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voice search on CM6 crash

if I do something like text [name] and then press the mic button to say some more text, it instantly crashes. anyone else get this issue? running rc2

Shyfe said:
if I do something like text [name] and then press the mic button to say some more text, it instantly crashes. anyone else get this issue? running rc2
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Try uninstalling /system/app/VoiceSearch.apk and then install it again from the market. I was having this same problem and that's how I fixed it.

will do. thanks.

Shyfe said:
will do. thanks.
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I forgot to to tell you that you need to uninstall /system/app/GoogleQuickSearchBox.apk too. If you're comfortable doing it with adb. Here are the commands.
adb remount
adb shell rm /system/app/GoogleQuickSearchBox.apk
adb uninstall com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox
adb shell rm /system/app/VoiceSearch.apk
adb uninstall com.google.android.voicesearch
adb reboot
And then install Voice Search and Google Search from the market.

just what I needed. thanks.

Shyfe said:
just what I needed. thanks.
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I've been helped a couple of times too. I'm just returning the favor to those who need it.

Thanks! I recently installed Fresh 3.1.0.1 and I could not get the newest version of voice search until I followed these directions. Worked perfectly.

I am wondering if someone can help me. i am running Leedroid 1.8c and experience the same issue mentioned above. When i try to run
adb shell rm /system/app/GoogleQuickSearchBox.apk
I get the error
rm: can't remove '/system/app/GoogleQuickSearchBox.apk': Directory not empty
and
adb uninstall com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox
Failure

Think I figured it out. I had to reboot into recovery and mount the system partition. I was able to delete the .apk files. Though the adb uninstall commands did not work, they gave pm: not found.

[Q] adb commands need help

i need disable start up app in system , im not need remove it need only stop it even if make hard reset or format for phone so i need adb command to disable it

logy122 said:
i need disable start up app in system , im not need remove it need only stop it even if make hard reset or format for phone so i need adb command to disable it
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only if you are rooted... pm disable <package name>
otherwise use the built in app manager to disable what you can (not all can be disabled).

:crying:
dottat said:
only if you are rooted... pm disable <package name>
otherwise use the built in app manager to disable what you can (not all can be disabled).
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im trying but not stooped , any other way with adb commands ?

You Can Disable It From Setting>App
Or Use StartUp Manager Apps From Google Play

Anyone know how to unlock BANDS?

I want to unlock LTE on my phone.
Anyone know how to enable it?

deltadiesel said:
I want to unlock LTE on my phone.
Anyone know how to enable it?
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Check out this link: https://forum.xda-developers.com/g4/general/guide-enabling-lte-bands-t3137818
if you haven't already.

sdembiske said:
Check out this link: https://forum.xda-developers.com/g4/general/guide-enabling-lte-bands-t3137818
if you haven't already.
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It says permission denied
I am rooted.
Whats the problem?
Tried that link can't get passed permission denied

What SuperSU everyone using I'm still on 2.,82 says I'm rooted but maybe features are disabled

deltadiesel said:
It says permission denied
I am rooted.
Whats the problem?
Tried that link can't get passed permission denied
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If you're referring to the link above that I posted, works fine for me. Maybe security setting in your browser - suggest you try looking at the security settings for the browser you're using or try a different browser.
Other option is to go to Google Search (preferably on a PC) and search XDA-Guide: Enabling LTE Bands.

sdembiske said:
If you're referring to the link above that I posted, works fine for me. Maybe security setting in your browser - suggest you try looking at the security settings for the browser you're using or try a different browser.
Other option is to go to Google Search (preferably on a PC) and search XDA-Guide: Enabling LTE Bands.
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When I go to SuperSU is says denied
I need SuperSU pro I think
What is latest supersu

Its not my browser
I'm talking about when I run the line to enable it
Permission denied

deltadiesel said:
When I go to SuperSU is says denied
I need SuperSU pro I think
What is latest supersu
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SuperSU doesn't have anything to do with accessing a link. I'm on v2.82, the latest update I've received to-date.
If using Chrome on your phone, turn off Safe Browsing in Settings > (under Advanced heading) > Privacy.
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deltadiesel said:
Its not my browser
I'm talking about when I run the line to enable it
Permission denied
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Try enabling setenforce 0 in Terminal Emulator.
Just type in the following (enter each command separately):
su
setenforce 0 (to set permissive) or setenforce 1 (to re-enable enforcing)
and confirm with: getenforce
Failing that, it may be hard coded in your rom which may put you out of luck.

