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[Google Pixel Guides, News, & Discussion] mianharisali:
Fingerprint Gestures app let you Perform custom actions on fingerprint gestures using fingerprint sensor of your mobile.

you can open any selected app quickly ,take picture in any camera app and much more actions using a single gesture on your fingerprint sensor.

---- Fingerprint Gestures -----

Gesture Up

Gesture Down

Gesture Left

Gesture Right

---- Available Actions -----

Open Specific App

Take Picture

Back

Go To Home Screen

Recent Apps

Switch To Last App

Open Notification Panel

Notification Quick Settings

Ringer Mode

Vibration Mode

Silent Mode

Play/Pause Song

Next Song

Previous Song

Toggle Flash Light

Toggle Wifi

Toggle Bluetooth

Power Dialog

Split Screen

Scroll Up

Scroll Down

---- Note -----

Fingerprint Gestures will work on devices having Android 8.0 [Android-O] and fingerprint sensor Hardware.

If Take Photo feature does not work in any camera app or any other feature that you think should be added then feel free to contact us@gullustudios@gmail.com

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[Google Pixel Guides, News, & Discussion] malybru:
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[Android Apps and Games] dennistjahyadi:
guys lets try this my new game called UpAnUp

here the link https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dennistjahyadi.upandup&hl=en

i create this jjust for fun, i dont expect too much with this game :D
[General Questions and Answers] bsd1101:
I want to switch from supersu to superuser, and having an interesting problem that supersu somehow covered up. I have a Nexus 5x running the stock rom. With every months upgrade I would flash using fastboot, go into twrp recovery before first full boot and remove a bunch of unneeded applications in /system/app. When I would boot up those applications would be gone. Somehow this isn't the case with superuser. I can still go into recovery and remove them, but when I boot up all the applications are still in /system/app. If I go back into twrp they are still shown as being missing. I've tried installing es file explorer, but it's unable to delete the applications once the system is up. remounting /system doesn't work either. Any help?

Unrooting supersu caused all the applications to come back; so does supersu not really delete them either, but somehow prevents them from showing up following the recovery scheme or something?
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
You aren't doing something right or you don't have something setup correctly. With root, you should be able to unintelligible them completely.

When you removed them, did you wipe cache and dalvik/ART cache before rebooting? If not then the system probably still thinks they are there because they still have data loaded into cache.

I recommend sticking with SuperSU, superuser doesn't work as well as SuperSU
[General Questions and Answers] bsd1101:
I've been googling a bit more. As it turns out there are two system partitions for nougat; in nexus 5x and some other devices apparently. This became more apparent when the file recovery-from-boot.p; which I rename in order to prevent recovery from being overwritten is not renamed when booting the OS. Nougat apparently pulls the system files from somewhere else. So whatever Chainfire did makes it boot the same partition as visible in recovery. Fully unrooting brings all those apps/system partition back. Haven't been able to find a good post that tells me how to to circumvent this without SuperSU; or exactly how this works.
[HTC Vox] chandanbs:
-DevHealth.exe

To get a summary of where the RAM is going on the device, you can use the comprehensive DevHealth application to create a snapshot of the memory usage on the device at any point. DevHealth.exe is available in the Windows Mobile 6 Adaptation Kit and you can run it several ways.

To run DevHealth using SD/MMC card (recommended method)

Create a folder named "2577" on an SD/MMC card.

Rename DevHealth.exe to autorun.exe and copy it to "2577" folder.

Insert the SD/MMC card into the device. This automatically runs autorun.exe from the card, which is really the DevHealth application.

To run DevHealth using ActiveSync or another method

Copy DevHealth.exe to \Windows\Start Menu folder on the device.

Run DevHealth from Start menu.

The device displays a wait cursor while DevHealth.exe is running. At the end of the process, you will have a log file named mem_N.txt, where N is the run number starting with 1 and the highest N is the latest run. The log is saved on the SD\MMC card if it is present, otherwise the log file is saved in the "\" directory of the device.

