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[Huawei P8max] BaytowJr:
Język Polski

Witam!

Z góry chciałbym uprzedzić, że treść która znajduję się niżej jest przetłumaczona za pomocą translatora, więc przepraszam za błędy popełnione przez tłumacza.

Posiadam Huawei P8MAX udało mi się zrobić na nim aktualizacje do 6.0 lecz ta wersja androida była testowana gdy zamieszczona została wersja oficjalna, to cofnełem aktualizacje do 5.1.1. Nie wiem gdzie musiałem popełnić błąd, że teraz nie mogę zrobić nowsze aktualizację. Jeśli chcę zrobić aktualizację, to podczas uruchomienia telefonu bez przerwy się resetuje.

Telefon mam zrootowany, ale jest zamieszczone na nim FRP Unlock.

Numer komplikacji: DAV-701LV100R001

Wersja Android: 5.1.1

Proszę o szczegółowy poradnik jak poradzić sobie z tym problemem.

English

Hello!

From the top, I would like to warn you that the content that is lower is translated by the translator, so sorry for the mistakes committed by the translator.

I have Huawei P8MAX I was able to do on the updates to 6.0 but this version of android was tested when the official version has been posted, then stepped back updates to 5.1.1. I do not know where I had to make a mistake, that now I can not do the newer update. If you want to do an update, it's during the run phone constantly resets.

I zrootowany phone, but it is posted on the FRP Unlock.

Number of complications: DAV-701LV100R001

Android Version: 5.1.1

Please detailed guide on how to deal with this problem
[Huawei P8max] drpainster:
Try to flash the Cambodian 6.0 version (put it in the dload folder), or using sd card.
[Huawei P8max] BaytowJr:
Unfortunately, still the phone when it resets to enter the update mode resets. Appears launch window Huawei and reset again to the same time.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cfuil:
Hello, I have been thinking of installing a vanilla version of android 5.0 for the lenovo A916 to get rid of the bloatwares the devices comes with but havent found too much about it.

Could someone help me out with this where can I get the vanilla version of Android 5.0 for the lenovo A916? the device is kind of unknown already and im not the most pro when it comes to android which makes it kind of hard to get concrete info on it.
[Nextbit Robin] jimandroidnerd:
Hello everyone, i recently lost my phone and i have been doing some research into the phone i will be getting next.

I have been conidering this phone because it looks like it will satisfy almost all my needs (would like an amoled display but i can live without it)

So my question to all you nextbit robin users is: is it worth getting, what are your experiences with it, any big downsides?

i have been looking around the internet and some people said it was a bad phone.

Thanks for your help.

Cheers,

Jim
[Nextbit Robin] sabresfan:
I'm completely satisfied with it. Good specs and a good choice of ROMs to choose from.
[Nextbit Robin] jimandroidnerd:
hey man, i have another question.

Does the cloud feature still work in custom roms?

That would ba a huge up for me. i think i might buy the phone.

Cheers

Jim
[Nextbit Robin] VenomMOD:
The cloud only works with Nextbit OS.
[Nextbit Robin] joeminati:
It goes for $140 bucks. Can't go wrong at that price. Check it out.
[Nextbit Robin] Dervisk:
I got it at 180€. It is the best phone available at that price in my opinion unless you wish to import a phone from China and deal with all the hassle.
[Nextbit Robin] Jhyrachy:
How good is the camera?
[Nextbit Robin] jimandroidnerd:
Ok so Nextbit was recently bought by razer. my question is, Will the servers still stay up for the 100 gigs of storage? because if not i dont think ill buy it. i know they will no longer have the warrenty as of february but i really hope they will keep the servers up.

Cheers.

