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[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 Software Upgrading] alaam2005:
a solution

Dear

I got the same problem when i upgrated through a wrong firmware but i found the best file and it works in its best way

first you should download the following file from imate or any place:

JAM_WWE_11200_128_11210_ship.exe

which is 43.2MB, this file and not a compatible because i tried many of them.

when the download completes,don't setup it because it will not complete and an error will happened but open the file with winrar and extract it then copy the attached file to the extracted folder then operate the attached file when you linked your device through the usb and be sure that activesync is running.That' all and i hope your device gets well.

my regards

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[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 Software Upgrading] alaam2005:
Dear

I got the same problem when i upgrated through a wrong firmware but i found the best file and it works in its best way

first you should download the following file from imate or any place:

JAM_WWE_11200_128_11210_ship.exe

which is 43.2MB, this file and not a compatible because i tried many of them.

when the download completes,don't setup it because it will not complete and an error will happened but open the file with winrar and extract it then copy the attached file to the extracted folder then operate the attached file when you linked your device through the usb and be sure that activesync is running.That' all and i hope your device gets well.

my regards
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] Zenia:
Is anyone knows how to get rid of the arrow at the right lower corner of the screen when the keyboard is up

I use Gboard

Thank you
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] raul6:
Settings/display/navigation bar/show button to hide keyboard
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] Zenia:
Thank you for your help
[Redmi Note 8 Questions & Answers] xda-desechable:
Hello xda'ers

I have the Xiaomi Redmi Note 8, however I want to use the scrcpy github . com / Genymobile / scrcpy utility it says it cannot detect the phone.

ADB Setup and its drivers have been correctly installed.

USB debugging has been enabled in the phone.

But the ADB cannot detect the phone.

It still is not working, so I went into the phone, developer options and go to USB Debugging, Security settings, and toggle that on, but it asks for a Mi Account?, which I do not have.

Please help.
[Redmi Note 8 Questions & Answers] Linking Legion:
Might as well sign up for that Mi account, because you need the (security settings) toggle turned on if you want to control the device via scrcpy. What does it tell you when you enter the command adb devices ? Did you get the popup asking for confirmation on whether you want to allow the PC to access debugging when you connected the phone via USB? Also make sure MTP/PTP/whatever else isn't turned on.
[Redmi Note 8 Questions & Answers] xda-desechable:
It's odd, executing adb devices gave an unauthorized message on the computer console, but the security confirmation never appeared on the phone up until some hours ago. I authorized the connection and voila I can now see the phone's screen on desktop PC via scrcpy, however.....

The screen just freezes, I mean, I cannot interact with it on the computer. If I unblock the phone manually and interact with it, the screen refreshes properly on the desktop, alas this is an issue with scrcpy not with the phone or ADB. Maybe I should file a bug or search their site?
[Redmi Note 8 Questions & Answers] Linking Legion:
Again, you have to enable the (security settings) toggle in your developer options if you want to control your device from the computer. This is mentioned on the Readme on scrcpy GitHub already.
[Redmi Note 8 Questions & Answers] KZekai:
Found solution:

1. Enable USB debugging

2. Run any terminal as root

3. setprop persist.security.adbinput 1

. That's all, nothing else is required
[OnePlus 6 Questions & Answers] Urbanstriker:
getting FAILED (remote: unknown command) after using fastboot boot <recovery_filename>.img

Fixed it with msmdownloadtool
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] amac64:
I have an AT&t 8525, running WM6, that died so I ordered a AT&T Tilt. Will the same software i ran on the 8525 also run on the Tilt, like HTC Home, Mobile Shell, Pocket Informant......

Thanks

Andy
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] kspirit:
No , nothing like that runs on the tilt...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] F2504x4:
You may have to check your version number of PI, if it ran with WM 6 on the 8525 it will run on the Tilt I have both , and it runs with no issues.

HTC home will work on both models, but always check to see if a new version exists.

I hope that this is helpful to you unlike the post above me.

