yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hacker101:
Any .apk or .zip I can flash that will allow me to have the Fallout terminal lock screen as my lock screen. When you access a locked terminal it has all that random strings of letters, number, symbols and words and you select the password out of that. When I awake my lg g3 running newest CM13 nightly I want to swipe and it open a screen exactly like on the terminal and have to select my password that I have chosen to be my password. Of course with the audio of the terminal in the game too when opening it, all the random strings appearing, selecting the wrong password , selecting the correct password. I would like it to be an option in the lock screen menu though so I can easily switch from it to a pin or just swipe or no lock screen at all and then back to fallout terminal as I please. Thanks!
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Badelhas:
It costs me 50 euros to do it but I don't know if I will notice significant gains. Has anyone that has the phone for 2 years, like myself, already replaced the battery?

Cheers
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Imba90:
I have the phone for 23 months and I thought the battery was already bad because I had charging issues, like taking about 3 hours for a full charge, but then I noticed that I didn't have a quickcharger, and the cable was also bad, so after getting a samsung adaptive fast charger, not recommending it, but it was what I could find at the time, and a good cable, I get a good charge with about 1800-2000mA which takes about 90 mins for a full charge. As for the battery life, it's more about the usage, the kernel and the ROM then it's about the hardware itself, yet. In conclusion I think the battery it's still good after 2 years and I used it a lot!
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Badelhas:
I had similar problem but it was a faulty micro usb port, which I had to replace.

I think my battery it's still OK but not near as good has when I bought it. That's why I'm debating if I should spend the 50 euros and replace it.
[XDA Assist] mahu patel:
Hello i have a Samsung galaxy Grand 2 device and i want to run games like Ea fifa 2016 and assassin creed identity game.But play store said your device isn't compatible with this version.Solve this please

Junior
[XDA Assist] GuestK0087:
You have already created two other threads on this topic. Including:

http://xdaforums.com/general/help/how-to-run-incompatible-app-games-t3453205

Do not create duplicate topics.

Thread closed.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] GpsPasSion:
Odd problem while trying SPB v4.01 on the Kaiser, all seems to be working well except for the scrolling in IE, can't seem to activate the "page extension" like on the Eten X800. Anyone else seen that problem ?

It might be due to the fact that when I do a soft-reset, I get a pop-up saying "couldn't launch SPBservices.exe - problem with certificate".
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] GpsPasSion:
Found the fix -> http://www.spbclub.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=10799
[Lenovo A1000 Questions & Answers] shaad24:
Here I bought a new phone called lenovo a1000.

Its a spreadtrum sc7731, running on 5.0 lolipop, & 1 GB ram.

It specs:- "htt#p#://m.gsmarena.com/lenovo_a1000-7605.ph#p"(plz remove the quotations And hashes.)

I want any custom ROM.

Any that works on it.

I have its stock ROM.

I search every where on net but got nothing.

Can someone tell is there any custom ROM available for my phone.

I need better ROM my stock ROM is not running good.

So friends thanks in advance.

Have a nice day.
[Lenovo A1000 Questions & Answers] poklop252:
needrom com there is links on custom bad when i try nougat it write something missi

needrom com there is links on custom, bad when i try nougat it write something missing and stops instaling. bad in comments sey its not nougat 7.0 bad 5.0 with change design. you can try and write your experience with cpuz system detect and batery life sugestion
[Lenovo A1000 Questions & Answers] davidgalingging:
How to downgrade Lenovo A1000m from Lolipop to Kitkat 4.4? Please help me. my phone is so slow.
[Lenovo A1000 Questions & Answers] leprince2007:
see this thread:

https://xdaforums.com/general/gener...-reference-t3591955/post71926398#post71926398

Lenovo A1000 the smartphone (official Roms +custom Roms)
[Lenovo A1000 Questions & Answers] Servus Pauperis:
Here are some good pages for the owners of this model:

https://www.needrom.com/category/lenovo/serial-a/a1000-serial-a/

Or this:

CM 13.1 for A1000

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0jK3m6iIP3fUm5xMTZSeHJ4REk/view?usp=sharing
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] ninjadroids:
Hello guardians of the Android Phones. I ran into a major issue while updating from 5.1.1 custom ROM to 6.0.1 that I found on this thread : http://xdaforums.com/tmobile-galaxy-s6/general/g920t-android-6-0-1-marshmallow-update-t3356838

Steps I took:

1) Upgraded TWRP to 3.0.2.0 (3.0.2.1 doesn't work properly on my device. it flashes the TWRP 3 logo and then goes black) ... So I ended up re-installing TWRP 2.8.7.2 and then flashed TWRP 3.0.2.0

2) Copied the ROMS of choice to the SDCARD

3) Using Odin 3.10.7 I flashed using Twisted Sixx Custom ROM (which didn't work correctly due to the bootloader not being Marshmallow 6.0.1 compatible) from my understanding of what i've read through these threads.

