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[Xiaomi Mi 5s Themes, Apps, and Mods] unicastbg:
I've moved to Lineage OS 16 so here's the first version for LOS. If you're like me, you're using Viper4Android and have to remove AudioFX after every OS update. So here's the customized version for LOS 16 that also offers to remove a few other apps as well. All safe to remove and won't cause any bootloops or force closures.

If you have suggestions for an app to be included in the list, do tell.
[P8lite Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amarXDAdouane:
Hi everyone

i'm just install TWRP on my huawei p8 lite Ale-L21

but when i reboot it goes into TWRP everytime

plz help me to delete this Twrp -_- ! or tell me how i turn on the phone :confused:i

i installed this twrp

TWRP_2.8.7.x_P8Lite_kirin_v1
[P8lite Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RizwanH20:
Download your desired UPDATE.APP and extract recovery from it and flash by fastboot
[P8lite Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amarXDAdouane:
thank you but can you tell me how to " extract recovery from it and flash by fastboot"

cuz i'm begineer plz =)
[P8lite Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cristi.blidariu:
hi,download from here and flash by fastboot command:

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
[Sony Cross-Device Development Themes and Apps] vinaykharayat:
Anyone know how to port settings.apk.
[Sony Cross-Device Development Themes and Apps] kos25k:
u mean edit?if yes,try settings editor pro xposed module.
[Sony Cross-Device Development Themes and Apps] vinaykharayat:
No I want to use settings.apk of any other rom for ny owm
[Sony Cross-Device Development Themes and Apps] levone1:
https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2476050

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2584148

http://en.miui.com/thread-12801-1-1.html

For example...

(This should be posted elsewhere)
[Android General] mertkucukuncu:
my tablet onda v919 air ch dual boot.

I want update bios Y05D011Ployer_X64 to Y05DV117.

I follow the bios update instructions in the Onda Stable Roms title but i get this error :

18 - Error : Secure Flash Rom Verify fail.

[MENTION=4943537]ViAlexSt[/MENTION]

(My Tablet SN version is V7)
[Android General] Mr.Brici:
Same problem here. Still searching for an actuable software solution. I'm not alone! :D
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] AfouToPatisa:
I have read many conflicting opinions about whether I should wipe dalvik/cache/data or I should wipe dalvik/cache/data/system. Which one is the correct one? I'm on LOS 14.1 and want to install xiaomi.eu with TWRP recovery. Thank you.
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] AfouToPatisa:
For anyone interested, I wiped the system too, it just took a few minutes to boot into Xiaomi eu. All good.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] dkprod01:
Hi guys;

i'm about to move my S7 (G930FD stock) to a custom rom and i'm wondering myself about installing a rom that has the feature I described in the subject of the topic

I mean a button that will allow me to move from 2G to 3G to 4G as I had by the past in a custom rom in my LG G3 as you can see below

Thanks for your help mates!
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] woneil:
I rooted my HD+ over a year ago, but stopped using it due to its sluggish performance. Yesterday, I decided to install a new ROM to see if things would work better. I did back up the old ROM using CWM before I started plus I had two other backups including a backup of the native NOOK ROM (so I have three sets of backup files: Original NOOK system, and two different versions of CM (probably both 10, but I'm not sure). Anyway, I was unable to get GApps to install yesterday so I decided to just recovery a previously working ROM.

So I went into recovery and recovered back to the second of my three recoveries and got the Nook to reboot, and it was working. However, I had intended to go back to the native NOOK ROM, so I reran recovery to my original back up, and it failed to work. The Nook kept cycling back to recovery mode reboot option. So I ran recovery a third time, and tried to go back to the second of my three recoveries which worked a just a few hours before. I started the recovery last night and went to bed.

When I woke up this morning my Nook screen showed a fully charged battery logo. I unplugged the Nook from the power and it failed to boot. I tried holding down the power button to reset, holding the power and "N" button to reset, took out the SD card and tried both. Tried both with SD card in and out and Nook plugged into a Windows PC via USB. The screen remains black no matter what. The only response I get is that when I hit the power or "N" button when hooked up to a PC via USB, I get a message on my PC screen that says "USB device not recognized".

