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[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] AaronAverage:
Then try to put the apk into system/priv-app/ without any subfolder.

If you it's possible to create backups in this launcher, make a backup and uninstall first.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] lvnatic:
Tried. Not working.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] AaronAverage:
Then I have no idea tbh. One of these two options worked for me a while ago.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] lvnatic:
Maybe there's some updated app that can do this?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] AaronAverage:
I don't know. I think Titanium and Lucky Patcher are always held up to date and you said they wouldn't work.

Here's a screenshot of my system app's location and permission. I put it there, restarted, and it said "Optimizing app 1 of 1" like when flashing a fresh ROM and was successfully installed.
[Honor 6, 6 Plus Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] b4co:
Hello

does anyone know where I can get a custom rom the honor H60-L12?
[Honor 6, 6 Plus Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PalakMi:
Look through ROM section, but if you want CM based, unfortunately there aren't
[Honor 6, 6 Plus Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] venom007:
there a re a couple of good ones, check in the original android development section of h6
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mochamoo:
Accidentally deleted some important photos that were taken in burst mode that were saved in my camera folder. Trying using an undelete program from my windows pc and it found photos but not the burst mode ones that are in their own folder. Help please. Can you recommend any utilties? They are also not in es file explorer recycle bin.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ali282h:
Hello,

I have a OnePlus One running on CM 13.0

I have MultiRom installed and I have this error showing on the front page of the app - "doesn't have hexec-hardpoot patch!". I tried to install Kernal 6.0.x (my primary ROM is CM 13.0) through the app, but I couldn't. When I try to install the Kernal I get an error during the instillation saying "needs recovery".

I don't really know a lot about this stuff so excuse my ignorance, but how do I install the needed recovery so that I will be able to install the Kernal.

I have TWRP installed in my phone. I swap my primary ROM with a secondary one few days ago. I am not sure if this was caused the issue.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wulsic:
Hello ali282h,

I don't know about the needs recovery error during the installation, but if it's saying doesn't have kexec-hardboot patch then you have to find an kernel that fits ur cm-13.0 rom with kexec-hardboot patch included. I assume that when you've switched ur external rom with ur primary that the external rom that you were using didn't had an kexec-hardboot patch included so try another kernel with kexec-hardboot patch included.

Hope this would help you with ur problem:good:
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ali282h:
Thank you. I will give it a try.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maxed4901:
if you want you existing primary, i can propose 2 kernels. 1 is Boeffla kernel and the other lightening CM13 kernel.

Instructions in their thread. However, if you plan to use multirom for a while, the latest update has kexec workaround. (multirom settings from TWRP- check multirom page last 2-3 pages). or i would entirely recommend you to keep a kexec patced rom as primary to negate any issues which may arise.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ali282h:
Thank you for the suggestions. I am actually using the 'workaround' feature in TWRP.

I have a question in regard to Boeffla. In the official website.. (http://boeffla.de/index.php/downloads/current-kernel-versions) It says 5.2 next the Oneplus One CM 13.0 Stable. I am confused as to what 5.2 really means. Is this the Android version? CM 13 is based on Android 6.0! I just don't want to flash the wrong one and end up with a boot loop. Do you think the kernel I mentioned is compatible with my phone (OnePlus One - CM 13.0 - Android 6.0.1)

Thank you!
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Seleuco:
I've been trying to root for ages, but no matter what I do I can't get ADB to recognize my device. I've tried reinstalling the drivers from I don't know how many sources as well as adb/fastboot several times, but I always get the same result:

[IMG="CMD Window"]http://i.imgur.com/RJKKa1a.png[/IMG]

In the device manager I get a yellow flag on the ADB interface:

[IMG="Device Manager"]http://i.imgur.com/JOcgTJm.png[/IMG]

I honestly don't think there's any way I can do it unless I get some help from you guys. So please? How do I get my computer to recognize my OPO once and for all?

I'm following this guide FYI (must be the fifth I try): http://android.stackexchange.com/questions/106856/how-to-root-oneplus-one

Thanks to the kind souls willing to give a hand.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Durso81:
Honestly you don't need adb portion working to do this. Have you tried seeing if your computer recognizes your opo in fastboot mode?

