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[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] لننطلق:
when you flashed a different kernel the problem sloved or no

hi my friend

when you flashed a different kernel the problem sloved or no

and what the best kernel i can flash it to slove this problem

thanks alot
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dorian2kx:
I'm on nemesis 3.7 rom with H-vitamin 2 kernel
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] m5james:
You didn't answer the whole questIon, Dorian...did it fix the issue?
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dorian2kx:
Yes I already stated that it fixed my issue in first post
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] لننطلق:
thanks alot my friend

iam install the Kernel you say it and my battery now perfect
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zy7diaz:
Nemesisroms 3.7 fails

I installed that rom but I have had problems.

1. I can not calibrate the fingerprint lock I tried it a thousand times and I finish the steps and when I try it does not work.

2. 3 days ago the phone when I will use it after the inactivity of the night the lock screen turns on but does not recognize the touch. Step to remove the battery and to place it and to turn it on it works well.:Rodar los ojos
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dorian2kx:
I don't think nemesis refined is meant for ur phone model... You could try a different rom that is for N910u, I'm using a N910h... So two different models.... You could also try a new battery and see if problem goes away
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] m5james:
Can one of these extended battery kernels be flashed with a stock ROM? My phone is really turning into a laggy POS, I wanna do a custom ROM that's faster and minimalized but I'm worried what ROM can be flashed with what kernel since I haven't felt the need to flash or bake my own ROM in like 3 years since getting my first Note 2...this 4 is a step forwards and backwards.
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] grinch247:
Not sure if it's rom related or not... But when I make a backup in TWRP and try to restore anything It just sits on the lg boot screen. Perhaps a suggestion on what file system people are using with their external SD cards? Ext2, 3,4...etc..
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheMadScientist:
fat 32
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] grinch247:
I'm not seeing that option in TWRP...
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheMadScientist:
Format it with a sd adapter on a windows pc
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] grinch247:
Dang...ok then... What I see in TWRP
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rgst:
Hi Guys,

I have copied jpeg files and thumbdata3 files into my computer. But unfortunately jpegs were removed. How can i regain my jpegs by using .thumbdata3-1763508120 file? This is very important for me and i appreciate for your helps..
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BekirARSLAN:
I can help you... I sent you a private message
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] albertoalonso_zm:
I have a samsung galaxy tab A 10.1 with S-Pen, and I find it pretty alright. However, as an artist, the size and processor are quite the deal-breakers, size because 10.1 is too small (a complain I'm hell of a lot sure is uncommon to hear, haha), and processor because artist apps are processor-heavy, the less processing power and ram you have, the less you can do, and the laggier the brushes will be. In that regard, the A 10.1 passes pretty alright, but it's still very noticeable that it's quite a weak beast (heck, the A 10.1 can't run minecraft unless you reduce the settings a lot, why?)

Anyways, the point is, someone in my city is selling a factory refurbished Note Pro 12.2, and I was wondering if I should buy it or just stay with the Tab A 10.1, is the Note Pro 12.2 processor powerful enough to run multiple layers in, let's say, Cloverpaint without the brush lagging like crazy? How about the paralax, is it abnormally horrid like the surface pro 2? or is it pretty good like the tab A with SPen line? How long will the battery last while drawing? (The tab A lasts for about 3 to 4 hours for intensive painting sessions). Can I add a custom rom without screwing up the pen capabilities, and if it can be done, can I still work with multiwindows (multitasking)? Will my Bamboo Smart pen will work with the Note 12.2?

I'm worried because, although it will be just 200 bucks, it's still 200 bucks that will go down the toilet if this tablet doesn't meet my artistic expectations. I got my eyes on this because of the 32gb of storage and the octacore processor, as well as those delicious 12 inches of screen and stereo speakers (I listen to music while I draw), and also to send this side buttons to hell (seriously samsung why put the buttons on the side, they get on the way all the time!)

