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[Samsung Galaxy J5 PRIME ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries,] CharlieSummers:
Yeah...everyone's, apparently. Dunno if it's because this was reconditioned from Brazil, or if the reconditioners screwed something up in the refurbish, or if I did something wrong. It's why I plan to record the event, so if I did screw up, someone can catch it and stop me from making the same mistake again.

Yes; my apologies for being unclear; had a rough morning.Should have said it accepted an Android 7 stock ROM (after I tried a whole bunch of others), but then wouldn't take the same-system Android 6 stock ROM. Still, it is a functioning phone, which is more than I had before spending a few days finding the correct ROM. I had it miserably bootlooped, with no idea where the phone originally came from.

In all cases I attempted complete flashes (using the HOME_CSC out of habit, although it doesn't much matter since there has never been anything whatsoever personal on the phone). Was THRILLED when the Brazil ZTO 7.0 Nougat flashed successfully. The Marshmallow, which I really wanted to get in there to make rooting easier, failed miserably even though it too is a "stock" ROM. I hoped because it was stock I could sneak it through, but no joy.

Will read those right after dinner.

I did a manual update check after factory-resetting, going through the set-up, and setting my clock back into October; and THAT wants to push me to Oreo...I'm afraid if I accept that I won't be able to get even Nougat back in there, so no-thank-you-very-much. When I did the manual update check, even with Date/Time set not to autoupdate, it reset my clock to "today" and noted that date as "Last Checked." Clearly they fixed the cheat that could be used to hurry along the wait. I'm getting sick of Google "protecting" my devices so much I can't use the bloody things.

Not sure I ever mentioned it, and I sincerely hope it doesn't make a difference, but I do NOT have a Google account attached to this phone (or any of my other devices, for that matter). I have one account I use for a single Android x86 virtual machine which only connects through a VPN, but otherwise none of my devices are part of the Google ecosystem. Yeah, I am really that Google-averse. Not attaching one should I hope stop the thing from adding FRP to the list of issues...but if it's possible that's what is preventing the clock timeout, I'll create a new one just for this phone.
[Samsung Galaxy J5 PRIME ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries,] Sadlyharry:
Though I do not have a solution for such a unique problem yet, may I know whether you will experience RMM prenormal RIGHT AFTER you flash the stock rom (In your case, Brazil Nougat Stock Rom)? What I mean is that right after you flash your ROM and your phone auto-reboots, enter back into Download Mode to see if there is still RMM prenormal thing.

This is because many of our brethrens using J5 Prime have their various settings like custom ROM and what-nots reverted during boot, especially significant for the first boot.

So may I suggest, before your first boot into Android, if there is no RMM, quickly flash TWRP and settle all relevant to-dos like /data no-verity, Magisk etc before letting your phone boot for the first time into Android.
[Samsung Galaxy J5 PRIME ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries,] CharlieSummers:
Pushing isn't the problem; without root, you can't write to /system (ro filesystem). If I could install a custom recovery, I could mount and edit it there, but with RMM State: Prenormal, I can't flash a custom recovery. And from what I read, this only prevents it from happening again, but doesn't change it if it's already engaged. (The RMM-State_Bypass_Mesa_v2.zip has a script that does all this for you, and is supposed to be safe and effective for all Samsung devices, but requires a custom ROM that can flash ZIP files. Whole thing is a catch-22, where I have to have RMM State Normal before I can stop this d*mned thing from setting it prenormal again.)

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Huh...so you suggest I reflash the Nougat ROM, then not even let the phone reboot to perform required housekeeping...just immediately return to ODIN mode?

Sounds crazy, and might take a few tries to get the timing right, but I'm game to give it a shot. I will wait until tomorrow, though, so I'm not tired and more prone than usual to making mistakes. Will report back with results.
[Samsung Galaxy J5 PRIME ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries,] Sadlyharry:
To be honest, as crazy as it might sound, I admit it is a bit of a blind faith, unless someone can back us up with a better method. I remembered trying this method for some other problem (specifically, encrypted /data partition problem) and it kinda work. Since you have nothing to lose, I thought why not give this glimmer of hope a try. Maybe, the initial setup may mess up what we want to do.

PS: After upgrading to Oreo, I never had any problem with RMM. Whether RMM prenormal, normal or whatever, I didn't get any notice of RMM. Being an itchy hand, I flashed RMM bypass via TWRP and it messed up my /system. My word of advice is that if there is no need to flash RMM bypass please don't unless someone who knows more wish to chip into this matter.

