge can reach up to 1000 VDC or more, BTW. You don't really "feel" it as a human if you are carrying that kind of charge because your body can act as a low-power capacitor of sorts.)

A better bet might be to get the dremel out, and relieve the chassis around the CPU, then put the heatsink on shifted forward so it doesn't touch the frame. That's a lot of screwing around, however. It's your call.
[MTCB Hardware Development] TOMMYX2:
this is my instalation with an old AMD heat sink
[MTCB Hardware Development] Cid6.7:
Here's mine I'm currently trying to come up with a way to raise the fan up off the heatsync with some kind of rubber to dampen the noise. https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipPdj3INNn0veHfbezArjtqgMScPkkJJrY3vwM1kwXyjbpWPj1oIY4_KAkwc7Sj4gg/photo/AF1QipM2PmtuRiIUnXF98lKklljp-Ss_UdXu74zH4u2X?key=X3RIREl1cGk5RkFUNTFFbE55Y0pHaVVsMDZjcHN3

Believe it or not that little sucker put our more noise than the big one above it lol. The big one has rubber grommets going thru the top so the screws dont touch it. Took the heatsync off and applied arctic silver :good:
[MTCB Hardware Development] alpha247:
Can i ask what that vertical board near the top right side edge of the case is? Is that the RAM? Does anyone know if a heat sink be attached to the back of that?
[MTCB Hardware Development] radoslavsto:
Friends

They gave these points for Heatsinks

greeting

Radoslav
[MTCB Hardware Development] catelusii:
The native "heatsink" ( metal sheet) has holes for airflow. with AMD heatsink this holes are covered.

no problem at all?

P.S. what it is the diferences without and with this AMD heatsink? temp before and after.

Mine HU indicate 88 C ( stocK- without heatsink )

Thank you!
[MTCB Hardware Development] radoslavsto:
Where are all the boys should be placed heatsink?
[MTCB Hardware Development] ghost010:
I see some pics of thermal paste... please dont. You will probably damage it instead of cooling it. Use thermal pads instead. As long as the chips are black, no paste. And even some chips(like the upgraded pi3 and pi4) that are not black, still dont use thermal paste.

i also saw some one(believe one of the dutch members) having a nice heat sink with integrated fan. Cant fins the thread any more.
[MTCB Hardware Development] An92:
I have a px3 mtce www (kld) I decided to mount as you can see from the photo of aluminum heatsinks attached to the varus chips (px3) and an arm on mtcd with a termal pad that I think is of good quality (the brand produces cooling products) and has the 3m double-sided tape. I didn't find a temperature sensor (CPU-z software) but after testing I noticed that after a few minutes the main processor px3 heatsink got hot (over 45 degrees) ... I would like to ask if you think everything works well ( around that poor thermal pad that does not transfer heat) and the chips cool better without anything above than a fake thermal pad, compared to the heatsink they seem to heat up ... I have another question, can I install a fan ?? From the images we see a white 3-pin connector not used .. Will this be the fan cable?

https://ibb.co/T81jky5
[MTCB Hardware Development] Cid6.7:
Yes of course you can At 1st I used a huge PC fan mounted to the top lid I dremeled out a hole covered it with mesh worked well but was way too loud. So now I run 2 laptop fans one to circulate the air and 1 to exhaust the hot air. I dont have the 3 pin connector so I found empty 5v and neg contacts under the power connections rear right of the unit if your looking at the screen.
[MTCB Hardware Development] An92:
I understand .. Thanks friend .. I'll try them .. Anyway you think the double-sided thermal adhesive works well if I feel the heat on the aluminum heatsink? Or it could choke the chips compared to cooling in the air (original I don't have heatsink and fans) ... Ie the thermal double-sided tape, or it works, or not ... Can it work in half and do damage ??

I have experience with thermal paste but not with pads
[MTCB Hardware Development] coromonadalix:
Added an intel chipset heatsink on my px5

Before doing so i dismatled the px5 som, applied a good dab of heatsink compound, and applied the intel heatsink
[MTCB Hardware Development] P2.nl:
I found Alex Android Radio [youtube] and he is also a member on XDA,

he offers selfmade cooling heatsinks for android headunits for 15 euro.

