yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] zabardast_1:
It has been stated by the cook 'its Right' at the first page of TNT.1933 that "

- Some of roms have the issue with cannot open the wifi from the first time"

maybe by reflashing or flashing the other versions of TNT .1933 solve this problem,no harm in trying. :D
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] spencepu3:
it seems to be a problem with every wm6 rom i have used. I can connect fine to my apartments router but other places i could normally connect to very easily with wm5, i now cannot with wm6. Anyone else have this problem?

edit: this is not a problem with it connecting directly, it will not even connect manually or even show that a certain wireless network is in range even though i know that it is. I have reflashed to the same result
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] ai6908:
Use the .318 build (Jaguar, XM6, Loon kitchen). Thats the only build that does not have this problem in WM6, all the other builds have the problem.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] jimmoor:
WiFi problems w/1933

I think I've had exactly the same problems w/several TNT versions after TNT4 which worked OK. Also similar problems with

I have NOT had a problem w/WiFi using NBD 9.2 which has worked for several weeks now w/o hitch! NBD 9.2 is (relative to 1933) thin on applications so U have to track down the cabs and load. That is why I tried 1933 recently. No wifi so I went back to 9.2.

Good luck,

Jim

Cingular 8125 G3

NBD 9.2

SIM and CID unlocked

Radio 2.69.11 w/fix
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] DiCham:
I just met this for the very first time. Then it worked normaly. TNT5.0
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] douglas12107:
Is there a way to pull stock modem off a non-rooted phone? Or does anyone have stock PG1 modem they can send me
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] dcap0187:
i use a program called "phrozen windows" and used the emergeny software recovery option in kies or smart switch to download the current firmware. phrozen windows shows where all active files are being downloaded to so you can grab the files you want. hope this helps. i have the metro pcs galaxy s7. thats how i got my current firmware.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] duff105:
So there I was, using Cloudy 3.3 on my G2 international model (d802) when I thought to myself: Why wouldn't I change the ROM. I guess I got bored of it and while in the past year I tried almost EVERY ROM (at least every 5.1 lollipop ROM and these new marshmallow ROMs) I wanted something different this time. I remembered that Flyme OS system and wanted to give it a go. I found one here on xda site, I think it was Flyme 4.1 or 4.0 or something like that but I decided to go for a ,,newer" version of the system.

I found Flyme OS on this site: http://www.flyme.cn/firmwarelist-14.html

And as you can see the entire site is in Chinese but I managed somehow and downloaded it. I had TWRP 3.0 installed and I think I know the thing or two about flashing ROMs on this device. The whole installer is AROMA based and even though it was in Chinese I managed to flash the system. And that's when I knew I f****d up. After I installed it and it booted up, I figured that I'm not really into the whole Flyme interface and wanted to revert to stock. But I couldn't!

1. I no longer have download mode, when I stick USB cable and hold volume up it shows me an animation of ,,download mode'' but then in upper left corner appears a message saying ,,boot secure error'' or something like that and then it shows me a black screen.

2. I no longer have my TWRP recovery installed.

- I can't use 3rd party apps to restart my phone into recovery because this OS is NOT rooted! And I can't even root it because there's no method for it. I tried the default rooting method for MEIZU phones which include you logging in to your Flyme account and all of a sudden ,,root permissions'' option appears in your settings - DIDN'T HAPPEN. I also tried other different methods but to no avail. It just can't be rooted.​

- Even when I turn the phone off and try to do the hard reset thing with simultaneously holding power + volume down button - it won't show me the LG's default ,,factory reset'' screen which could potentially lead me into TWRP. It just boots normally!​

So, the conclusion:

I flashed an unknown Flyme OS system for LG G2 from a Chinese site and it works decently good but when it installed - it turned my G2 completely to a MEIZU phone. I have no clue on how to revert it and PLEASE I would appreciate any help given. Before giving your opinions in the comments, do read every sentence I wrote above.

Thanks in advanced.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] duff105:
Bump.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] duff105:
C'mon guys, there has to be someone who could possibly try to help :(
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qasim799:
Did you tried going to recovery mode by completely shutting off your phone and then pressing volume down + power button simultaneously. If goes into recovery mode as you said you have no twrp installed. What does it shows and also what happens when you connect your phone to pc in recovery mode?.