Anyways, all the best for tomorrow!
[Samsung Galaxy J5 PRIME ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries,] CharlieSummers:
Didn't get ANYTHING done yesterday thanks to having to deal with real-world stuff. Finally got time to sit down this afternoon and re-flash the puppy.

Set up ODIN, turn OFF Auto Reboot so I could get to it when finished. Load all BL+AP+CP+HOME_CSC. Boot phone into ODIN MODE, "RMM State : Prenormal" Odin3 catches the phone, so I fire it off. Watch it run through partitions, after 01:48 get the green PASS! (which have to admit feels pretty darned good). Holding breath, reboot the phone directly back into ODIN mode again, which worked perfectly...and nuts, STILL "RMM State : Prenormal"

For giggles, tried to flash the Brazil ZTO 6.0.1, and it immediately failed. Rebooted, got the Updating...Erasing..., and after that went BACK into ODIN mode, still Prenormal.

Tried switching to the 7.0 CSC file (instead of HOME_CSC) for a re-flash and got a FAIL! after System, so reflashed again with HOME_CSC, booted to (stock) recovery to wipe data and cache, then restarted. After the wait and "Instalando aplicativos" I'm back to having a "fresh" Android Nougat J5 Prime.
[Samsung Galaxy J5 PRIME ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries,] Sadlyharry:
Sorry it didn't work out for you. Truly, RMM is a big burden. Tbh I have to admit I don't have any experience on RMM as I never had the problem before. For this, I guess you may have to ask someone else more experienced in this field of RMM. All the best for your endeavour!
[Samsung Galaxy J5 PRIME ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries,] CharlieSummers:
Apprciate that. Current plan is to wait out the seven days, and then set things up so I can record the proceedings...I want to make sure that if I boot directly into ODIN mode and the d*mned thing is STILL Prenormal I have a video record of it.
[Samsung Galaxy J5 PRIME ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries,] CharlieSummers:
Well, it's been a day, I'll give it that!

tl;dr - mostly back where I started.

Long-winded version; waited well over 168-hours uptime and them stumbled around performing these steps:

Booted directly from running system with <168 hours uptime to DOWNLOAD/ODIN mode.

NO RMM STATE LINE!!! Used ODIN to flash latest version of TWRP (twrp-3.2.3-1-on5xelte.img.tar), making sure AutoReboot is turned OFF.

Boot directly into TWRP (Power-VolDown-Home until moment of reboot, then switch to VolUp and remove Power)

Since I forgot a week ago to stick in a microSD card containing Magisk-v16.0.zip, stick it in now. Had trouble mounting, so repeated above procedure and rebooted into TWRP again, this time mounted automagically.

Flash Magisk via TWRP.

Use TWRP file manager, copy /system/priv-app/Rlc/ to microSD card (I'm too anal to delete without a copy), then delete folder.

Use ADB to pull build.prop, edit as per https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=75360965 and push to /system/ (don't forget to shell and chmod 644).

Exit shell, cross fingers, and use TWRP to reboot phone to System.

Received "Verification Failed" warning screen. Hit Reset button to return to factory settings. Entered TWRP, did its thing, rebooted. Lather, rinse, repeat; another "Verification Failed." Rebooted into TWRP, tried a wipe, reboot, same "Verification Failed." (*sigh*)

Assuming my mucking with /system/ caused the failed verification, reboot into DOWNLOAD/ODIN mode and reflash stock ROM, leaving autoreboot in place. Get PASS! in ODIN, install system update on phone, reboot into phone. Hold breath, reboot into DOWNLOAD/ODIN mode, and G*D D*MNED SON-OF-A-B*TCH, RMM State: Prenormal!!!!!

Current plan is to avoid smashing the phone with a sledgehammer, wait out ANOTHER seven days or more, and then after flashing TWRP temporarily use it to only flash Magisk-v16.0.zip. The hope is this will give me root access, where I can edit build.prop and remove Rlc without dealing with validation. I will likely then have to wait out ANOTHER week before RMM State is permanently gone, if I'm understanding how this nonsense works.

I hope.
[Samsung Galaxy J5 PRIME ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries,] awab228:
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[Samsung Galaxy J5 PRIME ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries,] CharlieSummers:
Wow...really need to quote the whole thing?.

