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[P3300, MDA Compact III General] Anjow:
I'm using WM6 (the O2 upgrade) on my Orbit and when I receive and incoming call the caller ID isn't displayed until I answer - normally where a notification would pop up showing who it is there is nothing but 'answer'.

I did have S2U2 0.80 for a couple of hours but I didn't like it (slowed my device down too much) so I uninstalled it. It seems like this problem has been occurring since I first installed it, but I thought uninstalling it would have fixed it.

Does anyone know how I can make the caller ID show up again?

Thanks.
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] mospantagruel:
do you have spb phone suite installed? please try to uninstall that, it may cause this problem.

if that dont work then i recomend a hard reset.
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] Anjow:
I have SPB PocketPlus and SPB Time installed, as I have had for years without this problem.

I do not have time to hard reset yet again right now, so I'm still searching for alternatives. Thanks for the response.
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] tonaz:
Hello everybody!

Is it possible for a non-rooted device to set NFC always on, even when the screen is off?

Thanks!
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] Trafalgar Square:
Which device?
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] tonaz:
Huawei P9.

Thanks!
[Moto Maxx General] ChazzMatt:
Remove annoying bootloader unlocked warning

Motorola insists upon telling you that you unlocked your bootloader every time you reboot your phone. This is the static logo you see before the moving boot animation starts, and Motorola replaces it with an UNLOCKED bootloader warning. Yes, I know -- I unlocked it on purpose!

Replace that annoying warning with something cool looking... I have attached FIVE choices with Motorola logo!

* Black and White

* Dark Google ATAP

Graphic for this above was used from

this Moto X Pure thread

by [MENTION=3623188]XDleader555[/MENTION] -- but I adapted it for our Quark so it wouldn't be upside down. ;) All the other bundled graphics in the bin file like "recovery", "bootloader" are taken from the Black & Teal logo below. However the "splash screen" is this artistic black & white boot logo.

* Black and Teal

*White and Teal

* Black and Red

(The last three with color are custom graphics made by [MENTION=5297691]fenix3nk0r3[/MENTION]

from this thread

. I am using the black and teal on my daily phone.)

And here's two ways of installing the new boot logos...

REMOVE ANNOYING BOOTLOADER UNLOCKED WARNING

1. FASTBOOT ADB

2. FLASH LOGO IN TWRP

Courtesy [MENTION=5747496]bhb27[/MENTION], here's a boot logo flasher app for use in TWRP:

Great tool, once I figured out "place the re-named logo.bin on the root of this zip" meant INSIDE the zipped logo flasher folder.

I first placed it in the same folder as the zipped file (my Download folder). Didn't work. Then, I re-read and realized it meant the logo.bin file had to placed INSIDE the zipped folder. My fault. So, I did that and worked smoothly!

Note that whichever .bin image you use, it MUST be re-named simply "logo.bin" to work inside this logo flasher app.

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EDIT: SEE

POST #5 FOR TWRP FLASHABLE ZIP FILES

WITH LOGO ALREADY PREPARED! NO PC NEEDED!
[Moto Maxx General] ChazzMatt:
Flash new boot animation

FLASH NEW BOOT ANIMATION.

1) Google Bootanimation 60fps for all QUARK

There are plenty of boot animations available. I like this one...

Google Bootanimation 60fps for all QUARK

Looks like this:

But a LOT smoother in real life

See attached file. This is a TWRP flashable zipped file. Download and flash it in TWRP.

Do NOT unzip it! Just boot into TWRP recovery and flash it.

Thanks to [MENTION=6220282]LuanGuima14[/MENTION] for the file!

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Also we now have this:

2) Motorola stock "Spinnning World"

Thanks to [MENTION=4131092]metpolds[/MENTION] from

this post.

Yes, it works on our Quarks. I just flashed it in TWRP recovery to test.
[Moto Maxx General] fenix3nk0r3:
Men I Like your post, thanks for adding my publication
[Moto Maxx General] ChazzMatt:
No pc needed to flash these boot logos!

TWRP-FLASHABLE: REMOVE ANNOYING BOOTLOADER UNLOCKED WARNING

This is the static logo you see before the moving boot animation starts.

Due requests, I have attached TWRP-flashable files with boot logos already inside. No need for a PC!

NOTE: Flash one of these boot logos as a separate TWRP session if you are also flashing the boot animation. For some reason both cannot be flashed in the same session.

