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LastInLine posted:I had the same error and reverted before fixing it but if I had to tell you what to try, I'd say flash the nightly again, then the GApps, then reboot. I flashed dirty with GApps and I was having that error, plus everything included with GApps constantly crashing and giving runtime errors. I had to do a wipe + fresh install of 10.2 to fix it. Its possible GApps failed to install the first time for some reason and I didn't notice though, I wasn't really paying attention.
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I just bought a HTC Sensation 4G off of ebay after I fried my last one running in a hailstorm (funny story for another day). The guy said it was unlocked. When I load up the bootscreen I see this: PYRAMID PVT SHIP S-OFF RL HBOOT-1.27.1100 RADIO-11.24A.3504.31_M OPENADSP-v05.6.0.2226.00.0418 eMMC-boot I thought you were supposed to see **UNLOCKED** on the first line according to this guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1192300 Is it safe to assume I can proceed to step 2 - Install Recovery and continue with the guide since I already have S-OFF? e: Forget it I got it rooted and flashed. ManDingo fucked around with this message at 18:18 on Aug 15, 2013 |
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Wagonburner posted:And to get that to show up you have to tap on build # in about phone a few times. That's.... so stupid.
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Aug 15, 2013 17:09
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LeftistMuslimObama posted:That's.... so stupid.
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Konjuro posted:I flashed dirty with GApps and I was having that error, plus everything included with GApps constantly crashing and giving runtime errors. I had to do a wipe + fresh install of 10.2 to fix it.
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Konjuro posted:I flashed dirty with GApps and I was having that error, plus everything included with GApps constantly crashing and giving runtime errors. I had to do a wipe + fresh install of 10.2 to fix it. I followed method 2 from this article and it let me use the Store. http://appslova.com/android-fix-rpcs-5aec-0-error-while-updating-or-installing-apps-google-play-store/ I had to uninstall and reinstall a bunch of google apps to keep them from crashing; pretty much everything but gmail, calendar, and search.
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Tunga posted:It's almost like the Developer Options are only supposed to be discovered by developers. That's not even "discoverable" though. That's just mashing on a random thing that doesn't even look like a touchable button. And they buried a setting that you need pretty often when running a custom rom for no reason.
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LeftistMuslimObama posted:That's not even "discoverable" though. That's just mashing on a random thing that doesn't even look like a touchable button. And they buried a setting that you need pretty often when running a custom rom for no reason. They figure if you really want to access those options you will be able to  and find out where to look.
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10.2 fixed tethering not working when LTE is enabled for me, just as my carrier is finally rolling out LTE in my area.
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LeftistMuslimObama posted:That's not even "discoverable" though. That's just mashing on a random thing that doesn't even look like a touchable button. And they buried a setting that you need pretty often when running a custom rom for no reason. Or Google for "android developer options" and find this as the second result. These options are not supposed to be used, or even found, by consumers. It's actually a really great piece of design.
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Hey if you've got an HTC One, the Trickdroid guy finally updated his rom. I've tried a few different roms and I've found this is the best one. Edit: I'm using the sense based rom, can't give up that nice camera.
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Aug 15, 2013 19:23
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Tunga posted:Android developers can use the Android Developers website to find out. Except for the part where basically every rooted user needs to get to recovery on a regular basis but they hid it from the power menu by default and buried the option to turn it on in a secret menu behind a not-button. If the developer options was seriously 100% "Here be dragons", I wouldn't find it dumb, but they buried an actual useful setting in there that used to just be on by default.
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LeftistMuslimObama posted:Except for the part where basically every rooted user needs to get to recovery on a regular basis but they hid it from the power menu by default and buried the option to turn it on in a secret menu behind a not-button. You only need to get to recovery if you want to do something that 99% of phone purchasers will never dream of doing, which is manually install a firmware update or install a completely different firmware. And if you're really desperate, most phones have a button combination to get you there without enabling the developer options.
