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[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vbajs:
Hey guys,

So today, I had the weirdest thing ever happened to me.

So before I go to sleep, I shut down my phone (I was sleeping for like 3-4 hours). Then when I woke up I decided to boot my phone and guess what happened... My phone wasn't responding when I was holding the power button, even when I put it in the charger it does not respond like as if it was hard bricked. So because of that, I was literally panicking. So I was trying to make the phone boot and then, I decided to leave for sometime. After leaving it, I tried to boot the device agian and it worked. It booted like nothing happened and it wasn't bricked at all. So I tried the charging port if it was faulty or not. Turns out, charging port works normally. I even tested it with Nexus 5X stock charger, it worked without any problems whatsoever. That took about 30 mins to make the phone boot.

So what do you guys think? What caused the issue and how to prevent it from happening again?

My phone is running 7.1.1 Beta, unrooted (stock), bootloader locked and OEM unlocking is disabled
[Galaxy S6 Edge+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yaniyu:
i restore backup from recovery , have this error message .

extract tar fork() process ended with error=255

twrp recovery is twrp-3.0.2-0-nobleltezt.img.tar

can not restore data ,please help me :confused:
[General Questions and Answers] tinpanalley:
I just need some help if someone is willing...

1. I just moved to Canada from France where I used to have an Android phone and Android tablet. I've changed every single location setting imaginable in every single settings menu on my new Blu Life One X and STILL the Play store insists on showing up in French with euros. Where do I make this change? The new phone has a Canadian SIM and logs in all day from a Canadian location. Even Google Maps knows where I am.

2. Notifications are pop ups to tell you that something is new in an app: a message, an update, etc.

Syncing is the application connecting with servers to update data.

Notifications seems easy to find but is there one SPECIFIC place to stop both of them if one wants? I feel like there are apps doing background syncing that I don't want to be doing so and can't for the life of me find where to get them to stop.

Thanks for any help guys. I appreciate it.
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
Are you sure the language setting is correct in your system settings? It may have to be set to Canadian(French).
[General Questions and Answers] tinpanalley:
Why would it have to be set to Canada - French?
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
I'm assuming so that the phone itself instead of just your apps would know which region it is in, therefore, showing the currency for that country. Using just location services may not be enough.
[General Questions and Answers] tinpanalley:
Ok, but why specifically French in Canada?
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
Not necessarily French but at least CANADIAN, its about getting the phone set to the correct region, not necessarily a specific language. You WERE in France so I suggested French, that's all.
[General Questions and Answers] Mathewnj:
Sign into Google Wallet and click the Settings icon in the top-right corner.

Click Edit next to the "Home address" listed and update the address (please note this is different from the "Address book" which holds shipping addresses).

Open the Google Play website and navigate to any paid item available for download at Android Apps on Google Play.

Click to begin a download until you reach the 'Accept and buy' screen (no need to complete the purchase).

Close Google Play and clear your browser cache if you're on a desktop or laptop computer.

Wait 30 minutes.

Re-open the Google Play. You should now see the Play Store that matches the country in your legal address.

(If this doesn't work, remove any existing cards)
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] coldheater:
Currently, when I get a text message, I get a sound notification and the phone vibrates. All i want it to do is make a sound and not vibrate. I went into all the settings and I cant find it anywhere. Does anyone have any feedback?
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] troy`:
Assuming you are using Google Messenger.

Open the App. In the main screen (list of current conversations) tap the three dots on the top right. Tap settings, and the vibrate option is right there.
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] coldheater:
Thanks. It worked. For some reason, in my head, i was thinking that would be under sounds. :)
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] troy`:
Well, it's a logical place to look! lol.

Also keep in mind that when you're in a conversation with someone in messenger. Tapping the 3 dots in that window will let you customize that specific person. Color/Sound/Vibrate are all able to be customized per contact.
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] coldheater:
Got it. Thanks a bunch! I'm glad that is out the way. I hope you guys are enjoying your PiXeL device(s).
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] chunga168:
Hi guys,

I'm absolutely loving my phone atm. Just seems like I've found my perfect setup, and that I can do everything with my phone.

I especially love how I can display detailed weather in Today's screen.

