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[Q] Synergy RC2 Wireless/Networks FC in Dropdown

Hi everyone,
So I just flashed Synergy RC2 over RC1 and everything is amazing...can't wait to try out the pano cam. I would have posted this questions in the thread in development but I don't have enough posts to do so.
I'm not sure if I had this in RC1, but I've flashed RC2 twice with a dalvik and cache only wipe and still had this problem.
In the dropdown on the quick settings tab (where you can toggle the wireless networks), all of them say FC for some reason, and if they're on...well, refer to the screenshot. It doesn't seem to interfere with connections, just kinda annoying that they say that. I'm guessing I need to clear data in an app, but I'm not sure which. If I'm way off base, please point me in the right direction.
Thanks!
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twinsin said:
Hi everyone,
So I just flashed Synergy RC2 over RC1 and everything is amazing...can't wait to try out the pano cam. I would have posted this questions in the thread in development but I don't have enough posts to do so.
In the dropdown on the quick settings tab (where you can toggle the wireless networks), all of them say FC for some reason, and if they're on...well, refer to the screenshot. It doesn't seem to interfere with connections, just kinda annoying that they say that. I'm guessing I need to clear data in an app, but I'm not sure which. If I'm way off base, please point me in the right direction.
Thanks!
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That is strange. I'll say that I tend to come from the camp of full wipes before putting in a new ROM, not installing over an old one unless its specified that you can (even then I tend not to). My best recommendation for the least number of headaches for you would be to copy your SD to your comp, use amon_RA to wipe everything 3x, then flash the rc2 and enjoy the ROM.
If you really feel like trying to make it all play nice, try wiping dalvik and cache.
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Watcher07 said:
That is strange. I'll say that I tend to come from the camp of full wipes before putting in a new ROM, not installing over an old one unless its specified that you can (even then I tend not to). My best recommendation for the least number of headaches for you would be to copy your SD to your comp, use amon_RA to wipe everything 3x, then flash the rc2 and enjoy the ROM.
If you really feel like trying to make it all play nice, try wiping dalvik and cache.
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+1 with the exception of wiping the SD card. Being that he has already had success in flashing RC-2, a wipe of the card shouldn't be necessary, but like you, I'm a fan of full wipes...

So what you guys are saying is:
- copy my entire SD card to my comp (i.e. go into E: and copy all contents to the desktop)
- amon_RA "wipe everything 3x." What wipes am I doing specifically (data/cache/dalvik/system/etc.) and what does everything mean? SD card and...?
- put everything back from the comp onto the SD card and reflash
Please correct me on anything I got wrong as I want to make sure I don't brick my phone.
Also, this may be a noob question but whenever I flash a new ROM, I do a Titanium Backup of app data, flash, and restore the app data. Yes, this restores my apps but is there a way to make it so I don't have to redo my home screens with the widget locations and apps I had on there prior to flashing? It's getting annoying having to do this every time I flash.
Thanks in advance.

twinsin said:
So what you guys are saying is:
- copy my entire SD card to my comp (i.e. go into E: and copy all contents to the desktop)
- amon_RA "wipe everything 3x." What wipes am I doing specifically (data/cache/dalvik/system/etc.) and what does everything mean? SD card and...?
- put everything back from the comp onto the SD card and reflash
Please correct me on anything I got wrong as I want to make sure I don't brick my phone.
Also, this may be a noob question but whenever I flash a new ROM, I do a Titanium Backup of app data, flash, and restore the app data. Yes, this restores my apps but is there a way to make it so I don't have to redo my home screens with the widget locations and apps I had on there prior to flashing? It's getting annoying having to do this every time I flash.
Thanks in advance.
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No worries. To answer your questions.
1) Yeah, copy your entire sd card to your computer. Any flashaholic will tell you that cards can go bad and that when flashing, things can go wrong so its very helpful to have all your photos and whatnot saved on your computer regularly.
2) Wipe everything on the list that can be wiped. As DJ said though, wiping the card isn't always a necessity, I simply do it because I love a good, solid clean start when going from say an AOSP rom to a Sense based one.
3) Usually I keep all my data and personal stuff in the cloud so I tend not to do alot of sd backups and restores. Every photo I take is regularly uploaded to picasa, my contacts come from gmail, all my emails are server hosted by gmail, documents are in google docs, you get the idea. So when I come into a new rom, I just download the apps I need and everything populates as I need it to. However if you have alot of photos or music and such, find it on the card backup on your comp and just copy that stuff back. Dont forget your nandroid backup as well.
4) As I'm not big into restoring and more into clean starts, I don't tend to use titanium backup for anything, so that question might be better geared for someone else to answer, but I think one of the big points of the program is to actually try to restore everything to the way it was, so I would imagine that it is a feature of the program, but again, really not sure.
As for bricking your phone, experience and observation of thread upon thread of people worrying about having bricked their phone has shown that for the most part, your EVO is a pretty damn durable beast. Really the ways to brick it are few and far between (dont pull the battery when updating radios and such). For the most part, anything you screw up can be undone. When I was first learning how to root and all that, I saw all sorts of threads and ideas and how to's that lead me down SO MANY wrong paths. I thought I bricked it like 5 or 6 times, but it just turned out I had pressed a wrong button on boot up, didn't flash the right recovery, didnt wipe something enough times, etc. etc.
These forums have alot of great people on them, if you think you borked your phone, dont do anything to it, toss up a message and a description of what happened, and you should get some decent responses pretty quick. Good luck with your rom flashing.

You're so helpful Watcher, I thanked you twice
Anyways, I forgot to mention I've had a couple of random power offs since installing Synergy so it's probably a good idea I go all-out on my wiping anyways.
I'll report back with results later today when I get around to reflashing.

twinsin said:
You're so helpful Watcher, I thanked you twice
Anyways, I forgot to mention I've had a couple of random power offs since installing Synergy so it's probably a good idea I go all-out on my wiping anyways.
I'll report back with results later today when I get around to reflashing.
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lol, I appreciate the gesture. I work wednesdays through saturday 10+ hour shifts, so generally not around too much on those days, but since I've been more proactive in the community, I keep my xda app handy when my evo isn't busy telling me where my next stop is. Anyway, good luck and by all means let us know how it works out.