Jim

Edit: made saperate thread because maybe more people will notice
[Nextbit Robin] ACViperPro:
One of the Nextbit devs said the 100 gigs of storage servers will stay up for 1 more year (Feb 2018)
[Nextbit Robin] droidboy29:
I have Robin and I also have a honor 8. I love the look and feel of the Robin and also love the dual front facing speakers. Plus Robin's OS is almost like stock Android except for the launcher which can be easily changed. The deal breaker is no SD card support I really wish they would have added a SD card support to the Robin and it would be an awesome phone. I don't want to store all my stuff in a cloud storage period. So unfortunately I will be keeping the honor 8 which has one the worst OS I've ever used. But if SD card isn't a big deal get the Robin it's a great phone. Also Robin's notification light is on the bottom next to the charge port which is kinda wired in my opinion.
[Nextbit Robin] mwilliams05:
I purchased this phone a few weeks ago, literally a few days before they were purchased by Razer. I was looking for a backup phone to my Nexus 6p and came across a thread where this phone was mentioned. Needless to say I've been actually using this phone more than my Nexus 6p. For $160, you really can't beat it. I don't use the cloud storage feature at all though. Main differences between 6p are: camera (6p is better but this one isn't bad), battery life (worse than 6p) , overall speed and updates. I like the unique look of the phone too.

But this phone is on par, if not better than the Nexus 5x, which I owned for a couple weeks before returning to get the 6p.
[Nextbit Robin] jimmyzyx:
It really depends on what your expectations is for the phone. If you're coming from and iPhone, expect to be disappointed. If you're coming from a low budget phone, it will likely make you happy. The phone on its own with stock ROM performs very poorly (in my opinion as I'm a tech enthusiast, love high spec'd out Oneplus phones, so I've been spoiled). However, there is a silver lining. There is great support for custom ROMs and kernels for this phone. If you're willing to put in the time and research and work, it can easily perform on par with a $500+ phone. Just my two cents.
[Nextbit Robin] jimandroidnerd:
So i got the phone and after a week the top speaker stopped working. it sucks but i sent it back today and will be expecting a replacement soon. i really hope this one works this time.
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] Tap_818:
Bought and rooted my HTC Desire 530 a few months ago and and I've been looking/waiting for a custom ROM, however its not looking very promising at this point. My device is super slow and its annoying. I kinda feel like I wasted money on this the thing. Anyone know any good apps/tweeks to overclock the CPU on this thing for better performance?
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] canbroo:
Glad im not the only one that sees this.

Just bought this on boxing day for $200 from the shop because the specs sounded pretty decent and it takes nano sim which i have (didnt want to get a new sim card and/or number) and destroyed the phone i had.

First app i installed was advanced task manager and before i even started to install any other apps and what not i was getting "CPU LAGGING" pop ups from Adv TskMngr and it would momentarily cease to respond to any touches or button presses for a good 2 seconds then slowly load each icon/widget one at a time.

I came here looking for a root guide but now im not so sure. Did rooting yours make it worse or improve it?
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] Tap_818:
Ya know... I bought the phone because I knew there was an existing exploit to root and I could install Xposed framework. I mostly bought it to play Pokemon Go with an Xposed module active that helps out with certain things. SafetyNet detects unlocked bootloader on my G5 so I can't play PoGo on it ?. With that said, I rooted the Desire 530 right away but doubt it was any faster prior to root.
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] derek20la:
In regards to the sluggish performance, the biggest speed improvement I noticed was when I switched from the stock HTC launcher to Nova Launcher.

I don't think HTC spent much time at all optimizing the code for theirs.
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] AndroidSamurai:
Hey guys,

I've been generally pleased with the performance of the Desire 530 after rooting, installing Xposed and tweaking the kernel.

Wanted to let you know that I will be beginning development for the Desire 530 by next week at the earliest. Currently in the process of setting up my build environment once again and cleaning out all the spider webs..

Stay Tuned.
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] fbueller:
Which version of Xposed did you install, and which apk/site did you get it from? Thanks...
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] AndroidSamurai:
Xposed v87 and Xposed Installer 3.1.1 and everything is working flawlessly thus far. Everything has been obtained from XDA as it is a trusted source.

Only using a few modules at the moment as I am slowly testing compatibility.

