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[Nexus 4 Android Development] sudokamikaze:
wtf, anyone who running LineageOS based have reboot's and music lags, really, on aosp nothing lags and no reboot, but i try to flash RR tonight to test and find reboot solution
[Nexus 4 Android Development] dcshallot:
I think the reboot caused by high temperature. Then I change thermal settings, defaults are too high. And let's see the result.

The music lag happen only when switching network. As I go outside disconnecting from house network or pass by the restaurants which I had logon their Wi-Fi. Lag happen.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] *Jonny*:
i have lineage os, but i have only problem with music lags :D Sometimes i have SOD but i don't know who is guilty rom or kernel? But if you know how fix sod problem you can tell me :) Thanks for your work!!
[Nexus 4 Android Development] str3tch72:
I know no ETA, but are you going to release kernel for Marshmallow? :)
[Nexus 4 Android Development] hauckk@sfreserves.org:
That is a feature to prevent overheating you phone will restart

I believe it is related to the hotplug so if you want you could change/customize the hotplug with kernel auditor mod app from xda just know you could damage your phone if you set it wrong
[Nexus 4 Android Development] dcshallot:
It's the settings now. Seems ok. But I don't know what it means the allow low low allow low high.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] moriel5:
All issues have been cleared for me with this release, even WiFi is working fine.

And battery life is much better now, as I easily get up to 6-8 hours of SOT.

For anyone interested, I use the LOS variant on CRDroid, utilizing the recommended combination of the Bioshock governor and the Mako hotplug, with the CPU at 1134Mhz, and the GPU at 200Mhz.

The system is running smoothly and quickly, with no reboots or overheating (and this is summer, with outdoors temperatures being rather high in my country).

However, very often I have to tap the screen about 3-4 times for the device to wake (more often it is only 3 times).

A word of warning though, I do not use GAPPS at all (not even microG), so this is another factor in my device running so smoothly.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] sudokamikaze:
About D2W, i have same issue, its in driver of it

Same as my setup, but i use MicroG
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shaneee:
Can someone upload the stock 7 BTU firmware for SM-G920F please. Really slow speeds on SamMobile etc.

Thanks
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sofir786:
You should use the samfirm software on XDA, full speed downloads
[Samsung Galaxy J2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] ashyx:
Below you will find my procedure to root the SM-G532F/G532G/SM-G532M Galaxy J2 GRAND PRIME PLUS/ Mediatek MT6737T.

This will root your device with SR3-SuperSU-v2.79-SR3-20170114223742

This procedure may work for previous and future firmware releases or it may not, however it is intended for the firmware versions as posted below. If you encounter issues simply flash the stock boot image included with the download.

If an updated firmware becomes available my advice is to update with FLASHFIRE to maintain root.

STATUS: Tested working

DISCLAIMER: YOU FLASH THESE AT YOUR OWN RISK. THE KNOX COUNTER WILL BE TRIPPED AND WILL POTENTIALLY VOID YOUR WARANTY. HAVING THE STOCK FIRMWARE TO HAND IS ALSO ADVISED

NOTE: BEFORE MAKING MODIFICATIONS, ON SOME ANDROID 5.1.1/6.0/7.0 DEVICES IT IS NECESSARY TO GO TO:

Settings -> Developer Options -> OEM unlocking

AND ENABLE OEM UNLOCK FIRST OR YOU MAY ENCOUNTER 'BLOCKED BY FRP LOCK' WHEN FLASHING.

Instructions:

◘ 1. Download the respective files below:

For SM-G532F based on AQD1 firmware- root_and_boot_sm-g532f

For SM-G532G based on AQC4 firmware - root_and_boot_sm-g532g

For SM-G532M based on AQD2 firmware - SuperSU-v2.79-SR3_rooted_boot_sm-g532m_AQD2_31517

ODIN 3.12

SAMSUNG_USB_Driver_for_Mobile_Phones

◘ 2. Install the USB driver and ODIN to Windows.

◘ 3. Boot your device to DOWNLOAD mode then connect your USB cable.

