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[Galaxy S 4 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yahiahedna:
The same problm

I deleted the lineage os. & replaced with resurrection remix 5.8.4.

I am getting problms with battry

If you want to keep using lineage os. Instal the os without installing gapps.

After make sur that the os fully installed then install gapps and update service Google play

Injoy
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bierma32:
[MENTION=7709478]daloonik[/MENTION]

You must flash the Rom and gapps at the same time without booting.

The right gapps are V7.x and Arm Version,use nano or pico Version.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daloonik:
[MENTION=5390857]bierma32[/MENTION] Yes that's what I tried. Except that the Open Gapps version (both nano and pico) would crash the Lineage OS setup and I would get into an error notification loop. Anyway I ended up foregoing Google Apps and using Aptoide instead. I just would like to know where I should report this bug because it's unclear if it's an Open Gapps problem or Lineage OS problem.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daloonik:
[MENTION=8691966]yahiahedna[/MENTION] Even after completing the setup for Lineage OS and flashing gapps I still had the Google apps crashing error
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bierma32:
I use an Opengapps Version Pico from 04.02.2017 ARM 7.x without problems.

Other question ,which TWRP Version you are using 3.1.x , if yes try a 3.0 or 2.8.7.0 Version
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IronRoo:
It doesn't sound like you are flashing them together before booting . Flash LOS then Gapps and only then boot to system setup otherwise the permissions are not set, and you will get problem what you describe [MENTION=8691966]yahiahedna[/MENTION]
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yahiahedna:
Download official linageos 14

https://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s4-mini/orig-development/rom-cyanogenmod-14-0-s4-mini-3g-lte-t3471761

Then download gapps

1) wipe the data & cash. flash the lineage zip.

2) reboot your phone & complete installation

Make sure that the lineage fully started and runs without problems

3) reboot your phone into recovery mode

& flash the gapps without wiping cash or data.

Shut your device on and sign in into Google account.

Notes:

Use arm gapps for arm device.

Use twrp recovery. Bcs cwmr 6.0.4.7 is incompatible with gapps
[Windows 10 Mobile] Jeff Weight:
Hello! Is there a way to interop unlock a x50 Lumia (Lumia 550) without a pc? I'm for a while away from my home and laptop and everybody here have pc running just Windows 7.
[Windows 10 Mobile] dxdy:
windows 7 is enough... just need:

.NET Framework 4.5.1

vcredist_x86.exe

and http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=68459157&postcount=13
[Windows 10 Mobile] Jeff Weight:
Thanks and good to know anyway .But since the laptop I'm going to use seems to be pretty messed up about drivers and other things (even ProjectMyScreenApp doesn't work) I won't risk for this time.I just wanted to stop wuauserv to quit updates.Can I do that somehow without Interop Unlock?
[Windows 10 Mobile] djtonka:
wait for Tooth fairy or time to read the topics
[Windows 10 Mobile] augustinionut:
Without PC you cant install acer service cab. You need iutool, from PC: So no, i think not.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] gekkonaut:
I'm wondering if anyone else has experienced this..

Months ago, I upgraded to Hard SPL, Schapps 4.30, but have never touched the radio firmware.

I ran Schapps 4.1 for several months, no problem.. and I've been running Schapps 4.30 for nearly two months, no problem with that either.. but recently, I've started to lose the radio. When I start the device, the bootloader would intermittently say "No GSM" instead of telling the radio version (it was 1.47.0 I think.) It did this about half the time when I would start up, and the connection manager wouldn't allow me to turn the "Phone" ON - it would just go back to off, and I have a little ! next to where the signal meter would normally be. But sometimes it woulod work, and when I would hang up calls, it would freeze the entire phone.

Now, it says No GSM 100% of the time - I can't do anything with the radio (I haven't tried flashing the radio still.) I've re-flashed Scapps 4.30 and 4.31 back on a couple of times - no result - so it seems to be unrelated to the operating system.

Operator is 3 Australia, UMTS, and the phone is sold here as the "Dopod 838pro".

I have two options:

1.) Try to re-flash the radio, which I have never done before. This might cripple it even more!

2.) Try to play dumb about the bootloader upgrade and bring it in for service (it is still under warrenty.)

so either the firmware on the radio has been corrupted (although initial intermittent failures would lead me to believe its hardware), or the radio hardware is actually dying..

Does anyone have any comments on this issue? which direction should I go? since I might take it back for service, I would like to leave the radio alone - even though they might give it back to me since I flashed the bootloader anyway. or maybe if I try to flash the radio, and that doesn't work, I just expose the mainboard to some bad static electricity so it dies completely.

Thoughts?

James
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] gondalguru:
This is a well known problem. I am in the same situation but only difference is that I am out of warranty.

