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[Sprint Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] BlueFox721:
I have been monitoring the temps on mine with CPU-Z and all seems well. So I am going to keep mine. I would hate to get one that doesnt perform as well as this one.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JoeSoya:
whare can i find hdc s7 4g ex dual sim mtk6735 rom...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amhonra:
I am looking for it too, try to ask your supplier for the rom. I already did that and I am waiting
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ripper_pt:
I know where we can find some roms but the rules don't authorize me to post it because i'm a newly registered user.

What i really need is root access, because a can't find menu button, so i have to emulate it with and app but i need root previleges.

Best regards
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] Rmyaseen:
Guys plz help me to enable navbar in my MI5 any developer plz try and post a tutorial , there is a tutorial on mi3 but I have doubt will it work or not so any1 try and help me if I try I will surely endup bricking ma device , thnx in advance
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] leledumbo:
Not available in MIUI AFAIK (need root + xposed), but available in any CM based custom ROMs.
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] Rmyaseen:
I have rooted
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] kkn_13:
modify build.prop
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] RidinNerdy:
What if they sent us the exynos variants? Since the note 7 replacement would get resolved faster that way, opposed to exchanging every battery in the note which would technically make every device a refurbished, it would take longer that way and would devalue the device...faster way to satisfy customers is sending the varients that aren't exploding which are the exynos varients...

Whats your feedback and thoughts on this!?

Thanks in advance!
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] danon.brown:
Probably not happening. I don't think any of the snapdragon models caught fire.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] RidinNerdy:
So why is all the U.S carriers recalling the Note 7's SD820 here...??
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] danon.brown:
To cover all angles.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] KillaHurtz:
Not a chance. The carriers need their bloat, and will not recode everything for a different chipset within 2 weeks.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] RidinNerdy:
Makes sense

Your right..

I guess it was just wishful thinking[emoji18] [emoji18] [emoji18]
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] chipworkz:
This guy is in the US so I assume it was a Snapdragon model.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQQOiilJwJ0

[MENTION=6857177]RidinNerdy[/MENTION] The replacements will be the same as we have now.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] batsup606:
Recall through Samsung and not carriers

What if we send our phones through Samsung instead then to the carriers? Some people in the US bought the phone unlocked and Samsung is offering their own exchange program not for those people but just in general.

Here is the link to Samsungs announcement of the exchange program: http://news.samsung.com/us/2016/09/02/samsung-establishes-u-s-product-exchange-program-galaxy-note7/
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] CB620:
The exynos models were the ones that caught fire...not the snapdragon.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] RidinNerdy:
Yeah but we don't wanna think that, we want the exynos because they have root(ignorance is bliss[emoji18]) , plus it would make sense for them to give us an unlocked version because if i have tmobile version and i exchange it for theirs im sure they are not carrying the T-Mobile/Sprint/Verizon/at&t varients so ill get a debloated note 7 ***PROFIT*** THANK ME LATER!
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] pete4k:
being in US doesnt mean he couldn't have Exynos, but AFAIK the problem is batteries made in Korea, not cpu etc. Probably majority of batteries made in Korea would go to Exynos equipped models for local markets and it seems most of Tmo phones are made in China for example, but the problem is most may not mean all and if they were short of chinese batt. in China, they could have shipped some from Korea and If I had to guess, that could be reason for global recall, they may not be 100% sure if some faulty batteries from Korea didn't end up in China made US models. I wonder if there is a program able to read batt info, if such info exist. It blows my mind, that all this could be avoided if only there was simple access inside, like on older models.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] Yoshi1221:
If they switched the processors, I would bail out getting the Note 7 altogether. I had a Note 10.1, 12.2 and note 5 all with exynos processors and all of them couldn't handle heavy activity after a certain period of time. Putting the snapdragon processor in the Note 7, S7 and S7edge was smart of Samsung.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] playya:
I like how you think especially since I thought the same way. It seems they are protecting their battery source as they don't want to "out" them. I agree a simple app to detect what battery you have would make sense. They are gonna refurbish the returned phones somehow
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] harveydent:
If you really want to do that, just return your TMo for a refund and then buy the Exynos version from Samsung or a retailer who carries it.