@Watcher07, you're alright, my friend....
Posting & replying from my EVO 4G

Well, looks like it worked...thanks guys. Did a triple wipe on everything and it all looks good.
I don't know if I should start a new thread on this, but I just saw that Spare Parts got carried over even after wiping and flashing. I don't use it often and the battery history button FCs on me. So I tried to uninstall it via Market and Manage Apps and it doesn't have the option to uninstall anywhere! So I have a supposedly installed app that won't let me uninstall it...wtf?
Make a new thread or can anyone assist with this?

twinsin said:
Well, looks like it worked...thanks guys. Did a triple wipe on everything and it all looks good.
I don't know if I should start a new thread on this, but I just saw that Spare Parts got carried over even after wiping and flashing. I don't use it often and the battery history button FCs on me. So I tried to uninstall it via Market and Manage Apps and it doesn't have the option to uninstall anywhere! So I have a supposedly installed app that won't let me uninstall it...wtf?
Make a new thread or can anyone assist with this?
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Spare Parts comes pre-installed on several custom roms so I doubt that it was carried over after a wipe, my friend, but i could be wrong. Still, I'm glad you got everything all taken care of. As for removing it, you will have to maneuver to the system/app folder via ADB or a system level file manager like Root Explorer to delete it or anything else you don't want.
Posting & replying from my EVO 4G

dougjamal said:
Spare Parts comes pre-installed on several custom roms so I doubt that it was carried over after a wipe, my friend, but i could be wrong. Still, I'm glad you got everything all taken care of. As for removing it, you will have to maneuver to the system/app folder via ADB or a system level file manager like Root Explorer to delete it or anything else you don't want.
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Yeah, it must be bundled into Synergy (don't see that on myn's feature list). I went into Root Explorer and only thing in there was the Spare Parts installer, so I just left it and guess I'll deal with it.
Consider this thread resolved.

dougjamal said:
Spare Parts comes pre-installed on several custom roms so I doubt that it was carried over after a wipe, my friend, but i could be wrong. Still, I'm glad you got everything all taken care of. As for removing it, you will have to maneuver to the system/app folder via ADB or a system level file manager like Root Explorer to delete it or anything else you don't want.
Posting & replying from my EVO 4G
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+1 to this.
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twinsin said:
Yeah, it must be bundled into Synergy (don't see that on myn's feature list). I went into Root Explorer and only thing in there was the Spare Parts installer, so I just left it and guess I'll deal with it.
Consider this thread resolved.
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That file is safe to remove. If you'd like, you can 'freeze' it with Titanium Backup.
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[Q] PLEASE HELP!! Work phone w/ JMTx4 stuck at Samsung logo after battery died

NEED HELP RIGHT AWAY! WORK PHONE DEAD IN WATER!
My battery died during a boot and the phone is still stuck at the Samsung S screen. The boot sound plays and the samsung animation plays continuously but never gets further. I left it for 20+ minutes and rebooted trying several times without success.
I can still access TWRP recovery. I tried fix permissions and clear caches but same problem exists. I mounted the internal and external sd and did full backups to my PC but I do not have a current full backup in TWRP or nandroid I may have an older TWRP backup from just after flashing the ROM but does not have apps or data.
Is there anything I can do to repair the boot without reflashing the ROM? What would happen if I flashed the same ROM over the current ROM? Just want to know if there is a possibility that I would not have to completely resetup the phone.
I have been on here before but just created a new account to ask for help. I have read the ENTIRE Jedi Mind Trick Rom thread before but dont remember seeing anything that would help this and I really could use a solution ASAP!
Thanks in advance. Any help is very appreciated!!

DirtyBreakz said:
NEED HELP RIGHT AWAY! WORK PHONE DEAD IN WATER!
My battery died during a boot and the phone is still stuck at the Samsung S screen. The boot sound plays and the samsung animation plays continuously but never gets further. I left it for 20+ minutes and rebooted trying several times without success.
I can still access TWRP recovery. I tried fix permissions and clear caches but same problem exists. I mounted the internal and external sd and did full backups to my PC but I do not have a current full backup in TWRP or nandroid I may have an older TWRP backup from just after flashing the ROM but does not have apps or data.
Is there anything I can do to repair the boot without reflashing the ROM? What would happen if I flashed the same ROM over the current ROM? Just want to know if there is a possibility that I would not have to completely resetup the phone.
I have been on here before but just created a new account to ask for help. I have read the ENTIRE Jedi Mind Trick Rom thread before but dont remember seeing anything that would help this and I really could use a solution ASAP!
Thanks in advance. Any help is very appreciated!!
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I think you would have to reflash, sorry . You should:
1.) Delete cache
2.) Delete dalvik cache
3.) Delete data/factory reset
4.) Flash new ROM
5.) Flash GApps (if not included in the ROM).
You might be able to salvage some data back by going into download mode, but I'm not to knowledgeable in that area. Good luck.

If you flash over your current rom with same rom you will still have your apps and data. All a dirty flash does is install new system apps from the rom itself so your data should not be effected.
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richardlibeau said:
If you flash over your current rom with same rom you will still have your apps and data. All a dirty flash does is install new system apps from the rom itself so your data should not be effected.
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Ok, I thought I remembered hearing that. I just reflashed the ROM over the old one without clearing any caches. Unfortunately the phone still gets stuck at the Samsung S boot screen. The animation continues and it does not appear frozen but it never goes anywhere.
I am thinking of wiping the system/factory reset then reinstall the ROM. before I do that though, is there any way to copy over files from the system partition before flash and then copy them back overwriting the current ones after flashing the ROM. Will this work since it is the same ROM? I dont care if its stable. Just want to recoup my data and backup and then I will completely redo the ROM again.
Thanks for your input guys!

