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[Verizon LG G6 Questions & Answers] RJH_MUSIC:
Verizon VVM for Unlocked Phones

Having the same issue after just buying an LG V20 unlocked CDMA. Funny thing is i cannot understand why i did not have this problem when i bought my MOTO X pure edition CDMA unlocked phone in 2016. I think it is because the app was still available on Google Play then. I also get the APK corrupt message when i try to install the downloaded APK. First of all, when i did a transfer of all my apps to a new phone, i noticed that the Verizon Voicemail wasn't copied. I later saw in the Google Play app under library that it is not compatible with my phone, which is bull hokey because i just got an additional Verizon version of that same phone and it is preinstalled on that phone. I even used an APK extractor on that phone to copy out the VVM APK but got the same corrupt message when i tried to install it on my unlocked version. I believe it is due to a couple of things. I noticed that Verizon made a considerable amount of changes to the OS because the same phones with Android 7 have different settings screens. the language in the menu screens is even different. SO i think they embedded system or other files for this APK into the framework or OS of Verizon version phones and that is why the APK will not install.

So I used a program from the play store called Resource Extractor and extracted the Voicemail app from the Verizon LG V20 and copied the contents of the extracted files to the SD card. Interestingly enough, all of the file folders indicate 0 files until you copy to another folder on your SD card. There are now 662 files and folders in that folder. My problem is that i know nothing about APK development or coding on Android so i do not know how to take the extracted folders and files and create an APK from them. Has anyone had any success with this since the first posting here??? I like Verizon's visual voice mail application because it works much better than all the rest, but i refuse to pay Verizon 800 bucks for a new one. The one i recently purchased on the net is going back because the screen doesn't look right and the fingerprint reader is either not functional or disabled. It was claimed to be "New" but i have doubts because the screen colors do not look right. Here is the really funny thing. There is no reference in any of the setup process or in settings later for the fingerprint reader at all. So either this model did not have one or Verizon disabled it when they over wrote the OS. I don't really know.

Thanks For Listening

RJ
[Verizon LG G5 Questions & Answers] Deleted member 8292574:
Hi does anyone know how to install OS lineage on the LG from verizon?

I have lay in all threads but no one explains or speaks of it :eek: :eek:

Greetings from Uruguay :) :) :) :)
[Verizon LG G5 Questions & Answers] caseyr7:
Can't, no root yet.
[Verizon LG G5 Questions & Answers] darkharbinger81:
Don't think there will be root or recovery I've had this phone almost a year and I've seen nothing for root let alone recovery. :(

Sent from darkharbinger81's Verizon lg g5 non rooted yet
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] saqlainrattansi:
I used to have this problem where my cell/mobile standby would be around 18% after 24 hours. Thats a lot of drain. I looked in several places for a solution but didn't find any. I even did a factory reset but still had the problem.

So I shifted my sim into the sim slot 2 and the problem was gone. Right now I have used the phone for 24 hours and the cell/mobile standby is at 8%

So that fixes that
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] ckret:
eventhough the cell/mobile standby shows up in my battery stats on first place I dont have the feeling that it really consumes that much energy that it shows

my SOT is still great 6h+ with high usage so I guess it is a display error
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] saqlainrattansi:
Really? How much is your drain due to cell standby after 24 hours? Or even 18 or so hours.
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] emanuellp:
Shifting my sim into sim slot 2 did not fix it.

