yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bankgg:
Anyone knows?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UtkarshGupta:
Install drivers.

Sent from my GT-N7100
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bankgg:
What's kind of drivers?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rk7987:
Which USB OTG u r using ????

Is it Samsung's ??
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bankgg:
Nope, I bought it from ebay.

It used to be working, but now it's not.

And my OTG is working as my friend used it with his Nexus.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rk7987:
If ur phone is rooted then ....... Try this Paragon exFAT, NTFS & HFS+

As u r saying that the OTG is working with other phones ..... try the Above App ...
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bankgg:
Tried that app. It's not working when my flash drive has FAT32 formatted, but SOMETIMES working when my flash drive has NTFS formatted :(
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UtkarshGupta:
Sorry I thought you had problems with Windows.

Sent from my GT-N7100
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dproldan:
Trim the connector in the usb otg cable a bit.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BramiBam:
still waiting for this answer. do we need driver? my phone has the same problem
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ErayErdogan:
Hi there. I recently bought a second hand atrix which has been used for 6 months.It seems clean from outside and seems to work fine. But transitions in the desktop seems not smooth enough.So I decided to do a benchmark and get an idea about its performance.I think the results are not what it is supposed to be. But I want your help to identify it better.Phone is using 2.3.4. Its original ROM i think. If you could help me if the results are normal or not I would be very glad. Because i still have time to send the telephone back to its former owner.

First I used quadrant and the results are : Total 2093 , CPU: 2567, Mem:2683, I/O: 2874, 2d:267, 3d:2075

ANTUTU : Total Score : 5152, CPU : 1449, RAM:938, GPU:2163, I/O:602
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] twomoses:
So, I've never cared much about benchmarking, but I thought I'd give it a whirl for kicks and to help.

I ran Quadrant, and here's my results:

Total: 3136 | Mem: 3315 | I/O 7376 | 2D 501 | 3D 2013

Now, I am not running a stock ROM, and I'm overclocked to 1.3Ghz. Both of those could have a huge impact on performance. It's been a while since I've seen my stock ROM, but I remember seeing a huge performance difference the first time I flashed CM7 on it, which is what I'm running now.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ErayErdogan:
Thank you a lot for helping here out. And I'm also waiting for other members to help me out. :)
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] mendo:
Hi All,

Maybe this is old hat, but is good to know.

I've seen these two programs on the internet made by HTC for the Ipaq:

1) mtty.exe = Multi-Port/USB TTY Version 1.10 2001 by HTC

2) host11.exe = Remote USB update 1.1

The first programme mtty.exe is a flashing utility made by HTC to flash the boot loader ( only *.bin files ) using the serial/USB cable for the Ipaq ( after a reboot using the Wallaby boot loader menu the Ipaq/XDA is connecting in the same way as using the Hyperterminal, spiting all the information about the hardware version and then looking for a *.bin file, containing the boot loader, if found it will start flashing the boot loader).

The second programme host11.exe is a flashing utility also made by HTC to flash the CE Rom only, via Usb, after a reboot using the Wallaby boot loader menu and pressing the “Volume button” on the left side of the XDA (sorry I don’t remember the button on the Ipaq ), will bring you the “Remote USB update 1.1” menu on the XDA as well on the Ipaq. If you have a file named “nk.nb0” located in the same directory with host11.exe, containing the CE Rom for the Ipaq ( probably it will do the same to the XDA) , it will start upgrading the CE Rom.

My question would be, if we can use these two programs to flash the XDA ( using the “wboot515.bin” file to flash the boot loader and “nk.nbf” – contained in Program A ver 3.17.03 CE Rom O2 UK, that we could edit with Ultraedit, cut the first two lines, save it and rename it “nk.nb0”, to flash the CE Rom ) as an alternative to the SD card flashing method ?

Please see down under a small procedure for the IPAQ.

I’ve got these info searching the Ipaq forums.

Mendo
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] mendo:
Download the host11.exe file from here:

http://www.ultimatepocket.com/images/host11.exe

I have the mtty.exe program if you can't find it on the internet.

A very good explanation about the Ipaq upgrade using mtty.exe and host11.exe, english document:

http://www.wince.com.br/ftp/ipaq2002v214.doc

These are the links I've used for general info:

http://www.handhelds.org/z/wiki/HosT11

http://www.xonio.com/features/feature_unterseite_8750206.html

http://hardware.pchome.net/2002/07/13/3435.htm
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] mendo:
I find this part of the upgrade procedure for the Ipaq very interesting:

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Step 1- Check Pocket PC for Boot loader version number.

