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[Off-topic] PoseidonKing:
Sorry man,

You cannot apply a signature till you are a member. You are still a junior member. You'll have to make a post count of at least 10 to become a member. Still, I'll make one and send it to you..

Regards,

PoseidonKing
[Off-topic] PoseidonKing:
Hi,

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Regards,

PoseidonKing
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] axel9999:
Hello! for that. He wanted to know if a user has found the code to enter the hidden menu lg g5. Thank you!
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] Killua96:
http://xdaforums.com/lg-g5/how-to/info-autos-g5-thread-t3350648

Under "Dialer Codes"
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] thetolsonator:
Not sure why, but none of them work. Sprint LS992. Wonder if they've changed since May?
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] Killua96:
Tried using 992 in place of 850?

If the codes are different i really don't know what they are...
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] thetolsonator:
Yup yup, none of them do anything. Dialing just gives me a dial tone busy signal
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] Killua96:
Then sorry... I can't help you, maybe yours are luck and could you find (if there are any) by googling, or maybe ask to autoprime if he know some codes for that variant...
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] cheeze.keyk:
is there an option there to unlock bands?
[General Questions and Answers] sakishrist:
Hello all,

There is a very neat feature in the AOSP keyboard of Android 6. When I have more than two languages and I mainly use two of them the most and the third one from time to time, there's this feature that when I switch between languages, it only switches between the last two that were used. Let's say I have EN, BG and GR. I type in EN, switch and it goes to BG; type some more, switch and it goes back to EN. if I wan to go to GR I only then have to switch twice.

Thing is, I really really like that and would like to know how it's called so I can do a research if I can have it on my Linux laptop. I've heard it exists in Macs as well, so if you know how either party calls that feature I would be very grateful.

Thanks in advance!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] markyonline777@gmail.com:
People.......many if ud download the paid apps on play store from somewhere else. I did the same....and now ....there's an update for the app.....I wish to download the update from playstore....but there is no option to do so.....I just want to know that is there any other way of updating it...or can I link it with play store........???? Pls help....
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BatDroid:
U have to pay for the app.

Its completely illegal.

U cheat a developer, u cheat all of us as a community.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] markyonline777@gmail.com:
Kk....won't do it again.........."????????.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] markyonline777@gmail.com:
But still ...is there s way of linking apps to the market...for the sake of knowledge???
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BatDroid:
I am still not helping u.

I know how u will use it.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Perseus:
Thread Closed as the above rule is violated. OP. Take Heed.

Also
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] xjas:
Hey all, wanting to try Cyanogenmod on my new-to-me SII T989. I've never ran Cyan. before so I'm looking for advice. Would you guys recommend:

- last official stable 10.2

- official nightly 11.x

- Bryan2894's CM13 port

On the one hand I want to get the newest version I can run that isn't too slow in everyday use. On the other hand I don't like updating/reflashing the OS for every single minor change, I want to put something that works on and leave it for years. I'm leaning towards 10.2 or the 11.x nightly which has had lots of development. I flipped through the CM13 thread but haven't read the whole thing in detail; some people are reporting 3D games are slow?

I don't think any of the *current* apps I want to run require Android >4.x but who knows how long that will last.

Just looking for some quick opinions from more active users, thanks!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] yaseenarafath:
cm13 by bryan working really cool for me.

best battery,performance,smooth.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] apis85:
pls help me guys give link firmware
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noxarcana:
Every time I return to stock or try out a new rom, one of the first things I do is install V4A. Well, I try. After taking care of the prerequisites (rooting, busybox, making a backup), I install the V4A app but when I try to install the driver I always get the error message about a bad busybox install. So, why is that busybox says it installed just fine and I get no errors from any other apps (Honestly, not sure if I have any other apps that use busybox for anything) but V4A refuses to install that driver on any rom?

To be clear; I have had V4A work just fine before but, more often than not, it simply does not want to cooperate. This particular time I'm trying out the ResurrectionRemix rom (T700), but I can't even get V4A working on stock either. Yes, I flashed the 2 zip files from the appropriate thread.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maris__:
This v4a workaround for the Galaxy S6 is working flawlessly with all ROMs I have tried so far on my Tab s:

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s6-edge/themes-apps/viper4android-s6-edge-root-t3072183

Best, maris
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noxarcana:
Fantastic! It worked. Subscribed and bookmarked.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noxarcana:
Well, this was working. For whatever reasons, it decided to stop. It asked me again to install the driver but it now says it failed because of busybox. I've done everything including restoring stock through Smart Switch and trying from scratch and it still didn't work. It seems I'm the only one having all these problems with v4a.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cooltranier13px:
I am having the same exact problems as you. I followed everything exact to the T and V4A never worked; though I have not done the above method (yet). I'm running the 10.5 with ironrom v2.5.5 rooted.
[Xperia Z5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vision:
Hi..I want to ask.. How to put custom recovery and root in my Xperia z5 (E6653) marshmallow... 32.2.A.0.224???
[Android General] speedster_no1:
hi

can someone give me link to updated green messenger app ???

thanks
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Henryy97:
Hello everyone,

My Moto X Pure edition is on the way on the mail. I'm already excited to root it and get twrp on it. However, I believe the phone will come with android lollipop installed, and I should get an option for an OTA update for android 6.0.

