Q&A for [How-to] How I expanded my app storage (repartitioning)
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Hi so when I try to re partition it says that the block is still mounted when I have run the umount command and it returns that it unmounts sucessfully then when I go back and try again it says Invalid Argument. I fear that after I recovered from a soft brick caused by the Fire Parted utility I messed up my kindle. Could anybody help me out?
Thanks for the great tutorial, however am having problems with adb commands when the device is in recovery mode. Is there a way to authorize adb when the device is in recovery mode?
I've tried changing the ro.adb.secure=1 to ro.adb.secure=0 in build.prop but it still doesn't work once the device is rebooted.
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I can install apps from pc using fastboot?
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To answer your question though, you can use the following to install app remotely
Code:
adb install app.apk
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Hey brother great idea,i have something you might can use.
What is Logcat:The Android logging system provides a mechanism for collecting and viewing system debug output. Logs from various applications and portions of the system are collected in a series of circular buffers, which then can be viewed and filtered by the logcat command. You can use logcat from an ADB shell to view the log messages.
How To LogcatExample)Open your terminal app;Type: logcat > /sdcard/logcat.txt (this should create it in internal memory on the phone)To send to ext sd card: logcat > /mnt/external_sd/logcat.txt.
Thats one way of doing it,theres a guide on how to use ADB to take a logcat... http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1798316
Q&A for [ROOT] [TOOL] Easy Ace Root Tool
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Yesterday I followed this how to carefully. I executed EasyAceRootTool option1 .
It was reporting I need to upgrade RUU to 3.13.0.0 so it automatically loaded the HTC RUU.
When I was executing HTC RUU I was receiving a 171 USB connection error (using Windows 8) at the end
of the process,HTC was freezing and was forced to remove battery and restart.
So I read forum and as suggested I placed rom.zip in my sd card / , and renamed it with PD98IMG.zip .
I was restarting the phone with HBOOT , I allowed the load of PD98IMG.zip , it was loaded correctly and restarted using
power . But when I check the version I do not have 3.13.0.0 !!
PD98IMG.zip contains 3.13.0.0 , I verified it decompressing the file.
What am I failing please ? Should I use the goldcard procedure ?
Q&A for [LWX49K&LDZ22D] Rooting made easy
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being able to simply copy and paste music to the watch would be awesome !
is there a way to undo or uninstall the supersu?
can't root
After reboot to bootloader, I see on device white screen with text "Running Fastboot" and I can't do anymore with device, only reboot manually from button. Please help to root.
So, rooting instructions are a bit confusing because there are the computer instructions and device instructions. This is how it works here.
Reboot to fastboot on your computer
Fastboot boot twrp.zip on computer
Adb push root files.zip on computer
Install root.zip in twrp on the watch
That should do it.
I'm stuck at fastboot too, I just get waiting for device on the terminal. I can boot into fastboot but can't boot the img
Q&A for KPPD - Configure post-processing settings of your display! [2015/07/25]
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Once I get the files pushed and run the adb shell I'm unable to copy either file from /data/local/tmp/ to /system/bin/ or /system/etc/. A ls in the /data/local/tmp/ directory shows them both there, but doing a list show in /system/bin/ or /etc/ shows nether file copying. I didn't even realize it until I tried to chmod the permissions and got a "file does not exist" message. When I try to copy it states that the file is "Read-only", doing su cp /data/local/... doesn't work either. Is my ADB/shell install just jacked and not actually pulling proper super user permissions?
hi
you'll need to download the kppd release below, and unpack it to prep for some adb fun...
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download and unpack it to where ? the pc ? the lg g4 device ? sorry for my lack of understanding ...
rooted my g4 yesterday... do i need a ROM installed for use ROM Toolbox app to run this script and make
this all thing work.. can some1 plz explain slowly how to do this all process so it will work on my device..
thanx in advanced...
some1 can guide me from here.. ?
did the all adb stuff
now i try to find the KPPD script in my device with ROM Toolbox..
1. press: Scripter
2. press on "+" to import
3. found KPPD file in: Home->system->bin
the problem is that the KPPD file logo is a white paper not a script logo.. i try to import it anyway.. press on it and got this message: "This file is too large"
maby i need to load in the rom toolbox the postproc.conf file ?
I'm not sure that i know what i need to do in the Rom Toolbox app..
can some1 plz help me from here...
thanx...