Hi
I rooted my Redmi 2 and installed CWM recovery then install [ CM 13 ]
it worked with me but had an annoying problem :silly:
the system reboot itself randomly ! every few minutes.
I tried to install another ROM [ Resurrection Remix ] using and didn't work
I tried two different recovery [CWM] and [TWRP] and the problem still happening
What you advise me to do
Please help me
Regards
ObadaKh said:
Hi
I rooted my Redmi 2 and installed CWM recovery then install [ CM 13 ]
it worked with me but had an annoying problem :silly:
the system reboot itself randomly ! every few minutes.
I tried to install another ROM [ Resurrection Remix ] using and didn't work
I tried two different recovery [CWM] and [TWRP] and the problem still happening
What you advise me to do
Please help me
Regards
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I'm facing a problem almost like that.
Searched a bit, downloaded the kernel log and found that is a kernel panic caused by the modem crashing (Whenever a turn on the mobile data of the SIM card operator X) (No, doesn't matter if it is on slot 1 or 2)
So every time I reboot I gotta quickly disable the mobile data and disable the kernel panic so I can use the phone normally
With your super user terminal
try {
sysctl -w vm.panic_on_oom=0
sysctl -w kernel.panic_on_oops=0
sysctl -w kernel.panic=0
}
Lennoard said:
I'm facing a problem almost like that.
Searched a bit, downloaded the kernel log and found that is a kernel panic caused by the modem crashing (Whenever a turn on the mobile data of the SIM card operator X) (No, doesn't matter if it is on slot 1 or 2)
So every time I reboot I gotta quickly disable the mobile data and disable the kernel panic so I can use the phone normally
With your super user terminal
try {
sysctl -w vm.panic_on_oom=0
sysctl -w kernel.panic_on_oops=0
sysctl -w kernel.panic=0
}
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Could you please explain how to disable the mobile data and disable the kernel panic ?
ObadaKh said:
Could you please explain how to disable the mobile data and disable the kernel panic ?
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I'm disabling the mobile data just because it is causing the kernel panic
Soooooo, in order to enable the mobile data safely, I must disable the kernel panic (Which actually does the reboot)
To do so:
Install a terminal emulator (Play Store)
Open it, type su hit enter
Grant root
Type these lines in sequence and hit enter in every
sysctl -w vm.panic_on_oom=0 hit enter
sysctl -w kernel.panic_on_oops=0 hit enter
sysctl -w kernel.panic=0 hit enter
You don't need to reboot.
ObadaKh said:
Could you please explain how to disable the mobile data and disable the kernel panic ?
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Much simpler method
Download L speed app from playstore
And complete the tutorial
In the tutorial tick advanced options
On the first page u will find disable kernel panic option enable it and done.
My wife's one year old Redmi 2 Prime seems to have developed the same problem as OP's. It reboots randomly. Tried different ROMs numerous times as well as Fastboot flashing clearing everything. Didn't help. Then found this thread and tried L Speed with "disable kernel panic" option enabled. Phone keeps rebooting.
Wife noticed several times that back of the phone got quite hot with no clear reason. She never plays games etc. Just browses the internet on wifi/4G and messaging. I wonder if it's a hardware problem and it's only good for trash bin. Or maybe something can be done with it.
Not found
Lennoard said:
I'm disabling the mobile data just because it is causing the kernel panic
Soooooo, in order to enable the mobile data safely, I must disable the kernel panic (Which actually does the reboot)
To do so:
Install a terminal emulator (Play Store)
Open it, type su hit enter
Grant root
Type these lines in sequence and hit enter in every
sysctl -w vm.panic_on_oom=0 hit enter
sysctl -w kernel.panic_on_oops=0 hit enter
sysctl -w kernel.panic=0 hit enter
You don't need to reboot.
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Command returns not found each time
Vikasthedevil said:
Command returns not found each time
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You dont have busybox installed
Install AICP ROM with Gapps arm/7.1/pico
Lennoard said:
I'm disabling the mobile data just because it is causing the kernel panic
Soooooo, in order to enable the mobile data safely, I must disable the kernel panic (Which actually does the reboot)
To do so:
Install a terminal emulator (Play Store)
Open it, type su hit enter
Grant root
Type these lines in sequence and hit enter in every
sysctl -w vm.panic_on_oom=0 hit enter
sysctl -w kernel.panic_on_oops=0 hit enter
sysctl -w kernel.panic=0 hit enter
You don't need to reboot.
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I tried your method, but the problem still persists. Have flashed many ROMS but same prob.
This Redmi 2 is my daily driver and my only working phone. Pls help me.
Im currently on AEX 3.2
UPDATE: The terminal returned "not found", fixed by installing busybox.
I have entered the commands via adb shell,hope this works
UPDATE: Do I need to repeat same process everytime I reboot? Cos the phone rebooted again today
Related
I am running CM
So I disabled the slider unlock, but it stopped recognizing my gesture for some reason and I cannot figure out how to login to my phone. Running stable build of CM7.1, not sure if I can change that setting somehow from ADP or do something from a terminal... Any ideas?
When I say gesture, I am not referring to the password based on the motion with the dots, I am saying the screen where the unlock / silent toggle was has been disabled and I cannot get passed there.
Your help is appreciated
Did u try unlock with menu button?
I remember that from cm7
Sent from my MB525 running 4.5.1-134 DFP 231 DEFY+ ROM...
using XDA App
No menu button doesn't do anything....
Do you know WHERE this "Slider Disabled" setting is stored? I could go in thru ADB and change it but I don't know where to look.
Here are the things I have tried already
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Attempt 1:
$ ./adb -d shell
# cd data/data
# sqlite3 ./com.android.providers.settings/databases/settings.db
sqlite> update system set value=1 where name='lockscreen_disabled';
sqlite> .exit
# reboot
Attempt 2:
adb shell
input keyevent 82
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Neither of these worked. I think the solution should be in the updating the settings.db, but maybe its a different row/record that contains "ENABLE slider"?