This site does have a good search engine , also I like using the new post feature better, i find a lot more useful info that way.

BTW welcome to the forums.;)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] AllTheWay:
The site does have a good search engine if you know how to use it. ;)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] amac64:
thanks F2504x4, I appreciate the help.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jean-raphael:
Hello evryone.

I want to compile and run twrp and lineagos (or eelo) on my old wiko fever 4g

after reading and watching videos on the subject for hours... :crying:

I'm completely lost.

I have a ton of files on my computer (the phone kernel, the default android build environment (google), default boot.img recovery.img userdata.img ...)

and i have install a ton of usless (i think) pakage with apt on my system by following more or less qalitative tutorials.

were to start ? compile kernel ? compile twrp ? compile a custom android ? all in same time or same file tree ?

what android kitchen for ?

i try to start all these things but evry attempts finished by error of make.

for information I'm developper (on android) and i run on ubuntu 19.10
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] MASTERGRAD:
https://www.rprna.com/apps/good-lock-2020-app-changelog/
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] demize!:
It's now almost April and no update to make it compatible with Android #11 it's only got limited functionality
[Zenfone 2 Laser Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marcequen:
Hi guys

My Z00t strarting to boot, and i was flashing.

now didn´t start, only in fastboot mode.

i flash with .img system, boot, and recovery but no start...

Please i need you help.
[Zenfone 2 Laser Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gauthamkithu:
Can you specify how exactly were you flashing?By TWRP?Fastboot?
[Zenfone 2 Laser Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Phoniex_47:
connect to pc download platform tool download latest TWRP for your model then copy it to platfom tools folder then type

fastboot flash recovery '"name of TWRP file".img

press enter

after that type :fastboot boot "name of TWRPfile".img

phone will boot to recovery flash rom of your choice from there.
[ASUS ZenFone 6 (2019) Questions & Answers] HilmarG:
Hi,

I want to retrofit wireless charging capability with one of those thin receivers you can put between your phone and the case and then plug into the usb port. The only thing that worries me is a coil or antenna or something which is sitting on top of the battery. I can be seen in this disassembly video: https://youtu.be/kNzDbb-lJzs?t=42 This would probably be covered by the added receiver. What is this? Would covering this up be a problem?
[ASUS ZenFone 6 (2019) Questions & Answers] _jis_:
NFC.

It doesn't seem like a good idea to me.
[ASUS ZenFone 6 (2019) Questions & Answers] HilmarG:
Mhm, ok. If I don't want to use NFC anyway would this be a problem? I mean, the phone should be able to handle beeing placed on a qi charging station (if someone is ignorant that it does not have this function) without induction of any harmful currents into that antenna, right? So I would just loose the NFC functionality if I shield it with the receiver patch.
[ASUS ZenFone 6 (2019) Questions & Answers] _jis_:
My reaction was not about NFC, it is even possible that it will continue to work, maybe it will be less sensitive. I just expressed my opinion that I personally dislike your intention, because I don't think wireless charging is a killer feature for the ZF6 that we have to regret not having. Moreover, our battery size and space in which it is located and cooled, and so on is not at all adapted for continuous wireless charging and higher charging temperature.

After all, we don't charge so often with our big battery, and when you charging by cable, you charge more environmentally and faster than with the best wireless charger. That is to be remembered, and that is what I meant and what was my point.

For me NFC and big battery are killer features, but wireless charging isn't.
[ASUS ZenFone 6 (2019) Questions & Answers] HilmarG:
OK, I am getting your point. I just bought this phone, and was not used to having a battery that can go two days easily. I have qi chargers scattered around everywhere (car, office, living room ...) to top up my battery whenever I lay my phone down somewhere. That is starting to seem a bit pointless. I just discovered the function to slowly (and therefore least damaging to the battery) charge and reach 100% at a specified time. Perfect for overnight charging.

Let's give it a few more days to see if I still feel the urge to retrofit wireless charging.

