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[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] badzi0r:
Hi,

Short / long story:

I have long time unused HTC HD2.

With Android (NexusHD2-KitKat-CM11.0_V4.5.zip is the file which I found in backup, so I assume this is what I install - sorry, it was long time ago.

Some time ago I need microSD card so I took it from my HD2, I did backup only windows FAT32 partition.

Now, I need to run my HD2 , I have install microSD 2 GB (800 MB FAT32 + 1GB Ext4) but is not working correctly.

It starting I can install Teamviewer, but when I need to install HTC module for teamviewer it's telling me that is not enough storage.

Quite often is restarting and after restart not keeping any settings (wi-fi) app installed (teamviewer) it's resetting each time to factory settings.

In Settings - Storage shows 'Total space' - Available 0.00 bytes

I did what is instructed on this webpage but it didn't help http://android.stackexchange.com/qu...mory-in-android-nand-roms-cannot-install-apps

Can anybody advise me which is the easiest way to make my HD2 working properly? Means have enough memory to do anything.

The purpose of restoring my HD2 is working as a router, tethering machine. I need to share internet from mobile network for smart TV and Tablet over wi-fi. It will be unattended so I need remote control access (team viewer host).

I'm open for a suggestion of changing the ROM if there is something reasonable easy and described (as I'm not big ROM expert). i've seen a ROM list for HD2, is too long. ;)

Thanks in advance for your help.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Robbie P:
it sounds like you are missing a data partition, perhaps the sdcard you used before had an ext4 partition which your new one does not have. Use recovery, in nand, to create an ext4 partition, then boot into rom, might work.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] badzi0r:
Hi,

Thanks for your reply.

I did Ext4 by MiniTool Partition under Windows primarily.

And later in recovery, I have setup 1024MB and swap = 0 M.

It didn't help.

Should I mount it or so?

Update:

I have a look in log in nand - recovery and it's says that my second partition is Ext3 not Ext4.

And there is no way to change it.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Robbie P:
What is your nand recovery? version?

Clk or magldr?

The recovery might say ext3 when it means ext4, but it does not seem right.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] badzi0r:
It says on the top bar screen 'CWM-based on Recovery v5.0.2.6' but was install with ROM so should be fine.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Robbie P:
try using the recovery to format the ext partition to ext2 or 3 then use it again to ext4
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] badzi0r:
As I said, I have created and formatted partitions under windows FAT32 & Ext4 and then under recovery, there was no choice of the file system file, I can only choose the size. And it was formatted to Ext3 - log saying.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] badzi0r:
Here's the solution:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=38956440&postcount=4

Thank you :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Juppy99:
hi i have a Alcatel One Touch Sonic or A851L and i edited build.prop from sdk version 16 to 23 and now non-system apps and play store crash and supersu crashes even tho its a system app and i have no custom recovery as there is no known way for my boot loader to be unlocked but i do have build.prop on my pc because i was able to pull it from adb but since supersu isn't working i cant push it back

apps confirmed working are

Browser

Calculator

Calendar

Camera

Contacts

Downloads

Email

FM Radio

Gallery

Messaging

Movie Studio

Music

Notes

Phone

Settings

Sound Recorder

Time

and 1 non-system app Root Explorer but its useless cause i cant get root again and i have tried with kingroot and kingoroot
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] metrize:
Thanks
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] nednednerb:
I found this in two seconds.

You be lazyyyyyy!