Help would be appreciated!
could deleting the the offending theme restore to normal?? Just thinking out loud here ^^
don't know much about adb
Okay. No help here, but I found a fix and I thought i would share it since I have seen that apparently other people have had this problem with no help as well other than "Wipe and reinstall rom"
This app fixed it!
https://market.android.com/details?id=se.curity.android.screenlockbypass
Just make sure you follow the instructions, you have to install the app, than install any other random app and BAM- unlocked phone! Sweet
4.2 (works on 10.6.1.15.3 -- 10.6.1.27.1 and 10.6.1.27.5)
Disclaimer: Before you start please read the bugs list down below as always i'm not responsible for a bricked device!
Hi everyone today I found some interesting things in the tf700 general forum they updated their version of dualboot(android linux) to be compatible with 4.2BL so it's time for me to update this guide a bit because: I confirmed that it works on TF300 (T G??) But there are some bugs with it do iI'll talk about that later! I NEED A SOMEONE WHO CAN INCLUDE THE CORRECT WI-FI AND BLUETOOTH DRIVERS INTO THE KERNEL!!!!
Let's get started:
requirements:
-A TF300T or TF300TG(don't know if it works on TG)
-This linux ROOTFS file: http://www.lugotfl.org/tf700t/rootfs-lubuntu-tf700t-8-22-2013.tar.lzma
-This installer script: http://www.lugotfl.org/tf700t/installerV6.7.zip
-CromiX (it might work on cm10.2 but it isn't tested)
And now for the guide itself:
1: wipe everything system,data,... from recovery and install cromix(or try it with another ROM)
2: boot up you device after the installation is complete
3: ADB shell into your device and type su
4: While still in ADB shell type: mkdir /data/media/linux
5: Now for the installation: copy the installer and the ROOTFS packages to /data/media
6: Reboot your device into TWRP and load up the installer
7: Select your language and click next
8: Click next again
9: It will prompt that your device isn't a TF700 just click OK
10: Check I agree with this terms and conditions and click Next
11: Select your ROM (in this case Android CleanRom v4.x)
12: Scroll down and select the default OS to boot (your choice) and click Next
13: Select the second option (/sdcard/linux/rootfs.img) You can try using MicroSD but the installation failed for me!
14: Click Next
15: Just click Next in the following screen
16: Choose your prefered installation size and click next
17: It will prompt that it found a rootfs archive (if it didn't make sure you placed the rootfs file in the right directory)
18: Click on install now (it will go normal speed till 89.99 and then it will take about a half an hour to complete
19: reboot your tablet and it should be done!
20: At the multiboot screen press volume down for android (or wait for linux)
21: if you waited for linux a new screen will popup asking wich rootfs you want to boot just wait 5 seconds
22: in the next screen also wait!
23: Voila linux should boot up! (BTW: the password is ubuntu)
BUGS:
-Android: No wi-fi or bluetooth
-Linux: No sound, no wi-fi and no bluetooth
4.1 BOOTLOADER (bootloaders before 10.6.1.15.3)
Hello TF300 users today i am going to show you how to install ubuntu 12.10 on our beloved transformers (works on TF300T, probably TF300TG as well)
we will be using the rabits 0.8.1 install script and rootfs package from the TF700 and the xubuntu kernel from TF300
requirements:
- 4.1 BOOTLOADER (4.2 bootloader will probably work but wi-fi and other stuff will NOT work try at your own risk!)
- the ubuntu files listed below:
-ROOTFS: https://mega.co.nz/#!wIw1nLiI!MJWBfh4wd95kisQaGyjnWkm_uXEKN9_DCyn5PzZz-M4
-RABITS 0.8.1 INSTALLER: http://goo.im/devs/rabits/tf700/linux-install-0.8.1.zip
-XUBUNTU KERNEL (FOR TF300T AND TG): http://d-h.st/UAy
- FRESH ROM: you have to have the complete stock rom (works the best)
Installation:
1: After downloading ROOTFS, the INSTALLER and the XUBUNTU kernel: place them on your MicroSD
2: Boot your device into recovery and wipe (not neccesary!) DATA, CACHE, DALVIK CACHE
3: Stay in recovery and press the install button then navigate to your microsd and look for the INSTALLER and install it
4: When in the installer choose your prefered language and press "next"
5: Now it will show the installer info and your device info press next again
6: An error message will popup saying your device isn't the TF700 press "OK"
7: Check "I agree with this terms and conditions" and press "next"
8: select the your kernel configuration you want to choose 1.3 - 1.5GHz GPU 650MHz (you can choose a higher value but since this is for the tf700 1.8GHz might run rather unstable and/or might cause bootloops at startup)
9: Select the basic initrd configuration: choose clean rom wich is for stock and cleanrom! and press next
10: Select the place where the installer will prepare the linux root file system you can choose between the second and the third but warning: the third will wipe your MicroSD press next
11: Leave these options checked and press next
12: Now you will be brought to a screen where you can choose how big your home folder is pick one and click next!
13: Install!
14: After installation is completed reboot your device.
15: You would see the asus logo and the normaly 4 penguins with come text beneath it just wait untill it's done
16: At the main menu you have a couple opitons you can wait 10 seconds for linux to boot or press volume down for android to boot PRESS VOLUME DOWN because right now we need android to do one last thing before we can use linux
17: Download motochopper and root your device, motochopper will prompt you to reboot no worries just reboot and you will see these 4 penguins again and you will be brough back to the main menu!
18: Update your su binary
19: Download terminal emulator from the play store.
20: Open up terminal emulator and request su permissions by typing su and then granting the request!
21: Navigate to the directory where the xubuntu kernel is (microsd) so you wanna type " cd /Removable/MicroSD "
22: Flash the xubuntu kernel by typing:" dd if=nameofblob of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p4 " (where nameofblob is replace it with the name and extension of the kernel)
23: Reboot your device and you should see the device is flashing a blob (blue progressbar)
24: After the blob has been flashed the device will reboot back into the main menu, then wait 10 seconds for linux to start up!
