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[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] sjrmac:
Thanks for the reply! We started with a mix of [MENTION=1012585]sirmordred[/MENTION]'s and [MENTION=1816400]cars1189[/MENTION]'s trees and kernels respectively. We are reworking the hardware that doesn't work from some scratch and already written stuff to make it work nicely. [MENTION=1816400]cars1189[/MENTION] cm12.1 was like 100% stable but it wasn't even close when we initially went to build it with LOS13. Nougat would be good to try but MM needs a stable base for now if you get what I mean. We are optimizing RAM as much as possible, currently the system reads 423MB. We are planning some more optimization soon but we are working on fixing rebooting, SE Policy, and such. Otherwise the system UI runs pretty quick right now. In general, MM will be more usable than Nougat but I'll talk to AndroidLover, my helper/dev and bug fixer, and we will figure something out!
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] cars1189:
Nice to see someone still working on this. Theres definitely many things that need fixing if someone is to update for newer android versions. Last i left off the sensors where being moved open source and while they work on older versions even 5.1.1 had issues with some of them. If anyone wants help or for me to try a build(if you have a bootable base) id be more then happy to help test, I just dont have much time for development. Good Luck!
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] sjrmac:
It would be great to help us out! There is a test build that boots but has some rebooting issues. In the Downloads section of this thread. So yeah, we need a hand with testing and stuf!

Thanks!

Sam
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] sjrmac:
Oh, sorry! I should include a built boot.img from our cm12 kernel(yours that got androidlover to get it to boot it for now.) THE boot.img is now available in the downloads section. Also if logcat can be posted a zip file or text file, that would be great, or we will find another way to share them.

Sam
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] sjrmac:
Hey all, I added a link to the first post. It includes out new Telegram groupchat link to talk about the phone, etc. in there. Go join it if you like!
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] sjrmac:
We are planning to push out a new build in a day or so that will be much better. Stay posted!! Write us any questions and I will read them!
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] sjrmac:
I'm building tonight, will have a build up tomorrow morning POST around 10ish if it works without build errors. Any of you guys have questions about the ROM, etc. ?
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] sjrmac:
New build is available for download in the threads download section. I'll update the changelog soon. Let me know what works/doesn't work in the new build!

*EDIT* The build I uploaded DOES NOT BOOT! I will reupload tomorrow with a working one. Sorry!
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] sjrmac:
Currently having trouble with libs and things, we are playing around with things to get stuff working, anyone have suggestions?
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] sjrmac:
Hey all, been busy but I want to get back to this phone this week with 13.0 if it's possible for me, anyone want to help me? That would be awesome!

Sam
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] GuestK00241:
Hey man, I would love to help, I am not a developer or anything but I can try the builds if you wish. Tried the one in the downloads section but didn't read that it didn't boot so if you have one that I could try I can get back to you and report everything. :p
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] GuestK00241:
Sorry for double posting, was really interested in this and was wondering if you got any news or if you are still working in this, would love a build to play with! hahah ? and thanks to you for this!
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] sjrmac:
I really want to get back to this phone, something keeps bringing me back. I'm trying to get a few other devices I have done. For now though, I've been looking at 14.1 as that seems promising. I'll see what I can do :) any help with development too is much appreciated
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] GuestK00241:
Thanks man and I would love to help with development but I really don't have any knowledge in it, but I'm looking forward to learning and would if you could tell me where to start. :victory:
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] zuhero:
Any news?
[Samsung Gear S3] CausticGlass:
Hello,

I have searched and searched over the web for an way to stream music from my Galaxy S7 to my Gear S3, and the only response that pops up is 'how to transfer your music' or 'how to use your gear to control music playing from your phone', which isn't what I want. For one thing, the amount of music could never fit on my gear, and secondly what if I need to put my phone away or its in another room and I'd like to play the music through my watch speakers? If anyone could help me with this in any way, I would be very grateful.

P.s. oh, and if anybody knows a way to use the phone to play gear music (I.e. making the phone a Bluetooth receiver), that would be amazing.