But from the purely technical standpoint, I had another thought. The qi charger only switches on the charging field when it detects a compatible device set down on it. So it would not do that if an untouched Zenfone 6 would be placed on the charger, and there would not be any danger of inducing currents into the NFC antenna and damaging something. Now, if I retrofit a charging pad the charger actually does produce a field when the phone is on it, thats the whole point. No idea how much current would actually be inducted in the NFC antenna, but I am very certain it is not zero. Does someone have the technical background to at least make a guess?
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] steb0ne:
Does anyone have the cab of the Sprint Nav from the new Rom?

Thanks in advance
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] steb0ne:
Ok, I guess not.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] steb0ne:
Ok, so still no one has this I assume. It seems to be a bit different than the version I'm running.

Can someone point me in the right direction to where I can find how I'd be able to extract it from the stock rom?

Any help is appreciated.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] indagroove:
Here's the latest..
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] steb0ne:
Thanks a million
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] SyXbiT:
how does this compare with google maps or tomtom ?
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] steb0ne:
I don't have TomTom, so I can't compare. But compared to google maps, I think it's 10x better.

I like the voice directions, as well as 1 click traffic re-routing. This new version, also has a manage contacts feature, although I haven't tried it yet. There is however a monthly fee for the service ($9.99/mo),
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] crobs808:
lol...9.99? thats pointless...why would you upgrade to a custom titan rom, to get free gps capability, then put on a program that you have to pay for anyway? lol.

tomtom is MUCH better. 3d maps, voice navigation (custom i might add, for example i have yoda telling me where to go), reroutes in half a second, can get directions without having gps lock..like if you want to type in a strating and end point it can get directions without a connection, just does it internally. tomtom is way advanced.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] VulnoX:
If you have TomTom and maps and didn't pay for it, then you got it illegally, not quite fair to compare that to him talking about a legit cost for a program. Check out the costs of TomTom nav for a cell phone and maps and updates and all that...

Besides, aside from the Yoda voice, which is annoying as hell after about five minutes (I have it and Darth Vader on my TomTom One), Sprint Navigator does all the same stuff, but seems to have A LOT more POI's.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] steb0ne:
No other GPS program gives me traffic in my area, but the Sprint app. TomTom is expensive. But it also has 3D maps, etc. It actually is a very good app and works perfectly everytime and is fast. Plus the app is small and doesn't take up a lot of space. No need to download maps, etc.

I use other features of the custom ROM, FYI; it isn't about trying to get everything free. I'm not too cheap to pay for something I can't get for free.

If you know of a better option for free, then I'm all about it. I guess I could get a copy of TomTom, but with the small amount of RAM on the Mogul, and my small SD card (512MB) for maps, it's a bit of a hassle
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] kill_dano:
I use sprint's Telenav because it's included in my everything plan. For driving directions it's way better than google maps or live search.

Are there any other programs that stream the map data?
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] aatreya:
I don't have an everything plan, but this thing isn't asking me to sign up for anything. Any idea if I'll get charged?
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] mr-free:
TomTom only cost $120 one-time cost .. you just buy the software no service fee,

and you don't have to buy it from Tomtom.com .. you can buy a real copy

used copy with real activation key from tomtom for $50 off ebay .. thats

what I did .. $50 one time cost .. and get the best Phone Nav software!!

also Tomtom don't download maps on the go like the sprint, google maps,

Verizon, windows live etc.. Tomtom maps are all stored on the local mircoSD card ..

I used all them Nav software and TomTom 6 dvd so far hands down is the best!!

you can buy it for $50 or less on ebay or $120 sale price ($149 reg. price) from

bestbuy or other stores, one time cost ..or free with limewire lol...

x2 TomTom FTW!!