Any suggestions?
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] woneil:
New development. I unplugged the Nook and tried once more to restart by briefly pressing the power button. A logo flashed on the screen showing an uncharged battery and a plug, which I assume is telling me I need to charge the Nook. However, it showed the battery as fully charged when I unplugged it this morning. Anyway, I plugged it back into my power cord and will see what happens. I'm really not too concerned, as this device, other than as a book reader, has never performed very well for me at all. Surfing the web was always very frustrating due to slow performance, stalling, etc. I'm just hoping to make it usable so I can give it away.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] woneil:
Update 2

Nook has been on charger 2.5 hours screen still stays black after pressing power button. Light is orange. is it possible the battery is bad after such a long time (about 2 years) on non-use?
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] woneil:
Update 3 - and I would still like some advice. Please.

My Nook finally booted into recovery. It behaved as if the battery was not charged, and I'm not sure why as it was plugged in overnight.

I did a wipe & factory reset then reinstalled the last working ROM I have Files were installed in this order:

1. NookHDplus-CWM-6046-for-internal-memory-rev0-(07-13-14).zip

2. cm-11-20150209-NIGHTLY-ovation.zip

3. pa_gapps-modular-micro-4.4.2-20140426a-signed.zip

I then rebooted and CM11 is installed and working again. Thank you leapinair and others.

When I used this version of CM11 before (back in 2015) it eventually became sluggish and stalled at lot. It was very frustrating to use.

Can someone direct me to a source of a better ROM and Gapps? I tried installing twrp and these files:

1. cm_ovation-ota-NMF26Q.161222.zip

2. open_gapps-arm-7.1-stock-20170212.zip

but it didn't work for me. I'm assuming I have the wrong files or combo of files.

I would really appreciate some advice and download links to better ROMs and Gapps. Thanks in advance for any useful advice.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] woneil:
Typical response for this forum
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] digixmax:
I'd suggest you try the LN14.1 build lnos_ovation-ota-NMF26Q.170104 ) available at https://notredame.app.box.com/s/26a4bygh9vbaw7jjq08xr5evomvaw5ww/1/3480156918) and open_gapps-arm-7.1-pico-2017[mmdd] (available at http://opengapps.org/).

You should be able to use your current CWM recovery to flash twrp-3.0.1-0-ovation.zip (available at https://notredame.app.box.com/s/26a4bygh9vbaw7jjq08xr5evomvaw5ww/1/3332706778), then reboot into the newly flashed TWRP to perform "wipe /data & factory reset", and then flash the LM and GApps zip files.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] woneil:
Thanks very much for this advice. I will give it a try.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] digixmax:
See https://xdaforums.com/nook-hd/general/how-to-updating-nook-hd-internal-emmc-t3562818 for more info/pointers.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DeDonKJC:
Does anyone have a link to the image, I click on ROM link and it's starting that the link is removed.

I have CM13 installed it runs very slow sometimes unresponsive, how does LN14.1 run incomparison
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] digixmax:
FWIW, I've been running LN14.1 builds for the last couple months and am fairly happy with it. See this thread for issues/quirks that have been reported.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Alan T:
Please which the best rom simple and quick for Motorola XT912 and tested ?

Thank U
[Motorola Droid RAZR] OGdroidster:
That would be ones opinion and what you like and what your into. Just try a few and see witch one you like and that is to your fit.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sandnes74:
I didn't think I could get dead pixel on AMOLED..

I'm not sure what it is, but I got this black "dot/line" under the nav bar.

Anyway, my screen is grView attachment 4041145View attachment 4041146eat in any way so I'm wondering if it's worth it to ask for replacement of the screen. I might ending up with a screen with a lot of yellow tint also, something I don't have now.

I got a mail from the store I bought it from that says they can replace the screen under warranty if they see the "spot".

Would you care about it? See pictures..
[Huawei Mediapad M3 Questions & Answers] sinf1x:
Does anyone have or know where to get a stock recovery image for the BTV-W09?
[Huawei Mediapad M3 Questions & Answers] johje:
When I flashed the US "003" update manually through the dload folder method, my TWRP was replaced by the stock recovery. I have left it there, and since flashed TWRP to recovery2. The update failed, but I ended up with stock recovery and the tablet no longer rooted. I would try that first. If that doesn't work for you and if you are on the US version "002" firmware let me know and I should be able to send you a backup of my recovery partition bit if you need the eRecovery from the recovery2 partition, I will be unable to help you.
[Huawei Mediapad M3 Questions & Answers] sinf1x:
I am on the US version “003”, I updated before flashing TWRP and rooting. TWRP was flashed recovery not recovery2. No worries though, Im sure someone will post a recovery as rooted people will be needing to flash OTA updates soon.
[Huawei Mediapad M3 Questions & Answers] johje:
If you are on "003", try updating the unzipped "Update.Zip" from the dload file. I found a copy of the update.zip on my internal SD in directory called HwOUC. If you can't find it, I still have my file. The Update will most likely fail, but that should give you the standard recovery back. then I suggest you flash TWRP to Recovery2. TWRP actually is easier to access from Recovery2 becuase all you have to do is hold the volume up key down for a few seconds from the unlocked bootloader screen to boot into TWRP. Once you have TWRP re-installed you can then just flash the super user zip file to regain your root.