sdembiske said:
SuperSU doesn't have anything to do with accessing a link. I'm on v2.82, the latest update I've received to-date.
If using Chrome on your phone, turn off Safe Browsing in Settings > (under Advanced heading) > Privacy.
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Try enabling setenforce 0 in Terminal Emulator.
Just type in the following (enter each command separately):
su
setenforce 0 (to set permissive) or setenforce 1 (to re-enable enforcing)
and confirm with: getenforce
Failing that, it may be hard coded in your rom which may put you out of luck.
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That works through terminal on my phone
Seems like running commands on my compute r it won't switch to root
Either way DFS isn't working now
Can't select my device

deltadiesel said:
Its not my browser
I'm talking about when I run the line to enable it
Permission denied
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deltadiesel said:
That works through terminal on my phone
Seems like running commands on my computer it won't switch to root
Either way DFS isn't working now
Can't select my device
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One other thought: failing to first enter adb shell will give that result on your PC.
The following worked for me -i.e., did not get permission-denied, on my laptop.
adb shell
su
echo 1 > /sys/devices/platform/lg_diag_cmd/diag_enable

sdembiske said:
One other thought: failing to first enter adb shell will give that result.
The following worked for me -i.e., did not get permission-denied.
adb shell
su
echo 1 > /sys/devices/platform/lg_diag_cmd/diag_enable
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This doesn't work for me off my computer
It only works in terminal manager. It switches to root after su
Anyways now that I'm in where is this BAND tab in DFS

deltadiesel said:
This doesn't work for me off my computer
It only works in terminal manager. It switches to root after su
Anyways now that I'm in where is this BAND tab in DFS
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With respect to the Band tab in DFS - post your questions now to the link I provided in the 1st instance.
If you do not have LGMobileDriver_WHQL_Ver_4.2.0 installed on your PC you will have problems with adb.

sdembiske said:
With respect to the Band tab in DFS - post your questions now to the link I provided in the 1st instance.
If you do not have LGMobileDriver_WHQL_Ver_4.2.0 installed on your PC you will have problems with adb.
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That is installed
U know what forget this. Probably won't be able to enable band I want anyway
Wasting time

how to enter diagnostic mode in LOS14.1

i want to enter diagnostic mode in LOS14.1, i use command:
setprop sys.usb.config diag,adb
but it didn't work, pls help me,thk

kirtikhurana said:
Use this
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i have try,but nothing change

kirtikhurana said:
you should be rooted unless it won't work.
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i rooted,but these command work for lenovo offical rom,such as 048,062,232,244,251,not on los,any suggestion?

kirtikhurana said:
before that command i told. write the two.
adb shell
su
then diag commands.
during these commands your phone will prompt to grant permissions. Tap OK/Yes on phone
*remember to check Android bebugging Is ON in developer settings.
Even if you're unsuccessful you're probably doing wrong.
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bro,setprop should be root,i know it,i use successful in lenovo offical rom, i told you,my question is: why not work for los,can you check it?

Bootloop after uninstalling com.miui.securitycenter app with adb

Hi,
I've got Redmi Note 8T updated yesterday (I think V11.0.5.0.PCXEUXM).
Today I used adb command to uninstall com.miui.securitycenter app and after a reboot the device doesn't boot anymore.
Bootloader is locked.
Is there a way to recover without deleting user data?

ildani said:
Hi,
I've got Redmi Note 8T updated yesterday (I think V11.0.5.0.PCXEUXM).
Today I used adb command to uninstall com.miui.securitycenter app and after a reboot the device doesn't boot anymore.
Bootloader is locked.
Is there a way to recover without deleting user data?
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yes there are a few apps which you can't uninstall otherwise you'll face bootloop like mi security, digital wellbeing etc..but the good news is since you uninstalled using adb so you don't have to do a lot of work to recover your phone..use the following command to reinstall the app :
Code:
adb shell cmd package install-existing <name of package>
This works because applications truly aren’t being fully uninstalled from the device using adb command, they are just being uninstalled for the current user (user 0 is the default/main user of the phone) and come back when you reset your phone or use the above mentioned command.

Thank you @the_weird_aquarian for your reply, but I couldn't access adb shell anymore so I had to wipe data.
(digital wellbeing as far as I know can be disabled/uninstalled without problems).