◘ 4. Run ODIN and place either SuperSU-v2.79-SR3_rooted_boot_sm-g532f_AQD1.tar or SuperSU-v2.79-SR3_rooted_boot_sm-g532g_AQC4.tar or SuperSU-v2.79-SR3_rooted_boot_sm-g532m_AQD2_3151 as is in the AP slot. Don't change any options and hit START.

◘ 5. Wait for the device to flash and reboot.

◘ 6. Install the SuperSU apk from Play store and you should be rooted.

◘ 7. Have fun!;)

Credits: ME, [MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION] and my tester [MENTION=5802828]ShaDisNX255[/MENTION]

PLEASE LEAVE FEEDBACK IF YOU FIND MY WORK USEFUL. THANKS.

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[Samsung Galaxy J2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] ShaDisNX255:
I wish I could try this out ;)

I've got the M variant, but it's good to know a recognized contributor is somewhat interested in this device.

Keep up the good work!
[Samsung Galaxy J2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] ashyx:
There isn't actually any difference between models except region, so it's likely any one of these boot images may work.

However I will look at the M variant also.
[Samsung Galaxy J2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] ShaDisNX255:
I'd totally test it out if you include a file for the M variant.

I would flash newest firmware first, flash the file that you would upload and see if it works.

I am currently rooted on "G532MUMU1APIG" firmware.

I think the newest available firmware for me is "G532MUBU1AQA3"
[Samsung Galaxy J2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] ashyx:
AQD2 is the latest.

Leave it with me.
[Samsung Galaxy J2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] ShaDisNX255:
Aaaah yes, that is correct.

Sorry, I was looking at my carrier's specific firmware update (TCE G532MUBU1AQC1 is the last update they have sent out)

Count me in for testing :)
[Samsung Galaxy J2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] ashyx:
Follow the procedure above: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=745425885120735954

NOTE: Not always required, but if your device is using encryption it may be be necessary to format the /data partiton AFTER flashing the boot image for the device to boot.

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[Samsung Galaxy J2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] ShaDisNX255:
I'm fully backing up and will proceed to test this root method.

I will be back in a few minutes

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After installing SuperSU apk from the play store, I open it up (expecting to get something regarding updating binary) but instead I get a message: SuperSU Binary occupied

I'm guessing this means I am not rooted?
[Samsung Galaxy J2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] ashyx:
Are you using magisk or some other root application?

I also suggest to install V2.79 apk as the latest Supersu updates are having issues.

http://www.apkmirror.com/apk/coding...79-release/supersu-2-79-android-apk-download/
[Samsung Galaxy J2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] ShaDisNX255:
Aaaah, that was the issue. I downloaded SuperSU from the app store which was 2.82. Now that I downloaded 2.79 it opens and I do get the message to update binary. However, I get a pop up message saying that KNOX has been detected, if I should try to remove it. Wether I select "Never" or "Ok", I get an error saying that the instalation failed, that I should reboot and try again. No luck after a couple of reboots.

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Also, this seems to have broken my IMEI. I got IMEI unknown
[Samsung Galaxy J2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] ashyx:
The problem is once the bad version has been installed it doesn't automatically get removed by rolling back and the binary won't update, but you should still have root.

All this has been documented in the supersu beta thread.

https://xdaforums.com/apps/supersu/stable-2016-09-01supersu-v2-78-release-t3452703/page165

To start afresh delete su.img from /data then just reboot or wipe the /data partition in recovery.

Regarding the IMEI issue. This is related to a kernel/firmware mismatch.

You should be running the AQD2 firmware.

Which firmware are you currently running?
[Samsung Galaxy J2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] AlexEvans6:
Not work for my phone

Everybody help me please
[Samsung Galaxy J2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] ashyx:
What does that actually mean? :eek:
[Samsung Galaxy J2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] ShaDisNX255:
I am running (or was) AQA3 since that is the firmware I have downloaded to my computer at the moment. I am trying to download the firmware from samsung-firmware (AQD2) but it seems my download keeps getting cancelled and sammobile doesn't have AQD2 yet.

Went ahead and took it a step forward and re-flashed stock AQA3 via Odin, set it up again and flashed your file and same thing happened. It asked me to update binary, tried updating binary and states that it fails, not before, once again, requesting me to remove Knox.

