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[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 Windows Mobile 6 Upgrading] som.localhost:
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[General Questions and Answers] Jp19810:
Hallo can anyone help me flash stock rom and kernel on samsung s6 edge plus model sm g 928f , or just tell me how to?
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] digelo:
Hello.

My P6 shut down due to low battery an when I charged the battery my phone stuck at a boot loop.

I have TWRP recovery and I cant flash anything because of this error : E:Unable to mount '/data' .

I tried to flash stock recovery but always boot up to TWRP recovery.

Anyone can help?

Thanks
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] GaT7:
As you have TWRP & are rooted, you created a nandroid backup using TWRP, didn't you? If yes, have you tried restoring the backup in TWRP?
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] digelo:
Unfortunately, I didn't create a backup...

Also I can't copy anything to internal storage.
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] GaT7:
Ok, just realised the P6 has USB-OTG support & TWRP has an OTG option (please view the attached thumbnails).

So just get a flash drive & USB-OTG cable (usually very cheap on eBay/Amazon/similar). Copy the file to be flashed to the flash drive, connect the flash drive to the phone using the USB-OTG cable, then flash the file/rom via the Install > Select Storage > USB-OTG option in TWRP (short video tutorial here).

When your system is up & running again, I'd highly recommend taking a TWRP backup to external SDcard every now & again at least, then leaving 1 copy on the external SDcard & transferring 1 copy to a separate external device (PC/Laptop/removable media/similar). As it is a full nandroid backup, it is very easy to restore the full original system as long as you can get into TWRP recovery & the backup is good (so make sure

not

to 'Skip MD5 generation during backup' & also have 'Enable MD5 verification of backup files' selected in TWRP > Settings).
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] digelo:
I tried to flash from usb-otg and there is no difference from installing from external sd card.

I have the same problem! E:Unable to mount '/data'
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] tileeq:
I think you should format data partition before flashing. Try it with twrp.

Sent from my SM-G850F
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] epipok:
Does anyone here has the stock calculator apk for -GT-N7000 or atleast point to me where can I download? Thank's!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] epipok:
Anyone????
[Android General] huangcq:
My friend got this from China and you can't install any Google apps on it and you can't even add a Google account. It's completely locked down.

Anyone know how to install custom recovery and ROM on this thing? I can't seem to even find a way to root it.

Thanks for any help.
[Android General] Hitm@n1:
You can install the Hong Kong Firmware and then you can use all the Google Apps. Root is avaiable, only found on chinese boards. The problem is, that you must pay for it via Alipay. At the moment no chance without an chinese bank account.
[Android General] huangcq:
Thanks I'll look into it.
[Android General] omermaras:
OH??! Can you just install a different version on the phone? I was looking into installing a better custom ROM onto a Hongkong version (the long code C7000ZHU2AQF2) and was downloading the firmware for C7000ZHU2AQF2 (just in case I need to go back to the original version), and was wondering if you could, say, install C7000ZHS2AQC2 or C7000ZHU1APG3 instead. Is this possible? Did you mean this? Or did I get this wrong?
[Android General] MaxMustermann2.0:
Hello,

I noticed that many of you don't like the CyanogenMod superuser indicator ('#') in the status bar and that some of you even flash SuperSU or Xposed, just to get rid of it. Well, that's not necessary, because there is a much easier way. So here is the "right way" to remove the # in CM13/14.x/Lineage 15.x (probably not working in CM12.x):

Edit: [MENTION=7415992]Dyt199412syam[/MENTION] found an easier way to do this, please take a look: https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=73916650&postcount=35

==== Original post ====

1. Go to Settings > status bar > icons

2. Uncheck and re-check one of the items (to make sure the required settings entry is created)

3. Backup the file /data/system/users/0/settings_secure.xml

4. Open /data/system/users/0/settings_secure.xml with a text editor (as root)

5. Search for "icon_blacklist"

6. you will find something like this:

<settings id="269" name="icon_blacklist" value="" package="com.android.systemui" />

(ID may vary)

7. Add "su" between the quotation marks after value, so it looks like this:

<settings id="269" name="icon_blacklist" value="su" package="com.android.systemui" />

If value is not empty, just append ",su" (with a seperating comma):

<settings id="269" name="icon_blacklist" value="other,icons,su" package="com.android.systemui" />

8. Double check the XML syntax (a mistake here might cause a bootloop)

9. Save and reboot

For ROM builders:

If you want to implement an option to hide superuser icon in your ROM, please do not use a hacky, unclean way to do so. The right way is the following:

Open frameworks/base/packages/SystemUI/res/xml/tuner_prefs.xml.

