Eonon g2110f bootloop after install a new rom

Hi guys,
I have a problem, my eonon is in bootloop after i have install a new rom but I have no idea what the key combination to enter in recovery mode...
Pls help me!!!

Thanks!

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Cube i7 remıx ROM problem

Hi my friends. İ have a cube i7 remix tablet. But i have a problem. now I have the ROM on my tablet 2015092001. I want to go back to the original rom but is getting the error. I've got another problem battery-running late and 40% if it drops below emptying quickly. ROM below error.(I'm sorry for bad English:crying::crying:)


[FAILURE] OS flash failure ADB ENUM failed

Status Messages:
01/29/16 15:59:36.168 INFO : Ready to flash!
01/29/16 16:00:24.095 INFO : do_new_medfield_device STARTING TO FLASH
01/29/16 16:00:24.116 INFO : Port 0/0/1 #0: DNX/droidboot phase - SN : Baytrail823C2013
01/29/16 16:00:34.524 INFO : Port 0/0/1 #0: Booting to droidboot.img success - SN : Baytrail823C2013
01/29/16 16:03:29.624 ERROR : Port 0/0/1 #0: Device on port 0/0/1 #0 timeout to enum adb (TIMEOUT = 180)

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Back Cover Replacement - Adhesive

I have had my back cover replaced after the original smashed. The new one wasn't all that secure so I have ordered another one. These after market covers all seem to come with only a small strip of adhesive around the edge but the original one seemed to be secured to the large parts of the back.

Has anyone else replaced their back cover and used tape or some other adhesive to more firmly secure the new part?

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Annoying ads keep appearing at random places

Hey guys,

I hope you can help me with this.
My girlfriend has been using the HTC One Mini 2 for a while now, but about a month ago these ads started appearing at random places, the home screen in other apps, etc.
We've tried multiple ad blockers, airpush solutions, factory resets, opting out, etc.
After setting up the phone, about 24 hours later the ads started appearing again. We can click 'em away with ease, but it's really annoying.
Unfortunately I'm not able to post an image, because I'm a new user, but it's always a Google ad and it's about as big as a row of icons on the homescreen. It always appear as an overlay, but never in the notifications.
Hope someone can help me with this.

Thanks.

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[Guide]Install Remix OS on a hard disk (including removable ones)

Hi everyone.

In order to make the system fast and stable, the Remix OS wants a USB 3.0 stick. But few people really own one. Though USB 2.0 works too, the writing speed is too low and lags & crashes occurs. And in this guide we will be installing Remix OS on a hard disk, which is even faster than USB 3.0.

In my test (according to Remix OS), a...
USB 2.0 stick has a speed of 4.6M/s
USB 3.0 removable drive has a speed of 21.0M/s
SATA2 SSD Hard Disk has a EXCELLENT speed of 53.0M/s

Your device may even have a better score.

Code:

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#include <disclaimer.h>
/* I am not responsible for anything that happens to your device
* You are doing this at your own risk.
* If you point at my nose for breaking your device
* I'll laugh at you
*/

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As you can see, Remix USB tool is based on unetbootin and they didn't actually modify anything. They only removed some functions. And one of those functions is the ability to install on Hard disks, which is vital for us. So we will be using Unetbootin instead of Remix USB tools


Now let's start
1. Download Remix OS

HTML Code:

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http://ift.tt/1RjN0BQ

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and unetbootin

HTML Code:

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http://ift.tt/1SfYwiu

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2. Decompress and navigate to the iso you downloaded. Select Hard Disk from the drop menu, and choose the drive (NOT PARTITON) you wish to install Remix on.
WARNING: Installing on a drive that contains a OS may overwrite its bootloader and makes the OS no longer bootable. To dualboot, choose a standalone drive.



3. Click OK and wait until it finishes.

4. To start Remix OS, press F12 on your (BIOS or UEFI's) booting screen and select the drive you installed on.

That's it. Now you have a Remix OS on a Hard Disk. Like a real computer OS.
Enjoy :) and don't forget to press Thanks

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Galaxy S5 screen rolling issue, graphic chip damaged?

So my phone dropped on the hard floor and start doing this (well it didn't do anything, black screen, but after removing battery it started at least bit work) - youtube.com/ watch?v=igqdPR5dLkQ

Any ideas if this is repairable or not?

Thank you

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Heavy Battery Drain related to CPU usage?

Hey guys,

I've been having some issues recently with battery drain on my Turbo which I think is related to an unncessarily high CPU usage for apps that shouldn't be that demanding. Let me start way back

I work in a radiation shielded environment so I keep my phone in airplane mode at work with WiFi on. I don't think this has to do with the phone constantly searching for signal.

I also greenify apps like an OCD madman. I do have a Moto 360 1st gen paired to my phone along with a pair of bluetooth stereo headphones essentially all the time. I've been using amplify to block location based wakelocks and to override the sync rate to every 10 minutes instead of push for certain google apps. I've been watching the wakelocks closely and I haven't found anything like rogue programs as far as I can tell eating up battery (i.e. apps I wasn't already actively aware of running). Adaptive brightness is enabled but attentive display (where it's supposed to watch you) is disabled. I use moto display including the IR sensor wave gesture. I don't use the alarm gesture. I don't use Moto Assist.

My issue basically has been with listening to music/radio from my phone. Streaming radio from Tune In Radio Pro dropped my battery about 10% in 20 minutes with the screen on (I was texting and reading emails on the bus while listening to it). The phone was definitely hot to the touch. If I disable internet and do the same thing with Google Play music and local storage, the battery is slightly better but still drops significantly. Again, the phone ends up feeling like it's running hot. I looked at the CPU states under Bettery Battery Stats and the phone was at fairly high clock speeds (20% 1.73 GHz, 5% 2.65 GHz). I don't know if this was the definitive way to establish this.

Here's the kicker though. I enabled Android's battery saver option (it says it basically disabled sync, vibrate, and throttles the CPU) and have been running radio/music with FAR better battery drain. Like barely a percent or 2 in a half hour. I know that with sync disabled I would expect better battery too but the phone isn't hot and it wasn't always like this.

I'm running Computer Freak's 1.2.6 unlocked ROM. I guess my main question would be could I selectively choose power save features (i.e. CPU throttling WITHOUT disabling sync, vibrate, etc.) or is there any way to figure out why these apps end up making the phone run hot? Thanks!

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