If someone here is also an artist and still uses this tablet, I'd absolutely love to hear your feedback about this device. I can safely say, from my side, that the Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1 is a gorgeous looking tablet with a beautiful screen, amazing battery life and some of the best pen technology I've used; but the issues that it has leave it only as a quick-doodling device, or as a artists entry-level tool, any professional should try to seek for something better (like the S3), because the Tab A 10.1 has a weak processor, a very small screen and only 16 gigs of storage that will really stop you from working comfortably. Not a bad device for the price, but as I said, not the very best for demanding sessions of complex artworks.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] albertoalonso_zm:
Whoops

I just realized that I posted this on the wrong section, sorry about that!
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fvig2001:
First of all the 10.1 Tab A sucks, it has **** resolution and aspect ratio. If I were you I'd buy the note 12.2. I don't use Clover Paint because the ****ing UI sucks. I personally use ArtFlow and ArtRage and ArtRage only lags on some tools due to the simulations it does (I draw with 3-5 layers at 2400x2400, 1600x2048, 2560x1280). The Bamboo pen would work but the parallax may be worse depending on the model you bought since you would need the Galaxy Note version to make it work well. With regards to battery, I think mine lasts pretty long. I generally draw for at least 30 minutes a day and like 2-3 hours on weekends and I charge only once a week (I only draw and upload the images). Custom roms would only work on certain models based on what I've read. The multiwindow would use Google's native implementation usually. It's okay but I never use it. Parallax is okay just stay away from the edges of the screen and it's fine. With regards to professional use, I doubt you could honestly use only this to finish something for professional work.

For reference, I've drawn these images using just my phone:

http://imgur.com/a/0jGkF
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shonkin:
Not an artist, so can't speak to the purely artistic end of things. I can, however, talk some about the comparison between my Note 12.1 and my wife's Note 10.1 (a step up, I believe, from the Tab you have). I am sorry I bought her the Note 10.1. My 12.2 Note Pro is my favorite piece of hardware (esp. w/ a logitech keyboard folder for it). Her Note 10.1 takes forever to charge and is a big pain to use while plugged in (because the plug is at the base of the tablet instead of on the side). It overall underwhelms while my Note 12.2 still seems elegant.

Again, not speaking to the art side. I have installed various art programs on my tablet, and played about. I think someone who knew what they were doing would find it quite productive.

Blessings.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] squartascale:
I agree with the upper posts, now that I own a Note Pro 12.2 I came back to drawing without the need of large space or setup nor too much customizing brushes/UI as it is supposed to do in Photoshop on my desktop (even though I suggest you to get a good home setup with at least a Wacom Intuos Pro maybe M size to finish professional work, if you don't actually have one). I have tried a 10.1 and it's really a bit too small compared. I started tweaking with custom ROM with Note Pro 12.2 some months ago, they works great, actually I am on the wonderful Valera1978's Lineage OS 14.1 Nougat 7.2.1 for P905 Note Pro and except you'll miss the touchwiz s-pen official functions (things triggered when you slide out the pen, snote etc.) the drawing experience is great on Sketchbook, ArtRage, Painter and so on... In my limited experience custom roms can be much more snappier and efficient and can give you a debloated near stock experience which is strong thumbs up!

Mind a very important thing! You have to know which model you are purchasing, so let the seller inform you about that. Here in EU where I bought it's easy to find P905 which should be the one with a different chipset, improved for all I know. There are some p905 variant as p905v from Verizon or p907a that could be to avoid if you plan to use Custom ROM: some of them can't be rooted or there is no relevant ROM development. Be sure to dig in the forum with the search to get know which model could suit you best, many topics around.

Speaking of the pen, I can understand that the little s-pen stylus can tire your hand a lot if you work more than half an hour. There are topics where it has been sorted out which type of Wacom Bamboo Feel was properly designed to work with Note Pro 12.2 with minimal offset, the last and improved version is Wacom Bamboo Smart CS-310, though very rare to find. I own it and I can state drawing with that is great! You can find many topics covering the pen to choose and there is at least one major topic where you can learn how to hack your s-pen into a normal sized pen body to have a more comfortable experience.

