yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] IRIE4IPIER:
Don't understand why you gotta be so rude to the guy, he's happy, why you so mad?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] cobraboy85:
Well, he can read. You can't. So you should be a little jealous.

3 days, 6 hours screen on time. That is far from "not using your phone"... you can see a good amount of that was Facebook. He is obviously a social person. Also, that app SUCKS battery - even more impressive is the fact the device survived 3 days of standby whilst running that app and having the display on at least 2 hours a day. I would define it as pretty medium/average use. 2 hours a day on your device is pretty intense use and at the very least not anything you described as "barely using it" ...

Never seen an iPhone go 3 days on standby, with that kind of screen on time. Hell, I've honestly rarely seen any newer android devices go that long with that kind of display on time. It is slightly impressive, yes.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] dandn0ten:
i did calls, mails and used texting app because i dont have text plan but all of them are only 2% below and i didnt know that i had to show the rest of them :P
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] phoenixfriend:
Disregard.

Noted Twice then replied using SGH-T889.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] phoenixfriend:
I know theres not a lot of cell and text time but there is quite a bit of streaming video. Netflix. I wont let me put the bigger size in the post.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ProximaC:
Everyone on this board has the same phone and we all get similar battery life...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] PENKO956:
not true.

we might have the same phone, but different roms, kernels, mods, tweaks, settings and the time you "actually" use your phone will get you different results. just saying...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] _atlien_:
Oh cool. Show us that screen shot next time you get 10 hours easily. Or 11 or 12 since 10 is so easy. We'll be waiting.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] saseekutz:
3 days is no doubt amazing. You gotta love those stock roms for that battery life. I log around 5 hours screen time on average with very heavy use. I figure as long I can make it from when I awake to when I crash out for the night, mission accomplished
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] RonnieRuff:
LOL! Yes you are awesome! Now... I charge my phone when I sleep. I would not know if I could get three days nor do I care. I don't need that haha. Have you always felt inadequate?

Sent By An Idiot With A Phablet!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] cobraboy85:
10 hours is very doable with the brightness all the way down
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] phoenixfriend:
Unless my math is flawed 19 hours and 28 minutes is 1168 minutes. 1168×85%=992.8 minutes. Divide 992.8 by 60 and you get 16.58 hours on screen time. Still using it from this morning.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ionic7:
that is not how you figure screen on time out at all tip the display bar in that window and it will show you it is only
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] nemesis93:
Not really sure how you guys are averaging 6 hours screen on time without under clocking nor undervolting.... I'm at 60% with 10hrs off the charger and only 1hr and 55mins screen time..

Sent from my SGH-T889 aka "Galaxy Note 2"
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] cobraboy85:
Because like I have been preaching, for a long time now..... Processors nowadays are very efficient. Under volting, shouldn't even be done. It is over rated and very early android behavior. Not needed. The amount of power your display eats absolutely TRUMPS the amount your processor does.

And don't even get me started on "under clocking" its dumb. I can't figure out why somebody would pay for a device like this and want to cripple it in performance.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] dandn0ten:
dude! seriously i get headache just by looking at your meth * not even once *
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] nemesis93:
Like I said... Not really sure how these people are averaging 6hrs screen on time without those two and trust me if you do UV right and under clock you *WILL* see a difference in battery life. Sure, the display eats up the most battery, you can obviously tell in battery stats where the display is what most consumes your battery by a large margin compared to everything else... But, this is only true if the phone is actually being used moderately at the least (3.5hrs screen on time).

And obviously, if you are looking for the best battery life performance will almost always be the tradeoff.

Also, this device was/may be the only phone with a battery capacity of 3100mah while still keeping a very slim profile so opinions should be set aside because they are just that, opinions.

I'm getting about 4-5 hrs screen time MAX on stock settings no under clock nor under volt and auto brightness. That is why I am asking how is 6 hrs an "average".

Sent from my SGH-T889 aka "Galaxy Note 2" running CarbonROM 1.π
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Nickel Dime Bay:
Its really not that serious though.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] cobraboy85:
Obviously the user experience you are creating on your device is different from others. There are so many variables to battery life I could write an essay on it. But I'd rather not.