On my px6 unit temps went from 80 C under load to 55 C under load.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Latheman:
I'm wanting to index some common issues and solutions (If any) for PA's 1st version for the N6. This is N6 only! not Oneplus, 6P, ect

Keep a clean format with your posts

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Description of issue, how to repeat.

Solution

log-cat link (if you have one)

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I'll try to update this as they are posted.

Only one I have seen myself is the security settings

Bug- Settings crashing when trying to configure pin, pattern, password

solution- none

Log- none, will be fixed next release according to PA Team

Remember do not use Open Gaaps. PA team has had some issues. Also not recommended to use full package...(I'm running Nano myself)
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] usmanhaider101:
Can't even pass bootup screen.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Latheman:
Full wipe and reflash. What GApps are you using?
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GenoAndroid:
Use banks gapps. Worked great for me. Actually running pa right now.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jnyce87:
I have just downloaded the latest version of gapps(stock) and I'm running PA Nexus 6. Whenever I get a call or place a call the active call screen does not show up. So without my smart watch I have no idea who is calling. Has anybody else ran into this error?
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kc2kzz:
Bluetooth/android wear worked fine, however when I paired the phone to my car the bluetooth share process started crashing constantly.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fguerra024:
I switched to purenexus after two days but here's what I noticed:

-I was using the elementalX kernel

-random reboots when listening to google play music

-icon theming only worked once while using google now launcher (applied one pack and then couldn't change that pack)

No logcats, sorry. I might try going back after the next substantial update and keep the stock kernel that comes with it.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dpalmer76:
Same here! Went to DP4
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jnyce87:
Yea apparently there's a known issue with stock open gapps. But since I switched, I've had no issues what's so ever. I have to say this is the smoothest my nexus has ran in some time. Just patiently waiting for the next update when they fix the lockscreen pin fc.
[HTC 10 Accessories] Gurule92:
So I honestly cant speak for how well they work yet because mine are on preorder but they will be shipping soon so i will update this post with findings. They seem super legit and if anyone wants to check them out heres a link.

http://www.getkanoa.com/?referrer=pWFJ0XpouAO3Ap

Theyre on sale now fyi
[HTC 10 Accessories] Lancerz:
I think most people with a HTC 10 will be going with wired headphones to take advantage of the DAC and amplified headphone jack. But those look pretty cool.
[HTC 10 Accessories] xeks:
I haven't been able to use wired headphones since I got my Jaybirds BlueBuds X. Tried a few times but success to go back. =/
[HTC 10 Accessories] itsachirpthing:
Ditto. I have these and they are phenomenal. Couldn't imagine going back.
[HTC 10 Accessories] cavist:
Am I missing something or the Kanoa doesnt provide the full specs on their website?

Just the "everything is amazin" specs? Also only 4 hours a charge is not much :/
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Masinissa:
Hello World,

sorry if I am posting this in the wrong forum, but I couldn't find anything more specific to my Galaxy Note Tablet (P900).

I am an Android 5.x with this device (Custom CM Firmware), but my problem started only recently, after I upgraded a few hundred apps (not the firmware).

That high number of upgrades makes it troublesome for me, to nail down the culprit in this.

I use Dolphin for webbrowsing and ever since that update I noticed how websites with certain graphics in them (unsure if only affects flash), get "reloaded" randomly - blanking the whole page in the process.

In fact, nothing seems to get downloaded, but the Browser blanks the page shortly and then rebuilds it - sometimes instantly, at other times from scratch.

Often this happens every 3-5 seconds, which makes smooth reading impossible and also interrupts text edits on input pages.

At first I thought this was a Dolphin problem, but the same Dolphin version on my Smartphone (Note Edge) causes no such issues *and* Chrome, Firefox and even Opera now display the exact same behaviour on my tablet.

I already tried to reinstall everything on the tablet, with "flash" in its name, but that made no difference.

Anyone amongst you folks got some bright idea on this one?