Does anybody know how to fix it?
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] dheerajdilip:
Try switching off wifi scanning and Bluetooth scanning under location settings. Also disable location history. It gives a better mobile standby. But even this is not a stable measure to stop abnormal battery drain by standby. Even I suffer from the same issue.:rolleyes:

I believe its a software bug. Most people say they get good battery. Even i do. But I just can't digest the fact that mobile standby is using up quarter of the charge (250-300mAh in 3 hours) when the standby in my old Moto G2 uses negligible battery (60mAh in 13 hours).
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] johnwest72:
I think WMWiFiRouter caused my battery to stop working, permanently. I know, that sounds crazy, right? Here's what happened...

o I plugged the phone into a wall charger.

o I set up WMWiFiRouter on my Hermes. It worked perfectly... I just had to turn on DHCP Allocator.

o I connected two laptops to it, doing basic web browsing.

o I ran a ping running constantly, and every once in a while, the ping to the 'net would fail... resetting the IP address on my laptop always fixed it.

o After several hours of using it like this, the connection died. I went to the phone, and it was off, and had a red LED light lit. It would not turn on at all. The phone, while not scorching, was hotter than I've ever experienced before.

o The battery I was using was an extended battery. It no longer works. I've used this battery exclusively for almost a year, and have never had a single issue with it.

o I tried the original phone battery, and it worked fine.

So, the phone is fine, but the battery is dead. I'm not suggesting that WMWiFiRouter has a software problem of any kind. But I'm betting the strain of using WiFi and 3G at the same time for extended periods was too much for the phone, causing more heat than usual, indicating the battery was working too hard. So, I wouldn't tell anyone not to use WMWiFi, but be careful. I'm afraid to use it again, and yet I might take my chances anyway, because it's so darn useful :).

John
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rudegar:
maybe thats why there are not more programs like it

with batt limits

and latency when i routes i'm sure

it not a good replacement for a usbWifi card and a wifi Router
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Chainfire:
How long ago did the other battery die? You may want to try it again a day later or so.

Yes, the devices take a lot power using WiFi full time and so obviously the device will get hot, which they don't like. How hot they get is device specific though, doesn't seem too bad with my Kaiser. One guy has claimed running it continuesly for a month without issue.

So short version: maybe :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] johnwest72:
You are right! I just tried it after a couple of days, and the extended battery does indeed work again! How did you know that :)?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Chainfire:
Probably the battery just overheated and got a chemical imbalance due to it... often settles down if you leave it alone a bit. Happens with all kinds of batteries, not just phone batteries :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Farsquidge:
Try using a stock battery, you may find that it will work OK.

Most lithium batteries have some form of resettable thermal trip within them to prevent fire/explosion due to catastophic discharge. It will reset after a time depending on how hot the battery got and how fast it can cool down (better out of the phone). If you have noticed the stock battery, it has a metal plate to try to act as a simple heatsink/spreader.

Third party batteries don't usually have this and thus suffer more from overheat.

The ones that you have heard of from laptops that go 'BLEWIE!!' are usually due to faulty manufacture causing an internal breakdown of isolation layers and subsequently an internal short by one or more cells not covered by the thermal trip. :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Chainfire:
Yeah what he ^^^ said :D
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Farsquidge:
I shall have to stop snacking on those dictionaries Chainfire, they give me and other people heartburn!! :D:D:D
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] cannon4050:
wmwifirouter

I am in need of help can you please tell me where and what to download to turn my verizon xv6800 into a wmwifirouter? any info will be greatly appreciated
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Jay2TheRescue:
Don't the new modern cellular batteries have on-board processors that are supposed to regulate the power, and shut the battery down to prevent damage from overcharging or severe drain? Maybe the aftermarket battery you used had a defective or mismatched processor for the battery.

-Jay
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] wolvmarine:
I love playing/streaming music through tcpmp while at work. Only problem is that after about a couple of hours of streaming music the kaiser will just shut down all the way down. the first time scared the hell out of me. But I had read the WHOLE wiki on lithium batteries so I quickly calmed down and hoped that it was the battery's safety circuitry causeing the abrupt stoppage. My kaiser also wears a clear case, which looks great and restricts very little when using the keyboard but sadly it works as a great insulator along with the rubber, grippy battery cover of the kaiser's. So double insulation is causing the failure but I don't want my kaiser unprotected either.

