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[XDA Assist] Shubhamtkd:
Dear Sir

I have iball andi 4.5c magnifico I recently flashed it with stock rom by sp tool and it's successfully done but bcoz of some reason it can't boot up or showing charging or detected by pc (connect and disconnected in every 5 sec)

When I try to refrashed it. Shows Dram error I used many ways now I'm over to you kindly help me

It's a MT6572 device
[XDA Assist] Droidriven:
Try reading the thread linked below and posting your issue there.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1943442

The experts there may be able to help. Good Luck.
[XDA Assist] Shubhamtkd:
Thanks
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DeadCode3:
I get the error 0013 Everytime I start to watch, So I did some "googling" and found out the only working fix is to delete the file liboemcrypto.so located in /system/vendor/lib

The problem is I can't find liboemcrypto.so in this dictionary or anywhere else in my note 5 and as far as I remeber I didn't delete or rename it.. so I hope if anyone has an idea to fix this to share it with me.

Rooted Stock rom with latest update, SM-n920c
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sal7_one:
can't believe this is not solved yet!

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did you find a solution ?
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] apsk:
If it's not in the \lib folder then it is located in the parent folder (\system\vendor). Just rename it in case something else stops working and need to recover it.
[Meizu Pro 5 Questions & Answers] wilfridchung:
[Help!] Update System with Terminal Emulator with Error "no space left on device"

I follow the following instruction to update my Meizu Pro5 with success for several times, but i got an error message "no space left on device" this time. Is there any way to solve this?

1. Enable root

Enable root by tapping on Settings-> Accounts-> My Flyme-> Personal settings (first option) -> System privileges and set it to open - accept disclaimer and confirm.

2. Download and successfully install Busybox (from Google Play or see .apk below)

3. Download and install a Terminal Emulator (from Google Play or see apk below)

4. Download the correct and desired international (i) ROM/firmware (update.zip) for your device

5. Download and use the update.zip (firmware) converter that creates the required system-i.img

Click here to download converter first

Copy system.new.dat and system.transfer.list (from the update.zip) to the folder “in” (see converter folder)

Then start the converting process by starting System-conVERTER.cmd and pressing option 1 [enter]

If successfully converted you can find the system-i.img in the ‘‘out’’ folder.

6. Copy the converted system-img from ‘‘out’’ to the internal memory of your Meizu device

7. Go to Settings-> Display-> Sleep and set it to at least 10 minutes

8. Start the Terminal Emulator and run (type) the super user command

su

A permission popup will come; give permission by tapping allow (always allow).

9. Now run (type) the command for installing the system-img.

dd if=/sdcard/system.img of=/dev/block/platform/XXXXXXX/by-name/system

Replace XXXXXXX with the correct partition system for your device

MX4 Pro = 15540000.dwmmc0

M2 note = mtk-msdc.0

MX4 = mtk-msdc.0 (OR mmcblk0p6)

MX5 = mtk-msdc.0 (OR mmcblk0p18)

Pro 5 = 15570000.ufs

Example for MX5 : dd if=/sdcard/system.img of=/dev/block/platform/mtk-msdc.0/by-name/system

Note: Pro5 might require: dd if=/storage/emulated/0/system.img instead of /sdcard/

10. The installation should start after the ‘‘dd if’’ command, but please note…

…it may seem that the copying/process did NOT start because you didn’t notice it, but it DID start.

do NOT type a new command or whatsoever, just…

…be patient and give your device 5-10 minutes to process.

11. When the process is done you’ll see a # at the very end

Your device should be unresponsive by now - this is normal

12. Now just shutdown your phone (hold power button) and reboot it

13. Once successfully booted your device should be running an I-rom

Once in Flyme again it is wise - but not necessary - to completely reset your phone. Go to settings->about phone->memory->factory data reset-> check both boxes and click start cleaning (this could take 5-10minutes). Always backup your stuff if necessary.
[Meizu Pro 5 Questions & Answers] liuxu1027:
use“SD maid”

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[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kikking:
i worked on install rom for lg l3 e400 called PureOs v6.0 . but the ROM not supported Arabic language . i need solution
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] masumane22:
Ok i have a US-Sprint Galaxy note 5, recently it decided to start rebooting over and over after about 30 seconds. i didnt know the cause so i mistakenly did a fdr now it freezes and reboots on the optimizing android apps. i would like to flash a stock rom USB debugging is not on and i cannot turn it on. how can i go about getting this thing back up to working conditions?

