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[LG Optimus L90] rakaagri:
OK, BEFORE I STARTED THIS THREAD, SORRY FOR MY VERY VERY BAD ENGLISH :silly: IM JUST AN UNDER18 TEENAGER FROM INDONESIA :)​

So I got this LG L90 D410 2 years ago, its pretty fine before, and yesterday, I try to root this device and trying to install custom ROMs and its FAIL :(

Why I said its fail? When I try to unlock recovery and install twrp, and when I type and enter "reboot recovery" on terminal, MY PHONE TURNS TO BLACK SCREEN!!

So I try to unplug and plug again USB to my phone and its detected in my laptop, but in the phone folder its just have 2 folder named "image" and "verinfo" folder. So I search on google for solutions, I found and following guide from internet that guide for LG L70. so I installing Linux and follow that guide every single step. Its use Linux, so I install Linux and everything on that guide (except lg l70 files, I search file in same format on google for lg l90)

BUT, it nothing happens. idk what should I do :( my brain is turn upside down because this problem :eek:

So I restart my laptop and go back to Windows OS. When I unplug&plug my phone to my laptop, it shows the pop up said the drive must be formatted, my brain turn upside down, so I click "format" and format is completed.

BUT, WHEN I OPEN THE PHONE FOLDER, ITS JUST AN EMPTY FOLDER, NO ONE FILES OR FOLDER ON THERE, NO "VERINFO", NO "IMAGE", NO ONE!!

I unplug the usb from my laptop and try to charge it. BUT ITS NOTHING HAPPENS, NO CHARGING BATTERY SIGN, MY LCD IS JUST A BLACK SCREEN!! NO SIGN OF ALIVE PHONE!!

Any solutions for my phone? I love my phone bcs its so many memories on these phone :crying:

Sorry for my bad English, my English score on school is sooo bad hahahahaha :silly:​
[LG Optimus L90] anupamr:
try this link...but if u do any harm to ur device..i'm not responsible...try at your own responsibility

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=61636749&postcount=34
[ZenFone 2 General] HungNgocPhat:
Hi, Which custom rom for Zenfone 2 (ZE550ML) have the best battery life compared to others (custom roms) and have best stability (no bugs except CM13 bugs) ? If you can, suggest me a kernel, too.:D

Thanks in advance
[Sprint LG G2] jraidiwalid:
i have an lg ls980 and i accidentally flashed it to lg d802 firmware and i tried to restore with lg flash tool 1.8 using a ls980ZVE mdified to work with the dll file but it stoped and my phone is stuck in fastboot mode and it says

[1020]-reset-

[10510]-portchange-

[10520]-reset-

[10530]-portchange-

(and keep repeating every time i plug the phone)

please help i only have this phone ? :crying:
[Sprint LG G2] lovely6792:
Try to fix it with srk tool2.1

Flash ls980 partition files using srk tool>fixed utility> fixed fastboot mode

First u have to download partition files of ls980 such as recovery laf persust etc.. by searching on google or by extracting any ls980 kdz by kdz extractor

After this u will he able to get into download mode and you can flash rom by lg flash tool
[XDA Assist] dynamo147:
Hello Gate Keepers! Questions!

SO When I try to attach a photo FROM Google photos via Google Messenger, I only ever see the ones that are currently on my device, it's almost as if it doesn't know the cloud photos are there. But lets say I try to attach photos from Google Photos via Gmail, it sees all 4000+ videos, why is messenger having trouble?

Nexus 6, PureNexus Rom, Elemental X Kernel, Tmobile, Rooted
[XDA Assist] engloa:
Assist is where we guide new users to the site. Youve been a member for a long time and by now should have the knowledge and experience to post in the correct place

We have a forum for your device. Please post in the help section for your device

Sorry but thread closed
[AT&T Note 7  Questions & Answers] rogerandgina:
I think we should petition Samsung to give us all free gear s3's for all of this crap. I would be happy. Dies anyone here know how to start a petition?
[AT&T Note 7  Questions & Answers] spexwood:
I had read somewhere that they were planning on giving out Gear VR2's, but the article I was reading was for non-carrier phones bought through Samsung.
[AT&T Note 7  Questions & Answers] ekerbuddyeker:
What they need to give me again is CONFIDENCE in their products.
[Verizon Note 7  Themes, Apps, and Mods] galaxyuser88:
Ok here it is: Xposed for the new [MENTION=4835387]OvrDriVE[/MENTION] root method. I have not tested method on VZW as i do not have their phone, but this still should being this is a Samsung Note 7.