A) Establish a physical connection between your iPAQ and Desktop (Serial port). Use the "serial Auto-Sync Cable".

B) Open downloaded software folder. Execute the mtty.exe program on your desktop. Dialog box appears, select appropriate COM port settings. (i.e. COM1, COM2).

C) Press the speaker (game pad button) & reset button (Bottom right corner, you will need your stylus to get to the reset button.) at the same time.

D) Release the reset button, but ensure that you hold the speaker button until you see a parrot. On your desktop (Mtty.exe), you will see the following message being displayed:

******************************************************

InitDebugSerial using SERIAL PORT 3

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Main=8C094D30

pTOC=FFFFFFFF

Init SCInitSerial

SCInitSerial-

HTC Integrated Re-Flash Utility for Strong ARM (Macaw) Version: 2.31

This version could be used for Parrot PPSH board to flash boot load

Built at: Mar 8 2001 13:40:39

Copyright (c) 1998-2000 High Tech Computer Corporation

CPU speed = 206 MHz

DRAM speed = 103 MHz

Main- no CF card

FW 0:4:38>

E) Note the Version Number. Since the Version number is 2.31 you will need to upgrade it to 2.43.

Step 2- Upgrade Boot loader Version.

A) Ensure that the mtty.exe & the file mboot241.bin are in the same folder or directory.

B) At the FW 0:4:38> prompt, type "l MBOOT241.bin" (Type as is, minding the case). A new boot loader will be flashed. This will enable one to flash the OS using the USB rather than serial. Since, flashing the OS by serial takes about 30 minutes to complete. The USB connection takes about 4 minutes. IMPORTANT!!!!! Don't remove the cables during this process. This process takes about 1min.

C) Due a cold reset of the device (Bottom right corner, you will need your stylus to get to the reset button).

D) You can check if the program was a success by repeating step 1 C and D. Note that the version number has changed.

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It looks that is posible to use the USB cable to flash the boot loader, not only the serial cable.

Again I am interested if these things are good for the XDA as well, of course using the right boot loader and CE ROM files, as mentioned before.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] mendo:
Bootblaster utility for Ipaq ( very interesting, it would be good to have one for XDA):

http://www.hardce.com/htmlcn/CN/document/023/BACKUP_IPAQ_ROM.htm

Download from here:

ftp://ftp.handhelds.org/pub/linux/compaq/ipaq/v0.30/BootBlaster_1.18.exe
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] mikulkajan:
and where can I find the BIN file for example ("wallaby233busa_2s.bin"). Upgrading by USB is my only chance (broken SD card slot in MDA)
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] Countster:
i have mistakenly installed a T-Mobile ROM on my O2 XDA n i want to switch back to the XDA Developers Special Edition ROM. For some reason the T-Mobile ROM doesnt let me use the setup they have. The SD Card method does not work for me since i do not have an external SD Card writer. Can i use mtty and host11 to do this? Where do i get the bin files that you mentioned?

thanx for your help
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] mendo:
Hi Countster,

It's been a while since I was playing with my XDA.

The files I was talking "mtty" and "host11", you can find them on the Internet or post a message on the forum (I use to have them on an old PC in the office but I've lost them together with the bin ROM file), but I also never had to use the USB flash application, back then I was only preparing for the worst case, but my XDA never failed durring the upgrade.

But the best metod as far as I know is the one using an SD card (buy an external SD card reader from Ebay, it's only 15Euro max.)

I found this post on the net and these guys are having problems using the USB tool:

http://www.pdastreet.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=21433

http://goodhyun.com/archives/2004/08/how_to_dump_new.php

My advice is to use the XDA forum for info and the SD card metod, because as far as I can remember it was the best.

The cooked ROM file should be available somewhere, on the forum.

If you decide to use the host11.exe, you might have to delete (trim) the first two rows of the "rom.bin" file and rename it "nk.nb0" (you need to open the file with an "bin to hex editor" and then delete the two hex encoded rows).

In the case of the T-mobile/O2, the flash application they are using to flash the XDA it is checking, validating and then trim the rom.bin file, after this it will flash the XDA.

A very important thing to know is that it hasn't been confirmed that the "host11.exe" works with the XDA (it might work only with the IPaq).