4) Flashed the AP using G920TUVU3EPD1_G920TTMB3EPD1_G920TUVU3EPD1_HOME.tar.md5

Now i'm 100% locked out from downgrading Stock or Custom ROMS. TWRP can no longer be installed.

Having a feeling I used a Bear Trap ROM.

What do I do? Feeling like throwing this out the window. *sigh*.

Thanks ahead of time... anything to point me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] britchel:
I am not a dev... but I tried smartswitch, perhaps it can help you. Hopefully you didn't do factory reset.

Try that and then if it doesn't work, again, wait for the experts.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] ninjadroids:
What is SmartSwitch? Do you have a URL or THREAD with information and download links?

Thanks for the tip. :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] V0latyle:
I did an Odin flash of EPF1 and didn't lose the ability to flash recovery. I have not yet tried downgrading. I would take a deep breath, drink a beer or two, and go back through things step by step. At this point I would suggest using Odin to flash a complete image, perhaps of a different version, and go from there.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] britchel:
http://www.samsung.com/us/smart-switch/assets/downloads/Smart_Switch-PC_setup.exe

Hey can u reboot to recovery and to download mode?

You need to be in download mode to use smart-switch

Here's another tread alike to yours....

http://xdaforums.com/tmobile-galaxy-s6/help/s6-brick-wont-boot-successful-odin-flash-t3435751
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] ninjadroids:
Smiles on the beer or two! :)

Are you using the G920T also? Which image did you Odin flash with? Do you have the direct link? I do like your idea of flashing with a different 6.x image variant as opposed to downgrading.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] ninjadroids:
Yes I can reboot into recovery and to download mode. Thank you for the link.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] V0latyle:
I don't unfortunately - Google is your friend. Some firmwares that come to mind are DOJ7, DOJC, and COF6.

But first: Is your bootloader locked? If you have not yet unlocked it, that may be a problem. I unlocked mine as soon as I got my phone (and yes I'm on a G920T). A locked bootloader may prevent downgrading although it should not prevent a rescue Odin of the same or newer firmware.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] ninjadroids:
Yes it's locked.

Is there a way to unlock it while maintaining my current image?

All those firmware are 5.x

I'm stuck on unlocked Marshmallow 6.0.1

And according to Smart Switch. I'm one version down from latest with it prompting to upgrade.

I'm going to hold off on that for the moment...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] danveer:
If you flashed edp1, you are far from latest.

Lemme know if i am wrong at anything

If you can access download and recovery, that means the phone is in a bootloop when booting up..

Since you flashed the edp1 firmware, your bootloader must have been updated so now you can only use mm roms.

As for recovery, is it stock or twrp?

Also when in download modex whats your system status - stock or custom?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] ninjadroids:
Well if EDP1 is far from latest, then that is great news. I can boot into my firmware. It's for sure stock as far as I can tell.

Download mode output:

RED: ODIN MODE

PRODUCT NAME: SM-G920T

CURRENT BINARY: CUSTOM

SYSTEM STATUS: CUSTOM

FAP LOCK: OFF

BLUE: Secure Download: Enabled

Knox Warranty Void: 1 (I tripped it when rooting it in 5.x)

AP SWREV: B:3 K:2 S:2

It won't let me get into TWRP after flashing it... when I try it says the following:

RED: "RECOVERY IS NOT SEANDROID ENFORCING"

It doesn't matter which version of TWRP I attempt to flash with.

Thanks!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] danveer:
Did you flashed root or anything after you tried to flash recovery via odin?

Also when you flashed edp1, phone still didnt boot?

Edp1 is about the march or april update i think

The next main update is epf1 because it restricts going back futher

Then there came a update 5 days ago.. just a security update... havent flashed that coz i am rooted..