From what I've seen, it seems like it accesses a website, then parse the data to find the actual weather.

This leads me to think, wouldn't it be cool if I'm able to see my mobile usage on my Today screen.

I'm living in Australia and am with 3 using Dopod d810 (htc p3600). People who use 3 will know that we have free and unlimited access to the My3 website to see our usage for the month at any time.

Just wondering:

1) It must be possible to write a program that parses that website and retrieve the data accordingly right?

2) Has anyone seen any app like this?

I'm more or less an experienced Java developer so I hope it won't be too hard to learn how to write a ppc app! :D

Lastly, thanks everyone in this forum who have contributed in making my phone, the most perfect I can imagine!!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] wahkiz:
Yeap its entirely possible. Its called screen scraping. Look up wikipedia.

I used to make a php application that parses data by looking up their html tags, so it's possible. But if the website supplies rss data then there's no need to do scraping.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] chunga168:
great!

Thanks for the tips, I'll definitely look it up...

How do you know if it supplies rss data btw?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] hays:
wouldn't it be much easier to just install batterystatus

This can display outgoing texts, calls etc
[Note Edge General] AlaskaLinuxUser:
Below are some guides on how to build your very own ROMs and Kernels for the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge gsm versions.

XDA is a great community that has taught me so much that I want to share what little I know with you, so you may also build roms and kernels on your own. As a long time follower of XDA, last year I decided to gen an account so I could start contributing and also so I could start thanking people for thier great work.

I started out on the Motorola Flipside, and quickly moved on to the Samsung Captivate Glide, where guys like [MENTION=5112223]bubor[/MENTION] and [MENTION=5545101]steadfasterX[/MENTION] were not only doing great work, but were willing to share thier knowledge. By God's grace, I made some roms and kernels for the Samsung Galaxy S4, and now for the Note Edge.

All of my work can also be seen in more detail at https://thealaskalinuxuser.wordpress.com/

These guides are specifically built for the Note Edge, but in principle are applicable in any phone/rom/kernel.

In this guide, I am using Ubuntu 14.04. You can use virtual box, virtual machine, or any other method, but I used it installed on the computer.

Post #1. Introduction and table of contents.

Post #2. Rom - How to build AOKP 6.0 for the Galaxy Note Edge (TBLTEXX).

Post #3. Rom - How to add apps to your rom.

Post #4. Rom - How to change the default background in your source.

Post #5. kernel - How to build just a kernel from a rom source.

Post #6. kernel - How to build just a kernel stand alone.

Post #7. Kernel - How to break down and make boot images.

Post #8. kernel - How to add CPU/GPU Governors.

Post #9. kernel - How to Overclock/Undervolt.

Post #10. kernel - "How to" on special projects like sound mods.
[Note Edge General] AlaskaLinuxUser:
Post #3. Rom - How to add apps to your rom.

Post #3. Rom - How to add apps to your rom.

Here is the commit for when I did this to aokp_device_samsung_tblte-common:

https://github.com/alaskalinuxuser/...mmit/1ee34d6a1d5323a5ffb83eeeae7a87625f0eb130

I like to add the Kernel Adiutor app to my TBLTE (Samsung Galaxy Note Edge) builds. I used to put it in the vendor directory. What I realized though, is that I can simply add it to my tblte-common repository under the devices. For my device, I have a tbltexx repository, which essentially sets a few flags and passes the buck to the tblte-common repository for building. So, I actually added the app to my tblte-common repository. Now, when I sync, it updates my tblte-common directory, and keeps my prebuilt app!

Here is what I did.

Added some folders:

In my tblte-common repository (dev/samsung/tblte-common) I added a directory called "prebuilt". In keeping with Android's common structures, I then created these two folders: "common" and in that folder, one called "app".

When you are done making directories, it should have a path like this:

tblte-common/prebuilt/common/app

Now, in the "app" folder, I placed my prebuilt app, the Kernel Adiutor app, which I named "ka.apk". I then made an Android.mk file in the "prebuilt" folder that looks like this:

# Copyright (C) 2012 The Android Open Source Project
#
# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
# You may obtain a copy of the License at
#
# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.

