Is there any Lolipop or Marshmallow based theme for cm10.1??
(except Materiyo 10 and xtheme L xposed)
(except Materiyo 10 and xtheme L xposed)
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mercredi 20 avril 2016
Stock recovery corrupted. Red triangle. Android broken
Hello guys. I think I have a very particular problem since Noone on the forum has mentioned/solved this problem before. Basically I have my old tablet replaced with b01 battery. It came with lollipop os 2.2.2 (I think) I rooted it like I did before with flammable y01 with twrp so no problem on that hand.
Now I'm selling it and I need to get it back to the stock os with stock recovery. But as is seems this turns into something impossible :
Every time I try to flash stock image the red triangle appears when I try to boot into recovery no matter what I do :tried to flash Via fastboot many times, tried different fastboot drivers (one from Nvidia, another one from Google) tried to mess with flashing sequence - staging - reboot - boot.img - recovery.img - reboot - system. Img, userdata.img - dtb - oem lock - reboot and still the red triangle with broken Android. Tried flashing it from 2 different notebooks, with clean win 7 and clean installation of Nvidia drivers. Still no luck, as soon as I finish flashing staging and booting into recovery with volume keys I always get the red triangle. However when I try to install a twrp it boots into recovery instantly. I even tried erasing all partitions before flashing :fastboot erase recovery, erase boot system ecc without result, tried even to flash staging, boot and recovery partitions from older os versions keeping the system and userdata from 2.2.2 and no luck.. Can please some one explain why the original recovery doesn't want to stick?? The cwm recovery like twrp work like charm whenever I try to flash them... So it's not up to hardware.. Please help me guys
Now I'm selling it and I need to get it back to the stock os with stock recovery. But as is seems this turns into something impossible :
Every time I try to flash stock image the red triangle appears when I try to boot into recovery no matter what I do :tried to flash Via fastboot many times, tried different fastboot drivers (one from Nvidia, another one from Google) tried to mess with flashing sequence - staging - reboot - boot.img - recovery.img - reboot - system. Img, userdata.img - dtb - oem lock - reboot and still the red triangle with broken Android. Tried flashing it from 2 different notebooks, with clean win 7 and clean installation of Nvidia drivers. Still no luck, as soon as I finish flashing staging and booting into recovery with volume keys I always get the red triangle. However when I try to install a twrp it boots into recovery instantly. I even tried erasing all partitions before flashing :fastboot erase recovery, erase boot system ecc without result, tried even to flash staging, boot and recovery partitions from older os versions keeping the system and userdata from 2.2.2 and no luck.. Can please some one explain why the original recovery doesn't want to stick?? The cwm recovery like twrp work like charm whenever I try to flash them... So it's not up to hardware.. Please help me guys
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Performance and battery life issues
Ok, so I got my new N5X 1,5 week ago. Before that I had the Z3 compact. After reading around on xda and reddit I decided to go with the purenexus + elementalx combination. Have been tweaking the kernel with EXKM with both bluejay, ghost pepper etc.
But the problems arise after >20hrs uptime. The lag and stutter gets really bad. Also the battery life starts to get eaten up (2-3hrs SOT with ghost pepper settings). I use messenger, Facebook, snapchat, chrome etc. I know these are memory demanding apps, buy I never experienced stuttering and such battery drain on my previous phone.
BTW, my idle drain is really good. Less than 3% during the night. I use amplify for wakelocks.
Don't know if I should try to change kernel or rom? Or just factory reset it to stock? Even though I love root..
Some suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
But the problems arise after >20hrs uptime. The lag and stutter gets really bad. Also the battery life starts to get eaten up (2-3hrs SOT with ghost pepper settings). I use messenger, Facebook, snapchat, chrome etc. I know these are memory demanding apps, buy I never experienced stuttering and such battery drain on my previous phone.
BTW, my idle drain is really good. Less than 3% during the night. I use amplify for wakelocks.
Don't know if I should try to change kernel or rom? Or just factory reset it to stock? Even though I love root..
Some suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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C5 Ultra Help Needed!
I just recently bought this phone. And i am having problems with sms and calls. My friends cant call me and i cannot receive sms msgs. Weird tho. Cause i have signal bars. I have checked *#*#4636#*#* and it says that gsm: emergency calls only and i am connected to lte/hspa. My carrier most likely sends sms and calls through gsm or 2g and it seems to be non existent on this phone. I have done factory reset and still the same thing. I also have changed sim cards. And still the same. Somebody please help me. :(
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Change logo on Wondermedia device
Hi!
