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[Samsung Galaxy A3, A5, A7 (2017) Questions & Answe] Faber2018:
Myanmar is a country with the best penetration tax of mobile devices. There are over 40 milions of users and I think 99% of them use Android devices.

But it seems that devolepers are not so popular or not to able to follow the standard guideline to develop official burmese font compliance with google store or Samsung standard with the last Android Version.

The most used font is Zawgyi and not others like Myanmar 3 or others.

All people that are able to use the most common burmese font "Zawgyi", I suspect that are able to use it only with older version of Adroid, before 6.0.

The rating on store app are "false" as they refer to the old one version and not clarify if they work also with new one. For app I mean the 3rd party that install the "zawgyi" font inside your device. But after also the successfully installation font inside the Nougat version the font is not working.

Sorry if I add a general question inside this one but I would like to understand the process to develop an official font for one entire country like Myanmar (ex Burma): how to devolop a font and see it inside your device without rooting it?

But the right question is: how to install zwagy font into A5 2017 with Nougat?
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hamed_forum:
My phone bootlooder on Google logo

Today heat it same tutorial but after heat the phone don't on

No led on nothing

What must do?
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jhonys:
Hey guys,

I havent flashed anything on my 6p for quite a while so you can say im pretty rusty.

How do I go about updating to latest 8.1? Couldnt really find a proper guide for it and dont want to brick my phone [emoji16]

Thanks guys.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gustavocaa:
Just flash the factory image form Google's developer site, follow the instructions that comes on the same site. It will fully wipe everything.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] notstevek:
If by PN you mean pure Nexus, I'm sure the thread or site if they have one, should have instructions, for their specific custom rom. Should be as simple as downloading the newest custom rom version, doing a wipe in TWRP, and flashing the new rom. Probably best to update your custom recovery to the newest one. Please follow the official instructions as I stated above, as I maybe wrong.

As far as STOCK goes, I just got my 6p yesterday, and flashed the newest stock 8.1 to root with Magisk. Download the file from:

https://developers.google.com/android/images

Search for Nexus 6p

If you need more help after downloading that stock update, respond back with what computer os you are using, but there is a flash-all.sh for Linux/Mac and a flash-all.bat for windows. You need adb/fastboot and device drivers installed.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Exodusche:
I used the Hiesenberg guide under general for "returning to stock" for fastboot commands and downloaded as said above latest factory image. If your adb is up-to-date I think can also use the install file that comes with factory image.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] notstevek:
Just pointing out that you would need to update certain things to 8.1 like radio, bootloader, before flashing the 8.1 purenexus rom when upgrading from 7.1.2

I suggest doing a clean full upgrade to stock version of 8.1, then flashing the pn 8.1 rom, so there are no issues.

And as exodusche stated, look at the guide on how to return to stock for the correct commands to use to upgrade to 8.1, then flash TWRP, then flash your PN 8.1 rom.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jhonys:
Thanks guys, i actually did follow hiesenberg guide and just changed the files to 8.1..

Now to decide which custom rom to install.. Cant stay much longer on stock [emoji2]
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scragnothh:
This is my first thread and the reason for registering, I hope you can help me.

My SM-N915FY seems to have died a week ago. I had the dreaded MMC_READ_FAIL error since four months, but I kept using the phone and lived with the sudden crashes since I had no money to buy another, and for me it has to have the S-Pen feature.

I made the stupid mistake not backing up data regularly tho... :( since I was able to reboot it every time with the old "remove everything and wait, before reboot wiggle all switches" trick.

It's state now: No signs of life whatsoever. Will not boot normally and also not into any emergency mode (Recovery, Download etc). I just tried it now after having it in the freezer for a few hours (since I read that this might help it).

I ruled out that the battery might be the cause of it - it crashed while recharging - and I tested if the battery still had charge by holding it's contacts to the battery contacts of an old Galaxy SII and it shows the battery as nearly full. Also my Note Edge won't boot with the SII battery either.