Thanks, Gavin
[Samsung Gear S3] gpmg762:
Using the music app, you can choose the source to phone or watch (top right icon). This works as long they're within Bluetooth range.
[Samsung Gear S3] CausticGlass:
Well, yes, but when changing the music source to the phone, the music plays from the phone itself rather than from the gear's speakers, which is what I'm looking for
[Samsung Gear S3] Audrosecheng:
Were u able to find the solution for this? When i first got my watch somehow it played from the watch but now its just back to the phone speaker.
[Samsung Gear S3] CausticGlass:
Sadly not, as no one can either come up with a reply or take the time to help.
[Samsung Gear S3] po3t:
I've noticed that some times when i listen to music on my phone(native player or even spotify) and it gets a call, the music stops (like it should) . When I'm answering using my watch, the music player starts to play again via the watch speaker. So i hear both the other party and the soge playing simultaneously . The other party isn't aware of this and can't hear this funny streaming combination. So technically it's more than possible.

I once listened to "family of the year - hero" and my mom called, when she said "hello" the music started to stream again and the singer told my mom "let me go, i don't want to be your hero". =)
[Samsung Gear S3] tanerf82_:
what about this?

any solutions?

I used gear s3 with iPhone 6s before, I was able to stream anything to watch's speaker.. because iPhone was connecting with the watch with 2 different type of bluetooth connection. one was speaker and the other was watch. iPhone sees s3 as speaker but Samsung does not.. wtf?
[Samsung Gear S3] logicaldeveloper@live.com:
Exactly, first time when i got watch i was able to play the song from mobile in either phone speakers or gear speakers. I got a music update after which i am able to only switch music source but not audio source
[Samsung Gear S3] PiArc:
I'm also interested in finding a solution for this. It should definitely be technically possible.
[Samsung Gear S3] brokencello:
What I've discovered so far...

So I finally sound the "three dots" on the side app which only appear for me when streaming from the watch itself. Then it plays from the watch speakers with the option to stream to headphones . Still not understanding how to stream from the phone to watch speakers though. This is really silly no? I know I've done it before. You'd think Samsung wod have the answer somewhere... Perhaps it's an effort to get you to buy music on their platform rather than streaming from a third party?
[Samsung Gear S3] Atekka:
Gear s3 is underwhelming

I bought this watch thinking samsung products can do everything I'll be satisfied. Then realized shortly after that many functions which should be obviously desired and easily accomplished are simply unavailable. I really wish samsung would enhance their current gear watches because this crap is rediculous.
[T-Mobile LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Aimless Rambler:
See Post #2
[T-Mobile LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Aimless Rambler:
This was not generated for thieves or hackers. I agree entirely that security is important but there are many of us in the world who just slip up and do dumb stuff on occasion. Locking oneself out of their own device is more common than you'd expect.

This write-up may seem a bit complex but is actually pretty easy. The only steps that were originated by myself are using the headphone jack and using menu code to enable debugging. Everything else was built on other people's work, in which the origins can be found all over youtube and other websites. No idea who came up with it first. I give credit where i can find it. As well, if you jack up your phone during any misadventures, I am not responsible.

​

What you need: PC, device USB drivers, USB cord, and of course the device to unlock.

This pertains to the LG G6 T-mobile model # with software version was H87210e_00_0322 (March 2017 patch).

Once on the startup screen (Google Setup Wizard) , sign into wifi, progress to the Google sign in screen, then page back to the wifi screen. Click onto whichever name you are not signed onto as if to fill out password, don’t. Once the keyboard is up, click on settings icon in keyboard. See below for a diagram of sorts.

Settings >General>Smart Settings>Earphone [set app to settings {phone}]

Plug into headphone jack and phone dialer pops up.

​

3. Dial *#546368#*872# (Field Test Mode). Go to SVC>LDB> Enable usb debugging

Back out to primary GUI phone screen and reboot. Once rebooted leave alone.

4. Plug phone into PC and start adb terminal. If you do not already have ADB, Google it.

Insure your usb drivers for your computer are up to date.

At terminal prompt type > ADB devices, make sure your device is recognized.