Personally, I prefer the Snapdragon one, that's why I bought from a carrier.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] RidinNerdy:
If i buy it from samsung i cant finance the phone, i have to pay $850 plus tax, if i buy from tmobile store and thrn go to the samsung store ill get:

exynos note 7 varient

No bloat

New battery

Still be under finance

***..profit!!!***

Way better this way, Harvey Dent u are in no condition answer these questions, last time i saw u, u were in the hospital in Dark knight

Thnx kBye![emoji8]
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] sledgie:
I have to disagree.

I especially wnt the exynos processor.

Things to consider:

I've had the same models, but my 12.2 pro is lte, so it has the snapdragon 800 processor.

10.1 and 12.2 Wi-Fi were 32bit processors. Those exynos models were behind qualcomm snapdragon at the time, and their scores showed it.

Note 5 was 64 bit exynos, and was faster than 810 snapdragon counter part

808 snapdragon was hexacore and as well, slower.

Hard to compare them, reason they went with qualcomm was qualcomm came out with lte embedded, so it didn't need another module draining battery. Last year's note 5 came worldwide Exynos, and if you compare last year's exynos to this year's snapdragon (hard reset Note 5 vs hard reset Note 7) you would be hard to believe the snapdragon 820 is faster. As a matter of fact it's not, except on paper. I've seen the exynos 88xx blow away the snapdragon 820.

I for one would love it if they replaced them. I'm a Note fanboy. I've had every note except the original, and they've all gotten better, with my exception being they note 7 in terms of software. This is the first time I feel let down

I've had the S7 Edge for the last 5 months, I loved the screen and especially the battery life. Samsung has released a product that just wasnt ready. I don't have a surface thermometer, but I'm being I could bake an egg on this. I don't feel it most of the time, because i have it in a case (platinum, which by the way covers both edges of the screen so you can't use any edge option, and cuts off some letters on web pages) but there's just something wrong this year.

Samsung has started to listen to... the media and websites instead of consumers. Websites complained it wasn't like their beloved Apple, all glass and Prone to break or shatter. They took the IR away. Sealed their battery, made their cameras 4:3 by default, took all their little options away that websites thought werw too much (but could all be turned off if not needed, such as eye scrolling, motion swiping, photo formula text editing (check the note 4 advertising about taking a photo of a paragraph and being able to move it around including the formula)), it just doesnt make sense.

Back to the subject, to me, and i am currently using both, the exynos 7420 found in the note 5 with the gpu mali T760 seems faster in real life than the snapdragon 820 with adreno 530. I suspect after seeing as much that the exynos 8890 in the international version. ( 930FD ) is faster.

Sorry I'm just so disappointed and blown away by how hot this is. And performance is bad all over for me
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] chipworkz:
It looks like THEY were the battery source and it was put into 70% of the phones released.

"Samsung SDI supplied 70 percent of the batteries fitted into the 2.5 million estimated Galaxy Note 7 units that have so far landed in consumer hands and stores. The other 30 percent of batteries have been provided by Chinese battery maker ATL."

http://www.androidauthority.com/galaxy-note-7-drops-samsung-sdi-batteries-714788/
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] RidinNerdy:
See you know what your talking about these other guys don't, they don't know that the In-House processor works better because it's theirs just like apples works wonders on their phone because it's their own, better battery on the exynos and root is available aswell...smh..i want exynos
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] sledgie:
Technically it was always QUALCOMM that had their processors rootable, Samsung had theirs under lock and key, lots of developers were asking Samsung to release notes on their exynos as they werent following the "rules" of openness. International versions always had the exynos, and most Wi-Fi models. It's just we got really lucky last year because of the 810 overheating. This year's model didn't have "liquid cooling" that the s7 and s7 edge had, and it's just... It's almost like I'm using a knock off phone.

