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[HTC Wings] tintinxp:
Does Resco Kb Pro works for Smartphones? I have only found it for PPC... and idea where I cand find it? How does it solve the problem?

Thanks indeed!
[HTC Wings] zcink:
yeah there must be a version for smartphone. Surely. Check a search. for sure.
[HTC Wings] dacoon:
and how it's work without touchscreen ?????
[HTC Wings] zcink:
yeah your'e right need a ****in stylus. sorry went brain dead there.
[HTC Wings] tintinxp:
There should be a way to redefine little blue simbols in keyboard buttons so I cand obtain spanish accent or spanish N instead of, i.e, ; or whatever.

Any other idea?

Thanks for your try, anyway...
[HTC Wings] A.Bagatov:
sometimes i type fast and then the keyboard cant catch up with me. its really annoying. why cant the stupid processor not keep up with the input?? i also noticed that while im typing fast, some letters are missing.

does this happen to you too??

is there any solution?
[HTC Wings] tintinxp:
I really didn't notice that; I am not very fast typing... my problem is that I can not type with XT9 while I am looking to the screen to ensure that the word choosen is the word that I want to writte... well, I can, but it's a very slow procerss.

This is ehy I like to writte with ABC, but having the option to input spanish characters in a fast mode:mad: ...
[HTC Wings] madferret:
Is that a special kind that you insert somewhere?
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime Questions & Answers] fedetrevi1:
i tried everything, but i can't install twrp. i tried to install via odin 3.12.3 but nothing. how can i resolve this issue? i tried also with a pre-rooted firmware.
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime Questions & Answers] Esma3elo:
hello,

dude write some more info will you, i dunno whether

your device is locked

you have developer drivers on your laptop

what TWRP version you are trying to install

but anyways if the whole process is completed without any results consider starting odin as an administrator then flash TWRP
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime Questions & Answers] Reivnek:
Working Recovery

https://xdaforums.com/galaxy-core-prime/how-to/sm-g361f-unofficial-twrp-2-8-7-3-0-2-t3425402
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime Questions & Answers] thocenski:
hi

I have a problem with my g361f. After few sec proces of flashing twrp failed.. Can you help ?
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime Questions & Answers] MelonChickens:
Ah, opportunely, I have the exact same device.

Now, I have actually installed TWRP before so I can help.

Usually, if it stops the flashing process, it may be a case of the Custom binary being blocked by the FRP lock on the device. Have you OEM unlocked it?

On the device, when you boot it into download mode, does it say FRP LOCK: ON on the screen?

If not, skip this step.

If so, you need to do the following:

1) Reboot the device normally

2) Go into Settings, Developer Options (note: to enable it, go to About Device and spam the Build Number box until it says that you are a developer)

3) Find where it says 'OEM Unlock'

4) Confirm the change

Now, there is an extra step which I had to take if you have a Google account signed in on your device. You might not need to, but it's best just in case:

1) Go to Settings, Accounts and Google

2) Click the Google account on the device

3) Click 'Remove Account' and confirm

Note: You will need to sign in to use any of the GApps, but you cannot access the recovery whilst being signed in because of the FRP lock.

4) Reboot your device into download mode and try again.

This may not be the case, though.

Also, don't bother with adding that guy on Facebook. I have all the downloadable things you need here, but I advise you do follow his guide, except the Download folder section. He missed out that you need to download the SuperSU binary to your device. Downloads are here:

Here are the Samsung USB Drivers for Mobile Phones (NOTE: You may not need these at all since you can actually begin the flashing process without them, so don't bother):

http://developer.samsung.com/galaxy/others/android-usb-driver-for-windows

Here is the TWRP recovery (NOTE: Please download the 3.0.2.0 version, since it is more up-to-date and more likely to succeed:

https://xdaforums.com/galaxy-core-prime/how-to/sm-g361f-unofficial-twrp-2-8-7-3-0-2-t3425402

And here is ODIN (You already have it, but here it is anyway. Also, download the first one, not the second one, since the first one is newer):

https://odindownload.com/download/

Also, the SuperSU binary (Note: It's easier to open it in your Android browser and download the file from there. That avoids the need to transfer the file from the PC to the phone):

http://www.supersu.com/download

Now, it could, in fact, be a problem with the USB cable. It's highly unlikely, but mine is a bit tempermental, insisting that if I nudge it, it'll stop working.

