yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] Artur Macedo Costa:
Thx. I will download the CandySix OMS
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] rahimali:
TWRP themes

Users of this recovery, do try out the TWRP themes available here to make it look even more awesome! There are eight different variations available!
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] jrk190:
So, I'm reading around the forums since I'm picking a V410 off of a buddy today, and I'm trying to figure out if I can flash v400 recoveries and Roms on it. I don't plan on using the LTE. Just curious, thanks
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] rahimali:
No you can't. V410 has different hardware not compatible with V400. You can find TWRP and ROMs for the V410 in these forums, just don't use the ones intended for V400.
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] brainvision:
EDIT: sorry, wrong thread, DELETED
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] heliox:
Thanks a lot for your work. After reverting back to stock KK from stock LP using this : Return to Stock [V400], and rooting with Towelroot I managed to flash (adb) your TWRP in to order to try Custom ROMs. Everything works great, except my hardware WIFI issue, no matter stock or other ROMs.
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] BeeWall:
FlashFire might be able to work for Lollipop stock roms to flash stuff. Not sure though. Plus, FlashFire can be more dangerous than TWRP.
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] amdev0101:
Lollipop firmware is not supported by any ROM / recovery
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] BeeWall:
Has anybody tried FlashFire? It doesn't require a recovery image, unlike TWRP. Once again, not sure, but it works on my Fire, which has a locked bootloader.
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] amdev0101:
As I said, lollipop firmware is not supported.
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] BeeWall:
Thanks. Sorry for being stubborn about it. Just curious, do you know why FlashFire might work with some locked bootloaders and not others? Is it just general device differences or something specific? Because if it is just a bootloader change. I'm shocked Amazon hasn't implemented it on my device yet ☺

(Knocks on wood)
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] amdev0101:
It has nothing to do with FlashFire. Lollipop firmware is not supported by any ROM/recovery
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] BeeWall:
What do you mean? I thought it was just the bootloader refusing to boot unsigned stuff? Sorry for noobiness.
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] amdev0101:
TWRP-3.0.3-1 is out for v400
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] xBane_:
Can i use this for the v410?
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] BeeWall:
No. Recovery does not work for other devices than what it was built for.
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] amdev0101:
There's a link in the main thread to 3.0.2-0 for v410 by invisblek
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] bilgem:
TWRP 3.0.3-1 for v400 problem ...

I want to turn off the device, but when I close it restarts
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] amdev0101:
Works fine for me, try reflashing the image in recovery, flashing older and and new one again (in recovery) or reflashing firmware
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] fxfxfxdk:
Jog my memory on procedure for upgrading TWRP

I'm upgrading from TWRP 2.8.5.0 on my v400. I have downloaded the 3.1.0 version of TWRP to the internal storage. How do I flash the upgrade - since it's an .img file (and hence, it isn't visible in TWRP for flash selection)?

I can upgrade to LineageOS 7.1.1 just fine with 2.8.50, but still prefer to flash the new 3.1.0 TWRP. My memory fails me on how to upgrade TWRP....

Thanks, guys and gals.
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] BeeWall:
In TWRP install menu, there is an "install image" button. Tap that, then the image, then check recovery.
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] williambright80:
So on the twrp website they have the v410 and I downloaded and flashed it but it doesn't work neither does the invisiblek bumped one it just goes to faboot I have my bootloader unlocked
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] amdev0101:
Recoveries from twrp website don't work and dees_troy didn't reply. Thats why title says "UNOFFICIAL", read the thread and you will find download links. I do not support v410, only v400 from me.
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] amdev0101:
twrp 3.1.1.0 is available to download now
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] amdev0101:
New images for both v400 and v410 available now!
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] dot64:
Hello, I've got a v400 running stock lollipop and am interested in loading a custom ROM. Do I need to first downgrade to 4.4.2 to load the latest TWRP from here? If so, can someone point me in the right direction? Thanks!
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] amdev0101:
Yes you need to downgrade to kitkat first, follow this guide but if you have problems let me know theres another way through LG UP https://xdaforums.com/g-pad-10/general/guide-return-to-stock-t2919039
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] williambright80:
Yes yes you do did also after doing that basicly what you have to do first is go to your PC and get the test adz now don't freak out

if you see white lines first boot or you only have 4 gigs of storage this is normal then you will want to go flash twrp then