I've never considered going back to a previous model of any phone. That said this was not Samsung's first "dud". Their S2 on Sprint was an exynos and it was a beast. On T mobile it was a TI OMAP I think 4430. Let's just say it showed me back then how awesome it (exynos) was.

Everyone who has used a note always gets a Better version of the S*. This year it seems we have gone back....1,2,3 year's

? And I'm not talking about the denotation.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] Tidbits:
People long forgotten...

http://www.xda-developers.com/samsung-aware-of-exynos-documentation-issue/

To this day developers are still asking...

My take they are releasing the QC versions in the US because they don't want to give that documentation needed. Everyone keeps saying some underhanded anti-competitive deal, but if that's the case then how does Apple do it? Why they do it with the Note 5, and why wasn't there hoopla when that happened? The promise was made in the US, and magically we stopped getting Exynos the following year. When they released a Exynos version everyone asked for documentation they switched us back to QC. We will always see QC as long as we remember they promised documentation. They only give us the ones for Panda boards last I remember and 32 bit only.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ctyrell:
Hello I am looking for a way to change a series of minix android boxes we use for digital signage for 16:9 to 4:3 through the HDMI. I am thinking build prop but am unsure as it seems only DPI adjustment is available. Is this something someone knows how to adjust?

Thanks in advance
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] john_fisher:
Better to use a Digital Signage Solution

I would recommend you to use a web-based content management system for Digital Signage, all you need to do is login using a laptop or desktop which allow you to manage and control single or a fleet of Digital Signage Displays(which could be your Tablets, Smartphones or Android Smart TV)

Managing Devices using Digital Signage Content Management System requires less time and no technical skills.
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gallego18:
Next week I will have my new g4 h811 , some fear that this fall in bootloop. So, I wonder if reducing the speed of the cores a57, and down a little the value of the voltages, It could avoid a possible bootloop?

According to what I read , wear these cores causes bootloop.

So, you think it would be feasible to do this to avoid falling into bootloop ?

Thank you all.
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Levent2101:
if that means voiding your warranty no, dont do anything and expect your phone to bootloop any day (that means backup your stuff to cloud or sd card)
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gallego18:
The seller is from Hong Kong... And the warranty will be difficult to validate. Because my question. Thank you
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raptorddd:
warranty would have to do to tmobile usa or LG usa. if your from europe you shiuld get h815 the one that can be bootloader unlocked..

it will stress less the cpu.. it doesnt guarantee you it wont happend but it could last longer...
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] a tiny ant:
In all honesty, the wear on the cores would be slightly less, but the bad design is still there. You'll extend the lifetime for sure but it's impossible to guess for how long.

That said, considering how many G4's have been sold. the bootloop percentage is still quite small. I think all you really need to do is avoid the troublesome serial numbers 505 til 509 and I wouldn't worry too much about it.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] RichardKAthena:
Boxed, mint condition M5000 - charger, 2 x stylus, box and manuals, probably has the original USB lead somewhere, extended and standard batteries and covers in good condition, pouch. No/minimal wear on casing, screen protector, all in very good shape.

Only problem is that the Radio ROM cannot be reflashed; CID locked and corrupted (thanks, I think, to choosing to install WM6 then wanting to go back to WM5 with the official Orange distro specifically because my machine wasn't CID unlocked, and Jwright's ROMs are CID-friendly it seemed). Everything else works fine, it's currently happy running T-Mobile WWE 2.0 something.

My thoughts are:

TO AVOID BRICKING YOUR PHONE DO NOT FLASH RADIO IF YOU DON'T HAVE TO.

Can I repeat that? I am SURE if I had just downloaded the T-Mobile ROMs and used the CID-bypassed RUU, then I would have a perfectly working device still.

Anyway. Is this worth anything to anybody? I'm either going to eBay it or kill it in an amusing fashion if no-one here wants it - I can't claim on house insurance because I just claimed for a laptop (everything goes wrong at once). It'd be a fine spares machine for someone with a cracked screen (or if anyone has one with a cracked screen and flashable ROM...).