Notify me how it goes, because this worked first time for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime Questions & Answers] EdyCommentaries:
Go to developer settings and check OEM Unlocking (if its already checked recheck it) and then reboot. Then close the phone and install TWRP.
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime Questions & Answers] John D J:
Hi I've managed to install the correct twrp on my device but when I go into recovery I get the same message not seandroid enforcing. I've followed all the steps but I can't get it into recovery on twrp. Does anyone have a solution please?
[Micromax Canvas A1] sanath shetty:
Hi friends, I have micromax a1 (sprout4), ROM is resurrection remix v5.7.3,now how can I update to latest version of RR? When i click check update, it shows unable to update, is there any patch for 5.7.3 please help.:confused:
[Micromax Canvas A1] InfiniteSpaze:
Hi dude,

I'm not very familiar with your device but I know RR.

Try to download the latest version from the official Thread or the official website and manually flash it.

I recommended a clean flash. And if you don't want to lose your data just use Titanium Backup. And always make a Nandroid backup of your current (stable) rom that you're currently running.
[Other SmartWatches] Gautam_Gundap:
Was able to port twrp recovery of blitz smartwatch after unpacking and replacing the kernel file with the lemfo lem5's stock kernel file extracted from unpacking stock recovery of lemfo lem5 and then repacking and flashing it to lemfo lem5. The recovery got successfully installed and all features are working except the recovery screen is flipped / inverted but not the touch response. The touch inputs are the same as non inverted screen and using the touch is pain in the a**s. If the touch input field is at 45 degrees then to access it, need to tap at 225 degrees and on the same radius distance. Can anyone let me know how to flip the recovery screen without affecting the touch fields or is there a similar custom recovery for mtk6580 lollipop smartwatch with flipped screen.
[Other SmartWatches] geowolf1000:
I have not found solution

Same problem with kw88h

And all twrp apk from playstore does not recognize as twrp

Recovery

Flashify can make the job

Only commands from adb... for wipe.

There is not enough space to backup or restore and i think only root and flasify is all you need.
[Other SmartWatches] Gautam_Gundap:
I have got everything working in twrp recovery. The flip recovery is no more a problem now as with some practice now I am comfortably able to use this inverted twrp touch with ease. It works like a charm and just like the official twrp recovery. No problems at all. Now everything is set : bootloader unlocked, rooted with latest binary supersu, custom twrp recovery installed. I also have the stock recovery img backup file, hence can switch back and forth between stock and custom recovery whenever required. No space issue on lemfo lem5 as it has 8gb rom. lastly only xposed installer is to be installed which is not much of a problem as they are available for lollipop with supported sdk and for which as of now I don't see the use of xposed installer right now, hence will install when required. If I am able to somehow flip the recovery screen then that's it! ?
[Other SmartWatches] Gautam_Gundap:
If your rom size is not sufficient enough for backup then you can create full rom backup on pc and can restore the same from pc when the need arises. There are software packages available for the same
[Other SmartWatches] geowolf1000:
I have with chainfire but never had any problem to recover

Thanks
[Other SmartWatches] cassettesgoboom:
Gautam_Gundap, fantastic work - You've beaten me to the punch as I had been messing with this device since yesterday (already fixed two bootloops I had induced myself -_- ) and I've been looking for a method for porting a TWRP img that wouldn't brick the LEM5.

Would you mind sharing the port? ..Despite the mirrored display/input issues you have so far, having any recovery method right now is very appealing to me considering the hell I had luckily sidestepped, and want to dig further into their stock images: if only to rebuild them with better icons for starters....

If not, can you just run me through your steps for full-backup, and your modification of TWRP for use with LEM5? I don't mind doing the legwork but would rather not walk this firepath alone!

(After 4 years, finally signed up and posted. Feels good to be here, guys! )
[Other SmartWatches] Gautam_Gundap:
There are many advantages of twrp custom recovery, one of them being very fast full rom backup and even faster full rom restore and that too with compression, the pc whereas takes at least 10 times the time to do the same. full rom restore for me does it within 4mins and backup size of full compressed rom is only 1.64GB whereas the pc takes 7GB for the same backup. Needless to say about advantages of other features like customized wipe, flash image and zip files etc. Now for the procedure for porting twrp custom recovery is as follows

Download latest version of mtk extractor for PC. I tried all other methods, but only this one worked for me.