https://developers.google.com/android/images

Read the title of the webpage...
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] metrize:
I mean device tree and stuff so ROms can be built like nexus
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] nednednerb:
Maybe not yet, but why wouldn't they? Maybe no one knows yet.
[SuperSU] sxynrd34:
I am trying to unroot/flash stock rom back on my SM-G935A At&t s7 edge. I have tried both the at&t firmware and at&t unlocked. I have tried 3.12 regular odin and the modified odin from PrinceComsy. I have tried different computers and cables and all. Nothing seems to work. It is currently soft bricked but smart switch says the device is unsupported and wont allow me to run the recovery tool. When i try to flash in odin it will usually give an error on the phone "sw rev check fail : [aboot]Fused 4> Binary 2" and it will fail the flash. Any suggestions? It is not voided (0x0) and I can still get into the bootloader by doing a battery reset (hold all the buttons down) and then hold all but the up volume when it shuts off to get it into bootloader. Thankyou very much!
[SuperSU] mdunlap59:
I'm having this exact issue, I get the same errors and everything. I've read as much forums as I could possibly manage and tried many different firmwares and versions of Odin. I hope we can get some help, because I'm not really sure what to do.
[SuperSU] Savage_Realm:
Oh its not that hard to solve all you have to do is have the correct files and place them in the correct place when using odin i would suggest looking through xda forums until you find the forum that has to do with flashing stock it works great with mine everything i mess something up in root i just restore. Ive done this a few times
[SuperSU] scm37:
Savage_Realm,

As a user/contributor in XDA it is your duty to answer a question rather than just make a general suggestion. If you don't have a direct answer or solution to a question then do not post a response. Keep the meaningless chatter off this forum!
[Asus Fonepad 7] mezoxxx:
hello i have asus fe170cg aka k012 aka fonepad 2007 when i try to wipe data with droidboot give me this error e:failed to mount /cashe (invalid argument)

when i try to flash new rom give me this error E : oem partition command failed , retval =-1

plsssss help
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] AndyCr15:
Mine came today, got to say I'm quite impressed!

[youtube]jdL7dO9JBGs[/youtube]
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] clockcycle:
Thanks for the review, quite instructional, if not amusing :P

The coolest thing is being able to Google Cast at the same time!
[Huawei P8 Questions & Answers] NandorHUN:
Hi guys!

I need a little help: I want to go back to stock ROM and delete TWRP from my Huawei P8 (so I could get my phone repared by Huawei ).

Could you lend me a hand, little help and tell me the easiest way to do it? Links are fine also as long as I can trust them and wont brick my P8.

Thank you very much.
[Huawei P8 Questions & Answers] GaT7:
There could be a problem with this - they'll have your bootloader unlock request on record & the only way they are likely to miss it is because of an oversight (probably unlikely). Also, as far as I know, unrooting & relocking the bootloader does not hide the fact that it was previously unlocked.

If they deem the fault is not bootloader-unlock related & if your particular fault is covered under the warranty, you could be fine (but it's their decision to make) - from the terms of the Unlocking Agreement:

"Huawei will record your unlock request information; for software and hardware failures arising as a result of unlocking the bootloader, Huawei repair centers can provide repair services charged at the standard rate for repair work outside the scope of the warranty...."

So, be prepared to pay if they deem your fault is bootloader-unlock related, & would also recommend you ask in advance what the minimum repair costs are likely to be if your phone's fault is not covered under the warranty.

---------------------

If you'd still like to go ahead reverting to stock ROM, etc start by telling us what is your present ROM version? In other words, the full build number most likely in this format or similar: GRA-xxxxCxxxBxxx
[Huawei P8 Questions & Answers] Mounir9912:
Yeah, depending on your build, you can go to Huawei's sites support section, downloads, type in the p8 and find the stock firmware.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] alextrox69:
i have a g4 8125 and im new to the pocket pc world....and , well this thing is like a pc and theres alot of stuff u can do with it....anyways

i tried pocketcm with no succses..

http://www.downloadsquad.com/2007/08/31/pocketcm-keyboard-finger-friendly-typing-on-windows-mobile/

thats the program.

so does anyone know anything about this?