Yes it is most likely the hardware problem. If you are still under warranty send it for repair. It probably needs new motherboard.

Search here and you will find several users having the same problem. I need to buy an other phone but now very skeptical to buy an HTC device after this incidence.

Good Luck.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] gekkonaut:
do you think they will give me crap because i've re-flashed the bootloader and the main rom? i'm wondering if it's worth doing something to make it completely non-bootable so they can't tell?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] gekkonaut:
it's weird, the umts radio module in my old motorolla A1000 died as well .. i just have bad luck with radios@!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] mrvanx:
Try checking the device for bad blocks first before anything. I trust you flashed HardSPL to the device before you did any upgrading??

Fire up mtty (leave the device in bootloader) and check for bad blocks with 'info 8' there should be 3 there even on a normally working device. You can fix any bad blocks it finds with 'task 2a' .

An intermittent NO GSM and dodgy behaviour points towards something like this.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] pedro2k:
I too am in a nasty battle to save my radio and figure out what's killing it. I did all the neccesary steps before I did any changes and in the right order ie unlocker, hardspl, radio, rom but for about two to three weeks now have been getting "no gsm" intermittently. Some tweaks I've done have worked up to a week, but then it would come back.

My radio is still alive, but the no gsm normally comes back when I travel to a weak or no signal area and back to my home base. Once the radio detects a signal, it would get it back and freeze my phone. Upon a soft reset, "no gsm" would show up. The only way it would get back to being stable is when I get home, take off the battery for a minute or two then boot.

I have tried all of the suggested solutions including info 8 and task 2a on mtty to no avail.

Do you use a bluetooth headset? If so, try this out...boot to os. open comm manager. Make sure your bluetooth is turned off or simply turn it off. Turn on your phone, get that "!" sign to make sure it's turned on. Turn off your device. Take out the battery. Do not use or turn on for twenty four hours or so. Some people anecdotally have gotten their radio/phone to turn on after turning the device off for a certain amount of time. If you do get your radio back and the phone is working, do not turn on the bluetooth. Use the wired headset provided if you need to use a headset.

Please post your results. Hopefully we can drill this down. It would help a whole lot of people here :)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] gekkonaut:
Yes - I used HardSPL before doing anything.

This is my mtty output:

Cmd>info 8

Block 0x0(0) is Reversed block

Block 0x1(1) is Reversed block

Block 0x2(2) is Reversed block

Block 0x3(3) is Reversed block

Block 0x4(4) is Reversed block

Block 0x5(5) is Reversed block

Block 0x6(6) is Reversed block

Block 0x7(7) is Reversed block

Block 0x8(8) is Reversed block

Block 0x9(9) is Reversed block

Block 0xA(10) is Reversed block

Block 0xB(11) is Reversed block

Block 0xC(12) is Reversed block

Partition[0], type=0x20, start=0x2, total=0x18FE

Partition[1], type=0x23, start=0x1900, total=0x1900

Partition[2], type=0x25, start=0x3200, total=0x1D100

Partition[3], type=0x4, start=0x20300, total=0x1A500

CE Total Length(with sector info) = 0x4161800

CE CheckSum Length(without sector info) = 0x4060000

Cmd>task 2a

Cmd>

.. not sure if anything happened, or if this did anything .. or if this actually indicates any bad blocks on the phone. teh wiki indicates this output is normal. my guess is i would have to reflash the main rom or the radio ROM after fixing any bad blocks. reflashing the main rom right now. I'm still wary about flashing the radio - especially when it is in this state .. i really just want to take it back and get a new mainboard under warrenty, but i'm afraid they'll deny me because I've flashed it.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] gekkonaut:
Update: OK, phone and radio are working again.

I followed these steps exactly:

http://www.mrvanx.org/cms/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=59&Itemid=27

Brought the firmware down at 1.06 at which point I was able to write the factory ROM (which I just realised is bootloader, OS, AND radio). This actually fixed the radio. Somehow the radio became corrupted even though I never touched it... .and oddly enough, it was intermittent. It's been running fine all morning so my first thought is that it was never a hardware issue. I'll run it for a few days with the factory stuff, and if it's still solid I'll upgrade again. Thanks to all who helped.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] gekkonaut:
Update: The radio died again. It was hardware. I guess it worked for an hour or so because I hadn't used the phone in 3 days. Fortunately I was all back to factory versions of things so I took it back for service.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] pyraxiate:
Am i to assume its pretty much always going to be a hardware issue? Ive got one doing the exact same thing. Ill try the mtty tomorrow to see if that helps , but i also am thinking it will be to no avail :( Its outside of warranty so i think im SoL