Congratulations you now have ubuntu and android running on your tf300t
Fixes and bugs will be in the next posts as well as how to log in and get the desktop workin so you have to check that out before continuing!
CREDITS: JoinTheRealms for guiding me through installation and setup
rabits for the rootfs and installer
schrdlu for the xubuntu kernel
pm me if you have any questions and or compains!
FIXES
when first booting it will ask for a passcode right?
1: enter "ubuntu" as a password and login but, wait? it loops back into the login screen??
2: by pressing one of the top keys start at the 5 and 6 key wich are the brightness up and down key you will be brought to the command prompt (lightdm) type these codes one by one:
- sudo adduser username (replace username with your name)
- sudo adduser username sudo (again replace username with the exact name you typed in the previous command)
now hard reboot your device (holding power button untill restart and boot linux up again)
Now you have arrived at the next bug :\ you only see a wallpaper and a cursor (this will also include the fix for wi-fi)
1: open up terminal by pressing ctrl, alt and t keys on your keyboard
2: type these codes to get unity working (warning there is a chance you need to enter this code for more then 10 times!)
- sudo unity
3: now we want to get wi-fi working because we need to download something
type these codes to start wi-fi
- rmmod bcmdhd
- sudo modprobe bcm4329 (if you get an error try "su" first)
-(not in terminal) setup your wi-fi network by going to "system settings" > network > go to "wireless" and in the drop down menu select other and add your wi-fi network and security key
4: now for the download:
type this : sudo apt-get install gnome-panel and press the Y key when it asks you!
5: reboot and boot linux again
6: press the litlle ubuntu icon next to your username and press "Gnome" and then press ok
7: login and you are set! enjoy ubuntu
BUGS IN LINUX:
- audio doesn't work at all (something wrong with alsa-restore)
- bluetooth doesn't work
- chromium ofter corrupts the screen and requires a reboot
- you need to enter the code to start wi-fi at every reboot
- it might boot straight into lightdm instead of ubuntu just restart
- sometimes if you close the lid and open it again it might not wake up anymore!
these are the bugs so far
BUGS IN ANDROID:
none (didn't do a full test so please someone test)
screenies =]
View attachment 2173737
Nice guide, Im still in the process of learning a few things, but ill try compile a new 4.2 dualboot kernel for the tf300t soon, we got some cool things cooking on the tf700, and they need to be on the tf300t also
JoinTheRealms said:
Nice guide, Im still in the process of learning a few things, but ill try compile a new 4.2 dualboot kernel for the tf300t soon, we got some cool things cooking on the tf700, and they need to be on the tf300t also
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Yeah, i'm running this ubuntu as my DD right now it would be great if we could get everything to work!
noahvt said:
Yeah, i'm running this ubuntu as my DD right now it would be great if we could get everything to work!
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Follow this post: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=40813881&postcount=129 for a working flash plugin for chromium (a bit useless without sound though)
anyone tried yet?
JoinTheRealms said:
Follow this post: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=40813881&postcount=129 for a working flash plugin for chromium (a bit useless without sound though)
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Give me your .config for tf300. B4.2
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda app-developers app
tailormoon said:
Give me your .config for tf300. B4.2
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda app-developers app
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ill be working from this http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=2149193&d=1375032106
JoinTheRealms said:
ill be working from this http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=2149193&d=1375032106
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I'll try to fix wifi
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda app-developers app
tailormoon said:
I'll try to fix wifi
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda app-developers app
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cool the config should work, it just needs different modules for wifi, i believe bcm4329 is what we are after, i havnt looked into yet though
JoinTheRealms said:
cool the config should work, it just needs different modules for wifi, i believe bcm4329 is what we are after, i havnt looked into yet though
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firstly great work , however would the xubuntu kernel work for archlinux rootfs here >> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1918849 :?
Loading WIFI module at startup
You might want to try this to get WIFI module loading at startup:
Open a terminal. Type this: sudo echo -e "bcm4329\n" >> /etc/modules
Reboot.
You might also have to blacklist any WIFI modules that load up automatically by Ubuntu by adding the offending module to:
/etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
bads3ctor said:
You might want to try this to get WIFI module loading at startup:
Open a terminal. Type this: sudo echo -e "bcm4329\n" >> /etc/modules
Reboot.
You might also have to blacklist any WIFI modules that load up automatically by Ubuntu by adding the offending module to:
/etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
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Thanks, if anyone wants to test this: https://www.dropbox.com/s/mqtpydpr11eef81/installerV4-test.zip its built with kexec support thanks to moreD_cn so it looks in /boot of your rootfs for a zImage and initrd.img, but this will fail and fall back to the regular to using the hybrid kernel unless the zImage and initrd.img are found.
Its built with stock tf700 sources so if something goes wrong youve been warned, although it seemed to funtion correctly on my tf300t other than wifi
I actually finally made an XDA account just to thank you for compiling this guide. I'd been looking around and trying to work out exactly what I'd need to do, snipping bits from various other guides, when I found that you'd already done that! Yayy.
I half-arsedly tried this out last night (full-well knowing that doing a half-arsed job could leave me with an unusable tablet for a little while) and I can confirm that following your instructions to the letter except for having cm10.1 and using a 4.2 bootloader will in fact result in nothing booting.
Hoping I can fix this tonight with a 4.1 bootloader and CleanRom, and then maybe have 2 booting OSes rather than none.
pancakefox said:
I actually finally made an XDA account just to thank you for compiling this guide. I'd been looking around and trying to work out exactly what I'd need to do, snipping bits from various other guides, when I found that you'd already done that! Yayy.