Um well I have the v410 but try this guide https://xdaforums.com/g-pad-10/general/guide-return-to-stock-t2919039
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] Alias X:
[MENTION=6912676]Adam Myczkowski[/MENTION]

I recently updated TWRP from 3.0.x (I don't remember who made it) to your recent 3.1.x , but it came with an annoying bug: Everytime I restart the tablet, it resets date and time to Jannuary 1970 (until it connects to the internet). The old version did not do that. Can you please fix that? Otherwise I'll have to downgrade TWRP again, if I'll ever find the old TWRP image...
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] Alias X:
Seriously, aren't there any older 3.x.x versions floating around? I only found 2.8.5.0 .
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] amdev0101:
In my afh folder, pretty sure link is in the old post
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] xdause:
Did you settle for an older version on https://dl.twrp.me/v410/ that works? just noticed same issue but mine was Auguest 1972 and was overlooking it till it started to cause numerous crashes of treubaut and system on 5.1 making it unusuable. 2.8.5 still works great for v410 though and installed 15.3 magisk. no issue. Probably won't risk it again since newer roms like lineage have some features broken still for v410.
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] Alias X:
I've the v400, I'm not shure if we'd have the same results. Also, I'm slightly unshure if I even want to mess around with it again. Last time, I ruined my recovery, had an incompatible ROM, needed to use the LG Flashtool and root software to get my recovery and with it my backups back. That was really annoying.

Update: I've tried it. All other available 3.x.x-x versions have the same issue. Could this be a ROM-specific thing?
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] nolimitzz:
i had twrp v 2.8.5.0 forever on the V410, tried the one from twrp.me but it sends me to fast boot instead so i restored 2.8.50. then I flashed your version (3.1.1-1) for V410 (from twrp image option) and recovery works fine now, i could also flash Candy 7 ROM that was not possible to flash using older twrp version.

thanks!
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] xdause:
I also tried all the other other working twrp versions including the original 2.8 and the time is always wrong after a shutdown/reboot. This was a very annoying issue when i didn't have data/wifi and twrp backups will have the wrong date. However I noticed in one of my backups; the date was correct for a rom of 7.x. Unfortunately I still need hotspot so I'm stuck at 5.1 stable. Just an fyi that I think it is a rom problem.
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] nicospanas:
I flashed 3.1.1 from here and now time and year are wrong (1972). I re-flashed 2.8 but time remains wrong. Also uptime shows 400668 hours! I tried re-flashing both versions alternatively with flashify, original twrp app and directly from twrp recovery, but time remains wrong. I believe an option to set time and year correctly in twrp should be added.
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] nicospanas:
Do you know if I can flash stock recovery and see if this fixes the time issue, and then reflash twrp? I'm on lineageOS 7.1.2, so I wonder if stock can be flashed.
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] BeeWall:
AROMA Installer does not work on the v410 build, but it does work on the ones on the TWRP website.
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] nicospanas:
I don't know if you are replying to my 2 previous posts, but OP says that twrp downloaded from twrp site do not work. I can flash the ones here but have a bug with time and year showing 1972. I thought if I could flash stock recovery maybe fixes the time issue and then I can reflash twrp from first post. But I don't know if stock recovery will work with LOS. I could flash with flashify (?).

Also, have you flashed a working version from twrp site for v410?
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] BeeWall:
I wasn't replying, just reporting a bug. For me, the time is wrong, not sure about the year. I didn't even know TWRP shows the year, where does it say that?

The TWRP 3.1.0-0 downloaded from the TWRP site for the v410 works fine for me. I think at one point OP said he only has a v400 to test, so maybe the v400 builds from the site don't work.
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] nicospanas:
Year is not showing as such, but when you do a backup it will show as 1972 in my tablet. Other people have reported the same bug. Also my uptime is over 400000 hrs!