I have a Wondermedia WM8850/8950 device and whole firmware unpacked, and I would like to change the logo but don't know how to open the files.
There is a directory ("FirmwareInstall\logo") that contains 4 files
*charge_anim.data
*kernel-logo.data
*u-boot-logo.data
*wmtinst_15_logo.sh
I have no idea how to open and change this. I tried searching over the internet, but there is always some other approach where you need to have "*.bin" files or "*.bmp" but here is different.
Any help or info would be much appreciated, thanks!
I have a Wondermedia WM8850/8950 device and whole firmware unpacked, and I would like to change the logo but don't know how to open the files.
There is a directory ("FirmwareInstall\logo") that contains 4 files
*charge_anim.data
*kernel-logo.data
*u-boot-logo.data
*wmtinst_15_logo.sh
I have no idea how to open and change this. I tried searching over the internet, but there is always some other approach where you need to have "*.bin" files or "*.bmp" but here is different.
Any help or info would be much appreciated, thanks!
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Any new ROM development going on ??
I would like to know if there is any new ROM has being cooked? Is it possible can we port CM 12.1 from Redmi Note 3 MediaTek version?? and any new Kernel ?
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snapchat problem for rooted phone who cant login here solution
after installed [ROM][STABLE][TW][6.0.1][APD1][14.04.16][SM-G930F] S7 Rom V1.2.5
i installed back my apps. i couldnt login anymore in my snapchat account.
after searching the web i find something about dat snapchat is blocking some rooted phones with xposed frameware on it
i searched an bypass for this and it worked for me.
this also works with a second unrooted phone, but if you dont have a second android phone follow these steps with bluestack:
1. download and install bluestack
2. open bluestack and install snapchat, supersu and titanium backup
3. login with snapchat on bluestack, this should work.
4. then back an backup of snapchat app + data with titanium backup, it will result in 3 files.
5. log off snapchat on bluestack. and install any file explorer application
6. if you have google drive account install drive and export the backup to your google drive so you can download them on your rooted phone/ or an other way to get the backup files to your phone
7. now open your phone and install titanium backup on your phone
8. go to menu in titanium backup and select settings, if you scroll down you see location backupfolder select
9. select detect then select location that has been shown, if multible locations have shown look for the path where your saved the backup on.
10. go back to main page of titanium backup and select backup/restore
11. select there the snapchat app and restore only the appdata
12. open snapchat on your phone. DONE!
if you need help let me know.
DON'T LOGOFF ANYMORE IF YOU DO FOLLOW STEPS ABOVE AGAIN TO LOGIN
don't forget to vote guys!
greetz from the netherlands
Shout out to wanam
maroc power
tags:
snapchat issue
snapchat cant login
snapchat root phone
i installed back my apps. i couldnt login anymore in my snapchat account.
after searching the web i find something about dat snapchat is blocking some rooted phones with xposed frameware on it
i searched an bypass for this and it worked for me.
this also works with a second unrooted phone, but if you dont have a second android phone follow these steps with bluestack:
1. download and install bluestack
2. open bluestack and install snapchat, supersu and titanium backup
3. login with snapchat on bluestack, this should work.
4. then back an backup of snapchat app + data with titanium backup, it will result in 3 files.
5. log off snapchat on bluestack. and install any file explorer application
6. if you have google drive account install drive and export the backup to your google drive so you can download them on your rooted phone/ or an other way to get the backup files to your phone
7. now open your phone and install titanium backup on your phone
8. go to menu in titanium backup and select settings, if you scroll down you see location backupfolder select
9. select detect then select location that has been shown, if multible locations have shown look for the path where your saved the backup on.
10. go back to main page of titanium backup and select backup/restore
11. select there the snapchat app and restore only the appdata
12. open snapchat on your phone. DONE!
if you need help let me know.
DON'T LOGOFF ANYMORE IF YOU DO FOLLOW STEPS ABOVE AGAIN TO LOGIN
don't forget to vote guys!
greetz from the netherlands
Shout out to wanam
maroc power
tags:
snapchat issue
snapchat cant login
snapchat root phone
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