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[Motorola Droid RAZR] sd_shadow:
Yes my bad, was thinking XT907

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you will need to flash firmware with RSD Lite see index

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3023837

[INDEX] Motorola Droid Razr Development

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Probably will need a fastboot cable now also, if battery is low see Moto Drivers, Firmware, RSD Lite, and other Unbricking Tools
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AbominableSnowman:
What happened is, I've been using cm13 for sm-a300h for a couple of weeks now. I have a 16gb external sd card, and as I needed more memory, I've bought a new 64gb one. As soon as I placed it in the slot, the phone recognized it, and I selected, by mistake, to use it as an internal storage unit. The process got bugged somewhere in the middle, and it crashed.

Assuming there was nothing else to do, I re-inserted the same memory card, and it wasn't recognized. After a few attempts, I tried the old one (16gb one which was working fine before), which wasn't recognized as well. Thinking it was a system's fault, I even flashed the rom, erasing all the data, but to no avail. Even trwp doesn't recognize the sd card. As I'm not really experienced with this, and I don't have any idea what to do next, any help is appreciated. If anyone needs any further info, I'll gladly provide it.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Salman Al-Badgail:
[MENTION=7501723]AbominableSnowman[/MENTION] check mmc in other devices and check the status. If it works in other device try to put back in and check
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AbominableSnowman:
It works on other devices, tried that.

Side note: I've found a thread where a guy had a problem similar to mine. Seems that I've deleted my partition layout, or at least did something to it. I've mad a mistake trying to format my external memory, and deleted things I wasn't supposed to. After I saw the thread, I've tried flashing pit, as well as the rest of the stock rom, but still no luck...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AbominableSnowman:
Here's what I got from adb:

As far as I know, this seems to be in order. I was thinking of getting a new pit file, but this seems to be fine.

Edit:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AbominableSnowman:
I've come across this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1949372

When i try to echo the partition, i get the following error:

Edit: It seems that /usb_mass_storage doesn't exist at all. Is there a way to manually add it? It seems that there is no longer a reference point to external memory at all...
[Off-topic] max414:
Just Wondering If any body from xda forums use orkut as well

Post link to ur Profiles..IT will be fun to find u guys there as well:)
[XDA Assist] :
I have searched everywhere but no luck
[Remix OS for PC] tiwas:
Hi,

I downloaded the Remix OS Player for Windows today and I need root in order to get Helium working. Is it possible to root this, or do I need to download another ISO, install it and then root it through some VM player?

Thanks!
[Remix OS for PC] moman2000:
I can try and create a rooted version of Remix Player and send you a link....
[Remix OS for PC] tiwas:
Thanks, but I managed to fix my problem by borrowing a friends' phone and restoring to it and then sync it to mine - which eliminated the need I had for Remix OS as an intermediary :)

But someone else might like to have one.
[Remix OS for PC] moman2000:
Ok, Glad to know your issue is fixed! It seems like rooting ROS Player will be the same as the normal ROS.

ROS :confused: : Remix OS
[Remix OS for PC] meanhacker:
Kindly show us steps about rooting our own Remix OS players :) I'm interested in rooting my ROS as well
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] jpcdeux:
Turned my phone on this morning to a new update. Still 6.0.1 with a build number of PJ4. Not sure what it "fixes" yet but noticed a new bloat app called Fullscreen.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] uscg.matthew:
I received this update as well. Just to be clear, this is bootloader 4, correct? I'm not sure how to verify. I am about to flash you're U version you posted, and hopefully get wifi calling and texting working on it. You said you flashed back to at&t version, may I ask why ?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] jpcdeux:
Yes, everything's 4 now.

I flashed back to stock att too get wifi calling and volte back that wasn't available on the U
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] uscg.matthew:
I am about to do that as well :(

I like the U firmware, but that damn WIFI calling is too important for me ( My house and work have no cell service). Damn AT&T and not having a streamlined WIFI calling system. Do you use the samsung disabler app at all? i use it to pretty much remove everything.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] jpcdeux:
Even though for me wifi calling seems to not work as well after the update.