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Motorola insists upon telling you that you unlocked your bootloader every time you reboot your phone.

Replace that annoying warning with something cool looking... I have attached FIVE choices with Motorola logo!

* Black and White

* Dark Google ATAP

Graphic for this above was used from

this Moto X Pure thread

by [MENTION=3623188]XDleader555[/MENTION] -- but I adapted it for our Quark so it wouldn't be upside down. ;) All the other bundled graphics in the bin file like "recovery", "bootloader" are taken from the Black & Teal logo below. However the "splash screen" is this artistic black & white boot logo.

* Black and Teal

*White and Teal

* Black and Red

(The last three with color are custom graphics made by [MENTION=5297691]fenix3nk0r3[/MENTION]

from this thread

. I am using the black and teal on my daily phone.)
[Moto Maxx General] Steve One:
Boot animation zip worked but not the logo bin zip Sir.
[Moto Maxx General] ChazzMatt:
EDIT: We figured out these boot logos have to be flashed in a separate TWRP session if you are also flashing the boot animation.

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Works for me. How are you downloading? How are you flashing?

I flashed the white and teal before I uploaded the zipped files, as I was already using the black and teal.

Now I just reflashed the black and teal from the exact same file I attached to post #5.

Using Chrome browser, I just re-downloaded the red and black -- even though I already had it stored on my phone. I used the one from this post and flashed it. It works.

So, that's 3 of the 4 I've personally flashed...

Boot into TWRP and "install" (flash) the zipped file you downloaded.
[Moto Maxx General] Steve One:
Just reflashed and it worked great. Maybe it didn't work the first time because I flashed both the logo bin zip and boot animation together.

Thank you very much for your continued support kind Sir.
[Moto Maxx General] ramiro128:
Hola, thanks for this exceptional guide to root MM in XT1225!

Im having same issues making backups with TWRP.

First its not backing up in my OTG device, i get error 255.

If i make backup in internal memory then i cant see it in root explorer or in windows.

I see TWRP folder but nothing inside, but in TWRP i can restore it.

Hope you understand me.

Sorry for my bad english and thanks for you work again!
[Moto Maxx General] ChazzMatt:
You are welcome. I am not a TWRP expert. I would suggest you re-flash the latest version of TWRP and see what happens. But you will get a better answer in the TWRP thread run by [MENTION=5747496]bhb27[/MENTION]... Good luck!

[RECOVERY][OFFICIAL TWRP 3.0.2-0][For all Quark][Moto Maxx/Turbo and Droid Turbo]

http://xdaforums.com/moto-maxx/orig-development/recovery-twrp-2-8-7-0-touch-recovery-t3180308
[Moto Maxx General] moriturim:
correct me if I'm wrong..

Are you sure you're refering to step 2 and not 3? The file downloaded at step 2 has zip extension. The file downloaded at step 3 has img extension.
[Moto Maxx General] ChazzMatt:
Yes, you are correct since I specifically mentioned TWRP. :)

I wrote this guide then went back and added another step (downloading SuperSu) between #1 and #2 (TWRP), thus making the TWRP download step actually #3. It made more sense to download SuperSu first, to have it ready. So, in the revision, the TWRP download became step #3.

Then, I didn't change the TWRP file re-naming/windows extension warning to reflect that number change, still referring to "step #2".

I'll change it now. Thanks.
[Moto Maxx General] Garden98:
I was trying to get the bootloader unlocked, but I still haven't received any code by Motorola. How long do they usually take to send it?

I tried to contact them too, but their site is terrible, every device that I try on that site has issues, in can't even send a question or get into the chat, the buttons don't work
[Moto Maxx General] ChazzMatt:
It's fairly instant. Did you agree to the conditions?

You'll get an email with the bootloader unlock code. The email will also have a link back to the instructions. But the code is what's important.

Check your spam folder.
[Moto Maxx General] Garden98:
Thanks, it worked. I can't believe I had to try three times.

Motorola site is still sh*t for help ahah
[Moto Maxx General] sebamerca:
Stock in the boot animation

Hi.

First thanks for you complete guide.

Now, I did all the steps correctly, but in the final, when I tryed to flash de boot animation logo TWR show me that is all ok, but my phone don't boot... It's stock in the animation all the time. What happend?

What can I do for return at before steps?

The last moment that my phone works, was before to flash the SuperSU. After that, the phone stock it in the big M screen (the white one), then I flash the animation logo zip.