I have got some plans on rigging up a heatsink apparatus that will extend past the case or replace the restrictive case and the clear case as well. Another reason to find or build an effective sink would be to preserve the battery's life. Supposedly heat is the quickiest way to kill a lithium battery. Now thinking about it I could probably do without the pain in the a$$ to get off back cover all together. as long as the battery sat in its cavity snuggly enough. I'm thinking a few layers of aluminum screening soldered or glued to together would make a fine heatsink. if done neatly would probably look like carbon fiber! Hopefully a good Hsink can be sold by a third party but I doubt it since extreme computing/heating since to be a new issue.

OBTW, WMWiFi makes a great hand warming program when its cold outside!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Dc_striker:
stop being lazy and google it
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bukaida:
I was trying a new ROM after installing mobile odin (pro) and superSu. However after failed installation the tab is restarting in recovery mode only ( screen shot attached). It is neither detected by odin nor can I install any apk as it is not booting further. I have wiped all data and caches and also have the recovery image (cwm and one supplied by mobile odin) but both are showing signature verification failed due to stock <3e>. So if somehow I can bypass the signature verification , I can load the backup. In short--

1. Tab not detected in PC ( via ODIN) , which was perfectly detected earlier. So no method via PC possible.

2. Tab not going beyond recovery mode, so no APK installation is possible.

3. It can read from SD card in recovery mode , but every image ( I know they are good, as used them earlier) is showing " Signature verification failed" and aborting.

4. I have a working CWM image but cannot install it due to reason 3 ( probably <3e> is the culprit).

I have searched the forum as far as I could but found all solutions are either PC based or APK based.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] john99ap:
When you are in recovery, is the tab detected via adb from pc?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lightracer:
Signature verification fails because you are on stock recovery. Also have you tried booting in to download mode then plugging the USB cable to your tablet, then pressing volume up to start the download mode, then plugging the other end to your PC while odin is running? It should get detected
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bukaida:
Power+ Vol up and Power + Vol down both are going to recovery mode. Plus getting an error 'logo_espresso7.jpg' draw failed at initial screen. Is there any <3e> compatable recovery without signature verification failed that can be run from sd card directly?

:(

Ps: This happened when I tried to install "crdroid-5.1.1-20151103-p3110" via mobile ODIN pro.

The Tab is not detected in ADB server either.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] john99ap:
The rom was meant to be installed with twrp or other custom recovery and not via mobile odin.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bukaida:
Yeah, the fault is mine, lack of knowledge. But what now? Can I recover my Tab ?

please help.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bukaida:
[Solved Problem]

The problem is solved. I finally could figure out that the culprit was the external volume down key ( not letting me go to download mode). So I opened the back cover as the last option and press the soft points corresponding to volume down and power together with two tooth-peaks. And voila , it issued the warning screen, and pressed up and it went to download mode. Connected with odin, flashed and load cwm recovery :). Now that <3e> kernel is also gone. :o

Ps. It was weird about the Vol key behavior as it was working fine in both side in recovery mode during selection.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smart-t78:
if you want to install the latest roms, you should update to the latest common twrp from android-andi http://andi34.github.io/recoveries_tab2.html

cwm recovery is outdated and causing issues with the latest roms
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bukaida:
Is twrp safe to run from mobile odin? Will it automatically overwrite installed cwm?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smart-t78:
install twrp as zip with your current cwm. its the easiest way. twrp will replace cwm, yes.
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[LeEco Le Max 2 Questions & Answers] Bobenjanneke:
Dear all,

I finally got TWRP flashed onto my Le Max..

With TWRP, I backupped my phone and copied it to my PC.

I downloaded several roms to my Le Max, wich all went ok...

In the TWRP recovery menu, I choose Wipe All ( Dalvik, system, Cache, Data, Internal )...

But now, you guess, there is no OS on the phone...:(:confused:

When I enter TWRP recovey menu, advanced, sideload, I tried to copy a rom to the phone via " ADB SIDELOAD MAX.ZIP" but I get the message on the pc

loading : max.zip

* cannot read max.zip

Who can help? At the moment I dont have a USB stick....
[LeEco Le Max 2 Questions & Answers] AhmadSant:
if max.zip is your backup then do restore.
[LeEco Le Max 2 Questions & Answers] Bobenjanneke:
Max.zip is my rename of 23S Chinese...