Now guys, with this tool, we can view the available Page Pool for RAM. On my vox it is 6 MB. How to change this value to say 10 MB ??

Any ideas??

Regards,

Chandan
[HTC Vox] mayhemxl:
page pool

I'd like to know how to change the pagepool, too.

On my wizard the larger pagepool made my device far more responsive.
[HTC Vox] prajith:
pagepool of 10MB will not make any changes in performance.

it will just waste your ROM space.

6 MB is more than enough for Vox. Many people have found 4MB to be giving similar performance. So 6MB is a safe bet.

If you do increase it to 10MB you will be wasting 4MB of ROM.
[HTC Vox] chandanbs:
PagePool uses RAM space and not ROM space. Yes, 6 MB is the sweet spot as suggested by Microsoft.
[HTC Vox] mayhemxl:
pagepool

So can i conclude from your comments that this has been tried?

Again, on my wizard i used a 16(!) mb pagepool with a very minimal rom. This gave me a far more responsive device. In fact, my wizard is a lot more responsive then most "high performance" wm devices such as kaisers.

Since the vox has a similar (or actually the same) processor, i was expecting similar performance.

If there was a tool to change the pagepool, as there is for the wizard, i'd be happy to find out for myself and of course post the results to this forum.

Thank you for your answers so far.
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] efaustus9:
After unlocking my bootloader and rooting my phone I went ahead and activated it on United States sub carrier Cricket. Since activating I've found the cellular reception to be abysmal, especially compared to my previous phone and my friends phone both on the same network. Ive yet to see it drop below mid 90s dBm and is generally around 110. So almost always it is one bar or less on the x compact where my old phone and my friends phone have full bars in the same spot. I'm on marshmallow build number 34.1.A. 1.198, baseband 8976-8976.gen.prodq-00005 02816.
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] Halftrack:
I could be wrong here but doesn't Cricket operate off Sprint ? If so you have a CDMA network trying to pair with a GSM phone. Basically if my guess is right then you bought a phone that is not compatible with the radio signals Cricket is using.

P.S. Ok I just did a quick check and it seems Cricket is or has (didnt read much) switched to ATT GSM. Granted I don't know if that process is complete though since I don't really follow Cricket. So I am guessing either you need a new updated sim card and/or your APN settings are not up to date. Go into phone settings, More, Mobile Networks and then click Access Point Names. See if what you have there matches with what Cricket says it should be.
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] realtuxen:
I do not think the standby signal represents the whole picture, at least not on my phone. It is always around 2 out of 5 bars. At first I was a bit worried/puzzled, but I realized it is only untill I make or receive a call then the signal goes to full 5/5 bars. I assume it's power saving it makes sense. I never missed a call or had trouble making one since I got the phone back in sep 2016 ie. it never totally lost signal in standby, and since the signal went to full strength when in a call I never investigated it further, as said it seems like its just lowering the standby power untill a call is made or comes in. I had another carrier the first couple of months and the behaviour was/is the same on both. Not saying that the carrier/phone also can play a role in this. Idk other from my own experience which do not bring any problems.
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] jlink38:
Cricket is owned by AT&T. It is, essentially, AT&T with some speed and roaming caveats.

APN settings would not affect signal strength.

---------- Post added at 09:13 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:12 AM ----------

Your signal may go up to 5/5 bars because you're switching from LTE to 4G to complete the call, and your 4G strength is stronger than your LTE strength.
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] foreiner:
Hello,

I installed pixel rom for note 5 to my s6 device

however wifi does't work

anyone know how to fix it ?!?

Regards,
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S8+ Questions & Answers] woodyth:
So I constantly getting an error message saying "sprint zone app has quit" Am I the only one? I cannot uninstall the app.

Woody
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S8+ Questions & Answers] gcozmo:
Have you tried clearing cache and data, then try running the app.

Root Hack Mod
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S8+ Questions & Answers] Robbie Doo:
Sprint Zone app doesn't work anymore. You need to download the new My Sprint app instead.
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] ink718:
Sorry, didnt know what thread to post in.