Good to know about 3.1.0-0, I'll give it a go. Thanks.

EDIT: I flashed 3.1.0-0, but didn't fix the issue. ?
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] ronFenomeno:
Hello, could anyone help me? I have flashed twrp recovery but I can't get into it. I just stuck on the page "Factory Reset Processing" after pressing power and volume down button
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] nicospanas:
Try reflashing it using flashify. Make sure you have the right twrp version for your model.
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] ronFenomeno:
I have tried for many times. After I flash with flashify, I press reboot and the tablet stuck on the screen with lg logo with a word saying that "error: boot certification verify". I have try recovering by using the lg pc suite and flashing it again, but it still got the same problem.

One more thing, I am flashing from the lollipop 5.0.2. Will it be the reason why I could not flash twrp though I am following the steps??
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] nicospanas:
I am afraid you cannot flash custom recovery over lollipop. You' re gonna have to downgrade to kitkat for flashing custom recovery (or rom). Here is the link of how to do it:

https://xdaforums.com/g-pad-10/general/tutorial-lg-gpad-v410-5-1-to-4-4-t3232150
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] ronFenomeno:
Does it mean that I even could not flash twrp in the lollipop version?:(:(

Also, I am flashing on v400. Is there a place that still providing the kitkat kdz file?

Thx a lot...Just downgrade the g pad to kitkat and flash the lineage os finally.
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] nicospanas:
You cannot flash twrp over lollipop.

There is this link:

https://xdaforums.com/g-pad-10/general/guide-return-to-stock-t2919039/page8

Posts #78, #79 may have working links to stock.
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] ronFenomeno:
I have flashed back to kitkat and now I enjoy with the lineage os.:D Thx a lot.
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] nicospanas:
Glad you made it. :)
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] nicospanas:
Set time in TWRP manually

I just found a solution for the time showing 1972:

In twrp, first set the correct time zone and then in a terminal command line you can set the time like this:

date -s "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS"

Thanks to user wseverin.

Note: This does not fix the uptime issue.
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] xdause:
What twrp version for what model + rom are you on? Does the time keep after you reboot into recovery. Setting time is not a solution because the problem is the time is not kept after restart. Otherwise everyone will have the right time after access to the internet and it wouldn't be a problem.
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] nicospanas:
I'm afraid you're right. Time is not kept after restart. Sorry for jumping to conclusions. I hope a solution is found soon.
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] Alias X:
Was anyone able to solve the time issue at this point?
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] blaze2051:
heres an updated twrp offical.

Download TWRP for e9wifi

Download TWRP Open Recovery for e9wifi

dl.twrp.me

anyone tried to flash this to a LG G pad X 10.1? or gain root on the G Pad X?
[G Pad 10.1 Original Android Development] bengmar:
is this twrp 3.1.1-1 is for lg g pad 7 lte v410?
[One (E9+) General] LoverLight:
Hello,

I own a HTC E9 + was working fine before I decide to change the battery holding a half day but in that time frame worked well

removing the original battery and placing the new received, the such would not start

I figured just said that it was empty and it just had to give him a boost off the phone

but before doing that, I decided to turn on the phone with the original battery, no signs of life

I have a feeling that it became like that after the original battery has been removed

information I can give:

- I tried all combinations imaginable keys

- I tried to load with multiple power supplies

- The two batteries (original and new) have the correct voltage tested with multimeter

- Without battery when the phone is connected, the LED lights up for 3 seconds and the phone vibrates once and go again to infinity

- With battery and phone connected, the same happens but in a single cycle

I tell myself that this is perhaps a HTC blocking against people wanting to repair their phones by themselves because I opened and changed all sorts of parts on a lot of phone and this is the first when I find myself with so few signs of life then

if you have any relevant information to give, I shall be grateful.

(Translated by Google Translate)
[One (E9+) General] ade.l:
did you fix it yet?

i did remove the battery and put it back after 2 days, the phone runs as usual but with weak or sometimes no signal at all

what am i missing here

would you help please
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom General] t2t:
Hello Guys,

I used to have a wizard and, even thought it has a fixed focus, i could easily take photos of documents (jus like kinda macro)...., but with my new atom exec it is impossible... all photos get terrible!