Sorry for the bad english, cheers!
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 21tomlinson:
I am also not an artist, but I do want to say that I purchased a Note pro 12.2 on Ebay for $350 2 months ago, and I absolutely LOVE it! I bought a Logitech keyboard and Samsung S-Mouse for it as well, and I have been using it every single day.

The one drawback is that Samsung stopped issuing updates for the Note Pro after Lollipop 5.1.1. But I haven't found this to be a major issue. It has performed very well in my experience.

I would absolutely recommend making the Note Pro 12.2 your next tablet purchase. You can't buy one in stores, but you can get one on Ebay or Amazon For $300-$350. It is still one of the best tablets out there, in my opinion.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] squartascale:
I came back to do some reading in this forum and tried quite hard to get back the thread which taught me about main differences among the most common version of Note Pro 12.2. It has been quite annoying to find it back and I immediately tought of OP because it could be really useful to him, though I didn't quite catch for certain if the custom rom development scene is more healthy for sm-p900 or sm-p905, but I think the first could be. Anyway, I own a p905 and I can reassure you the custom rom scene is enough rich to give some valid alternatives to Stock ROM. This is the thread (alternatively you can search with exynos+snapdragon in search string, in the general Note Pro 12.2 forum): https://xdaforums.com/galaxy-note-pro-12/help/exynos-snapdragon-one-performer-t3564929

Cheers! ;)
[Verizon HTC 10 Questions & Answers] WS-99:
My phone is currently on version 1.19 and I have not had the time to update the phone. But before I do, I just wanted to clarify a couple of things.

First is that at this time turning s-on and applying the OTA update will cause me to lose the ability to go back to S-off unless I send my phone to Jcase again. (Just wanted to make sure this was still the case as it would be the easiest for me.)

Which brings me to my main question. All I have to do to update to the new version is renaming the RUU correctly, put it on my micro sd card making sure that it is formatted to fat32 and reboot the phone. At this point go into TWRP aaaand I’m not sure about the next part. If I was a betting man I would say install, select storage find the RUU and then hit the install image button. Am I correct in this assumption? And I am aware that flashing 2.41 will erase my data and force me out of root but will keep my S-off status.

I know how to fix software issues when things break on computers, but put a phone in my hands and I get extremely nervous that I might brick something. I know it is not having the experience with phones compared to computers and fixing OS issues on a phone is through recovery, but it still scares me a little. Any and all help is greatly appreciated!
[Verizon HTC 10 Questions & Answers] Tarima:
Having s-off doesn't prevent you from taking an OTA, so don't bother going back to s-on. Having a modified system (e.g being rooted) or having twrp are things that would block the OTA. And yes, if you're s-on and you update to Nougat, you're screwed.

To answer your question, you got the RUU steps sorta right, just that you don't flash the RUU from twrp, but rather from Download mode. With the correct and properly renamed ruu on the root of your sd card, boot into download mode (hold vol down and power during bootup), and you'll be promoted to begin the procedure.
[Verizon HTC 10 Questions & Answers] WS-99:
Dang, so close! Thank you for your help! And once again, just so I understand correctly, the 'root' of the sd card is the top level directory, right? And to gain root access back will that require sunshine?
[Verizon HTC 10 Questions & Answers] Tarima:
Yes, root of sd card is top level.

Since you're already s-off (that's the case right? If you're currently not s-off don't update yet!), you won't need sunshine to root. After running the ruu, just flash TWRP, root and be on your merry way.

Also look into making an untouched system backup before you root, which you can restore next time there is an ota available so that you won't need to ruu.