- Search for

<com.android.systemui.tuner.StatusBarSwitch
android:key="alarm_clock"
android:title="@string/status_bar_alarm" />

and below insert

<com.android.systemui.tuner.StatusBarSwitch
android:key="su"
android:title="@string/status_bar_su" />

- Add

<string name="status_bar_su">Superuser</string>

to strings.xml

Or simply apply this patch to frameworks/base.
[Android General] smitharro:
Working fine! Thanks!

Send with my Moto G4 Plus (XT1642) on CyanogenMod 14.1, Android 7.1, using Tapatalk!
[Android General] Cherno87:
Excellent... Works perfectly on Xeperience 7.1.1 for Moto G 2

Enviado desde mi Moto G 2014 mediante Tapatalk
[Android General] djangosteen:
Works on my LG D724 running CM14.1! Thanks for this!
[Android General] felixfig:
It works great on CyanogenMod 14.1
[Android General] Meloferz:
Thanks!!! Working great on Lineage OS 14.1 using in my Xperia Z2!!!
[Android General] charlylennon:
This works fine on cyanogenmod 14 (lineageOs), droid turbo. Thanks!
[Android General] aaswar:
Couldn't find "icon_blacklist" on the file, using official LOS 14.1for my device LG v500, can I manually add the line?

Any help?
[Android General] MaxMustermann2.0:
Have you tried to uncheck / check one of the items in Settings/Status Bar/Icons? icon_blacklist should be created after this.
[Android General] aaswar:
Thanks a lot, appreciated.
[Android General] Prowler:
Works fine on Lineage, thanks??
[Android General] ninestarkoko:
Love you, works fine without having to install xposed mods.
[Android General] Azims Lives:
Thank you very much
[Android General] Onedmunds:
Which text editor do I use? Im use one without option to "Double check XML syntax" and cause a bootloop on my device
[Android General] MaxMustermann2.0:
Double check your XML syntax just means that you shall pay attention that the number of opening and closing brackets (<>) matches and that you don't forget a quotation mark or sth like that.
[Android General] jojokispotta:
delete
[Android General] mr612:
Thanks to OP this worked on Lineage OS 14.1 on Mi 5
[Android General] Gustl6500:
Hello everybody,

Probably, or also surely, caused by the Nova Launcher, always the root # symbol is displayed in the status bar.

This help here would work for me on the S5 and OP3. The Moto G4 does not work that way. After I changed the concerned and then restart the smartphone, suddenly all settings are set to the factory setting .... I copy the previously saved original file over it again, it remains nevertheless there by ... everything on factory setting...

Does anyone know another way that symbol is going to hide?

This Way here does not seem to work with the G4.

Or someone know, maybe what is the Problem?

Thanks in advance
[Android General] andyvdsteen:
Works fine with Nova Launcher. It is probably the editor or explorer you are using. Are you sure that it has enough permissions to overwrite the file?

Try another editor or root explorer.
[Android General] zipalign:
tested on seraph unofficial lineage OS on my OP2.

working like a charm, thanks a lot to [MENTION=5794998]MaxMustermann2.0[/MENTION]

used MiXplorer to find and edit settings_secure.xml file, and edited it via inbuilt text editor.
[Android General] MaxMustermann2.0:
Instructions for ROM builders added to OP.
[Android General] JahmanSoldat:
Nexus 5 LineageOS 14.1, works fine! You the guy!
[Android General] deewfrank:
thankssss working on lineage 14.1 :)
[Android General] kopitalk:
Works on LineageOS 14.1, Android 7.1.2. Awesome!
[Android General] Pelii:
Works Only Temporarily

Samsung S4 Mini LTE, LOS 14.1

It keeps flashing intermittently sometimes, particularly when an app uses root, and after a reboot, the indicator is back completely.

Now admittedly, I wasn't able to open the file on the phone with any of the several editors with root access that I found, so I had to resort to an ADB pull, edit, ADB push, and then some chmod and chown in the shell to set it back to normal. Could be I didn't switch something else on. Otherwise, though, it didn't cause any crashes or issues.
[Android General] MaxMustermann2.0:
If you use ADB, please try using nano as editor to edit it locally on the phone:

$ adb root
$ adb shell
# nano /data/system/users/0/settings_secure.xml
-> Ctrl+W to search
-> Ctrl+O to save
-> Ctrl+X to quit

(You could also use vi, if you are familiar with this editor)
[Android General] Pelii:
Next Issue!

I completely forgot there are text editors in the shell... I needed to download a different terminal, because the Command Prompt scrambles the text up, but I did it, and it seems to be working.