LOCAL_PATH := $(call my-dir)

#
# Prebuilt APKs
#

include $(CLEAR_VARS)
LOCAL_MODULE := ka
LOCAL_MODULE_OWNER := aokp
LOCAL_SRC_FILES := common/app/$(LOCAL_MODULE).apk
LOCAL_MODULE_TAGS := optional
LOCAL_MODULE_SUFFIX := .apk
LOCAL_MODULE_CLASS := APPS
LOCAL_CERTIFICATE := PRESIGNED
include $(BUILD_PREBUILT)

You can add as many prebuilt apps as you want this way, just make the above block for each app. Then you simply add them to your tblte.mk file in the tblte-common directory. You can substitute your device name here, it should work the same. Notice that the lines which have more than one app have the "" denoting that there are more files to add. Then the last app line does not have a "". Pretty simple, right?

# WJH adding kernel adiutor apk and selinux plugin apk.
# These are found in tblte-common/prebuilt/common/app
PRODUCT_PACKAGES += \
ka \
selinuxplugin

Now, when you run your build, it will include the apps that you have added to the list and placed in your folder!
[Note Edge General] AlaskaLinuxUser:
Post #5. kernel - How to build just a kernel from a rom source.

Post #5. kernel - How to build just a kernel from a rom source.

This is the easiest way to build a kernel for your roms, as it will create the bootimage file for you after making the kernel.

Make the kernel and boot image:

If you followed Post #2 to download all of the source, and even built a rom from it, you can now build just the kernel very quickly with only a few commands.

You can go to the aokp/kernel/samsung/tblte/arch/arm/config folder and edit your defconfig, in this case apq8084_sec_defconfig and apq8084_sec_tblte_eur_defconfig to make changes if needed.

Then, go to your aokp folder and open a terminal:

$ . build/envsetup
$ breakfast tbltexx
$ make clean
$ mka bootimage

Each one of those commands will create a lot of output, but the mka bootimage command will run the compiler, make your kernel, and your boot image. Now they are in the aokp/out/target/product/tbltexx/ folder as kernel and boot.img.

Make it a flashable zip:

Make a new folder and put this file in it:

http://www.mediafire.com/file/x3cn41c1ucjs33x/makekernelzip.zip

Unzip that file and you will have everything you need. Simply put your boot.img file in this folder, and follow the included instructions to run zip.sh and make your boot.img flashable on any tblte phone.
[Note Edge General] AlaskaLinuxUser:
Post #10. kernel - "How to" on special projects like sound mods and I/O schedulers.

Post #10. kernel - "How to" on special projects like sound mods and I/O schedulers.

How to add an I/O Scheduler to your kernel:

Praise God, another great addition to the TBLTE kernel was that of adding the FIOPS I/O scheduler to the kernel. What is an I/O scheduler? Well it is the part of the kernel that handles, or schedules, input and output. Particularly, this has to do with writing and reading to and from media, like your hard drive, flash drive, etc.

So, how do we do that? How do we add I/O schedulers to our kernel?

Well, for the TBLTE kernel, I will show you what I did, and you can add to your kernel similarly.

Go to the block folder in your kernel source. The first thing that you need to do is add the fiops-iosched.c file. Whatever I/O scheduler you want to add will be named like this: {NAME-iosched.c} you can search Google or github for them, or take them from my source if you would like.

Once you put your fiops-iosched.c file in your kernel's ./block/ folder, you can now edit two other files in that folder. You need to add the new scheduler to the make file, so it knows to make it, you can do that like so:

Open ./block/Makefile and add this line after the other *-iosched.o lines:

obj-$(CONFIG_IOSCHED_FIOPS)	+= fiops-iosched.o

Notice that it just uses the name of the iosched file, but with an ".o" extension instead of a ".c" extension. The ".c" file you added earlier will create a ".o" (object) file that the Kernel needs to use to "make" the kernel.

Now edit the ./block/Kconfig.iosched file like so:

config IOSCHED_FIOPS
tristate "FIOPS I/O scheduler"
default y
---help---
The FIOPS I/O scheduler. WJH.

This way, when you are moddifying your configuration, you can select to build it. Notice that it is a "default y", essentially, I am telling the config file creator to allways assume I want to build this, unless I choose not to. You can also eddit the "---help---" portion to say anything you want. I put my initials in there so I can find it easily with the search tool.