I am not sure if it is because I now have unlocked the bootloader, have recovery2 with TWRP or updated the file to enable the 5Ghz modem , but even with having the standard recovery partition back my system did not pass the altered system check and allow me to flash the OTA. I am not quite experienced enough to try and use Flashfire to force the update, since there is a warning about Huawei devices being easy to hard brick. Hopefully someone who has updated and then rooted will post an .img file of the updated system partition so it can be flashed with TWRP (at least I think that is what those of us who have already rooted will need to do).
[Huawei Mediapad M3 Questions & Answers] sinf1x:
I looked for the update.zip but it doesn’t exist anywhere. These updates are usually removed after the update completes successfully. Plus I’ve done a factory reset since updating, which may have deleted it. I wanted to see if enabling the 5GHz radio would stick after the reset (it did). The 5GHz radio hack was really my only reason to root. I didn’t alter my system partition with TWRP, so I may still be able to take an OTA update if I had the factory recovery. Ive stopped rooting all of my non Nexus devices. Since Google releases almost monthly security updates which usually unroots anyway it’s just too much hassle to keep root. If you want to post the update.zip somewhere I could give it a try, if not that’s cool. Im sure a factory image will be available at some point.
[Huawei Mediapad M3 Questions & Answers] johje:
I have posted the Update.zip file to the following location:

http://www.mediafire.com/file/ug1pe2w38ddkxm9/update.zip

Let me know how things go.
[Huawei Mediapad M3 Questions & Answers] jmjm003:
Coming from a Nexus 7 I'm use to many of the img files you flash for restoring.

Using update extractor I now see many of those files (003 update) and some I have no idea about or how to flash them.

BOOT.img - OK

CRC.img - ?

CURVER.img - ?

EFI.img - I know what EFI is just never flashed it on an Android device.

FASTBOOT - OK

FW_HIFI.img - ?

FW_LPM3.img - ?

RECOVERY.img - OK

SENSORHUB.img - ?

SHA256RSA.img - No what it is normally but never flashed.

TEEOS.img - ?

TRUSTFIRMWARE.img - Interesting, but have no idea. - ?

VERLIST.img - ?

XLOADER.img - ?

Like many of us I'm in the same boat. Unlocked, Flashed recovery and rooted and cannot install update 003.

I've flashed the recovery.img from update 03. I've done a factory reset a few times. Odd enough it maintains 5Ghz wifi after doing a reset. I'm stumped and not sure of so many of the other .img files. Might one of them help me get the update to pass if I flash it. That or we wait for a full release and not an OTA to grab all the files we need. Really think I need system.img to make it work but the update doesn't include it.
[Huawei Mediapad M3 Questions & Answers] sinf1x:
Thanks johe for providing the 003 update.zip. I may try flashing the recovery.img this weekend. Ill let you know how it goes.

Jmjm003, I believe the issue with updating with the OTA is due to changes detected in the system partition after rooting/unlocking. Im not sure of a way around this other than flashing the full system partition, and we don’t have the factory ROM available yet. Im also new to Huawei devices and their partition structure so hopefully the development community will grow around this device and provide better solutions. I also can confirm the 5GHz stayed enabled after a factory reset, the question remains would it hold after an OTA update.
[Samsung Gear S3] topsurfer:
Hello,

I'm wondering, when using S-Health and select "walking" or "running", the heart rate will be also stored.

But when using "rowing machine" I can't see any heart beat in the S-Health app when the training finished.