My question is: Should I root my phone and install twrp BEFORE receiving the update, or after? I plan to use WinDroid Toolkit to root my phone and install twrp (seems to be the easiest way) so have any of you done it while having 6.0 already installed? :o
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] quakeaz:
Your phone will most likely arrive with 6.0 pre-installed on it. You can't take an OTA with TWRP installed. I can't answer the WinDroid question.

Edit: It will most likely come with 6.0 already assuming you purchased it from Motorola.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Henryy97:
Thanks a lot for your help! It's good that the phone will most likely come with MM. Does Motorola also offer an OTA update to 6.0.1?

I wanted to flash a pre-rooted stock-based ROM because I thought it would be easier to get root. Although, my preference really would be to get the stock update, then just root that. The only reason I wanted to flash an already rooted ROM was because it seems kind of tricky to root it haha. Is the systemless root by ivcarlos the easiest way to root MM? Or have you perhaps found another way to root it on MM?

Additionally, just to make sure before I go on with anything: I should first let the clean phone upgrade to android 6.0.1, AFTER that I should unlock the bootloader, followed by installing TWRP and root, correct? [MENTION=4221563]vertigo_2_20[/MENTION]

Thank you for any help you can give me!
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vertigo_2_20:
IIRC, that's how I did it (OTA 6.0.1 > unlock bootloader > flash TWRP > root), though I did miss some things along the way that I only found out about after the fact, so I've included warnings about those thing here. Before I rooted, I read the following (and a LOT more, but these are the primary ones I based how I did it on):

ivcarlos' method, which you mentioned

And this, which is what I followed for rooting, though I don't remember why. I also had to use 2.62-3 as mentioned in the instructions vs 2.65 which is mentioned at the end as verified working, since it didn't work for me.

I ran across this as well, probably when 2.65 didn't work, and there's some good tidbits in there, worth reading through.

I also found this, but only after I finished rooting with the other method, and I didn't have the time to mess with it. I don't know enough to say whether it's really a better method or not, but something worth checking out if you have the time.

Just make sure you backup anything you want to keep (phone log, texts, pictures, etc) before unlocking the bootloader. I recommend SMS Backup & Restore with Titanium Backup as a secondary backup. Then, use fastboot to back up your recovery before flashing TWRP (I didn't know to do this until too late). Also, make sure you back up your /system and /boot partitions (don't need /data, since you're dealing with a freshly wiped phone from unlocking the bootloader, so nothing there to back up) with TWRP (and store the backups on the external SD card and/or your computer) as soon as you get TWRP flashed, before you do anything else.

Remember, anything you do that modifies /system can potentially break the "systemless" aspect of this root, thereby breaking Android Pay as well as the ability to receive OTA updates. Examples of things that might do this are AdAway (there's apparently a systemless file that needs to be flashed before installing it, which I didn't realize until too late, so mine may be broken already) and battery apps like GSam and BetterBatteryStats. I've yet to get an answer on if these really do break it, though. One that definitely will is Xposed, but I just found there's a systemless version, so when I get time I plan on trying that out. I think even if you do break it you can just a) reflash your backup (/recovery, /boot, & /system) then take an OTA and reflash TWRP and re-root, or b) flash the updated partitions from the OTA then reflash recovery and re-root. Of course, any of those things that changed /system (AdAway, Xposed, battery apps, etc), will probably be broken by this, and I believe they're supposed to be uninstalled first and reinstalled after.

I wouldn't doubt if I've screwed something up, so hopefully somebody can correct me on anything I did, as well as provide more information regarding the breaking of systemless.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Henryy97:
Thank you for your reply! I'll read the links you sent me, although from what I can see the "root done right" is for the nexus 6, and if it works for the moto x pure it doesn't seem to be overall that much beneficial over the systemless root.

What exactly is the effect of breaking the "systemless" aspect of the root? For example, if I install AdAway, what will happen? I didn't really get that from your post.

Perhaps after all this process, I'll write a how-to guide, heh :P

So according to your experience, SUPERSU 2.62-3 is the adequate version to use for android 6.0.1?

Thanks again!
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vertigo_2_20:
My understanding is that breaking it will render Android Pay inoperable and will make it so you can't take an OTA, though as I mentioned, it seems you still can by reverting back, it's just a LOT more work. But again, as I said, I'm not completely sure and I haven't been able to get an answer.

