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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Discus] Delgoth:
When I still had my AT&T Note 5, I had a Revision 3 "sboot.bin" that would boot a LP build. It could only do that because it came from the Factory Binary Firmware, every other revision 3 bootloader booted MM kernels.

So yeah, on my Note 5 I could technically downgrade my AP file all the way back to the beginning, because I had a bootloader capable of booting a Lollipop Kernel.

That eng "sboot.bin" I had was a real eng bootloader too from the N920AUCU3APH1 factory build. ODIN 3.12 would actually allow me to flash a Revision 2 sboot.bin overtop of the 3aph1 sboot.bin. I even got the phone to boot up too using an older Lollipop AP firmware.

However downgrading the AP like that can sometimes re-open valuable loopholes, if trying to do something not exactly specific to the bootloader.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Discus] Darklordevo:
Well, I tried the method I said I had in this post and it bootlooped, so now, I just found a file which seems kinda bootleg, but it's a combination file that swings you to 6.0.1.

It's for G935A, so use 3B Odin.

There's not much info on this combination firmware, but sources lead me to believe this is 6.0.1 because

6.0.1 builds were G935XXXXXAXXX

7.0 builds were G935XXXXXBXXX

and Oreo Builds are G935XXXXCXXX

also if your firmware is G935AUCU

A

CSF1 instead of U

9

CSC1 you can't use this.

G935AUCU9ASA1 (Marshmallow? - Not Tested By Me, Will Test Later Today) - https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=1395089523397911894

3B Odin (I know this works, so...) - https://xdaforums.com/android/software/patched-odin-3-13-1-t3762572
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Questions & Answers] vakson:
Pleas i need downgred rom from 8.0 to 7.0 G570f
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Questions & Answers] Bandison:
Just clean flash a 7.0 ROM if you really need to.
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] androidtab2:
Hey guys. Any one help me here to properly install the gsi for moto g6. I don't want to mess it up. :)
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] HueyT:
https://www.xda-developers.com/flas...BRAB&usg=AOvVaw21lcTNgfGORpOgwJ8G7W6U&ampcf=1
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] androidtab2:
Thanks. will this cause any problems?
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] HueyT:
99% function but 1% not. Stock is best but if you're bored, back up with TWRP and try GSI
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] jglm4u:
descendant rom works great... No issues on my side... all the gestures that comes with the rom made me forget about Moto actions..not to long i Installed "Dolby" it made me forget about going back to stock... Battery wise is almost like stock, the first day flashing the rom was ok, after a week of using it's pretty good...
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] mcc2005:
Please tell me which image you have taken and which gapps you have installed, thanx
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] HueyT:
​

http://bit.ly/TwoDotZero_arm_aonly

Must be on Oreo base

Open gapps Pico

Magisk 18.1 for root
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] mcc2005:
Thank You, I will test it soon. Actually, I am on Stock PIE so I have to go Back to Oreo...

I have been tested, but I get an error while open gapps installed in twrp 'error 64:... (in red) so I am back on Stock... Thanks again.
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] HueyT:
Unofficial TWRP works for Gapps. Official TWRP doesn't. It's been broken for 6 months
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] underwater69:
Currently on Moto g6 stock Android 9.0. Is it not possible to flash after rooting on pie ? Also is the ROM daily driver material ? Does VOLTE work also ?
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] HueyT:
Most GSI requires Oreo base. Since u have PIE, you're limited to phh AOSP v108, Octopus latest, AEX official, Descendant 1.5 or 2.1 made by the Real John Galt avail. on Telegram for G6 (2.0 needs Oreo). VOLTE generally doesn't work on GSI--just 4G. If u need VOLTE, stay on stock Oreo or PIE. RR7 disallows SD card (int/ext) access but works on PIE base
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] PhoneSlayer:
HueyT. Have tried just about every possible way of installing RR on Moto G6. The last attempt was to completely wipe phone(format, and all directories deleted.). Flashed AOSP 9 PHH treble. It booted properly. Completed "basic setup" then after brought to home screen, powered down. Rebooted into FastBoot. Dirty flashed RR 9 from official download site, and it never passes boot screen. Have left the device for over 30 minutes. Any help would be appreciated!
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] HueyT:
RR7 has broken SD card (int/ext) access so can't download anything or any apps or take any photos. Thus, get Oreo vendors and flash RR6.1 and be done with it
[Moto G6 Questions & Answers] HueyT:
There are several GSI's flashable off of PIE vendors: pHH AOSP v111, Descendant AOSP v2.1 (John Galt has customized it to G6 on our Telegram group with Gapps built-in, but GSI vanilla version listed here will work also), AEX official 6.1, Octopus 11/18, PixelExperience 8/2018 version, LOS16, DotOS and Syberia by Nfound on Android File Host) are those that I can cofirm work on PIE vendors.