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ideas:
-launcher/lock screen
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-multiplayer fps where you create your own map with a creative mode (minecraft style)
-roller coaster tycoon style game
-many more!
Just message me which idea you want info on and I'll tell you!
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DirtyBreakz said:
Ok, I thought I remembered hearing that. I just reflashed the ROM over the old one without clearing any caches. Unfortunately the phone still gets stuck at the Samsung S boot screen. The animation continues and it does not appear frozen but it never goes anywhere.
I am thinking of wiping the system/factory reset then reinstall the ROM. before I do that though, is there any way to copy over files from the system partition before flash and then copy them back overwriting the current ones after flashing the ROM. Will this work since it is the same ROM? I dont care if its stable. Just want to recoup my data and backup and then I will completely redo the ROM again.
Thanks for your input guys!
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Do a full back up now then wipe the whole phone, Flash new rom then boot into recovery and go to advanced restore and you can just restore system or data instead of the whole back up. But it sounds like your problem is in your system somewhere though since it is not booting all the way. Do you have scripts that clash? Tweaks etc. Try flashing a new kernel and see if it boots up.

richardlibeau said:
Do a full back up now then wipe the whole phone, Flash new rom then boot into recovery and go to advanced restore and you can just restore system or data instead of the whole back up. But it sounds like your problem is in your system somewhere though since it is not booting all the way. Do you have scripts that clash? Tweaks etc. Try flashing a new kernel and see if it boots up.
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Ok. I flashed the same rom over top of the current one and got the same results. I then booted into recovery, wiped system, flashed the rom again and got the same results.
One thing I noticed is that when I ran fix permissions both before I reflashed and after, it was super quick to finish lasting only a couple seconds where normally it takes a couple minutes for fix permissions.
I did a backup in TWRP right after the crash. I will try flashing a kernal as a last attempt before doing a full wipe and flash. I have to find which kernel it is. Do you recommend flashing the same kernel or a specific kernel?

DirtyBreakz said:
Ok. I flashed the same rom over top of the current one and got the same results. I then booted into recovery, wiped system, flashed the rom again and got the same results.
One thing I noticed is that when I ran fix permissions both before I reflashed and after, it was super quick to finish lasting only a couple seconds where normally it takes a couple minutes for fix permissions.
I did a backup in TWRP right after the crash. I will try flashing a kernal as a last attempt before doing a full wipe and flash. I have to find which kernel it is. Do you recommend flashing the same kernel or a specific kernel?
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What rom and os are you on ics or jb? Same kernel is ok but a new one might be better
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richardlibeau said:
What rom and os are you on ics or jb? Same kernel is ok but a new one might be better
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I'm running Jedi Mind Trick x4 (JMTx4) ICS with its kernel. It looks like it uses Faux kernel. Not sure where to get it or one that will work. I was just looking through the thread here and also googled it but didnt get much. I went to the Faux repository but it was a bit confusing. I have never downloaded or flashed a separate kernel. Always just used the one packaged with the rom. Please direct me to a link to place to download the kernels that I could use with this rom.

DirtyBreakz said:
I'm running Jedi Mind Trick x4 (JMTx4) ICS with its kernel. It looks like it uses Faux kernel. Not sure where to get it or one that will work. I was just looking through the thread here and also googled it but didnt get much. I went to the Faux repository but it was a bit confusing. I have never downloaded or flashed a separate kernel. Always just used the one packaged with the rom. Please direct me to a link to place to download the kernels that I could use with this rom.
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Any of these will work. I can't find faux right now. Just flash and reboot.

richardlibeau said:
Any of these will work. I can't find faux right now. Just flash and reboot.
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I ended up having to do a full wipe and flash to boot again. I did try an advanced restore afterwards like you mentioned restoring just DATA, the phone stopped booting again so I assume that is where the corruption is. I am going to try the kernel now as well and see if it changes anything.
Thank you very much for all you help.

DirtyBreakz said:
I ended up having to do a full wipe and flash to boot again. I did try an advanced restore afterwards like you mentioned restoring just DATA, the phone stopped booting again so I assume that is where the corruption is. I am going to try the kernel now as well and see if it changes anything.
Thank you very much for all you help.[/QU
Corruption is usually in the system somewhere so that's odd. Hopefully one of the kernels will help you.
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richardlibeau said:
DirtyBreakz said:
I ended up having to do a full wipe and flash to boot again. I did try an advanced restore afterwards like you mentioned restoring just DATA, the phone stopped booting again so I assume that is where the corruption is. I am going to try the kernel now as well and see if it changes anything.
Thank you very much for all you help.[/QU
Corruption is usually in the system somewhere so that's odd. Hopefully one of the kernels will help you.
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Ok. I restored data again and confirmed no boot, then flashed the new kernel and still no joy
Looks like something is corrupted in the data. Do you know of anything else I can try before fully wiping/reflashing again?
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Not at this point sorry. Seems that something really weird. Best just to reflash now and be glad it's not fully bricked.
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richardlibeau said:
Not at this point sorry. Seems that something really weird. Best just to reflash now and be glad it's not fully bricked.
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Right on! Thanks again for all the advice. Just a quick question before I am off to reflash again...
Is it possible to recover any information from the data in the twrp backup once I have reflashed? Mainly looking for text notes from Note Everything and SMS messages.