As for the supersu version, it doesn't really matter, because you'll just update it once you're rooted and booted into the OS. I just found that, despite what that post said, 2.65 did not work for me, so I had to flash 2.62-3 which did. Not a big deal, was just a little frustrating and scary when 2.65 didn't work because I was worried that I broke something and that the method wasn't going to work.

Edit: Good catch BTW on the link having to do with the Nexus. I didn't even look at what sub-forum it was in. At least it's one less thing to worry about for now, though I do hope it spreads to more devices, because we could always use more, not to mention better (assuming it is) ways of doing things.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Henryy97:
Thanks. I am aware that you can revert back to lollipop, and do the update from there whenever you want to update to a newer OTA MM update. However, my real question is, what does it mean to break the systemless aspect? I know that it will prevent further OTA updates, but will xposed work as it should, etc? If I am rooting my device, it's really to get xposed. So, if it means that I must revert to an unrooted stock rom everytime I wanna update, then so be it. I just want to make sure that breaking the systemless root aspect will not make the ROM unstable. Will it?
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vertigo_2_20:
I think you'll find all the info you're looking for and more in those links. But in summary, as I said, AFAIK the only consequence is breaking OTAs. It does not prevent you from using xposed, rather xposed is one of the things that breaks it. Systemless is so called because it roots without affecting the /system partition, therefore preventing the breaking of Android Pay and allowing OTAs. Once /system is modified (unclear if at all or just beyond a point), these two will no longer function. So if you "break" the systemless root by doing stuff that modifies /system (i.e. xposed, etc), you basically now have a standard (non-systemless) root, which simply negates the benefits it provides. But as far as I could tell, systemless is the only option anyway, so you just do it since it works and it's easy, then you either are careful not to break it if Pay/OTAs are important to you, or if you don't care about those then you just do whatever you want just as if you were rooted in the traditional way. But as I said, once I get the time, I plan to try out the systemless xposed, though it may not matter since I might have already broken it, but may as well, and maybe it'll mean not having to uninstall it when it comes time to take an OTA. If you play with it and figure it out, let me know.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Henryy97:
Once again, thanks. I reached the limit of thanks I can give for today, haha. I'm reading up much more on the process, etc. Just one final question, how often do the OTA updates come on average? I always like having the latest software installed, so MAYBE I can consider having an unrooted phone.. although that will be very difficult. I love my xposed. Anyway, I guess if updates only come about once a month, then rooting is fine. Not too much of a loss. I will definitely be making a how-to guide once I'm done with all of this! (and once my device arrives)
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vertigo_2_20:
I bought my phone ~5-6 months ago. When I got it, the MM update was waiting (released late last year). Probably ~2 months later, another update came through. Since then, nothing. So it looks like probably 3 maybe 4 a year. I'd rather be rooted with all the benefits than get a small update, though I'd really rather have both.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lafester:
6.0.1 is not out yet although there is a reteu version posted which works great. Rooting is as simple flashing su 2.62-3 with twrp.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Henryy97:
I'll check it out. Do you mind sharing the link to that version just in case? I am very confused now though, because [MENTION=4221563]vertigo_2_20[/MENTION] says he has 6.0.1, and you say you didn't get it. Perhaps location matters? Can you elaborate a little bit more?

And actually, I've just realized: I think I was looking at too many outdated posts perhaps with all the complicated root procedures such as the one by ivcarlos. The guide that amit.lohar made is very simple which is the one vertigo kindly shared in this OP. One final question [MENTION=4221563]vertigo_2_20[/MENTION] (sorry for so many questions). Does the method by amit.lohar work for 6.0 anddd 6.0.1? I would assume so since they're pretty much very similar. What is your take on this?
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vertigo_2_20:
I assumed I was on 6.0.1 because I received a system update after being on MM, so I don't know what else it could be. Though it does just say 6.0 in settings. Regardless, I only did it a few weeks ago, so if you're fully updated, you'll be the same as what I was. Even if not, I would think it wouldn't matter. As long as you do a back up before messing with things, worse case scenario is you screw something up and restore the backup.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lafester:
No I don't get links for people... this forum is small and easy to read. Dev section has one pre loaded with franken and there are two threads in general.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aybarrap1:
If receiving the OTA updates is something you really want, systemless root will allow you to get them with a lot less effort. The trick is knowing which of the apps that require root privileges will end up modifying your system. Avoid the ones that will and you can enjoy root with less work to get updates. If the only root required apps you are interested in modifies the system, then it will be a matter of what you value more.

Sent from my awesome phone!
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vertigo_2_20:
That reminds me of another thing I haven't yet figured out. If /system is modified, I'm assuming the OTA will still show up and just won't install, but I wonder if it won't even show up anymore. Anyone know?
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Henryy97:
Ahhh! I guess I'll just flash ROMS to update my phone then because I need my xposed :P Besides, after 6.0, if we want root, we can only get the systemless one anyway, right?

