*A big thanks to all the people that have donated so far* This module fixes the random reboots (which are actually System Server crashes) on newer Samsung S4 Kitkat Firmwares like I9505XXUGNF1. After updating my SGS 4 to I9505XXUGNF1 I like many experienced random crashes which at first glance seem to be reboots of the device. Looking at the logcat I figured out that actually the system server process crashes due to an ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException. After reading the source code I figured what the proble

Source: [XPOSED] Samsung Kitkat SystemServer Crash F… | Xposed General

I have a rooted 12.2. I was reading another thread that random reboots occur when installing SuperSU and not having it disable Knox. I did the reinstall of SuperSU, but I wasn’t prompted if I wanted to have it disable Knox or not (unlike the first time I installed it). Anyway, I really dislike the random reboots because it kills the battery. Can someone advise how I can get SuperSU to ask me about disabling Knox? Or… show me where to download the stock firmware for a USA Galaxy Note Pro 12.2? Or would a

Source: [Q] Random reboots when rooted… I give up! | Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2

Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 (SM-P905) LTE, powered with the quad-core Snapdragon 800 processor can be updated now to Android 5.0.2 Lollipop as Samsung has started rolling-out the latest Android OS version to Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 LTE officially. The build number of this update is P905XXUABOD7 which is now available for the Note 2 users in Switzerland. So if you are from the certain region then you are lucky to get the update first as the Lollipop build should be available as an OTA update as well as through Samsung

Source: Update Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 LTE SM-P905 to Android 5.0.2 Lollipop Build P905XXUABOD7

This may have been posted some where in the past but I have been searching for some time and found nothing but others looking for this information. So I though I would document what I did to get everything up and running on my note 3 and share it here. From a PC 1. Download kali from the LOA website kalilinux.FULL.ext4.20131031 (http://sourceforge.net/projects/linuxonandroid/files/KaliLinux/kalilinux.FULL.ext4.20131031.zip/download) (5.8 GB Uncompressed) (2.0GB Download) 2. Once the download is complete

Source: Kali Linux on Android Note 3 Guide [Archive] – Kali Linux Forums

Battery problems are among the biggest concerns for smartphone users, which is why we offer so many useful tips for solving battery drain issues. If you notice that your battery performance and duration has decreased, it could be time to calibrate your battery. Today we’ll explain what battery calibration is, how to tell if you need to do it and how to do it, with or without root access.

Source: How to calibrate the battery on your Android phone or tablet – AndroidPIT

I have a Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2 rooted with Chainfire stock rom. I started getting random reboots soon after root and yes I did select yes when super su asked to disable knox. Never had a problem with this on a Note 4, S5, or Note 8. I tried most of what everyone has discussed except re-flash and factory reset. I also uninstalled super su, enabled knox, re-installed super su. But this time super su did not ask to disable knox. Re-enabling knox did not stop it. I installed xposed server crash tool and got the

Source: Random reboots after update – Pg. 6 | Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4

Currently I am getting the following results. I have SuperSU and busybox installed. Updating cofiguration file … done begin: install chcking mount points … fail press STOP and repeat attemt. <<< end: install I have been trying to figure out why and how to fix this. I haven’t been able to find similar posts. I do know the mmcblk0p6 file is giving me a permission denied, but I have no idea why root access isn’t allowing me to make a copy of that file.

Source: Checking Mount Points … Fail · Issue #191 · meefik/linuxdeploy · GitHub

Kali Linux is a Debian-derived Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing. It is maintained and funded by Offensive Security Ltd. Mati Aharoni, Devon Kearns and Raphaël Hertzog are the core developers.

Source: Kali Linux – Wikipedia

I have a five year old ReadyNAS Duo that seems to have kicked the bucket.It has two Western Digital Black hard drives that have been run in mirror RAID configuration. They are both a year old so should be in excellent condition.Is it possible to simply remove the drives, connect them to a compatible operating system, and recover the data by copying it directly off the drives?

Source: Can data be recovered by removing hard drives from ReadyNAS Duo? – Super User

For the HD Audio specification for personal computers, see Intel High Definition Audio. High-resolution audio, also known as High-definition audio or HD audio, is a marketing term used by some recorded-music retailers and high-fidelity sound reproduction equipment vendors.[1][2] It refers to higher than 44.1 kHz sample rate and/or higher that 16-bit linear bit depth. It usually means 96 kHz (or even much higher), sometimes informally written as “96k”, meaning a Nyquist frequency of 48 kHz, which is outside

Source: High-resolution audio – Wikipedia

The EOS C500 is a digital cinema camera released by Canon in August 2012.[1] The camera is offered with the option of Canon EF or Arri PL mounts.

Source: Canon EOS C500 – Wikipedia

Accessing USB drive with Linux ‎2010-06-04 07:04 PM I have a NV+ with external USB drive formatted in EXT3 where backup is copied to this drive. Power supply crapped out in NV+. 🙁 Plugged the USB drive into a Linux system (Fedora 9) which should be able to read this EXT3 drive. It gave error that couldn’t mount because superblock not found. Any tricks to use the external drives on a Linux system so I can access data while waiting for new power supply?

Source: Accessing USB drive with Linux – NETGEAR Communities