Anyways lets concentrate on edp1

Since its a mm rom, going back to 5.1 roms means a bootloop, so ill suggest not doing that

Also after flashing the mm rom, if you flash anything over it, you wont be able to boot a system because a new dm verity check mm has introduced.. to bypass it, you either need to flash a mm root file or a kernel that can disable the check.

I was stuck at the same thing since i Flashed recovery and that failed the checks so was getting bootloops..

I was able to go in recovery and download mode but not boot up..

Since you have a custom status, it can be a reason for bootloops

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s6-edge...y-official-twrp-galaxy-s6-edge-t3354508/page8
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] ninjadroids:
The phone boots. I just cannot get root. I guess I don't understand the terminology regarding "bootloops" or "MM" ... I attempted a APK root... which failed. And still using my previous kernel unless flashing the custom ROM overwrote that.

So I can login to the phone and connect it to USB and sideload APK files, no problem. I just cannot TWRP flash properly and enter it using the UP recovery mode. And when I tried flashing other ROMS in Download recovery mode either ODIN crashes or it gives me a NAND WRITE error.

Which root and / or kernel files would you suggest to me to flash in ODIN to break this protection that's preventing a full root on this image? Or would it be preferable in my situation to find a different ROM and resolving the ODIN crash problem to achieve a full 6.x marshmallow root?

Thanks again! Greatly appreciated Sir.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] danveer:
Which odin are you using?

Try 3.10.7 because using older odin on mm gives that nand write error...

That could explain a lot of things
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] ninjadroids:
I'm using 3.10.7 latest. :(
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] danveer:
http://xdaforums.com/chef-central/android/nand-write-start-fail-odin-soluction-t2851096/page5

Try this thread..

It has solutions when nand write fails...

Also trying a different verion pf odin might work like 3.10.6 or another maybe
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] danveer:
For now even i am confused as to what is causing error.

Its probably that his storage is not curropt causing namd write fail..

I would recommend doing a backup. since you can turn on a phone, connect it to pc and move the important files and contacts to it.

Then download stock rom via sam mobile and do a clean install..

Ill prefer pf1 because, if memory serves right, edp1 had that notorious auto brightness bug.. If odin is not helping then try smart switch.

Boot up system, see if everything is working..it should be fresh as new.

After that follow the instructions as to flash twrp from the link i gave in one of my previous posts.. twrp should now flash...( i dont see any reason it shouldnt )

Flash root via recovery, or a custom rom you wanna flash but make sure its a 6.0.1 one ( xtre sto lite or alexis recommended )

That should root your phone too...

P.s. mm -> short for MarshMallow

Bootloop, when all you see is samsung logo which comes during boot... it wont go past that.. you never reach your lock screen or are able to unlock your phone... as mentioned in detail by -> socal

Flashing any rom overwrites kernel so if you flashed edp1, you are now on stock kernel...

P.p.s when you said sideload apk.. was it via adb shell or simply installing apk from internal memory of phone?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] ninjadroids:
You answered a lot of my questions in that last post. Thank you kindly.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] ninjadroids:
Wonderful. Thanks man. I will be attempting a Stock ROM Odin flash and go from there. I will update my progress. Thank you all very much for the answered questions and pointing me in the right direction. Hopefully this thread will prove useful for anyone who is attempting to deal with a G920-T and attaining root the proper way for Marshmallow 6.x
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] danveer:
If its just the root you want, its one of 2 easy ways..

1st - find the cf auto root file for your phone...( i didnt do this method but its the easiest )

Open odin, select that file in pda, go in download mode and flash.. in 10 seconds you boot up with root

Caution-- flashing wrong file can lead too unstable system with many force closes of system processes or in worst case, bootloop so maks sure the file is for your model.

2nd - go back to stock, flash twrp from odin after that.

Boot into recovery, flash a root flashable zip in twrp ( its easily findable, message me if you couldnt find it, ill upload the one i have and share the link )

And you have root.