I need my phone D:

EDIT: I add the next --> When I connect my phone to PC, while the first is in the TWRP mode, the windows explorer showme 2 folders: "TWRP" and "0". Is this Correct?

EDIT 2: I flashed the Resurrection Remix ROM (http://xdaforums.com/moto-maxx/development/rom-resurrection-remix-t3316232) using TWRP and my phone works, but I losed the active display :(

Pd: sorry my english, but I larning yet.
[Moto Maxx General] ChazzMatt:
Quark Ambient Display settings

From all your edits it seems you actually figured most of it out? ;) You have now flashed Resurrection Remix Marshmallow ROM. If you did that, then you unlocked your bootloader, installed TWRP, rooted and rebooted successfully!

I'm not sure exactly the steps you did, but for some reason the TWRP-flashable boot animation and TWRP-flashable boot logos cannot be flashed in the same TWRP session. If you try to flash both in the same TWRP session, one will not flash and you will still have the logo or animation you were trying to replace. I provided two versions of boot logos -- either ADB or TWRP-flashable. You can either flash the boot logo via ADB and then boot animation via TWRP... OR you can flash the TWRP-flashable boot logo via TWRP, reboot to ROM, then go back into TWRP recovery, and then flash the TWRP-flashable boot animation in a separate session.

QUARK AMBIENT DISPLAY SETTINGS

For the active display, in CM-based ROMs it's called "Ambient Display". Our CM dev [MENTION=2228410]Skrilax_CZ[/MENTION], put a lot of effort into coding it so it works with the the Quark (Moto Maxx/Moto Turbo/Droid Turbo) IR sensors very much like Moto Display.

All the other ROMs, like Resurrection Remix, Bliss, etc use the same coding.

It's a lock-screen notification system. You will not see any notifications if you display is not locked when it is off/dark/sleeping.

In Settings,

First, you need to turn on Ambient Display.

Then, you need to configure the actions of Ambient Display. For example, some want to see notifications when they wave their hands over the phone, some do not want that action.

Below are the Ambient Display settings screenshots I took when I was using CM12.1. I am now using Resurrection Remix Marshmallow, like you. The settings are either identical or very, very similar.

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2)

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3)

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4)

In Lock Screen, you need to have some sort of of screen lock, even if it's just swipe/slide lock. Either swipe, pattern or PIN. You can't choose "none". I choose pattern, but it's up to you.

IF you choose swipe, you may accidentally unlock your phone if you keep it in your pocket. PIN or pattern is better, in my opinion.

In RR, these settings below are under "Security". In CM12.1 it was under "Lockscreen".

Also, helps if you have "Automatically Lock" and "Power Button Instantly Locks" Some people put a delay on those for some reason, and then Ambient Display isn't going to show you notifications on the dark screen because the Display isn't actually locked.

NOTE: After you turn on all the other options, sometimes it's best to then turn off Ambient Display, then turn it back on to make sure it recognizes the other settings you have enabled.
[Moto Maxx General] sebamerca:
You are awesome.

Works perfectly (just check one time).

Thanks again from Chile.

And sorry for my English, I expect understand me ;)
[Moto Maxx General] MusashiBR:
Thank you man.

I had troubles to root with SuperSU 2.78, but with your tip, now it's working again.
[Moto Maxx General] ChazzMatt:
Yes, the beta SuperSu 2.62 I have in post #1 works great for initial root. Then, after that you can update to newest SuperSu if you wish.
[Moto Maxx General] colthars:
hi

I'm trying to update my bootloader. i have a moto maxx Brazilian. not sure, but i think is the xt1225. can you please add the tutorial to do this on the thread? thks
[Moto Maxx General] ChazzMatt:
updated XT1225 Marshmallow bootloader and radio

Our excellent CM dev [MENTION=2228410]Skrilax_CZ[/MENTION] wrote this up in his CM13 thread. Never hurts to have updated bootloader and radio.

His downloads are for Brazil and India bootloaders and I flashed the Brazil bootloader and radio on both my Puerto Rico and Mexico Moto Maxx XT1225. BUT, I am running custom ROM (Resurrection Remix 6.0.1).

For someone running stock on XT1225 it may not be safe to crossflash only bootloader and radio from another region XT1225. (It may be, but you would have to try that at your own risk.) But on stock ROM you would be flashing the entire image to update to Marshmallow -- not just Marshmallow bootloader and radio.