Anyway, if anyone else thinks of anything to try, please post :)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] pedro2k:
You could try opening it up and look at all of your connectors. Pry them out and reconnect twice or more to make sure it's nice and clean. With the right tools, It's not that hard and the housing for these phones are very sturdy.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] pyraxiate:
Well , I completely disassembled the phone , removed all covers from the processors on the mainboard , and soaked the mainboard alone in contact cleaner solvent for about 15 minutes. I cleaned the contacts around the top where the antennae plugs into the phone and adjusted its clips so it fits tighter into the connector. The phone is on and has a strong GSM signal , so im just waiting to see if after about an hour or two if the problem persists. Ill update in a bit to let you know if this took care of the issues. 15 minutes on and it hasnt lost signal yet, which is about as long as it took before. Hope this did the trick :)

Edit-

I forgot to mention i also had another phone with a bad motherboard so i swapped out the spare antennae as well. Just thought this might be worth mentioning to others having an issue if this happened to fix the problems. If the problem doesnt reoccur, ill swap the antennae back out just to narrow it down to cleaning the board and connector.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] pyraxiate:
Its been over an hour and its still working great!!!!! You guys might just have to take the antennae out and pull the spring catches out a little to make a tighter connection. Also if you have Contact cleaner , it doesnt hurt :D. Im waiting overnight before i get my hopes up. Ill post tomorrow the results :)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] pedro2k:
Nice! It would still be a good idea for the people who would try this out to clean the mobo as you suggested. Not with a failed radio flash obviously, but Is this FINALLY a true solution for no gsm errors? Keep us posted with your results :)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] pyraxiate:
Many hours later and still 100% operational without a single drop !!!!!!! For those with intermittent issues that are hardware related this should take care of it ! ( hopefully )
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] bomo:
Hello,

i have the the same problem. My Radio die slow...and all of time i don't have "no gsm"....but if i flash a new rom, i have for 1 day my radio...and then the radio dieing again. I this a hardware problem?
[OnePlus 5 Guides, News, & Discussion] dwnloader:
how to activate multi window support in OP5
[OnePlus 5 Guides, News, & Discussion] ddaharu:
Go to settings, then buttons:

Then choose split screen on whitch ever button your want.
[OnePlus 5 Guides, News, & Discussion] dwnloader:
Thanks
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] 1candydick:
Hello awesome XDA community?

I was hoping to find info on upgrading this model to Oreo and information on getting root access also?

Apologies if this is the wrong area to post this in.

:confused:

Thank you ...
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] vrl13:
+1 on that!
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] crusht:
The only thing keeping me from buying this phone is first the price and second the fact that it will never get an update. Battery life looks really good.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] calfax:
Forum for AGM X1, X2 and other devices.

We don't have a large enough user base to merit our own forum yet. I think there are enough of us to begin development on the AGM devices. In the coming months I will petition XDA to give us our own forum....but I have to have something developed to justify that.

Right now, I am working on getting TWRP to install and porting Android N to the X1.

Next, I will then work on getting TWRP to run on the X2 and then try to port oreo.

I am using my X2 as my daily driver so I can't mess it up yet.

Since the X2 is the only phone with a nose, developing out software for the VOC sensor is also something I am exploring.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] crusht:
Wow. Are u liking the phone? Can u tell what sucks and what's great?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] calfax:
Yes, I am liking this phone. On the whole, I am very happy with it

What's great: I finally have a phone with a battery that does not run out. I average 30 to 40 percent battery drain in my daily use. Whereas for my old phone...I'd have to charge it after 8 hours of regular use. It's built like a brick - really solid construction. Supposedly waterproof but I have not tested that. 6G of memory and 128 G of storage. I can load a ton of apps on there and open a lot of them. 2 sims. It works on T-mobile in the US but it works on damn near every band in the world so I can use it when I travel. Reception is decent. Bluetooth behaves with all my peripherals. You can record 4k video using the Opencamera app. It has an FM radio you can use with headphones. The VOC sensor works.

What sucks: They made the back out of glass. I am afraid that if I drop it it will crack. So I covered mine with heavy sign vinyl to protect it. Audio volume is a bit low through the audio jack. The dual lense camera is kind of gimicky and the default app is not that great. It gives the background a kind of dreamy look...but that feature in the default camera app is a little hard to use.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] tukes:
root

I just ordered my AGM X2 6GB/128GB, looking forward.

Is there already know how to root?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Westwind76:
I'm thinking of buying this phone for use in Canada on the Telus network and for world travel/work. It will be replacing my HTC one M9. I need something water prof that is reliable and will connect most places world wide. Also need a good camera and a good GPS and i love the floating cover. Dose anyone know if the model from chinavision includes the floating cover? Also are there any issues with the phone to consider before buying?

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How secure is the floating case? is it likely to fall off if dropped from a boat?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] crusht:
Thanks a lot. I so wanted to get this phone but I need an above average to pretty good camera and good GPS for work. I may still get it if the price goes down a little.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Thebrynn:
Getting this phone on Monday. I played around with the 64 GB version and I really like it.