Caution -- same thing.. the file must he correct

For now, if possible kindly provide screenshot of your about device.. that can show us whats on your system at the moment and i can guide accordingly
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] ninjadroids:
Since we last talked. I flashed Stock ROM for TUVU3EPD1 , then flashed TWRP in ODIN. TWRP again, failed to launch... displaying only RECOVERY IS NOT SINDROID ENFORCED

So I went ahead and Stock ROM flashed TUVU4EPF1, then flashed TWRP in ODIN. TWRP again, failed to launch... displaying only RECOVERY IS NOT SINDROID ENFORCED

Attempted to Flash Backwards down to TUVU3EPD1 (immediate NAND WRITE FAILURE)

So i'm sitting at a STOCK ROM of TUVU4EPF1 with no Access to TWRP. I don't dare flash to UVS4EPH2 at this point. I can sideload and the screenshot is as follows:

Where do I find an updated CF AUTO ROOT? :) *ears perk up*
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] britchel:
This one i know...

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s6/orig-development/cf-auto-root-t3056630/page1
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] ninjadroids:
Your a gentlemen and a Saint :)

Found it ... do I just flash this in ODIN AP?

I could only find UVU3EPD1 ... I don't see a UVU4EPF1 (starting to think I made a mistake going up from UVU3EPD1)

Perhaps the one for UVU3EPD1 will work correctly with UVU4EPF1
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] danveer:
Yup..

Make sure its the 920t one

Also make sure usb debugging is on, frp lock is off

Also for recovery, id suggest going to arter kernels thread, go to his repository, then select your model.

It has a revoverybfile and kernel file there pfbyour phone.. download the recovery. Tar file and flash that..

You can find these in v21 of his repository
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] ninjadroids:
Outstanding!

Thank you all very much for all your help! I am now fully rooted. I just tried doing a Recovery Mode and it did installing update ... I quickly cancelled it. Everything boots up fine.

Below is the screen shot in Terminal Emulator!

Should I now flash TWRP in ODIN?

XDA is the best and all of you :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] danveer:
That installing mode means you have stock recovery...

If you want to flash 6.0.1 roms, flash the twrp

That should be all...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] ninjadroids:
Well I tried and TWRP failed. Same red message. I was searching and think it could have something to do with Uni Kernel ... Haven't found a S6 6.x MN version yet.

I suppose that may be my only hope for custom ROMS on 6.x at this time.

Thanks again everyone. I can RIP w/ F1 6.x root.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] danveer:
Your kernel is stock one..

Unless you re-flashed your kernel after flashing epf1, it is now stock one.. the one that comes with the phone..

Thats what flashing stock rom on odin does, it acts like a master reset and brings all files the waybas it were never changed ...

Twrp worked fine for me.. dont know whats causing problem in your case..
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] ninjadroids:
After pondering this TWRP issue it brought me to the Unified Development Forum where I found "XtreStoLite DeoMod Edition Addon"

Reading it supports G920T I read more. Even though it's using UVU3PD1 it notes 6.x Bootloader and Modem files for my model.

Same situation with Chain fire Auto root. Not showing UVU4EPF1 ... Is this poor thinking? I'm like minutes away from a fingers crossed BL / CP odin flash in hopes of being able to Flash TWRP and load custom ROMS with the rest of the XDA Gang.

:cool:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] danveer:
Dont do that...

The version in booloader and modem in xtre is the very 1st that came with mm..

Its intended for people who don't want to flash the stock rom of 5.1.1 first and then update to mm to flash mm roms..

Since you are on mm, you don't need to flash those..

Also since the bootloader file in there is of older version, you will get a bootloop...

As i said, you cannot go back to previous version after flashing epf1.. that statement meant you cannot flash an older bootloader.. you must stay on current bootloader but downgrading is not possible..

Anyways if you want to flash xtrestolite, just download the rom, the addon package and flash those both in succession in twrp and you will have custom rom...

But flashing any rom needs twrp so you have to figure out that why its not flashing...

But dont odin bootloader or odin files... ever...result is always a bootloop if you dont know which version to flash..

As for root file not showing epf1, it generally means that root was done on the previous version ( specified there ) and since its not updated, it should most probably also work on latest firmware too.. that just tells what min level you must be on the firmware hierarchical chain to flash that file... pf1 comes above that one mentioned their so it should go fine unless a new version brought some major changes in which case, the old file wont work ( like update from 5.1.1 to 6.0.1 )

Btw when you say you cant flash twrp.. what happens?

I mean do you go in stock recovery? Does it say fail in odin? What error does pop ups... sending a pic clicked from another phone will also help.. ( like pic of odin as to wherebit fails or pic of your phone giving error )
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] ninjadroids:
Thank you very much for that detailed response. I for sure won't do that then. TWRP flashes 100% in Odin. It's just when I go into Recovery mode it just sits there at the Galaxy splash screen. Red lettering regarding the SYNDROID ENFORCING.