My backup is " 2017-05-24--12-39-24_FIXNAOP5801607292S_release-keys"

It is more, how to get the files on my phone without a OTG USB stick...

Which commands and so...

ADB SIDELOAD xxxx.img works better, then xxxx.zip.

But I cant find any rom in .img format...
[LeEco Le Max 2 Questions & Answers] jufece:
If you flash system off course you get No OS, because you deleted system partition.

And do not wipe Internal, phone has no sd card. When you flash internal you delete everything on the media partition which includes backup, music, photos, and the ROMs yo downloaded. When you flash a rom you only need to wipe cache, dalvik media and data. (System when u move from stock to custom, if you flash system and then try to flash another stock rom you will get error 7)

Now, I don't know what "max.zip" is. Try with other rom file or download cuoco92 fastboot version, then put your phone on fastboot mode, execute cuoco installation on PC and it will automatically flash the rom.

Edit: Install this driver https://drive.google.com/open?id=0By3XfnDvUFlAYXBZbFNhYTdCcjQ and then try to connect your phone to pc when in TWRP. It lets connect in MTP mode and it works for me

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[LeEco Le Max 2 Questions & Answers] Bobenjanneke:
max.zip = 23s Chinese ROM
[LeEco Le Max 2 Questions & Answers] Palm Trees:
While booted into TWRP. Connect your phone via the charging cable to your computer and copy rom + GApps to the internal storage of your phone.

Now install in TWRP.
[LeEco Le Max 2 Questions & Answers] Bobenjanneke:
Everybody allready thank you!

I don't know HOW to copy the files to my phone...

It is in recovery TWRP mode not recognized in Explorer, and the ADB command's I have found on Google, like ADB SIDELOAD and ADB PUSH don't work...

Does someone know if the USB cable witch came with the package, is OTG ready?
[LeEco Le Max 2 Questions & Answers] VC-34:
Copy the ROM to the ADB & Fastboot file path, then connect your Le Max 2 with your pc.

Now go in TWRP to Advanced and click on "ADB Sideload", type in ADB "adb sideload nameofthefile.zip", this will flash your ROM.

(It will not work with EUI but with every other ROM)

Or you push it with ADB push: "adb push /filepath/nameofthefile.zip/sdcard" after this click on Install, and install ist. ? Hope this helps your, and sorry for my bad english.
[LeEco Le Max 2 Questions & Answers] Bobenjanneke:
What's the way to work when I want all of my 64gb ? ( If possible )

I read some about X829 has encrypted partition?

So when ( when all is fixed ) i am in the phone filemanager, I see total free space = 64gb -/- ROM = 60GB
[LeEco Le Max 2 Questions & Answers] jufece:
It's imposible to get 64 gb free...

And as far as I know the encryption problem is an issue fixed from 19S and above

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[LeEco Le Max 2 Questions & Answers] Bobenjanneke:
THE PHONE IS

****************************** ALIVE ******************************

THANK YOU very much!!!

( BTW, thank you all folks !!!! )
[LeEco Le Max 2 Questions & Answers] cy-rock:
just wanted to say that I sideloaded Aurel EUI Rom.

but not recommended as it took me 2 tries.
[LeEco Le Max 2 Questions & Answers] Bobenjanneke:
What is best ROM for the Le Max 2?

I had vendor rom, which I turned on in the Chinese.

Now I have the Cuoco rom with some apps...

And "the best" rom is for everybody different, but I am curious at the thougths of other people about it...