ANY HELP APRECIATED. Please this phone is my life line to my family and work, aswell as Clash of kings which im missing out on for 2+ weeks already so sad...
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] ZonderZout:
Hello,

I've been reading around the entire forum, but I am having trouble determining which version of the HTC Wizard I have.

In my case, I have a Qtek 9100 by Vodafone. When I boot the phone, I get an HTC screen and then a Vodafone welcome screen. The forum tells me it should show me some IPL/SPL version numbers, but none are displayed anywhere.

I've tried running Hard SPL G4 (since it had a G3/G4 detection and wouldn't destroy my Wizard on sight if it weren't the right one), but even this neat program comes with the error: "SPL version has no value".

So er, right... now I'm really clueless on what to do!

When I go into the configuration screen -> System and then to Device Info, all I can make out are these values:

ROM version: 2.18.7.6 NLD

Radio version: 02.07.10

Protocol version: 413.1.03

ExtROM version: 2.18.7.113

CPU: OMAP850

Flash chip type: M-Systems

Model number: WIZA200

Not much to work with, I reckon, but perhaps anybody could help me out here?
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] waleed786:
there is another program you can use to check if it's a G3 or G4, but it only works with xp, NOT vista. Im not sure about windows 98, or 2000, never tried. The program is called WST tool which stands wizard service tool. If you can't find it anywhere, let me know, and ill send it to you.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] variosteph:
Wizard Service Tool, just a few posts away::)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=329170

steph
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] zabardast_1:
"When I boot the phone, I get an HTC screen and then a Vodafone welcome screen",

You'll find IPL/SPL figures appear in 'RED' colour at the first (initial) screen,as per your posting,you shud be able to see them in the first splash screen "HTC" screen, or download WST Tool and run.it'll give all the statistics of your phone.

Cheers :D
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] xeno1:
With your phone off, press and hold the camera key and then press the power button. The phone will boot in to a 3 colored screen called the bootloader and it will tell you both your IPL and your SPL version.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] ZonderZout:
Yes! This trick did the job!

Booting the phone normally just showed me nice HTC and Vodafone screens, but the camera-button trick worked perfectly: 2.18.0001, which would make my model a G4.

Now to see if I can find the right WM6 edition for my Wizard. I read that you need to be careful which release to install, because some have been built for G3 and would mess up my G4?

Anyway, first things first; unlocking the bastard! Thanks!
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] waleed786:
just one question. I know you can't use G3 Roms on a g4, but can you use a g4 rom on a g3 device?
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] xeno1:
There's not really a such thing as aG3 or G4 ROM. You just need to read the thread and see if it includes a IPL/SPL update or an extended ROM (I'm not positive on this one though) and if they do you either shouldn't use them or if your a little more advanced, break them down and remove the IPL/SPL and ext ROM and then flash them. Like I said though, I'm not positive on whether it's safe or not to flash an extended ROM to a G4 so you may try going through the G4 section and see if anyone has that info.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mr.loverlover:
Hello,

My brother bought a dual sim adapter for his lg. After 3h of struggling to put it in correctly the phone finally recognized sim1 and a new sim switching menu appeared. The problem is, that whenever he tries to switch the card, the phone keeps going back to the sim1.

So my question is, did anyone try it?

And do you think that it may be the roms fault (fulmics)?

Sent from Note 3, Xiaomi Redmi Note 3.
[General Questions and Answers] ShinraTensei04:
Hey guys, I'm rather new to the world of customising Android devices. I just have SO MANY QUESTIONS right now. And I'm sure I'm not the only one, which is why I created this thread to help myself and other people.

Basically, I'll be asking a bunch of questions related to the topic, and this can help other people who are new to all this too.

So, I've got a rooted device. It's on lollipop 5.0, has an unlocked bootloader, TWRP recovery, and Xposed framework.