If you have any other questions just let me know.
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] dornz:
Hi any link for xposed zip for this 530
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] AndroidSamurai:
Sure! I have uploaded the requested files to my Dropbox and the links are below.

Xposed v87 - SDK23

Xposed Installer 3.1.1

Xposed Uninstaller

Remember that Xposed v87 and Xposed Uninstaller should be flashed through TWRP or CWRP. Flash the Xposed .Zip first and once booted to system install Xposed Installer 3.1.1.

If you have any questions you can catch me on Hangouts at any time by messaging me(AndroidSamurai).

---------- Post added 8th March 2017 at 12:12 AM ---------- Previous post was 7th March 2017 at 11:49 PM ----------

By the way, getting back on the subject of Device Development.

I will be building LineageOS and/or CyanogenMod for the Desire 530 once my build environment is setup and updated.

Keep in mind that the last time I did ROM development was in 2008(HTC G1) since I co-created the first custom rom so I might be rusty. I will be writing more posts/guides until that time comes and will be looking for help.
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] fbueller:
I installed Xposed Installer via apk normally (not in TWRP) and it worked fine for me. No need to flash. On reboot Android updated its cache so it took a long time, but was easy. Thanks!
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] AndroidSamurai:
You're welcome!

Yeah, the cache rebuild is the most troublesome issue with this device(because of the slower speeds).

If you are an Audiophile like myself I'd also recommend you install Viper Arise as well. There is a trick to installing it so if you think it's for you and have issues just let me know.
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] dornz:
Thanks man [emoji106]
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] AndroidSamurai:
Not a problem brother! Always glad to help!
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] dornz:
View attachment 4068200View attachment 4068202View attachment 4068203 got this going again deadly stuff [emoji12]
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] AndroidSamurai:
Gotta love that pie! Lol
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] dornz:
I know right [emoji1]
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] dornz:
View attachment 4068588 awesome
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] AndroidSamurai:
Nicely done my friend!

I myself try to keep a "Vanilla/AOSP" Android look. ;)
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] dornz:
That's deadly [emoji1]
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] AndroidSamurai:
FYI, make a System and Data backup before attempting any Substratum tweaks. I neglected to do so last night and ended up taking a crap on System UI.. lol

If you want to get Google Assistant working and need the Google Play Services.apk just let me know.

*EDIT* Click Here to download the latest Google Play Services and wait patiently for the Assistant to be pushed.
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] Tap_818:
Thank you for this! Appreciate it... Lmk if you need any testing done, I'm on tmobile. Also, 2 questions... What are you using for kernel tweeks?

Can you share the settings you are using?
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] AndroidSamurai:
I'm out with my wife and daughter eating at the moment, but as soon as I get back home I'll upload a few files and instructions for you. ;)

*EDIT*

I have been using UKM(Universal Kernel Manager) paired with Synapse to tweak Kernel settings. You could also use tweaks from Pimp My Rom for a more "Novice Friendly" approach.1

In order to use UKM you will need a rooted device with Custom Recovery installed since it is in flashable zip format.

- PimpMyRom

OR

- Install Synapse from PlayStore

- Reboot into recovery and flash UKM Unified

- Reboot to System and open Synapse to make sure init.d support is enabled and then tweak away.

- UKM Uninstaller *Flash in Recovery*

Try either of the above suggestions. If you need help with settings you can always Google to get some ideas. Keep in mind that everybody's results will vary depending on device use and charging habits.
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] AndroidSamurai:
Also forgot to mention that I'm getting great battery life now.

Few kernel tweaks and a few Xposed modules = Battery Goodness!
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] dr_bowtie:
Picked up one of these today for $10.00 (Verizon version) and it's not too bad of a phone.

I got it basically just for a MP3 player and it does that pretty well. It does chew through battery pretty quickly though. Just setting up the phone and updating apps and installing VLC and setting that up I went from a full charge to about 80% in little over an hour. Sound quality is pretty good compared to other phones I have used for media players.
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] AndroidSamurai:
I would recommend Nova Launcher and disabling unused apps in order to gain some quick performance/battery life. You do not need to be rooted to do so, but if you root we can get ya "hooked up".