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nimper posted:You only need to get to recovery if you want to do something that 99% of phone purchasers will never dream of doing, which is manually install a firmware update or install a completely different firmware. We are posting in the Rooted Android thread. That option should not be hidden by default in a custom rom (which you can only run if you are rooted). That's all I'm saying. And as I said, the button combo is next to impossible to press reliably through an otterbox.
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LeftistMuslimObama posted:That's not even "discoverable" though. That's just mashing on a random thing that doesn't even look like a touchable button. And they buried a setting that you need pretty often when running a custom rom for no reason. I'm mostly with you on how complicated it is to get to in Cyanogen they should have it on (reboot menu) by default (they used to) dev options on by default even too. I do see the point of other people though that aosp should have it hidden somewhat. edit: I didn't even know reboot menu was an option that turned on/off, I thought I lost it when I flashed 10.1, then I had to get in to dev options to enable something else one time and saw it there. Vin BioEthanol fucked around with this message at 21:46 on Aug 15, 2013 |
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LeftistMuslimObama posted:We are posting in the Rooted Android thread. That option should not be hidden by default in a custom rom (which you can only run if you are rooted). That's all I'm saying. Well, whatever, it doesn't seem like something to get particularly excited about. Google hid it for a good reason, CM added some stuff there, you find out how to turn it on with a trivial Google search.
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Okay so I'm totally lost on this. Any help would be really appreciated! I have an HTC Sensation. I have been trying to follow this guide. I did the whole "disable fast boot and hold down-volume and power button" I got the boot screen, and I have version 1.18.0000. Got the serial, plugged in the stuff and got the beta key. But when I open up Revolutionary it is stuck on "Waiting for device..." Edit: After hours of fooling around, I seem to have got it. I'm going through the backup and stuff now, hopefully no more roadblocks. Edit #2: So I ended up with a Google Play Card that is from the US (I'm in Canada). I've looked high and low and it sounds like Market Enabler used to work but doesn't anymore? And the only way to redeem it is to make a different US email and VPN and all that. Is there any better way? BothSides fucked around with this message at 08:26 on Aug 17, 2013 |
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I have root access set to apps and ADB, but apps are still complaining that they aren't getting superuser permission. CM10.2.
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I have a stock S4 (factory unlocked I9505) running 4.2.2. Should I root it as I want to get rid of all these poo poo samsung apps?
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Guillermus posted:I have a stock S4 (factory unlocked I9505) running 4.2.2. Should I root it as I want to get rid of all these poo poo samsung apps? If you can't/aren't content with just disabling them from Settings>Apps then yeah you'd wanna root.
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I don't want them to show on my apps on the store so I can happily enable auto update when connected to WiFi. So you're right, I need to root. Any guide or recommendation for a stock S4?
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hooah posted:I have root access set to apps and ADB, but apps are still complaining that they aren't getting superuser permission. CM10.2. I had that happening on my Kindle Fire on the first boot, SetCPU couldn't get root but DriveDroid could. For whatever reason a reboot resolved it.
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wolrah posted:I had that happening on my Kindle Fire on the first boot, SetCPU couldn't get root but DriveDroid could. For whatever reason a reboot resolved it. Yeah, I just did a CyanDelta update and things are working fine (well, apart from Google Voice intercepting all texts to my non-GV number, but that's a separate issue).
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hooah posted:I have root access set to apps and ADB, but apps are still complaining that they aren't getting superuser permission. CM10.2. Last time I had that problem with CM's built in SU, I had to delete all of my apps from SU and reboot, then reapprove them the first time they each requested root.
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Guillermus posted:I don't want them to show on my apps on the store so I can happily enable auto update when connected to WiFi. So you're right, I need to root. Any guide or recommendation for a stock S4? If you disable them they won't show up anywhere.
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I have a Nook Color that I have had for a while that I have not really done much with but, I am thinking of getting a microSD to convert it to an Android tablet. Does anyone have a suggestion as to the best option. I have wanted a tablet but I will not use it enough to justify paying several hundred dollars on one. I found this site that allows you to either buy the download or to buy a preloaded MicroSD. I am looking for any suggestions that you guys have!