Download custom twrp recovery of blitz or i2 smartwatch which you will find in this forum.

You will require your stock recovery image file for this method. Your watch needs to be rooted to extract the same. Flashify app from playstore will do the job.

Connect watch to pc. Hope you know how to do this. rename stock recovery img to boot. Open mtk extractor and unpack this renamed file. You will find the unpacked files in mtk folder.

Cut these files and paste in a new folder stock recovery.

now rename the custom twrp recovery img you are going to port to boot.

Unpack it, the files will be placed in mtk folder.

Now copy kernel file from the stock recovery folder and paste it in the new unpacked files of ported twrp. PC Prompts replace - yes.

Now repack and you will get boot.img. Rename to recovery.img.

Flash this via fastboot or Flashify. Done. You have now successfully installed twrp recovery.

Note: In the mtk extractor software use the boot feature for all above steps.

If you encounter any problems post here and I will fix it.
[Other SmartWatches] Gautam_Gundap:
To use pc for full rom backup and restore and many other features use cracked version of miracle box v2. 27A. Mtk Droid tools and SP flash tools do not support this watch, so don't waste time trying with it.
[Other SmartWatches] Gautam_Gundap:
Xposed framework installed successfully!
[Other SmartWatches] Gautam_Gundap:
Anyone need full power button menu for lemfo lem5 install advance power menu app from playstore. It works well. Once you long press the power button you get options for power off, reboot, download, recovery, UI restart , screen shot, soft reboot and safe mode reboot. Select floating mode from settings. looks and works nice on smart watch display
[Other SmartWatches] cassettesgoboom:
Very cool - seems straightforward enough. I'll see if I can find something to fix up or workaround to get the rotation back while I'm at it. First thing's first is to give this a shot though. Need to get a windows machine so I'll get it going at work tomorrow!

Will update again soon. Thanks so much for the steps!
[Other SmartWatches] ciko84xp:
Hi guys.. root + twrp ok.. but there are Custom ROM with full smartwatch function (not only standalone)? Or the only one solution (partial solution) is M2D?
[Other SmartWatches] ciko84xp:
Well done! :laugh: I've configured Lem5 TWRP how u can see here:

https://xdaforums.com/smartwatch/other-smartwatches/twrp-lemfo-lem-5-twrp-t3544569

I think/hope i've solved recovery flipped screen issue, because X5 TWRP haven't this problem.

X5 TWRP + Lem5 kernel = solution? I hope so!

If someone want try, please post the result. Thanx at all...!
[Other SmartWatches] dimex:
I'm trying to flash the recovery through fastboot and I'm getting:

C:\platform-tools>fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

target reported max download size of 134217728 bytes

sending 'recovery' (9676 KB)...

OKAY [ 0.366s]

writing 'recovery'...

FAILED (remote: download for partition 'recovery' is not allowed

)

finished. total time: 0.383s

I tried rooting with Kingroot and it really bloated up my device. Factory reset still keeps Kingroot, so I kinda want to start over fresh with TWRP and a clean image. How do you flash TWRP on this watch?

---------- Post added at 02:53 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:39 PM ----------

Update: I made sure OEM unlock was checked in developer settings and eventually was able to flash TWRP via Fastboot.

My watch is now bootlooping over and over again in TWRP, says:

"Done processing script file, renamed stock recovery file in /system to prevent the stock ROM from replacing TWRP."
[Other SmartWatches] Gautam_Gundap:
if your bootloader is locked, it will not allow you to flash twrp recovery via fastboot . Use SP FLASH TOOLS for this purpose. Once you flash recovery do not reboot to system. Reboot to recovery for the first time and then it should be ok. Else root your watch first and flash recovery using Flashify. This method will also do the job.
[Other SmartWatches] dimex:
Did you read my update? It's bootlooping TWRP.
[Other SmartWatches] Gautam_Gundap:
If you are unable to reboot to system, then you need to re flash complete stock rom. You can do this using cracked miracle software. I have already uploaded full stock rom for flashing via cracked miracle box software except data/userdata partition . you can find it in one of the lemfo lem5 threads here. After re flash you can use the steps explained earlier to flash twrp recovery
[Other SmartWatches] cyrux75:
I just released a fully working TWRP 3.0.2 recovery for X5+ and LEM5 here:

http://roundandroidwatches.proboards.com/thread/1016/twrp-recovery-port-x5-lem5

Don't forget to read all the instructions.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] purpse:
Hello. I have a 5x rooted with 7.1.1. I have just subscribed to google music. Is there a way to stop google music auto playing when connected to my car bluetooth. I use tunein radio most of the time but I have to disable the Google music app to allow tunein to play. This is inconvenient if I choose to use the Google app.