Now open your configuration file. For the stock builds, that would be ./arch/arm/configs/ap88084_sec_defconfig, and add this line:

CONFIG_IOSCHED_FIOPS=y

Note that you could also do this through

$ make menuconfig

.

You may also note, since we gave it a "default y" in the Kconfig.iosched file, we don't actually need to add this to our configs, as it will be built by default, but I like to declare what I am building in my configs so I remember what I am doing.

There you go! Now when you build your kernel again, the FIOPS I/O scheduler will be added in. It is remarkably simple, just the way I like it. You can read the commit here: https://github.com/alaskalinuxuser/...mmit/f80320a895612bd1379ca789f88f1d6dfd6e68f9
[Note Edge General] AlaskaLinuxUser:
[MENTION=5785879]DaKillaz98[/MENTION]

I will teach you to build Nougat roms here also, if you are interested.
[Note Edge General] DaKillaz98:
[MENTION=7026648]AlaskaLinuxUser[/MENTION]

I appreciate the help with teaching me what I need to do with our Note Edge. As far as I know, I need Linux, latest OpenJDK for building with Nougat and beyond. I have read up some basics, but I don't know all the particulars that go into the Note Edge.

---------- Post added at 07:18 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:12 PM ----------

[/COLOR [MENTION=7026648]AlaskaLinuxUser[/MENTION]

I would also like to ask, you mentioned earlier in the guide that you had an HP Compaq 6715b. How long were compile times? I have an HP Elitebook 8540w with an Intel i5 520m, so I am assuming that compile would probably take about 6 hours?
[Note Edge General] AlaskaLinuxUser:
I guess I should have asked: Are you planning to build MM or Nougat? I figured Nougat, so do the above to build Nougat. For learning purposes, you could follow the guide as written to build MM instead.
[Note Edge General] DaKillaz98:
[MENTION=7026648]AlaskaLinuxUser[/MENTION]

For some reason, my post didn't go through. Anyways, I tried to mention I am building Nougat, and waiting until I go up to my Grandparents where they have an HP Workstation with an Intel Core 2 Quad q9600 and 6gb ram, their computer is more dedicated for the job. But for bow, I have been running new LineageOS builds with Micky387's RR kernel and his Key Layout files, so I may build kernels only on my laptop. If will probably post up a zip including the keylayout files and my own built lineageos kernel for now so people can have new builds until I start building explicitly for the Note Edge.
[Note Edge General] AlaskaLinuxUser:
Sure. Good luck.
[Note Edge General] DaKillaz98:
[MENTION=7026648]AlaskaLinuxUser[/MENTION]

Thanks for the help and support on this. It is highly appreciated.
[Note Edge General] DaKillaz98:
Sorry about my large absence from this ROM build. My computer had broken down, so I worked on fixing it, also found a cheap PC on eBay which will serve builds much better. Intel i5 2400 with 8gb ram and 500gb hdd, so I should have a lot more room and power for builds. I had also started my own TouchWiz project called Slaughtered ROM and was busy with that, I will soon set up the build environment and get that going, thank you again for the guide and sorry for how long I had been busy.

I will start with AOKP, but probably push towards Resurrection Remix and possibly seeing if I can build AOSP O on the Edge.
[Note Edge General] AlaskaLinuxUser:
No problem, I hope the guide will help you as you get started. I can't answer every question, but if you have problems let me know, I'd be glad to help if I can.
[Note Edge General] DaKillaz98:
Thanks for your help! I have synced RR repo's, I wanted to try building RR, and am in the process of setting it up with the device-specific stuff, afterwards I will start building.
[Note Edge General] spide3:
i hope you still working on this project
[Note Edge General] thristyclown:
[MENTION=7026648]AlaskaLinuxUser[/MENTION]

Thank you for your great work on this!

Samsung seems to have stopped providing security updates for the Note Edge. So I was wondering if I could build an up to date Marshmallow ROM using the 6.0.1 blobs instead of 5.1 bootloader and modem? And if so anything I need to do differently from your guide?