5. From the guide linked below enter the following command.

adb shell content insert --uri content://settings/secure --bind name:s:user_setup_complete --bind

value:s:1

This will clear the setup wizard.

6. REBOOT and send thanks!

Links

http://www.gsmplayer.com/frp-via-adb-command/

my crappy web page

https://raff1ut.wixsite.com/otgg

NOTE: *#546368#*872# 872 designates the T-Mobile device model number, if coming from another carrier be sure to enter your particular model number instead of 872.
[T-Mobile LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] bracebg:
lg g6

i get and error unsupported argument please help
[T-Mobile LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] ksuhiyp:
Will this work for other devices like pixel xl
[T-Mobile LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] rlang85:
THANKS!!

Hey,

I just wanted to say thanks for helping me get back into my phone. One thing: "adb shell content insert --uri *content://settings/secure --bind name:s:user_setup_complete -- * * * * * * *bind value:s:1"

Is what you have listed on your site as the command. This has a formatting error and should read: "adb shell content insert --uri *content://settings/secure --bind name:s:user_setup_complete --bind value:s:1"

Was this intentional?

Thanks again!
[T-Mobile LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Aimless Rambler:
First, sorry it took me this long to see this reply. Seems to be a thing with app notifications on my phone, didn't see any until I signed onto a computer. Anyway, you're referring to an external link within the OTGG site and what I see within it is as follows "adb shell content insert --uri content://settings/secure --bind name:s:user_setup_complete --bind value:s:1" Unless it was fixed prior to my revisit it appears to be the same as what you've posted.

* EDIT: On looking again, I see in fact that you are referring to the OTGG text. I do believe that would be considered a typo or furthermore a format issue ... ha. Thanks!
[T-Mobile LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Aimless Rambler:
Doubtful, but you can always tinker and try.
[T-Mobile LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Aimless Rambler:
First, apologies for taking so long to see this. Hopefully you have it figured out by now. For future reference; it might help to be more descriptive into the steps or process you were at when the error message occurred as I, obviously didn't run into that issue. Also, it could be that this little hole was patched.
[T-Mobile LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] melie323:
hi i have the lg g6 h872 and i id exactly as instructed but i cant get the phone dialer to come up please help
[T-Mobile LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Aimless Rambler:
Apologies for just seeing this, I'm not getting notifications for some reason. All I can recommend is to retry all the steps. Also, your phone may have been patched/updated since this write-up. I don't have the G6 anymore so I can't replicate the error you're getting. Not getting phone dialer up doesn't give me much to go on with just my memory.
[T-Mobile LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Lena1978:
Debugging shaded

Hello

I went through all the steps and the USB debugging is shaded grey??????? PLEASE HELP FAST!!!
[T-Mobile LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] joshuaedrake:
The debugging option on my G6 is grayed out as well. Does anyone know of any other options that might currently be working?
[T-Mobile LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] tecknight:
Better yet, use the command:

adb shell settings put secure user_setup_complete 1
[T-Mobile LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] KnownAsDon:
I am sorry but that partially worked for me. I just bypassed the frp on LG G4 | android version 6.0 | security patch 2016-09-01 and unfortunately none of the tutorials completely solved it. This is my method.

- First connect the phone to wifi.

- Select an other wifi or "add wifi" just so you can type some text. Select the text, press the tree dots for extra options and click on "Assist", if that does nothing at first click, click it one more time. That will open google. From here we can open any application we want.

- Type phone and at the very bottom of the results the "Phone" application will be listed, click it to open it. After that type on the dialer the following string: *#546368#*811# (Note: The last 3 numbers correspond to your lg model, you can find the model by removing the battery on the sticker. Mine was LG-H811 [T-Mobile]. That will open the "Hidden Menu".

- Navigate to SVC Menu > LDB where you will find an USB debugging option. Enable it.

- Restart device.