I do the same with PDP, I disable all I can!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] tlopez1973:
Here what's new
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] nicksmith4:
Opps, I rooted the other day and then this update hit, thought I could ignore it but it applied it anyways. I tried to flash the "unroot" files, API2 seems the latest available, but I can not flash those. Do I just have to wait for Pj4 files to be available to flash?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] uscg.matthew:
My WiFi calling seems to be working fine. I usually turn on airplane mode though then WiFi. Forces WiFi calling
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] jpcdeux:
At my work it used to kick on wifi calling as soon as I got there. Now it rarely does. I haven't ever needed to try the airplane mode trick but Ill give it a go.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] uscg.matthew:
I do it because I have the slightest hint of service. I forgot where I read it, but WiFi calling is for when there is zero service . The airplane mode works pretty great. Hope it helps!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] brianray14:
It wasn't until this most recent update AND a cache wipe/factory reset that Wi-Fi activation finally went through. I have it enabled and it over rides my cell service regardless of signal strength and airplane mode state. It's been clear as a bell for me, however, I've only tried it over my home network. I'd imagine it wouldn't work too well over an open public or overloaded network but I could be wrong
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] roger25186:
Just went thru an update:

PK1

is the latest on my phone
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] nahrah:
Same here. 49.77mb update with November 1st security update.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] jpcdeux:
That was quick! I'm on U FW now so no update for me
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] justmart:
Hi! Anybody knows how AT&T does this?

I just got this update (PJ4) last night (12/7/16)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] reup247:
I just got it today (12/15)... wonder when I'll get PK1 ?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] QRhinehardt:
Also got PK1. was just some security fixes nothing special.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] lilkuz2005:
Hello all, I'm looking for the best daily schedule android backup app that can backup and sync my phones apps, pics / videos, external SD card contents to my home server every night via wifi. Does anyone know of an app that can achieve this?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] teegunn:
Wondershare is a good one.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] NVETHIS:
I use FolderSync. I have setup nightly schedules to backup Phone folders (DCIM/Download/Docs/etc.) to a share I have on my network. It's available in the Play Store. Works great.

-NVE
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] warludo:
hi

sorry for my bad English

i search a rom unroot in zip format for playing pokemon go in my z1 multiboot v33

thank you for help
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] greyhulk:
I think it all depends on what your needs are. We know it doesn't have the best camera. It's very competitive, but not the best. Performance can be fixed with updates. I suspect that LG rushed the ROM to be the first to have Nougat, which was one of their selling points for this phone. Battery life depends on your usage. LG's Quantum displays are horribly inefficient, so the screen is your primary battery drain, but my understanding is that idle drain is very good. Then you have fast charging and one of the few phones that you can instantly go to 100% on by swapping batteries.

For me, this is the only phone that checks all of my requirements: Functional always-on-display, IR blaster, 5.7"+ screen, good camera, removable battery and SD card. So, I'm buying the complete package, not because it's the best at everything. Every single phone has shortcomings. You need to decide which ones you can live with and buy your next device based on that criteria.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] Nasty64:
I'm with you, I thought the camera was quite a disappointment when shooting in auto mode. I liked the phone a lot (coming from a Nexus 6p) and if the camera had been good it would have been a no-brainer for me, because as greyhulk says it checks most, if not all, the boxes. But I need a camera that shoots good pics in auto mode. :( Sent it back.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] koppee1:
Also disappointed with the camera. Especially after coming from the Note 7..
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] Ali Mirza:
Settings/Developer Options/ Tick on "Force GPU Rendering" should make your beast smoother/snappier. So any kind of lag should disappear!

If root available try L Speed/Entropy/fstrim apps found on Play Store!