I half-arsedly tried this out last night (full-well knowing that doing a half-arsed job could leave me with an unusable tablet for a little while) and I can confirm that following your instructions to the letter except for having cm10.1 and using a 4.2 bootloader will in fact result in nothing booting.
Hoping I can fix this tonight with a 4.1 bootloader and CleanRom, and then maybe have 2 booting OSes rather than none.
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yeah you need 4.1 BL
tips:
1: use rabit's installer v0.8.1 make sure you don't confuse with 0.8.3 because then nothing will work :\ (brick i think)
2: i would first try with stock rom and then flash cleanrom
3: make sure you read the second post because else ubuntu is worthless
i am running this from the moment i compiled this guide and haven't had ANY issues yet (no SOD's sometimes i did have a reboot do )
Okay, thanks. I was mostly just really not wanting to use the stock rom because I had a bad experience with it (awful performance in general). Cm10.1 just made the device about five times more pleasant to use.
But, if I get this working then flashing a different rom afterwards shouldn't be a problem?
pancakefox said:
Okay, thanks. I was mostly just really not wanting to use the stock rom because I had a bad experience with it (awful performance in general). Cm10.1 just made the device about five times more pleasant to use.
But, if I get this working then flashing a different rom afterwards shouldn't be a problem?
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Nope, I just completly restored stock rom and when everything was working i just flashed cleanrom BUT you need to reflash rabits installer in the installer you wanna select don't install rootfs and after that boot into android and reflash xubuntu kernel!
Thanks! If and when I get tired of stock I'll do that. It's behaving itself for now, though.
Got everything working seamlessly! Your guide's great.
Ubuntu is running fine, but doesn't seem to want to open libreoffice or the software centre at this point. Still! I'm super happy.
Hi,
I´m spanish and my sim card of Tuenti Movil don´t be detected for the phone and I haven´t got web but when I introduce the sim card of movistar the phone I have web and detecte it.
When I desactive the pIn code the phone detected the sim and I have got web but I haven´t got 3G.
Help me please.
Sorry for mi bad english.
Here are photos of jellycast V6 that is a rom based on cm9
mjgs17 said:
Hi,
I´m spanish and my sim card of Tuenti Movil don´t be detected for the phone and I haven´t got web but when I introduce the sim card of movistar the phone I have web and detecte it.
When I desactive the pIn code the phone detected the sim and I have got web but I haven´t got 3G.
Help me please.
Sorry for mi bad english.
Here are photos of jellycast V6 that is a rom based on cm9
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r u using the right baseband (check the version number in about phone eg v10k and confirm it with lg firmware website just google it )if not then U have to flash your home country's or open europe's baseband via Kdz flasher then flash the jellycast...!
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drkingtech said:
r u using the right baseband (check the version number in about phone eg v10k and confirm it with lg firmware website just google it )if not then U have to flash your home country's or open europe's baseband via Kdz flasher then flash the jellycast...!
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I test many firmwares versions, I test open europe and firmwares of spain and always I have the problem.
The problem is in all roms based on cm9.
Sorry for my bad english
mjgs17 said:
I test many firmwares versions, I test open europe and firmwares of spain and always I have the problem.
The problem is in all roms based on cm9.
Sorry for my bad english
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seems to be a odd problem did u try crossbreeder?
(this for the 3g btw)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2113150
Problem
drkingtech said:
seems to be a odd problem did u try crossbreeder?
(this for the 3g btw)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2113150
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Thanks you but I dont understand well that is the crossbreeder my level of english isnt be very well and i dont understand this.
mjgs17 said:
Thanks you but I dont understand well that is the crossbreeder my level of english isnt be very well and i dont understand this.
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just download cross breeder installer
http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=2086051&d=1372770386
crossbreeder uninstaller
http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=2086052&d=1372770386
copy them to the sdcard
go cwm wipe cache/dalvik cache install from sdcard-select the CrossBreeder_7.2.13.zip and flash it
reboot device
open the terminal emulator and type and check the codes given on the page
1. VALIDATION and TROUBLESHOOTING:
You can check your DNS boost functionality by running the following command:
Code:
getprop net.dns1
It should report 0.0.0.0
Then to verify Adblock you can select any one host from the blocked hosts file using the command:
Code:
tail /etc/CrossBreeder/dnrd_root/master
Pick one from there and browse to it in your browser. You should get a blank space
If you're experiencing any issues with your tethering, then you can first try and disable the tethering using:
Code:
su -c /system/etc/CrossBreeder/REMOVE_TETHER_BOOST
and rebooting.
You can re-enable it with:
Code:
su -c /system/etc/CrossBreeder/INSTALL_TETHER_BOOST
and rebooting.
Similarly if you're getting any issues with browser not reaching pages etc. then you can try and disable the entire DNS speedup functionality using:
Code:
su -c /system/etc/CrossBreeder/REMOVE_DNS_CLIENT
and rebooting.
You can re-enable it with:
Code:
su -c /system/etc/CrossBreeder/INSTALL_DNS_CLIENT
and rebooting.
Also of note is the Adblock feature. CrossBreeder now uses it's own Adblock file in /etc/CrossBreeder/dnrd_root/master ( NOTE - CHANGED FROM PREVIOUS VERSION). It also serves up these blocks in a clean blank format so you don't get an ugly 'Page not found' error instead of every ad. This is quite unique. If you want to disable Adblock to save around 3 MB of RAM on low end devices, you can run the command:
Code:
su -c /system/etc/CrossBreeder/DISABLE_ADBLOCK
You can re-enable it with:
Code:
su -c /system/etc/CrossBreeder/ENABLE_ADBLOCK
The biggest improvements are in general usability of apps, both local and network based.
2. You can check your entropy values with this tool:
http://play.google.com/store/apps/de...ndentropyavail
or use this method for more fine grained graphs: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...php?p=38509664
You should get values moving to 4000 regularly with this mod.