Turn your phone off hold volume up and power button it will boot into fastboot. Then plug your phone into your computer let it install drivers then open command prompt where your fastboot file is and type fastboot devices if it shows something your good to go follow the rest of the guide unlock bootloader and install a custom recovery and SuperSU to root.

Also if its me I would install twrp recovery.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WangGang:
you sure you got the right drivers?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wulsic:
[MENTION=5756023]Seleuco[/MENTION] try this tutorial and also check Y for install adb drivers

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=48915118

the easiest method for having adb everywhere
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] giaur:
You need to install divers first, look at your screenshot, you have no driver installed for adb device.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Seleuco:
Honestly I don't even know at this point, I tried deleting and installing them a dozen times from different sources, but it doesn't recognize them. Do you know any idiot-proow way of installing the drivers?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Seleuco:
Thanks, but I actually took the screenshots right after running that program :(
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wulsic:
Did you also tried to install the driver manually in device manager?

See this link how you can do that:

http://www.technobuzz.net/install-nexus-5-driver-adb-fastboot-unlock-bootloader/

If these drivers don't work and or can't install then just extract Snoop05's adb installer and use those drivers :good: hope this would work now,

the issue is probably that there are so many drivers installed that they are conflicting with each other and windows is just deciding which one is better, so manually overriding it should fix it and else I guess you have to remove the old adb drivers with an program but first try these easy methods
[OnePlus 3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] HIshan Pavidu:
Close this
[OnePlus 3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] Explorer23:
Why don't you just edit the build.prop file?
[OnePlus 3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] HIshan Pavidu:
After i edit camera is ok but if i take a picture it was all green i only had this on oos roms not cm roms
[OnePlus 3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] Explorer23:
Weird, I never had problems with this (but I never went below 400 DPI) ... But still, flashable zip with AROMA won't do anything else, it just changes build.prop instead of you.

I guess it may affect the camera because the app is hard-coded for 480 DPI. When you lower it, the viewfinder gets moved to the left, at 400 is completely on the left edge (should be black bar with settings) there. So it may cause problems with lower than 400 ... Just a guess.

Try this, it works great for me: manually change DPI in build.prop, then use Xposed module "App settings" to force the camera to use 480 DPI. While you're at it, change the gallery also to 480 as thumbnails get a bit squished otherwise.
[OnePlus 3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] Rossyyy:
wow thats some small dpi
[OnePlus 3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] Explorer23:
I came across a guy that was using 280 ... THAT is small!

Then again, stock 480 is overkill, way too big if you have normal eyesight. I'm using 400 for a while now and I'm happy with it (plus it's a perfect match with the screen's 400 PPI), but I'm thinking about going even lower (but not too much) - maybe 380 ...
[OnePlus 3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] HIshan Pavidu:
I was using 290 , 330 , 350 without any issues and i flashed that debloater and dpi zip and now on 380 dpi meh
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] tjsingh:
Hi

I have an xda orbit and i want touchflo to work on mine

theres a few here whcih one is one with the least bugs???

cheers

tj
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] terayon00:
i recommend artemis touch 3.01 brilliant rom. well good
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] prodinho:
Co-sign ;)
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] tjsingh:
cheers

got the link?
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] prodinho:
Here you go: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=342298&highlight=artemis+touch
[Xiaomi Mi 5s Questions & Answers] EMJI79:
Does the Mi5s Plus support full "stereo" photo shooting mode like the Redmi Pro?

Focusing after the shot, blur tune for background and 3d effect?

That would be fantastic
[Xiaomi Mi 5s Questions & Answers] M3ntoR:
Do You have some kind of camera comparison with other phones ? I'm really looking into this phone but I'm preety concerned about lack of OIS. I would like to buy Mi5s but I need good photos. Better than my OP2 though....
[Xiaomi Mi 5s Questions & Answers] silverblack:
10.40 onwards seems to be very jerky in video mode.

https://youtu.be/ffO30N8OxtM
[Xiaomi Mi 5s Questions & Answers] visioncored:
That is Mi5s, not the Mi5s Plus variant.
[Xiaomi Mi 5s Questions & Answers] silverblack:
Doesn't have OIS either.
[Xiaomi Mi 5s Questions & Answers] visioncored:
True, but sensors are different :eek:

Jerkiness might occur, but there will also be some differences in picture and video quality between Mi5s and the plus variant~ :3
[Xiaomi Mi 5s Questions & Answers] andrevallestero:
The Mi 5s Plus uses a different camera than the Mi 5s.