Of course I do. I also know that the script does EXACTLY what I did manually that caused the Validation error so I can't see what possible difference it would have made in my case. I also know there have been reports of the thing causing issues for people, so performing the very simple steps manually seems the best course of action.

Have no clue what "official" thread you mean. My "struggle" is caused by the asinine security measures enforced by Samsung and Google. And the simplicity of removing one APK and making a one-character change to build.prop belies the need for some flashed script that again has been reported by some to cause other issues.

What I now know I should have done is ignore those changes, allow the system to start up with root applied, and then made the changes. I would still have a week of Prenormal, but I wouldn't care since the phone would be operational and once the week ran out it wouldn't be re-applied. (*shrug*) So next Monday I'll perform the steps in the correct order, and have a working phone with all the Samsung and Google crap removed, and let the Prenormal time out for another week.

And never again waste time or money on a Samsung phone.
[Samsung Galaxy J5 PRIME ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries,] CharlieSummers:
So the only thing that can make me wait longer than Samsung's RMM nonsense is...well, life. Had to leave the phone run for another week while I handled other stuff...so now I have over 478 hours of uptime, I figured it should be sufficient, eh?

Wrong.

I shot video I can upload, but here's what happened. Checked Up Time, at the time the video was shot, it was 479:14:14; verified OEM Unlock was set in Developers Options. Grabbed Power-VolDown-Home, held until blue screen (video verifies I did not reboot to logo but whent straight from running to short black screen to blue), VolUp to Continue, and...holy crap, RMM State : Prenormal !!!

Since I don't understand that at all, I'm going to guess that just as there is a timer turning it OFF, there must be another timer turning it back ON after another length of time. Just for giggles, I tried flashing TWRP, but of course received the "Only official" fail. So looks like it's another week of leaving it sit connected to the Net before I try again.

(Again, since this is not my main telephone, I can afford to screw around with it.)

Meantime, let me ask the collective here something. Once I can flash TWRP via ODIN, should I:

flash Magisk to acquire root,

flash RMM-State_Bypass_Mesa_v2.zip to eliminate RMM in the current ROM,

manually eliminate RMM in the current ROM as per the instructions at https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=75360965 ,

or some combination of the three? Given that when I flashed a new ROM and attempted to perform these tasks all at once I got a Validation Error, I'm thinking I should walk through them once at a time; however, since I have the luxury of time with this beast, I will follow recommendations.
[Samsung Galaxy J5 PRIME ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries,] CharlieSummers:
HELP!

Ok, so I left the phone sit connected to the Net, with a SIM card installed and such, for the past week. I have uploaded a proof video to my pCloud folder at:

https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=kZvkGP7ZP7WGYAiWOvRJ9jhw0q4VSQKTU72V

...but briefly, checked to make sure uptime was sufficient (192:59:39), then made sure OEM Unlock and USB Debugging were both turned on, then directly smashed down Power-VolDown-Home, which (after taking a screendump) took me directly into ODIN/Download mode without restarting into Android. Hit VolUp and...

RMM State : Prenormal

Photo enclosed, like I said, video also available. Not sure what to do now; would appreciate any and all suggestions! Haven't even shut the thing down since this, it's just sitting there mocking me. ;)
[Samsung Galaxy J5 PRIME ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries,] lvisthename:
Sim not registered on network

Hi! I tried this one it is a successful root on my G570Y how ever I lost signal it says sim not registered on network and i checked my imei it is unknown. Do you guus have solution for the network and imei?
[Samsung Galaxy J5 PRIME ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries,] CharlieSummers:
Finally got the phone rooted, but I got there in a really weird way, detailed here.

I will certainly take yes for an answer, but I have no idea how this worked the way it did...
[Samsung Galaxy J5 PRIME ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries,] umar israr:
Will this method will work in j5-g570f 8.00 oreo?
[Samsung Galaxy J5 PRIME ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries,] Abhishek Benjamin:
i flashed kernel with odin....now fone is bricked please help
[Samsung Galaxy J5 PRIME ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries,] missioner:
Flash stock rom with Odin. Problem solved
[Samsung Galaxy J5 PRIME ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries,] Gladiator00:
Can I install this and then instantly install a new ROM for it prevent formatting device back to stock stuff?
[Samsung Galaxy J5 PRIME ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries,] makaiforce:
have aroma support?
[Samsung Galaxy J5 PRIME ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries,] Amanraj510:
Hello dear developer please bring custom rom with imei activated of the same(SM-G570F)Thank you
[Samsung Galaxy J5 PRIME ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries,] Hendaus:
Dear developers