Good luck.
[Verizon HTC 10 Questions & Answers] WS-99:
Correct, I am already S-off. You guys are the absolute best! Thank you so much for your help!
[Verizon HTC 10 Questions & Answers] Tarima:
No worries bud.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] TN_Rmili:
i tried to downgrade my phone to 5.1.1 or 6.0.1 using odin but when ever i installe new firmware the phone update it self to 7.x.x even tho there's no internet connection it keep updating back can you guys suggest me something to do i bought the phone of dude i met on market to find out i cant use it as its locked with google account and i tried bypassing with realterm but didnt work and downgrading seems impossible i really need help

thanks in advance
[SuperSU] JIJOK:
hello, sorry post this noob, but couldnt find anything on the forum, there is a post about last version on sony devices, the link to 2.79 downloads the zip 2.79 SR3 but there is a SR4, whats the difference ? Do I need 2.79 SR3 apk or can download lastone from play store ? thank you
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] psantos1091:
I'm extremely disappointed in my phone's battery life. I used to be able to stream on Google plays music app for hours before needing to switch batteries. Now it dies earlier without any actual usage.

What could be a potential fix?

Poor signal was my first thought but why would that only now be a problem? Should I just start with a clean slate? (Factory reset, reflash my ROM) I'm lost, only thing on Google directs me to "Google play services" battery drain threads.

https://goo.gl/photos/mNq7fwzfkD84UT2Z7

https://goo.gl/photos/oXNbJEuzwv3ZmTiF7

Heeelppppp meeeeeeeeeeeeeee lol thanks y'all
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] sanju micromax:
Which Phone are you using
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] rubiicon59:
Maybe a V20.......? Just a random guess.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] psantos1091:
Lol you sir are correct.
[Sony Xperia X Compact Guides, News, & Discussion] damage98:
Has anyone noticed that you can set iso in manual mode and then modify shutter speed and boom iso is set to auto again? How can I have need control? Love the size and weight of this phone but camera is kind of weak compared to s7.
[Sony Xperia X Compact Guides, News, & Discussion] cingolat:
Yes, I would like to adjust ISO and shutter speed togheter and separately, but as far as I know this is not possible. I hope they can adjust it in future release.....
[Sony Xperia X Compact Guides, News, & Discussion] Thnikk:
Manual Camera lets you adjust both of them independently, but you can only take pictures up to 8 mp. I'm really no too familiar with camera APIs and such (or photography for that matter) so I don't know if this has any implications, but I would say that picture quality is very similar otherwise. If you don't mind the resolution and price ($3) it's not too bad. Here's a comparison: Stock / Manual Camera

I would say the stock camera does a good job of setting the ISO on its own, but I understand the need for manual controls.
[Sony Xperia X Compact Guides, News, & Discussion] cingolat:
No it's not! Even in 3 mp if you set for example 50 iso and than set shutter speed to for example 1/50 and go back to setting...... voilà iso is in auto mode again
[Sony Xperia X Compact Guides, News, & Discussion] Thnikk:
Manual Camera the app, not manual mode in the stock camera :p

Play Store

I also tried Camera FV-5 because I used it on my Nexus 4, and though it does support manual control of ISO and shutter speed (still with the same 8mp cap,) focus breaks completely when the shutter speed is set low which makes in unusable.
[Sprint Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] a454nova:
So going into July 2017 and the Note 8 right around the corner. Who still has their Note 7? Who truly held on and is going to make it till September? :)
[Sprint Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] Ariel_PR:
Fully working second edition Sprint Note 7 on PH9 firmware right here.
[Sprint Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] Admon420:
Got my Note 7 on release day, still have the original, still charges to 100, still best phone on the market... but I'm going to trade it for the Note 8 and be sure to root it ASAP so I don't have to deal with any bull like they did with the 7... just in case lol
[Sprint Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] Lakerzz8_24:
Still.got mine....but stuck on PHE Firm beem

N runnin package dis pro...thank god
[Sprint Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] AutoPaintMan:
Still have mine, 2nd gen green battery. Running PHE with 100% battery. Use every day and still believe best phone ever made.
[Sprint Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] dyra502:
Still rocking my note 7 from day one
[Sprint Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] Blatino85:
Hi, Samsung auto updated my phone so I can no longer charge it. Is there any way around this?
[Sprint Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] TeCKNeiC:
Still got mine, going to trade it for the Note 8 !
[Sprint Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] a454nova:
I wonder what will come with the FE Starting to come.
[Sprint Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] tekageek:
Still have mine and working fine. Just found out Samsung is doing a buyback for any Note7 at $425.00. I'm doing it now. They will offer the 128 gig SD card and wireless charger to. I think it's a good deal and going to do it.