thanks in advance
[XDA Assist] XDA Visitor:
Hello, I have a LeEco smart TV and restricted with 8 GB internal memory and allows just about 2gb for apps. I would like to expand the internal memory, need help. I saw one of the options using 'roots external 2 internal' way, but looks like it can be done only on a rooted device. Has anybody rooted this device?
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] mrwicked:
Are all these phones quite or is it just mine? Alarms are quiet, can barely hear ringtones and notifications. Vibration is weak as well, which causes me to miss calls while in pocket. Don't get me wrong, I love this phone. But my HTC ,10 had loud ringtones and mortifications.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] valderdark:
Mine too, I can't bearly hear it so I changed the ringtone from the other phone I have
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] mrwicked:
Might try that.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Scott:
Agreed, the external speaker volume is dismal at best. I could not even hear the phone ear piece until I flashed Elemental X which allows for ear piece gain... However no gain for external speakers yet.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] tommyntpham:
i have recently had this problem as well. get it replaced. theyll send you a new one overnight if you got one through verizon. mines would be loud initially but after a while it was quite.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] xocomaox:
My problem is that there is one volume slider for both the ringtone and notification sounds. This is quite limiting (I feel like this was not linked in earlier versions so either they are taking features away or are simplifying things).

Does anyone have any magic tools to un-link these volumes so I can make my ringtone max and notification volume at 50%?
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Scott:
No, that is how stock android is. Other devices, like a Samsung may seperate them. But google leaves them linked by default.

As far as changing that... I really don't know. I leave my phone on vibrate all the time because I have a smart watch that vibrates on my wrists and I can check messages without even taking phone out of pocket.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] mrwicked:
So the replacement louder? I got mine through the google store.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] tommyntpham:
Yes. I had an issue where if you continuously press the home button it would start out as a decent volume and then decrease. But when any type of audio would play it was super low.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] xocomaox:
I found a solution to this problem... Volume Butler! It's great, and does exactly what I need it to do (without even buying the "pro" version).

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mobiletrialware.volumebutler&hl=en
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] razor237:
My sounds were all too low for me, i downloaded some iPhone MSG / alarm sounds as well as a Air horn sound and all those sound that i downloaded are much much louder then the default sounds
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] HitNrun_:
for me it seems that its something with the software because the speaker is very loud but, for example i download a song, listen to it and it plays very loud but if i set it as ringtone its very low when my phone rings. i was searching in the settings if there is anything to disable but cant find anything
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] CZ Eddie:
Vibration power on this phone sucks.

I've had the 32gb and 128gb and they were both the same.

I setup the Moto X Pure 2015 for a friend last week.

I used it a half-day to ensure all was working fine.

And realized how much I really miss a proper vibration out of a phone.

Can't stand missing calls in loud places because I didn't notice the phone vibrate in my pocket.

As for ringtones - there are louder ones out there.

I attached a couple of loud ones in the zip.

I setup a Tasker profile to change to one or the other when I'm at parties or other loud places.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] ChosenPaper:
Thank you for posting them. The standard Pixel XL ringtones wouldn't wake up a light sleeper on the loudest setting, and most are tunes are kind of dreamy and sleepy. Its been so annoying finding replacement sounds, I installed Alarmy just to get louder sounds and of course soon after my network log starts spiking like crazy, with Alarmy opening multiple connections to facebook/google/etc sending off my data. Out of the entire Pixel XL forum your post was the only one I could find with links to sounds to download that I can load into the standard clock.

Many many tanks, now can get rid of another 3rd party crapware that slurps data like crazy.
[Droid Turbo 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] serendipity8:
Hi,

I got my Moto X Force in September 2016. At the beginning, it was overheating here and there, but remained acceptable overall. In November 2016 I Installed the September security patches, just as they became available for my device. And ever since, It's become a nightmare - once on either Wi-Fi or 3g/4g, the phone would eat up 1% of the battery per minute. And it is constantly VERY hot, approx 102-104 F. In the Airplane mode, with no WiFi, the consumption remains acceptable, yet higher than it used to be. Other than that the phone is practically unusable due to the heat and the speed at which it looses battery. Please signal if any of you has got the same issues upon installing the official September 2016 security patches.

As a sidenote, I haven't installed any new apps ever since the problems started.

The other change was that I installed a new 200Gb (Sandisk) microSD instead of a 64Gb I used previously. I formatted the disk as Internal memory. I strongly doubt this may have been the root cause of the phone constant overheating though.
[Droid Turbo 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aardbeix15:
it is not the security update. I had the same issue a week before applying the OTA.