BTW has anyone used iGO 8?
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] jph8tr:
I have and it's too ram intensive to work well on this phone. It's all but impossible to get text to speech working at all. I've also used TomTom off and on for 5-6 years on various devices. I always had a problem with TomTom's lack of street first search, but it's been a while since I last used it so that may have been fixed. My preference for PDA based nav has been iGuidance, mainly because of its text to speech and simple interface. TomTom and iGO have slick interfaces that also slow them down and especially on this ram starved phone, can lead to instability. Fancy graphics are all fine and good, but you're supposed to keep your eyes on the road. TomTom up until recently has suffered from really old incomplete maps, though that's been rectified as of late. One problem and possible added expense with stand alone nav software is that the maps and poi's age as you own it. If you want to keep up to date, you'll have to pony up for regular updates (never free) or regularly replace the program. That subscription price may not be as expensive as you thought. Another issue is that stand alone nav software takes up significant storage space and uses a lot more system resources. I used to be skeptical of the Telenav/Sprint nav, thinking it overpriced junk. Since it's been included with my plan, my opinion of it has changed dramatically. The traffic function is a killer feature and because routing is done remotely, the app uses very little ram. To date, it's never crashed or quit on its own, not something I can say about TomTom, iGO or iGuidance. Because you never purchase maps or poi's, they're not aging on your phone and are more likely to be up to date. There are downsides. If you have prolonged data signal loss (you don't need 3g!) you will loose map detail and re routing, though your current route will remain so you should get where you're going to . I've never had this happen in real world use. It also lacks street first search, requiring you to know the town you're traveling to. The voice entry which is done via a phone call is slow but accurate via the handset and bt but not so much via speakerphone. The online component of the program is a bit lacking. I can run iGO or TomTom fine on my $99 hacked Pharos AIO with a big screen and loud audio, but find myself using Telenav on my Mogul because of the traffic and superior poi data. In the near future, the choice between stand alone software and supscription based will be moot as the stand alone software is being rapidly phased out due to a shrinking market. Phone subscription based (especially when the iPhone gets true nav) and AIO's are the present and the future until they figure out how to implant the gps in out brains.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] aatreya:
Delete this
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] mr-free:
Well thats ok info. but IMO out of date in a major way!! TomTom 6 only been out less

than 2 years, (well just about 2 years now..)

you most have used some old version of TomTom .. I have been using TomTom

for sometime now and it never crashed on me, plus it do NOT take up much memory,

its loads very fast and text to speech talk voice is very clear, the on screen street

finder is VERY sweet and fast .. all you need to know is the area and you'll find any address ..

again base on your statement you most have used a very old version of TomTom ..

cause none of that is true for TomTom 6 or 7 ..

However you are correct on the maps, I got my TomTom 6 and it came with (late 11/2007 maps),

the new 2008/09 maps you have to buy, New 2009 US/CA maps cost $69 at bestbuy .. (or FREE using LimeWire lol)

Also mircoSD card is very cheap $4 for 2GB cards and $7 for 4GB cards

so you can't even say thats an issue ..

Plus any nav. software that download maps on the go (e.g. MS live, Google maps etc..),

when driving there is a major street update delay and it gets worst if your data service speed is slow,

TomTom 6 or newer don't have any of that issue .. granted I don't look at my phone screen

"much" when I am driving .. but I do quickly look at it when I am getting closer to a turn ..

or in areas that have a few turns at the same spot .. 95% of the time I just listen to TomTom

cool voice direction via my wireless bluetooth headset .. but still always good to have realtime update on screen!!

So yeah!!

* Memory is not an issue with TomTom 6 and my vx6800 titan PDA.

* TomTom 6 never!! Crashed or close when I am using it!! Hours or driving!!

* real time update on screen

* TomTom 6 menu is very very EASY to use, to setup and find new destination!

* TomTom traffic re-route is very cool, even when you miss a tune, re-route is done,

Very fast ..

As I said TomTom hands down is the BEST!!! And so what if I have to drop $69

Ever few years for new maps.. hell I still have the option to download maps using

LimeWire for FREE :D
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] mr-free:
BTW to do the math .. when I used to pay for Verizon Nav service $9.99 + tax .. about $135 per-year with tax

even if I have to buy new maps each year from TomTom it would still cost me a lot less!!

and having the options to download FREE maps is also nice :D ...