Also, I did not quite understand something about systemless root. If the root is 'systemless', then how can apps still edit the system? I've read up that after a memory wipe, the root will actually go away but what happens if I have apps that already modified the system? I just don't quite get how the apps can get into the system and modify it, if the root itself cannot do that because it is systemless. Am I getting the wrong idea here? I've read, and read, and read. I can't find an answer to that :/ According to what you have said though, if I were to get an app that modifies the system, then it would essentially *break* the systemless aspect of it, right? Therefore, it just becomes a normal root?

I feel like I'm going in circles now so I hope someone will be able to explain this for me or just point me in the right direction!
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vertigo_2_20:
Systemless root does not mean root doesn't have access to /system, it simply means a way of gaining root access without modifying the /system partition, because if you gain root with the old methods, which DO modify /system, it breaks Android Pay and OTAs. Root still has access to modify system, hence why you have to be careful in installing apps, xposed, etc, because if they have root access, they can modify it, and if they do, your systemless root just became useless. The whole point is to NOT modify it so as to keep those certain functions intact, but it doesn't prevent you from doing so after gaining root.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] turbo23:
My experience was rooting 5.1.1 on the new phone. I backed up at every stage. I tried a few roms, no big deal. I liked 5.1.1 better due to micro sd card usage. I stupidly allowed the OTA to attempt to install. I knew it would fail but hoped it would stop nagging. The result I did not expect was phone continually rebooting on its own, trying to complete the update. After it completed the reboot it would start to shut down and begin the reboot process again. I restored a backup and froze the Motorola Update app with Titanium Backup. Problem solved. Don't do what I did!
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vertigo_2_20:
Why would you want to stay on L? M is so much better. Between Doze and permission control, you'll have better battery life and more privacy and security. Not to mention the increased security from having more up-to-date software. I'd recommend just taking the update.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] turbo23:
CM13 is working fine for me. Np
[XDA Assist] amalswain:
My phone was running on marshmallow but later I faced some hardware problem so I deposited it to HTC care and after getting my phone I discovered that it is again rolled to lollipop platform aandnow when I'm searching for update it is notifying that u have a update of 411 mb and after successful download of the update I choose install now then it boots the phone to the boot menu and shows a error installation aborted file recovery missing . So plz any suggestions
[XDA Assist] Kdio:
Hi amalswain

Thanks for using XDA Assist.

Could you please state the Manufacturer & Model of your device so we could better approach your issue guiding you to the appropriate experts?

I will be waiting for your reply within the next 2 days.

Nice regards.

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[XDA Assist] amalswain:
HTC desire 826
[XDA Assist] Kdio:
Hi amalswain

Thank you for your prompt answer

As we do not have an specific forum dedicated for your device yet, our experts at the below forum should be able to help you. Please be welcome to post over in there.

Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Nice regards and good luck.

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[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Grinninga:
Hello there.

How can i simunlock my SGS+ with cyanogenmod 12? It is on Android 5.0.
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] -WP7User-:
Hi everyone!

Last week, I got myself a Huawei P9 since I managed to crack my HTC's screen and my carrier made me a good offer.

I didn't really like the P9 at first because of the EMUI and its "iOS-ish" look, but after installing the Google Now Launcher and a theme with stock Google icons I'm back to the Android experience I know and love and I like the phone as it is now.

There's just one problem that keeps my new phone from being great - its battery life. And that's the reason for my post.

I've used my phone normally today and I've got 60% battery left after 9hrs of usage with roughly 1hr of SOT. Coming from the HTC One M8, this seems like a pretty bad battery life to me.

"Normal usage" means auto-sync enabled, WiFi, BT and everything except 4G disabled, receiving some WhatsApp messages and responding, about 15mins of Facebook, 30mins of listening to music (with the built-in music app) and occasionally checking the clock. My power plan is set to "Smart" and the only apps that are allowed to run in the background are the launcher, WhatsApp and Snapchat so that I get notifications.

What really striked me as strange is the unusually high Android System and Mobile standby drain - These are the highest entries in the list with about 30% each.

Mobile standby says it's been searching for a network for nearly 8 hours when I had a stable connection the whole time - may this be the problem that's causing the battery drain?

Also, I feel like the Android System shouldn't be as high on the list as it is. On my other phones it wasn't even at 1% most of the time. Is this a known problem with the P9 or is there something I can do to prevent the system from draining my battery?

Thanks a lot in advance!
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] Snaert:
I had the same issue on my p9 plus. Android-system was allways using over 30% battery. After I updated to B161 firmware the usage dropped to15% max. Mobile standby is still quite high in my oppinion.