P.S i recovered from a similar issue like you on my sprint g2
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] duff105:
I tried going to recovery with my phone being completely shut down, however, it simply turns the phone on. No button combination gets me into recovery anymore. As if it simply vanished from my phone (the recovery, of course). It doesn't show the default ,,Factory data reset" option when I hold volume down + power button whilst turning the phone on. No options whatsoever. So I didn't even get the chance to connect it to the PC while in recovery, since there's no recovery installed on my phone.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] igli83:
install quick boot. and try to access to recovery. maybe it will help.

otherwise... kingroot ... if your phone is not rooted. google for autorec for your model phone. it will install the recovery again
[LG G Flex 2] asvyr:
After I installed android M on my H955 I keep getting messages "Unfortunately, the process android.process.media has stopped." I also noticed notification telling me to update Google Play Services, but I can't do that since every time I try to update them Play Store crashes.
[LG G Flex 2] asvyr:
Okay nevermind I tried to downgrade to 5.1.1 and bricked phone
[LeEco Le1 Pro Questions & Answers] Kanczyn:
Is someone working Usb OTG in any recovery? so as to please link

In TWRP shows 0 MB stick.

Wysłane z mojego Le 1 Pro przy użyciu Tapatalka
[LeEco Le1 Pro Questions & Answers] flod10:
yes, is work

yesterday I put a new soft from USB otg
[LeEco Le1 Pro Questions & Answers] Kanczyn:
cool. which was recovery? I ask for a link to download?

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[LeEco Le1 Pro Questions & Answers] Kanczyn:
I have installed TWRP 3.0.2.0 and does not work, and maybe it is the kernel?

Wysłane z mojego Le 1 Pro przy użyciu Tapatalka
[LeEco Le1 Pro Questions & Answers] Kanczyn:
I am asking you for help

Wysłane z mojego Le 1 Pro przy użyciu Tapatalka
[LeEco Le1 Pro Questions & Answers] flod10:
I have twrp 3.0.2 and is work, I put the program inside with a stick USB, i have on stik normal USB and mini USB, both...
[LeEco Le1 Pro Questions & Answers] Kanczyn:
What is the program?

My recovery shows 0 MB flash drive ...

Wysłane z mojego Le 1 Pro przy użyciu Tapatalka
[LeEco Le1 Pro Questions & Answers] Kanczyn:
Problem solved. enough to format the USB flash drive from your phone.

Wysłane z mojego Le 1 Pro przy użyciu Tapatalka
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Iglooian:
I have a moto x 2014 running cyanogenmod 13, is it safe for me to install xposed framework on it? Also can someone please briefly explain what xposed framework is?

Thanks in advance,

Matt
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] ljx2k:
Yesterday I downloaded the TWRP app and attempted to update TWRP via the app. It said the process failed. Later on in the day I rebooted my phone and on reboot I am stuck at the White screen with the HTC logo.

My phone is s-off and I have been running stock verizon KitKat ROM that has been rooted. I have text messages with information I cant afford to lose. I was able to pull my photos off the device using a USB cable, and I am able to get into TWRP and browse the data on the device.

Is there anyway I can flash an RUU or ROM that will NOT DELETE any of the data on my phone so that I can get the phone to boot again?

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks in advance!
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] andybones:
Make a nandroid backup, It may boot later on. I've only flashed twrp using adb so I don't have any insight on what you did. If at a last resort you can run an ruu (after you saved said nandroid to a PC) then after the ruu add the nandroid back to the phone and flash it and see if it boots.

Another thing is to use twrp file manager and see if you can get a file like this one that hold the messages database, I found in a quick Google Search. /data/data/com.android.providers.telephony/databases/mmssms.db

You may be able to re-add it back to a ROM after ruu? Honestly not too sure

Wish I had more info,

Best of luck.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] cntryby429:
I'd recommend making a backup in twrp. Then you can ruu back to stock KitKat, reflash twrp WITH FASTBOOT, make sure it boots, then restore the data partition only and see what you get.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] ljx2k:
Thanks for the suggestions everyone. I did make a nandroid backup in TWRP just in case i needed it. I reached out to DOTTAT and he suggested flashing his Android 6.0 RUU he had in one of his posts that did not overwrite data and he sent me a link to the file.