It was no longer network locked - I got the unlock code from Orange.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] clemsyn:
Have you tried using task 28 55aa? Or an XP machine? If yo u cant get it to work, I would be interested in it since I need the antennae part. LMK.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] RichardKAthena:
Um, didn't you actually read the initial post/response to post about the radio being bricked? I was using an XP machine all along, only it's an iMac running XP - I tried a regular (well, FlipStart PC) running XP.

I've tried every single solution on this and other forums and it isn't the computer I'm using that is causing the headache. I don't know how the CID becomes corrupted, but it's CID-locked with no recognisable CID, and the CID-bypass updaters also fail. I think the Hermes/HardSPL "forced" route would work (I would even try setting up a VM with Linux and hoping for the best with that), but there is no equivalent for the Universal.

I'd like to sell the whole lot - I also have a car holder/charger/windscreen mount for it as I was using it with TomTom Nav 5. The antenna would presumably be cheaper as a part than I'd hope to get for the extended battery, holder and other intact parts. Not sure, though!
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] PsiDOC:
Am looking for a good case (shell) for my exec as mine is getting tatty.

Want to sell the whole thing as is with damaged radio for £20+postage?

Pm Me if interested.

Psi
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] RichardKAthena:
It's working fine as a VGA-res, WiFi and Bluetooth equipped Windows Mobile PDA with a keyboard and extended battery, so I'm not going to sell it for £20. If that is all it is worth, then I'll put it back in the box and wait until someone has a solution, I find someone who needs a WM5 PDA, or I find one with a smashed screen!

I've seen new cases for sale on eBay, though, I think for $39.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] clemsyn:
I think the last option would be to flash the radio using the SD. If you could find somebody willing to back up the radio to their SD and you could try it that way. Sorry couldn't help much but goodluck!
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] RichardKAthena:
I think the backup would help, but Pof asked for just such backups and none were volunteered; I think that because the command to back up the Flash requires the same access as writing the ROM in the first place, and the procedure for this involves basically writing your own keygen (essentially - someone's done it, I saw a routine, probably on Buzzdev or the Wiki here) and of course... having access to the source.

Which without a SuperCID device isn't that handy.

I think that the radio /is/ trashed, pure and simple, as the part that holds this ID probably also hides the IMEI, and HTC aren't about to give that out in a hurry as being able to change the IMEI means being able to unblock stolen handsets and so forth. After all, the permission to update the ROM is generated from the area containing IMEI, CID and so forth as I understand it - they're not changed by normal ROM flashing procedures. However the SIMLock tools worked, I thought they patched the Radio ROM, not any of the stuff that contains critical ID information.

There will be a mechanism to get this into the machine - HTC must have it - but I don't think anyone on XDA Developers or Buzzdev has access to that information or the tools required (even if they did have the info and could share it, I suspect we mere mortals wouldn't have the tools to implement the solutions).

It is very frustrating. But for now, I've charged the device, packed it away in the original box, and I'll forget it exists for a while. I still have my Ameo and iPhone, after all (and the Ameo is a great gadget, the iPhone is a much better "device to use" - if you see what I mean about phone sizes and real-world use) - the Universal was going to be passed on when I wanted to fix the bugs, as I know someone who desperately wants an E90 and I thought she should try the Uni first.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] clemsyn:
I remember backing on SD with my wizard but it writes it in a RAW format. It could be converted in a readable file so it could be sent as a file instead of sending the SD card. Then the file can be converted to Raw format again.