I will once again try to download AQD2 firmware but I don't think it would make much a difference (or it could, you never know)

Tried it also with the APIG firmware I have that I originally rooted with and asked me for a password after booting your file even with OEM unlocking turned on.
[Samsung Galaxy J2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] ashyx:
Is your data partition using encryption?

Im also a little confused regarding the binary update. It doesn't usually ask to disable Knox unless you have root.

Do you have root irrespective of updating the binary or not?
[Samsung Galaxy J2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] ShaDisNX255:
I am not sure about how to answer both questions as I'm not sure how to check if the data partition is using encryption or I do not know what exactly do you mean if I have root irrespective?
[Samsung Galaxy J2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] ashyx:
OK what I mean is, regardless of whether the binary updates or not do you have root?

Do any root checkers or apps gain root privileges?

Unless you've disabled it then it is highly likely your device is encrypted. Encryption causes all sorts of issues with root.

It can be removed by wiping data in recovery but this will wipe everything on internal storage.
[Samsung Galaxy J2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] ShaDisNX255:
By wiping everything on the internal storage, you mean everything including media and such, correct?

I always thought that wiping the /data partition only meant everything related to the operating system, not the actual "internal" sd card, though in this phone's case I think they're one in the same.

This phone doesn't have a custom recovery and flashing the firmware I have (AQA3) for some reason has no recovery at all!

Anyway, yeah I tried a root checking app and it didn't detect root.

I will try once again with a root checker app and flashfire to see if either detects root with SuperSU 2.79 and without updating binaries and then try them again after I've tried to update binaries and failing.

My AQD2 download keeps getting interrupted again and again, do you know any other reliable source to download it beside samsung-firmware?

Let me give it a try and I'll give you a heads up.

BTW, how can I disable encryption?
[Samsung Galaxy J2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] ashyx:
Data is the internal storage. It's separate from the system partition where the OS resides. Wiping data basically makes your device factory fresh as it wipes all user apps, settings and media.

In stock recovery it's labelled factory reset.

Every firmware has a recovery even the one you mentioned or your device just wouldn't boot.

If root apps are reporting not rooted then there is an issue somewhere. Quite likely it's encryption on the data partition that's causing the issue.

To remove encryption it is required to wipe data in recovery after flashing the boot image.

If it still doesn't work without encryption then I'm a little unsure of what the issue is as this procedure works just fine on Snapdragon and Exynos devices. It may be some kind of mediatek weirdness.

In any case I have an alternative method which should work, but involves an extra step.

At some point I will be looking at compiling twrp for this device, but I'd like to work out this root issue first.

For fast downloads go to updato.com
[Samsung Galaxy J2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] AlexEvans6:
Idk help me please
[Android Themes] :
Perhaps it's because I am the only one that wants one, but I couldn't find just a simple unbranded boot animation anywhere. I created this one from a loading GIF on loading.io.

You can download it for any device in normal zip, flashable zip or CM Theme Engine apk at the bhoot link.

I'll also attach a 1920x1080 zip (not flashable).

http://www.bhoot.co.uk/view/f8b4-simple-loading-ring
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xddxd:
Hi, so after messing up my NVRAM I've managed to restore my IMEI and there is connectivity, but it's emergency only. It can see the SIM card, but can't connect to a service provider for normal connectivity. I've looked into *#0011# and it says IMEI Cert failed -4, is there any way to fix this, and would it make the phone functional again?
[General Questions and Answers] FullyFunctional:
Hi guys,