I don't even use auto brightness... my slider is about 45% over and I just hit the 4.5 hour mark with 38% left.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] phoenixfriend:
Tip the display and it will show what? I can very well see it now. If the display accounted for 85% of battery usage how was my math wrong? Its an all stock phone. Not even rooted. I use it for streaming netflix and browsing internet. Please explain to me the proper way to calculate on screen time.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] cobraboy85:
There are some important variables missing in your little math equation my friend. The most important of which would probably be things like display brightness... which has a huge effect on percentages reflected and recorded in your batterystats.bin file...

Here is a hypothetical to think about....

You charge your device entirely.... it sits on standby for 3 days without being used or touched. It drains on standby to 20%...

You then pick it up and you use it for an hour until it dies with it at 45% brightness (just an example, totally irrelevant number to this equation)... right before it dies your battery stats read something like this...

Display 23% or something like that

The rest is irrelevant.. that number is what is confusing you...

Does 23% mean you had the display on for 15 hours for that 72 hour time frame? Of course not. Because output of power effects how long the display will be able stay on.

Like your car gets 25 miles per gallon right? Unless you drive around town in 1st gear every where you go, wasting fuel and running the engine at redline.

I don't quite understand how this concept is so confusing.

Your math was perfectly correct. But you aren't in the right class. This is physics, not just math. Lol
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ionic7:
^^^^nothing to understand half the people on here have no clue what they are talking about now
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] dandn0ten:
Wow too long too lazy to read this is why I failed physica xD
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] phoenixfriend:
My phone wasnt on for 3 days sir. Just 19 hours. Not sure about the brightness as its set to automatic. Of course its also set to power save mode. So if my math is not faulty then I find my stats to be byond what everyone else says is average at approximately 6 hours on screen time. My phone is on standby in the car maybe an hour a day total and while at work for 6 hours. So my screen time is rather impressive even if only to me.

I was merely commenting on my own screen shot of battery stats and on screen time. If you find a flaw in my on screen time calculation that I should take into consideration please tell me what to add. Beyond that 16 hours on screen time out of 19 hours and still 30+% battery life left is pretty impressive. As stated in a previous post that using dolphin browser to cruise cragslist and the web for info and funny videos and watching not only a full length movie but two family guy and a futurama episode on netflix.

I would like to accurately brandish my on scren time perhaps you could show me the proper equation.

Note 2, yeah son!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ionic7:
omg you didnt get 16 hours screen on your are just special
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] phoenixfriend:
I see that if you click the display it will tell you on time. Perhaps I should look at that next time. So I dont know the screen on time. Perhaps on my next run ill check that.

Note 2, yeah son!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ionic7:
derrrrr 10char
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] kintwofan:
Here's your flaw in math. The percentage is not calculating percentage of time, but rather percentage of battery drained. Also the first rule of math...does your answer make sense? Think about it, do you really think in 19 hours you had the screen on for 16 if them? If so sell your phone and use that money to get a girl friend.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] phoenixfriend:
Im married brother cant affird a girlfriend anyway what with paying for my wife and kids.

Note 2, yeah son!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] kintwofan:
Not for long if you're on your phone for 16 hours in a19 hour window
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] cobraboy85:
Lmao at this thread
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xl883n:
i know you can get it back by loading .33 radio but what do you think anyway?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stormtroopercs:
Nope. Never meant to be supported in the first place.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scream4cheese:
Highly unlikely.

If you live in the States, the FCC will have to confirm and register the device to use the LTE feature. But it was not a proved as you can see.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ceabbott2:
I wiped flashed file but it keeps booting into the modified TWRP RECOVERY? Stuck at this point.

Anyone have any ideas?

I was on TWRP 2.4.1 Newest version

MA5 Stock Deodexed MA5 Firmwares

OK Now a little freaked out. I can't get to billards file or any of my back ups because they were on my external sd card!!!! I hate trying to learn new stuff (old dog)

I'm so used to HTC and when I think I have a grasp of Sammy I F&ck it up!

Oh yeah and my back ups on PC are gone because of hard drive crash! FFFFUUUUDDDDGGGGEEEE!!!!!!!

Any help to get me back to where I was before I flashed this thing would be very much appreciated. Hell I'll take a bootable ROM of any kind. Sweating bullets!