LG V20 & LG G5 are snappy beasts and are well optimised with the Snapdragon 820 and is better than Samsung!
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] nicholb:
Battery is my main disappointment. Even with minimal use I have only made it an entire day once. Something keeps eating battery while the phone is idle and I have yet to track it down. I suspect it is an app that needs a Nougat update. Same usage and set of apps on the S7 Edge and Note 7 would usually leave me near 50% at the end of the day.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] shwnr11:
Have to say I disagree.

The Hi-Fi is plenty loud enough and noticeably changes on the go. I have noticed though, it depends on the headphones that you are using. I have used 4 different sets. And each pair gave different results.

The camera is great. Video is turning out to be exactly as expected. As for the camera, it doesn't grab the shot in the first try every time and its nothing a tap of the screen and refocus hasn't been able to fix. But than again I haven't had a camera phone that has been able to take the shot first time every time.

Battery, that's a user to user base question. The other day I was able to get 32 hours out of my battery. But than on the other hand with very heavy use I only got 6.5 hours.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] Dark Jedi:
Weird I get about the same battery life as I did with my note 7. When at work I use the phone about the same amount every day 12 hr shifts and I am between. 50 to 70 percent
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] evo4g63t:
I think your disappointment stems from using so many current generation phones, lets face it most years the hardware upgrades (specifically processors) match each other.

The HTC 10 runs the same hardware as the LG v20, so you've experienced it already. S7 has the same processor as well (assuming its the Qualcomm version) so it's not a big difference compared to someone coming from last generation phones.

Like for me I am coming from a v10 which had an outdated processor out the gate (others were using 810 while the v10 had the 808 due to overheating issues with the 810). The phone is literally over twice as fast as the v10 so I would certainly see a difference compared to you coming from the same generation of processors.

I don't own the phone yet but I will say it's a disappointment to see the camera being a letdown in reviews when you consider that the camera was the big feature of the v10.

Battery doesn't sound all that great either but it's got to be better than the v10. I am sure this will be remedied by 3rd party extended batteries that we will hopefully see. My v10 battery sucked until I upgraded to a 9000 mAh Zerolemon battery pack.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] MasterKaiser:
Hello! What specifically does the "Force GPU Rendering" option?
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] Emerald Core:
I think you will settle with the Porsche Design Mate 9. Just a feeling lol
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] bishmaster5000:
Why's there no option for ambivalence or just predictable? Just look at the stats and you pretty much know what you're getting. I'm happy with this phone after the $200 off and assuming I get the ~$150 headphone offer. I would be unhappy for full list price without those promos. For the price w/promos there just isn't anything comparable.

The display is the worst part of this phone for me. AMOLED just beats LCD anyway you slice it, this phone looks badly washed out and the auto brightness does weird things. Also the viewing angles are wonky, I was used to being able to use my phone at extreme angles but now I find myself lifting the phone up more. If this phone had AMOLED it would be a solid 9.9/10 for me, of course I knew I wouldn't like the screen when I bought it I just couldn't find a solid AMOLED phone. I don't particularly like the fingerprint reader position, have to pick it up off a table to use it and I've found my finger accidentally turns the screen on sometimes when I put it in my pocket. The second screen is nice for changing tracks or seeing what track is playing (or seeing the time at night without going blind), but it sucks for notifications. I miss my notification LED and my Qi charging.

Other than that this phone is pretty solid. I'm getting almost identical battery life that my Note 7 got, namely about 2 days. The standby battery life is phenomenal, I usually lose 1-2% overnight even with the second screen on. I love the removable battery so I don't have to worry about the battery dying before I'm ready to get rid of the phone. I'm no audiophile, so to me this phone is the best audio experience I've ever had with a phone hands down. Even streaming at just 192kbps this phone really makes my Shure SE215's sing. The camera is noticeably worse than the Note 7 at low light but it's still the 2nd best camera on a phone I've seen. Close up pictures have lots of nice detail and that's the kind of pictures I usually take. It focuses quickly and locks focus down better than the Note 7 did. For the kinds of the pictures I take in fact this camera is better, unlike my Samsungs this phone's auto white balance mode works correctly. The whole phone feels quick and snappy, comparable to the Note. I'm getting slightly better signal than I've ever gotten, in fact the wifi is much stronger than either of my Note 7's were.