As with any custom rom's, root, add-on's, you assume all risks with modding your phone. You have been warned.

Make sure you read all of my directions below, before you start posting errors with the install. Worst case you just have to start over with [MENTION=4835387]OvrDriVE[/MENTION] s installation.

Here is the way you can install xposed on your phone after you have root. I in no way have made any files or apks, I am just posting ways you get this loaded on your phone.

Please Thank the devolopers and others that have made all these files and apks possible..

The way is to install Xposed framework via FlashFire:

1. Download FlashFire, You can get it from the app store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=eu.chainfire.flash&hl=en

2. Download the Xposed Installer Apk: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=58828974&postcount=1&nocache=1&z=3764362361329836

3. Download the Xposed Framework zip. <<< this is the file that you will be flashing via FlashFire: Xposed Framework.zip

4. Once you have all the files downloaded onto you computer/phone: you are ready to start. If you have'nt all ready copied all the files to your phone storage, do so now. If you did then you can move on to the #5.

5. Open FlashFire on your phone. Once it is loaded and open, click on circle with + button on the bottom right of the screen.

Then Click on Flash ZIP or OTA button.

Now select the xposed framework zip that you downloaded from #3.

Next you click the check mark on the top right of

the screen(

do not change any of boxes on the left of the screen

.<<<

You Have Been Warned!!!!!

.

Next scroll to the bottom of the screen and click the left button (flash button w the lighting bolt)

Sit back and watch FlashFire do its magic..

6. After #5 completes, you can now install the xposed installer apk from #2. Once installed open and check framework in the app and you should have this : Xposed framework version 86.1 (custom build by wanam / 2016709 is active.

7. Now go to Download in the xposed installer and download: Wanam Xposed 1.3.0 Made for Samsung Android 5 and 6 Roms by Wanam or you can download xTouchwiz by Wanam..

8. Once you downloaded it, install it, and then in the Xposed installer app- modules- you select the the app in #7 by placing a checkmark in the box on the right to activiate the modules.

9. Reboot your phone to activate the module.

10. Enjoy your efforts and customizing your phone:

If you some reason you want to uninstall xposed : flash this:xposed-uninstaller-20160211.zip
[Verizon Note 7  Themes, Apps, and Mods] ohblindone:
Confirmed working on my VZW Note 7 running PH1 firmware, rooted using [MENTION=4835387]OvrDriVE[/MENTION]'s method.

Edit: for clarification, I used the second method (flashfire) to do this, and it worked like a charm.

Side note, you won't find Wanam Xposed 1.3.0 Made for Samsung Android 5 and 6 Roms by Wanam on xposed, it doesn't exist. Don't use Wanam Xposed either, it's been discontinued in favor of xTouchWiz. I've tested it myself and it works great, it's made by the same developer.

MOD EDIT: Large post quote put in hide tags.

Please don't quote large posts like this as it makes the thread difficult to read for other users.
[Verizon Note 7  Themes, Apps, and Mods] galaxyuser88:
Ok, 1.3.0 does exist on xposed app, and yes you can use xTouchwiz by wanam as well, both are good, xtouchwiz has alot of stuff removed that will not work with the new firmware but he also removed alot of stuff that he didnt think was needed, so you can try both out and you can decide what you want to use..I have used both and they both work.. Now unfortunately Wanam will not be updating any of these, but is only providing support only..
[Verizon Note 7  Themes, Apps, and Mods] ohblindone:
Apologies, looking at that module and it's description (saying it was only for lolipop) I figuredit wouldn't be good to install on 6.0.