The only thing that happens is a connect / disconnect sound when I connect it via USB to a computer running Windows where I installed the drivers earlier.

I want to recover the data since I need it. Is there anything I can do? I even thought about desoldering it's flash chip to read it out on a computer. I've never done this, just read that it is principally possible. It just might be complicated because on this model Samsung decided to combine the 3GB RAM and the 32GB Flash into one die... Didn't research if that might make this effort impossible.

Fact is that I would need a SMD rework station for that, but since I wanted to learn to solder SMD parts anyway I need one of those anyway....
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scragnothh:
RECOVERED

After a bit of research I found this useful post: https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=69194863&postcount=14

I just tried it (after being able to source a micro SD card finally - short on cash at the moment, my own are somewhere where I can't find them - a used goods / electronics shop just gave me a 2GB one) and it worked! It didn't matter that the BL linked there is for the SM-N915F, it worked with my SM-N915FY. It went straight into Download mode and I flashed TWRP. After Odin finished my phone rebooted, and straight into Android with no errors. It's still a bit sluggish, but now I'm copying all the data and then I'll try this tutorial, maybe the dredes MMC read fail will be gone then: https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=66879466&postcount=10
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The Radius Kid:
Good luck with it.
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scragnothh:
Unfortunately no luck yet. It got through the whole re-flashing described in that tutorial just once, but then it got stuck in recovery while it said "Upgrading firmware" (or something) with the droid animation... Some times it reached the stock recovery menu after the animation where I tried "reboot" since the tutorial wanted the user to launch the OS and wipe the data there again. But it never got there... :(

Not counting the numerous other attempts where it refused to commence flashing (giving me a fail at the start with differing error messages) or just went halfway through...

I wanted to gave this a try: https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=71757019&postcount=27

It flashed TWRP (twrp-3.2.1-0-tblte.img) foun here https://twrp.me/samsung/samsunggalaxynote4edgeint.html once successfully but then it didn't boot into TWRP, gave me that "Recovery is not senandroid enforcing"... I read that this could mean that I flashed the wrong version.

Edit: TWRP 3.1.0 seems to work better, at least it doesn't produce the senandroid error, but the phone didn't completely boot into TWRP, i pulled the battery after it was sitting on the TWRP boot screen for a few minutes. Have to try again if it can manage to boot into TWRP...

Most important thing tho is that I was able to recover the data. I installed Lineage 14.1 on an old Galaxy S2 for now... don't know for how long I have to use this spare phone. I'm looking to buy an Note 5 maybe, but I couldn't find out which versions of it work fine in Germany and if that has similar dreadful flaws - don't want such a fiasco again.

Edit 2: Bought a Note 5 SM-N920C now for 230 € - the version which has the essential LTE band 20 (for people in Germany at least). Bye Note Edge, bugs me that you didn't last longer.
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] muhammad_h:
hello.. please provide more info.. i'm stuck in the same problem and nothing seems to work. i'd be thankful for your help-

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can you please provide an image of this SD card you have.. or any piece of information would be helpful

thank you again.
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scragnothh:
Hi, just follow the guide in https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=69194863&postcount=14

Download the image file posted there, the link is still valid.

Any old small micro SD card should work as that debrick image is not huge at all - it just contains the essential files which enables the phone to boot again.

Recover (if necessary) any data that is still on the SD card because all data on the card will be lost.

I used an USB-stick-type SD card reader with an adapter Micro-SD->Full Sized SD

Use any program that can make bootable USB sticks (Win32DiskImager is just one example)

Load the image file downloaded before into the program and use the SD card (either in a card reader plugged into USB or inside an internal reader) as the target and let itdo it's thing

If it worked, your SD card size should be only a few MB now (you can re-format it later to get back it's full capacity)

Make sure your battery has charge left - and note that your phonecan't charge it's own battery in the state it's in. So, get another Samsung (as mentioned, the Galaxy S2 even works), hold the battery to it's contacts and try to boot it (make sure not to mix up + and - !). If you need to charge the battery, use for example packaging tape to keep the battery in place (since it can't stay in place on it's own as it's of another shape).