Also I have use Nav .. not only when driving .. I have use it many times when walking looking

for an address or POI .. just hanging out with friends etc.. in the city etc..
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] jph8tr:
I'm glad you like TT so much, enjoy it. I agree that $10/mo is too much, $5-6$ is a better price point. The ONLY reason I tried Telenav is because it was included in my plan. As for the stability statement, it comes down to how you use your phone. I tend to have a media player in the background , usually mortplayer . TomTom + Mort+ incoming phone call = locked up phone (this was using a DCD 2 series ROM). Even without the crash, the media player will be forcefully quit by winmo eventually. iGO will not coexist with any other program running and may be "quit" for lack of mem anyway.

Please, don't include software theft as any part of your cost equation! For the legitimate buyer, the price difference between buying a legal copy of the software and legally keeping it up to date is not tremendously cheaper than the $10/mo subscription price. Throw in traffic and automatically kept up to date map and poi's and the choice between the two becomes even less clear. Though I have tied turn by turn software for pedestrian uses, I prefer MS live and Google maps for that purpose. The new MS live with follow me turned on is particularly good!

Just looked at your first post, the traffic re rout on TOMTom, iGuidance or iGO is not the same as the real time traffic alerts on Telenav (or high end AIO's with traffic subscriptions).
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] jph8tr:
Since we're doing multiple non reply posts here, I'll add-

I did some additional research, I have used the "latest" TT software(v6) which is almost 3 years old now (I was also wrong about my past nav experience which is more like 7-8 years, getting old is a *****). When TT6 and iG4 came out I made a choice to go with iG because it had text to speech. Though TT have updated the maps which was necessary, there are no new features and v6 is the end of the line for their stand alone software offerings.

TT6 lacks text to speech, acceptable in 2006 but not in 2009, having Ozzy curse out turn by turn directions only goes so far. Even my cheap $99 (now $79) Pharos AIO has text to speech. Saying TT6 is the "best" is like saying a car audio system lacking a ipod/mp3 player interface is the best. To get traffic info (not simple traffic re routing!) in a TT device, you need to pay for plus services and connect via bt with your cell phone. They do a good (sneaky) job of keeping the plus service cost from perspective buyers by requiring a service number to view the price. If you don't already own a TT device, I guess they feel you have no right to know. The best I can find is that traffic will cost ~$60/yr additional on a TT AIO running v6 or newer, but isn't offered at all on phones running v6(?). What I don't like about TT's method is if you don't have your phone with you, no traffic. After years of using separate pda and gps recievers, I much prefer a 1 device solution. Other mfg have built in or cable mounted recievers to get traffic info.

If I were BUYING a new AOI I would consider TT with newer software, if I had to have standalone software on my phone I'd go with iG 2009 and live with its restrictive DRM (locked to sd card) for newer maps or the older iG4. iGO isn't really an option as it isn't legitimately offered in the US and doesn't function well with this phone. Personally, I think that the majority still using stand alone nav on a WM phone either bought it years ago or frequent bittorent (or limewire, usenet, etc). With basic AIO's (PNA's) going for less than $100, there's little reason to use a small screen low volume phone.

OTH, if you want traffic avoidance and have a Telenav equiped phone, it might actually be a cheap alternative considering that traffic costs $5/mo or more on other devices. I still think lowering the price $2- $3 would get a lot more subscribers than the current $10 price.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] mr-free:
Demo works better than the read nav!!!

http://www.diginetlink.com/iGuidance_mapping_software_p/igv4.htm
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] azclown:
haha - That link says it currently out of stock.... ;)
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] jph8tr:
You might be interested in this thread about tweaking ig4 as well as a few others in that forum. Marvin was the IG expert, I don't know if he posts much anymore. Enjoy!
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] mr-free:
Try Azon

http://www.amazon.com/iGuidance-Sof...3?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1234232707&sr=8-3

or call them .. product status sometimes are not updated best to call to

find out if they have it or not ..

Thanks well check that out ..