Now there's a next issue, of yet again cosmetic nature. The WiFi settings keep showing me "Connected, no internet", even though internet works. I tried this with different APs, with Power Saver on and off. Googled something and found just one Reddit question for CM 14 and no answer.

Edit: Which is for another thread. Yeah, I forgot.
[Android General] hugomoya:
Works perfectly on Moto X Play (XT1563) with Lineage OS 14.1 (20170601-nightly), Nougat 7.1.2.

In mi case, id="168", just append ",su".

Thanks!!!
[Android General] 9up!:
Thanks man, it worked perfectly.
[Android General] lamahgra:
tested htc-himaul@14.1_20170801 / Android 7.1.2

worx!!!

thx
[Android General] Herbie_2005:
It is exactly the same thing for me :(

Phone: Htc One M8, CM 14.1 (2017-08-03)
[Android General] stepedes:
Doesn't work for me on either cm14(7.0) and lineage(7.1.1)

First it doesn't even let me edit the file, so I copied to to somewhere else, edited it, backed up the original, then copied the edit file back, edited the permissions and owner back to -rw----- (0 root). Then i reboot and the icon still shows up.

HOWEVER after the reboot the .bak file I created isn't there and the file is changed back to previous state. I'll try another explorer, til now I've been using tcm
[Android General] Hellera:
SU icon in status bar

Hello, I tried to uncheck the SU icon from status bar icons settings but I don't found it... So, I edited the .XML file and it works for me. I'm running the latest version of Lineage OS. So, I want to thank you all this community for what they are doing!

All my respect.

:o:o:o
[Android General] Herbie_2005:
Personally, I use this apppication, and it works for me in CM 14.1:

SystemUI Tuner
[Android General] Dyt199412syam:
Another method:

1. Open terminal, than grant it as superuser ("su", then enter")

2. Then type,: "settings put secure icon_blacklist su" (without comma), then hit enter.

3. Finished
[Android General] noersetiawan:
This works but with a disadvantage, status bar icon can't turn dark anymore (in app drawer, Google calendar, etc).
[Android General] andyvdsteen:
No problem for me on Sony Xperia Tablet Z, OnePlus One and Samsung Galaxy S2 Tab (all running Lineage OS).

I don't see how this change should affect iconcolours in the statusbar. Did you do anything else? Accidental or extra typo somewhere in the file?
[Android General] noersetiawan:
I'm positive I didn't change anything else. Tried to remove the ",su" part (direct editing, not restoring backed up file), rebooted, then the icons are able to turn black again, re-added ",su" and rebooted again, same problem, icons stuck on regular white. Tried on Lenovo A7000 (CM) and Xiami (LOS).

Edit:

Gah it seems I did make some mistakes, messed up some other file but I don't know what. Tried on a clean flash and it works flawlessly. Sorry and thanks.
[Android General] Koffish:
I browsed the folder with the settings_secure.xml, but I wasn't able to open the file with a text editor... Can someone recommend browser and text editor apps?

Cheers,

Koffish
[Android General] M47Z:
https://f-droid.org/packages/com.amaze.filemanager/

Enable root mode in settings. Then just browse to folder and use the in-built editor.
[Android General] grynnan:
None of the methods works.

Doesn't work on LOS 15.1 with the new 15.1 root addon.

settings put secure icon_blacklist su

no such bash as "settings"
[Android General] qtotter:
Editing /data/system/users/0/settings_secure.xml as in post #1 simply messed up pull-down setting menu and navigation buttons on Nexus 7 (2013) official lineage-14.1 and Xiaomi Mi4c unofficial lineage-15.1 by Kenga.

The only safe way to remove # from status bar was Dyt199412syam's instruction in #35. (Thanks, Dyt199412syam!)

I don't recommend editing /data/system/users/0/settings_secure.xml as all.
[Android General] guest4711:
Did you change to superuse before, e.g.

su
settings put secure icon_blacklist su
[Android General] rmrbpt:
I can confirm the shell method doesn't work no latest 15.1.

No such thing as "settings" service.
[Android General] Hawaiihemd:
Just confirming the terminal method NOT working on klte (g900f) running official lineage 15.1 20180820 build throwing "Failure calling service settings: Failed transaction"

--- EDIT ---

It just occurred to me it might have something to do with SELinux setting. The terminal command works just FINE with SELinux deactivated temporarily. Problem solved.
[Android General] carlosmessala:
Two more little tips: never use crappy text editors, cuz they may ****up with the file character encoding. And always do a backup of original file (from your custom recovery you can easily recover the backup file in the built-in file manager).
[Android General] Rolodophone:
I can't find id 269, but I found this:

<setting id="465" name="icon_blacklist" value="rotate,managed_profile,alarm_clock" package="com.android.systemui" defaultValue="rotate,managed_profile,alarm_clock" defaultSysSet="true" />

Is this the correct setting?
[Android General] 9up!:
Yes, every install may choose a different id for the same setting.
[Android General] woody4165:
Thanks.