I am using Samsung galaxy j5 prime g570f I open Odin and when open the twrp file on AP I hit start and it shows in the dialog setup connection..... I wait 30 minutes and it stills on that message ( setup connection) please help thanx
[Samsung Galaxy J5 PRIME ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries,] tamakun3030:
update Samsung Drivers
[Samsung Galaxy J5 PRIME ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries,] Hendaus:
I download Samsung driver USB it connects good but I think the twrp file on AP is the problem plz can u help me give me the exact file to work on Samsung galaxy j5 g570f....
[Samsung Galaxy J5 PRIME ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries,] moh.tataloo:
hi..i flashed rom 8 on g570f IS OK and use TWRP recovery last version 3.4.4 .but i can not access to /data or internal storage!! after Format or change EXt is fine(ok) .but not use to me if loss data Any time!!! i tried anyyy way and any roms but I did not succeed!!

question:Is there a way to keep data and apps and mount data in TWRp to backup my data every single time?without loss data or format it or....???

i use root by magisk last version and try- no-verity-opt-encrypt-6.1- and Different version of TWRP ...Different rom and.....many things..!

with android 7 ,I had no problem But in android (f) 8 is not working...Unfortunately There is no way to downgrade android 7 for binnery of it...

pleazzzz guys help me....tanks and sorry for my english.
[Samsung Galaxy J5 PRIME ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries,] Manav Harsana:
You can fix data mounting without using the modded kernel

Steps:

go to wipe

click advanced wipe

choose data

click repair partition

click on change file system

now choose ext2

confirm it

after that choose ext4 again

confirm it

data now should be mounting !!!
[LG K10 Questions & Answers] Billabomb75:
Hi there

Does anyone know how to root K430y because I tried kingroot (latest version) pc and android but still no luck.
[LeEco Le Pro3 Questions & Answers] DavePL85:
Hi does anybody get a system update with 23s 720x? It takes 7mb but I cant update due to twrp,

Info from updater

Stable version 5.9.023S

Published: 2017-05-04

Version Size: 6M Savings: 1871M

Number is 5.9.023S_04261

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[LeEco Le Pro3 Questions & Answers] GuestK00307:
changelog for this small ota?
[LeEco Le Pro3 Questions & Answers] {_KeNJi_}:
kernel update
[LeEco Le Pro3 Questions & Answers] GuestK00307:
ok thanks, but are the kernel changes known or visible?
[LeEco Le Pro3 Questions & Answers] {_KeNJi_}:
I dont know, im in aicp
[LeEco Le Pro3 Questions & Answers] DavePL85:
Only the info I provided

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[LeEco Le Pro3 Questions & Answers] DavePL85:
installing through twrp

Anyone knows how to install this small update through twrp ? I found this in Android folder but updating through twrp get a error 7

Please help :)
[LeEco Le Pro3 Questions & Answers] bayad:
You have to go back to stock recovery to flash this small update...
[LeEco Le Pro3 Questions & Answers] pokko:
Im on stock recovery and it doesnt work. Tells me update failed.

how to handle?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] rajachandie:
i installed cm12 on sgh i777, actually the rom is meant for gti9100, coz wen i tried to install the one for sgh i777, it showed the error as 'this device is gti9100, u r using sgh i777 rom', so i tried installing cm12 for gti9100, it succesfully installed, but unfortunately, the system keeps on restarting, and its not stable at all... i want to roll back to any stable rom, but, since i got cyanogen recovery now, i couldnt install any package at all. it always shows the error "install failed, E: Cannot load volume /misc!, E: failed to unmount data, E: failed to ser up expected mounts for install; aborting installation aborted, E: Cannot load volume /misc!"... i hav searched lot of threads couldnt find anything similar, kindly help me... odin mode working fine as well...

details,

cyanogenmod version - 12-20141210-unofficial-i9100

baseband version - I777UCMD8

kernel version - 3.0.64-CM-gbf6f8c5, lysergic_acid@caio #9, Tue Dec 16

build number - cm_i9100-userdebug 5.0.1 LRX22C, d29c94293f test-keys
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] Guru_14:
Has anybody got any knowledge that when will motorola give software update which fixes the ram management issue and the video noise issue ?????
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] iTayGNR:
Hi.