Can someone compile a Marshmallow ROM for Pixel XL? Just so that we can run our beloved Xposed module, please? I can even donate few $ if that's the motivation.
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] jlee08517:
Highly doubt it would be possible unless someone puts in tremendous hours of work into this since the pixel came with nougat.

I just don't see some Dev putting hours into this just for xposed and for an obsolete version of Android.
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] joetheshmo:
lol
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] admiralspeedy:
Lol not gonna happen.
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] ink718:
Grrr that's a bummer. I'm still rocking my m8 due to no Xposed on Nougat. Only damn reason I have not activated my Pixel.
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] admiralspeedy:
What do you need Xposed for so badly..?
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] yung40oz84:
Xposed isn't really needed for much anymore. I mean most stuff u can do on xposed you can do with root, or root app, or an app, or flashable zip. And MM not gonna happen like he said, wishful thinking, lol. We need an Android O ROM though ? once TWRP works on O.
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] micmars:
Generally speaking, such requests belong in the Q&A forum.

That stated, I can't imagine having the nerve to ask a question that starts with the words "can someone compile a ROM..."

In a word, this request should have never been made.

As others have mentioned, it's not likely someone can build a ROM based on an operating system that has never been available with this device.

Sent from my Pixel XL, #WhiteUIsMustDie, #EndDarkAppOppression
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] ink718:
Hope you know there's a HUGE # of people not upgrading/flashing ROMs beyond Marshmallow due to Xposed not being compatible.

I have a few modules I need.

OK thanks MR.MODERATOR. I'll put a request in and hopefully they have the nerve to make you mod.
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] y2grae:
few modules you need... like?

wow...

just wow.

:cowboy:
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Jammol:
Wait, on the Pixel and Pixel XL devices? We had Marshmallow?:confused:
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] CZ Eddie:
Yeah, there are SEVERAL xposed modules I miss very much.

They gave me options that you cannot find in any Nougat custom ROM.

I'd LOVE to see MarshMallow on Pixel but that's not going to happen. :(

NotifyClean and EnhancedToast are two that I miss the most, just off the top of my head.

But I had like 15-20 modules on MarshMallow and some are no longer needed but some I really miss.

I'd pay a lot of money just for NotifyClean alone. Nougat has a similar option built-in but it sucks badly in comparison to what NotifyClean can do.

I also liked the one for PlayStore that made PlayStore open directly to "my apps" instead of the main page.

App Settings, Expand Volume, Native Clipboard, CrappaLinks, APM+.

Then there were MANY modules that did clone of what custom ROM's offer. But by simply re-enabling the saved modules after clean flashing a new ROM, you saved a TON of time by not having to set each item individually in ROM settings. Like App Ops Exposed, GravityBox, Lock Screen Mods, etc.

I'd pay big money for App Settings also. Though it hasn't worked properly since Lollipop.
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Mike02z:
No. The earliest XL Firmware 7.1.0
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] fatapia:
you read that sarcastically as well? lol
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] papstar:
You can create a shortcut to the my apps page on your home screen by long pressing the play store, if that helps.
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] ink718:
Some people posting to take up space to lash out. Obviously they don't know how great Xposed(swift knife for android) is and means to Android. Or they just idiots trying to gain credibility. Xposed owns!
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] fiffan86:
Never needed Xposed, most Roms had what I wanted. To reach their own, some people love it and others don't care for it.
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] MrWilsonxD:
I mean, I love xposed, and totally see where you're coming from, but calling others idiots isn't necessary..

I understand, its frustrating when you say "I like this feature, does anyone know how to port it?" But others respond with "I never needed it, therefore you shouldn't need it."

I liked xposed because I could get all my favorite lineage/cm features on any ROM I waa on.. I haven't seen a screen off, long press volume button seek tracks app to work on nougat. Macrodroid has gotten close, but not completely there.