Apparently it might work to download the file but it is also important at what address (hex address) in the XDA flash memory, the program starts to write the firmware (the bin file). The danger is to overwrite the bootloader or part of it ( the bootloader is like your PC Bios) and this will destroy your XDA , because it wont boot any more and it wont communicate on any port.

I hope that your XDA it is still booting and you haven't lost the boot loader ( it is the worst case ).

My final advice, don't use the host11.exe but instead use the SD metod.

Regards,

Mendo
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] Countster:
hmmm seems dangerous.. either i have to RTFM or try to get the SD card writer. thanx for your help!
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] mendo:
How to dump new rom image into ipaq using host11.exe

If your OS upgrade image came with UpgradeUT.exe, I mean if you tried to upgrade your ipaq and got the popup screen "HP ROM UPGRADE Utlity v3.15" then the .nbf files couldn't be inserted directly using host11.exe

Certainly, there is a situation you want to dump the rom image into iPaq in a straightforward manner, not guided by the fixed routine. in that case, you have to trim your file's unnecessary portion.

Delete these inversed part and rename it to nk.nb0,

then set your ipaq to the usb memory upgrade mode and run host11.exe.

don't forget to kill activesync when you do this.

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For the XDA, the nk.nbf file should look like this, in the Ultraedit viewer (use Ultraedit to open the file and edit/save it):

00000000h: 50 57 31 30 41 31 2D 45 4E 47 2D 33 2E 31 37 2D ; PW10A1-ENG-3.17-

00000010h: 30 30 31 2D 38 37 32 2D 2D 2D 2D 2D 2D 2D 2D 2D ; 001-872---------

00000020h: FE 03 00 EA 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ; þ..ê............

00000030h: 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ; ................

00000040h: 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ; ................

00000050h: 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ; ................

00000060h: 45 43 45 43 00 10 0A 8C 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ; ECEC...Œ........

Remove this bit "PW10A1-ENG-3.17-001-872---------" (the two hex lines too)

Then save the file and rename it "nk.nb0", then set your XDA to the "USB memory upgrade mode" (using the bootloader menu shortcuts) and run host11.exe.

Don't forget to kill activesync when you do this.

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Be carefull, this procedure can make your XDA useless, I've not done this myself on my XDA, this is info from the net.

Use this metod only if Programme A metod fails and don't use it to upgrade the radio stack.

Regards,

M
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] mendo:
http://en.pdamobiz.com/en/forum/PDAforum_posts.asp?TID=406&PN=1

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Posted By mottile on 23-Dec-05 at 06:51 Quote

Hi,

I have ipaq 3870. I upgraded to wm2003 using host11.exe and a rom image found in emule. But i had problems with certain software on it, so i decided to go back to 2002. I erased the 32 bytes from the beggining of the rom file, and used host11.exe.

My problems:

No asset tag and SN

No model information when trying to run official rom upgrade.

I have original backup, but i cannot flash it with official upgradeut.exe

motti

Posted By basf on 24-Dec-05 at 16:31 Quote

um .... I seen the communicaiton for this problem in this site before.

edit the rom nk.nb0, offest 01ff000ah to be your asset number.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] zkutch:
I'll be very gratefull that you send mtty to zkutch@yahoo.com

I have problems with hp 5550
[Galaxy S 4 General] TingTingin:
Re: [Info] Exynos Octa and why you need to stop the drama about the 8 cores

Will link to this in my info thread :)

PHONE SLOW CLICK ME?

1 days 2 s4​
[Galaxy S 4 General] yahyoh:
seems there is no Octa version anytime soon :(

the mass production will start in Q2

http://global.samsungtomorrow.com/?p=22936 :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S 4 General] skivnit:
Re: [Info] Exynos Octa and why you need to stop the drama about the 8 cores

Hehe can't wait foe your kernel Andrei. I was disappointed bythe design but I'll just get me one. My only worry is the tw lags in contacts and unlocking. Also, wouldn't the a7 be 2 slow when multitasking? You open a web site, and xda so the a7 kick in then open a Game. How is the transition done with outstanding the phone lagging? Im very curious about this. Fromthe hands on we can see the phone stuttering a lot.
[Galaxy S 4 General] gypsy214:
Question. Which one should be a better processor to choose from? The Quad-core snapdragron or the Exynos Octa-core? Exynos vs Snapdragron.
[Galaxy S 4 General] klaus4040:
My main concern for the new Exynos is: I'm a S2 user and we all know how Samsung handled their promise of open properly working drivers for the Exynos 4 (as in not). Naturally I don't expect much. Now I only today saw that the Nexus 10 has an Exynos 5 also. Does this stronger Google-connection mean, that the S4 should not face the same problems as the S2 or am I better off with another SoC.
[Galaxy S 4 General] hot_spare:
Excellent write-up Andrei.

