yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[LG Stylo 2  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Dev] williamacker77:
This is a question for messi2050 : I have looked all over the threads on this .... It seems that no one has been able to get into fastboot with the Boost variant of the ls775 , once it has updated to zv4. Is there any chance that you could find us a way to get into fastboot ?? I would love to install TWRP , and try your lineage port. My wife hates this phones slowness , and I would get about a million points ..... if I could just get into fastboot.
[LG Stylo 2  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Dev] SirGarmaples:
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[LG Stylo 2  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Dev] roadkill42:
I have an stylo 2 on zv3 which will allow to be rooted but u can't an zv4 and up if someone can direct me into how I can get the laf partion copyed u can nuke any using zv4 and up and flash the zv3 laf partion to be able to root think it will work
[LG Stylo 2  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Dev] SirGarmaples:
Any idea if this recovery will work on the international variant of this phone?
[LG Stylo 2  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Dev] roadkill42:
Not sure there is an twrp at all made for the 775 lg
[LG Stylo 2  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Dev] TheMadScientist:
Dont believe you can due to anti roll back as laf is an incremented partition

I may be wrong but pretty sure
[LG Stylo 2  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Dev] roadkill42:
If can nuke the laf partion on the stylo2 running zv4 and up then can get twrp and then flash the laf partion from an zv3 stylo2 then u b good to go i have two one is zv3 other zv4 any body here have the stock recovery omg zv3 I lost mine had temp root did a factory reset in system and lost the stock recovery so I flashed the twrp that missing did still trying to get full root when I'm feel hood enough to fit behind pc
[LG Stylo 2  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Dev] roadkill42:
I got full root on my stylo2 i was on zv4 now im on zv3 and have working twrp
[LG Stylo 2  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Dev] Yaroslav888:
HI! share the way how to do it...
[LG Stylo 2  ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Dev] roadkill42:
Are u on zv3 or zv4
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Fiftypercentrick:
I've been just "watching" in the forums trying to soak up as much as I can before asking a question that has already been asked.. And to this point, I've found nothing.

I'm looking for a program to edit the registry values on my tilt, I've tried Total Commander (doesn't see phone), PHM (doesn't seem to work at all), and REGeditSTG (wont install to phone)..

I've checked the WIKI, and it doesn't seem to explain HOW to modify the values (means wise), just what to change. I'm familiar with registry editing, I just cant seem to access my WM6/Kaiser keys for editing.

Any help would be appreciated

UPD-----

Thanks a lot guys,

ended up using CE Reg Editor, fastest link to the phone (IMO) and very simple interface..

Again, thanks..!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Lidberg:
Resco File Explorer is my weapon of choice. It does advanced file mgmt plus built-in regedit. Well worth the money.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Farsquidge:
Resco Explorer has a reg editor built in but if you want something simple this may help you.

It resides on your PC and you can edit the reg whilst connected via Activesync so dosen't take up any space on your unit.

:)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] mobione:
try this:

http://ceregeditor.mdsoft.pl/index.php?id=1&lang=en
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Farsquidge:
NICE!!! mine must be an old version...:D
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Neonwheels:
Here's what I've been using, so far so good:

http://www.breaksoft.com/Blog/Utilities/2005/1/Mobile_Registry_Editor.aspx
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Farsquidge:
Ahh this one is the site of the file I posted. Cheers. :)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Neonwheels:
I didn't even notice!

Good app though. :D
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Farsquidge:
Yeah it is and you have now given me the link for Updates. Cheers you are a pal!! :D
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] greko_from_poland:
Try Total Commander for PPC. It's the best application ever and for FREE (!).