Believe me, I kept my oneplus 3 on marshmallow for months after nougat rolled out because xposed. And here you are nearly a year out. But I think what might be a good option as well is to make a list of modules you use, post them, and see what apps others recommend.
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] pcriz:
Figure if the need was bad enough one would figure out how to port it themselves ?
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] MrWilsonxD:
Captain hindsight!! ??????
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Captain Hindsight:
You should've called for me earlier...
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] MrWilsonxD:
????:highfive: I am dying right now.
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Captain Hindsight:
The OP should never bought a phone that xposed wouldn't work on if he needed it so much

He should never have requested an OS for a phone that never existed

He also should never have called the board members idiots

my work here is done
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] MrWilsonxD:
God bless you Captain Hindsight!

GOD BLESS YOU!?
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] CZ Eddie:
Count me among those who would have never bought the Pixel if we knew it would not get Xposed.

I was on the pre-order and figured I could handle not having Xposed for a "month or two".

Dammit. Hindsight indeed. :eek:
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] mlin:
For a phone that still demands a pretty decent resale value, why not just sell it and get a 6p or something with a much more lively development scene? Hindsight is great, but you can actually do something about your issue now.
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] CZ Eddie:
The 6P hardware does not meet my needs.

I could go back to the Moto X Pure but my Pixel is under contract with Project Fi and other phones are hinky on Project Fi. :(

Owe more on the phone than it's worth too.
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] mlin:
Ah, I see. Bummer.

About a year and a half ago I came to the conclusion that for myself I need to own a phone that I'm happy with regardless of development. One reason I sold my iPhone, I enjoy a jailbroken iPhone, but the ability to jailbreak, root, tweak etc seems like more and more of an uncertainty as security advances with each OS update. I couldn't stand the idea of depending on root or jailbreaks to actually use my phone the way I wanted.
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] CZ Eddie:
I'm not gonna cry about it.

Am still very happy with Pixel XL for the most part.

But yeah, other than reliability concerns, I have been disappointed with each new release of Android.

Marshmallow > Nougat

Lollipop > Marshmallow

KitKat > Lollipop

JellyBean > KitKat

And my favorite... Ice Cream Sammich.

ICS had soooooooo much kick ass development.

No two ROM's were the same. ICS sucked me into Android pretty hard!

If it weren't for the older, slow camera and an annoying need to keep up with the Jonses, I would probably be pretty happy with an old Samsung Note 3 right now. :D
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Captain Hindsight:
clears throat....
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] ink718:
Like I stated, lot of idiots who are bandwagoning on against my post and wanting glory and shine for their posts, lol. But they refuse to read. I STILL HAVE MY M8 AND ITS STILL RUNNING LIKE A CHAMP. MY M8 IS MY MAIN PHONE. OK I'm done, hope they read that and stop their shnitz. Also ive donated phones and $ to devs, so take a seat. Thanks to every booty.
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] :
Thread topic has been clearly answered. Not gonna happen. Sorry.

And no more use in keeping this open, just to squabble.

Thread Closed. :good:
[General Questions and Answers] Keywestguy:
I have a Samsung Note 4, unlocked, original for AT&T. To my knowledge the camera flash has never worked and still does not. I would love some advise on how to trouble shoot or where i should send it for repair.

Thanks much!
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
If it's never worked then it's probably hardware damage. Most computer/electronic repair shops should be able to repair it.
[Huawei P9 Lite Questions & Answers] zxcv741:
Hello,

today to my utmost rage i accepted system update, as i never had problems with getting the phoned rooted etc. after updates. But little did I know it was emui 5.0 along with android 7.0 update which pretty much rekt me.

The details of my phone:

HUAWEI VNS-L21

VNS-L21C09B336

kernel 4.1.18-g5e26674

Can provide more if needed.

The only thing I did was to get TWRP through SRKTool from here, xda, and rooting through it. And it worked flawlessly to my needs.

After the update I lost twrp, so without searching back then i tried to get it back through SRKTool to no avail. Downloaded newer SRKTool, same thing.

Then I started searching for more information regarding how to root my phone, during which I found out that I'm PHONE Unlocked FRP locked at fastboot.