A few questions to start off with:

1) Can I flash multiple .zip/.img files one after another? Or do I need to always wipe my phone's cache after each flash?

2) Say I wanna update TWRP recovery. Do I have do something before flashing it? CAN I flash a newer version over the previous one?

3) Same question as 2) but for Xposed framework instead.

4) I have Xposed framework installed with some modules running on my phone. Should I disable these modules before updating my Xposed?

5) The latest version of Xposed is v86 as given here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3034811

Can v86 work for lollipop?

6) Similarly, can one download any TWRP version and flash it for their device? Or do each build have a different, specific version of TWRP?

7) Are the latest recovery mods and Xposed frameworks always guaranteed to be stable? Or is it safer to stay on the older ones? Which ones would you recommend?

8) Now, the custom ROMS. What are the necessary things to do before flashing one of these?

9) After flashing a custom ROM, can you flash another on top of it? Or do you have to restore back to your original stock ROM?

10) Does flashing and switching between custom ROMs cause any damage to the phone? Or is there any such potential?

11) Since backing up is a must, I'll ask some about that too. Which would you suggest to be the best backing up method?

12) Does creating a NANDroid backup or a backup from within custom recovery(TWRP in my case) equal to creating a backup of stock ROM?

13) Do I need to copy that backup into PC(to restore later), or will it be safe in my phone's memory after flashing a custom ROM?

I guess that's about it for now. Everyone, please answer if you have done these before. And of course, add your own questions too. This can save a lot of time for a lot of people. I could add more questions in if people request it.

**Answer mentioning the question number for simplicity of searching.
[General Questions and Answers] ramiabouzahra:
Answers!

You can, but it is more recommended to wipe cache and dalvik cache with each flash.

You'll have to wipe dalvik cache and cache and just flash it normally. It might be stuck at 90% but a force reboot fixes it. It is because you are already in recovery. If it is stuck, leave it for 15 mins and come back. This is just to ensure that it really is stuck.

Yep, works, except you wont be stuck.

No need;)

Yup, just flash it via recovery :)

Each build is different for each device, so for example, I can't flash a TWRP for s7 edge on my s4.

In example, xposed and supersu framework and binary lets you choose if you want a stable file or a test one for developers. TWRP and other stuff have (what I know) different versions and as stated, these versions behave different on different device. During testing with my S4, I found that TWRP 2.8.7.0 is the most stable build for my device.

Make a nandroid backup of your whole device and back it up on you computer. Then wipe everything except your external sdcard and either store it on an sdcard or "adb sideload" it.

Not on top of it, you'll have to do as the answer to question 8, make a backup, wipe everything and then flash. No need to go back to stock ROM and then flash it ;)

There is always the risk of bricking but as far as software, it is always revertable. As long as you have a backup of course.

Nandroid backup is the best one.

It creates a backup of your current state, lets say, you are in Cyanogenmod 13, making a Nandroid backup will backup everything on cyanogenmod so that if you flash another ROM and still want to go back, you'll have everything restored, including app data and apps.

It will take up a lot of space on your device (since it is a backup of your whole device) so it is recommended to copy it to your computer and remove it from the phone. But, as always, make sure you copy the whole "BACKUPS" folder because the folder inside that folder has your device ID and it is required by TWRP to have the folder the exact ID of your phone to prevent anything bad from happening (bricks).

Hope, I answered all the questions as you wanted and if you have a new question, post it here and I'll reply as soon as possible;)
[General Questions and Answers] ShinraTensei04:
Hey, thanks a lot for answering. It helps a lot.

A few other questions I have:

14) So if I were to get CM13, and then create a backup of it, and then get another rom, say ASOP, create a backup of that too, and then switch to yet another rom, say Resurrection Remix, create a backup of that too.

Now, is it possible for me to be able to SWITCH between multiple roms, with ALL my data saved individually on each rom perfectly the way I wanted?(of course, wipe cache and data before restoring the backup)

If so, then I could just keep Nandroids of my favorite roms, can keep switching between them, never having to flash and start from scratch ever again!
[General Questions and Answers] ShinraTensei04:
15) Since I don't have otg cable, nor an sd card reader, I'm gonna have to keep the nandroid on my sd. Which means a lot of space is needed.