TIA
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EeZeEpEe:
That really depends on your car's system I think. My VW doesn't automatically play yet my wife's Acura does.
[LineageOS News & Discussion] grefnab:
​

All features, full flexibility, no bloat -- one simple solution!

On the one hand, it is frequently being suggested to build into Lineage various apps and features. Most of these suggestions are required by some users only, would bloat the core ROM, or have other downsides. On the other hand, these apps and features are usually already implemented somewhere, most users want incremental updates and many would prefer a fully-featured ROM without GApps installed.

To satisfy those wishes and yet avoid the downsides, I suggest simply supporting F-Droid and microG instead:

Idea outline:

Provide API for and build in F-Droid Privileged Extension

Thus have a Store, with automatic updates, and all bells and whistles

Ship with (rebranded fork of) F-Droid pre-installed and a custom LineageOS repository pre-configured (like Guardian Project in F-Droid)

Add AOSP apps, Lineage apps and Lineage-specific versions / branches of apps to LineageOS repository

Use "unstable update" marker in F-Droid to beta test new versions, e.g. of launcher, locker, ...

For additional, bloating apps and features, have users install what's already there (for instance, Location Services: UnifiedNLP with LocalWifiNlpBackend)

Add to Lineage Wiki a curated list of well-tested app suggestions for basic tasks (for instance, WebDAV: DAVdroid, Tasker, Etar, ...).

Key Advantages:

Developer effort most efficiently used

Faster time to market, because much is already implemented

Higher quality, less bloat, more features by referring users to existing apps and joining efforts

Easier innovation, because versions of pre-installed / system apps are publishable like regular apps

Developers happy, because LineageOS is clean at its core

Enthusiasts happy, because they can built on a minimal ROM

End Users happy, because they can easily use ROM, using curated list of apps

Regular, normal app updates for all system apps and pre-installed apps through Lineage repository

Does not prevent using GApps, but improves life without

Major step towards fully featured ROM, and yet without any proprietary apps or services

For good reasons, it's what Google does, it's what GNU/Linux distributions do.

One framework will solve most problems, provide most features ever suggested.

This will make everybody happy.

tldr
[LineageOS News & Discussion] taalojarvi:
Bump!!!!
[LineageOS News & Discussion] dj_chapz:
1, 2, 3 - Fully agree. If I had a proper Play Store alternative I wouldn't need Gapps at all.

4 - Essential in what way? I'd say its best to have only AOSP apps and to let every user download the apps he uses.

There would be practically no bloatware available and the ROM would truly give users the best choices.

8 - Additional preinstalled apps? Rather not.

9 - Rather AOSP mail. Someone might not want to use K-9, but for those who do they can always download it.

10 - Same as 9, avoid preinstalling apps that are already provided by AOSP.

11 - Eleven is OK for me, but still I find it somehow way underpowered. I really miss Apollo from early CM days...

14, 15 - I agree on ROM type. Allow users to select nightly, weekly or stable update channel through settings. Regarding basic preloaded apps, it would be OK only by means of AROMA installer where you could choose which ones you actually want/need.

Cheers!
[LineageOS News & Discussion] grefnab:
In this thread it is being suggested to build into Lineage various Launchers, Themes, Widgets, Apps, WebDAV support, et cetera. As a contrasting response to that, I suggest simply supporting F-Droid and microG instead. A Lineage repository for F-Droid could include all AOSP apps; F-Droids own repository would supplement this.

It appears to me, almost everything which has been popularly requested would thereby be solved.

Here, "essential" refers to, more or less, what's needed to install other apps (launcher, browser, file manager),

but could be thought of as to include functions, which were typical for feature phones, too (basic messenger, dailer, calendar).

These were just written-out to illustrate what would be possible.