The Mi 5s Plus uses a dual sensor system while the Mi 5s uses a regular one sensor system. I'm fairly certain that the camera on the Mi 5s is better in most scenarios than the Plus variant just because of the sensor and aperture size.
[Xiaomi Mi 5s Questions & Answers] Alfario:
You can Enable EIS on Mi 5s Plus, and the result seems bettern than Mi 5s
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mihritalia:
I have bricked my phone. I dont speak Inglish. Precosser mt6735p. Help mi pls
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KingRaheel:
What did u do so that it got bricked? Click the link below my signature pic that says ROOT GUIDE ...I have mentioned ways to unbrick as well

Regards
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mihritalia:
Unbrick

I have download rom in sito needrom

And installet. But this rom for only mt6735m. My phone mt6735p.

Sul display up and down

Thanks

Teşekkürler

Grazie
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mihritalia:
Stock rom

I have provved iroot rootkhp kingoroot. But device offline.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mihritalia:
I have rooted kingoroot
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] Jacked Burton:
About an hour ago.

DATE/TIME: 2016-10-01 16:41:30

Chat Transcript

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LOGAN : Thank you for contacting the Verizon Wireless Chat Team regarding your device. How can we help you today?

You : when is the Droid turbo to receive the marshmallow update?

You : i noticed this https://motorola-global-portal.cust...prod_answer_detail/a_id/102367/p/30,6720,9277

LOGAN : Hi there! I know how important it is to know if you device will be receiving a software update! Let me take a look and I will see If I can find a release date for Marshmallow on the Droid Turbo!

You : thank you

LOGAN : No problem!

LOGAN : I just want to check in on you and let you know I am still researching this for you!

You : ok

LOGAN : Thank you very much!

LOGAN : Ok I was looking over my resources and I see that Motorola is still in the process of testing the Marshmallow update for this device, to ensure it does not cause network or device issues. Once that testing has been completed however they will release the update for this device!

You : ok thanks alot

Sure Verizon is still blame shifting but support says it IS coming.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] ChazzMatt:
Verizon has had the Motorola Marshmallow image at least since July 01, 2016 (maybe even earlier!) when Marshmallow started rolling out for other Quarks (XT1225) AND we saw the Wi-Fi certification for 6.0.1 running on Droid Turbo XT1254.

Today is October 1, 2016.

Doesn't take 3 months to test that when all the other Quarks are running fine with the same image. In fact, some XT1254 are running the Brazil XT1225 Marshmallow image with a custom kernel!

So, what's Verizon's hold-up? Uh, they want to sell NEW phones first. Like the silly Moto Z series.... :rolleyes:
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] TheSt33v:
Uhhhggg. This isn't excellent news at all. Just old news. I don't even care about marshmallow anymore. I just want the suspense to end at this point.

---------- Post added at 11:01 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:56 PM ----------

I don't know about that. 90% of the time, when I try to talk to someone about android and mention any of the OS names, they respond with something like "what? Dessert? You have a marshmallow on your phone? I don't understand." If having the latest OS was really that big of a deal, it would get hyped up more. The only advertisement that I've seen for any recent phone that even mentioned the OS version was for the LG V20. So I don't think Verizon plans on losing any sales because someone thinks "oh wait, that phone from 2014 just got upgraded to not even the latest version of android? Forget that S7 or Z Force Droid or whatever, I'm getting me an OG Turbo."
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] ChazzMatt:
The Verizon Droid Turbo XT1254 (and all Quark) in late 2014 was a spec hound's dream. Verizon made a huge emphasis about the battery, the RAM, the 1440p AMOLED display, Qi wireless, etc. Verizon loved it so much they lied blatantly it was a "worldwide exclusive". :rolleyes:

A LOT of people bought the Droid Turbo believing that hype, even people who were not Verizon subscribers. (when in reality one of the other Quarks would have been better for those non-Verizon people.)