On 8. I used the key combo to get it into download mode, don't know what an USB Jig is.

On 9., I pulled the SD card as described and flashed the compatible TWRP via Odin using a Windows Computer. It rebooted by itself and therefore into the firmware it had before it died. Recover all your data and buy another phone.

Because you can't get it ever to work properly again, since it's a hardware flaw (at least if you encountered that MMC_READ_FAIL error).Maybe you can get it repaired / replaced by Samsung bit for me that was out of the question since I bought my Note Edge used. Switched to a Note 5 which still works flawlessly. Maybe the Note 8 is already cheap enough for you. Or look elsewhere, another Samsung, or another brand whatsoever. But if you want to switch brands, you need to recover your data with a 3rd party app, not with Samsung's SmartSwitch, since that one will only recover to another Samsung device.

Feel free to ask me if you still need help.
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] muhammad_h:
thank you so much.. i'll try it and keep you updated.

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it actually did not work.. i have tried everything so far.. can you please use win32diskmanager to make an image of that card you used and send it to me .. since i'm starting to lose hope :'(
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scragnothh:
This won't help you. Please tell me what's the problem exactly - is it that you cant't get that image onto the SD card?
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] muhammad_h:
i managed to get the image on the sd card but when i put it in the phone and put the battery in nothing happens.

it's just not reacting at all (it's hard bricked and the computer recognizes the phone as qualcomm hs usb loader 9008.
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scragnothh:
You need to engage Download mode after putting SD and battery in, holding VOL-, Home and Power at the same time. The other symptoms sound like those I had (recognized as Qualcomm on my Computer, nothing else).

Maybe you have another model revision? I had the SM-N915FY, the unbrick image is for SM-N915F but it worked for me. Did your phone die because of the MMC-READ_FAIL or because of something else?
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] muhammad_h:
i have actually done that but couldn't access download mode by pressing this combination of buttons.

and yes, my device's Model number is SM-N915FY and it also died the same way.. at first it would shut down and i need to wait a bit for it to work again and sometimes it gave the error MMC_READ_FAIL and then i had to jiggle the battery or take it out and leave it for a while in order to be able to boot successfully to Android but one day it just stopped working forever.

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i know i'm asking for too much but would you be kind enough to consider making me a debrick.img with your working device because now i'm desperate and would literally try anything to get it to work.

thank you again.
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scragnothh:
That's unfortunate, only thing I can think of now is an empty / too low powered battery or a bad SD card, or the flash memory is actually damaged too badly already.

Or, leave it alone for the night with battery, SIM and SD card removed and try again the next day.

I don't think it's the image's fault, and I don't even know how to create that image. I still have that phone around, since it's twice worthless because of a cracked screen and that hardware defect on the PCB.

And, again, don't use it anymore, it's a waste of time. I wasted hours trying to write a clean image with that other guide I linked to. Most the time it would fail right away during Odin's writing process, or if not then, it would hang itself during the various reboots, or show that error message again. Only pursue it if there's important files you need to recover.

Otherwise I read that there might be a chance of running the whole Android from an SD card bypassing the crippled internal flash memory, but didn't find anything specific about the Note 4 / Edge in that regard. And that SD card won't live long either, furthermore there's speed concerns.
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] muhammad_h:
i have already bridged the battery to another charged battery to eliminate aby doubt about the charge of the battery. and i've tried 2 different SDs and the issue still presists. i guess that leaves the damaged emmc as the only possibility.. i'll see what i can do.. maybe i'll manage to flash it using QFIL.. but later cuz i'm exhausted and haven't slept for 2 days.
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scragnothh:
OK then I don't know any more things to try, seems you ruled out all error possibilities already. As I heard the flash memory chips in Note 4 / Edge and another from the S line were of bad quality, creating that error.