I'll adjust the original post for clarity.
[LineageOS News & Discussion] goorek:
Anybody can fork it and add their ideas. Some people do not want to support fdroid. Keep it clean + gapps.
[LineageOS News & Discussion] lfuentes:
Even if F-droid wasn't preinstalled, could be a Lineage repo for it?
[LineageOS News & Discussion] ChriMo:
LineageOS IMHO should really seek to become the ROM for professional PIM, self-employed, small-business or even big-business device users which seek to avoid GApps and rely on a clean slim ROM. So I like many of grefnab's ideas but currently have no clear idea what the stakeholders of LineageOS have as main goals for the midterm.

Having everything App based in an "FOSS App Package" (as GApps and commercial/device App replacement) with advanced support by LineageOS and/or other main CustomROMs would be geat. See my post in What features would you like to see in Lineage that CM didn't have?
[LineageOS News & Discussion] newram:
support 1-3

I really hope that this thread will get recognition. I really like the idea of having priviliged F-Droid build into the ROM.

That would make everything much easier.

I fully support the three first points

The rest is nice but I would put emphasis on the first three points. They seem like a real advantage to have.
[LineageOS News & Discussion] grefnab:
Rephrased some sentences to clarify :cowboy:
[LineageOS News & Discussion] herrritschwumm:
This seems like a very good idea to me :good:

I mean it is basically the same procedure Google has in place to keep its apps up-to-date without people having to update their firmwares. Being able to update the apps independently from the rom would be a huge benefit in my opinion. While I don't use gapps on my phone at all, I understand, that some people find it essential. Therefore it would be a bad idea if this interfered with installing gapps in any way.
[LineageOS News & Discussion] grefnab:
This would not prevent installing GApps, it would simplify and improve usage without them, though.
[LineageOS News & Discussion] elatllat:
+1 for having LOS F-droid repo and bundling F-droid and having fewer other preinstalled apps.
[LineageOS News & Discussion] 4ronie4:
I think this thread is a very good idea!
[LineageOS News & Discussion] 1plus:
Just a clarification on technicalities:

microG kinda requires signature spoofing. More specifically MicroG effectively has two principal frameworks inside -- location services and GCM. Location services would work regardless, but iirc for GCM to work properly the ROM itself would need a signature spoofing support. All other ways to enable spoofing employing needlepatch or whatever are ridiculously impractical and one cannot expect normal users to bother with them.

I have two phones (OP1 and OP3) and for both the choice is of exactly ONE custom rom only (based on LineageOS14.1) with a spoofing patch. Therefore applying spoofing patch into the main code base would be great. However the caveat here is that any app or framework like SafetyNET would most likely stop working. Since the developers decided to push for compatibility, I seriously doubt that they would implement signature spoofing.

They could try to implement the patch in a flashable zip like with root but I don't know if it is possible.
[LineageOS News & Discussion] santi1993:
fully agree for spoofing support since we are out ot cm
[LineageOS News & Discussion] JERW28:
I would like to see signature spoofing built into lineageOS or an optional flashible zip, too. But right now a flashible zip could take a long time to flash. See: https://github.com/microg/android_packages_apps_GmsCore/issues/196
[LineageOS News & Discussion] YogliB:
Sounds great.
[LineageOS News & Discussion] yxx4c:
You could try Yalp Store, it's there in the F-Droid repository.
[LineageOS News & Discussion] ale5000:
[MENTION=7977653]grefnab[/MENTION]: My flashable zip help those that want to automatically without any effort: remove GApps, install microG and F-Droid Privileged Extension.
[LineageOS News & Discussion] ale5000:
Tingle is very easy to use, if you find something impratical just tell me.

SafetyNet do pass for me.
[LineageOS News & Discussion] kurtn:
[MENTION=4187311]Setialpha[/MENTION] has made the nano-mod patcher. Works like tingle, but without external Hardware. I've made an automate flow for automatically patching after lineage updating.
[LineageOS News & Discussion] ale5000:
Who said Tingle need external hardware?

It run on Windows, Linux, macOS as well as Android (probably also inside recovery but I have never tested it).
[LineageOS News & Discussion] kurtn:
I didn't try Tingle at all. Windows et al means external hardware for me. Can anyone confirm the recovery mode of Tingle?
[LineageOS News & Discussion] SGH-i200:
NanoDroid (microG, pseudo-debloat, F-Droid + apps)

I think all you have been asking for is answered by NanoDroid (microG, pseudo-debloat, F-Droid + apps): https://xdaforums.com/apps/magisk/module-nanomod-5-0-20170405-microg-t3584928