I also went to it's dev page on XDA and it was stated that the module is no longer being supported.
[Verizon Note 7  Themes, Apps, and Mods] eddyo1993:
Save for later!!
[Verizon Note 7  Themes, Apps, and Mods] guthrien:
So really this works just like normal except using Flashfire. I got scared thinking I would white knuckle it like the root. Any other module issues? Using several of them? I like some of the small play store tweaks and battery saving modules on other phones, I know wanam has the only safe 'do everything gravity box for touchwiz' stuff.
[Verizon Note 7  Themes, Apps, and Mods] Lumince:
Im not sure why, but after installing this to my note 7, The "Android is optimizing # of #" comes up and it optimizes 1 app only... It won't go away and everytime I reboot It happens. I sort of want xposed, but if this is happening everytime I can just go without it....
[Verizon Note 7  Themes, Apps, and Mods] guthrien:
It stays on or you just get the normal startup type message that lasts for a few seconds? Does it affect anything else? Seems minor.
[Verizon Note 7  Themes, Apps, and Mods] Lumince:
Were you replying to me? It does 1 of 1 every boot. Its more annoying than anything really. Not worth the trouble. And if I uninstall it, the optimizing screen goes away. No one else is complaining about it so its just my problem.
[Verizon Note 7  Themes, Apps, and Mods] spinedoc:
So what xposed apps have been testing and what are all of you using? I haven't used xposed in a couple of years and the modules I liked seem outdated, and I'm afraid to use them. A lot of them say they are only for AOSP and to not use on Samsung and other modified forks. I was surprised at the amount of modules which were totally outdated, I'd say at least half or more were from 1-2 years ago or longer since they were last updated.

Biff I'm getting that issue as well. The first reboot it optimized all 359 of my apps, but now on every reboot it optimizes just 1 of 1 app, only takes a few seconds but it is annoying. I'm finding little utility in xposed anyhow so am not sure I'm going to bother keeping it. I didn't find the oldies but goodies like wanam, something to turn off the volume nag if too high, gravity box was very explicit not to use on Samsung, etc.
[Verizon Note 7  Themes, Apps, and Mods] Lumince:
Yea I don't really seem to use anything is xposed anyways. The 1 of 1 thing is quite annoying! No one else seems to think that! I think im just gonna pass on installing this for a while..
[Verizon Note 7  Themes, Apps, and Mods] guthrien:
I'm not getting the constant optimization like you guys. I did get all at once after adding it.

I'm using Amplify, GlobalS-health, Greenify, Play Store Changelog, XHangouts and Wanam's XTouchwiz, though very lightly on the last.
[Verizon Note 7  Themes, Apps, and Mods] spinedoc:
Optimizing apps on reboot went away after 4 or 5 reboots. Enjoying xposed but still hesitant to install modules.
[Verizon Note 7  Themes, Apps, and Mods] roslof:
Really happy about this work so far. Great job and good guidance!

Ran a quick "safe" test with xTouchWiz by moving the clock from default (right) to the left side. It worked (after phone restart).

Excited, I tried System/Disable tether provisioning... Restarted the phone. Works.

Awesome.

I also have the "Optimizing 1 of 1" issue previously mentioned, but it's not often I reboot, so not too worried. Wondering if there is a way to get a log for which file is being optimized. Always good to know what's happening.
[Verizon Note 7  Themes, Apps, and Mods] Lumince:
Atleast I know its xposed that is causing this... I believe there is a way to get logs, but I am unsure how to do this or where to get it... I rarely reboot as well, but its just bothersome to see it doinh that.
[Verizon Note 7  Themes, Apps, and Mods] spinedoc:
Awesome module I discovered while trying to figure out how to get rid of the ugly roaming triangle this root puts on the signal bars. It's called Flat Style Bar Indicators, some free stuff and a very nominal cost for full version. I also see that the root took away the carrier name, which can be added back with this module. You can change any aspect of the status bar, it's very cool. I made my signal bars look like an iPhone, much easier and clearer to read.
[Verizon Note 7  Themes, Apps, and Mods] Lmax579:
Does Gravitybox work as far as nav button is concerned?
[Verizon Note 7  Themes, Apps, and Mods] galaxyuser88:
As far as gravity box goes, i have no idea if it works or not. Give it a try and post your findings.
[Verizon Note 7  Themes, Apps, and Mods] Lmax579:
It does but navbar might break system UI, is there anyway to fix UI thru adb?
[Verizon Note 7  Themes, Apps, and Mods] roslof:
Okay, I was skeptical at first, but realized I need to fly soon and wanted to stimulate the green battery icon in case security thinks this is a recalled Note 7. There's been so much press about the green icon meaning the phone is safe that *not* seeing one may have folks thinking it's not...

Results with this module exceeded my expectations. And no more voLTE...