The other GSI's are best installed on top of stock Oreo vendors.

Most GSIs, VOLTE does NOT work (just 4G data) and PLAY Store is NOT certified (except John Galt's version as it's customized for our G6). Most Play Store needs Device ID apk to get GSF value to manually register your phone before Play store will work.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] shreysahu:
I wnt rooted note 8....
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] blinkt88:
Contact me on facebook i will help to you

Find me on FB as thedoctor miro

Poslano z mojega SM-N950F z uporabo Tapatalk
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] Nauzet Valeriano:
i need the best combo battery + kernel for battery life
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] Ashish Banka:
Pixel experience CAF edition rom!! With stock kernel
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] Ashish Banka:
Here are some stats..
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] Nauzet Valeriano:
How do you get this SOT?. Yesterday i flash DotOS and the kernel don´t go to deep sleep and only i had 6hours of usage
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] Nauzet Valeriano:
which kernel had the rom?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] Ashish Banka:
Stock kernel... Pure CAF kernel
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] Akhil muralidas:
Do u use only wifi?
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Guides, News, & Discussion] DrearierJester1:
What's up Philippines?! Mag ingaay.

So S10 all models has been up for preorders both online and offline . Has anyone got their units reserved already?

Got mine reserved from Samsung SM Lanang Premier

S10+ - 128gb - Prism Green

S10+ - 1TB - Ceramic Black

All the best!
[Android Head-Units] SoftWord:
Hi. I've a px5 android 8.0 head unit (images with infos attached), the problem is that with this media remote controller

https://www.amazon.it/dp/B07CQJ6M4H?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

when I search in radio to try to pair, the radio can't discover this media control.

Instead with my smartphone work correctly.

Any ideas please?
[Android Head-Units] Syntecchy:
similar issue

I actually bought this item and i have the same issue. I also have a px5 android 8.0. (i can't paste the link, search this item on amazon.it)

"Tsumbay Kit Vivavoce Bluetooth per Auto, TouchAi Connettiti con Android e Google Voice Assistant, Controllo Wireless per Auto, Tempo di Attesa Lungo per Il Telefono"

did you find a solution?
[Android Head-Units] cybrmage:
The bluetooth module for almost all android head units will only pair with a mobile phone and maybe an OBDII adapter. The bluetooth modules do not support the AVRCP protocol required by the bluetooth media controllers.

Instead, you want to get something like this: h t t p s ://www . amazon . ca/gp/product/B07FDVJK4B . This is a wireless controller that connects to a module that mimics a cars steering wheel controls. The module is wired to the steering wheel control wires on the android head unit and it then programmed the same as a factory steering wheel control would be.

I have a set of these controllers connected to my 1DIN Eincar 100GNN and they work beautifully!
[Android Head-Units] SoftWord:
I don't think exist any solutions. If the problem is rally that is like driver dependent, the last solution is to try to use a rooted rom like Malaysia.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab E  Questions & Answers] Masiade:
Hey guys,

since I started again modding my old Tablet (SM-T560) I found a custom Rom (lineage OS 13) for my device. Okay, its not for the SM-T560 (WIFI only) but for the SM-T561 (3G Version). So far the ROM works just fine. There are only a few things, that are not working correctly and thus it needs some adjustments. Because of the build-in 3G Code in the Rom I´m getting all the 3G functionallity. I wouldn't mind that but because of this, the microphone isn't working correctly - at least that's the conclusion i drew ;). So I wanted to ask, If it's possible to just delete this Data from the rom (via Linux-PC or on the rooted Tablet itself) ? I tried to modify the build.prop and some other files but all I got is an Error message stating that the microphone is maybe in use. I get this message, when I try to use the recording function on the TAB. I am willing to try and test all your suggestions :). My programming skills aren't the best but I think, it could be a thing I could handle, if you could tell me where to look for files that have to be modified, deleted or replaced.