Is this a bug, my failure ore i sthte a special reason for this?
[Samsung Gear S3] eagleeyes11:
Same problem for me. Didn't show heart rate.
[Samsung Gear S3] sdick3:
I have the same issue. It records heart rate nicely for a cycle ride but nothing for rowing machine.
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] pladott:
My router broadcast on 5 Ghz Frequency but my phone does not detect it. Why? How this can be fixed?
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] dannyfritz:
I suspect the router configuration would be a good place to look. My phone picks up my 5ghz band just fine.
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] itandy:
There're lots of channels in 5GHz band. And phones/routers of different customization might limit the use of some channels due to regional regulation.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_WLAN_channels
[Huawei P9 Plus Questions & Answers] Bash25:
Hi Guys,

I need serious help, as I tried to drand my Huawei P9 Plus, that I have purchased for UK Vodafone in the UK, as they are the only people who sell it.

This phone was originally on VIE-L09C02B131.

I have tried to dbrand it to L09C423B181, using the video guide [VDO-GUIDE] How to debrand Huawei Phone by SRK Tool Huawei by somboons. It is now showing as L09C900B181.

I tried again to unlock my bootloader, Install TWRP, root my phone, so that I could reapply the correct C432 oeminfo and custom.bin file.

However my phone is now stuck in Huawei eRecovery boot and I am unable to get back into my phone at all.

Can someone please help.

UPDATE 1: I have now managed to get L09C432B181 installed on my phone, however, the firmware is still showing as L09C900B181 and my theme are now showing default.

UPDATE 2: I have now installed TWRP and SUPERSU, however the phone keeps rebooting to Huawei eRecovery. I now need to now update the custom.bin and oeminfo to C432.

Someone please help me. I can't work out where I went wrong, as I have followed the dbranding video.

Thanks in advance,

Bashy
[YotaPhone] paipa:
I might have been sloppy with my searching, but I haven't found any threads dedicated to reception issues by Yotaphone 2. Mine constantly loses signal and drops calls even though I'd never had such problems with my previous phones in the same places. I have tried every possible setting (limiting to UMTS, even GSM) to no avail. Reception isn't exactly amazing where I live, but it's definitely good enough to provide stable and reliable service to any average mobile phone. Not with a Yotaphone though.

I also did a side-by-side test using my wife's LG G2 Mini and Network Cell Info Lite. Both phones used the same provider, same base transceiver tower, same sector, channel, every single ID was identical. I took about 50 measurements on both phones in different rooms, out on the street etc. And the Yotaphone had a 10.5 decibels weaker signal on average, which is just insane: 10x less power received by the antenna than the G2 Mini's.

I'm running Lollipop RU 134 on a YD206 (deduced from the 35969 IMEI, despite the About menu saying YD201 due to the firmware). I am aware a better choice would have been CN due to the different bands but during this comparative test I was using a channel that is supported by the RU radio too, so I'm afraid this is an antenna hardware issue which no firmware update would help.

I welcome you to post your own experience with signal reception. I still wonder if this is due to a faulty unit or a more widespread issue. I'd also welcome any solutions you are aware of that have been proven to work.
[YotaPhone] Tippfehler:
You have answered your question by yourself. Install CN-Radio.
[YotaPhone] paipa:
That's good to hear. One problem though: I just ran yota flasher and saw there was no 5.0 CN release so I'm not entriely sure how to do it. If I flash it with the Hong Kong version (5.0 HK.1.66) will that do the trick too? I'm too novice to perform a radio-only flashing, I know I'd end up bricking my phone.

EDIT: So if I get this right, even old 4.4 CN firmwares have radio that can be paired with a 5.0 RU. My only question is, because I haven't seen this mentioned in the sticky, do I have to do the power+volume down dance when I'm flashing radio only?
[YotaPhone] Tippfehler:
This is very helpful for yotaphone beginners:

https://xdaforums.com/yotaphone-one/help/guide-everything-to-yotaphone2-t3547194
[YotaPhone] paipa:
I have flashed the CN radio. My baseband version is S01_003_3034_CN1_M05 now.

As it turns out, it didn't help my situation one bit. Signal is as poor as ever, still the same 10 decibels lower than the G2 and sometimes cutting out altogether. The CN radio may have added an LTE band or two but ultimately it's like rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic. This antenna can barely hold a 3G signal, let alone access 4G where I live. Thanks anyway.
[YotaPhone] XeqtR:
Exactly the same problem with my YD206. I run a Russian rom and the phone shows its YD201, but I know it's YD206. I tried changing the radio from the Russian 1.1.134 rom to CN radio - S01_003_3034_CN1_M05, no improvement, tried S01_003_4240_RU1_M05 radio, still no improvement, will try all the others these days and will post the results. Also GPS reception is terrible, almost unusable.
[YotaPhone] R00S:
I have just as good reception with my samsung as my 206, so i guess something is not as it should be with your yota.