I continiou that in another forum

( https://xdaforums.com/le-max-2/development/best-stock-custom-rom-le-max-2-x829-t3612563 )
[LeEco Le Max 2 Questions & Answers] VC-34:
It's because aurel EUI-ROM uses Aroma Installer.
[LeEco Le Max 2 Questions & Answers] Bobenjanneke:
What if I format my internal storage, and then repair the internal storage with cuoco92 fastboot version?

Whill that work?

Thank you already guys!
[LeEco Le Max 2 Questions & Answers] jufece:
It doesn't matter because when u flash a rom with fastboot method it wipes everything.

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[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] bartxsporx1:
I have a problem, the most wakeups are caused by "android". Is there any way to make it lower?
[Android Head-Units] androidcan:
Hi all - apologies and please move if in wrong section.

I've had a Roadnav S160 I think it is - (will check the exact model later) for a few months now in my Vauxhall/Opel GTC.

It's both great, as in, it's functional - waze or google maps, google play music functionality, full android meaning more functions than any other products and all the steering buttons work.

However, it's also the slowest steaming pile of cack android device I've ever used. It really is appalling. You can make do because you're driving obviously (press button, wait 30 secs for response), but if this was a phone or tablet it'd be in the bin. Also, the sound quality is worse than the original unit, plus it'd be nice to use the android auto app - it doesn't work on kit kat.

Obviously we all know the reason for this - it's just cheap, low end hardware.

My question is, I've been dreaming recently of my pixel phone hardware being transferred into the unit. All that speed and smoothness and better sound and everything. Literally all that would be retained is the screen.

Is this a realistic project that someone could do? I'd pay a sizeable sum. Can easily justify it because I'm planning on keeping the car another few years.
[Android Head-Units] ikerg:
Why dont you change it for a px5 ?

Do you have universal headunit or specific opel?

Px5 units are octa core ans 2gb ram. They boot from zero in just 20secs but they can be on a sleep state (with a minimum battery consumption) that makes the boot was instantaneous

https://m.es.aliexpress.com/search....eq=200449852&sortType=TC3_D&groupId=501859463

On the link you have two models with octa core and Android 6.

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[Android Head-Units] androidcan:
I've got an Opel one bought from iceboxauto in uk.

And I didn't know about those ones linked - I suppose my only concern is I'm assuming all of these chinese ones look ok on paper, but performance-wise will be disappointing. But it's an option.
[Android Head-Units] ikerg:
Trust me...is night and day.

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[Android Head-Units] DylanHarper:
Maybe in performance, but how is the SQ of these units, that's my biggest grip. I love the fact that they fully functional etc, but then you play any form of music and it's disappointing.

I too would pay to have the chips / processors upgraded, if i could keep the look of the unit as it's car specific.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] kykyth:
I have owned the phone for 2 weeks and have some really horrible scratches on the screen already. I really don't feel the screen should scratch this easily as I have never experienced this with a phone before.

The phone has been in a case since day 1 that elevates it if placed face down. Additionally I have not dropped the phone at all. The phone always goes straight to my pocket by itself facing my leg. I checked for dirt in my pockets and there is none that I can ever feel. I really don't understand how this is happening. The scratches are extremely noticeable in direct light and do not resemble microscratches, but thick scratches. I feel as if this glass is defective or something with how quickly and seemingly easily it has scratched.

Is there anything I can do to exchange the phone, buff the scratches, or get rid of them?
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] kykyth:
Here are some photos of the scratches, granted the camera doesnt really capture it as well.

https://imgur.com/gallery/OtuAt
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] Tristan1302:
Yes it is not normal at all, did you put the phone in the sand or something like that, because i don't know if Samsung cover this damage. If it was on the phone at the opening of the box, the warranty can be used i think.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] kykyth:
It was not on the phone when opening the box and no it has not shown any signs of sand on it. Just scratches appearing.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] Tristan1302:
The scratches cannot appears like that, something has scratched your phone, I have it for 1 month and there is ont a single scratch on the screen, it's really strange...
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] methoddon1:
2 weeks, as new.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] theprfct10:
You're not alone. I found several lower left side. Frustrating to say the least!