Worked fine using Es File Explorer on LOS 15.1 Official on Mi A1 with SuAddon.

Do you know I can I remove the battery, since I would like to see only battery percentage?

Bye

Woody
[Android General] sappounet:
Thanks !

I confirm it's working fine with my Xiaomi Mi 6, running Android 9 (LineageOS 16.0).

I can't tell exactly what is the version of SuperSU that I'm using, since I've not been able to find a way to show the build version, but it's the one that has been deployed by the package called addonsu-16.0-arm64-signed.zip, published on 2019-07-09, for LineageOS 16.0.

The method I've been using was with the adb pull / adb push commands directly from the shell terminal of my Linux desktop.

Since many people are struggling, I'll post exactly the commands I've been using. Those commands have been executed on a Linux desktop, but it should be quite similar with ADB on Windows, only the destination of the /tmp folder is different (create/use a folder called C:\temp or something like that)

# Start ADB as root

root@MSI-Z390:/# adb root
* daemon not running; starting now at tcp:5037
* daemon started successfully
restarting adbd as root

# Make sure that my device is found

root@MSI-Z390:/# adb devices
List of devices attached
a38b1629	device

# Copy the file from my phone to the local temp folder

root@MSI-Z390:/# adb pull /data/system/users/0/settings_secure.xml /tmp
/data/system/users/0/settings_secure.x...ulled. 0.8 MB/s (9878 bytes in 0.011s)

# Do a backup of the file, just in case

root@MSI-Z390:/# cp /tmp/settings_secure.xml /tmp/settings_secure.xml.bak

# Edit the file (and apply the changes explained in the first post

root@MSI-Z390:/# nano /tmp/settings_secure.xml

# Verify that the "su" string is added to the variable

root@MSI-Z390:/# cat /tmp/settings_secure.xml | grep "icon_blacklist"
<setting id="180" name="icon_blacklist" value="ethernet,rotate,managed_profile,cast,headset,su" package="com.android.systemui" defaultValue="ethernet,rotate,managed_profile,cast,headset" defaultSysSet="true" />

# Push the file back to the phone

root@MSI-Z390:/# adb push /tmp/settings_secure.xml /data/system/users/0/settings_secure.xml
/tmp/settings_secure.xml: 1 file pushed. 0.3 MB/s (9883 bytes in 0.032s)

# Reboot
[Android General] alessio89g:
I know it, it's an old thread, but your answer was useful to me for hiding the Location Icon from the StatusBar on Android 10 (the keyword it's simply "location").

Also should be useful a way to revert this trick in the same way. Do you know how, maybe?
[Android General] 9up!:
Just delete that line on a text editor.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shpendazizi:
I just got a LG G3 from a friend of mine and the first thing I did ,was to try the new 7.0 rom (experimental)

I rooted the phone ,flashed TWRP,flashed the ROM but i didnt like it with all the bugs so i decided to wipe the rom and flash a stable version of CM /

So I wiped the old Rom and flashed 12.1 now after i did that my phone went into a bootloop and i cant get it to boot in anyway !

here is a video of what happening :

youtube.xxx /watch?v=7xu_cZzOyLE -----(xxx=com)

can someone please give me some help here ?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LeoPosas:
Start in download mode and flash it using fastboot commands:

fastboot flash recovery.img recovery
[Android General] DeNachtwacht:
Hi,

i am quite new to Android and rooting with years of experience in the Windows Mobile world, but since I bought an Android TV (Sony Bravia) I got interested. To my big suprise, nowhere on these forums is any central topic for Android TV devices (except for the discontinued Nexus Player). The thing that suprised me the most is that there are absolutely no custom firmwares to be found here.

Is there any particular reason for it? With my limited knowledge, it would not be too difficult for Cyanogen for example, to create a dedicated Android TV release? Since almost alle TV's of the brands selling Android TV's (Sony, Philips, B&O) use the same GPU (Mali T624) and processor (MediaTek MT5890), a lot of tv models would be able to get the update at once. Or am I wrong and this thing is much more complicated?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] liengia:
I tried to root this thing follow : http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-tab/general/galaxy-tab-sch-i800-verizon-root-cwm-t2942596 . In first step I got problem as this picture show :

Please help me out. Thank you
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Android Development] vl_w:
Hi all!