If it's a tar file you can through a file explorer that can open tar files like winrar, winzip. etc. You just extract what you want. So yes you can salvage things that way.
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file and data recovery
DirtyBreakz said:
I ended up having to do a full wipe and flash to boot again. I did try an advanced restore afterwards like you mentioned restoring just DATA, the phone stopped booting again so I assume that is where the corruption is. I am going to try the kernel now as well and see if it changes anything.
Thank you very much for all you help.
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I know I'm about two weeks after this one, but here are some thoughts on accessing the data in the backup.
My arsenal includes Root Explorer, FX Explorer by nextapp (File Explorer is the name that shows up in google play), ROM Manager, and Titanium Backup.
I do not use Root Explorer nearly as much as I use FX. To me, FX is easier to use, runs in the background, and can run multiple operations at the same time.
FX Explorer can extract .tar files so you can pull individual files from the archive, but it extracts the entire contents of the archive. FX Explorer can also mount read/write of the /system if the phone is rooted. You will get a little nag screen every time you mount r/w, but that's about it.
Yes, it's worth paying the couple of bucks in Google Play for the full versions of these apps. The only caveat with FX Explorer is that in order to get FULL app functionality, you have to install it in modules. I think there are a total of 4, maybe 5 modules for the app. The main app which is free, the root module which is NOW free, there is a paid module for media, and a paid module for network functionality which includes hosting a file server on the phone as well as accessing Google Drive, skydrive, and other cloud based storage solutions.
Titanium Backup can also pull individual app apk's out of a Clockwork Nand backup, but it will miss /lib files that some apps like swype need.
FYI, I just installed JMTX4 for my T989, and wanted the Swype from the stock rom. Turns out, installing JUST the swype apk out of the backup wasn't enough. Using FX, I extracted the system .tar portion of the backup, and extracted the two files I needed, including the swype apk, and using FX, I pasted them into the /system/app and /system/lib directories as the link I found said to do, only I did it directly on the phone without having to use the adb interface from my pc.

Not to revive an old thread but I wanted to update so others may be able to use the info.
Found out that the reason for the crashes was a hardware (power button) issue. The power button would get stuck in several different positions causing the phone to reboot or boot loop and not boot at all. T-mo was nice enough to replace my phone out of warranty for me after a little haggling so no more issues
I have since updated and running Jedi Mind Trick JBv4 now. I actually think I like JMTv4 better. It runs great. I'm just not entirely fond of some of the new Android changes in JB.

DirtyBreakz said:
Not to revive an old thread but I wanted to update so others may be able to use the info.
Found out that the reason for the crashes was a hardware (power button) issue. The power button would get stuck in several different positions causing the phone to reboot or boot loop and not boot at all. T-mo was nice enough to replace my phone out of warranty for me after a little haggling so no more issues
I have since updated and running Jedi Mind Trick JBv4 now. I actually think I like JMTv4 better. It runs great. I'm just not entirely fond of some of the new Android changes in JB.
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my phone is doing the same thing. what did you say to tmobile?

adamwithane said:
my phone is doing the same thing. what did you say to tmobile?
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Call tech support and tell them you are having problems with your power button. Hopefully you will get a helpful rep. If not, call back and try again. If you are in warranty it should be no issue.

Hyperdrive Rom Crash Help

Sorry if im a total noob at posting but spare me, when I have a chance ill change the specifics and have it in the appropriate forum but at the moment let me describe the issue at hand. Im currently using hyperdrive on my sprint galaxy s3 and at least more than 8 times a day I open a simple app or attempt to multitask. The phone freezes and I have to keep rebooting and rebooting until it finally works. Has anyone other than me had this issue?
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Anthonyl123 said:
Sorry if im a total noob at posting but spare me, when I have a chance ill change the specifics and have it in the appropriate forum but at the moment let me describe the issue at hand. Im currently using hyperdrive on my sprint galaxy s3 and at least more than 8 times a day I open a simple app or attempt to multitask. The phone freezes and I have to keep rebooting and rebooting until it finally works. Has anyone other than me had this issue?
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Switch ROMs.
Maybe your phone just doesn't play nice with the Hyperdrive ROM. Try out a new one, or do a clean install of it and see if that fixes it!

Switch ROMs?
Well, I suppose it's a fix.
The thing is, what if you want Hyperdrive to work?
I have been getting random reboots, which led to boot looping. I have done a clean re-install, but mysteriously lost the multi-view launcher.
Any ideas? Besides switching ROMS...

Mr._Happy said:
Switch ROMs?
Well, I suppose it's a fix.
The thing is, what if you want Hyperdrive to work?
I have been getting random reboots, which led to boot looping. I have done a clean re-install, but mysteriously lost the multi-view launcher.
Any ideas? Besides switching ROMS...
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The difficult thing when trying to troubleshoot Roms like Hyperdrive is that unless you document exactly what option you chose (which kernel, mod, theme, etc) in the Aroma installer, it'll be difficult to replicate your specific situation. Do you happen to know which settings you chose (maybe walk us through page-by-page in Aroma). Than we'd be able to help troubleshoot what's going on in your phone.
That being said, I'll walk you through some generic fixes for reboots/bootloops. You can try each one in order, and if #1 doesn't work, try #2, so on and so forth. They may work, but no guarantee.
Clear Cache & Dalvik Cache: This probably won't help, but there's a long shot that it would.
Fix permissions in TWRP or CWM: If it's a system app that somehow got installed incorrectly, this will help fix that issue.
Reinstall the Rom with a "so fresh and so clean clean" wipe: Wipe Cache, Dalvik Cache, /data, and /system. Make sure your rom zip file is in an accessible location, because wiping system erases your system (you won't be able to boot).
Reinstall the Rom without any mods: If you really want to take the time to flash the Rom multiple times, I'd say flash the Rom without any major mods. If nothing is broken, you can reinstall it again (after a so-fresh-and-so-clean-clean wipe) with another mod installed. It might takes hours, but if there's something inherently broken in the ROM, you'd be able to find the culprit if you do it this way.
Do not restore apps/data from TiBu: A lot of people have had issues because they've restored system apps/data through Titanium backup (TiBu). I still use TiBu for a lot of my backup needs, but I never restore system apps with it.
That's all I really got in terms of fixing the problem. I hope you can get your phone working the way you like.