Also of some use is this Lag Test app: Lag Test http://db.tt/eBHYJWYn ( Thanks MW86 ). This is for generally testing the CPU based GUI rendering functionality. The aim is to approach 60 fps, but there isn't a guaranteed correlation with CrossBreeder and your FPS result as of now. It is mostly related to your Governor but CrossBreeder certainly helps.
2. If for some reason, your entropy values aren't hovering around 4096 then the app most probably didn't start automatically. You can try and run it manually using:
Code:
su -c "/system/etc/CrossBreeder/zzCrossBreeder FORCE"
If the entropy values go up to around 4096 and stay there, it's working. CrossBreeder is now in it's separate directory and not dependent on your init.d support. You can make it run automatically on boot using an app like SManager from the Play store, just remember to check both 'BOOT' and 'ROOT' for the execution.
3. If you're still getting issues, you can run the collection script:
Code:
su -c /system/etc/CrossBreeder/CHECK_PROCS
(if it hangs you can close the window and run it again) and post the resultant /data/cb_CHECK_PROCS.log file here in this thread or anywhere else and post here pointing to it please. I will try to find a solution or post a bugfix soon.
You can also disable CrossBreeder if you have any problems using:
Code:
su -c /system/etc/CrossBreeder/DISABLE_CROSSBREEDER
4. If you tried (2) and (3) above and it still doesn't work for you or you would still like to uninstall the mod, then please flash the CrossBreeder_Uninstall.zip.
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Hope u understand...cant get clearer than this lol..!
Problem
drkingtech said:
just download cross breeder installer
http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=2086051&d=1372770386
crossbreeder uninstaller
http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=2086052&d=1372770386
copy them to the sdcard
go cwm wipe cache/dalvik cache install from sdcard-select the CrossBreeder_7.2.13.zip and flash it
reboot device
open the terminal emulator and type and check the codes given on the page
Hope u understand...cant get clearer than this lol..!
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Thank you I understand this
Hello folks at xda
i think it's better to ask our questions that are not helping developers to make stable cm12 here,and not post spams on dev thread.
i just want to say : leave developer threads for developers.:good:
ask general questions here.so devs can focus on important things.
Download rom from this mirror link if you can't download it from mega
Also you can try Resurrection remix [Lollipop 5.0.2] [Credit : @Furrydaus]
[*]USB Charging : Ok
[*]USB ADB : Ok
[*]USB MTP : Ok
[*]Video : Ok
[*]Audio : Ok
[*]Sensors : Ok
[*]Screen rotation : Ok
[*]WLAN : Ok
[*]Wifi hotspot : seems to be working ( Fix! [credit : @MrSteve555] )
[*]GPS : Ok
[*]GSM : Ok
[*]GSM Data : (Fix! [credit : @Sylvester lobo] || or this => A comprehensive Mobile Data fix)
[*]GSM Voice : Ok ( Fix! [credit : @MrSteve555] )
[*]GSM SMS : OK
[*]Bluetooth : Ok
[*]NFC : Ok
[*]Camera : Ok
[*]FM Radio : Not work
[*]Keyboard : Ok
[*]MHL : Not tested
[*]OTG : Ok ( this post )
[*]VPN : Doesn't work
[*]...
How to install cm12 (mrsteve) on sp . by @[SIZE="5"]Dammer Martins[/SIZE]
Small tutorial for instalation of the steves build with working camera and wifi:
1-Download the ROM , ramdix fix, stock kernel and root fix
2-Open the ROM zip an push the ramdisk fiz in to system/bin folder
3-Now, put the ROM zip fixed, stock kernel and the root fix in your sdcard
4-Reboot in recovery, wipe data, cache and dalvik cache
5-Install the ROM, the stock kernel and then the root fix
6-Now reboot the system and wait the phone boot up (this take a veeery long time, trust me )
Tips: don't flash the gapps with the ROM instalation and disable the adaptive brightness to make the auto reboots stop.
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Fix hot reboots by turning off adaptive brightness(settings->display->adaptive brightness)
Fix connectivity problem on CM12.by @noahvt
Hello,
Finally a fix has arrived for android 5.0 which will allow wi-fi data, outgoing calls, ... to work again
Steps:
1: Make sure your device is running android 5.0 by mrsteve555: http://forum.xda-developers.com/xper...8#post56946968
2: root the device by flashing this file: http://download.chainfire.eu/589/Sup...erSU-v2.16.zip
3: Reboot your device and open up terminal emulator
4: type su, press enter and give it root acces
5: type setenforce 0 and press enter
6: WAIT untill the device asks you to enter your sim pin (this means that it worked)
7: turn on wi-fi (it might take a little long to turn on wi-fi though)
8: that's it
9: well not yet there is one step you can do to make it easier to change the selinux state, Download and install this app:https://play.google.com/store/apps/d....selinux&hl=en
10: again make sure your device is rooted
11: open the app and now you can switch between permissive (this mode is the one that fixed the issues) and enforcing (default mode: wi-fi, ... don't work on this mode)
FAQ:
What is not affected (what doesn't work): The camera (can't connect to camera or hot reboot when launching camera app), more?
What is affected (what is fixed): WI-FI, Data (LTE too) Outgoing calls, more?
Do i have to do this everytime i boot my device: Yes for now you do
On what build does it run: mrsteve555's build, there were 2 reports of it not working on bagy's build
Credits:
Mrsteve555 and bagyusz for the amazing rom
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just update titanium backup to latest version in case of super user access error.like this : can't aquire root provileges....this attemtp was made using the "/system/xbin/su" command.
Fix wifi hotspot => credit : MrSteve555
setup zram in android 5[credit : Mrsteve555]
Code:
#!/system/bin/sh
sleep 30
echo xM > /sys/block/zram0/disksize
mkswap /dev/block/zram0
swapon /dev/block/zram0
Replace x with your desired value(in MB)
And zram doesn't make phone "much faster", it just allows more multitasking while slowing the phone a bit.