- Now you have adb access to your phone. Now you need a PC with any operating system but with adb installed. Also you need to download this 2 files, gam-6 and frp-login. Put them in a new folder. You can get adb from here. Connect the device to the computer and in the folder you created open an cmd prompt if in windows or a terminal if in linux or mac. Type the following commands on the terminal:

# adb devices (You will get a prompt on your phone to allow access. Allow it.)

# adb install -r gam-6.apk (Since we can not enable "Unknown Resources" we are going to use adb to install the apk we need.

The "-r" options is for overwriting the existing google account manager.)

# adb install frp-login.apk

- Now navigate to the wireless screen to once again open the google. Select an other wifi or "add wifi" just so you can type some text. Select the text, press the tree dots for extra options and click on "Assist", if that does nothing at first click, click it one more time. Type "FRP" and from the results select the application we installed "FRP Bypass". On the application click on the 3 dots located on the right top corner of the screen. Click on "Browser sign-in" and click on "OK". Now sign in with a valid google account.

- After you've signed in you will be brought back the the google screen. Restart your device and go through the steps as if your phone was never locked.

- Make an "Factory Reset" as a clean up.

- Done.

Note that this method is only tested on LG G4 android version 6.0. If you need help just reply.
[T-Mobile LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Aimless Rambler:
Nice, granted the post you're replying to was done for the G6 over 2 years ago (not G4) but information that might be handy nonetheless.
[T-Mobile LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] KnownAsDon:
Yeah, and granted that the phone was released 4 years ago you'd think there surely is a tutorial or post that will solve the problem but 2 hours of research didn't seem to be enough to find it. I think I could help someone and the reason I replied to this post it is the only one that kind of worked and was on the top results of G4 frp. Don't wanna be rude, just wanted to clarify some things.
[T-Mobile LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Aimless Rambler:
No worries. I was sincere in saying handy information.
[T-Mobile LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] immns:
relock/unlock bootloader will erase frp. tested on stock 20g rom
[T-Mobile LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] LucasBS1:
I'm also facing the grayed USB debugging. Anyone found a solution ?
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] asj0422:
Along with the complete overhaul of the settings app, the battery stats section was also overhauled in android O. One thing, however, that you can't do with the new graph, is see everything that's been using you battery all in one convenient list. According to whoever was assigned an issue on the google issue tracker about this, there should be a button or something titled "show full device usage", and this should show everything that's using your battery, screen and google play services included. does this option show up for anyone using the developer preview? i can't seem to find it, and i want to make sure i'm not missing anything.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RaceFaceXC:
In my settings>Battery menu, if I scroll down I have a list of apps taht use the battery in order of percentage used.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] asj0422:
but that only shows the apps that you've used, it doesn't include google play services, nor does it include your screen or other hardware.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChronicBlondie:
Iv been looking around for a sim unlock method for the galaxy S5 G900F all the ones i have come across don't work for mine none of the code give me a menu and i have rooted and installed a custom rom on it and still cant find any methods using root to get around it does any one have a solution that doesn't mean i have to pay to get it unlocked?? Any help would be amazing my new phone died and I'm not on the same carrier anymore so I can't use the phone.
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] Ebilog:
So i installed Lineage os and everything works fine. But when my phone is using its resources, like has multiple apps in a background, for example, a game facebook whatever. The screen starts to jitter like letters start jumping or anything onscreen basically not just letters. Disable HW overlays helps a bit but its still present. Is there any fix or something?

I have the newest version of Lineage os for my phone installed and I tried flashing it 2 times. Any help is really appreciated
[About XDA developers] gorgalis:
Hey everyone,

I have tried doing this myself but its been years since I have written any code... and I have never done it for a ppc.

I would love to have a countdown timer and a stopwatch that has a today screen plugin. Similar to the old, outdated T-Day app, except it should go right down to the second or tenth of a second. SPB Time is a pretty good program, but this is one thing that is missing from EVERY clock app out there.

Just a suggestion, but I think it would be a great addition.