topherk said:
The difficult thing when trying to troubleshoot Roms like Hyperdrive is that unless you document exactly what option you chose (which kernel, mod, theme, etc) in the Aroma installer, it'll be difficult to replicate your specific situation. Do you happen to know which settings you chose (maybe walk us through page-by-page in Aroma). Than we'd be able to help troubleshoot what's going on in your phone.
That being said, I'll walk you through some generic fixes for reboots/bootloops. You can try each one in order, and if #1 doesn't work, try #2, so on and so forth. They may work, but no guarantee.
Clear Cache & Dalvik Cache: This probably won't help, but there's a long shot that it would.
Fix permissions in TWRP or CWM: If it's a system app that somehow got installed incorrectly, this will help fix that issue.
Reinstall the Rom with a "so fresh and so clean clean" wipe: Wipe Cache, Dalvik Cache, /data, and /system. Make sure your rom zip file is in an accessible location, because wiping system erases your system (you won't be able to boot).
Reinstall the Rom without any mods: If you really want to take the time to flash the Rom multiple times, I'd say flash the Rom without any major mods. If nothing is broken, you can reinstall it again (after a so-fresh-and-so-clean-clean wipe) with another mod installed. It might takes hours, but if there's something inherently broken in the ROM, you'd be able to find the culprit if you do it this way.
Do not restore apps/data from TiBu: A lot of people have had issues because they've restored system apps/data through Titanium backup (TiBu). I still use TiBu for a lot of my backup needs, but I never restore system apps with it.
That's all I really got in terms of fixing the problem. I hope you can get your phone working the way you like.
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Ive done options 1 and 2 but here is what I have installed on my phone
When I ran the aroma installer I chose the option to run a full installation with the devs choice of mods and stuff etc. So I have the tw launcher installed along with the multiwindow mod and pretty much everything else.
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Looking For some Guidance

Hello my Fellow s4 users,
Let me start off by saying I am looking for a little guidance here. I am fairly comfortable with rooting, modding, NANdroiding, Flashing, bricking, unbricking, following instructions and using the search button. I am a little dumbfounded on some of the issues I am having.
The issues seem to be isolated to touchwiz based roms only. GE and AOSP ROM's are not part of this problem.
My problem is that anytime I flash a TW based rom (For Example: The little Minions Rom, Infamous, or Wicked), which flash just fine, upon loading or the first time System UI always crashes. I click ok and let the phone sit for about ten minutes to settle. I reboot, and go through the setup wizard ( I have also done it where I skip the setup wizard altogether, with the same results.)
At this point everything is ok.
Until I try to do anything else. I experience extreme Lag, problems with apps Like the phone and Contacts, Titanium Backup is simply non-functional.
So at this point I assume it is user error.
So I Odin back to stock, run triangle away and start fresh.
I repeat this process, and root using the CF-Auto root, and reflash a rom with the same result.
The only thing I can think to do at this point is ODIN back again and try a different Root method.
Does anyone have any ideas or input?

Personally, I'm running Infamous S4 4.0 ROM w/BioShock 1.0 Kernel and 3.1.1 3Minit Framework. Have not experienced the issues you're describing though. You seem to have taken many of the appropriate steps to attempt to solve your issues.
The steps I'd do and some stuff I'd look at, whether related to your issues, and/or tried already are:
- if using TWRP Recovery 2.6.0.0, flash TWRP 2.5.0.2.
- if not already, format card, if 64gb, to Fat32, as some ROMs won't run ExFAT.
- Full Wipe and ODIN Samsung Stock Firmware.
- Save files needed and Full Wipe, including device memory, as you may have a conflict with certain files.
- with Infamous S4, it has Root, so it's not necessary to root via CF-AUTO-ROOT, but can't hurt I guess. CF-AUTO-ROOT is my preferred choice for rooting.
- Uninstall and reinstall TiBu if having issues after doing the above.
- Sometimes when there are issues after flashing ROMs, wiping Cache and Dalvik cache can rectify many issues.
- make sure running appropriate Kernel for the M919. Appropriate Radio goes without saying, although most ROMs don't have the Radio cooked in because the wrong Radio can Hard Brick.
Anyway, I'm sure I missed something which may turn out to be the Golden Challis :laugh:, but the above hopefully will help.
As a note, and possibly to get more feedbackffrom the source, you can post your inquiry regarding Infamous S4 in thetthread as all are extremely helpful, and the Developers offer excellent support. The same with Minions, as they are part of the Infamous Team. I don't run Wicked ROM but have heard excellent feedback, and their support appears to also be excellent.
Feel free to copy this post if you'd like to post it in Infamous S4 thread, as there'll be others to expand on my response

OP:
What phone?
What baseband?
What recovery?
I am M919 tmobile
MDL
CWM.
...and have no issues with Wicked 5.1.
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Def gonna give the downgrade of TWRP and some of the other things you said a shot. Thanks for the info, will head over to the infamous thread after.
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3r0k said:
Def gonna give the downgrade of TWRP and some of the other things you said a shot. Thanks for the info, will head over to the infamous thread after.
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You may find TWRP 2.6.0.0 the cause of some issues, and that 2.5.0.2 will resolve them.
I'll post some ODIN Recovery tips, if you should need them:
Here's the TWRP 2.5.0.2 file:
https://hotfile.com/dl/230303459/7ce1553/openrecovery-twrp-2.5.0.2-jfltexx.tar.html
Install with ODIN.
Steps to follow........
Method #1 -
Place file in PDA box*
Uncheck all other boxes.
Press start.
When installation is complete, unplug usb cord and pull the battery.
Insert the battery but Don't turn on the phone.
Place phone in Recovery mode via the Power + Volume up buttons.
Method #2 -
The other way I've read to install TWRP Recovery is:
Place the TWRP 2.5.0.2 tar in the PDA box*
Check the auto reboot box and f time reset box.
Start the installation and let the phone reboot.
I believe the above method is the method of choice, but sometimes the Recovery doesn't take, so Method #2 above is recommended.
Here is an explanation why:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=41166759&postcount=28

Gunkk said:
OP:
What phone?
What baseband?
What recovery?
I am M919 tmobile
MDL
CWM.
...and have no issues with Wicked 5.1.
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everything same as you except Im using twrp.