;)
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] dr_bowtie:
I am reading no Root for the Verizon version as the OEM Unlock option was deleted from Developer options.... I checked and it isnt there.
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] AndroidSamurai:
Let me see what I can come up with brother. Always willing to help out a fellow Droid Fanatic! ;)

But in the meantime you can always install Nova Launcher and disable unused apps to speed things up a little. This will also give you more battery life..

Don't forget that Facebook is one of the biggest caveats for our device. Disabling Facebook and FB Messenger will help a lot.
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] dornz:
yes yes freeze
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] dr_bowtie:
I just got this for an MP3 player as I dont want to fill my Oneplus One full of music.

I wont/dont have Facebook or messenger installed on it. Facebook is a HUGE battery suck on any phone.

I switched to the Google Now launcher and it did speed things up quite a bit. I do love Nova launcher but I havent used it lately.
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] AndroidSamurai:
FYI, Google has discontinued development of Google Now Launcher and will be switching over to Pixel Launcher.

I mainly prefer Nova Launcher Prime because of the vast customization options. ;)
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] dornz:
got this the other day
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] AndroidSamurai:
Big brother is always watching! Lol

I can send you a PM of the specific HTC/TMO files/services to freeze in order to dodge this.
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] dornz:
Thanks man that would be awesome [emoji12]
[XDA Assist] KiwiTheOne:
Hello,

I have decided to try building Android from source for one of my phones using this guide:

https://source.android.com/source/requirements.html

I am at the step where i need to add the proprietary binaries for my phone,

but i´m unable to find them. I have looked everywhere. The phone in question is a Lenovo K30-T.

Can anyone tell me where I can find the binaries?
[XDA Assist] Vatsal:
Hello,

We find most properitary vendor files of various OEM's here https://github.com/themuppets

Regards

Vatsal,

Forum Moderator.
[XDA Assist] KiwiTheOne:
Thanks for the answer, but i can't find lenovo vendor files, should i use Quallcom's instead?

In the Quallcom directory there are files for the SOC of the phone, but will they also work with things like the digitizer or buttons?
[XDA Assist] Vatsal:
Hello,

No qcom binaries are different thing altogether.

If you have CM for your device, ask the developer to show you the vendor he is using.

Or you can generate blobs from stock firmware.

Regards

Vatsal,

Forum Moderator.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hooded defender:
My friend wants some photos recovered from his phone, which is locked, and the screen is broke. All recovery tools I found so far do not support the SM-G870 model. Any ideas? Thanks
[General Questions and Answers] RocketPenguin1:
I was given a Verizon HTC Desire 526 for free from someone who upgraded. I was going to use it for a few projects that I had in mind, but once I found out that it's impossible to root it (due to Verizon), those projects also became impossible.

What are some ways I could repurpose this unrootable phone? Preferably useful ideas. Only one I have in mind currently is a wireless security camera, or perhaps use it to time lapse a tomato plant that I'm growing (and perhaps upload it to a blog or something...)

Or, if there is some secret method of rooting this specific device, let me know! Honestly, I'm not too afraid of permanently bricking it. However, I don't want to spend $100+ on a jtag tool. I'm happily willing to hardware mod it, and have some knowledge in the field.
[Huawei Mate 9 Accessories] aknotts415:
If you google hauwei super charger some cables and wall adapters show up. They look like they have the purple. Not sure if they are legit. Probly not.
[Huawei Mate 9 Accessories] MarcelMAH:
I bought a couple of these on AliExpress, they look excactly the same and they do work with SuperCharge, very happy with them!
[Huawei Mate 9 Accessories] icemankent:
I need the cable in a 2M length. That is the issue. I see that there is one it there by Higoo but it is not available in Canada. I wish the charging technology was not so proprietary !
[Huawei Mate 9 Accessories] egotheist:
I confirm, ordered car adapter from the same seller. 100% genuine (passes authentication procedure on Huawei site), supports Super Charge. Very-very good price.