CyanogenMod 13.0 Unofficial for Samsung Galaxy A3 (2015)​

Currently supported variants:

* SM-A300F

* SM-A300H

* SM-A300M

DISCLAIMER

#include
/*
* Your warranty is now void.
* We are not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at us for messing up your device, we will laugh at you. By flashing this ROM, you accept this disclaimer.
*/

All WORKING! No bugs!

Differences from [MENTION=6446790]mygalaxya[/MENTION] builds:

* Camera fixed (working on all resolutions)

* In-call sound working on each sim

* RIL fixed on all models

* Fully fixed H-version disadvantages (like a charging, USB, long-wake, vibration)

* Fixed sensors

* Fixed GPS crash

* Fixed GPS WORKING

* Fixed lock touch in call

* Fixed Google-Services install error

* Fixed graphics drivers

* Fixed bug with "Slow charging"

* Fully fixed SoD

* Fixed sound quality (on calls, recorder, etc)

* Optimized kernel speed

* Fixed display colors

* Fixed Doze

* Fixed Miracast

* Fixed OTG

* Fixed FM

* Added 10-touches touchscreen support

* Fixed camera video sound record (stereo sound)

* Fixed auto-rotation issues

* zRam

* BLN

* And more... :)

CyanogenMod 13.0 for Galaxy A3 (2015)​

Uploading my files elsewhere is not appreciated, if you need to upload my files, just use the links provided here. Thanks.

� Download link to the latest build: (Developement and Updates provided by [MENTION=7315425]vl_w[/MENTION])

For A300F/H/M ? AndroidFileHost
​

Other useful links:

* Google Apps (choose arm and for Android 6.0):

http://opengapps.org/

Contributors:

vl_w [MENTION=6446790]mygalaxya[/MENTION] [MENTION=7108847]GVS276[/MENTION] [MENTION=6619532]bernardwu[/MENTION] (Testing), [MENTION=6167869]Jonny_Hood[/MENTION] (Testing),

Credits:

[MENTION=4148720]TheWhisp[/MENTION] for the A5 Device Tree.

Sources:

A3-common

A3

Kernel

Version Information:

ROM Status: RC (release candidate)

ROM OS Version: 6.0.1 Marshmallow

ROM Kernel: Linux 3.10.x

ROM Firmware Required: Lollipop Bootloader and Modem.

Based On: CyanogenMod 13.0

Created: 2016-10-30

Last Updated: 2016-12-26
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Android Development] vl_w:
Reserved
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Android Development] pvineeth97:
Will this rom be stable? Why dont you use device trees for A300. Why do you use A5's device trees?
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Android Development] bernardwu:
Yes, this ROM is stable. A5 device tree is used because A3 and A5 is very similar so it is fine to use A5 device tree.

However, if there are bugs(other than the ones mentioned in OP), please report and state your A3 variant and provide logs, so the developer can fix them and make a better build.
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Android Development] pvineeth97:
I am a developer. Will be posting device trees for A3 series. I am developing CM 14 for this device.
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Android Development] bernardwu:
Well okay cool. If you want to work together with [MENTION=7315425]vl_w[/MENTION] (since both of you are developing for the similar variant) you can pm him.
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Android Development] rfadhilah:
nicee !!!!! will try it tommorrow

thx [MENTION=7315425]vl_w[/MENTION] :)
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Android Development] Mkhairy048:
thanks very much for this build :)

running fine till now on a300f

good work :D
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Android Development] zuhaibsarwar:
Great work on cm 13 for a3h
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Android Development] getenjr:
hy ??

How donload GAPPS how should choose which one?
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Android Development] fjesus19:
Fix no sim SM-A300H????? Please
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Android Development] Ivanlag112:
Sim doesn't work

The sim doesn't work on 300H :/
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Android Development] bernardwu:
Report on A300F/SS with 1027#4 build:

singlesim doesn't work.

here is logd from /system if that will help you
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Android Development] bernardwu:
Please read the Original post.

If you are pertaining to pico/mini/nano/etc... just choose whichever one you prefer
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Android Development] rfadhilah:
i get stuck at "starting aroma installer" when flashing

any solution please :'(
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Android Development] bernardwu:
Use TWRP 3.0.2
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Android Development] pvineeth97:
CM 14.0 on the way

http://xdaforums.com/samsung-a-series/development/rom-cyanogenmod-14-0-unofficial-samsung-t3490892
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Android Development] vl_w:
You using single sim variants?
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Android Development] pikachu2329231:
I Have An Ask About this rom. Is working the sim on a300m?. Because in mygalaxia's rom the sim wasn't work