There's your sign...
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Ok, getting home in a bit will keep you guys updates. thanks for the help.

3r0k said:
Ok, getting home in a bit will keep you guys updates. thanks for the help.
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Sounds :good:
ODINing 2.5.0.2 I think will solve your issues.
Wipe cache and dakvik cache after booting into Recovery and prior to booting system.
If still issues, start with ODINing Samsung Stock Firmware and Full Wipe. Internal wipe most likely Not necessary.
Hopefully nothing else will need to be done after TWRP 2.5.0.2 is installed

Biker1 said:
Sounds :good:
ODINing 2.5.0.2 I think will solve your issues.
Wipe cache and dakvik cache after booting into Recovery and prior to booting system.
If still issues, start with ODINing Samsung Stock Firmware and Full Wipe. Internal wipe most likely Not necessary.
Hopefully nothing else will need to be done after TWRP 2.5.0.2 is installed
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Yea, still gettting errors.
Even tried to switch to CWM, and that had issues with backing up.
Looks Like I am gonna ODIN Back and full wipe.

3r0k said:
Yea, still gettting errors.
Even tried to switch to CWM, and that had issues with backing up.
Looks Like I am gonna ODIN Back and full wipe.
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Yes, ODIN the Samsung Stock Firmware and start with a clean slate.
ODIN TWRP 2.5.0.2 and you should be good to go.
If you have the Firmware downloaded already, and checked the md5 checksum to insure your download matches the file, it won't take you long at all.
20m all together;
Firmware.
Recovery
ROM/Kernel
Infamous S4 Roots you, so hopefully you'll be up & running i nno time.
Sometimes just flashing the Firmware and starting from there, saves much trouble shooting time, avoids unsuspected and inadvertently installed conflicts and simplifies things back to its basics.
In your case, TWRP 2.5.0.2 only was worth a shot

Biker1 said:
Yes, ODIN the Samsung Stock Firmware and start with a clean slate.
ODIN TWRP 2.5.0.2 and you should be good to go.
If you have the Firmware downloaded already, and checked the md5 checksum to insure your download matches the file, it won't take you long at all.
20m all together;
Firmware.
Recovery
ROM/Kernel
Infamous S4 Roots you, so hopefully you'll be up & running i nno time.
Sometimes just flashing the Firmware and starting from there, saves much trouble shooting time, avoids unsuspected and inadvertently installed conflicts and simplifies things back to its basics.
In your case, TWRP 2.5.0.2 only was worth a shot
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Ok, some wierd developments here. I ODIN back to stock and everything goes fine. FLash the TWRP 2.5.0.2. Make a backup. Factory Reset, Wipe Data, Cahe, Dalvik, and System ( tried re odining back to stop reflashing everything and NOT wiping system just to see, same result.) flash infamous, when I get to the initial setup wizard, SystemUI still crahses then settings crash. Go back to Recovery, flash wicked, and now everything flashed fine on Wicked. No force closes or anything, running buttery smooth. I guess this solves half of my issue.

3r0k said:
Ok, some wierd developments here. I ODIN back to stock and everything goes fine. FLash the TWRP 2.5.0.2. Make a backup. Factory Reset, Wipe Data, Cahe, Dalvik, and System ( tried re odining back to stop reflashing everything and NOT wiping system just to see, same result.) flash infamous, when I get to the initial setup wizard, SystemUI still crahses then settings crash. Go back to Recovery, flash wicked, and now everything flashed fine on Wicked. No force closes or anything, running buttery smooth. I guess this solves half of my issue.
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If you:
- did a Full Wipe
- ODINd Samsung Stock Firmware
- ODINd TWRP 2.5.0.2 Recovery
- checked your ROM download
- Flashed your ROM (with Kernel cooked in)
- Wiped cache and dalvik cache
and your still having issues, there must be an answer. I just don't have it, but I'd say the issue is a conflict with something that is installed or not installed on the S4.
Something to look into which will cause Boot-loops is if you have the wrong 3Minit app installed which is causing a conflict with 3Minit Framework. It happened to me with Alpha 6.0 because I didn't install the updated 3Minit app first after boot up, and attempted to use the older version I had installed on Infamous S4. I caused the issue in this instance.

Biker1 said:
If you:
- did a Full Wipe
- ODINd Samsung Stock Firmware
- ODINd TWRP 2.5.0.2 Recovery
- checked your ROM download
- Flashed your ROM (with Kernel cooked in)
- Wiped cache and dalvik cache
and your still having issues, there must be an answer. I just don't have it, but I'd say the issue is a conflict with something that is installed or not installed on the S4.
Something to look into which will cause Boot-loops is if you have the wrong 3Minit app installed which is causing a conflict with 3Minit Framework. It happened to me with Alpha 6.0 because I didn't install the updated 3Minit app first after boot up, and attempted to use the older version I had installed on Infamous S4. I caused the issue in this instance.
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Followed that exactly. I cant even get to the point on the infamous to install the 3minit app. Everything crashes in the setup wizard.

3r0k said:
Followed that exactly. I cant even get to the point on the infamous to install the 3minit app. Everything crashes in the setup wizard.
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At this point the only thing I can suggest is to:
- take a step back and a deep breath, and come back to the issue later on with a 'fresh set of eyes' so to speak.
I know that when I start troubleshooting any issue I may run into, Android or something else entirely different, I sometimes get frustrated and tunnel vision, and I keep making the same mistake each time, which of course doesn't resolve the issue.
I then come back to the issue and say, 'Hmmm, how'd I miss that?'
And there are times when I'm looking at an issue I'm having and I just can't see where the problem is, so I get 'another set of eyes' to view the issue and that person says 'here's your problem,' and I'm like, 'Wow, how'd I miss that? Thanks!'
I'm not saying that the above applies to you in your given situation, just mentioning it from the standpoint of my experiences and those of others.
Regarding troubleshooting, sometimes it does takes 'a fresh set of eyes' to look at the issue, as the person looking at the issue has a fresh aspect to what they are viewing, and not tunnel vision which can happen due to repetitiveness, frustration and many of other things. And more than not the solution ends up being a very simple one.
Sorry to be so long winded, But hopefully something in the above comments helps you to resolve the issues your having.