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fix sdcard mount problem [credit : Mrsteve555]
Code:
su
depmod
rmmod texfat
modprobe exfat_core
modprobe exfat_fs
These commands will try to load different exfat modules, I didn't test it myself, though.
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Fix for unresponsive touch screen[credit : Mrsteve555]
Code:
#!/system/bin/sh
echo 20 > /sys/devices/i2c-3/3-0024/main_ttsp_core.cyttsp4_i2c_adapter/finger_threshold
chmod 666 /sys/devices/i2c-3/3-0024/main_ttsp_core.cyttsp4_i2c_adapter/signal_disparity
echo 0 > /sys/devices/i2c-3/3-0024/main_ttsp_core.cyttsp4_i2c_adapter/signal_disparity
Fix for music file not playing when you uncheck nuplayer in developer options
The solution to that will be installing viper audio. There is a different version for lollipop. You have to flash 3 zips. They need nuplayer off so you can play music and videos easily with nuplayer off
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Download from this post [Thanks@pranavthombare]
r 3
and-roid007 said:
Fix hot reboots by turning off adaptive brightness(settings->display->adaptive brightness)
Fix connectivity problem on CM12.by @noahvt
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Really thks ;D
Youve stated that GSM voice hasnt been tested - This is voice calls. Are they working on MrSteves build with the latest fixes or not as there seems to be mixed reports.
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Also your link to the https://play.google.com/store/apps/d....selinux&hl=en doesnt work
I assume its this app? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mrbimc.selinux&hl=en_GB
and-roid007 said:
Fix hot reboots by turning off adaptive brightness(settings->display->adaptive brightness)
Fix connectivity problem on CM12.by @noahvt
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The fix isn't working for me
@Oblox
you are right about both.corrected
Sorry the pin code doesn't apear because i don't have set any pin code ... IM REALLYYYYYYY NOOOOOB! xD
Edit: But i can't send call, i recieve
bobslesbricoleurs said:
Sorry the pin code doesn't apear because i don't have set any pin code ... IM REALLYYYYYYY NOOOOOB! xD
Edit: But i can't send call, i recieve
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just open terminal : type su-> type setenforce 0,hit enter.if no dialog appears dont worry,it's ok.
go to settings-> about phone-> make sure that SELinux status = premissive.
see the bug list :
GSM Voice : doesn't works (Only can recieve calls)
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How to install cm12 (mrsteve) on sp . by @Dammer Martins
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What's the problem if I flash GApps with the ROM?
sohan3421 said:
What's the problem if I flash GApps with the ROM?
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The problem will occur if you do this on first flash as itll take a lot longer to boot and the auto brightness forced reboot will kick in before it finishes. Once system is in and auto brightness disabled then install gapps.
No new about calls?
Sent from my Xperia SP using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
Navigation bar and Pie controls
I know when I moved from 4.4 to 5.0 most things that I could get from xposed or custom roms were gone such as pie controls. I've been looking around for ages and I've managed to remove navigation bar using build.prop and adding a highly customizable pie controls app. If anyone wants a tutorial made to hide navigation bar and get pie controls just ask and ill do it
Pie
Keep Pie In Memory
1. Search root explorer in Google play 3rd one down.
2. Open it and press mount R/W ( top of app)
3. Go into root directory and open the folder data.
4. Create new file and name it local.prop
5. Long hold the newly created app and press open in text editor.
6. Add com.android.lmt
This is to prevent android removing the service from memory when it is low.
Remove Navigation Bar
1. Open build.prop located on /system
2. Add qemu.hw .mainkeys = 1 Remember to add a space between either side of the equals or it won't work
3.Do not reboot until you have downloaded LMT launcher
Add Pie Controls
LMT Launcher ( PIe Controls (Not an actual launcher like nova or apex its just called that) )
1. Download the latest apk from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1330150
2. Open the app make sure autostart is selected
3. Swipe right until you get to Pie.
4.Use these settings ( navigate to the screenshots) it will get rid of the unneeded two extra slots of pie controls
Finally Reboot
If you have titanium backup convert lmt launcher into a system app to integrate the pie controls more into the system
and-roid007 said:
How to install cm12 (mrsteve) on sp . by @[SIZE="5"]Dammer Martins[/SIZE]
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Why should I add ramdisk fix?
sohan3421 said:
Why should I add ramdisk fix?
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Why not?
Because the ramdisk inside the zip is either corrupt or incomplete, resulting in bootloop if flashed.
sohan3421 said:
Why should I add ramdisk fix?
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Coz it'll go in a bootloop if you don't and then clog this thread too, by begging for a link and a guide which was clearly given and posted by many users.
gapps working fine?
shahrukhqasim said:
gapps working fine?
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yes.i think
Hi
I've made the update Android Wear 2.0 on my LG G Watch R (through the Play Store).
However, i really do not like the new interface and how notifications are now displayed.
Is it possible de downgrade Android Wear to old version 1.5? How should I do that?
Thanks for your help, have a nice day.
nicodvt said:
Hi
I've made the update Android Wear 2.0 on my LG G Watch R (through the Play Store).
However, i really do not like the new interface and how notifications are now displayed.
Is it possible de downgrade Android Wear to old version 1.5? How should I do that?
Thanks for your help, have a nice day.
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you can flash stock image via fastboot https://forum.xda-developers.com/g-watch-r/development/fastboot-zip-factory-images-t3405311
Thanks @ingbrzy for the advise, I have not found any other easiest solution to downgrade Android Wear 2.0 to Android Wear 1.5.