And of course my "Disable OEM lock" in developer options is greyed out.

I tried p9toolkit from here, I tried command syntaxes in adb's fastboot, everything with USB debugging, nothing did anything. I can't flash either new TWRP or Revolution Recovery because the FRP lock isn't letting me flash anything, and for some reason i can't relock bootloader. I have correct unlock code, command line syntaxes just failed and p9toolkit produced errors saying that my unlock code is wrong (which is not true, I checked at huawei's site) or my phone is locked/unlocked depending on me trying to lock it or unlock it.

Even the built in recovery fails to get the package when I try to restore with it.

The boot message that "my device can't be trusted" is of course still present.

Feeling defeated I did a factory reset along with both wipes, hoping that'll let me change OEM lock in dev options and will clean the phone of many root related settings, but OEM lock is still greyed out.

Basically it seems the phone is locked in some kind of limbo of having bootloader unlocked but locked when you try to flash anything, because of FRP, and I can't relock to unlock FRP...and so on.

I would be extremely grateful if someone could help with sorting this out, basically I only want root, but it's just a mess overall.
[Huawei P9 Lite Questions & Answers] maartenw8:
Did you already try to dload an UODATE.APP file? If not:

1) create a folder on your external SD card named DLOAD

2) Download your firmware's update.zip file and extract it

3) put the extracted update.app file in the dload folder

4) boot phone with volume up + volume down + power

5) this will relock bootloader, install stock Android, stock recovery, stock boot (basically make every single thing stock) do you can start over again by rooting nougat!
[Huawei P9 Lite Questions & Answers] zxcv741:
I did not try it because I have no idea how to find the correct firmware for my phone, I have used the firmware finder from xda but the amount of results pretty much overwhelmed me so I didn't try anything with it, as i would probably get my situation worse.

EDIT: i found this site http://hwmt.ru/oth/HWFF/info/view.php?find_model= and there is update.zip of seemingly the same version as mine, is this the correct file http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/data/files/p3/s15/G753/g104/v87119/f2/full/update.zip?
[Moto Z Play Questions & Answers] pkadavid:
I downloaded the apk from apk mirror for the new 2.0 contacts app. Instead of upgrading the current app, it installed it next to the current app, resulting in two versions at the same time. I don't see contacts in the store either. Has anyone seen this happen?

My system app is still on 1.4.17. I'm completely stock.
[Moto Z Play Questions & Answers] pkadavid:
I reset my phone with the same result. The contacts up won't update. Installing the newer version installs it separately.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] czinczaar:
Hello,

I have received this old S2-i9100P from a friend as a temporary replacement, and it is simlocked with SFR, which is a French provider. I have tried to desimlock it with an app, the app said "done", but really nothing was done. To the contrary, now I can't even enter the pin code of my sim card(Belgian provider), as it is always saying "sim pin operation failed". I still have access to my IMEi, which starts with "35848...". I have read here and there that when this happens, you have to replace some files in the efs folder, namely "nv_data.bin" and "nv_data.bin.md5" with ".nv_data.bak" and ".nv_data.bak.md5". Is it the right way to do it ? Is that all I have to do ? Do I need to backup anything else, like for example everything that is present in the root ?

Also, in the mean time, I have installed LineageOS 14.1, which works well, is it ok or should I flash the phone with a stock rom ?

Thanks !
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yusuo:
I have tried installing the apk but everytime I install the driver and reboot it asks me to do it again.

I have tried renaming audio_conf but still not luck.

How do I go about install viper to 7.1.2 without it failing
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coremania:
Search for VIPER4Android_2.5.0.5_guitardedhero.zip,

flash the zip with twrp, reboot your device, use a root explorer and under vendor/etc rename the audio_effects.conf to audio_effects.conf.bak for example.

Start the viper app, apply the driver install, be patient, after install reboot your device, viper works now even with selinux enforced. The viper app will be installed with the zip, no need to download it anywhere else.

Here on XDA you will find threads about viper and arise from guitardedhero.