And you say this only happens on Touchwiz roms?
What about the stock touchwiz after you odin back to stock? Does that give you similar problems?
If so Im wondering if you have a faulty piece of hardware that touchwiz uses but aosp doesn't. So the hardware is still bad in aosp but its never activated so it doesn't cause the error. But if the stock rom works the that theory is shot....
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Skipjacks said:
And you say this only happens on Touchwiz roms?
What about the stock touchwiz after you odin back to stock? Does that give you similar problems?
If so Im wondering if you have a faulty piece of hardware that touchwiz uses but aosp doesn't. So the hardware is still bad in aosp but its never activated so it doesn't cause the error. But if the stock rom works the that theory is shot....
Sent from your phone. You should be careful where you leave that thing.
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Stock ROM works great.
Wicked is now working and running great also.
I cannot Get Inbfamous to boot with out a ton of force closes. Even after ODining back to stock. Then Flashing TWRP and then flashing Infamous.
I guess Ill have to stick with Wicked for now, not like thats a bad thing at all. Im just ticked off when things dont work for me but they do for everyone else.

Biker1 said:
At this point the only thing I can suggest is to:
- take a step back and a deep breath, and come back to the issue later on with a 'fresh set of eyes' so to speak.
I know that when I start troubleshooting any issue I may run into, Android or something else entirely different, I sometimes get frustrated and tunnel vision, and I keep making the same mistake each time, which of course doesn't resolve the issue.
I then come back to the issue and say, 'Hmmm, how'd I miss that?'
And there are times when I'm looking at an issue I'm having and I just can't see where the problem is, so I get 'another set of eyes' to view the issue and that person says 'here's your problem,' and I'm like, 'Wow, how'd I miss that? Thanks!'
I'm not saying that the above applies to you in your given situation, just mentioning it from the standpoint of my experiences and those of others.
Regarding troubleshooting, sometimes it does takes 'a fresh set of eyes' to look at the issue, as the person looking at the issue has a fresh aspect to what they are viewing, and not tunnel vision which can happen due to repetitiveness, frustration and many of other things. And more than not the solution ends up being a very simple one.
Sorry to be so long winded, But hopefully something in the above comments helps you to resolve the issues your having.
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No apology needed, you have by far been the most helpful.
Maybe Ill just wait for a new build to come out and go from there.
Maybe Ill possibly look into a log cat to send the Dev. I dont know if the log can catch the errors in my process but maybe.

3r0k said:
Stock ROM works great.
Wicked is now working and running great also.
I cannot Get Inbfamous to boot with out a ton of force closes. Even after ODining back to stock. Then Flashing TWRP and then flashing Infamous.
I guess Ill have to stick with Wicked for now, not like thats a bad thing at all. Im just ticked off when things dont work for me but they do for everyone else.
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Are you restoring data from other installs? Like are you using titanium to restore your apps and stuff?
If you are, and you are letting Titanium restore system data like settings and what not, that could be causing your issue. You can use titanium to restore things like data usage and wifi passwords because custom roms don't typically modify those parts of touchwiz so the data is still valid. But if you restore some other system data from one rom to another for things that have been modified you will cause failures like you are getting.
If you are doing this, try installing Infamous and not restoring any data at all. Just use it like it comes out of the box for an hour and see if youn still have the closes.
Sent from your phone. You should be careful where you leave that thing.

Skipjacks said:
Are you restoring data from other installs? Like are you using titanium to restore your apps and stuff?
If you are, and you are letting Titanium restore system data like settings and what not, that could be causing your issue. You can use titanium to restore things like data usage and wifi passwords because custom roms don't typically modify those parts of touchwiz so the data is still valid. But if you restore some other system data from one rom to another for things that have been modified you will cause failures like you are getting.
If you are doing this, try installing Infamous and not restoring any data at all. Just use it like it comes out of the box for an hour and see if youn still have the closes.
Sent from your phone. You should be careful where you leave that thing.
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If I did restore any other system data it would be coming from other touchwiz ROMS, however I am not. The problem is at least on the ROMS I am having difficulty with I cant get far enough to reinstall TiBu anyways. The systemUI crashes immediately as soon as the setup wizard loads, then when I get to the Wi-Fi password screen, the settings force close and the Setup Wizard starts all over again.

[Q] Losing root on deknoxed debloated stock 4.4

My phone has lost root twice now. It acted very strange when this happened. Hopefully you guys can help.
I'm on the stock kitkat 4.4.2 that I personally deknoxed and debloated. I have xposed framework and just a couple modules installed for it (gravity box, app settings, and keepchat) Everything is the same as it was on my phone when I had 4.3 app wise.
The first symptom I notice is that tapping the power button wont make the screen go to sleep. Holding it still brings up the power menu.
The first time it did this it also wouldnt connect to wifi and ate battery like crazy.
Used the flash zip to disable xposed and dirty flashed the rom. This fixed the wifi but not the power button.
Ended up totally flashing back to stock 4.4.2 with Odin and redoing everything. Downloaded pretty much all the apps from the app store and only used titanium backup to restore data on a couple things.
Everything worked fine ~3 weeks. Today it stopped working again. All the same symptoms. Absolutely nothing was changed between when it was working and when it stopped. All I did was reboot because I wanted to run speedtest from a clean boot. (comparing sprint 4G with verizon 4G at a friends)
Went to disable xposed straight from the app and it said it couldnt because I didnt have root. Downloaded rootchecker and it agreed that I did not have root.
Suddenly it started working again. Passed root checker and all. Then a couple minutes later it stopped again.
Downloaded towelroot and re-rooted with it. Everything seems to be back to normal for now.
Any ideas? Theories? Investigative follow up questions?

