Showing posts with label ix. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ix. Show all posts

Tuesday, 19 September 2017

ix bootloop n910a 5 1 1 and also remove reactivation lock

ix bootloop n910a 5 1 1 and also remove reactivation lock


Samsung SM-N910a Fix Bootloop 5.1.1 Lollipop.Samsung SM-N910a 5.1.1 frp Remove Done.Samsung SM-N910a 5.1.1 Reactivion Lock Remove Done
Free gift for all .....fix bootloop n910a 5.1.1 and also remove reactivation lock
HI ALL
SO AFTER I SEE MANY PEOPLE GET THIS PROBLEM BOOT LOOP AFTER *#9090#
AND MANY GUYS BUY IN PRIVATE AND TAKE MONEY AND RUN SO NOW IS FREE FOR ALL
screenshot_3
FIRST DOWNLOAD THIS FILE
RAR password
tamer1980#@@@
OR
egypt1980#@
New folder (4) - Download - 4shared
THIN EXTRACT FILE AND FLASH BY ODIN LAST ONE IF GET ERROR REMOVE MD5
LEAVE PHONE IT WILL BE OPEN NORMAL BUT WITH FACTORY BINARY
NOW YOU HAVE ONLY 3 MIN TO FIX RESTART AND BASE BAND
install KingRoot 4.0.0.233 by PC
CONNECT TO WIFI AND ROOT PHONE
YOUR PHONE WILL RESTART AFTER 3 MIN SO YOU HAVE 4 OR 5 TIME TO ROOT
when you see KingRoot reaches 30% so now phone rooted
thin Open "CMD" and type
adb shell
su
"dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p10 | dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p13 | dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p14 | dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p15 | dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p16"
AFTER THIS RESTART PHONE NOW ALL OK
NOW RESET EFS BY ANY TOOL THIN WRITE CERT AND ALL OK
LAST STEP NEED 4 FILE 5.1.1 TO UPDATE PHONE AND WORKING OK
PS.. the phone often reboots before completed in first step, you have 3 min to do it ..must be quickly
if you have REACTIVATION LOCK :ON NEED TO BECOME OFF
JUST DOWNLOAD ANY GALAXY APPS.APK THIN INSTALL LIKE KINGO ROOT IN FACTORY BINARY THIN TYPE ANY ACCOUNT YOU KNOW IT
AND AFTER UPDATE TO 5.1.1 AND ASK TO ACCOUNT JUST TYPE ACCOUNT
YOU ADD BEFORE AND OK REMOVE

CONGRATULATION NOW ALL OK AND NO SAMSUNG ACCOUNT

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Thursday, 17 August 2017

Gen Con IX report by Ian Livingstone

Gen Con IX report by Ian Livingstone


GEN CON IX report by Ian Livingstone (Click on pic for a larger view)

In the summer of 1976, Ian Livingstone and Steve Jackson of Games Workshop traveled to the US to attend the ninth Gen Con. This was the last year that the event was held it is original location, the Horticultural Hall in Lake Geneva. Ian Livingstone later wrote about their trip in a con report for Owl & Weasel #18, September 1976, the predecessor of White Dwarf magazine.

The scan quality is not great, since I grabbed this image from an Ebay auction, but it is readable if you click on the picture above.

Some choice quotes:

"The Con kicked off with an auction at 10am with a great pile of games and figures being skillfully sold off by this-is-cheap-at-twice-the-price Tim Kask"

"...naturally Fantasy was featured strongly, with games of D&D, Lankhmar (see review), War of Wizards and Petal Throne being played everywhere"

 "Before lunch, Fritz Leiber gave a seminar on sword and sorcery and also on the development of his game Lankhmar. During the afternoon there were even more games but perhaps the most interesting part was an Empire of the Petal Throne adventure guided by the inventor Professor Barker and made famous by the enormous model of the Jakala Palace hed built together with his red-shirted entourage"

"The ubiquitous insomniac D&D brigade carried on through the night whilst lesser mortals slept"

"Steve and I spent [Saturday] checking out new games with a view to importing some of them and obviously spent a lot of time with all the members of TSR to whom go our thanks for putting themselves out for use despite the time constraints of the Con. Special thanks go to Gary Gygax and Rob Kuntz for the guided tours and introduction to the Next Door Pub!"

Here is a picture of Leiber, Gygax, Barker, Jackson, Livingstone and Kuntz from this con, published in 40 Years of Gen Con by Robin Laws. I grabbed a scan of it from here.


A Rogues Gallery of Game Designers

This relationship bore fruit - Jackson and Livingstone obtained the rights to distribution TSR products in the UK, and by late 1977 Games Workshop was printing UK versions of TSR products, including the Basic Set.

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