Whereas on custom CM-based Marshmallow ROMs, all you want/need are the updated bootloader and radio -- and on XT1225 they are all compatible with each other.
[Moto Maxx General] colthars:
ow, many thanks my kind sir. thank you for your time. :good:
[Moto Maxx General] matheusgcdj:
I had problems with wifi after root it does not connect or it can worm signal from wifi.
[Moto Maxx General] ChazzMatt:
Rooting doesn't affect radio/modem. Rooting just makes you "admin" of your phone. So, I don't see how that caused your Wi-Fi problem.

1) but curious, which SuperSu version did you use to root? The one in the OP? Super Su beta 2.62? That's all you can use for initial root. Again, rooting itself should not cause Wi-Fi issues, but maybe you didn't root correctly.

2) You can always flash [MENTION=5747496]bhb27[/MENTION] Clean Modem Status zip in TWRP recovery, to see if that clears up your issue. It basically clears the cache of your radio/modem -- but usually it's used due to cellular connection or GPS issues when people flash new ROMs. Still, it can't hurt and may help.

CLEAN MODEM STATUS ZIP

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24531035584725320

AND/or you can re-flash 6.0.1 XT1225 radio in TWRP recovery. Package by [MENTION=5747496]bhb27[/MENTION]:

Radio_Flasher_Stock_MPG24.107-70.2_XT1225.zip

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=57164

Use both. See what happens.
[Moto Maxx General] mjames.abordo:
Do i need to unlock my bootloader in order to install TWRP and obtain root access?.
[Moto Maxx General] ChazzMatt:
Yes. For all the Motorola Quark phones (Moto Maxx XT1225, U.S. Moto Maxx XT1250, Moto Turbo XT1225 and Droid Turbo XT1254), you have to unlock bootloader to get permanent root and to install TWRP. (Temp root will not let you write to the system, and really doesn't do any good.)

I know with other manufacturers, like LG with the LG G2 and LG G3 (both of which I have extensive experience) you are able to root and install TWRP without unlocking the bootloader -- but with these Motorola phones, YES unlocking the bootloader in necessary.

For the XT1225 Moto Maxx/Moto Turbo and XT1250 U.S. Moto Maxx, it's an easy FREE unlock code from Motorola upon request. Instructions are in the OP.

For the XT1254 Droid Turbo, the affiliated carrier Verizon demanded Motorola keep that bootloader locked down. So, for the Droid Turbo XT1254, you have to use a paid app called Sunshine to unlock the bootloader -- and it only works on Lolllipop firmware. In the OP, I give a link for another guide specifically for the Droid Turbo phones, as the bootloader unlock process is different.

Again for all the other Quarks in this series (Moto Maxx and Moto Turbo), it's a FREE code from Motorola and works on all firmware released for these phones (Kitkat, Lollipop. Marshmallow). This guide is specifically written for the Moto Maxx and Moto Turbo phones. I own three Moto Maxx XT1225 phones.
[Moto Maxx General] mjames.abordo:
do we have a way to backup DRM keys on a specific part of the MMC where the bootloader info is stored for us to restore to unlocked state. I usually relock my bootloader after trying some roms. I want to try the CR droid and RR. Does the ROM stable enough? I notice that motorola xt1225 have problem with its radio. Its weak on picking up radio signals.
[Moto Maxx General] ChazzMatt:
I don't know, as I never re-lock my bootloader. I like to own my phone, and you can only do that with root. Only if the bootloader is unlocked will you have root. I run many, many apps that require root.

I don't really understand people who want to re-lock bootloader... With this phone the status code will still show it was once unlocked.

Status code 0 (zero) is locked and has never been unlocked. Once unlocked you will never see that again, even if re-locked.

Status code 2 is locked after being unlocked

Status code 3 is unlocked

Both those ROMs are stable but I am still on RR 6.X as I use CM themes and Xposed modules, neither of those are yet compatible with Nougat. The RR Nougat is probably the better of the two right now, even though it's the same dev for both ROMs. He puts permission flags into that ROM to allow you to download most of the Moto apps from the Play Store if you want any, and other touches.
[Moto Maxx General] deaddrg:
Which twrp image do I use there are a lot of them on the file host link provided on the first page .This is my device software version and I'm not rooted.

My device is xt1225,i did understand all the steps to flash confused which IMG to use.
[Moto Maxx General] ChazzMatt:
Exactly what I said in the op. ;) Go to this page (URL below) and use the file you see right there with the most recent date. [MENTION=5747496]bhb27[/MENTION] updates TWRP fairly regularly so I can't keep updating my instruction to say which one to specifically use. Just use the most recent.