Same as last time. It sure has me confused.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] danveer:
Red lettering thing is nothing.. ignore it .

Think like its not even there... googling that will give you nothing too, just time waste..

I get that everytime too i boot recovery..

Booting recovery takes a few mins.. ill say flash twrp, and go directly into it without starting your phone..i.e. as soon as download mode exists on your phone, it should boot to recovery and not turn on normally

The trick to do that is as soon as you think download is about to end, press volume up and home key... no need for power...

If it shows that red error, then its a good sign... wait to see if it turns recovery on.. but dont wait more then 5 mins...

If 5 mins pass and still no recovery then restart your phone normally
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] V0latyle:
[MENTION=3424331]danveer[/MENTION], I'm slightly concerned about you giving advice seeing as you are having difficulty with relatively simple matters in another post...

I will say this again: nobody should be messing with their phones if they have not read up on the appropriate material and educated themselves. This is not the place to go with a "best guess". If you are just figuring things out for yourself, please don't offer help to others; it's easier for those of us with experience to handle the individual problems from those trying to follow guide material, than deal with a bunch of people who were misinformed.

As for booting recovery, it should come up within 30 seconds. It does not take several minutes as a new Android flash might.

[MENTION=7702434]ninjadroids[/MENTION]:

MAKE SURE you are flashing the right recovery for your phone. The G920T is not the same as the G920F, G920I, etc. If you are unsure, look at the back of your phone; under the "Galaxy S6" you'll see two lines. The first part of the first line is your model number; for the TMobile Galaxy S6 it is SM-G920T. I'll give you a freebie:

TWRP 3.0.2.0 for ZEROFLTETMO (where ZEROFLTETMO is the flat S6, TMO is T-Mobile version) https://dl.twrp.me/zerofltetmo/twrp-3.0.2-0-zerofltetmo.img.tar.html

Remwber, flash this in the AP slot of Odin 3.10 or later. I suggest using the latest version, 3.12.2 I believe.

In case that doesn't work try an earlier version or perhaps a version from someone else like After, but still MAKE SURE IT IS FOR YOUR SPECIFIC PHONE. Also, if you are on a rooted ROM, you can install Flashing which will flash your recovery from within Android.

Once you have the proper recovery image you will use the AP slot in Odin to flash it. BL slot is for bootloader only. AP is PDA in older versions of Odin and is what you will use to flash recovery as well as system images. CP I believe is for separate flash of the modem only;. CSC is not used for our purposes here.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] danveer:
Yup.. i ask questions for things I don't know, i search them up, read replies and then i know whats what...;)

I know some basics.. been flashing since 2010 in olden days, it was everything odin.. no recovery on my 1st device, then came s4 and everything was through recovery.. it was also the 1st device with knox launched.. rooted, used xposed, undervolted, overclocked, custom firmware.. did everything but never saw a seandroid error

Came s6, flashed recovery and got a bootloop with seandroid error.. this was new so yeah, i asked a lot as to what it meant.

Also i never had to use adb before so that was also new to me but now its pretty easy, yoy just need to know which command to enter ( took 2 days to figure everything )..

Apart from these small things which are relatively new, most things are still the same, like not going back to rom with updated bootloader or doing so by removing bootloader file (boot.img) and flashing others...

Also new to me is the carrier lock because i live in india and we dont have those here, but his phone i have is a 925T model ( a gift from a relative ) so had to figure out how lock works...didnt wanted to relock it by flashing anything that could re initiate carrier lock...

I am only giving him advice as to stuff i have also done or done in past...;)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] ninjadroids:
All the advice was greatly appreciated. Not only is it good conversation with like minded individuals but it's a place to discover things and troubleshoot together.

Isn't that what hacking is all about? Teamwork?

Anyways... anyone who is rooting knows the cost of a brick.

But here we are... rooting on!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] V0latyle:
I apologise for my earlier grumpiness.

[MENTION=7702434]ninjadroids[/MENTION]: Have you still been unable to flash TWRP? Did you make sure OEM Unlock was enabled under Developer Settings?

I did a complete flash of EPF1 and had no issues flashing TWRP...although I did use Flashify, and I didn't enable OEM unlock.