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That's awesome! Did you try putting in a second sim yet? And how did you do it?

Any chance you may be able to share what you do have?

NetHunter is the replacement for this. The guy who originally developed this, Binkybear, is the developer of NetHunter. (I am as well! :) )

Just In case...

Have you ever wondered what the different things in build.prop mean? Well, I compiled a list of all of the properties and explained almost all of the lines and what they do. This build.prop is from the Nexus 6 running Android 5.1, but these values should apply to just about every device. If any...

Yup! Just for legacy purposes.

If the MODEMST1 partition gets damaged and is unreadable it restoreds it from fsg. It isn't anything that is user configurable, and won't restore radio settings.

Just in case...

Thread moved to Android General forum. http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/general/explanation-build-prop-values-t3069341 Moderators: feel free to close this thread.

I had the same issue earlier today. It was the Zagg glass screen protector that caused the problem!

You should call Zagg at 18007009244 . I just called and they said that it was the first reported case, and that if enough people called in, they would investigate. They also said that you can remove the existing screen protector, use some other one, and just get a warranty replacement if/when a...

Open MultiROM Tap the overflow menu button at the top right Tap the settings option Tap the version number 7 times scroll down some more Check off "Override Manifest URL" Tap "Manifest URL" in the URL where it says ".../multirom/...", add -test. It should noqw be...

The thing is, though, the bloat that gets installed is an application or two like the Verizon account manager and whatever. It really doesn't install bloat like Flipboard or Dropbox. I recommend leaving the SIM in the phone to properly activate the device when being set up, or you risk certain...

Link to post: https://plus.google.com/106544733723469872647/posts/FZ2cSzTQwBH

I don't really think you need to vote... 2 posts above you is the MultiROM developer working on it for the Nexus 6.

For those who don't see it, it is because your browser is using a cached copy of the page. Clear your cache and you should be good! Or, if you don't want to clear the cache, I have the link below. http://get.aospa.co/official/shamu

I have some bad news. "I think I've decided to get Nexus 6 first (again, the poll was not very important factor, especially because it looks like everyone is trying to cheat it ^^), it seems to be more popular (and from my experience, phones usually are - over a third of my user base has Nexus...

To those who don't know if Verizon will be supported: Look at the bottom of this page... http://www.google.com/nexus/6/

I have hope it isn't that late. Not much confidence, but hope nonetheless!

I work at a Best Buy and the Verizon representative and I are pretty good friends. I asked him when the Nexus 6 was coming out for verizon and he said February 26 and showed me his memo. I wasn't allowed to take a picture of it, but I saw for myself it is coming on Feb. 26th. :p

The section is about 1/4 down the page. https://forums.motorola.com/posts/0a8f277e5e

I work at a Best Buy. They gave me a sim card just because I asked for one. They cost $20, so not exactly cheap, but you don't have to wait. Tell them that you need to get a new SIM card and they may give you one.

It has to be ARM based. So either armhl or armhf. Preferably armhf.

PLEASE tell me you have a high-res version of this! I think I found my new wallpaper!

If you mean running natively (Replacing the Android ROM), then most definitely!

Not all too much right now. There are a few custom kernels. Xposed and stuff isn't available either.

Yes and no. NetHunter itself will work without the kernel, but you won't get many of the added features that the (still incomplete) kernel provides.

I think it's actually pretty cool! I'm looking around for some good ARM Linux images to try it out! I may contribute to your project a bit. It has some awesome potential!

Mostly working. Everything except the external wifi is running fine (from what I understand. Someone else makes the kernels.). NetHunter itself is running fine, but the custom android kernel is where the good stuff is! Supposedly the N9 supports monitor mode with its built in chipset. We'll...

I'm just waiting for my N7 2013 LTE to get lollipop at all!

There is a project that is doing this too made by Offensive Security (The guys who make Kali). It's still in beta, but there's some pretty cool stuff! There is a custom kernel that adds other features as well. Site: http://nethunter.com/ Github...

wget -o Nexus-Multitool-v0.12.sh "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/photonicgeek/Nexus-Multitool/master/Nexus-Multitool.sh" rm -rf ~/Nexus-Multitool ./Nexus-Multitool-v0.12.sh Copy-paste all of the lines in there into Terminal.. XDA still isn't cooperating.

It is the same script, just in multiple places! XDA has no option to post it for all Nexus devices.

So, it seems that something happened and the device didn't wipe your storage properly. Reboot into the bootloader and run the commands: ~/Nexus-Multitool/all/tools/mac-fastboot wipe data ~/Nexus-Multitool/all/tools/mac-fastboot wipe cache Let me know if it helps!

I have the file with the updates, but XDA won't let me upload it. If you would like the update, go to the "settings and options" menu and select the "Update Nexus Multitool" Once updated, it should show version v0.12 when you run the script.

Huh. That shoudn't happen. Let me look into it.

It is because you need to install TWRP first in order to do backups!

Yeah, i know whats wrong, and I'm trying to push an update, but XDA is having issues with accepting uploads. Run these commands: xcode-select --install rm -rf ~/Nexus-Multitool Then run the script again.

That's what I set out to do! :)

Thanks so much! :D I will update the script to reflect the need for git, and the unexpected operator is probably an error on my part. It was supposed to be the menu option to decrypt the device. I will take a look when i get home and fix the errors!

run rm -rf ~/Nexus-Multitool Then download and re-run the latest version of the script.

It will work independently. This script just assumes you don't have it installed, and downloads it to its own directory in the ~/Nexus-Multitool/all/tools directory.

Easiest way: 1: Open terminal. 2: Type in 'chmod 755 ' (Without quotes, and with a space at the end!) 3: Click and drag the Nexus-Multitool-v0.11.sh into the terminal window 4: Hit enter 5: To run, just click and drag the file into the terminal window and hit enter.

Cool! Let me know how you like it!

Ok, Let me know how it turns out!

When that day comes, let me know how it works!

Yes, though you'd have to do that anyway with other root methods as well!

Oh, yeah. It is Mac and Linux only. It's all good! :p

What do you mean? I can't help if I don't have more info...

Try deleting the entire ~/Nexus-Multitool directory.