On that page, right now (on January 30, 2017) the most recent TWRP image is from January 23, 2017. But if he updates it next month, then it will be the one with the February 2017 date.
[Moto Maxx General] deaddrg:
Got it thank you:good:
[Moto Maxx General] Rahuld107:
[MENTION=3250376]ChazzMatt[/MENTION],

Hi, can i root xt1225 using temporary twrp ( one time method). I don't need twrp/custom recovery. Just want root with stock recovery. I am on stock marshmallow, bootloader is unlocked .
[Moto Maxx General] ChazzMatt:
Well, you don't want "temporary root". Temp root makes your phone unstable and you have to re-root every time you reboot your phone. You want "permanent" root. Since you have an unlocked bootloader, you can write to the system, so your changes will stay/stick.

Before I answer your question on how to have root without TWRP, why do you want useless stock recovery? With TWRP custom recover, you can make total system backups (great for restoring your phone to an earlier time when you mess up something). You can also flash zip files for all sorts of mods.

Just the other day I messed up something and had to restore a backup from a few days before. Saved me HOURS of work! It's like having a wonderful time machine. Oh, I can go back to three days ago before I made this stupid mistake. ;)

Plus I have a better camera on my phone I flashed in TWRP, I have special emoji keyboard I flashed in TWRP, and I have Viper audio mod I flashed in TWRP...

My point in having TWRP will never hurt you, while it can only help. What does "stock" recovery do for you? Nothing. :rolleyes:

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But if you insist on root with only stock recovery, here's how you do it.

First install TWRP, flash SuperSu to get root. Reboot make sure it works OK. You have to root with the older SuperSu first, then you can update to latest SupeSu. Instructions are in the op.

Then ADB flash stock recovery from your stock firmware image over TWRP recovery.

You will then have a rooted phone with stock recovery.

Here's the command:

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

or

mfastboot flash recovery recovery.img

(depends on whichever version of fastboot you are using)
[Moto Maxx General] Rahuld107:
I just need to remove the persistent google search bar from the Google launcher. The search bar follows all the pages of home screen eating up the screen real estate. Dont want to use any other launchers although i have tried and bought a few good launchers. I will most probably remove root too after i am done removing the search bar.
[Moto Maxx General] ChazzMatt:
Love Nova launcher myself.
[Moto Maxx General] ChazzMatt:
TEMPORARY TWRP

OK, here's another suggestion. YES, there is a way to boot to TWRP to install SuperSu but NOT install TWRP. You will not be flashing TWRP over stock recovery. You will STILL have stock recovery when you reboot. Think of it as "temporary" TWRP.

Put the TWRP file in your ADB folder and use this command. Your phone will boot to TWRP, but it will not be permanently installed. You can then flash SuperSu while booted into the TWRP interface and then reboot back to your system.

fastboot boot file-name.img (whatever your file name of TWRP is.)

Whereas, the command to permanently install TWRP is this:

fastboot flash recovery file-name.img (whatever your file name of TWRP is.)

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Back when I first got this phone, I made a bunch of backups in TWRP and posted the images online in various stages -- pure stock, stock + root, stock + root + TWRP. I made the first two with the "temporary" TWRP. People could flash them and already have root without having TWRP installed.

Moto Maxx - Moto Turbo XT1225 factory images (Mexico | Puerto Rico | India | Brazil)

https://xdaforums.com/moto-maxx/development/moto-maxx-moto-turbo-xt1225-factory-t3078274

See? Even just stock + rooted but with no TWRP. I made that backup with a "temporary" TWRP which did not overwrite the stock recovery.

But they were only for 4.4.4 Kitkat, which came with this phone. After we went to Lollipop, I posted some more images, but just pure factory. Still, the "temporary" TWRP trick is useful.
[Moto Maxx General] Rahuld107:
Thanks a lot, will follow the guide and hope everything goes well.
[Moto Maxx General] Rahuld107:
[MENTION=3250376]ChazzMatt[/MENTION]

Hi, as you mentioned this above - "Plus I have a better camera on my phone I flashed in TWRP"

If you could just point me in the direction that would be great. If there is an app or some guide that can give me better camera/functions/quality, i would really appreciate it. I have rooted and "flashed" twrp by following your guide.