I downloaded it and flashed it using adb in fastboot and sure enough that got my phone to boot and simultaneously upgraded me which I was planning on doing soon anyway. On boot I was no longer rooted but since the phone is S-OFF I just installed TWRP using adb and then installed SuperSU and all is good.

Once again thanks everyone for the help!
[MTCB Hardware Development] ffwd4490:
Nice, I thought about this a while back. Quick question, when you turn your vehicle off, the radio stays on? You have to manually turn it off right?
[MTCB Hardware Development] CaptShaft:
That is correct. You turn your radio off manually, with or without the key in the ignition.

The standby current is the question. Some folks that do CanBus monitoring through their radio report large current draw when the radio is in standby mode, but those that don't do canbus seem to see standby current on the order of 80 mA down to about 25mA. It's an ongoing debate.

The separate battery eliminates the worry of draining your main car battery dry.

Make sense?
[MTCB Hardware Development] ffwd4490:
Yes totally, I've wanted to do this, just not sure if I want always on and manual turn on/off, or the wait... So as usual I do nothing lol. Great write up though! Cheers!!
[MTCB Hardware Development] doitright:
That seems like a lot of parts and expense for very little gain.

Wouldn't it be easier to just put a switch or a timer on the ign line into the radio?

EDIT:

Like this;

http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Circuit...-delay-relay-Turn-on-off-switch-/131776109221

So for $3, it will hold the IGN line powered when IGN source is terminated, adjustable for anything between 0.1 seconds and 1 hour. Now when you go and fill up your gas tank, the radio stays on, but if you leave the car parked overnight, it will still do a full bootup the next morning.

EDIT2: This $5 unit is better;

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Digital-LED...itch-Relay-ON-OFF-Module-12-24V-/262503313875

1) it will accept a higher voltage range, safe for car 14.5 volt.

2) it accepts a separate power and trigger input, meaning that it is a DIGITAL timer rather than analog timer that is potentially sensitive to temperature.
[MTCB Hardware Development] ffwd4490:
I didn't think of this for the short term pit stop boot up delay. We already have that solved with the software mod that allows you to keep the Hu powered for 2 hours. For me this would be for the overnight/work shut down.
[MTCB Hardware Development] stormlabs:
The problem with the software mod is that only works after the radio has booted.

In my push to start car, I insert the card and the radio starts to boot but when I press the button the power is cut to the radio and it reboots again since the mod wasn't loaded yet.

So one of these mods could solve my problem.
[MTCB Hardware Development] sslt:
Great,

I have been looking for a long time after this solution.

I want to install this but thinking about the next problem. My power-off function does not work. When pushing the power button, i have a black screen, the leds off the buttons are still active and after pressing the power button the system reboots. Not a perfect sleep or standby modus. If i don't fix this first the extra battery won't be a solution.

I can fix this by adjusting the software?

RK3066 800 x 400 with MALAYSK ROM (12 June)
[MTCB Hardware Development] stevey500:
I think it's absolutely absurd that these head units simply do not have a built in standby power supply keeping them in a sleep state rather than shutting down entirely.

Nine years ago with my atom-based desktop PC installed in the dash, using a dc-dc switching power supply, that desktop computer based infotainment system was able to sleep for weeks on battery power, always instantly resumed to the centrafuse software interface.
[MTCB Hardware Development] Mr. Jedge:
If i were to do something like the second unit that you posted, how long would you think would be the most amount of time to allow the radio to stay on safely (with the screen off) before it negatively affects the car's battery (either the battery dying, or doing longterm damage to the battery). Thanks!
[MTCB Hardware Development] thctase:
In fact probably radio should go down after 3 days in stand by. Then battery will still more than fine and 3 days is a long time to no impact slow starting.
[MTCB Hardware Development] CaptShaft:
Power Consumption Figures

Addendum 9/3/16

:

I wanted to relate that the initial battery size was really not adequate for my needs in this affair. The 18 amp-hour battery would discharge in a matter of days, to the point where it was no longer doing its intended job. I would have to recharge the battery about two times per week. This is not acceptable.

So today I went out and purchased a marine deep-cycle battery with about 500 CCA. I’m not quite clear on the amp-hour rating. This was about $80, plus tax.