Here is the link: http://www.ghisler.com/pocketpc.htm

and here are main features:

* Copy, Move whole subdirs

* Inplace rename, create dirs

* Delete (no recycle bin)

* Zip and unzip

* Properties dialog, change attributes

* Built-in text editor

* Search function (also for text)

* Select/unselect groups of files

* Select with [Sel] button

* FTP client

* Registry editor

* LAN access

* Send/Receive via Infrared (OBEX)

* Brief, full and large icons mode

* Single or two file window mode

* Option to hide all files in ROM

* Directory hotlist as in Total Commander

* Directory history through dropdown list

* Tree view

* Configurable button bar

* Simple help function

* Supported languages: English, German, Catalan, Czech, Danish, Dutch, French, Hungarian, Italian, Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish and Swedish

This program is just _great_. I'm using it for couple of years and I highly recommend it.

Cheers,

Greg
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] d1eharddan:
Hey so I recently broke my Droid turbos screen and now I can't see anything on it. It will boot up and I can tell BC the edges of the screen will show up when its turning on and I can see the animation.

Also I can tell that I got into bootloader mode because I see a part of the screen.

So I just really want some songs and pictures of the phone but I can't get it to work. I tried using an android recovery software but I couldn't get it to work either.

Is there anyway I can use fast boot commands to get into adb mode to transfer the files?

Or any way else I could get my files? Thanks
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] mrkhigh:
I'm guessing you do not have twrp installed? Or file transfer enabled?

It would allow you to just copy it directly...

If you manage to get adb to work you can you can type

adb pull "/sdcard/"

I am not sure the fastboot commands exist sorry
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] yehison:
I don't know because if you have recovery modified you can change option to share files in your computer..
[Xiaomi Mi MIX  Guides, News, & Discussion] tabletmen:
There is now an official version of TWRP for Xiaomi Mi Mix

Download: https://twrp.me/devices/xiaomimimix.html
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] ls2power:
Last night i bricked my phone and accidently deleted system partitions i think from slot A and slot B when i was trying to install twrp. I always try to figure out how to fix it from reading helpful guides and without asking questions. I flashed full image a couple of times because i was getting bootloops everytime. In the last try, i flashed full image then gave me a bootloop again. So what i did, i adb sideload ota and it booted fine. Now im rooted and it seems i installed twrp correctly, i currently have nde63v build. At the moment i have supposedly used 22.71gb of 29.70gb.

So can someone let me know what i did wrong or point me out how to get those gbs back please.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] seshaz:
I just did a factory reset and it fixed it. I also was stock without twrp though.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] ls2power:
I tried factory reset already but still shows system using 19.9gbs.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] cambunch:
Have you tried doing a complete full flash of nde63v without installing TWRP or root to see if it goes back to normal?
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] ls2power:
yes i did a few times, it would just bootloop. Until i sideloaded ota nde63v on top of full system img then it booted fine
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] M9guy:
Mine shows system using 19.9 gigs also. I posted this on another thread as I thought it seemed high but no one said weather it was high or was not so I assumed it was normal to use 19.9 gigs of space on my verizon pixel xl. I"am rooted on the x software but I couldnt get twrp working and I figured what good was TWRP if there was no supersu that was working with it and I decided to wait for TWRP to get out of beta to try again.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] cambunch:
If you are getting a bootloop after flashing a factory image, I would assume it isn't flashing correctly. Can you post the output of what happens when you run the flashall.bat?
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] ls2power:
im able to flash every single img, but when i try to flash flashall.bat it doesnt seem to work. I will give it a try once i get home from work. The only thing bugging me is that the system shows using 19.9gb of space.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Neomage84:
Mine is only using 6.79GB. Something is definitely off with yours.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] ls2power:
yes there is. When you reboot your phone, which slot does it have? And do you have twrp installed and root?
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] ls2power:
I fixed it, i flashed full system image while i was on slot A. Now system is using 5.39gb, im on V build.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Jerreth:
i have the same problem with a 128GB version not sure whats up but to fix it i just flashed over and over and one of them just worked would be nice to know the cause so i dont have to flash many times to get it to show full space again.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] theycallmerayj:
How do you select slot a while stock? I can select it in twrp but need to know how to get stock images to flash to a
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] theycallmerayj:
I figured out how to fix it by selecting slot a through twrp, booting into fastboot and flashing stock images. However, I am curious how it even ended up on slot b when I went from stock to unlocked and simply flashed the factory images. I never intended to switched from a to b.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] cptkian:
whenever you flash a factory img or an OTA, or any firmware, the slots will switch unless told not to, i believe this is to keep them in sync aka the seamless updates. here is some info on that - http://www.androidpolice.com/2016/1...-partition-changes-and-new-fastboot-commands/

Moving on, I found this to be pretty helpful, it's not the exact answer you are looking for, but i think it will come in handy.