Have a nice and chilled Sunday

TheDude
[Mogul, XV6800 General] mark33139:
I just ventured into the PDA world with a Sprint Mogul and it's been nothing but disappointing so far. I have been on the phone with Sprint and HTC practically everyday. Can anyone shed any light on these issues??

- Memory, says roughly 49 MB of which over half is taken when no apps are opened.

- Tremendous problems accessing mobile websites, such as my bank, which has a mobile site (I can see it, just can't get into it... well twice I did, then error messages).

- The phone seems to drop my e-mail services for no apparent reason... e-mail works, then all the sudden, asks for my user names and passwords, which when I enter, says it's wrong. Reboot the phone, and back in business.

- It will not download and use many of the sites/programs made for mobile (gmail, AOL instant messaging, youtube - gotta do something sitting in airports).

- Screen useless in sunlight.

- Locks up constantly. If you are performing a function, and something else kicks in (text message, e-mail, phone call, etc) everything locks up, and you have to reboot.

- Locks up constantly. (see above)

- Locks up constantly. (you get the point)

- I have to reboot roughly 6-7 times per day.

- If performing a function, and something else kicks in (phone call, message, etc.)--and it does not lock up completely--the current function is blown out and you have to start over.

- If using Sprint Navigation, basically everything else is is unusable.

- Battery life is somewhat poor. And it appears re-charging in the car is much slower than from AC electric at home.

- Because I do not use Microsoft Outlook (Notes user here), the sync is not possible, since everything Windows Mobile is via Outlook. I found a nifty, free back up program for the phone and back it up to the memory card daily. That works, but I can't "sync."

- The HTC Tilt from AT&T (basically the same as Mogul) has 100 MB of RAM, while the Mogul shows less. Any ideas why?

I love the phone and love the concept, but really feel that it cannot perform as HTC and Sprint say it should. Don't know if it's conflicting software, or RAM, or what, but the overall performance is very substandard for this type of phone.

I only have a few days to return it for a service cancellation or a swap, so not real sure what to do. I am very disappointed, because if it could infact perform, then it would be the answer to my PDA needs. Anyone else having similar issues?
[Mogul, XV6800 General] stupedity98:
sorry

I'm in no way a power user, i just like to **** around with my phone. However i don't experience most of your problems, however i will address some of the issue you presented us with

First of i would suggest running a cooked rom (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=385336 this is for dcd 3.0.4 its what i run), however if you don't want to for what ever reason then:

as for your first point (and last point) of memory we all know that it blows on the mogul and the tilt is a newer phone that is why i think that the tilt has more memory

The internet, i personally use pie normally, and i have been able to do banking and such with pie. however pie plus, opera and whenever skyfire comes out (demo video here http://www.skyfire.com/product/index/demo08) are some good alternatives

The email issue i don't know what to tell you, i have two gmail accounts set up on my phone, and one for my school email phone and they always work for me. There is a setting to have your phone remember your password, so maybe that will help

As for things to do in an airport, it is possible to watch youtube vids (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=343397), gmail i already talked about, and if you know the right .coms you will find aim (i use it all the time)

The screen is kinda bad, however with the brightness setting on one of the higher settings i can you my mogul in direct sunlight (true it's kind of a pain but doable)

Your lock up issue, i don't know what to tell you. Mine never locks up. I have my mogul on pretty much twenty for seven and like once or twice a week i reboot, but i don't have a lock up problem.

i found a program that will back up your contacts and such, i haven't used it and can't find the thread about it, but it was on this forum and people really seemed to like it.

sorry that you are having problems with your mogul, i think the mogul is a very good phone and i really like mine. Any issues that you have with your phone is already solved somewhere in this forum (thats how it was for me)

sean
[Mogul, XV6800 General] illuminarok:
The moguls only has 64MB of RAM, of which some is required for the OS and various other functions. 24MB free is at bootup is a pretty good number for this phone -- and achievable.