Same here, I use redmi note 8 pro. Just go to recovery mode, wipe data... Ur phone should working now. Wipe data make factory reset. I don't see other option to keep data. Except u ever back up using mipcsuite

where to use this command ? in twrp or fastboot mode ?

loopypalm said:
is there a way to freez or delete "com.miui.securitycenter" and "com.android.updater" without bootloop ???
where to use this command ? in twrp or fastboot mode ?
is this the right way to use it :
adb shell cmd package install-existing com.android.updater
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Unfortunately you cannot uninstall com.miui.securitycenter or else your phone will go into bootloop...It's a core miui component and xiaomi designed it that way..
regarding the com.android.updater I haven't tried deleting it so I can't confirm if your phone will enter bootloop after deleting it or not...
adb shell cmd package install-existing com.android.updater
is the command to install any package back if you want..but it'll only work if you've only removed packages via adb..I've already explained why it works that way in my previous reply...If you delete folders right away from /system/app or /system/priv-app like I do, then this command won't work.
To uninstall any package via adb, download minimal adb and fastboot, connect phone normally to pc (no twrp or fastboot required), open cmd in adb and fastboot drivers path and use following commands (Hit ENTER after each command):
Code:
adb shell
pm uninstall -k --user 0 packagename

the_weird_aquarian said:
Unfortunately you cannot uninstall com.miui.securitycenter or else your phone will go into bootloop...It's a core miui component and xiaomi designed it that way..
regarding the com.android.updater I haven't tried deleting it so I can't confirm if your phone will enter bootloop after deleting it or not...
adb shell cmd package install-existing com.android.updater
is the command to install any package back if you want..but it'll only work if you've only removed packages via adb..I've already explained why it works that way in my previous reply...If you delete folders right away from /system/app or /system/priv-app like I do, then this command won't work.
To uninstall any package via adb, download minimal adb and fastboot, connect phone normally to pc (no twrp or fastboot required), open cmd in adb and fastboot drivers path and use following commands (Hit ENTER after each command):
Code:
adb shell
pm uninstall -k --user 0 packagename
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yes, i did the command while the phone is on and it worked
but i'm speaking about when the phone is in bootloop
what do you do in that case ? (beside restore the twrp image)

loopypalm said:
yes, i did the command while the phone is on and it worked
but i'm speaking about when the phone is in bootloop
what do you do in that case ? (beside restore the twrp image)
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oh just connect your device to pc while it's in twrp and then use the commands.

the_weird_aquarian said:
oh just connect your device to pc while it's in twrp and then use the commands.
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Thx ! I'll try that .

the_weird_aquarian said:
oh just connect your device to pc while it's in twrp and then use the commands.
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dosn't work
i try : adb shell pm list packages
while the phone is ON = worked
while the phone is in TWRP = not work

Does adb respond while device is in bootloop?

OliveReeve said:
Does adb respond while device is in bootloop?
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yes but as far as i know, only adb fastboot commands work

OliveReeve said:
Does adb respond while device is in bootloop?
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Yes It works. Just try installing the com.miui.securitycenter package through "adb shell pm install-existing com.miui.securitycenter" while the MIUI logo appears in the bootloop.
Tried and saved my bricked device.

Thanks for the tip on "install-existing", folks. Saved my bacon.

the_weird_aquarian said:
yes there are a few apps which you can't uninstall otherwise you'll face bootloop like mi security, digital wellbeing etc..but the good news is since you uninstalled using adb so you don't have to do a lot of work to recover your phone..use the following command to reinstall the app :
Code:
adb shell cmd package install-existing <name of package>
This works because applications truly aren’t being fully uninstalled from the device using adb command, they are just being uninstalled for the current user (user 0 is the default/main user of the phone) and come back when you reset your phone or use the above mentioned command.
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thanks! You just safed my phone xD

same problem here. had to wipe data. never going to buy this **** again. **** xiaomi. **** them

Saved my data!

Reminds me of when I use to play with Regedit... dependencies, dependencies, dependencies

can i disable (not delete) security center via ADB or causes this also bootloop? What About Gallery & Theme App?

droi1 said:
can i disable (not delete) security center via ADB or causes this also bootloop? What About Gallery & Theme App?
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the adb command :
pm uninstall -k --user 0
just freez the app for user 0 , it does not remove it (check with a file explorer after a reboot)
and you can't touch security app or you will face bootloop
that app alone is what made me look for a custom rom ...
about gallery and theme you can, but i suggest you do a full backup just in case ...