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Titanium Backup has recently started complaining that there isn't enough free storage. I had ~4 GB free, then did some clean-up and now I have a bit over 5 GB free, and still can't back stuff up.
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hooah posted:Titanium Backup has recently started complaining that there isn't enough free storage. I had ~4 GB free, then did some clean-up and now I have a bit over 5 GB free, and still can't back stuff up.
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LastInLine posted:Change the backup location from /storage/emulated/0/TitaniumBackup to /storage/emulated/legacy/TitaniumBackup Looks like that did the trick. Thanks!
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big mean giraffe posted:If you disable them they won't show up anywhere. No they still show up in the play store, you just have the option to enable them from there. I don't think they will auto-update if they are disabled, though. Not positive about that.
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Trickdroid 9 + RomCleaner = awesome. My HTC One has never felt soooo smooth.
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WastedJoker posted:Trickdroid 9 + RomCleaner = awesome. Does that romcleaner thing actually do anything?
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SuzieMcAwesome posted:I have a Nook Color that I have had for a while that I have not really done much with but, I am thinking of getting a microSD to convert it to an Android tablet. Does anyone have a suggestion as to the best option. I have wanted a tablet but I will not use it enough to justify paying several hundred dollars on one. I found this site that allows you to either buy the download or to buy a preloaded MicroSD. I am looking for any suggestions that you guys have! Don't pay money to put CM on a Nook Color. Go to the xda sub forum and do a bit of reading. I did this with a Nook and it was laggy as hell but mostly usable. I upgraded to a Nexus 7 shortly after and don't regret spending the money at all.
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I was thinking of picking up a Galaxy Note II to run ParanoidAndroid on, but some light Googling suggests that AOSP-based ROMs are kind of a shitshow on Exynos4 devices and that the source code Samsung put out was pretty half-assed. Can anyone speak to this in a practical sense for the Note II? I found a thread on XDA where people weighed in on TouchWiz ROMs vs. AOSP-based ROMs for the Note II with a consensus that seems to lean toward sticking with TW stuff. A moderator of course closed the thread before it got a chance to become terribly useful. Thanks, XDA!
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Google Butt posted:Does that romcleaner thing actually do anything? Yeah, you run it straight after flashing it can remove a lot of bloatware/apps you don't use. It's a bit of a faff editing your custom file though.
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kbar posted:I was thinking of picking up a Galaxy Note II to run ParanoidAndroid on, but some light Googling suggests that AOSP-based ROMs are kind of a shitshow on Exynos4 devices and that the source code Samsung put out was pretty half-assed. Can anyone speak to this in a practical sense for the Note II? I'm running CM 10.1 and I miss the motion controls that were built into touchwiz. Only reason I'm not switching back is I want to use the casting feature when it comes out.
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WastedJoker posted:I tried running GE 4.3 on my One but I just can't live without the Sense stuff Me either, I won't even consider running a ge rom based on the camera alone. Try the sense version of trickdroid.
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I miss the sense contacts app, merging contacts was nice and I've yet to find something that does it as well.
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kbar posted:I was thinking of picking up a Galaxy Note II to run ParanoidAndroid on, but some light Googling suggests that AOSP-based ROMs are kind of a shitshow on Exynos4 devices and that the source code Samsung put out was pretty half-assed. Can anyone speak to this in a practical sense for the Note II? The source code for the hardware is what lets developers work out all the kinks to make Android run properly. If the code isn't complete, is commented poorly, or is made terribly in the first place then it's going to be difficult or impossible to get 100% of Android's functions to work properly. Then non-TouchWiz ROMs are built for Samsung devices, a dev has to take the AOSP code, and jam in the Exynos parts where it's needed. Sometimes those Exynos parts don't fit properly, and if the source code is terrible then it can't be adapted to fit. Hell, even on Snapdragon S4 variants of the SGS3, the drat phone plays a hell of a lot nicer on Touchwiz than on AOSP ROMs. As irritating as TW gets, there's no question that battery life on the phone is so much nicer if you stick with Touchwiz and just strip out/disable the parts you don't need.
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