All dual-booting credit in this thread goes to hucqym, this wasn't my idea, im just a messenger.

I switched it up a bit, and to be perfectly honest, the script is easier, this is just an alternate way of doing it

I did this for both slot_a and slot_b (not sure if it is needed for the flrst one, but that is what i did), both ways are correct, this way is much longer, but it gives some control, plus it's a nice learning process as it is pretty easy going.

If you are going to erase, erase first before you start anything, because you know...science.

fastboot erase boot
fastboot erase cache
fastboot erase system
fastboot erase vendor

the cache partition, i dont remember if this worked or not, I'm too tired to verify

fastboot flash --slot _b --skip-secondary bootloader "name-of-bootloader.img"
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot flash --slot _b --skip-secondary radio "name-of-radio.img"
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot flash --slot _b --skip-secondary system system.img
fastboot flash --slot _b --skip-secondary boot boot.img
fastboot flash --slot _b --skip-secondary vendor vendor.img

If you want to wipe everything, use the following commands next:

fastboot erase userdata
fastboot flash userdata userdata.img
fastboot reboot

system.img and userdata.img take time to flash— the command prompt appears to stop. Let it do it's thing, when it's done the cursor will begin blinking again.

All dual-booting credit goes to hucqym; again, not my idea.

Slightly Off Topic -

Has anyone tried this on a specific slot, does it make any difference?) I haven't actually even thought of this till now

something like:

fastboot erase --slot _(a/b) --skip-secondary userdata
fastboot flash --slot _(a/b) --skip-secondary userdata userdata.img[/B]

I was noticing quite a bit of space missing as well. what i did was boot into the slot I wanted as secondary (do this in TWRP), and i wiped just the system (which includes cache) and reflashed the system.img directly pulled from factory.zip. I noticed twice as much space had been gained then what was actually said to be there. I was a little surprised...it was over 5 gb I had gained while the system only said 2.5ish gb. (perhaps there was a second other_system.img wrapped up in it, I don't know. Then i went back to the primary slot and booted back up.

It's possible I got off course, I'm tired. :eek:
[Xposed General] Toni2012Berlin:
i could not root my phone an1 watchphone , i tried mobogenie, kingo root, 1-click-root and so on.

It just has 250MB internal storage so that i can give up to have a messenger and email, radio and so on.....

When i move from internal to sd some apps, there is always up to 10MB per App left and now i deleted GOOGLE SERVICES except for Play Store.

Before i used Link2sd on an Samsung , that worked, but this i CANT ROOT!

Can anybody held me?

SD SWAP also needs root and Android up from Kitkat (4.4, i think).

Yours Toni@singles.ms
[Xposed General] mattzeller:
1st this is the thread for Xposed not rooting your device

That being said after I did a simple search on Google, people have reviewed it here on XDA and are saying it's already rooted, just no supersu app, so just install supersu apk (sideload) and you should be OK.

Sent from my SCH-R220
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] BakedTator:
I keep getting random Google play services force closes when using my phone...is anyone else having this issue?

Currently have TWRP alpha 2 Installed with SuperSU sr4...removes the extra keyboards from system/app and using adaway for ad blocking (mods I'm using)

And light on the subject would be awesome!

