Thursday, September 1, 2016

port Pantech

How to port Pantech SKY IM-100K rom to Pantech Vega IRON 2 IM-A910K


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Boot logo randomly shows during night followed by pin acces keyboard.

Hi all,

I have recently noticed when charging my phone during the night that it seemingly randomly turns on the screen, goes bright and then shows the boot logo. After a few seconds it then shows the lock screen where I can enter my pin. It doesn't seem to actually reboot.

Does anyone have an idea about what is going on? Is it faulty, do I have a virus or something else maybe?

Thanks


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SCH-I545 rooted, unlocked, refuses to accept Boost Mobile SIM - HALP!

So, yeah, we finally moved away from Verizon and I gave up my grandfathered unlimited data plan (*cry*) and we went to boost. And now I want to split heads in frustration, because no matter what I do, I cannot get my Boost SIM card to work in my S4. The best I get is "This is not a Verizon SIM card" and constant roaming/searching for signal.

Some Deets -
  • SCH-I545
  • 5.0.1 OF1 stang5litre custom ROM
  • Locked Bootloader (OF1 ;( )
  • FlashFire
  • Pushed Universal_Boost_APN_Fix-R2
  • The push worked, can see two new APN's in my networks, both are selectable (unlike verizon), but neither finds a tower.
  • I could never get manually setting APN's to stick, regardless of what I tried, they always disappear :( :(
  • I am using a SIM card adapter to make it fit the S4's slot
  • Hangouts doesn't seem to have a network option anymore?
  • Have Samsung Galaxy TouchWiz MMS Fix - Boost.zip but haven't pushed
  • Neither Boost's online website nor their customer service will accept my IMEI and change what info they expect from the SIM, but my understanding was that that was not necessary and even that that information updates itself automatically (suspicious of the activation charges that boost store charged me)

It's late and that's all I got right now for you guys, but I will check back tomorrow and will post pictures and any other relevant data I can think of in the morning. Any help is GREATLY appreciated as my substitute kyocera I never got a case for (because well it was supposed to be temp) and a couple well placed drops have rendered all but a third of my screen unviewable and Im a poor boy and I wont be able to afford a new phone any time soon.

Thanks you guys for everything, the forums here have already been a wealth of information and I would not be where I was already without all the hours I poured into researching the issues and solutions. You guys are awesome, please help me finish getting this girl up and running on Boost!

-Zealot


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Best Call Recorder for the Nexus 6p?

I've been using Call Recorder to record my calls but recently discovered that the recordings are absolutely terrible and the incoming voice is barely distinguishable!

Any advice on the best call recorder to use on a stock unrooted Nexus 6p Android 7.0?


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Spontaneous issue no longer allows /cache or /data to mount

So last night, my kindle was working normally with my self-compiled CM13 build (7/1/16 version), 7/16/16 opengapps, and other miscellaneous tweaks I use to refine my experience. Anyway, I was using my device normally and set it down to charge earlier. When I came back to it, I noticed it was booting CM. A few minutes later, I see that it's rebuilding cache for all the (system?) apps. I check back in a little bit later, and it reboots again. Suspecting an issue, I typed fastboot -i 0x1949 erase cache to try to erase the cache, and it doesn't work. The terminal window just hangs until I unplug the device. I tried rebooting into TWRP before doing the cache wipe, and it ends up not fully booting into TWRP. After that /cache wipe command fails, I suspect that my /sdcard or /data partitions are full somehow, so I kick the device into TWRP via fastboot -i 0x1949 oem recovery. TWRP boots that time, but asks if it can remount /system as R/W, so something's amiss. I plug the kindle into my Ubuntu machine, and I don't see any files or anything. I don't even see the "Internal storage" icon that usually shows up. I find it really baffling. I try to browse /sdcard from TWRP's file manager, and nothing shows up there either. I check the TWRP log, and it says "Failed to mount '/data' (Invalid argument)" and "Unable to recreate /data/media folder." For /cache, it says "Failed to mount '/cache' (Invalid argument)". Note that I didn't flash anything or otherwise modify the device leading up to this. I checked the battery via TWRP, and I have a decent level of around 48%. The kindle's 3 years old (got it in 2013 as a birthday present, so I know it's at least 3). Any ideas, or is this the last leg for my 8.9"?


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Guide: edit build.prop to display all apps in dual window

This article is taken from the following post (which will require translation): http://ift.tt/2bF0dpf


By default enabling dual window only allows you the option to add a handful of apps. By modifying 5 lines to =true instead of =false you will be able to add ANY app installed on the device to the dual window. I've tested this on my H901. I'll also include a copy of the edited build.prop but I'm on V20J.....if you are not then you are probably better off modifying your own build.prop.

What does this require?

1) adb pull /system/build.prop
2) edit the build.prop to match below
3) do an adb shell, su to root and run "mount -o remount,rw /system" to make your system read/write instead of only read only.
4) rename /system/build.prop to build.prop.bak
5) adb push your modified build.prop to /system
6) type "diff /system/build.prop.bak /system/build.prop" in adb shell and verify the only changes are the 5 expected.
7) reboot. If for some reason it doesn't boot don't panic...you can get into twrp and copy the build.prop.bak back over the modified build.prop then reboot and start back at step 1.
8) press the app switching button and select the "dual window" button....you will now see you can scroll through ALL your apps to put in either the top or bottom window.

When you edit your build.prop the lines will NOT be in the same order as the example. You will need to do a search on each line so you can modify it. If you use the premodifed file attached make sure you remove .txt from the end of the filename which was required to attach it to the post.


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Unlink Bluetooth volume control marshmallow

Hi everyone,

after multiple trys for finding something towards the mentioned topic, i want to ask the xda community:
Is there any way to unlink bluetooth volume from androids media volume in marshmallow in CM or AOPS based roms?
The problem is for example while listening to audiobooks in the evening. The lowest volume is just too loud.
Roms from multiple manufacturers (Samsung, OnePlus, HTC) have marshmallow roms and the volume levels are not linked to each other. There must be a way for powerful roms like cm or derivates of it.

Any suggestions?


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