Thx in advance for any help.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Harry57:
Device : S7 Edge

after activating the module i've moved the obb file to sd card

when i launch its asking me to download data again:mad:
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] parnrong:
I've just got a this Ameo as a replacement from T-Mobile because the previous one had got a faulty camera.

I found that there must be having another problem. It can't detect the signal as it could be.

I have had an experiments with other 2 phones, Orbit and V1640

- 0 Metre from the wireless router

Orbit , V1640 --> Full Scale

Ameo -> Receive signal level 2 (from 4)

- 6 Metres

Orbit, V1640 --> Level 2-3

Ameo --> counldn't even detect wireless signal

Tested with various ROMs but the results were the same

- WM5 T-mobile

- WM6 TM and HTC

- Project Black PK3

Have tried with PHM to stop CPU scalling but didn't work either.

Does anybody have another other advice? Plssss
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] parnrong:
I don't wannt to fight against T-Mobile on this issue once again which was happened last time when I had got a blank screen camera

In this case, I might need to go back to wm5.

Moreover, WM6 Black Project has changed the T-Mobile Splash Screen to a cool one.

I'm afraid T-Mobile might not be happy when they have it pre-tested.

Can anyone also guide me where can I download T-Mobile WM5 Rom?
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] sabes143:
Hi

You havn't mention which version of the radio is in the Ameo. I use 1.50 and works fulscale at 1m and 1-2 at 25m. Signal strenth will be depend on the surroundings (in your case you have three devices next to each other) and your router's performance. Where you provide more details more help you get.

Good luck

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Device: X7500 with AP Touch PK 3.0 + Addons, Radio 1.50,

CE OS 5.2.1933 (Build 18533.0.7.0)-PK

RealVGA @128 DPI

SDHC 4 GB Micro SD with Mini adapter

Network : Virgin300/300

Softwares: SPb Phonesuite, Spb Backup, Spb Diary, Spb Traveller, Spb Wallet, Spb Finance, Spb Insight, Resco explorer 2007 6.16, and Tomtom 6.030.
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] leoni1980:
try disabling security and adding a mac filter list with the devices you wish to connect to your router. I found that this boosted my Ameo's range extensively.
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] parnrong:
I have tested with 1.45 and also the latest one Version 1.50

and the results were the same.

( In my sense, I don't think that radio rom is controlling wifi hardware)

Router setting:

- No security setting is applied

Thanks for the advice, Sabes143
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] parnrong:
Router Configurations:

No security setting is applied : Open , Disable security

As shown in the left picture,

0 metre (placed just next to the router)

Ameo detect signal at just level 2 from 4
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] Madhadder:
And the boot screens can easily be flashed back to the Orig. T-Mobile pix. Do a search you'll find the files you need.
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] parnrong:
Thanks Madhadder

Yes i found how to change the splash but WM5 is still the issue though
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] bit117:
Poor Wifi Ameo / Athena

I am afraid about the poor Wireless and poor GPS in this Device. I changed the device 3 times there are differences at every device but its more or less poor because of poor technical design i think. Complainig at T-Mobile has had no success they cannot do anything.

They offered me to give the money back.

This coud be the greatest Device but not with this poor Funktions.

Thomas
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] dieterpapa:
I fully agree. Poor wifi performance seems to be a 'built in feature'.

4 mtrs away from the range extender I only get level 2.

Disabling security made it better.

Dieter
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] wgary:
Did you try going to Wireless Lan settings and change the Power Mode to Best Performance? That has helped me, I think...

g.
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] dieterpapa:
For me: YES

Dieter
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] tootallk2000:
Guys you might want to try different channels on the wireless router. See if the defice works better on the lower channels, as it does best for me on channel 6 on my Netgear router. Play with the various channels instead of leaving it set to auto, also make sure you are detecting your router access points and not the neighbors. Just my 2 cents.
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] bit117:
Poor wifi

we should complain at T-Mobile. I rent a Ameo from T-Mobile to test. Wifi was better but GPS the same. It seems there are wrong Series or they want to Push the use of GPRS/UMTS

Wir sollen mal bei T-Mobile demonstrieren. Ich hatte mal ein Leihgerät. Da war Wifi o.k. GPS war auch schlecht. Es sind glaube ich fehlerhafte Serien oder man will GPRS/UMTS fördern.