If it can help others, thi is how I flashed a stock image with Android Wear 1.5 on my LG G Watch R:
Enabled "Developer tools" on my watch
Connected my watch to my computer
Unlocked my bootloader with WinDroid Toolkit
After selected my device, on first screen: "Unlock Bootloader"
Downloaded and installed ADB Installer (v1.4.2)
Downloaded stock images of build "M1D65H" from this topic
Inspirated by this guide, opened a command line prompt and entered the following commands
Code:
fastboot -w
Code:
fastboot flash boot M1D65H_boot.img
Code:
fastboot flash recovery M1D65H_recovery.img
Code:
fastboot flash system M1D65H_system.img
Rebooted my watch with command
Code:
fastboot reboot
That's finished, my watch was again on Android Wear 1.5 <3
After having downgraded, has anyone managed to get rid of the update message?
midafaya said:
After having downgraded, has anyone managed to get rid of the update message?
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Yeap, I rebooted my watch and had no more the update message.
nicodvt said:
[*] That's finished, my watch was again on Android Wear 1.5 <3
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Hi Nicodvt. Thank you for this good summary.
Unfortunatly, our friends from Google have perhaps not performed a lot for the Android Wear 2.0 new features implementation but they are really good in the development of their OTA procedure!
After the downgrade to AW1.5, even after the installation of the Android Wear 1.5 apk smartphone application and settings in Playstore not to automatically update the applications, the "always on" notification on the watch to install the new version of Android Wear 2.0 appeared one day after the downgrade....
See post below to remove the notification.
I have done tried this, not really sure what I am disabling though, but those services look like thay could bring trouble ... We'll see :silly:
Code:
laptop$ adb shell
[email protected]:/ $ su
[email protected]:/ # pm disable com.google.android.gms/.update.SystemUpdateService
Component {com.google.android.gms/com.google.android.gms.update.SystemUpdateService} new state: disabled
[email protected]:/ # pm disable com.google.android.gsf/.update.SystemUpdateService
Component {com.google.android.gsf/com.google.android.gsf.update.SystemUpdateService} new state: disabled
adlx.xda said:
I have done tried this, not really sure what I am disabling though, but those services look like thay could bring trouble ... We'll see :silly:
Code:
laptop$ adb shell
[email protected]:/ $ su
[email protected]:/ # pm disable com.google.android.gms/.update.SystemUpdateService
Component {com.google.android.gms/com.google.android.gms.update.SystemUpdateService} new state: disabled
[email protected]:/ # pm disable com.google.android.gsf/.update.SystemUpdateService
Component {com.google.android.gsf/com.google.android.gsf.update.SystemUpdateService} new state: disabled
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Ah, that seems to work (for now)!
It removed the notification (after applying and rebooting) and has not reappeared for 45 minutes even after a few reboots.
I confirm these 2 commands seem to remove the upgrade notification.
For information, the creation of an empty update.zip file in the /cache/ folder was not enough and the upgrade notification appeared spontaneously one day later.
Thanks
It's great, I also want to come back the ver 1.5, but i dont have an experience in this field. I have problem in step 2 and try to install the ADT,... but it doesnt work very well. Can I contact to you via facebook or skype? Thank you.
nicodvt said:
Thanks @ingbrzy for the advise, I have not found any other easiest solution to downgrade Android Wear 2.0 to Android Wear 1.5.
If it can help others, thi is how I flashed a stock image with Android Wear 1.5 on my LG G Watch R:
Enabled "Developer tools" on my watch
Connected my watch to my computer
Unlocked my bootloader with WinDroid Toolkit
After selected my device, on first screen: "Unlock Bootloader"
Downloaded and installed ADB Installer (v1.4.2)
Downloaded stock images of build "M1D65H" from this topic
Inspirated by this guide, opened a command line prompt and entered the following commands
Code:
fastboot -w
Code:
fastboot flash boot M1D65H_boot.img
Code:
fastboot flash recovery M1D65H_recovery.img
Code:
fastboot flash system M1D65H_system.img
Rebooted my watch with command
Code:
fastboot reboot
That's finished, my watch was again on Android Wear 1.5 <3
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dungkr89 said:
It's great, I also want to come back the ver 1.5, but i dont have an experience in this field. I have problem in step 2 and try to install the ADT,... but it doesnt work very well. Can I contact to you via facebook or skype? Thank you.
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Check your private message @dungkr89 if you want to reach me.
Hi,
If you have some difficulties, I made this memo for me.
Downgrade LG G Watch R and block OTA upgrades
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Prepare the PC
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Install adb-setup-1.4.3.exe on the PC
Place in folder (C:/wear for example) all the necessary files :
- M1D65H_boot.img
- M1D65H_recovery.img
- M1D65H_boot_system.img
- SuperSU-v2.78_Lg-G-Watch-R.zip
- twrp-3.0.0-0-Lg-G-Watch-R.img
Prepare the watch and smartphone
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On the smartphone, dissociate and restore factory settings on the watch.
Remove ALL applications on the smartphone in relation with the wear watch (excepted Android wear). This is usefull to avoid a long installation with risk of applications not compatible with the Android Wear version which will be installed on the watch.
Reassociate the watch with the smartphone
On the watch :
Activate developper mode (click 7 times on the build number in version menu)
Then in the developper menu, activate adb degug
Connect the watch to the pc via usb
On the PC :
DOS commands invite
Change directory (cd) to point he folfer where are located the .img files.
Type:
adb devices
// The watch device is present and ready
// Switch the watch in fastboot mode
adb reboot bootloader
adb devices
// If the watch is seen oem locked you have to type:
fastboot oem unlock
// If the watch has not been restored (I recommend to do it before via the smartphone)
//fastboot format userdata
//fastboot format cache
//fastboot format system
Send the firmware to the watch
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fastboot flash boot M1D65H_boot.img
fastboot flash recovery M1D65H_recovery.img
fastboot flash system M1D65H_system.img
Restart the watch via the screen menu
ROOT the watch
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adb reboot bootloader
fastboot flash recovery twrp_xxx.img
//fastboot boot twrp_xxx.img (if command below is rejected)
adb push SuperSU_xxx.zip /sdcard/
// From the watch screen, by typing on the screen and following instructions, move to sdcard folder and install from zip the SuperSU_xxx.zip application
Then, when the patch has been installed (quite long), the watch has restarted. Reconnect to the watch via the PC and adb commands
Deactivate OTA
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adb reboot bootloader
adb devices //to make sure your watch is connected
adb shell
> su
> pm disable com.google.android.gms/.update.SystemUpdateService
> pm disable com.google.android.gsf/.update.SystemUpdateService
> exit
Before to reassociate the watch with the smartphone, eventually, remove the Android Wear application on the smartphone and reinstall the Android Wear V1.5.apk on the smartphone.
