Recent content by mlw4428

What's the process for going about it? I did do a search, but didn't find anything useful. Any help would be appreciated. Reasoning: I'm going to be upgrading and turning in the phone, so it's time to put it back to factory.

So I"m reading through this thread. Am I to understand that on Verizon Wireless there is a specific nightly that allows voLTE? Or should voLTE be considered totally unsupported?

I didn't read through the 50some pages of text, but will there be voLTE support eventually? Data while on a call is rather important to me. Otherwise, this looks excellent!

Hmm.

WINE doesn't port anything. WINE simply directs Windows/DX calls to their Linux/OpenGL equivalents. The term porting is used to describe getting something to run natively on a system. Either you're so self educated that you don't know the definitions of simple terms or you're blowing smoke out...

What a hypocritical ****.

Root doesn't go away. There's no magic behind it. Likely what's happening is the fact that WP isn't/wasn't defeated and at some point Android reloads permissions from the file system or resets them to match up with the stored configurations. I think what I, and others, are getting annoyed with...

There is a new KR strategy out. Full disclaimer: it didn't work for me, but maybe the devs are collecting feedback to pin it down. Just thought everyone would like to know/try (maybe someone will get lucky).

Exactly. I'm paying $20 to do more work. Give me $500 and I'll give you the names of the CEO of Verizon and a phone number you can call so you can try to convince him to release the signing keys. Sure you'll have to do the work to convince him, but it could be done. It's the same thing.

First it's $20 for a "root" that doesn't disable write protection. Because of that it's more like a pseudo-root. Linux users are used to "root" having FULL and unhindered access to their system. I appreciate the effort of the developer, but $20 for something that I then have to take and "bake...

Is there a way to force AWS (or change LTE bands in general) on the Turbo?

Yup. Verizon themselves recommend shutting off the feature until you're in an area with good LTE coverage. Furthermore if you know you'll be on a call while driving to a 3G area don't start the call with voLTE, they're not doing handoffs from voLTE > 3G and the call will drop.

BINGO! That did it. Ran Clean, Prepare, and THEN root. Have root!

I did that and still no joy.

Not working... I'm seeing: Any help would be appreciated.