I am planning on buying this phone in the next few days, but had some questions on rooting. I want to be able to root and keep stock ROM, while being able to update my phone with all the current updates from T-Mobile (4.4.4 is the latest I believe for this phone) without losing root. What is the easiest possible way to do that?
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[Q] just bought i9300, whats the easiest way to identify authentic or fake?? topic
screenshots: imgur.com/a/6WjXn
looks really legit to me but i bought it off aliexpress, and is said to be an original samsung phone and refurbished
looks really legit to me but i bought it off aliexpress, and is said to be an original samsung phone and refurbished
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On 03:24
jeudi 18 décembre 2014
Easiest way to get Permissive SELinux? topic
I will have a Note 4 in a few days.
I'm thinking about getting an AppRadio, and in order to use ARUnchained or the like on it, it looks like I might need to have SELinux be off or set to permissive, or something of that nature.
I know it's possible to do this with various kernels on the development forum, but I'm wondering what the easiest way to do this is, if I want it to be stock or as close to stock as is possible, just with permissive SELinux.
I've tried to figure this out on my own, but the closest I can find is flashing a kernel with a whole lot of other modifications, which I don't necessarily want to do at first. Anyone know of any other way, or of a kernel where there are not so many modifications?
Thanks for any help!
I'm thinking about getting an AppRadio, and in order to use ARUnchained or the like on it, it looks like I might need to have SELinux be off or set to permissive, or something of that nature.
I know it's possible to do this with various kernels on the development forum, but I'm wondering what the easiest way to do this is, if I want it to be stock or as close to stock as is possible, just with permissive SELinux.
I've tried to figure this out on my own, but the closest I can find is flashing a kernel with a whole lot of other modifications, which I don't necessarily want to do at first. Anyone know of any other way, or of a kernel where there are not so many modifications?
Thanks for any help!
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dd
On 20:59
jeudi 11 décembre 2014
Easiest method for copying XBMC setup on fire tv to fire tv stick? topic
Hello all,
I have been working on my setup on the fire tv device for some time. I have XBMC customized and configured for my sources/shares and chosen add-ons. I just received my fire tv stick and would like to basically copy the setup to the stick.
For some reason I was never able to get the apps like adbFire to work when I tried Backup XBMC / Restore XBMC (now Kodi) so I was wondering what the easiest way to mirror the setup would be? Is there a config file that i could copy from an install on one device to an install on the other that would setup everything? I am thinking that would probably be "too easy" but it might work for the shares/sources.
Look forward to the responses. Thanks all.
I have been working on my setup on the fire tv device for some time. I have XBMC customized and configured for my sources/shares and chosen add-ons. I just received my fire tv stick and would like to basically copy the setup to the stick.
For some reason I was never able to get the apps like adbFire to work when I tried Backup XBMC / Restore XBMC (now Kodi) so I was wondering what the easiest way to mirror the setup would be? Is there a config file that i could copy from an install on one device to an install on the other that would setup everything? I am thinking that would probably be "too easy" but it might work for the shares/sources.
Look forward to the responses. Thanks all.
By:
dd
On 19:43
mardi 9 décembre 2014
Easiest way to upgrade with rooted/stock rom? topic
After rooting/flashing and eventually getting the black lines, I got a replacement and have since JUST rooted my VS980 using stumproot. I've got Xposed, Greenify, and just frozen apps using TiBu. I DO NOT have a custom recovery.
When Lollipop (or any update for that matter comes out) what is my best way of upgrading? I've read that if I just unfreeze everything and "undo" whatever I did, I should be able to take the update, but I have also seen others saying that even after all that something like the Download Mode showing "Rooted" causes it to not update.
I've read about updating using the KDZ and the "LG Software Update Tool" to update that way. Is that safe? Is that easier?
When Lollipop (or any update for that matter comes out) what is my best way of upgrading? I've read that if I just unfreeze everything and "undo" whatever I did, I should be able to take the update, but I have also seen others saying that even after all that something like the Download Mode showing "Rooted" causes it to not update.
I've read about updating using the KDZ and the "LG Software Update Tool" to update that way. Is that safe? Is that easier?
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On 07:59
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