Surprised there is not more interest in it. It has to be one of the best (if not the best) rugged phones out there.

And having some extra sensors and a big battery is really a plus in the field.

reading up on installing TWRP and Magisk on this phone, but not having much luck so far.

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They have MIL-STD-810G , so not sure why this would crack? Wouldn't that mean that certification would be worthless?

Just to be sure, what kind of heavy sign vinyl did you protect it with?

I was going for this phone to prevent to get additional protection, but now you have me worried. :)
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Westwind76:
Just ordered mine from Tomtop.com hoping to have it by Christmas.

I have read of one or two back glass screens cracking, I've also read that as per AGM the phone is still waterproof and dust proof with the back panel cracked. I think the mil spec is still good for the operation and gust of the phone just not the ascetic rear panel glass. I will be putting a layer of clear vinyl tape on my rear panel to help prevent a crack
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Thebrynn:
where did you read that? I have read only positive reviews so far, so I have missed those with the cracked glass.

will look into securing the back cover as well then if this is really a weak spot. Thanks for pointing it out!
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Westwind76:
I read it on the AGM fourm on facebook.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Thebrynn:
I could not find any posts about this on the community page: can't post the link yet, but it is "facebookdotcom" and then "AGMphone/community"

What I have found is a bit more worrying though, complete lack of support and communication from AGM's side. :/
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Westwind76:
The note on face book has a time stamp of Nov 14 at 9:27pm. I did notice all the comments about a lack of support, I also saw that AGM released a video of the testing for the X1 new operating system. In all I still bought the phone as it ticks all the right boxes. I dont relay need to have the latest and greatest updates, I just hope it will be reliable for the next few years.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Thebrynn:
Hear what you are saying, as I have never had to use phone support since my first mobile end of the 90's. We should be fine, and ideally Lineageos will be able to prolong the lifespan of this device.

on the page I have 'linked', there is no post dated November 14th. There is one from November 4th (Where's the X1 update?) and the next one is November 18th talking about supporting AGM as they seem to struggle.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Westwind76:
this is the page is found it on https://www.facebook.com/AGMphone/

This is the post

Ulf Henriksen It seems to be a rugged phone, but the backside is shattered after two days in my pocket. I have been walking and in and out of my car. Not so impressed as my Sony xperia takes the same with no problems.

LikeShow more reactions · Reply · November 14 at 9:27pm

Its near the bottom of the second thread, right after some unboxing pics
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Alique01:
Does anyone know how to unlock the bootloader? No way to install a recovery without doing so. The fastboot oem unlock command does not work.

Also, there's a video of a walnut breaking the back glass on youtube. Look up "AGM X2 Defeat walnut"
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Westwind76:
Finally found a bit of a drop test. its in Chinese but you can watch the guy drop the phone several times from waist height

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCt7ipmOf7o
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Thebrynn:
and he actually put a water test with boiling water. Looks like a very hands on reviewer :)
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] jochu38@hotmail.com:
The Romzj link worked for me, it put the phone into Chinese though. You have to navigate a bit then change the language over to English
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] WS937:
Wait, that link actually worked? So what version of android is your phone running on? Could you share some screenshots of the settings page? I would be very curious to hear about the possibility of putting lineageos on my phone.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] bandario:
Any update? How is it?

I ended up buying a Note9 and whilst I'm obviously far from disappointed with the device, I still can't get past my phone being so fragile!! Why the hell they insist on using GLASS of all things in construction of something you will inevitably drop I do not know.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Thebrynn:
Keen to hear more about your experience about it. Would be great if you could link or add the file as romzj is apparently down. (checked a few whois sites as well, confirming the url is not reachable atm).
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] tukes:
Because of Chinese NY I had to wait a few weeks for shipping, normally it would arrive this week :victory:
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Thebrynn:
I guess you are talking about the X3? Keen to hear your experiences about it.

I'm still happy with my X2 to be honest. Except for the fact that I have issues with bluetooth connections, and the camera quality varies from time to time.

But I love the responsiveness and the battery live. I literally just charge my phone once a week :).

Would love to have Lineageos on it at some point, but I have not really looked into that lately.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] jochu38@hotmail.com:
Agm x2 Disassembly Video
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] tukes:
After 1 day, i do like the X3. Fast and lightweight, slim design.

Clean Android, as usual with AGM (no root possible so far :( as with the X2)

Battery is less and screen is no Amoled, 2 (big)minor here, i'll get over that :D

I do love my X2, but i had issues with the usb slotcover so it was not IP68 prove anymore :crying:

And in my pants the fingerprint responded several times a day, making emergy calls etc :(

More info later