im new to XDA but i've been messing with rooting and stuff on a few android phones for a while and recently i got my hands on the new Moto G5 Plus. And ofcourse this thing needs root if it wants to call itself 'my phone' But the problem is here: I dont really have a computer... I saw some tutorials on how to do it but step 1. You have to unlock the bootloader. Im pretty sure this can only be done the official way by using motorola's software so... yeah. Now at school i have a pc but i can't use anything that needs administration rights. It's just ment to use the Internet and such. So i can only use pc programs that don't need an installation or anything. And a step back, you can't even do anything on it with a pc unless you have the drivers. And surprise surprise, you have to install these. On my previous phone, a samsung galaxy S3 neo. I rooted it, installed twrp and cyanogenmod with lollipop 5.0. And without a computer. I rooted it with KingRoot, a oneclickroot program for the people that want to root just for the root acces and dont really care about how it's done and stuff like that. Then with rom manager installed twrp. And with twrp i flashed CM. So i tried OneClickRoot software on my G5 Plus. And it failed. Kingroot, kingoroot, framaroot, baiduroot, towelroot, oneclickroot etc. And all failed, which is probably because it's locked.. Well OFCOURSE that's the reason what am i thinking!? But back to the phone. If anyone has an idea on how to do this if its even possible... Please let me know! I tried everything.. (i think?) I would prefer a way where it only roots so keeps the stock recovery. This way i can still install system updates right? I have no idea..

Thanks alot. PS. Sorry for probably many grammar mistakes.
[General Questions and Answers] ramiabouzahra:
From the little research that I did, it seems like you HAVE to use a computer to do it. My advice is, since you are still at school, get some friends... that have computers and use it. Another thing that I thought was somewhat bootleg, get another android device and install the fastboot command on it and use a usb otg cable to connect to it. I have adb working as a command, so I guess fastboot could work as well lol.

Good luck!
[Galaxy Grand 2 General] kolng:
hi . i have Galaxy Grand 2 SM-G7102 and i always setup Custom rom on my device. but afew weeks, when I install orginal rom 4.4.2 my wifi not work and is off alway. please help:(
[Galaxy Grand 2 General] mhs5941:
Install your country roms and download the firmware from sammobile.com

I hope that it works
[Galaxy Grand 2 General] kolng:
tnx for reply Countryman:D I use many Various firmware but no wifi.
[Galaxy Grand 2 General] mhs5941:
In the custom roms wifi working ?
[Galaxy Grand 2 General] kolng:
YES. everything in Custom rom is OK
[Galaxy Grand 2 General] mani_photoworkz:
Root your phone and flash rio kernel it will work
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GandalfPR:
Recently I purchased an unlocked Verizon LG G4 phone for my daughter and I just placed the SIM card, and bring it to an AT&T store where they changed the parameters and it worked. It is receiving calls, SMS and have access to internet but showing an "H" so I believe that is probably a slow internet reception.

Is it possible for me to load the bootloader and firmware to make this unit 100% compatible with the AT&T network?

Thanks!
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheMadScientist:
Unfort no these devices have locked bls and a hard brick will more than likely occure. If its rooted u might try enabling all the lte bands if it supports it.
[Android] SunethPriyankara:
K-Lite S7 Phablet Firmware need or Need to Know flash with any other rom with this tablet. tab is working ok but stuck in boot logo and restart over and over. recovery mode not booting and crash. please help me.

Main Board - KA7703-12_MAIN_V5.1

Hardware : MT6582 (MT8312 is Fake!)

Model : K-Lite S7 Phablet

Build number : KKS_NCX_KA7703-12-_V5.1_V1.0_20150119

Build date UTC : 20150120-090114

Android v : 4.4.2

Baseband v: MOLY.WR8.W1315.MD.WG.MP.V15.P2, 2014/03/22 14:31

Kernel v : 3.4.67 (se04@concox-dev1-PowerEdge-R610) (gcc version 4.7 (GCC) ) #1 SMP Thu Jan 22 09:43:00 CST 2015

Please help me... Thank you!!!
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] xenokc:
Would hope so otherwise I guess I'll hold off for Pixel 2.
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] tech_head:
I hope so. Part of the paradigm is that you own your phone.

No logos, remove whatever software you want.
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] krabman:
Make me the third in agreement, probably also the third commenter who looked for this information but couldn't find it. O_o I did read one commentary on it that I hadn't thought of which was a comparison to One+. Many credit part of their success (One+) to embracing the enthusiast market and it's unlikely that Essential didn't consider the segment in their business plan. They do have to get their foot in the door somehow and they would know that cant beat Samsung at being Samsung. Adding fuel to that would be that Andy himself was reported to be a key proponent of leaving the phones unlocked and seeing what the community would do with them while at Google.
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] stewa2jm:
I hope so as well. I was hoping for a new OS, honestly. Something different than iOS or Android, and still Linux based. We need some more competition out there... The specs look great, and I really like the small bezel. If I knew it would be developer friendly, I'd reserve my today.