I wouldn't even have known about any further steps if this method didn't work for mine.

Good luck, hope you still get it working. I hope nothing like this happens with the Note 5 since they eliminated the SD card slot on that one... and brought it back with the Note 8. If the new 9 has it I don't know, it's not that interesting to me to read about the newest phone's specs if I don't plan to buy them...
[Mogul, XV6800 General] s10blazin:
is there a program preferably a freeware the will allow you to get reminder beeps/vibes for missed calls texts etc? a link would be very helpful. I have tried to search to see if there was something i could find but dont seem to see anything.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] hujer:
Try this one: http://magazin.softimage.cz/dontforget/app-description/

PPC version available soon.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] s10blazin:
thanks ill check it out any more suggestions?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Guides, News, & Discussion] FardeenTGO:
Acc got hacked, remove this thread please.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SnowPiercer:
well i didnt know where to ask so i made my thread here

i'm kind of new to Custom rom Building but i've started to get well

there is a couple of question i would like to ask

i have a Huawei Holly Hol-U19 android phone and it has a 7.1 RR rom ,

so first do if i like to build an oreo rom , i know that i need to have the device tree and vendor tree

as i was looking around github , i have found a device tree but i can post it cuz i am new here .... just search liquidporting huawei holly

but under branch i get CM 14.1 Which is Android 7.1

my question is do i need a device tree which has a CM 15 branch ?

my second question is .. i looked online and saw that to build a device tree you need the boot.img and recovery.img of the stock rom , but the stock rom is 4.4.4 and the highest rom i can find which is 7.1 so is there any way i could make a 8.0 ROM ?? without a CM 15 Device tree ?

and somehow i can find its vendor tree ... so if someone made a full explaintion i would be delighted
[Fire HD 8 and HD 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GamerOfRassilon:
I'm still mostly a n00b, so apologies if this is a dumb question or one that's answered elsewhere.

I currently have a Kingroot rooted 7th gen HD 10. I got it out of the box with 5.5.0.0. I have not updated the OS, since I figure I can always update it later, and I'd hate to lock myself out of future possibilities because something magical is possible 5.5.0.0 but I can't do it now because I updated to 5.6.0.1.

Is it possible to update Amazon's internals or apps (like Kindle) without doing a full update . . . perhaps by extracting apps from the 5.6.0.1 update and installing/updating them? Or, perhaps to rephrase, is it possible to update interesting system bits to 5.6.0.1 without updating the bootloader (hopefully keeping it at 5.5.0.0 and allowing any future magic and/or easy downgrading to 5.5.0.0 in the future if some cool development is only possible on it)?

Thanks for any help!
[Fire HD 8 and HD 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] retyre:
Yes. Here are the steps:

-- Backup your current setup using FlashFire.

-- Download 5.6.0.1.zip from here.

-- Flash 5.6.0.1.zip in FlashFire (disable EverRoot)

It's safe to go back-and-forth between 5.5.0.0 and 5.6.0.1. If you do not want to use bibikalka's system image, you can create your custom 5.6.0.1 system (after adb sideloading the 5.6.0.1 update .bin), back it up using FF, adb sideload the 5.5.0.0 update .bin (which will put back the 5.5.0.0 bootloader), and then use FF to restore the 5.6.0.1 system. A lot more work, but you can pat yourself on the back after it's done.
[Fire HD 8 and HD 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GamerOfRassilon:
Thanks for your help!

As an update:

I tried sideloading the 5.6.0.1 update — in the hope of just updating the system and keeping the rest of everything in place — and the tablet didn't like that (it just hung on the Fire logo). IIRC, I deleted the cache and eventually got it to boot, but it was really confused about what version it was, so I ultimately needed to wipe it and start anew. (Fortunately, I'd backed up the /data partition with FlashFire, so I only had to worry about restoring what was on the /system partition.) But what I ended up doing was loading 5.6.0.1 onto the fresh tablet, getting my System files partition how I wanted it, restoring /data with FlashFire, and then wiping and re-loading 5.5.0.0 (and then reloading the 5.6.0.1 /system image I made with dd along with the /data backup via Flashfire).