More importantly, I went on to eBay and for around $10 I purchased a very small, cheap power meter with a simple wiring set up. I wired this into the output circuit from the battery isolator to the radio, so I could see what the actual power draw is for this set up.

My results are as follows:

At start-up we see about 3 Watts being consumed, 0.25 amperes of current, plus or minus a little bit.

When the radio is fully booted up, the screen is on, and music is playing, we see about 10 W of power consumption.

When the radio is in a standby mode, after you’ve hit the power button and the screen is off and the radio is about as “turned off” as it’s going to get, we see around 1 W of power consumption.

Mind you, this is a RockChip 3188 CPU, and the power usage will be similar across all brands that use this CPU.

As I’ve emphasized earlier, the advantage of this set up with the (now larger) battery is you can run a large amplifier and subwoofers off of it, without potentially taxing your electrical system.

Otherwise if you’re going to run a powerful car radio, you have to buy a larger battery and a larger alternator to go with it. This may not be everybody’s cup of tea.

:good:
[MTCB Hardware Development] Mr Bigglesworth:
Hi - been away from the forums for a three months now - been v busy with work, but was following this thread and really like your attempt here.

It's got be thinking on a few things - especially your last post with actual measurement of power usage.

It's raised a couple of interesting points for me.

The first is effect on your standard car battery if left on all the time. My car battery is a 72Ah, 12V, so please correct me if I'm wrong - but does this make it 864Wh. Therefore, at 1W draw, the car battery would support it for 36 days? Now I imagine that a car battery would need to have a reasonable level of juice in it to start a car so it's not like you could leave it for (e.g.) 35 days and still expect it to start but if you were leaving the device on overnight/out of working hours (i.e. not weeks on end), on this basis it shouldn't really kill your battery.

Further thoughts I had was

1) could there be some kind of software mod to make the power off function on the radio even more power efficient and so it really be a minimal drain on apps. I think this is what QuickBoot does on Cyanogen, but possibly it could be done by throttling the CPU, airplane mode and greenifying the apps. If the power usage was halved etc, then it really could be inconsequential relative to the standard car battery.

2) Maybe a rechargeable 'powerbank' could be used instead of the battery you have. Along the lines of say this 12V 23000mAh one which I think could sustain the head unit for almost 300 hours if 0.08A are drawn or 12V 10000mAh one which I think could do 125 hours if 0.08A are drawn - if the discharge side of this could switch on when the car ignition is switched off, but it plugged into a ciggy lighter (which are only on when the car is on in my car), then it would charge when the car is on and discharge when the car is off. Not sure how feasible/tricky that is.. ,also found this which seems to be able to do the switching required...
[MTCB Hardware Development] doitright:
Ok, so the newer head units (i.e. with Intel) are much more able to deal with the momentary "off" situation that is caused by starting the engine -- essentially, they have a WORKING shutdown delay, that is effective right from initial power blip.

They also start up a lot faster (around 10-15 seconds FULL BOOT).

I recall an interesting feature that was introduced by Parrot into Asteroid Smart; it had an advanced startup. In the case of the Parrot, it was based on a motion sensor in the unit -- when it sensed you opening the door, it would begin its power up.

Now while these chinese units don't have motion sensors, we could actually do something else that would give it an advanced startup -- hook the ignition switch line into the INSIDE LIGHTS of the car -- you open the door, the lights come on, the radio starts booting, you sit down, stick the key in, start the engine, and guess what? Its booted!

This modification will require a couple of DIODES. Run the inside lights circuit through a diode to the IGN input to the car radio. Run also the car IGN source through a diode to the IGN input of the car radio. Without the diodes, the ignition would turn on the lights, and the lights would power on all kinds of things you don't want powered on.

For an older unit, the same kind of thing would work, IF you combine it with the capacitor shutdown delay hack -- software hacks won't work since the unit won't be booted far enough for the software hack to actually run. And while it might not be enough time to fully boot an older unit, it will at least shave a bunch of time off of it.
[MTCB Hardware Development] oscyp:
Parrot Asteroid --> Android™ 2.3 platform :/

and you shouldn't power your HU from the lights circuit not mentioning that when they are off, the HU would be off too.....

It could be done by using a relay and lights circuit as a trigger, but not as a power source itself.
[MTCB Hardware Development] Mr Bigglesworth:
I like this line of thinking... so could you set it so if the lights are on OR the ign line is on, then the run that output as the new IGN feed to the radio?