Can i fix this? or at least make my macro photos a little better?

I already tried cool camera and it didnt help!

Cheers
[Huawei P8max] shaolin95:
Just trying to get something a bit bigger than my Xperia Z Ultra with better battery life and was set on the X2 but I can get one P8 Max for around $325 like new....Still it seems that the X2 is seeing more dev action or maybe it my impression only.

What you guys think?
[Huawei P8max] ajsmsg78:
I know someone selling an X2 gold 32GB 702L for $220 which was barely used. PM me if you're interested.
[Huawei P8max] shaolin95:
I sent you an email.

Thanks!
[LG G Flex] dartist:
So I was following the How to SIM unlock the LG G Flex LS995ZV6 with 4.4.2 kitkat and I can't seem to get it to work with my sim from Ultra.me

King root worked too root the phone.

I have Root Browser and busybox installed

I am using total commander on windows 7

I have ls980SIMunlockFinal.rar and lg-g-flex-carrier.rar

I followed all instructions to copy the property folder from carrier and change it's permissions and also copied the apns-conf.xml over to make the APN's stick and deleted the telephony.db, but it won't see my sim. It is a US phone already it was just locked to sprint. I have a second phone a friend unlocked for me using 4.2.2JB and Ultra.me works on it fine. Friend is no longer available to assist. Any help would be greatly appreciated

Thanks
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] André Pereira e Ferriera:
Secure Settings on my device wasn't recognising root, so I ran this code

adb shell
su
mount -o remount,rw /system
touch /sbin/su /system/bin/su /system/xbin/su
mount -o remount,ro /system
exit
reboot

Secure Settings worked with root access, but now Titanium Backup isn't recognising root. How can I revert this?
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] Silesh.Nair:
Selinux needs to be permisssive
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] André Pereira e Ferriera:
How can I do that?
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] Silesh.Nair:
SELinuxModeChanger (Set SELinux mode on boot) - https://f-droid.org/app/com.mrbimc.selinux
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] André Pereira e Ferriera:
I've just tried to install the app but it wasn't possible. Is there another to do that?
[Xposed General] clonesr1:
I had xposed install and active on my motorola x pure phone which is running marshmallow. I received a message one day that there was an update for my moto x pure, and before I thought I clicked on install and ended up in boot loop.

I flashed a saved version of my rom which was prior to installing xposed. My processor is an arm64. When I attempted to install v85 again, I noted that on the screen it mentioned that 'no md5 file was found' and the process ended in like 10 seconds. When I rebooted my phone and tried to install xposed it said there was no framework installed.

So I tried to the framework uninstaller, wiped cache/dev and then tried to install the framework again but no joy ( I have also tried v81, 83 as well but get the same result).

I wanted to see what thoughts others may have. Thank you ahead of time.
[Xposed General] Curiousn00b:
Seems like your phone is back up and running, just no Xposed framework is activated.

Try downloading the Xposed zips through your browser and installing it. See if the results are different. That's the only thing that I can come up with.

Also, when you say you flashed a saved version of your ROM, did you dirty flash, or did you restore a nandroid backup?
[Xposed General] clonesr1:
Sorry I flashed a backup I created through twrp
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Accessories] CFoote:
Hi All,

I am a S7 Active owner since launch day and really love the phone. Just curious if anyone is running a case or bumper-style case on the phone? I know the rubberized coating on the perimeter of the phone does a decent job, but if I could find something slim and good looking I may consider it just to protect from scuffing the perimeter and screen/back.

Chris
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Accessories] Slade8525:
Cimo case here. love it. was getting rid of old phone stuff and came across some apple stickers; had to do it lol. nice slim tight fit, love it. also got glass screen protector which i highly suggest as the screen is polycarbonate plastic on top and WILL scratch easily.

https://www.amazon.com/Galaxy-Cimo-Premium-Flexible-Samsung/dp/B01ETKGOTW
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Accessories] djbeefdip:
Got a otterbox for it. The holder kinda sucks which can let the phone fall out in extreme situations and turns the phone into a bulky cumbersome brick but a indestructible cumbersome brick.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Accessories] jlczl:
I am a case addict and have a case for every scenario:

Otterbox Defender for extreme scenarios.