thedumbass said:
My phone has lost root twice now. It acted very strange when this happened. Hopefully you guys can help.
I'm on the stock kitkat 4.4.2 that I personally deknoxed and debloated. I have xposed framework and just a couple modules installed for it (gravity box, app settings, and keepchat) Everything is the same as it was on my phone when I had 4.3 app wise.
The first symptom I notice is that tapping the power button wont make the screen go to sleep. Holding it still brings up the power menu.
The first time it did this it also wouldnt connect to wifi and ate battery like crazy.
Used the flash zip to disable xposed and dirty flashed the rom. This fixed the wifi but not the power button.
Ended up totally flashing back to stock 4.4.2 with Odin and redoing everything. Downloaded pretty much all the apps from the app store and only used titanium backup to restore data on a couple things.
Everything worked fine ~3 weeks. Today it stopped working again. All the same symptoms. Absolutely nothing was changed between when it was working and when it stopped. All I did was reboot because I wanted to run speedtest from a clean boot. (comparing sprint 4G with verizon 4G at a friends)
Went to disable xposed straight from the app and it said it couldnt because I didnt have root. Downloaded rootchecker and it agreed that I did not have root.
Suddenly it started working again. Passed root checker and all. Then a couple minutes later it stopped again.
Downloaded towelroot and re-rooted with it. Everything seems to be back to normal for now.
Any ideas? Theories? Investigative follow up questions?
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for some reason that happens to me when I'm on stock not on any other custom rom but when i clean flash a new rom everything is fine but if i Odin back to stock or flash one of the stock rooted via recovery i lose root a lot and when i re-root with Philz touch recovery i cant update the su binary with super su so i cant help you minus the flash a different rom answer I'm sorry :/

Not the answer I want to hear. But it is an answer and its appreciated.
By custom are you meaning stock based custom or full custom/AOSP based?
I know there are some stable custom roms out there but I like the general stability of stock especially since I still need to update my girlfriend's phone. She needs something that works all the time and a reboot will fix 99.9% of the issues she might see.
Our S3s are both ported to Ting. Hers is rooted mainly for the debloat and easy backup/recovery abilities. I told her until I knew mine was stable to just stay on 4.3 and ignore the update notification. She's had zero issues and I've had this one plus the external SD write crap. I'm definitely the nerd of the two of us and getting into flashing custom roms would be too much for her.
This might end up pushing me to something custom. If I do I'll just leave her behind at 4.3 and kill her update notifications permanently.

thedumbass said:
Not the answer I want to hear. But it is an answer and its appreciated.
By custom are you meaning stock based custom or full custom/AOSP based?
I know there are some stable custom roms out there but I like the general stability of stock especially since I still need to update my girlfriend's phone. She needs something that works all the time and a reboot will fix 99.9% of the issues she might see.
Our S3s are both ported to Ting. Hers is rooted mainly for the debloat and easy backup/recovery abilities. I told her until I knew mine was stable to just stay on 4.3 and ignore the update notification. She's had zero issues and I've had this one plus the external SD write crap. I'm definitely the nerd of the two of us and getting into flashing custom roms would be too much for her.
This might end up pushing me to something custom. If I do I'll just leave her behind at 4.3 and kill her update notifications permanently.
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damn well i meant custom touchwiz and custom ASOP

And now it's deleting system apps. Wtf. My alarm clock and calculator are gone. I sure didn't delete them. Titanium backup list most of the clock stuff as crossed out.

thedumbass said:
And now it's deleting system apps. Wtf. My alarm clock and calculator are gone. I sure didn't delete them. Titanium backup list most of the clock stuff as crossed out.
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that's strange what rom? and how long have you been using it i will do the research

Still stock ND8 deknoxed. I froze the bloat rather than deleting. I haven't had a chance to flash anything new since starting this thread.
Starting to wonder if my nand is shot... I couldn't find any apps that would do an integrity check on the nand.

Hi
thedumbass said:
Still stock ND8 deknoxed. I froze the bloat rather than deleting. I haven't had a chance to flash anything new since starting this thread.
Starting to wonder if my nand is shot... I couldn't find any apps that would do an integrity check on the nand.
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Start ultra fresh:
1. Backup anything you absolutely must including from the internal storage.
2. Take the SD card out and leave it out.
3. Download is necessary and check the MD5 hash of the zip or tar of the stock ND8 tar. The hashes are somewhere in that thread, just search it for MD5.
4. Odin the stock ND8 tar.
5. Odin the very latest Philz Touch Recovery tar.md5.
6. In Philz's settings, use the re-root option.
7. Don't restore any data via Titanium Backup or other app. Only restore apps via the Play Store.
8. Observe if all weirdness has gone away.
9. If so, backup what you want from your SD card, reformat it and if you want flash a different ROM. Check the hash of anything you flash, especially ROMs and kernels.
10. Do not restore any Nandroids.
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Just as a quick update bump.
I haven't had a chance to sit and do a proper wipe and flash from scratch. After I missed an appointment due to missing alarm clock I dirty flashed the rebooted nd8. This hit my clock calender and calculator back. Then I had to remove knox and bloat again.
My phone has locked the power button and WiFi a few times since. Running towel root seems to fix it though the towel root app freezes and has to be force closed.
I have noticed what seems to trigger it to screw up is letting the battery run dead to the point it auto offs. Just powering it off/rebooting or pulling the battery doesn't cause it though.
Do plan to wipe it clean soon. Between work and home I haven't had time.

thedumbass said:
And now it's deleting system apps. Wtf. My alarm clock and calculator are gone. I sure didn't delete them. Titanium backup list most of the clock stuff as crossed out.
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I had the same thing happen to me. I *think* it had something to do with my debloating. Correct me if I'm wrong, but it think that many apps use the same processes. Deleting an app might delete processes needed by another app?
When using tibu, I've made it a habit to go slow. Wipe cache before I delete anything. Make a backup of any app I'm going to remove (after deleting data on that app). Only removing a few apps at a time, and making note if which apps I've removed.
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