I have the mskips 3.0 toolkit can that help? I scared ****less to do anything!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] lovekeiiy:
I don't have ideas of why. But if you have ROM, try flashing it and see if it'll boot. Then at least you can get the rom you want later and maybe your backups.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ceabbott2:
No Rom on Phone

It's (TWRP) not showing anything under the external sd card and I'm not sure how to mount the external sd card? Under mount there are some options problem is this is a modified version of TWRP 2.3.2.3 or something close to that. Just confused on how to just get a stock rom back on the thing?

thank you very much for your reply

Charles
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] nthornton1990:
I had this problem a few times. I know I solved it by just flashing back to stock and formatted everything. I know that's probably excessive and you'll lose a lot of info but it's better than having a very expensive paper weight. Lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ceabbott2:
How did you do that?

I can't see anything on my sd card and since this is some sort of modified version of TWRP it can only see what's on the internal memory. But none of my back ups are on the internaland whenever it rebooots it always boots the the modified version of TWRP. Really stumped i don't know adb so I don't know if I can even push anything to the phone?

Don't mind losing data no biggie there but I'm like you don't want it totally hosed.

Thanks Charles
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] KEYofR:
Use odin to flash latest twrp over the funky one. Then use real twrp to access sd card. Also before that, remove sd card and copy contents to new hard drive using a card reader.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ceabbott2:
Thank you

Copying files now. Quick question/advice If I can see my old TWRP file in my internal memory could I flash that file with this weird modified version of TWRP? Then I could flash any file from my sd card stock or custom ROM. If not to flash the TWRP file in Odin do I place it in PDA the slot and which buttons do I need to check (reboot etc)?

Wait I can't use Odin because my PC can't recognize or see my phone because of this modified version of TWRP. Damn it!

My apologies for the noob questions just scared ****less to do anything.

My sd card is wiped clean :(

So I could put a file on sd card but this modified version of TWRP can't see my external sd card.

Thank you for your time

Charles
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] KEYofR:
To use odin you have to put the phone in "download mode" not recovery. It's a special mode different from recovery or OS or bootloader. Power off the phone and press & hold UPvol+home+power until you get the download mode screen.

It doesn't matter what kind of recovery or anything else you have. It works even with no recovery or kernel or bootloader or OS at all.

Get the tar version of openrecovery 2.4.1.0 (or whatevers latest you future readers). Don't unpack the tar.

Uncheck reboot.

Use the PDA button, select the downloaded tar.

After flashing is done and it says 1 success 0 error, bpull the battery.

This next is annoying and I can't really believe there is no better way, but I need to do it this way or else the newly flashed recovery doesn't "take" and I have to flash it again. Just once the first time after flashing. After that no problem. Anyway, hold DOWNvol+home+power, and while holding all those, put the battery back in.

Now you should have a good fully functional useful TWRP recovery that you can use to flash all kinds of things from the sd card, backup all kinds of things to the sd card, access the internal main OS flash drive, the internal "sdcard" and external sdcard, etc.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ceabbott2:
Forgive My Ignorance????

Ok since I was in the middle of all this (On MA5 Firmware and stock rooted ROM) Do I flash a stock rooted ROM and which one(LJ1 MA5 LK8)??? I don't know where I was as far as this zip was when I wiped dalvik and cache and started this disaster?

For the life of me I can't remember how to boot into recovery Power & volume down? Is that right?

Thank you for all of your help your a godsend.

UPDATE:

I'm back on Stock Deodexed MA5. I was and to flash TWRP 2.4.1.0, Reboot recovery, and restore my last back up.

Thank you SOOOO MUCH... going to cry in my stressed out happy place :)

Update used an all in one and stock deodexed MA7 thank you everyone!

Charles
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] omad0:
In need of some help and guidance here.

Was going to write a story but I'll just lay out the facts.

SGS2 - Neatrom Lite 4.3 LSD, BT 3.0+ HS

U8510 - Eclipse ROM, BT 2.1

Laptop1 - windows 7 x64, Intel Centrino 6235 BT 4.0+ HS adapter

Laptop2 - windows 7 x86, ASUS USB BT 2.1 adapter

The S2 is 3.0+ and works fine on laptop 2 (BT 2.1)

The S2 doesn't work with laptop 1 adapter, both which should be capable of BT 3.0+ HS.