From my own experience with a former phone, messing with the radio can cause lasting problems. I got rid of mine om my Motorola by nothing less then leaving it with the battery out for some time and then going straight into download to reinstall the radio before it booted.

Would running the yota dry to perform a similar operation help? I don't know, it could be just your phone having antenna problems or something completely different. But i quess there is no harm in trying.
[YotaPhone] R00S:
You could also try flashing HK radio.
[YotaPhone] lthaler:
if you purchased the aluminium bumper, remove it...
[YotaPhone] cvzalez:
I also have the YD206 and reception is good with my phone, I use the radio from the latest HongKong Lollipop, it's different in size from Russian and China ones, and since my phone came from HongKong I decided to use that one and indeed seemps better. Yyou cand flash only the radio and try yourself, just put your phone in flash mode and with the correct radio folder in the yotaflash installed folder, flash with the following commands:

fastboot flash modem firmware\radio\NON-HLOS.bin(ENTER)

fastboot flash sbl1 firmware\radio\sbl1.mbn(ENTER)

fastboot flash rpm firmware\radio\rpm.mbn(ENTER)

fastboot flash tz firmware\radio\tz.mbn(ENTER)
[YotaPhone] paipa:
No it's not different to the Russian one, HK.1.1.66 and RU.1.1.124 have the same radio. I just ran an md5 checksum on both, and all files are dead identical. The only thing worth trying is 4.4.3-S01-003-HK1.0.3.61A which is different both from both the RU and CN radio. If it doesn't work, I'm giving up and accept that I received a defective unit.
[YotaPhone] paipa:
I tested 4.4.3 HK radio, no improvement. I'm afraid it's the end of the road, I don't see anything else left to try. Since I don't believe in black magic, I'm not going to bother with running the battery dry before flashing, but if someone does it with success, I'd love to hear about it.

I'm so sad. I love the device, I love the e-ink display, battery life is fine as well. If only it worked as a cell phone... Perhaps I was just unlucky and could order another one which may work but I think I'll just cut my losses here.
[YotaPhone] cvzalez:
Whats your phone model, where are you using your phone (Country and network) and what type of network? LTE, 3g, GSM?
[YotaPhone] paipa:
YD206, Germany, E-Plus on 3G (LTE is crappy where I live anyway). While E-Plus is the worst provider, this is definitely, 100%, without a shadow of doubt not a provider issue. I've been with E-Plus for several years and none of my phones had any problems whatsoever. As I had written previously, the problem isn't the bands, it's the crappy signal no matter the channel. Repeatedly measured and confirmed to be 10 dB weaker than a 3 year old, low-end G2 Mini.

AFAIK nobody has done signal strength tests on the Yotaphone on this forum. I'd be interested to see if this is an isolated issue or if Yotaphone's antenna does in fact suck. It's not something you think about if service is good around you, but full bars don't mean much on their own, as the range is huge: the bottom end of full bars is 20 dB lower (100x weaker) than a really good -70dBm signal, and 300x weaker than a perfect -65 dBm.
[YotaPhone] cvzalez:
Well, I have to test that in real life (moving often), but Lollipop have lot of bugs with radio control, network and Wifi, Marshmallow should not take long to be released officially from Yota, lets hope.
[YotaPhone] SuperTukan:
I have same problem as [MENTION=8017795]paipa[/MENTION], tried this, nothing changed, therefore I think aluminum bumpers have nothing to do with it.
[YotaPhone] queser.info:
64 dBm ... and 23 asu before with HK firmware 4.4 and CN radio

107 dBm ... and 3 asu now with RU firmware 5.0 and RU radio

Celular network type HSPA
[YotaPhone] cvzalez:
64 dBm is lot better than 107 dBm for signal, so you should flasg HK/CN radio on your RU firmware 5.0, you can flash the radio only.

check your correct files (HK/CN radio files) location and the location of fastboot command and do as following:

fastboot flash modem firmware\radio\NON-HLOS.bin(ENTER)

fastboot flash sbl1 firmware\radio\sbl1.mbn(ENTER)

fastboot flash rpm firmware\radio\rpm.mbn(ENTER)

fastboot flash tz firmware\radio\tz.mbn(ENTER)
[YotaPhone] queser.info:
Yes, but after that I will have the proximity sensor problem, I saw someone from forum lose the sensonr, because was allways online :|