Can this workaround be possible:

- I use TWRP to backup only system and boot data. I save this on sd card.

- I use Titanium backup to save only user app and data. I save this on PC.

So now, when my device crashes while flashing something, I can restore backup from TWRP(do I clear cache and data before this as well?), and once my system rom is back, I can copy titanium backup via USB and restore it.
[General Questions and Answers] ShinraTensei04:
16) Suppose I flashed CM13, and it's really buggy. Can I switch back to the previous rom whose nandroid I had just by restoring it? Is it really that simple?
[General Questions and Answers] ramiabouzahra:
14) You can, but you would need tons of space.

Sent using a ks01lte (gt-i9506) running cm 13

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You do not have to have an sdcard reader to view your sdcard on your PC. You know how when you make a backup it is stored in /sdcard/TWRP/BACKUPS/CERIALNM/nameofbackup? Well, connect your phone to your pc and move the "backups" folder, then, when you need to restore it, add it to the twrp folder and restore it.

Sent using a ks01lte (gt-i9506) running cm 13

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Also, on the titanium backup part, not a bad idea... You can then copy the data and system or boot to your pc and bam.

Sent using a ks01lte (gt-i9506) running cm 13
[General Questions and Answers] ShinraTensei04:
What I meant was: Let's say I bricked my phone. Now, according to you, I place backup on pc. Okay. But now, how do I place this backup onto the sd on my phone when my pc can't even detect the phone(cuz it's dead yo). Doesn't this impose on me to keep the backup in sd(as I don't have reader or otg).

About the titanium, so you're saying I can do that? Backup only user apps+data and restore after restoring only system+boot.

Another question:

16) Can the backup of user apps+data made on, say, 'X' rom, be restored on 'Y' rom via titanium, on condition they are same Android version(suppose 5.0), without ANY chance of incompatibility. More importantly, can it have any chances of leading to a brick/bootloop.

* I read somewhere that if you backed up system apps of 'X' rom, then changed to 'Y' rom, and restored the system apps of 'X' rom onto 'Y' rom, it bricks the phone.(which is why I ask this question)

17) "Backing up 'system' in TWRP is completely different from backing up 'system' on titanium. This is because TWRP backs up entire system with system apps, while titanium only backs up the apps." This is true, right?
[General Questions and Answers] ramiabouzahra:
You adb sideload a functioning ROM and once you boot you copy the backup you can flash it via twrp. As for the second question, I have not tested it but it sounds possible.

16) You should not be in a bootloop if you backup like that, the fact that it is even the same android version is making it more likely to work and what I know, you can even switch the backup via phones. I don't use titanium because I always do nandroid backups.

17) Yup, that's true, twrp sees "system as the partition system while titanium sees it as the whole phones software, hence why it is called " system".

Thanks for asking these question and hopefully some day, you can teach others.
[General Questions and Answers] ShinraTensei04:
Hm... so whenever I brick my phone, I MUST adb sideload to a working rom first, and only then restore the backup I made? Even if I already have a backup saved onto the sd card of my bricked phone? Can I not restore that via TWRP instead? I ask this because if I were to adb sideload first, I'd lose root, unlocked bootloader, and yes, TWRP. So, I'd have to get ALL that done again, and only then restore my backup.

18) Does restoring a backup I made(when I had root access, unlocked BL, custom recovery, xposed) RETAIN all that? Meaning after I restore to that backup, I will still have all that.

Thanks for answering, I'm learning quite a bit. And yeah, I'll make sure to help others with this information too.
[General Questions and Answers] ramiabouzahra:
You won't lose TWRP or unlocked bootloader, but I will try today by making backup of "cache" and flash it via my sdcard as soon as possible.

Yup, it makes a backup of every little part of the system (if you include cache and dalvik, I don't, but some do).