I like the look of the phone and it feels great in my hands, which although not as great as the all glass Note 7, it feels like I could drop it and have nothing to worry about. I don't find the UI intrusive or laggy, eventually I'll swap over to nova prime once I'm tired of stock. For me it ticks all the right boxes of keeping old features rather than heading the apple direction and removing everything. Removable battery, SD card, IR Blaster, headphone jack, USB C, etc For that reason alone I think it's worth supporting LG
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] iquit040:
I agree

Main reasons I am keeping it are the $200 off, switched to T-mobile from VZW, and they are paying off the ETF so saving that money and the headphones makes the phone ideally almost free to me. For the full retail, I would return it in a heartbeat. People have hit it on the head that it really might be the fact the the Snapdragon 820 and the 4 GB ram is now getting long in the tooth. The camera can produce some nice pictures in manual mode, so I try to jump to that right away, but just a bit of a hassle to be on the ball to take a simple pic. With moderate light and close up, it does perform well. I can't really control lighting at all times and try and get my daughter up close and still when a picture moment comes though, the s7 handled it much better. I am going to try some different headphones to see if it is just the main pair I use that is letting me down. For the money / hardware, I think the Axon is the better bang for the buck with the AMOLED screen and the all carrier support. The speakers on that are ridiculous and the DAC was solid. This phone over all falls somewhere in the 7.5-8 /10 for me. Between the V20 and the HTC 10 I'll be good til the next wave of Flagships hit. I just have the feeling that LG pushed it out in a hurry to capitalize on the Note 7 flop and they could've polished it up a lot more. I can see them making the camera more responsive in low light and possibly addressing the battery life / hifi-dac customization / volume in the updates. It does a lot right but overall I was expecting and hoping for more from LG when they have had the perfect shot to grab the market. So far I am seeing the responses that seem line up with my expectation. Thanks everyone for taking the time to read and respond!
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] Nick281051:
Please stop posting this everywhere
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] Slypnslyde:
You also forgot to mention the locked bootloader
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] iquit040:
I agree with what you say. I think my let down is from moving from flagship to flagship all into the same time frame. The coming from any device before the snapdragon 820 and a quad HD screen, this thing is a major upgrade. I agree that the fingerprint scanner is best on back... Loved it on the nexus 6p and the axon 7. I just sold my htc 10 so I'm committed to the v20. Holding out til something amazing comes this way...
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] @rbiter:
I agree. Top tier amoled should've been here. Probably would've improved the already great battery life another 20%ish. And notification LED would've been awesome. Yeah yeah. I know we have second screen, but I don't use it. Probably why I get 6h+SOT all the time. 8h 1m was my best and I had 3% left. I get 7h+ often. Standby time is incredible. Hasn't been consistent for me but probably lose 1% about every 5h average. Need to root and get adblocking. That will probably improve battery life even more. Hoping a custom kernel with only modification of voltage settings will help too. Tired of all these unstable kernels with features I don't use or care.about. haven't stuck with a custom kernel since...maybe note2. It has been awhile. Just roll with stock kernel since no dev wants to make a simple kernel with voltage adjustments. Not paying anymore devs on kernels until they deliver. I've paid upfront twice and font nothing in return. Scumbags.and I hope the fingerprint scanner has features. Features like being able to use as track pad or minimum that uses swipes for shortcuts like the pixel. That would be friggin' awesome. And aside from camera on auto not being consistent the phone otherwise is almost flawless. I've gotten accustomed to the camera on auto though. Multiple pictures and using focus at different spots has helped tremendously. I've been able to tweak my screen close to accurate by eyeballing it so pictures look like the scenery on screen now. Got to test video and bi def recording today at veterans day parade. Both exceeded my high expectations. Just need slmevody to find binning of chips which I made a dedicated thread for but nobody answered. I've looked everywhere. And one of first things I do when I root is customize the boot up screen. Boring. Very boring and.typical of T-Mobile. I've only had to reboot for sim or micro SD reasons though. Very very stable. Micro SD isn't up to par unless I have root. Nonetheless I've been able to work around it. Just had to take care out. And everybody keeps saying IR blaster. I think our IT is a transceiver. Supposedly it can learn but I haven't tried yet. R.I.P. remotes if it indeed can learn. LG did good. Seems rushed but this is truly a flagship phone in many ways. Swappable battery in 2016on a flagship. Say what? LG needs to step it up on the accessories. Ready to buy a 6 pack of batteries. I got in on the $51 deal for the BCK-5200 package on Amazon. Now just need a good sale on batteries.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] 6666:
Coming from a note 7 I have mixed feelings. It ticks a lot of the boxes but I miss waterproof, the great samsung screens and I knew about those when I bought. The camera really disappointed me though. I was expecting it to take way better pics than it does. Spoiled from the note 7 I suppose. I didn't realize before buying it that it had the IR blaster and I had really been missing that from my s5. Nice to not have to hunt for remotes anymore. Its not ideal, but for someone like me that over 5.7" screen is a requirement it really is the best second choice to my old note 7. The bootloader sucks too. I had gotten out of the habit of reroming phones since samsung pay and now that I am off samsung I thought it would be fun to start that again. But nope. I have a sprint one and it seems to be non rootable at the moment.