Mobile websites don't seem to be a problem for me, maybe it is the version of PIE that you're running, are you using the stock ROM?

E-mail... never had that problem, maybe something is going wrong with your actual servers?

Turn the brightness completely to maximum in sunlight and it will be usable, just not perfect. You need something like SPB Mobile Shell to be able to access the backlight brightness quickly.

Install dcd's 3.0.4 to address the lockup issues.

Use TomTom, iGuidance, Google Maps, or some other navigation. You have to pay for Sprint Navigator monthly anyway.

Get mail2web free pushmail and sync to their online exchange. It's much more convenient that way anyway.

The Mogul is a generation 3 device while the Tilt is a generation 4 device. The comparison is like trying to put the 1993 BMW M3 against the 2008 Mercedes Benz S-Class four door saloon. There is no comparison! You'll have to wait until CDMA carriers have generation 4 or 5 devices and by then GSM providers will probably have generation 5 or 6 devices. Vicious cycle...

Goodluck!
[Mogul, XV6800 General] Tregrad:
best thing you can do is just sit at your pc and read read read, and when your done read some more.

the people in here are truly good people and will help you with your questions and youll get it goin just how you want it. just takes alot of hard work to even half way figure this thing out. to me the mogul is the best phone out there and this site is the best one out there as well.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] Mills00013:
WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF WINDOWS MOBILE!

First things first. Read the upgrade forum for instructions on how to ditch the BS ROM that Sprint ships with your phone. Get on DCD's rom. Its screaming fast and doesnt lock up.

As far as your problems accessing websites and downloading things, 99% of your problems can probably be attributed to internet explorer mobile. Ditch that piece of crap. Get opera. Its worth the money or try to find some place to download the new opera 9.5 beta. There should be some cabs somewhere around here...

As far as your navigation slowing down your phone, again its attributed to Sprints crapware ROM that slows down your phone. Get on DCD's.

Make sure your screen brightness is turned all the way up. It could help you see. WinMo auto adjusts this setting sometimes depending on certain conditions. Always check first.

And as far as syncing? Are you just talking about your contacts? ActiveSync (on XP) and Mobile Device Center (Vista) will sync pics and vids and everything without Outlook installed. Or do what I do and get Outlook and just use it for your contacts. you dont have to use it for email.

If you have any other questions ask, we would love to help you love your Titan
[Mogul, XV6800 General] illuminarok:
Yes! I think this sums it up. If you find a user who maybe complained about their phone as their first posts before coming here, then search their user name in the search feature, you will find they changed their tune almost every time. Do like they said and read, read, read, and we will help you love your titan :)
[Mogul, XV6800 General] serfboreds:
Are you sure this is correct? Opera mini is at 4.1 beta, right? Opera full for windows is 9.5. Please correct me so I don't look for hours.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] kmartburrito:
opera has two flavors for windows mobile, opera mobile which is at 9.whatever, and opera mini, which is at 4.1 beta.

opera mini is the best browser ive used so far on the mogul. i am a beta tester for skyfire, and while the video,java,flash, and sound support is pretty sweet, it doesnt feel refined for a mobile device like opera mini does. i like putting my web pages in mobile mode and scrolling a page at a time by using the directional pad. if skyfire could do this, then it would be my fulltime browser. until then, ill only use it when i want to see flash,java,video,etc...forgot to mention skyfire eats RAM like a slot machine eats my hard earned wages :)

YMMV though
[Mogul, XV6800 General] Mills00013:
kmart is right, two different versions. opera mobile is a software that you have to pay for as opposed to opera mini. opera mini is mostly designed to work on java based handheld phones (like razrs) but it works well on ours. The current version of opera that you download off of their site for windows mobile is 8.65, and its good but its a big piece of software and sometimes can eat a lot of ram for our tiny titans. check out this link, i uploaded a mirror on my site of the beta for you.