Much needed to stop all the BS spreading across the forums.
[Galaxy S 4 General] TingTingin:
Re: [Info] Exynos Octa and why you need to stop the drama about the 8 cores

It depends on what u mean by better

Power= snapdragon

Battery savings= Exynos

PHONE SLOW CLICK ME?

1 days 2 s4​
[Galaxy S 4 General] jesr:
@ Andrei

So how does power consumption in HMP model compares versus the IKS model?

I might be outdated but the IKS model is basically the same concept as CPU Migration, right?

And finally will we ever see Cluster Migration implementations, maybe outside smartphones?
[Galaxy S 4 General] AndreiLux:
Samsung will make the choice for you; it seems that all LTE models are Snapdragon while the 3G models will be Exynos. Personally, I live in an area where LTE is a rip-off and has minimal benefits, and I find the Exynos more exciting and better.

We don't know why Samsung went with the Snapdragon in the first place, until then, such claims are senseless. I HIGHLY suspect it is because of manufacturing constraints. The GPU on the Exynos will be faster and more powerful, you need to take that into account.

Power consumption is identical in ideal conditions. Performance on HMP should be however (theoretically) better since we will have less task migration between the CPUs and the overhead of switching data on the CPU caches will be lower. It also depends if Samsung pulled their head out of their asses and implemented a proper CPUIdle driver with a core power collapse state, if they did, HMP will be undoubtedly better.

IKS is CPU migration, yes.

We won't ever see Cluster Migration as it doesn't make any sense in practical terms, there are absolutely no advantages in it compared to the IKS and you actually waste power by migrating other CPUs in the cluster when they actually don't need to be switched.
[Galaxy S 4 General] James086:
I think we will have to wait until reviews are out to know for sure which is faster/more battery efficient. Also if you want LTE (in the US) I think you will be stuck with the Snapdragon because of the LTE bands supported by the chipset. If I had to guess, I would suggest that the 8 core would be better for power consumption and performance, but that's all it is, a guess.
[Galaxy S 4 General] rkial:
If I'm playing a 3D game, the phone will use the A15s, right?

Would the Snapdragon 600 be more efficient than the exynos Octa in that scenario?
[Galaxy S 4 General] TingTingin:
Re: [Info] Exynos Octa and why you need to stop the drama about the 8 cores

How 3d is this game? :sly:

PHONE SLOW CLICK ME?

1 days 2 s4​
[Galaxy S 4 General] gypsy214:
That's good. But i guess I care more about development than LTE. I have no experience with Exynos I don't know how Samsung will be with development wise with the Octave core Exynos. Like releasing drivers etc etc.
[Galaxy S 4 General] rkial:
hah. I mean games that arent sudoku or crosswords.

Just wondering if the S600 would be more efficient during heavy use than the Exynos.​
[Galaxy S 4 General] Chillz88:
Re: [Info] Exynos Octa and why you need to stop the drama about the 8 cores

Read andrei's misconception no.4....

.....
[Galaxy S 4 General] rkial:
I did. That's why I asked the question.

He says the A15 will be least efficient

But I have no idea how many cores heavy gaming takes up. Also, not sure how the S600 would deal with its cores that arent being used.
[Galaxy S 4 General] klaus4040:
In terms of driver support without waiting for month until the community (or much appreciated dedicated community programmers) managed to get things running.​
[Galaxy S 4 General] AndreiLux:
Depends on the game.

90% of games will run on the A7 cores without ever needing the A15 power.

3D needs minimal CPU power, for example clamping the CPU on our current devices to single-core and 600MHz will have absolutely no effect on benchmarks like GLBenchmark or the Unreal Citadel.

However if the game does physics, A.I. computations, sound effects and who know what else, then the CPU will be loaded.

It also depends how threaded the game is. I don't think that games run more than 1 "heavy" thread, so in optimal conditions you'd only have a single A15 up while having the rest of the pairs staying on the A7 cores.

There is no definitive answer to your question. Just fire up CPU-Spy, reset the frequency states and go play a game and see the result. If you're on an A9 core phone then theoretically if you exceed the 1000MHz state, then that would be over the capacity of what the A7's could deliver and it would switch over to the A15.
[Galaxy S 4 General] rkial:
I'd be playing something like Fifa and NFS,

Guess I'll have to try it to get a better idea.