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I do think a little bit of my dissapointment in the camera is not genuine. I am mainly comparing shots taken with this phones camera viewed on this phones screen to shots taken by the note 7 on the note 7's screen. The same photo would of course pop more on the amoled screen even if it was the same camera so thats part of the disappointment. But even still I think the note 7 took way better pics.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] Slypnslyde:
I love the phone other than no root, the camera I'm not really disappointed because I'm no photographer, the IR blaster is a must thank you LG, Samsung what are you thinking. The removable battery isn't a big deal since the battery does pretty good. If it was water proof that would top it off.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] PsiPhiDan:
I had the V10 for a few weeks and can tell you the battery is WAY better on the V20! Night and day difference. This phone actually has amazing battery life for me. Never have to charge it except at night. Not once, so far.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] jraines1:
I'm going to agree for the most part... unfortunately, a Note 7 is a tough act to follow...

I will specifically note...

1.) The display is ho-hum. After years of Samsung amoled, the LCD is just... not... up to par, IMO.

2.) Since I don't have a trade-in, for this price I want waterproof.

3.) The Verizon version has FM radio disabled; OK, it's a carrier thing. So I bought the UN-locked version, and guess what? It's disabled, too! REALLY, LG??? for the non-subsidized version? Pathetic for a flagship phone!
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] nicholb:
Just updating that I think I have tracked down the battery killing app on my V20. It was the State Farm "Drive Safe & Save" app. I am getting much better life after forcing that app to stop.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] Oyeve:
After coming from (then going back to) the Note 7 the LGv20 is boring as f. The screen is mediocre at best, the quad DAC is a joke and greatly hit or miss even using the same cans. The camera, IMO, is worse than the LGv10. Whats the worst is the screen. I know I have been spoiled by the Note 7 but damn, the v20 and v10 had horrible screens. Sorry, this phone just falls a bit flat. And the apps don;t work like they should sometimes. Example: The Gmail app. Slide to undo a deleted email, doesnt undelete. Shows for a split second and deletes it again. LG should stop making phones. Their last three phones have been mediocre at best yet they charge top tier prices.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] jayochs:
best phone i've had in YEARS.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] taphius:
Overall happy with mine, disappointed in the camera though.