@kmart, i just got my skyfire invite two days ago. its definitely cool, but still needs some work. I love how fast it is but to be completely honest, i had no idea before i downloaded it that it used server side rendering. It loads everything i ask it to pretty perfect. I am happy with that for sure.

found one thing skyfire wont load though. speedtest sites. No matter which one, or if i have searched for it or typed it manually, it refuses to load a speedtest site. strange, huh?
[Mogul, XV6800 General] hidavi:
flash

flash

flash

and watch your problems disappear :o
[Mogul, XV6800 General] Mills00013:
agreed, the one thing worse than a stock winmo rom from a carrier is the stock windows operating system on your computer. effing norton....
[Mogul, XV6800 General] Dishe:
Also, while MS does push outlook (and this is the first Windows Mobile/Pocket PC I've ever seen that doesn't come with a full version of Outlook on the disc... What's up with that?!), its not the ONLY way to sync.

You could get a free exchange server with mail2web which would sync all your stuff over the air to their server in real-time. It may use data (I'm assuming you have unlimited data) and add a little drain to your battery, but you never have to back anything up manually (constantly in sync) and you can access your information by going to live.mail2web.com from any PC browser, and anything you enter will be pushed immediately to your phone.

Problem with this method is that its web-based, so its not was smooth to use and enter info as a localized application (plus you're relying on having a net connection).

There are some open source and free outlook alternatives, such as EMClient ( http://www.emclient.com/screenshots/ ) which claims it will support direct sync with activsync like outlook does in the new version due out soon.

There's also funambol, which like exchange above, uses over the air sync routines so you don't need wires or even be near your PC. Advantage to this is that its fully customizable and can be synced with almost any desktop client since it uses an open source platform and based on the standard SyncML (from linux) protocols.

They have a free server at my.funambol.com you can use, or you can host your own to do some fancy configuring.

As far as locking up... Look, this is a powerful OS, and I've seen far too many people get into it without knowing what they're doing, and be instantly turned away (later going with something simpler and more spoon-fed, like palm or the iPhone). If you don't want to take the time to learn how to use it to its potential, this device is not for you.

If you do have the patience, you'll wonder why you ever considered anything else. Just for reference: I go for weeks without a reboot required, and my battery can last almost 2 full days of moderate use, using a live over-the-air sync (currently on funambol).
[Mogul, XV6800 General] Asphyx:
I have to second the notion of those that say to upgrade to DCD's 3.04

Been running that for a week now and it really is much more stable than even the stock roms!

As for the memory issues people need to remember that the memory use is dependent on what the device is doing...

You could have very few apps running in the background yet still wind up with very little memory if you have a lot of graphically intensive programs running. Hell you will eat up as much ram running a small launcher with 10 icons as you will by running any full program!

Every thing you see displayed on your screen eats up program memory.

Every today plug you run does too...

Background services like the GPS chip will eat up ram as well even if you have it shut off!

So you really have to be thrifty with what you have run by default and load things as you need them instead.

I also find it useful to reset the phone once in the morning to start off fresh each day.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] Mills00013:
Amen to that. Amen.

can't stress enough how much better your winmo experience will be if you shut it down once in a while. And check your task manager too. you might be running a lot more apps than you are expecting.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] Dishe:
Eh, that shouldn't be required.

Unfortunately, Windows Mobile cache files don't always let go of the memory when u need it most, and this effect varies from rom to rom.

DCD and no2chem's are both better at this than the stock rom.

But either way, if you run a tight ship, properly closing apps and running a strategically placed hibernate command every now and then, you should be able to go for weeks without needing a reboot.

Personally, I end up rebooting a couple of times a week, but not on purpose.

Usually because I actually have to turn the phone for a moment to either save battery or going someplace they don't allow phones. I rarely reboot "just because" anymore.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] Mills00013:
im running quite a bit of software full time on my titan and sometimes that software crashed (read: wisbar and wisbar desktop). this forces me to restart. but you are right, on my base config (running a custom compiled version of DCD's 3.0.4 currently) i never have to really restart. Windows mobile is great, if you just give it some RAM breathing room and dont turn the processor into a puddle of mush inside your phone trying to play crysis... it just doesnt work well...