For my own edification, just to make sure I understand what happened and why this works:

Sideloading the 5.5.0.0 restored it to a straight 5.5.0.0 device; loading my backup /system and /data files from 5.6.0.1 meant that — in FlashFire parlance — the Boot partition from 5.5.0.0 was left intact.

Does that sound correct?

(And I'm assuming the Cache partition isn't really important, since the Fire can recreate it as needed [hence why it's unchecked in FlashFire]... and I don't know anything about the Recovery partition.)

Thanks again for your help. I've gotten exactly what I wanted!
[Fire HD 8 and HD 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] retyre:
Yes. In general, you backup/restore boot.img and system.img as a pair.

The goal is to retain the old bootloaders. This refers not to boot.img, but to the preloader, lk, etc. IIRC, the only change from 5.5.0.0 to 5.6.0.0 to 5.6.0.1 is in tz.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] vMAC:
Is this possible with any app?

I have FlashFire but since rooted with Magisk it does not work any longer. I don't want custom recovery but need to flash a zip. Is this possible?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] jr313:
I'm pretty sure you need to have twrp installed to flash a zip, but I could be wrong. I've never flashed anything without a custom recovery.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] mac796:
Just boot your custom recovery flash whatever zip you want and then reboot it will be gone
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] vMAC:
Didn't realize I could do this. Thanks.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Goog1e Phone:
Fastboot the twrp image. It will be good for one flash. Flash whatever you want and that's it...
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] oliverfongftw:
So I recently got my hand on a pixel 2 xl without the operating system.

I know this is an issue happened to some devices and the best way is to send it back to Google for a replacement.

However neither do I have the box and receive with me nor I am living in the official launch area. So there is no easy way for a replacement from Google. (I can't even post question at there official pixel user forum)

Therefore I really would love to know if I can indeed install the official ROM with tool like this one? https://xdaforums.com/pixel-2-xl/development/tool-tool-one-driversunlocktwrpfactory-t3730226

And hopefully won't wasted a good device.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] ram4ufriends:
Did you have OEM Unlocking checked in Developer options before it happened? If yes you can flash factory images
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] jr313:
If you have the stock recovery and can boot into it you can adb sideload the most recent ota zip.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] oliverfongftw:
Thanks for the answering guys, however I think it is one of the machine that Google ships with a OS in it... so I don't think OEM unlocking is enabled nor the recovery is working.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] v12xke:
You can get the bootloader lock status simply by booting into the bootloader. Locked or unlocked? You don't "think" it has a working recovery is not good enough to help you. If it does have a stable recovery, you can flash the OTA. If it does not and the bootloader is locked you are S.O.L. and the phone is dead. Follow this video and let us know.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] michaelbsheldon:
If you can hold down volume and hit power to get into bootloader and choose Recovery, you can fix this phone.

Go here: read instructions at top. You will be booting to bootloader, then to recovery, then choose Apply Update from ADB.

Then give adb OTA command as described. Don't skip or modify any step.

https://developers.google.com/android/ota
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] kukumaka:
I am in this exact same situation. Did you ever figure it out? Or did anyone figure it out?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] 0x0null:
Got this exact problem with a locked bootloader and no recovery, any solution?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] CyberpodS2:
How did you lose the recovery with a locked bootloader?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] 0x0null:
Got it that way thinking i could use recovery to recover the phone
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] 0x0null:
It came without a recovery.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] mookiexl:
Just use deuce script to flash the factory image guys. That's what I did when I got the no os message. Mines started when I ignorantly thought I had to relock bootloader before flashing stock.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] 0x0null:
Locked bootloader wont let me use the script.