What fixed it for me: 'clear cache' and 'clear all data' of the Google Play-services-app + recovery mode 'clear cache' + reboot. After that the phone overheating stopped.
[Droid Turbo 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] serendipity8:
Thanks for the hint.

Did not seem to work in my case. I already did the 'clear cache' + reboot operation yesterday. Did 'clear cache' and 'clear all data' of the Google Play-services-app today.

For some obscure reason, when I rebooted into Recovery, just the way I did yesterday, I got the lying down Android with the "No command" message - impossible to clear the cache today.

The phone is still draining, which is totally driving me nuts.
[Droid Turbo 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aardbeix15:
Press power and volume up at the same time short when the Androidman is laying on the ground. Then you should be able to choose clear cache from the options shown.
[Droid Turbo 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] serendipity8:
Thanks, the whole demarche seems to have lowered down the temperature a bit. Will tell tomorrow if it really worked. Thanks
[Droid Turbo 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] serendipity8:
Well, after all, the temperature decrease remains minor after following the action plan of aardbeix15.

I found a workaround, which alleviates the battery drain, yet turns Moto X Force into an ipod with some limited GSM abilities.

Overheating disappears as soon as I switch off cellular data and don't use WiFi. As I turn them back on, the phone heats up while loosing approximately 1% per minute with switched off screen.

When Wi-Fi and Cell data are off, the phone temp is back to average normal @ 25-26 degrees Celcius. When everything is ON, the phone oscillates within the range of 32-45 degrees Celsius. When the phone is charging, you can barely touch it.

If I were Lenovo, I would recall this model right away to avoid Note 7 types of problems. Very shameful engineering indeed.

The phone may well be unbreakable - this remains of no use provided you cannot use it for anything other than wafer making.
[MX Player] thefoxman:
Is there a way to make the Bluetooth Audio Delay setting a negative number. When I manually synchronize audio (in the car attached to bluetooth), I have to use negative numbers (e.g. -1.25 s). I would like to be able to set a similar value in the Bluetooth Audio Delay setting so this would be automatic when I connect in my car.

Thanks
[MX Player] Thirumalai.K:
For me it accepts negative values without any issue. But, I don't have a Bluetooth device to test.
[MX Player] thevirgonian:
Mine works fine, as I need to go -.50 for my POS Bluetooth audio in my car. I use BT headsets and earpieces, too, but I don't have any delays with them.
[LG V20 Guides, News, & Discussion] me2151:
Hello All! I am me2151.

I am here to tell you some kind of good news.

We have achieved a temporary root shell using a modified recowvery script. Originally Recowvery installed a custom "recovery" but I have modified it to instead create a temporary root shell using the System_Server SELinux context and disable the flashing portion of the script. Yes we are still limited until we can get Kernel or Init context but I am working on that as well.

This exploit will be useful down the line because of one major thing. WE CAN INSERT KERNEL MODULES!!! But they need to be signed. So I am releasing this out here so we can take the next step into our full root! We also have rw to the /data partition and changes save over a reboot.

If we can get someone to sign a kernel module that the system accepts we can set SELinux to permissive.

This exploit SHOULD work for all variants.

NOTE: This should only be used by devs who know what they are doing.

Instructions(this should work on MacOS and Linux only!):

Download linked file below.

Extract to either adb directory OR a directory you have adb access in.

Give execute permissions to temp.sh.

Run temp.sh.

When you are all done with your exploring and stuff type "Reboot" to reboot normally.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B8CP3g3AqMuHcmNJUUJWLUJUelE

Credit:
[MENTION=5672995]jcadduono[/MENTION] - For recowvery, and pointing me in the right direction on IRC.
[MENTION=6216433]brenns10[/MENTION] - Wrote the lsh used in the exploit to spawn the shell.