Edit: Turns out this didn't permanently resolve the issue where VoLTE appears. It comes back and will linger until reboot. We'll need a real fix, either by a flashable zip or need/updated Xposed module.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] jasez:
I have a verizon htc one m8 but i use T-Mobile as my carrier. I've rooted it, unlocked it with sunshine, gotten my unlock key, unlocked it in the bootloader, set my apn to tmobile and i've set the bands to tmobile's bands. I'm at a loss at what to do at this point to get it to connect to the network and to stop getting the "non verizon card -this card is from a unknown source" message. I can provide screenshots or any info if necessary. I've pretty much hit a brick wall at this point and would love some help.

Edit - I've gotten rid of the non verizon sim message from switching my sku id but still not actually connecting to my network.
[K3 Note Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jy0thish:
On old nokia phones, we used to get the name of the tower we are under. It used to display the local name of the place we are at. Is there any any way to do the same in android? Any app that has a widget and does not consume data to obtain this info?
[Xposed Framework Modules] tanay09:
My Xposed framework in not working in one plus two after 3.1.0 update error showing Xposed is not yet compatible with sdk version 23 or your processor architecture arm64-v8a

Please help how to correct this issue flashed Xposed zip many time different versions no solution yet
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] ironstorm:
[This isn't a request for help, I managed to muddle my way through it, but the info needed seems to be scattered and disjointed, so I thought I'd post it here for others.]

Started with a AT&T Galaxy S III phone running a beta version of CM10 (which could never get OTAs). Wanted to get to a stable or more recent version of CM. This phone is referred to as a SGH-i747 or d2att.

Trial and error:

1st Attempt - Flashed TWRP 3.0.2, flashed CM12.1 release, phone boots gets to starting applications and then dies (poweroff).

2nd Attempt - Flashed CM10.3.1 -> fails to flash ro.bootloader does not match expected values

3rd Attempt - Flashed CM10.1 -> fails to flash ro.bootloader does not match expected values

4th Attempt - Flashed CM10.0 -> Works

So, what's going on?

ro.bootloader is the baseband (cellular radio firmware). My phone had "I747UCDLK3", CM10.1 and require Jellybean compatible radio baseband... CM10.1 advise are trying to tell you that your baseband is too old (ro.bootloader is a misleading name for your baseband). In Android you can see your baseband under "About Phone" in settings, or by opening a terminal and typing "getprop ro.bootloader". In TWRP, you can open the terminal and type "getprop ro.bootloader" to get the value.

Fixing it:

I tried lots of different flashes until I found one that uses JOdin3 to flash the radio. The links for JOdin3 are all long dead, but someone mirrored the JAR files here: http://3of5.com/builds.casual-dev.com/files/JOdin3/. In any case, this got CM to see my baseband as I747UCALEM, however TWRP still saw my baseband as I747UCDLK3. This update was enough to get CM10.3.1 running with cellular signal (did not test calling).

Next thing was applying CM12.1, which flashed and started this time, however "Sim card is missing" was reported. CM12.1 + require still newer baseband firmware to work. I was able to find a list of baseband/radio firmwares here: http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s3-att/...are-update-t2808654/post53984772#post53984772, the link there (https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=10522) allows you to download flashable packages. I flashed the I747UCUEMJB baseband/radio firmware and then reflashed CM13.0 nightly and Open GApps using TWRP so I could give the phone to my father.

With I747UCUEMJB, CM13 boots and recognizes the sim card. Once we are no longer roaming we'll test to see if further baseband firmware updates are necessary.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] BennTech:
Seidio Holster Pictures
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] BennTech:
Holster Pictures
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] BennTech:
Face-In vs. Face-Out
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] BennTech:
Accessibility Chart
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] BennTech:
Face-In Access
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] BennTech:
Face-Out Access
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] BennTech:
Mods
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] Sleuth255:
Nicely done review BennTech :)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] RemE:
Great review, and that is one very well designed holster.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] jomo25:
Very nice and thorough review!!!

I just got mine today also. I like it, its better than I expected. I'm not much of a holster person, esp when I'm wearing casual clothes, I just keep it in my pocket. But when dressed up a little, putting it in the pocket isn't the best option. It moves around too much and might give the impression "I'm a little TOO happy" :) A holster in thos situations works better and looks more professional.