The Huawei U8510 is only BT 2.1 and works fine on laptop1 (BT4.0) and laptop2 (BT2.1)

Seems the s2 works fine on BT 2.1 but won't work with anything above that - which is what it was made to do in the first place!

I have tried 3 different Samsung base 4.1.2 ROM's - all with the same result. Is there a known "good" ROM I should test with?

Are there any different/additional settings I should be changing/checking?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] omad0:
Help? Anyone?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Droidlover123:
Hey everybody...is there any method by which I can directly apply CyanogenMod themes without changing DPI every time???
[Miscellaneous Android Development] gusduenas:
Finally I've just rooted my phablet a mtk 6575 build alps.ics.mp.v2.2 android 4.0.4, after days and days of searching, using many 1 click root methods and also the root using adb, but nothing at all looked like viable, nor even worked..since I find the the root_with_restore_by_Byn4ry_v18.7z

That was the answer! Now, my phablet is rooted and.... I would love to know what else? is there a custom room for those? any help is appreciated.

gus
[LG Optimus G (International)] hadiss4418:
Name: odin

Big lttle, 8 core 28nm HKMG

I watched this news in online newspaper. I am not sure The spec of this ap...but the fact that LG will launch their own mobile ap is true.
[LG Optimus G (International)] ManyouRisms:
1st lfryne

link?
[LG Optimus G (International)] phoenix_rizzen:
Maybe this one?

http://ragingbull.quote.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=ARMH&read=29528

Sent through the telekinetic powers of an Optimus G (E971) running AOKP 4.2.1.
[LG Optimus G (International)] chevro1et:
http://www.androidcentral.com/report-suggests-lg-use-own-chips-optimus-g2-launch-headed-ifa
[Kindle Fire General] 404-Not Found:
I need help knowing if my KF is worth selling. I plan to sale this KF for $120 to buy a SONY™ Ericcson XPERIA Play™. Do you guys think this good enough to sell for? I am not sure if theres a better phone that I can buy with that money. Really like that phone and want to know XDA opinions. A person offered me a deal for the Play in $100. If I sell it then I get the Play, do you guys think its worth the money and the KF?
[Kindle Fire General] BrooklynNY:
Non related.

I've been trying out xposed framework http://goo.gl/NNwZ9 and I love it. But lately it kills my system. I install it and activate and reboot, but it stays at boot animation and never boots into the os. I have to reinstall... Any idea what to do? I'm running TWA's cm10.1 4.2.2 ROM and cm9 as alt boot. Twrp 4.2.3 & fff 1.4.1.
[Kindle Fire General] firered365:
Depends if you are a gamer. If you are I would as it is more as a gaming device.

---------- Post added at 12:57 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:56 PM ----------

Sorry for double posting.

Anyways boot into recovery and install the ROM again. See if that helps.
[Kindle Fire General] BrooklynNY:
Sure did that as soon as it happened. But it happened again when I installed, activated, and rebooted.
[Kindle Fire General] firered365:
Did you installed the framework after reinstalling the ROM?
[Kindle Fire General] BrooklynNY:
Isn't that what I just wrote? Yes I did.
[Kindle Fire General] firered365:
Sorry. Didn't mean to get you mad. I believe it might be the framework as it might not be updated or the fact of you dual booting. I can't be sure, though.
[Kindle Fire General] tobiascuypers:
I always thought there were issues with ICS or higher dualboot ROMs for the fire?
[Kindle Fire General] BrooklynNY:
Would love xposed to work, but I love dual boot even more... :)
[Kindle Fire General] firered365:
Can someone send me a link to the xposed framework.
[Kindle Fire General] BrooklynNY:
There's the quoted link.

Or you can use this http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1763596&d=1361912261 direct download link.
[Kindle Fire General] BrooklynNY:
Would love to see a pause button in notifications while downloading etc.

Administration keeps on opening my K9Browser.