And I might be getting confused here, but I thought the HU takes it power directly from the Fuse board, but the ignition feed effectively triggers it on - or is it actually drawing quite a bit of current from the ignition feed?
[MTCB Hardware Development] Mr Bigglesworth:
Or, sticking with doitright suggestion, how about a motion sensor like http://www.maplin.co.uk/p/motion-detector-kit-n27fl located low so it picks up the driver footwell, somehow reset it though.

Or an electrical contact switch on the driver door that can sense it opening when the ignition is off?

Might be some kind of alternate switch idea which would work?
[MTCB Hardware Development] oscyp:
Any trigger + relay circuit would be good. No big deal.
[MTCB Hardware Development] doitright:
It is NOT drawing ANY (measurable) current from the IGN line. At most, it is just enough current to activate a BJT. If China decided to spend the extra 0.001 cents, then they used an FET, and the current is zero. All of its current is through the radio fuse, which remains powered up full time, as long as the car's battery is installed and has charge.

Yes, that is what I'm talking about. Just OR it with the inside lights and make sure there is no backflow.

---------- Post added at 02:52 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:51 PM ----------

That is what I'm talking about. What do you think causes the inside lights to turn on when you open the door?!!!!
[MTCB Hardware Development] DerpMcDirt:
Love this post. I want to do it with my honda fit hope it works. Summer project , just the battery I want is 500$. An odyssey pc545 tppl 1000w.

Probably wants put it where the spare tire is suppose to be. Under the panels there a spot it's only Styrofoam. Enough space for a battery, an amp, the tire pump ( emergency flat tire kit ) .

Or do ur build and sodder it behind the bumper
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] rhandy1969:
SO i just bricked my samsung galaxy note 3 from verizon. It was running a custom rom 4.3 jelly bean deodoxed. I tried to install a 4.4.4 kitkat cfw and now I cant boot it hangs in the samsung custom boot up. All i can do is go into odin mode, is there anyway for me to unbrick or is it time I bought a new phone?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ShapesBlue:
Just a suggestion. Maybe post this in the correct forum. You posted this in the VZW S3 forum

You should be able to flash it back to stock via Odin

Sent from my Nexus 6
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] glauberlima:
Hello mates!

I've been playing with XT1097's boot.img and need some help as my boot.img fails to boot

if I repack ramdisk

.

Using abootimg

Extracting boot.img contents:

abootimg -x boot.img ==> produces bootimg.cfg, initrd.img and zImage files in the current directory

Updating boot.img contents without touching ramdisk (using the one extracted in the previous step):

abootimg -u boot.img -r initrd.img

If I extract initrd.img and try to repack it, then system fails at boot:

Extracting ramdisk (initrd.img) contents:

abootimg-unpack-initrd ==> produces a ramdisk subdir

Repacking without modyfing ramdisk folder contents:

abootimg-pack-initrd newramdisk.img

Updating boot.img with newramdisk.img

abootimg -u boot.img -r newramdisk.img

Even though the generated boot.img's size matches the original one - 10444800 bytes - system gets stuck at boot logo.

The same issue happens if I use these tools combined:

mkbootimg, unmkbootimg, gzip and cpio

Any ideas are welcome :)
[Honor 5X Questions & Answers] harryspar:
Just got a 5X (in the US). I would like to use the fingerprint reader (so probably limited to stock ROM?) but would also like to use Xposed if possible,

Could someone recommend a ROM to flash? Or can I put Xposed on stock ROM at this time?
[Honor 5X Questions & Answers] harryspar:
Awesome, thanks!

Anyone idea if it will play nice with the Marshmallow update?

And in general what are everyone's impressions of the update? Is it better than the 5.1 stock, or are there bugs?
[Honor 5X Questions & Answers] Puddi_Puddin:
Way smoother
[Honor 5X Questions & Answers] harryspar:
That's great! My wife has a 5X running the 5.1 stock, rooted but not modified in any other way. I assume the OTA is seamless in terms of not messing up existing apps/accounts/data/settings etc?

I don't want to run the update for her if it's going to cause any issues.
[Honor 5X Questions & Answers] Puddi_Puddin:
Doesnt modify data