I really can't add ANYTHING to your review. Its spot on and complete!

Excellent mods also! you should send those pics back to Seidio and see if they can mod theirs to it. I already inquired about them making one that would be better for face-out storage. Your solution would make it applicable for either! Love the button access matrix!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] TiltedAz:
If only HTC had thought a bit about holster designs then we wouldn't need that spring loaded flap. It gets the job done though. Blackberrys snap into place and it's all done with slight device indentations.

BTW, maybe I'm wrong but I don't think too many people are asking for outward facing holsters.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] BennTech:
Yeah, despite the size of my old Wizard, I always kept it in my pocket. Unfortunately, I forgot about it in my pocket and accidentally washed it. And that was the second phone that I've washed. Yes, I'm a slow learner. :)

So, after that last $480 load of laundry, I've vowed not to put my phone in my pocket anymore. That means I need a case that clips to my belt/waistband and allows me use the phone without removing it from the case. The latter is very important because I am lazy. If I have take my phone out of its case to use, then walk to another room without the case, that phone is going right into my pocket when I'm done (...then my jeans into the laundry, then me to the phone store). And that is why I need a face-out holster.

First of all, don't get me wrong about face-in--I use it all the time, too. In fact, I prefer to carry my phone face-in to protect it while traveling, but then when I get to my destination, I flip it face-out so I can use it while in the holster, which avoids those expensive loads of laundry mentioned above. (Am I the only person who washes his phones?) :)

But even if I'm the only person in the world who wants a face-out holster, why is Seidio the only company to make a face-in holster? Every other company makes face-out holsters only, so I think your assumption is inherently inaccurate. Plus, if every one is using holsters face-in only, then why does Seidio need to go through the extra trouble and expense of putting a sticker on the holster that says "PDA FACE IN DESIGN"? Because they know some people will attempt to use it face-out and they should have planned for that obvious functionality with the simple design changes I pointed out in my review.

Also note that adding full button/port access for face-out would have added absolutely no manufacturing cost if they had been done during the design phase and would have benefited Seidio by allowing them to market the holster as both face-in and face-out. No cost and increased features and marketability? You don't need an MBA to know that's a good thing. Unfortunately, now that they are in production, it will probably cost too much to justify the changes. Alas, my dreams of the perfect face-in/face-out holster may never come to fruition.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] ssschmidt:
Thank you very much for this informative review. I believe you have just chosen my holster :) ...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] TiltedAz:
Because they are not the only company. My Blackberry holster only works face in. Try it face out and you will destroy the keyboard.

It should be painfully obvious that it simply wasn't designed for that orientation. No doubt it makes little sense to the average person and therefore there is questionable profit in that idea. More importantly, the Tilt is not symmetrical with respect to the front and back edges and therefore it can't be built for both face-in and out orientations.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] BennTech:
Alright, TiltedAz, you're like the third or fourth person wondering why anyone would want a face-out holster. I honestly don't understand why people are so perplexed by the idea. Face-in is better for protection, face-out is better for usability.

For example, when I'm sitting at my desk, I put my phone on my desk where I can actually use it...in the holster, face-out. The holster gives it a slight tilt so I can see the screen better, and I don't have an empty holster on my belt that's constantly getting stuck in my chair. Plus, there's the whole pocket-to-laundry thing which is cured by a face-out holster, but admittedly, I'm probably the only person who repeatedly suffers from that ailment.

If you need more justification, how about when you get a call but don't want to answer because it's your girlfriend/boyfriend calling you at work or your boss calling repeatedly on the weekend? In face-out, you just reach down and hit Ignore to send it straight to voicemail, unlike face-in which requires removing/re-inserting the phone.

Or how about everyone who uses their phone to listen to music? With face-in, where exactly are you going to map all the common functions like play/pause, volume, rewind/fast-forward, and next/previous? With face-out, you have access to all the buttons and thus can map all these functions and more.

Or what about those of us who use our phone as our watch? Face-out lets me check the time even while it's clipped to my belt by simply tilting the holster.

Anyway, the point is that both face-in and face-out serve a useful purpose. Seidio comes so close to the ultimate solution with their holster, but fall just short. Apparently they've got their head stuck in the same box as my detractors.

Are you listening, Seidio? Think outside of the face-in box!