And I just recently wiped Google play services cache to see if it fixes it
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] magnumtripod:
I'm not rooted yet, still completely stock, and I had this happen about 20 minutes ago. So far, its the one and only crash notification I've gotten since I've had the phone.
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] piperx:
I am unlocked, rooted, twrp, and using a custom rom, not seeing this
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] BakedTator:
I'm starting to think it was a bad install so I reflash the system partitions and no longer have this issue...thank for your response guys and gals
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] bilclintonsdaman:
I think this is the right place for this, if not please move or let me know where I should go :)

I run an open jam, and last night got to test my V20 for the first time. I was recording from right up front, probably between 10 and 15 feet from the drums and amps. I should have been more scientific, I have an SPL meter but didn't think to check it (I also dropped the phone in front of people a few times to show off its toughness, because beer), but it's definitely pretty loud up there - from the back of the room I've seen 100-110dB, iirc. I also have a Zoom H4n which I should have A/B'd with, so I'll probably do that next week. So, without further ado, here's three short clips:

lgv20_recordings.zip

It does sound pretty good! I record on the Zoom a lot and I'm pretty familiar with how it sounds, even though I didn't actually record last night. The bass response is legitimately surprising. The only real problem I hear i the cymbal hits on the loud recordings - the limiter keeps them from clipping, but man, do they get smashed. Which is of course what a limiter does, but I thought this thing is supposed to "record up to 132dB". The peak lights were definitely solid red when I shut the limiter off, and red a lot of the time with it on. I thought it I thought they meant that the phone could handle up to 132dB without clipping. Am I misunderstanding what they mean? Do they just mean the mics themselves or something?

Would love to hear anyone's thoughts and any tips or ideas you might have to get better recordings out of this thing. Just to be clear, I'm in no way disappointed or feeling gypped or anything, under the right circumstances this phone's giving a ~$200 dedicated audio recorder a run for its money! I just want to see what this thing can really do.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] CHH2:
You're way ahead of me. I'm still trying to figure out the audio part. Visual stuff I've got a handle on but the sliders leave me scratching my head. Look forward to see what all you come up with. As for the decibels part, I think I remember people pushing that it is the mics but I have no idea how credible those people are. (Tech bloggers.)
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] jayochs:
made some guitar videos. just some quick improv jams. sounds so good.

https://youtu.be/v9Rhj_fGPQw

https://youtu.be/poVn9TKJL0Q

https://youtu.be/2sUhk2i2yDo

Sent from my LG V20 US996
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] bilclintonsdaman:
Thanks for the reply! Here's a quick rundown on the faders:

GAIN: This will boost or cut the input signal. I had this set all the way down for these, which is a -20dB "pad". Haven't tested how effective this is yet. Downside to something like this is that it'll affect all the sound in a recording, so if you're trying to record a quiet sound at a bar or something by turning up the gain, you'll be turning up all the noises in the bar.

LCF: Low Cut Filter, which is more properly called a high-pass filter - guess the devs/designers weren't audio people lol. This sets the cutoff. The way these actually work is there'll be a pretty steep roll-off below the set frequency, not sure exactly by how much on this or if it's shelving or a real filter curve, but I'll definitely be playing with it to find out. These get used a lot on guitars and vocals, because you know the instrument isn't going to put out anything that low, so any freq that low is the mic picking up something else around it. For reference, I think I've seen my macbook speakers go down to about 150hz (might've been 170 though), which is the top level on the recording software. Low freqs also have a lot of energy and it's easier to damage speakers by pumping them too much if the speaker can't handle it (we've all blown car speakers, right?) so I could see in some situations using this to save a future listener from themselves, but I'd never record like that - you can always take stuff out later, but you can't put anything back.

LMT: Limiter. Basically, this takes any sound louder than a certain level and turns it down to whatever level it's set at. There's also a less extreme version of this called compression, which you might see on a home theater or TV. The downside to both is with extreme gain reduction the signal will start to sound unnatural and "squashed" - you can hear it really clearly in the loud recordings I posted.

Hope that helps, and glad to answer any audio questions if I can!
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] bilclintonsdaman:
Dude that's awesome! I play bass too and was actually thinking of getting a G&L soon. I see you're in central NJ, my open jam's actually at a bar called Blvd Bar and Grill in Elmwood Park, Bergen County, every Wednesday from 9-close. Come by some time!
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] jayochs:
nice! you should look at an L2000. they're great. mine is an '87 L2000 Leo fender signature model. it plays great for being 30 years old, just needs a new jack!