:)
[General Questions and Answers] ramiabouzahra:
:) Okay, made a backup of "cache and the flashing went fine, my hypothesis is that you have to make the backup on the sdcard and not on the phone and move it to the sdcard.
[General Questions and Answers] ShinraTensei04:
Actually, when you adb sideload, you need to flash stock fastboot and recovery .img files(at least for my phone), and the bootloader does in fact get locked again, along with losing root. I know cuz I already have done adb sideloading before. So, doesn't that make flashing backup via sd card and TWRP without sideload the only thing I can do? I'm just trying to keep a backup without losing root, unlocked BL, TWRP, even if I gotta give up some space... Just wanna make sure it's safe to do it like that.

I only have "System(1125 mb)", "Data(3480 mb)", and "Cache(0 mb)" listed in TWRP. My cache is 0 mb.... nothing to backup on there?

19) Do I have to unlink my linked apps before creating a Nandroid, or will creating one while linked allow me to retain the link even after wiping data and then restoring the Nandroid?
[General Questions and Answers] ramiabouzahra:
You wont lose anything during a complete nandroid backup, and, apparently, some devices loose stuff during adb sideload.

Nothing....... Yet.

Unlink? What do you mean? (Not quoting Justin Bieber)
[General Questions and Answers] ShinraTensei04:
There's this thing you can do where you move your apps from internal storage to sd card COMPLETElY, thereby saving a lot of space on internal memory. It works because a 'link' is created between the app+data(now in sd) back to it's internal location counterpart(where it would have been otherwise). This way, the apps and system think your apps are in internal, but in fact are in sd(you can see that more internal is free by checking space used up via any file manager though).

In order to do this, a second partition on the sd card is to be made with an ext2/ext4 format, and use a linking app( like Apps2sd).
[General Questions and Answers] ramiabouzahra:
Yea I've used one of those, I first thought the app used the "MV" Unix command but yea you need a sec. Partition to do that on the sdcard, but you don't have to do that on your nandroid backup.
[General Questions and Answers] ShinraTensei04:
So can I backup linked apps with their links' data saved, so when I install the linking app again, they can be relinked automatically?
[General Questions and Answers] NoBullsh1t:
Thanks for those questions and answers. I posted this before but appearantly in the wrong place. It seems to be quite right here. Thanks to helping people!

Hi XDA experts

I am newly registered in the forum, but experienced in modding (more or less). But I am (for now) strictly a user, not developer.

So far I got along very well, with my beloved Galaxy S4 jfltexx. I got from stock to rooted stock, from there to cm, instantly back to stock, used it for a long time and am just now on cm13 nightly, which is truly awesome!

It is so awesome that I would really like to help other people out, even if they have no idea about this. Meaning I wish to modify other peoples phones for them. However, when it comes to other peoples property I can't really fight my way through technical terms I don't understand anymore, hoping that the outcome will be as I wished. I pretty much know what most of all these technical terms mean, but I don't always understand how they are related to each other. I know, explaining this will take a while, but I would REALLY appreciate it if someone would take the time...

1) The bootloader, can it be replaced? What would be the purpose of that? UNLOCKING does not mean REPLACING, does it??

What do custom ROMs typically consist of? An entire working system? Parts of a working system? Sometimes this sometimes that?

I'm asking the question because I got the impression that some custom ROMs require the user to have a certain (usually stock) ROM in order to flash it. For example, if I had a Galaxy S6 edge running 5.1.1, could I upgrade to noble ROM Marshmallow?

I also have the feeling that the ROM or system or whatever is somewhat seperate from the kernel. What is this relation? Do custom ROMs not always come with a compatible kernel? Is there only one kernel compatible to the rest of the system, or is there a chance to run a system with a kernel not particularly designed for it? How to get a 'wrong' kernel?

Where to get stock ROMs and who provides them? If I wanted to upgrade from Lollipop to Marshmallow, but am rooted and don't get OTA updates, what do I do? Assuming that Nandroids are bound to a single device (e.g. MY phone) who can provide a stock ROM that runs on my device and how does he get it?

Can I run pure Android on any phone, or is it (always?) necessary to adjust it? I understand that my hardware buttons of the S4 would probably not work on pure Android, but the rest?

Is there ANY phone SOLD with open bootloader and root? A phone that actually wants its users to play with the system?

Thanks guys