Even after we proved the XT1225 was the non-CDMA equivalent (with different FCC ID), there was a 4-page heated argument while the Verizon fanbois refused to admit the XT1250 was IDENTICAL. :rolleyes: They didn't want to believe it. They were willing to believe that if Verizon didn't have the "world wide" exclusive, they wanted to believe it was "U.S exclusive". Uh, no -- at least dozen other U.S. carriers sold this exact same device.

My point is this... Droid Turbo owners bought this phone because they were sold on the specs (true), the exclusivity to make them feel special (false), and fast Motorola updates (true at the time, but then increasingly false).

Off the top of your head, what phones out there right now would adequately replace your Droid Turbo XT1254?

The only two easy ones I can think of would be perhaps the 2015 LG G4 (if you bought a European LG Qi wireless back cover) or the 2016 Samsung Galaxy Edge. But neither has all the Moto functions like Moto Display...

OR the 2016 Moto Z Force Droid with the mod extended battery pack with Qi wireless functionality. DING. DING. DING.

That latter one is the only option that also has Moto Display, which Motorola fans love.

And it has Marshmallow.

It's also "exclusive" -- the magic word. ;)

So, for the die hard Droid Turbo fans who love specs and are techies, you would have to pay not only for a new phone but also buy an EXPENSIVE mod to match or beat what you have right now. And if the Droid Turbo also had Marshmallow, it would be even less a winning proposition.

But since the Droid Turbo doesn't have stock Marshmallow (with VoLTE), for techies/nerds, if you want the latest, actually want an "exclusive", then the Moto Z Force looks better for Verizon customers.

It's not unheard of for a company to make one of their products look worse, to make a more expensive one look better -- if it makes them money. Giving the Droid Turbo Marshmallow won't make them any money. NOT giving the Droid Turbo Marshmallow might help them sell new phones to Droid Turbo owners, especially the Moto Z Force.

May sound like a conspiracy theory, but this is the kind of stuff executives talk amongst themselves. They always have a "strategy" whether it's based on reality or not.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] TheSt33v:
Your explanation would make sense if the average customer cared about specs, but I don't think they do. If the average customer was nerds like us, we'd have unlocked bootloaders on all carriers, stock toggleable root access and timely updates. The reason why we don't is because the carriers know that that's not the case.

The average customer, if I had to guess, cares about how pretty the screen looks, the size of the phone, how pretty the pictures/videos are, and how pretty/popular the phone itself is. That's it. That's why manufacturers started taking away SD card support and removable batteries, and why the Droid Turbo 2 was a hardware downgrade in many ways compared to the original. That's also why modularity became a thing. The manufacturers are desperate to find a way to invent a new feature that is so blatantly obvious that average Joe non techie will notice it.

To summarize, it doesn't make sense to withhold an update to increase sales for two reasons: 90% of your customers don't even know it's coming/dread updates because they don't like learning new things, and the update isn't even to the latest Android version, so even if it was pushed, you still aren't giving the nerds what they want, and therefore they would still need to buy a new phone to get what they want.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] Jacked Burton:
Actually the "main" reason for non removable batteries is so you are always able to be triangulated.

You don't want to get into "conspiracies" with moi :)

Tesla laughs at" Qi" charging

[IMG="hypnotoad"]https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/1239045595/obey-hypnotoad-twtr.png[/IMG].
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] schwinn8:
Of course, with all this testing, you know the update will be flawless and perfect. I can't wait! :)

All you modders and rommers are just destroying the network, didn't you know?