If interested. I could try it on my o2 xda and have it sent to you. LMK.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] RichardKAthena:
How would you convert to a raw format and write to the card again for reading in the Universal? I'd definitely be interested in that! Even if it doesn't work, it's something else tried, and Pof might find it useful to have a raw dump done too.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] clemsyn:
OK..will try to read on the instructions tomorrow and will look for an extra sd card to dump the radio rom. I will be dumping 1.15 radio rom.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] clemsyn:
I tried backing up my radio but is says "Not Allow Operation". Anyways, there is a file with a backup radio 1.14 in ftp. Here is the link

ftp://xda:xda@ftp.xda-developers.co...ERROR 114/Universal-dump-radio-1.14.10.img.gz

Here is the thread where the person uploaded the file.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=292331&highlight=supercid

Goodluck
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] holofractal:
I just bought a brand new Samsung class 10 sdcard, and my phone always says it's corrupted. Twrp recognizes it fine, my computer does, but the OS does not. I keep trying to reformat it in settings but nothing changes, as soon as it finishes it says it's corrupted.

Any suggestions?
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] jauhien:
1) Do not buy fake cards..

2) Card is flawed..

Sent from quite brutal hTc 10 ..
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] dlads:
The card may not be broken, there is a known issue with the way htc devices format large cards.

Small corruptions will eventually lead to problems.

Use SD card formatter from the net, you'll need to do this on your pc. Don't format on your phone as it can cause problems. I had issues with an official, 128GB SanDisk card, since using that it's been fine.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] holofractal:
I bought a Samsung Pro Plus UHS-1 32 GB card from Best Buy, don't see how I would've gotten a fake.

This same problem happened with my other sandisk 64gb card, and it was working fine, but I forgot what may have triggered the issue as it's been awhile.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] holofractal:
I've tried formatting it with my PC, using the standard formater included with the OS on Windows. Like I said it's brand new. I'm going to go exchange it today but open the box in the store and try a different card just to be sure.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] pixelvisions:
There have been a lot of posts about SD card problems in the LeeDrOiD thread. Try using a different kernel if you're on clumsy. ElementalX seems to work, and Clean Slate definitely does -- I'm using it myself. Also try to format exfat on the phone instead of on your PC.

Most likely it's not the card, as it seems to be an issue for many HTC 10 users.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] dlads:
That is not what I said mate. There is an application called SD formatter. Please try that before you send it back..
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] holofractal:
I just exchanged it for a sandisk card of the same specs, so it's definitely my phone as I am now having the same issue. I tried ElementalX and now I'm on the stock kernel, and no dice.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] dlads:
It has nothing to do with the kernel, it's the way the phone formats it. Use the app ive suggested and you'll be fine.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] pixelvisions:
A hardware fault seems the least likely and most difficult diagnosis. I'd try a few more fixes at least, including dladz's suggestion.

Not an expert by any means -- I'm just summarizing what I saw elsewhere -- but there are a lot of posts about SD card problems and a few suggestions that there's a bug in the stock HTC kernel.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] holofractal:
Huh. Well I tried CleanSlate and have the same issue. I'll try formatting it on my PC when I get home from work. This is just really frustrating, as I've never had a problem like this. Hopefully I don't have to exchange my phone.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] pixelvisions:
Personally I would RUU to stock to test, and then install a new custom ROM if that didn't work -- can't think of anything more frustrating than having to exchange the phone! Good luck.

EDIT: Every solution I've come across has to do with the kernel or formatting the card on a PC. Make sure the kernel and the firmware are a good match, too.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] holofractal:
Damn, well I guess I'll flash the RUU.

Funny thing is, is that I can use my SD card in twrp. I'll make a custom recovery.img and put that on the root of my sdcard to flash back twrp.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] pixelvisions:
So an argument against a hardware fault, then?
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] holofractal:
Well, I hope it's not a hardware problem. Gotta rule everything out one by one, seems like the software is funky. I'm using Viper right now.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] aptorrent:
I suspect the software too. This started for me after updating to the latest OTA 1.91.617.1. It(Sandisk 128GB) worked fine prior to that.

I tried formatting on PC using the windows method and also the SDFormatter application with no luck. The card works fine in TWRP but doesnt as soon as I boot the phone(Stock OS). The same card works fine in an old HTC EVO 4G LTE and Galaxy S3.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] holofractal:
I might just downgrade later on, this is ridiculous that this can happen. Gotta wait til after work.