Thanks for the explanation
[Galaxy S 4 General] termit901:
Excellent article, explains much.

Thanks a lot
[Galaxy S 4 General] sorg:
Source code some developers are talking about is needed only for AOSP/AOKP/CM (and even these versions not really need it as we see in cases with SGSII and SGSIII).

If you don't use any of these OS then this problem won't touch you at all.
[Galaxy S 4 General] ilabs:
The problem arises for people who wanna be able to keep their phones up to date with the latest android versions after sammy stops supporting it for updates. At that time, its only AOSP which helps and forms a base for further rom development.

I am still using the i9000 from about Aug 2010 and despite the last update being 2.3.6, I'm currently running 4.2.2. It makes a big difference to have the requisite binaries.

I'm currently more inclined to go for the SD600 though I will be a bit sad to miss out on the exynos.
[Galaxy S 4 General] username2k13:
i dont see why you need 8 cores on a cell phone

do you really need 8 cores to call and text people?
[Galaxy S 4 General] PLUG313:
do you really need a flagship last generation SMARTphone to call and text people?
[Galaxy S 4 General] DynamicN:
That has been covered many times in this thread.
[Galaxy S 4 General] CLARiiON:
If you need dual/quad cores for calling and texting, 8 cores are just as fine. Calls and texts will go faster :)
[Galaxy S 4 General] resore:
smartphone is not needed for calling and texting. if its all you do go grab nokia 3210 or 920
[Galaxy S 4 General] Canard caché:
...for the games the GPU is more important right?
[Galaxy S 4 General] mw86:
The use of the four a15 cores is to be a powerful smart phone and to be able to return to phone like performance when on the 4 lower performance cores. What's the use of a phone with all that power well nothing at all... what is the use of a powerful smartphone well that is a more obvious answer. These phones are portable computers at this point as there are chrome books running with less under the hood. Get the MHL cable and Bluetooth mouse keyboard you have one fast portable workstation. These smart phones are now capable of even having a full computer os on the phone like Linux Ubuntu and Firefox OS. With more and more power it makes unique niche markets like remote desktop functions easy and efficient on smart phones like this. I have a Qualcomm based GS3 and one thing I know is MHz is not what it is all about and the basic setups are very hot even at stock clocks. 1.9ghz krait is not all its cracked up to be, its cheap and easy to develop on and that is the true draw to it. Exynos is a world of trouble to develop for but it will happen as this smartphone is a world apart from its non international versions. Why not have all that power in a smart phone. What use do we have for it, plenty of technical uses but as for Exynos needed or helping messaging or phone functions a 4 year old phone CPU would still suffice for simple stuff as that. The big picture is that there is nearly double last generations power in the same size package or smaller if your talking fabrication size.
[Galaxy S 4 General] yahyoh:
ok cool now GS4 GPU already outdated GPU and still no one have the device ( crapple A7 seems will use SGX554MP4 ) :(

while Octa using SGX544MP3

http://www.droidgator.com/leaked-photo-iphone-5s-2gb-ram-a7-quad-core-processor/

( for now the Octa GPU seems have a lot of frame drops ) even the games seems work better on Mali400MP4 ( i hope its driver issue) :rolleyes:

[YOUTUBE]Tv_jU4-FGCg[/YOUTUBE]
[Galaxy S 4 General] i9100g user:
Exynos octa Glbenchmark

Exynos octa Glbenchmarks are out.

http://www.glbenchmark.com/phonedetails.jsp?D=Samsung+SHV-E300S

It scores 12.5 fps in GLBenchmark 2.7 T-Rex HD C24Z16 - Offscreen (1080p);

and 42.8 fps in GLBenchmark 2.5 Egypt HD C24Z16 - Offscreen (1080p).

but Triangle throughput: Textured, fragment lit,vertex lit results are weird , they are lower than iPhone 5:eek:

http://www.glbenchmark.com/compare.jsp?D1=Apple+iPhone+5&D2=Samsung+SHV-E300S&cols=2

Maybe they have underclocked ram ? or maybe something else to keep the performance similar to snapdragon variant.
[Galaxy S 4 General] CLARiiON:
Good find. Also noticed Project Shield results for 2.5.

Triangle throughput values are bit weird. Maybe someone here can explain it properly.

Retail firmware version??