I saw the phone a day before the release and it's good to trade in this Note 7 and be done with it.
[Sprint Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] p0rkguy:
First edition Sprint Note 7.

What do you guys think I can do with this?
[Sprint Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] TeCKNeiC:
Could you lead me in the direction of how I can go the same route. Samsung has been giving me the run around.
[Sprint Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] internationalunlock:
note 7 last firmware needed

i have probleme with my note 7 i lost invoice and samsung dont want to exchange it and i need last firmware to solve it it stak at samsung logo and need last firmware to recver it, i try flash maney firmware and no luck my bootloader is version 3
[Sprint Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] Goat1378:
Still have mine. I had gotten 2 of them when they came out. Then the recall and exchanged mine. The girl i was with had the other but we went different ways so i turned hers off and reported it stolen. Sprint told me that device had been exchanged. I asked without being on my account or having authorization for doing so? They tried to hold me responsible for her exchanged N7. at which point i said no they had the device i bought and its thieir fault they gave a phone to someone who was not on my account. i will not pay for it so they took it off my bill. Afew weeks ago i ran into her and she gave me back my N7. LOL with the battery kill update already installed so it will not charge. Back after the 2nd recall i downgraded to the S7 edge. Now i have a new un-usable N7 that is not on file anymore and a perfect S7 edge. which i will be exchanging for the N8 tomorrow. Now what to do with this N7? lol
[Sprint Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] Admon420:
October 5th and still running just fine.... I might even hold out till the Note 9 at this rate...
[Sprint Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] awerqw22:
What firmware and android version?
[Sprint Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] siqbudz:
bought one in september for ****s and giggles sprint it didnt have the kill update but the very next day i went to swipe it away and it installed :( so now im just watching for something im going to buy an external battery case for it so i can use it off the charger still has 46% battery but i dont see anything online on the software version apl2 except one in Vietnamese saying they have a fix but looks like need to call them and im not down with that.

also considering just maybe sodering some wires straight to the battery from the usb port to possibly bypass the circuits to charge but iim gonna wait for a while as im not sure if i want to yet
[Sprint Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] Admon420:
Its a release day but updated to PHE, it's a US Sprint model
[Sprint Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] istore_harare:
Good
[Sprint Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] ostblocker:
13.01.2017

mein 7 läuft auch und ich bin glücklich
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phnord:
It's been a while since I have used a Custom ROM (and, for that matter, since I used my G3), and a new concern for me is passing SafetyNet. Yes, I'll admit it: I'm a Pokemon GO addict :p

This leads me to a few questions...

From what I gather, Lineage doesn't have root enabled by default specifically because doing so would trigger SafetyNet. Does this mean, in it's default state, it is not at risk of triggering it? And that so long as I carefully install root options like Magisk v13 that effectively combat SafetyNet checks, I'll be good?

What about other custom ROMs - so long as they don't have root enabled by default, am I safe? If they do have root enabled by default, can I disable / uninstall it and then install Magisk and be good universally? Or do I need to be using ROMs which have been specifically implemented to bypass SafetyNet checks to do so - and if so, which ones do so?

Doing some searching, I see Fullmics, Resurrection Remix, crDroid, Beanstalk, etc. all seem to root with Magisk – so does that mean that, so long as I upgrade Magisk to v13, I'll be good with them?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phnord:
I've been on 7.1.1 on a Nexus 6 for the last few months, and got used to using some of the Android N interface. Specifically, I love the multi-window display, and also enjoy the Now On Tap

I used to use Fulmics on my LG G3, and as I transition back to my G3 I'm considering going back to it. I especially loved that it was built from the LG G3 Stock system, so it could utilize the camera at a firmware level that other ROMs could not. It also seems to be the best-supported, most well-vetted ROM out there, which all bodes well...

... that said, I'm wondering what I'd be missing out on if I go back to Fulmics.

What features of Android N aren't present, in some fashion or another, in Fulmics G3-stock-MM-based 7.6?