Thanks.
[General Questions and Answers] Jerryt545:
I have a Vivo Y15s (MTK6580) im no xpert in smartphones but i wanted to root my vivo for accessing more features but it required me to unlock the bootloader, i did it through fastboot and it said something like ' it will wipe my data ' i had no problem with it cause i already back up my data . After unlocking the bootloader i typed in the command fastboot reboot to reboot my phone , it rebooted to the recovery mode and starting wiping , wiping the cache was successful but the data doesn't get wiped and i can't access my phone like i normally did before!!!

Sorry for my Englishh! Please Help...
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zure:
I have to do a PRL Update to get data working on my phone. My S5 is running 7.1.2 Resurrection Remix. I did some research and I have to flash a stock rom to be able to update the PRL but I don't know which rom to flash though. Anyone have any ideas on what I should do?
[Off-topic] Ragazzza:
I bought my first phone when i was 16, i worked my ass off during summer for it. And after 2 weeks i decided to flash the custom rom, i remember my hands were shaking and sweating because i knew there is possibility of completly bricking it (not to mention how back in the days, flashing custom roms was like defusing a bomb, old school flashocolics will know :P)

It all went good at the end, unfortunately my phone fell in the water 2 days after flashing, and i could only use it as a paper weight :P

what was your experience like?
[Off-topic] abinj30:
I too bought my first android phone when I was 16. It was a Samsung galaxy young S6310. After tinkering with it for a month I got bored. I tried more than 500 apps in that period. Some of those apps required "Root access" to work. I didn't know what it was at that time. When trying to learn about root, Google introduced me to the term "custom ROM" even though I didn't really understand how to get or install one. I rooted the phone with framaroot. That was the easy part. I messed up a lot of things with my unlimited power and had flash stock firmware using Odin several times. Then I learned about cwm recovery and it's nandroid backup feature. This was the point at which I understood how to install a custom ROM. I found a cyanogenmod based custom ROM for my phone. But it was worse than original ROM (my phone didn't have any actual development going on). It was too slow and crashed always. I switched back to Samsung's ROM never tried anything else ever on my galaxy young.
[Off-topic] panzerox123:
My first experience was with my mom's phone , when I was 13. I installed CM for her after the stock firmware turned out to be extremely buggy and almost unusable with constant freezing... It was scary af, but fun nonetheless. Unfortunately she gave away the phone , after even CM couldnt fix the issue. Turned out to be faulty DRAM :P.

After that, my second experience was with my Xperia Z3 Compact , which I got when I was 15 :) It was fun and we finally got actual custom ROMs (Like Lineage and other stuff) this March. Until then I was using SliMM and other roms that were based on the stock rom with some extra features (We did have custom roms, but the camera wasnt working, or unusable in them)
[Off-topic] rajatgupta1998:
My first android which I rooted/(flashed custom ROM on) was a Micromax, running an MTK processor. Idk why I had the habit of replacing the CWM Recovery with stock recovery after flashing the ported ROMs :stupid: :p
[Off-topic] Ragazzza:
Well i am a HUGE fan of AOSP, cyanogenmod in general, but samsung is a stupid *****, because of them we xan't have camera as good as on stock camera yo be on cyanogenmod rom, that is why i am on boring touchwiz :(

I mean yes cyanogenmod is awesome, but camera is one thing that i was looking up when buying a phone...
[Off-topic] Bilgaxer:
My first phone was Samsung galaxy star pro GT-S7262 and it was slow as hell so I decided to flash cm or aosp to improve its performance. Unfortunately there were no cm or aosp roms for the device at that time, just one themed lollipop rom. I was so scared while flashing mainly because it wasn't an official rom plus the device was slow so I thought I'd brick it. And just when I was getting comfortable, the dev jokingly decided to add a line at the end of the updater-script " BRICKING YOUR DEVICE" I was complete noob so I thought I did something wrong and almost dropped my phone. but it turned out to be a fast and stable rom and to this day I still have it installed (though I don't use the device anymore)
[Elephone P9000 Questions & Answers] xXArisXx:
I have U.S. versión, I upgraded to 7.0 but band frequencys are blocked as Europea versión what can I do? Where can I download Stock 6.0 U.S. versión again??? Help on Android 6.0 it worked pretty well and know it isn't working on non carieers