Sent from my LG V20 US996
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] rajatchawla66:
At first I thought I did some mistake in flashing but now I tried every custom ROM which supports voLTE (cm14.1 by santosh and abhishek,aosp LP & AOSP MM,CM13 snapshot) but I am not getting voLTE in any of the roms

voLTE is working fine on all miui ROMs

I tried changing APN to ims but whenever I save APN it disappears from APN list
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] surya mahankali:
same problem here

i too had same problem...tried many custom roms which support VoLTE but it is not working

volte only works on miui rom...did you got any solution??????
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] darius7203:
Did you flash the firmware file required before flashing abhishek987's CM14.1 ? Because that contains the modem files for VoLTE
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] drmuruga:
First you flash aosp extended ROM as per their flashing guide you definitely get volte working. Then you enter twrp recovery ( I prefer zcx) , and factory reset and wipe only dalwik/ cache,data,cache DON'T WIPE SYSTEM , and flash any ROM finally volte v2 zip and reboot . you must get volte working in any nougat ROM.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] eduardmc:
I just bought a oneplus 3 (offerup $200 use). Havent been in the rooting scene for a while thanx to the gs7 edge. Now that i do have a device that can be root and bootloader unlock i know there're great support.

The thing is, this device seems the snappier device i ever own. Little to non bloware and really fast. Cant imaging been faster. There any reason to root this device. If u did. Why and what rom r u using?
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] timrock7:
i am using the freedom os because of its preinstaled apps like xposed, viper4android, a theme engine. basicaly stuff that i could not get working on OOS. and there is supose to be better battery life i havent seen that (maybe because of my extreme usage). i get 4hrs SOT
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] PivotMasterNM:
The OP3 is the first phone that I didn't root to achieve extra performance, but to improve Android. After using a rooted phone for the last 2 years I can't live without AdAway and a combination of Greenify/Disable Wakelock/Xposed/Amplify to control what my phone is doing, not to mention really useful things like Tasker, customizing the Alert Slider and many many more. Nowadays, flagship phones aren't rooted for performance.

That being said, I am disappointed by the responsiveness of the OP3. On OOS 3.2.7 it is LESS responsive than my 2year old OnePlus One running CM14.1 nightly. Disappointing, but getting my hopes up for when the CM14.1 nightlies for the OP3 get good. Which is the biggest plus point in my opinion - software updates. If you have root, you can have the newest version of Android anyday, not having to wait for OnePlus to update it (which they take way too much time for).

All in all, if you know what you are doing, root your phone. It is worth it.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] eduardmc:
U got me pretty much convince to root mine. The only other stock android experience for me has been nexus 6p and this phone stock is much faster and fluid. Im concern about instability of using a rom like CM or other rom that has so many tweak to improve it but mess uo other things. Have u try cm14.1. Or how about CM.13 how solid is that right now?
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] whelmar:
I'm not rooted....running community build stock...3.5.5 is stable, great performance...get 5hr SOT with 15% left...over 24 hrs... phone is a great performer...
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] cbb77:
I root all of my Android devices, tablets and phone, primary for customizations and backup. I like having a full nandroid backup incase something ever goes wrong. This way I am assured that I can recover to a previous working state. I know you can often find factory image out there for just about any phone, but I will also backup at a point in time once I have everything exactly as I like. Again, this allows me to roll back to exactly how things were before I started tinkering. Running Xposed and theming, is another big reason to root. However fiddling with these can sometimes go bad so having a nandroid backup is handy.

For me, I am still running stock on 3.2.7. I find it extremely fast and stable. Been looking at the other roms, but have not found a need to switch from stock yet. I am getting 4 - 5 hrs SOT consistently, stock so again, have not found compelling need to switch roms, but am playing with different Xposed modules so that alone is reason to root.