BodyGuardz case for medium/heavy duty protection.

Body Glove for kickstand use.

SUPCASE UNICORN BEETLE for grip and fitted case (best all around). Pics below.

S5 Seidio holster for naked use.

Holster used with SUPCASE is the Note 4 Seidio holster.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Accessories] CFoote:
Thanks for sharing folks, keep 'em coming if you run a case.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Accessories] Majin101:
Nope, going nude
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Accessories] BXWolf92:
Personally I've been running the Poetic Affinity Case. Its slim and adds just a smidge of protection. I take it off from time to time just to show people that my phone is not an S7 with a crazy case on, though, haha.

Link to Amazon US post: https://amzn.com/B01FCQGDHK
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Accessories] djbeefdip:
Seems I was wrong about the otter box belt case slipping out, if you put it in the exact way it wants you too it stays in no problem though it's not the most convenient position for sure
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Accessories] disturbd1:
This.

I will be doing liquid screen protection, since I did my homework and read the countless reports of the overlay being prone to scratches. Beyond that, I might do a skin for the back/sides, but the phone seems bulky enough without adding a case.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Accessories] inneyeseakay:
I have a Poetic Affinity but rarely use it, I love way the phone feels without a case.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Accessories] sgrimes:
Ordered one for mine a few days ago off Amazon. It was made by zizo, I'll link it when I get home. Definately feels like a durable phone but being an avid outdoorsman in Alaska... I'd rather throw an extra layer on it than not.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Accessories] CAPTainJRacine:
I just got myself a Zizo Bolt Cover as well.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Accessories] bandario:
What do you guys think of the bolt cases?

I don't see myself using a case very often but it might be good for hiking/ hunting.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Accessories] jimd1050:
You should have put the apple sarcastically "up side down" at least! :)
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Accessories] jimd1050:
I am also using the SUPCASE UNICORN BEETLE and love it! Best all around case, so much so that I don't even look around any more! Easy to hold, great protection - front, back and edges, and slips in and out of my pockets without a lot of hassle! :cool:
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Accessories] 78c10:
I just went simple - TGSP and a clear TPU cover - "Fosmon DURA-T Slim TPU Back Cover Case". Paid less than $10 off amazon for both. The phone is sufficiently rugged on its own for my purposes, it was more about keeping it from looking like it went through a war zone.

What I particularly like about TPU covers is that they slide in and out of my pocket easily. nothing to grab my clothes with.

2 co-workers got the S7 active after I did - one had no intention of using a screen protector nor a case, but he's gotten some "microscratches" and is reconsidering. The other has gotten a couple very light scratches while waiting for the TGSP to come in, again from amazon.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Accessories] Acinko:
Just next day'd " Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Case, Zizo [Bolt Series] " off Amazon (it looked the most rugged and thats what i was looking for) comes in tonight and I will try to write an update if I get a chance.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Accessories] Acinko:
Got the case in, it's definitely rugged.

Audio jack is right next to the hanger clip which may make it difficult to insert head phones, but I only use blue tooth so that doesn't affect me.

The screen sealed on nice and over all the case fit real snug. I like it as of right now but will try to update once it goes through it's first real impact.... hopefully it does it's job.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Accessories] xc rider:
I just got the same case. Power button is super hard to push
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Accessories] Acinko:
Weird, all my buttons are easy to push... Maybe there is some accuracy issues in production? Because all these buttons are easier to push then the Defender series I had on my other phones.

Maybe the rubber button over the power button just needs to be broken in a little. Try taking the case off and pressing the button in and out a few times to make sure it is pressing easily and then placing it back on.

So far I really like this case... its holding up well for me and its really easy to grip... personally I thought I wouldn't like the lanyard that came with it... but now I keep it on at all times and it keeps me from misplacing my phone so often.