The group over here for ideas and solutions.
[LG V20 Guides, News, & Discussion] brenns10:
Very cool work! Glad to see people putting my shell (such as it is) to good use. Wish I had a V20 to try it out :)
[LG V20 Guides, News, & Discussion] jcadduono:
I don't think you'll ever be able to sign a kernel module (SHA512 hash). You'd probably have better luck signing your own boot image. ;)

Here's a theory to toy with:

I think the way to do it would be to gain read access to /init binary allowing you to dirtycow /init with the same init binary but change a very specific (but not vital to system integrity) set of instructions to point back to the setenforce code with a value of 0 without disturbing the rest of the binary/instructions. This way, init should continue running without crashing and taking down the whole system, and you can do something that might trigger that specific instruction set - which would then result in selinux becoming permissive.

This is beyond me, unfortunately. This method would also be very device specific until someone also finds an intelligent way to read init, modify instructions, then dirtycow it back.

I think system server context might be able to read init?

Once you get your permissive selinux, you'll also have to deal with Unix capabilities limitations (find a way around them).
[LG V20 Guides, News, & Discussion] me2151:
if system_server can read init then thats a serious flaw.... Question for you. you said it would be very device specific. does that mean its unique for each individual phone or each model?

EDIT:Unfortunately we only have access to the init.rc not the binary it self.
[LG V20 Guides, News, & Discussion] rickberg:
[MENTION=5672995]jcadduono[/MENTION] I appreciate your input and direction in this matter another idea we have been toying with is

We have the aboot boot recovery and system dump. From the tmob variant would it be possible to make a tot from that for our devices changing the props to match our device, build, and carrier info? We can also pull apks from /system/apps and /privapps to our ext sdcard
[LG V20 Guides, News, & Discussion] roosta:
[MENTION=4591212]me2151[/MENTION], [MENTION=5672995]jcadduono[/MENTION], [MENTION=6216433]brenns10[/MENTION]: Great work guys, keep it up. Good to see some people are trying for root. What model/s are being tested, or should this theoretically work on all models? Whilst you probably aren't doing it for the cash, there is a bounty I hope someone can claim soon, for a functonal root alone (not boot unlock) posted on this board.

RoOSTA
[LG V20 Guides, News, & Discussion] me2151:
It should work on all models. I personally use a sprint model(LS997). I think it MAY have been tested on VZW as well.
[LG V20 Guides, News, & Discussion] raimondomartire:
I can confirm that work on H990DS
[LG V20 Guides, News, & Discussion] othermark:
We know from earlier LG phone releases that the laf partition when bypassed in some way (corrupted, etc) aboot will boot to fastboot when going into download mode. It was my thought that the bootloader could be unlocked from there. However corrupting laf eliminates device recovery. Catch-22.

I think the best way to proceed is to get a working .TOT first which is just a waiting game. That would ensure device recovery and replacing the bootloader in the .TOT and signing it with something unlockable.

This is a great way to explore the locked phones in the meantime, thanks.
[LG V20 Guides, News, & Discussion] LuckyColdJohnson:
ATT Pretty Please
[LG V20 Guides, News, & Discussion] NRadonich:
At the moment all I am using root for is to add a line within my build.prop to disable Tethering checks, so I can tether at full 4G speed and not get throttled. Would this be possible using the method above, or would build.prop immediately get replaced at the reboot?

Thanks, and keep up the good work!
[LG V20 Guides, News, & Discussion] elliwigy:
no. it is a tcp root shell that can only do a few things such as kernel modules.. only section we were able to write to and have it stick was the /data partition which wont help you in this scenario
[LG V20 Guides, News, & Discussion] Negan:
So if we can write to data partition then in theory can we adb push to it using this? I ask because I'd like to install some tbo apps that normally would require flashing. But if we could push them we would be solid
[LG V20 Guides, News, & Discussion] me2151:
Unfortunately its a tcp shell. not a pure adb shell. so we cannot push or pull to those directories
[LG V20 Guides, News, & Discussion] jamice4u:
Wow great progress keep up the good work. You guys are helping those assholes from LG sell more phones. Obviously some people have not made the switch because the lack of root. Root users are very influential leaders to get others to try out a new device.
[LG V20 Guides, News, & Discussion] Honestly Annoying:
Works on the LG G5 also...