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lundi 24 mars 2014

Flash, Re-install or what? topic




Hi,
I'm a new member here.

8 months ago, I purchased two "Samkimoke T710 LA-I" Android phones. It has Spreadtrum SC6820, Mail 300 GPU, 256 MB RAM, MTK6517, Camera (idk spec needed for driver? I guess).
(I know the above from an App I installed in another T710 mobile.)

The OS was said to be "4.0.2" in 'About Device', i personally think it's Android GingerBread though.

Today, I got a miss call, and after that I just pushed the Power button (to turn the display off), it did so. Now the thing does NOT start, no display while charging.

I've googled a LOT, I tried other batteries, connected mobile to USB and then inserted battery, as was said online, nothing came, I also tried Volume buttons + Power button, and also charge to Power Outlet trick. Nothing worked.

After that I went to a local repair shop, after checking it he said the phone does boot, but is not starting (i think he was referring to it's ROM), he said "he would try to re-install a software", from what I understood, he wanted to flash it or something.

So the questions are:

1. Was my phone "dead" or "hard brick" with OUT any problem/s (just out of nowhere) ?
2. Can i flash it (or even any "hard brick" Android device) myself, and expect it to work? If yes, how?
3. Where can i find a custom ROM this manufacturer used (or it's alternative)? What tool should i use to Flash?

(i guess, personally, driver issue will arise in these cases) I checked the Samkimoke DOT com website, their service is available in China only, and NO Email given for me to ask question about their custom ROM)


Thank you ...

(You can say I'm too greedy to forget that .. i can't throw a device that was working in the morning, and that's just 8 months old :( )





mercredi 12 février 2014

[Q] Random reboots after application re/install topic




Hey guys, :highfive:


I am having this problem since months and I found
no solution by myself so you are the only ones how could help
me out!

As the title says, my sgs2 randomly reboots, not always but
very often, after I installed a new app or deinstalled one.
Via Titanium Backup, Play Store or directly in the AppDrawer
...it makes no difference!

After rebooting, the application is (de)installed (-depending what
I did) but this is very annoying and couldn't be normal right! ;P

What could that be!? Please help me! :cyclops:

peace
scarfur :fingers-crossed:





mercredi 29 janvier 2014

[Q] Pantech Burst - Reinstall Google Play topic




So. Today, I was derping around on Lucky Patcher on my rooted, ICS 4.0.4 Android Pantech Burst. I tried to install the modded google play store- with no luck. I tried re installing from the internet- got some APKs, but I installed, ran the play store, and nothing worked. It showed the user term agreements- and then force closed and showed an error. Can some one please help me? Or, even better, if you are using a Pantech Burst with rooted stock ICS, (no flashed ROMs), can you send me the APK? Thank you so much!





[TUTORIAL]How to reinstall user apps (Quickly/Safely) topic




This was created in response to several people asking the safest way to reinstall user apps after flashing a ROM. Titanium Backup is a great tool, but not everyone uses/likes it.

As the title implies, this will show you an easy and safe way to reinstall your apps after a clean ROM flash. I made this easy to do and easy to understand, so experts and new users can figure it out.

YOU WILL OBVIOUSLY NEED TO BE ROOTED FOR THIS.

To do this you will need 3 or 4 things things on your phone.

1. Download the attached file below named "AppBackup.zip". This is the file structure to correctly flash user apps. I built it to only install apps in /data/app. More advanced users may edit it to include system files, but that is beyond the scope of this tutorial (for now).

2. From the Play Store, install a file explorer with root access capability. For this tutorial, I will be using ES File Explorer. (ROOT REQUIRED)

3. From the Play Store, install ZArchiver. this app creates zip and other format archive files.

4. (Optional) From the Play Store, install ZipSigner. This app signs the zip file.

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>>ES File Explorer

To enable ES File Explorer's root functions:


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Open the app and press the menu key. Select tools, and Root Explorer

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Your super User app will request permissions for ES File Explorer. Allow it, then choose "Mount R/W"

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Make sure that "/" and "/system" is chosen as r/w.

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ES File Explorer is now able to r/w your /data folders




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In the file explorer app, navigate to where "AppBackup.zip" is located and decompress (upzip) it.

In the file explorer app, navigate to /data/app, and select all the apps you want to copy.

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Then navigate to the "AppBackup" file and past them into data/app.

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>>ZArchiver

**Note: ZArchiver's default location for completed zip files is in /storage/emulated/0/archives. You may change the destination in settings.


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Using ZArchiver, navigate to INSIDE the "AppBackup" file! If you navigate only to the folder that "AppBackup" is inside, the zip will not work.

Choose the multi-select button.

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Select data and META-INF folders, then press the checkmark

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Press the tools button and select compress

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In the resulting pop up menu, ensure the highlighted values are selected. Press OK.

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This will take a minute or two, depending on how many apps you chose. When finished you will have a zip file!

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>>Optional ZipSigner

I list this as optional, because the "AppBackup" file should flash fine without being re-signed. But, I will show it to you, nonetheless!


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Open ZipSigner and select "Choose in/out"

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Navigate to the new zip file you created.

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Select Sign the file. It will take a minute or two depending on how big the zip file size is.

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When it is done, close the app and navigate to where the original new zip file was. You will see one with the same name + "-signed".

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This is your new zip, and you may delete the old one and delete the "AppBackup" file if you wish to free up space.





YOU ARE DONE!

If you have questions or suggestions on how to make this tutorial better, please let me know!!

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Unlocked bootloader/ USB PORT BROKEN-- need to reinstall superuser topic




My nexus s wall battery charger arrived and I want to install CWM and Cyanogenmod. since the USB port is broken I decided to use Rom Manager. My nexus had been previously rooted a long time ago and had superuser installed. It now is not functioning properly and not granting any application root access. Is there a way to re-root without USB connection.





lundi 27 janvier 2014

[Q] Galaxy S4 stock firmware reinstall not working topic




I recently switched to Cyanogenmod but didn't like it so I tried to reflash back to a stock firmware using Odin. However, after Odin finishes, the phone just stays on the T-Mobile 4G LTE screen with a flashing blue-cyan LED. Is there a solution or a proven firmware that anyone knows of?