eMAX Mini 6FA6-ZP1-P5002 11/17/2015 update

bencebacsi

1. Disable your antivir app (AVAST as I see)
2. Reboot your Windows in Safe Mode and try to run this tool in that mode

If no error massages just simply nothing happens, I can't figure out what's the problem with your machine. Try another computer. The flashtool itself was tested many times and works perfectly.

Relq

HOORAY, it works. What kind of Product Models i need to choose?

mosazz

Relq replied at 2015-12-21 23:48
HOORAY, it works. What kind of Product Models i need to choose?

leave it to M3M

Niaph

zdarovyi replied at 2015-12-20 21:07
I would like the diode used for missed calls and messages. third-party programs do not help. wheth ...

Zdarovyi, you can get a very good alternative for notification LED. With GravityBox module using Xposed app, there is an option to use the backlight of the buttons (return and recent app) as a notification LED for missing calls, texts... It works perfectly on my phone.

First, do a backup of you ROM,

then flash with TWRP         xposed-v79-sdk21-arm64.zipthen wipe dalvik+cache, then reboot and install         XposedInstaller_3.0_alpha4.apk (from : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3034811 )

Enjoy

Relq

Error

zgf

Niaph replied at 2015-12-22 01:36
Zdarovyi, you can get a very good alternative for notification LED. With GravityBox module using X ...

Interesting idea... I've added a link to your post to the "notifications led" thread:
http://community.umidigi.com/for ... thread&tid=1523

PS I"ve previously tried another Xposed module, LED Controle, but it didn't help

FJP84

What should best be selected when making a backup of this phone.  Boot,  Recovery,  System,  Data,  Cache,  EFS.  Or can I backup items separately?

bencebacsi

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FJP84 replied at 2015-12-22 06:52
What should best be selected when making a backup of this phone.  Boot,  Recovery,  System,  Data,   ...

You can backup single or selected partitions if you want. To backup EFS is essetial, obviously the most important task since that contains the unique IMEI numbers and baseband data of your phone. The Data partition contains everything that has changed since you started your phone for the first time from its factory state. The system partition might contain changes if you've installed SU binary or Xposed framework for example. To backup the Boot, Recovery and Cache partitions (especially the latter two ones) is virtually pointless.
Even if you move your backup to a computer or external storage drive, that's important to keep the original folder structure of your backup. To create a backup or restore a backup stored on an external micro SD card can cause issues, so I recommend to use the internal storage of your phone, then you may move or remove your backup after you don't need it on your phone anymore.

FJP84

Thanks for this clear explanation. Because I don't care about the data on my phone that much I think I will make a backup of the System and EFS partition.

fmcheetah

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