EDIT* - I sent an support query on the site about this very question. I'll post any response I receive.
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] skw5115:
I'm also hoping the device will be unlockable/rootable. Without it, the likelihood that they'll gain much traction from enthusiasts will be poor. I'd also likely end up with a Pixel 2. Before the phone was revealed my mind was made up about getting a Pixel 2, however I won't lie, this has caught my attention
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] tech_head:
Nothing grabbed my attention before this phone.

Unless the BL can be unlocked, they won't get my sale.

I like my Nexus 6P and I can hang with it a while longer.
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] stewa2jm:
Just a little FYI - I registered for one of these and it requires no payment information. If I find out later it isn't developer friendly, I don't purchase!
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] tech_head:
Oh, I registered yesterday. And the same here. If the BL is locked I just won't buy it.

I have hope, since they are under no pressure from carriers to lock. I think as a boutique having a BL that can be unlocked is a selling point.
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] StephenMilone:
In the same situation as others, I'll only purchase if BL can be unlocked. Lets' hope so!!
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] dontbeweakvato:
This type of phone really only appeals to the upper echelon of phone connoisseurs like us. There's no branding no logos nothing on the outside. I am assuming it is rootable and will allow the bootloader to be unlocked. They don't know where this phone will go. It might do very well as a competitor to Google pixel or the best of whoever. I was wondering what Android version it will run and is it stock Google or is their skin version of Google. If it is going to be stock I wonder who is designing the rom or where they are going to get it
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] krabman:
Keep in mind they're readying a Home/Echo competitor and this assitant is supposed to be on the phone as well. This is best monetized with a locked bootloader to allow for pay schemes. On the other hand said assistant is allegedly going to work offline in many instances to help with security and privacy. Like others if I have to lay a 20 down on which way it goes I bet on the bootloader being unlocked but I'm not sure of it.
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] stewa2jm:
I believed it will be a very vanilla Android N. They have their own assistant they are working on. The other device, Home, runs Ambient OS, so perhaps in time they'll have their own OS? Probably just a flavor or distro of Android, though, is my guess.

Good points. I'm betting unlockable too. Andy Rubin championed Android to me more open source, so I don't think he'll abandon that.
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] krabman:
Yeah, as I said he was publicly pro on unlocked bootloaders while at Goog. The ambient OS is certainly an interesting question with some saying it is not android sourced. The interesting part comes in where Rubin has stated that they look forward to the open source additions to it and where it will take the device. Since it's supposed to be a layer that can globally communicate with Home, Echo, and other systems and associated AIs you have to assume it will also act to leverage those devices in some further way.

Imagine the ways this could play out. For instance if you're Android and the Mrs is Apple in theory if you have given Essentials device permission to access both it could ask both Siri and Google assistant a question and forward the results of both to you. Want to talk to a Samsung applience running Tizen it can do it either directly or leverage other systems to do it. The more I read about what these guys are up to the more I think they have a fairly compelling business plan. A whole lot of people don't want multiple devices to access all their smart devices throughout the home or be limited to one walled garden. This effectively breaks down that wall and allows for mix and match as desired. Brilliant.

But I digress... O_o As he has stated the home device will allow for open source addtions that is in my mind a positive sign about the phone and whether or not it will be unlocked.
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] Toon10:
Now we are sure :)
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] LLStarks:
Still, $700. Your move, OnePlus.
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] stewa2jm:
Nice! Still no response to my query. Good to know!
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] Antebios:
So, quick question: With an unlocked bootloader, will this affect Android Pay?
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] Toon10:
Not with my current Oneplus One. But root does.
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] ruvort:
Woot! And it's in response to my query as well ?
[Essential Phone Questions & Answers] tech_head:
Verizon...... OnePlus not an option.

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Running AndroidPay on a BL unlockeded and rooted Nexus 6P.

No issues. It's Magisk.....

But now that we know BL unlocked. I'll be picking one up.