Thomas
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] dieterpapa:
Don't agree with that.

Hardware is identical on each version of the 7500 (which includes the Ameo). Have erased any T-Komiker piece of software and installed installed PK 3.0

Wifi is still as bad as before.

Dieter
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] NeilM:
Have you tried different Radios? I use my Ameo in UK with Orange (though that should make no difference :) ) and was having big problems with GPS fix times. No real issues with WLAN, though I'm never more than about 5m from my Router

The GPS problem was fixed for me by reverting to Radio 1.47, and there has been no adverse effect in any other Radio features. Going back to 1,50 as a test resulted in the GPS going back to being unusable, and I've tried the full HTC WM6/Radio 1.50 ROM, plus PK3 and a separate Radio ROM.

Currently, although still not as fast as my Orbit2, the GPS gets a cold fix in 1-2 minutes, which is faster than my Trinity.
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] dieterpapa:
I've radio 1.50 installed but didn't play around with the versions. The reason is very simple: I had to install range extenders within my house to cover all rooms with PCs - therefore I get a connection with my Ameo everywhere now...and on business trips I use connection via UMTS.

GPS I didn't use yet - have a built-in system in my car.

However, when AP 4.0 is sometimes available I'll upgrade radio as well.

dieter
[Sony Smartwatch 3] ratdog07067:
Hey everyone,

So I like to bike maybe once a week and have typically used Map My Ride or Strava to, well, map my rides. But I'm on Project Fi now so am becoming a miser with my data. I was thinking of getting a SW3 and using GhostRacer and the built in GPS to handle that but wanted to see if it is still worth it. I know the 360 Sport is around but the reviews haven't been stellar. Assuming the price is in the $100-$125 range is it still worth it?

I do also go to the gym a couple of days a week so keeping music on the watch and using headphones is a plus as well.

Thanks,
[Sony Smartwatch 3] tomek1975:
I owned both SW3 and Moto 360 Sport, however I just sold the 360 Sport yesterday because the battery drained on it a lot faster than on the SW3. I prefered the look of the Moto 360 Sport over the SW3 even though I own the SS, Universal strap and silicone strap for the SW3. Both are also water resistant.

Here is a breakdown of pro and cons.

The display of both watches are similar other than round vs square, however the Moto display is a bit nicer with more vibrant colors and while in ambient mode it's in color vs b&w.

Moto 360 Sport also has a built in optical HR monitor SW3 does not.

SW3 has replaceable watch band, infinite combination, Moto 360 Sport comes in White, Black, and Orange and you can not replace the bands.

Again, battery life is night and day better on the SW3 additionally you can charge is with any Micro USB cable vs a proprietary wireless charger. Additionally SW3 charges really fast, almost 2X faster than Moto 360 Sport.

SW3 has built in NFC, you can't do much with it now but future updates may give you more options.

I haven't used either watch with the headphones, so I can't comment on that aspect of the watch.

So I would say go with SW3 and save some money, you'll have no regrets.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] pawces:
Had the SW3 for about 6 months now and I love it. I use it for tracking runs, playing music paired with BT headphones and for keeping track of my appointments. It's great for the price, but I suggest holding out a while longer until announcements for support (or lack thereof) for Android Wear 2.0 come out. Motorola has confirmed it won't be getting the software update for the 1st gen Moto360, so there's a good chance the SW3 won't either..so you might be better off getting one of the newer models. I'm thinking the price might still go down if it won't support AW 2.0, but if it does, at the current price it's a steal.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] dersie:
Because first gen has bad processor and bad battery.

SW3 has same processor than Moto 2nd gen and other actual wear watch.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] pawces:
I won't get my hopes up. It may have the hardware requirements , but seeing as the SW3 was the last of the 1st gen devices to get the recent android update, Sony may not be too keen on putting any more effort into the device. Still a great device for the price it's going for now though, and a good entry point into Android Wear for minimal $. Just bear in mind that when purchasing any piece of tech, it's bound to become obsolete in a year or so, simply because that's how fast technology is evolving. Hardly anything is future-proof these days.