I choose MM because Nougat doesn't seem to be working flawlessly.
[Note Edge General] AlaskaLinuxUser:
Absolutely, in my repository on github, you will find the vendor blobs from 6.0.1, most things stay the same.
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] giveen:
Does anyone have a copy of the RW firmware? I'm seeing it as ATHENE_RETUSA_CUST
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] giveen:
To answer my own question

XT1625-XT1644_ATHENE_RETUS_MPJ24.139-64_cid50_subsidy-DEFAULT_regulatory-DEFAULT_CFC.xml with running a full system reload, this reloaded my system and still allowed me to connect to RW
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] SoNic67:
Yeah, the RW component is pre-loaded in the XT16344 firmware that you mentioned.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mcastrojz:
Hello everybody, the last week install Eclipse rom V9 in my Galaxy note 2 N7100; the rom work fine and i like it....

but this morning my phone show a Android error Media, plus com.google.gapps stopped plus NFC service Stopped...

my phone are blocked... its imposible enter and i don't any idea to fix this....

please HELP ME!!!

P.D. Sorry for my english
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] audit13:
Flash a stock rom and start over with a different rom?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] irsh:
a serious problem i faced while using eclipse v9 on N7000. it just started the svoice and driving mode without doing anything , if i close it -it again start it within a sec. and at that evening my usb charging PCB failed and i have to replace it. i thought this can be a hardware issue , and fresh installed eclipse as i like that rom so much. but within 2-3 days again the svoice started popping up and forced me to go on other rom. now running Ressurection remix and it works fine..the tasty marshmallow...
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pankraw:
Same problem I am getting, now every process is closing in my note 2, its restarts automatically. Now I m not able to use my phone please give some solution for it.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mcastrojz:
after this, i flashed by odin a stock rom... the phone works fine, but ocasionally re start alone.... and 1 nigth re start alone and dont wake up.... the phone dont pass from GALAXY NOTE II text.....

i supose the eMMC chip its corrupted and need change....
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pankraw:
How u got stock rom
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mcastrojz:
In sammobile homepage find and download the firmware for my phone and flash it using ODIN.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pankraw:
K thank u
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] newxdabie:
my phone happened the someway, is it rom problem that cause SDS?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] M@¢:
This is Tutorial for who users which don't no how to use Spotify in their Device.

So, Lets Start it.

1. Download Latest Spotify App from any Site.

2.Then Install it in your Device.

3.Download SnapVPN from Playstore.

4.Open SnapVPN app and connect your Device to UK or US server with SnapVPN.

5.Then Open Spotify then click on Signup Up & Fill your Details.

6.Then After Open it Swipe From Left to Right then you will see 7 Days FREE Activation Trial Pack Banner at the Bottom Just Above to Your Account. Click on it.

Voilla! :D:D
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] Torshak.mozyora:
Can you tell how to rip mp3 files from Spotify playlist in android
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] MrNO08:
Rip mean download??

When you click on any media there you can see a switch :Download

To download any media you have to be Premium user or you can use 7 day trial
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] razor237:
Sounds like the MXP could be a bit better, does it have a SD card slot ?
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] dragonsofcp:
MXP was my last phone. It does have a SD slot. It was a great phone but even with 3gb of ram it does not handle memory very well. It would often bog down and close apps. It did this to Google Play Music fairly often, while music was playing. That was stock though.
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] kvlt:
I'm switching from the Pure as well. Glad to see the speaker isn't too insane a downgrade.

I still love the hardware and overall design of the Pure, but (in my view) the software side was lacking. Lots of little lags all throughout the system ui on stock software coupled with a lack of ROMs without some quirk or another led to some frustration on my end. I think the performance had a lot to do with the SD 808 and the QHD screen, as the 6p (from my observations indirectly) seemed to perform much better.

Performance is obviously subjective though, with many variables at play. Just my experience.

I'll really miss these speakers and the SD card support, though. I'll actually be moving down to the smaller Pixel and with 32gb at that, so I assume space will be tight if not conscious of it.

I've exclusively purchased Nexus devices since the One, leaving them behind after the 6 and last gen, so I'm generally excited to get back onto a phone seemingly designed to be "open" and with plenty of developer support.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] poit:
New PJ1 OTA arriving 10/27. 371 meg in size. October Security Update. More details to follow.