Anyone tried/tested jellybam KF ROM?
[Kindle Fire General] Lim Wee Huat:
Jellybam is considered a banned ROM.. iGio90 has already been banned from XDA. He copied other's work without permission. Where did you see that KF ROM???
[Kindle Fire General] BrooklynNY:
A friend told me to try it out cause its great (on his Sgs3) I found it at its source jellybam.com. It looked weird to me, no instructions, tutorials... and 300MB?) Thrown from my Amazon Kindle Fire using xda premium
[Kindle Fire General] firered365:
Interesting. It supports the KF. What stuff did he use without permission?
[Kindle Fire General] Lim Wee Huat:
Beats me too..

Not long ago, I guess. I got to know this through the i9003 community. Download links for his ROMs within XDA are all removed too.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Azharkanorwala:
Where can i get jelly bean dumps? Like the latest on e(XXLSZ)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] djoni_gitara:
there is no dump of xxlsz, this one is offical Jelly Bean firmware for samusng galaxy note n7000

Download it from sammobile or find a links here in forum...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Azharkanorwala:
So can i use this as a base for cooking and mods
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abhinav quietly brilliant:
Ofcourse you can..
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ThaiDai:
Rename the xyz.tar.md5 to xyz.tar. Extract the content of the tar and you will see files like "factoryfs.img", "modem.bin", "cache.img", "zImage" and "hidden.img".

Copy this files to the folder "original_update" of your kitchen and start it. Then you can use the dsixda kitchen and try your own Custom rom
[EVO Shift 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Giston141:
Hello everyone, I was searching all through the dev section to like 2 years ago and thought it'd be easier just to ask. I'm looking for a Sense rom, 3.0 or above. It can have some issues, like no 4G or bluetooth doesn't bother me, I'm looking for close to stock, if it has CRT/edge glow/tweaks that's perfectly fine, I just keep finding roms that have like extreme changes, can you guys point out the closest things you know of? Please and thank youu
[EVO Shift 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CNexus:
newRUNNY (by dread7us) and Infamous (by dropzero) are both sense 3.5 roms

Sent from my PG06100
[EVO Shift 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chad The Pathfinder:
Supreme Sense is a hybrid 2.1, 3.0 and has all the bells and whistles you're looking for including 4G.
[EVO Shift 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Giston141:
Thanks for the info, I'll check those out, by the way I pray every day you guys can get that Sense 4 rom working, I believe in you you can do it!
[EVO Shift 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chad The Pathfinder:
I forgot to mention StockMod. Its probably the closest to stock you can get without going stock. It has a custom kernel great battery life and it looks great.
[EVO Shift 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bilgerryan:
There is also a port of Stock Sense 3.0 by Team Nocturnal, but you may have to search for the right link, things got messed up when they redid their website
[HTC One V] gdomingo:
Hey all,

I want to run paranoid android on my primou and that requires the hellboy kernel, and since I can't post in a dev-thread yet, I was wondering whether the hellboy kernel supports overclocking? If so, how fast can I clock it. If not, could someone recommend a way around?

Thanks.

Sorry for being a noob.
[HTC One V] mihirengg19:
Yes hellboy suppotrs it.max is 2ghz but phone crashes.for daily use 1.2 is great,while gaming,1.5 or 1.7 is good but battery will drain very fast.
[HTC One V] sashapetrik:
1,2 its optimal for all
[HTC One V] mr_nooby:
R: [Q] Overclocking the HTC One V?

And I also put 700mhz when screen is off. It saves a lot of battery
[HTC One V] gdomingo:
Sorry I'm new to android and HTC, how does the cpu speed affect battery life when the screen is off? Is the device still running?
[HTC One V] MormegilND:
The device does still run while the screen is off -- checking for email, any other background tasks, etc. Most governors will step the CPU speed down when the screen is off, though, and that saves battery.
[HTC One X] ElMaghraby1995:
it is here

the official htc arabic keyboard for jb sense roms for all arabic users including me

Instructions:

using root explorer or any root file manger

1-push the apk file to system/app

2-push the so file to system/lib

3-reboot your phone

you need to set permissions to r/w
[HTC One X] dragonesdenano:
I made a post of this, so we have double post. :thumbup:

SkyDragon Team© No Kangy rom allowed.
[HTC One X] addy.nan:
It doesnt work! How will it work?
[HTC One X] mushages:
X2