Reassociate the watch with the smartphone.
Thanks for this thread! I am having issue getting SU in cmd. I have installed 3 different TWRP and 3 different SuperSU.zip trying to get it to work. I can't seem to get any of them to execute su commands. When trying I get a FC on SuperSU on watch, and adb does nothing after
- adb shell
- su
- then nothing happens, and I eventually get SuperSU FC on watch.
Thanks in advance for the help.
Thanks both for the re-flash guide and the commands for disabling the update service. Had a problem not finding appropriate SU and TWRP images, but after finding them I'm finally free of the damn 2.0 and the update notification too.
SU: SuperSU-2.78-wear.zip
TWRP: twrp-3.0.0-0-lenok+squashfs.img
I did not check any other root-needing apps, and as far as I'm concerned, I'm done with updates for the lifetime of this watch...
nagi603 said:
Thanks both for the re-flash guide and the commands for disabling the update service. Had a problem not finding appropriate SU and TWRP images, but after finding them I'm finally free of the damn 2.0 and the update notification too.
SU: SuperSU-2.78-wear.zip
TWRP: twrp-3.0.0-0-lenok+squashfs.img
I did not check any other root-needing apps, and as far as I'm concerned, I'm done with updates for the lifetime of this watch...
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That's the su and twrp I have installed on my watch at this time, I am not able to get su commands to execute. Is there something else that needs to be done after installing these? Thanks.
I want to get rid of the automatic upgrade to AW 2.0, so I want to apply the recipe you have kindly shared, but I don´t know how to do it because it is my first time with ADB commands.
I have already ADB installed and USB debugging enabled. I can type "adb devices" and my watch is listed.
The question is how to apply the (two?) commands you suggest.
- Should I type "laptop$ adb shell" ??
- At the $ prompt I have tryed to type "su" but get an error.
- Also: the two commands are "one single line" each, like "...systemUpdateService Component ....", or they are two lines each command?
- Should the watch be rooted to do this ?
Thank you very much.
PD: I have flashed my watch back to AW 1.5 with no problems, using the instructions given in this link:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/g-watch-r/general/andorid-wear-2-0-t3382032/page23
adlx.xda said:
I have done tried this, not really sure what I am disabling though, but those services look like thay could bring trouble ... We'll see :silly:
Code:
laptop$ adb shell
[email protected]:/ $ su
[email protected]:/ # pm disable com.google.android.gms/.update.SystemUpdateService
Component {com.google.android.gms/com.google.android.gms.update.SystemUpdateService} new state: disabled
[email protected]:/ # pm disable com.google.android.gsf/.update.SystemUpdateService
Component {com.google.android.gsf/com.google.android.gsf.update.SystemUpdateService} new state: disabled
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paggps said:
I want to get rid of the automatic upgrade to AW 2.0, so I want to apply the recipe you have kindly shared, but I don´t know how to do it because it is my first time with ADB commands.
I have already ADB installed and USB debugging enabled. I can type "adb devices" and my watch is listed.
The question is how to apply the (two?) commands you suggest.
- Should I type "laptop$ adb shell" ??
- At the $ prompt I have tryed to type "su" but get an error.
- Also: the two commands are "one single line" each, like "...systemUpdateService Component ....", or they are two lines each command?
- Should the watch be rooted to do this ?
Thank you very much.
PD: I have flashed my watch back to AW 1.5 with no problems, using the instructions given in this link:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/g-watch-r/general/andorid-wear-2-0-t3382032/page23
I have done tried this, not really sure what I am disabling though, but those services look like thay could bring trouble ... We'll see :silly:
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The commands are single lines, and it will require root. Make sure you use twrp listed above, and super su 2.78 for wear, also listed above.
It's clear that the downgrade to AW1.5 is quite easy. However, it's less obvious to block the OTA!
For that, it's mandatory to root the Watch and I didn't find a clear notice to do it. After many atempts, I did it without clearly understand how I made it!!!! But it's done, and the upgrade notification has disappeared.
I wrote my onwn notice (in case I want to try again in few months a new attempt to test for instance the next AW2.1...) here.
Somebody in this forum could write a full clean procedure for newbie with all the links to do the downgrade and OTA disabling in one shot with a 100% success.
nicodvt said:
Thanks @ingbrzy for the advise, I have not found any other easiest solution to downgrade Android Wear 2.0 to Android Wear 1.5.
If it can help others, thi is how I flashed a stock image with Android Wear 1.5 on my LG G Watch R:
Enabled "Developer tools" on my watch
Connected my watch to my computer
Unlocked my bootloader with WinDroid Toolkit
After selected my device, on first screen: "Unlock Bootloader"
Downloaded and installed ADB Installer (v1.4.2)
Downloaded stock images of build "M1D65H" from this topic
Inspirated by this guide, opened a command line prompt and entered the following commands
Code:
fastboot -w
Code:
fastboot flash boot M1D65H_boot.img
Code:
fastboot flash recovery M1D65H_recovery.img
Code:
fastboot flash system M1D65H_system.img
Rebooted my watch with command
Code:
fastboot reboot
That's finished, my watch was again on Android Wear 1.5 <3
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Hi,
Using you guide to go back to 1.5 on g watch r but im stuck on step 6......
Only thing i can do in adb i type Y and nothing else?
Hi,
I try follow your steps, everything seems to be fine. But after last command 'fastboot reboot' I am still booting to fastboot. Please do you know what can be wrong here?
Thanks