Thanks, man!
[Huawei Mate 9 Accessories] aindow:
I've just bought a UK supercharger from eBay and after a quick search it looks like the UK versions don't have the purple. It does the job though (supercharges) and appears to have the quality of a genuine item.

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.co.uk/ulk/itm/222636223043
[Huawei Mate 9 Accessories] samsungandriod:
I have an Anker Quick Car Charger QC3.0 which offer INPUT: 12V / 24V AUTO SWITCH

OUTPUT:

3.6V-6.5V =3A

6.5V-9V = 2.7A

9V-12V=2A

FAST Inteligent charger QC3.0.

My question is, can i use it for Huawei Mate 9? I dont mind if it is not chare fast enough, but will this charger cause any potential damage to the phone? has any one used QC3.0 car charger for the Mate 9?

I just checked Huawei's website : their car charger's output: 4.5V=5A, 9v=2A, but did not mention 9-12v...

thanks
[Huawei Mate 9 Accessories] dgenx210:
I use a QC2.0 car charger with the included with the phone and it charges just fine. The phone draws 2A. It's not as fast as the included wall adapter but it's still pretty fast
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ak97:
"Primetech contacts for Windows Mobile" is designed to work with a list of contacts using fingers instead of stylus.

System Capabilities:

Scroll through a list of contacts and the choice of contact, using fingers;

Search contacts by using the first letters using fingers;

Selecting and committing phone calls, sending SMS and MMS using fingers or a scroll wheel;

Displaying photos on the list of contacts;

Displaying the organization contact name;

Flexible Configuration GUI by the user (more than 200 parameters).

Multilingual.

some screenshots:

current version: 0.4 beta

vga and qvga version
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] tomazez:
seems nice, but in what language is the beta?

:)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] KarhU:
This is Russian; but he stated it is multilingual so I think actual app is in english.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] monamibouli:
some letters are in Russian; no icon to exit and no setting ...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] KarhU:
Indeed it seems to be set to russian encoding by default. You can exit the app by pressing central Dpad (ok) button.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] KarhU:
You can change the settings by editing the config file. The config file however is in azbuka so it is a no go - lets wait for somebody to translate it to english.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ak97:
Use cfg a file for settings.

Exit from programm - center button
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 7671171:
Hi! I am trying to build a device tree for my device. I am wondering which files are required in a device tree. I know you need certain files that are mandatory, like BoardConfig.mk, system.prop etc. but how do I know which other files and folders I need. For example, the 1+1 device tree has audio, bluetooth, gps, camera and other folders, but certain device trees don't have a GPS folder. It varies between device. So, how do I know which files are needed in my device tree? Thanks :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Professor Woland:
Looking forward to see answer to this. I also need to know this
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shimp208:
I would start by checking out this guide for some better information about the required files and what is involved https://docs.omnirom.org/Porting_Omni_To_Your_Device. But I personally before I even started would find a device as close to yours as possible and look at its device tree and the files it has. What device are you building for?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 7671171:
I am porting for the BLU Energy X 2, and as a reference, I am using the device tree from the Infinix Hot 2. They are very similar.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shimp208:
Since you found a starting point setup your device tree similar to the device tree of the Hot 2 you found.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 7671171:
OK, I will do that and see how everything goes. :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shimp208:
Great! Best of luck let me know if you still have questions!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 7671171:
OK, so I've completed all the files and folders from the Infinix device tree, but I still am wondering a couple things. Since the Infinix device tree didn't have files like proprietary-files.txt, do I need that in my device tree, as mentioned by some guides? Also, since I'm making the vendor files as well, do I put all the lib files from my device, or just the files that are in the Infinix vendor files? I am also facing an error that says: No rule to make target device/.../kernel. Sorry for all the questions, I'm a bit of a noob :D Thanks!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Professor Woland:
Where did you find the files which has to be in folders like gps, camera etc. Did you find that folders in phone or kernel source or what?