/s
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] BlueForce64:
Yeah unfortunately it is known it's coming, but when I don't know. Either way, and not to hi-jack the thread here but I'm riding out my turbo as long as the hardware lasts. In the next month or two I will be ordering myself a replacement battery because I have noticed mine is starting to fade, or seems like it at least. I have installed some new apps lately so maybe it's that. I don't know. But, I will replace the battery, it's easy, and keep riding the this phone out. This is the first phone I'm actually not in a hurry to upgrade, maybe because I'm also getting older and have more bills to pay so I just can't afford the latest and greatest anymore. But i still very much enjoy this phone and it doesn't ever seem slow to me and it still is, to this day, a pretty damn good phone in terms of specs. I feel that every phone from this point on, I will drag it along until it dies or becomes so outdated it can barely use the current apps anymore. This phone definitely has another 1-3 years in it.

Sorry, went off on a crazy tangent there.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] solidus636:
install Naptime, watch your battery life skyrocket (needs root)
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] mustafaluigi:
Let me fix that for you.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] NepoRood:
I'm with you friend, as long as I can make "my own updates" work, I'll be using my Turbo (Quark) until it's absolutely dead and/or obsolete! I gave up on VZW upgrades a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away...
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] BlueForce64:
Yeah definitely!
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] weaver11b:
May sound like a conspiracy theory, but this is the kind of stuff executives talk amongst themselves. They always have a "strategy" whether it's based on reality or not.[/QUOTE]

You sir are correct. Def doesnt sound like a conspiracy theory.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] 3Dota:
just updated ...

:eek:
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] quantum tao:
probably for LTE advanced update.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] TheSt33v:
So since the Verizon Pixel bootloader was just unlocked by the coolest ninjas I know, there is now a 99.9% chance I'm buying it. Once the unlock method is released, that will become 100%. I'm done waiting an absurd amount of time for 1 or 2 official updates, and the 3rd party solutions just aren't doing it for me. I'll be sacrificing my QHD screen (sniff), but I think it's worth it to get regular updates straight from Google. I'll still be floating around this forum to help people and provide the 100% stock rom of the new update when it comes out though.

This probably isn't related to the original topic of this thread, but neither are the last few posts.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] ChazzMatt:
Be wary.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=69325024&postcount=520
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] TheSt33v:
Hmm. Very interesting. It's something to consider, but I doubt it will change my mind. The fact that HTC had a heavy hand in development doesn't bother me. HTC makes great phones, and I've always wanted to own one. I've been haunting the Pixel forums, and everyone seems to love it so far.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] jco23:
one of the aspects that would keep me away from the Pixel is the smaller battery (2700 on the 5.0, but 3450 on the 5.5). given that the Quark has 3900, anything less will be a downgrade. also, the Quark is already too big, so I certainly do not want anything larger.

I know this is old news, but for those wanting Nougat, there is an Xposed module that gives you all of the functionality of Nougat called AndroidN-ify:

http://xdaforums.com/xposed/modules/xposed-android-n-ify-features-t3345091
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] TheSt33v:
It's true that the battery is smaller, but since the screen is only FHD on the small one, it doesn't drain as much power. Also, the 821 is more energy efficient than the 805. And yes, I'm using N-ify right now, but all it does is change the settings menu and the notifications. It certainly doesn't give you all the functionality nougat.

I actually think the turbo is the perfect size. The little pixel is the same size as my old S4, and I don't mind that. Uhhggg. Maybe I do need to think more about this. I just hate not having regular software updates. I hate the fact that we're all waiting over a year for a version of Android that is already obsolete, and that this is the last one we will ever get, if we get it. If CM could just provide me the same signal reception as I get on stock, I'd just stay on RR and not worry about it, but I don't think it ever will. The maintainers of our CM builds don't use CDMA, so I don't think they'd be able to test any improvements even if they wanted to make them.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] jco23:
correction, not "all", but certainly some features. the primary one being Google Assistant, which can be tapped into with Google Allo. I tried it, and just not impressed yet to have another communication app (yes, I have Messenger, Hangouts, and FB messenger). i really do not need GA just yet, as Google Now works fine for me.

my only reason for having both Messenger and Hangouts is that I use Hangouts in place of Google Voice for my Google number (which, of course, differs from my regular cell number).

I'd like to hold on to the Turbo as long as possible, and I've been very content with LP (now on MM - Brazil). But otherwise, I agree that I hate being an OS behind, let alone two.