I want to change my font on my Galaxy S8, and it seems i should make my own file becuase Play Store offers ugly ones.

I want a normal .ttf font from Google Fonts (such as Lato) as my system font, but of course, a conversion to FlipFont is required (thanks samsung).

I have seen some xda threads that explain how to do it, but it was from 2010 and the links didn't work anymore.

Do you know how to do it?

Thanks! :)
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] zige:
Im wondering just same thing..
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] coey0814:
Alive lecture link here:

https:// chikibujia . wordpress . com / 2013/05/02 / how-to-flipfonts-for-android / (delete blank)

I've already tried it, but it does not work like any other 'apk'.

The copyright technology of Flip font is so scary.
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WakaFlockaHey:
Hi. I recently bought a g4 without much research. Now i see that a lot of people complain about that bootloop problem. The good news is that it hasnt happened to me (yet atleast) but i kinda worry for it so i wanna ask some questions. Is there any way to prevent it from happening? If it happens, what can i do to repair my phone? When it happens, does it wipe all my stored data (phone contacts, photos etc) or everything is safe and the phone just refuses to get started? Is there any other info i should know about that issue? Thanks in advance
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kouzelnik3:
Hi. The problem is that it is likely to happen to every G4. It's bad, but true.

In fact, you should be lucky to not happen this to you.

There is probably no prevention against this. But after it happens to you, you can try to put the phone to the freezer for about 30 minutes to recover the most important stuff from your phone like photos, video, SMS, etc.

And because it is HW problem somewhere between motherboard and something else, you will lose your data because your motherboard will be changed as same as everything what's integrated on it.

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[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WakaFlockaHey:
If the bootloop happens then what should i do? Do i need to go my phone to a (tech) store to be fixed? And if it happens and i finally repair it, is it possible to happen AGAIN?
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kouzelnik3:
Yes, you need to go to a tech store and let them fix it. And as I read, it is possible to happen again. I have my motherboard changed just once and I hope it won't happen again, but it is possible.
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WakaFlockaHey:
Omg what a problematic phone.. Okay and i got 1 more question. Im ok with the 32gb internal storage of the phone, but im now considering buying a card (its called sd i think) to move my photos there. They will be safe there, right? If so, do all do the same thing or theres better and worse ones?
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kouzelnik3:
Yes, true. This phone is great anyway except these problems.

Dont worry to buy SD card, but be careful of its speed if you are recording FHD/4K video or if you are (like I do) listening FLAC music. If so, you will need SD like I have which is about 60/15 down/up stream. And if bootloop happens and you have your photos etc on the SD card, they will be safe, as you said.
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WakaFlockaHey:
Thank u my friend. Now this topic can be locked or whatever, i dont have any further questions for the moment atleast.
[Elephone S7 Questions & Answers] Slymobi:
Anyone know how to remove my data carrier info showing in status bar ?

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[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] sudd1976:
Hey Guys,

Hope that someone can help me or point me in the right direction.

Currently I am running RR-0S and have TWRP 3.1.0.0 installed.

I am trying to go back to stock but have having problems, If I try to flash Oxygen through TWRP I get an error 7 code.

If I change TWRP version to flash I end up with a black screen when booting recovery.

When I try stock recovery and ABD sideload, I cannot sideload as there seems to be an issue with Minimal adb and Fastboot and it keeps giving me error messages.

I don't know where I'm going wrong
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Puddi_Puddin:
You have a PC close? Wipe all partitions then adb sideload it. If you have issues with sideloading you can use adb push and then manually flash the rom.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Thuesendagod:
https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/...-3-3t-and-go-back-completely-to-stock.456232/

Voila
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] sudd1976:
Thanks for the suggestions guys, managed to get it all back to stock.

Was flashing a different bootloader and modem, compared to the Rom that I was trying to install.

Realised my mistake after 2 days of trying...doh !!
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jr866gooner:
Hello,

For those of the lucky ones to have 7.0 upon their Samsung S6's could you see if turning off auto rotate (fixed to landscape) actually takes effect please? I notice that images are rotating even though rotation is set to off...
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mosespl:
Im using XEF 7.0 and in my case it works as it should

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[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jr866gooner:
Hmm.... i'm going to do some more testing I think....i was in the gallery and it was ok...