yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One S] bombina:
I personally didn't, and I don't think anyone else did or were able to. I am not sure, seems like the others don't want to speak up about their issues. Nashwing provided a lot of details about the problem with logs and such, and posted it in the Bricked?, SuperCID, and Facepalm threads. He got a new phone from T-Mobile, and it was shipped with the new JB, and he can't even do SuperCID (thus no S-OFF) on it because of the write protection. Has there been these cases for other phones (this is my first android device, so I have no prior experiences with other devices), and if so, has it been possible to circumvent this issue?
[HTC One S] ryanshew:
Hmm... Sounds like you guys jumped the gun with reverting to s-on. I don't see how that process would have caused any issues. The general rule of thumb is that if your phone was still booting to bootloader, etc, then it isn't bricked. I dont see how the issue required J tag. I remember reading a few of you guys posts during that time, although I don't recall all the details.

I guess it's too late now, but having s-off would be a key to solving your issues as long as they are not hardware. Overall, it sounds like some key procedures that could have possibly solved the issues (or at least determined-hardware or not) were not considered.

HTC_One_S | S-OFF | ViperOneS_2.2.0 | Black-Blue_Sense_Theme | Bulletproof_1.3
[HTC One S] Speeder975:
AOSP Radio confirmed working, S-ON, HBOOT 1.9.
[HTC One S] bombina:
Did you have data/signal problems after the OTA, and if so, did this AOSP flashing fix that completely?
[HTC One S] marty22877:
So I'm running Trickdroid 9.1.0 with hboot 1.06 and s-off. When i flashed this everything seemed fine, but now my wifi wont connect. I'm getting an authentication error. Anyone have this?
[HTC One S] bigmoew:
Try flashing the international WiFi partitions

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2064868
[HTC One S] Speeder975:
I've never had any signal problems, but I never OTA'd. I went straight from 4.0.3 to a custom ROM. I used the AOSP radio because I'm on an AOSP ROM, I wasn't on Sense anymore when the OTA was out. I can say my signal reception is a bit better after I flashed this new radio though.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] idiotzach15:
Just wondering, what sort of screen time is everyone getting?

Please include:

1. What Battery you are using

2.What Rom

3.Kernel

4.Screen Time

5. What is your approach to saving battery?

Thanks!

I'm pretty sure there isn't a thread like this yet, but let me know if there is mods!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Shamestick:
Stock battery. Beans build 13 with perseus 36.2 as the kernel. At this very moment I am at 51% after 16 hours with 3 hrs and 13 minutes of screen time. So far today I've texted a decent amount, surfed the Web and xda, and played some nimble question. These battery stats have been typical for a while now and it's great, my battery lasts me a whole day with lots left over no matter what I do all day so I don't even bother trying to conserve battery
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] hopesrequiem:
Beans 14, stock beans kernel, stock battery.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] littleguevara:
Setup 1:

1. What Battery you are using -stock

2.What Rom - Tweaked

3.Kernel - PBJ

4.Screen Time - 5-6 hours (4G, no WiFi)

5. What is your approach to saving battery? N/A

Setup 2:

1. What Battery you are using - stock

2.What Rom - CM 10.1 nightlies

3.Kernel - stock (included)

4.Screen Time - 5-6 hours (4G, no WiFi)

5. What is your approach to saving battery? N/A
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] KennyG123:
If you are asking a poll-like opinion then please do not check "Yes this is a question" as all [Q]s go in Q&A.

Title edited
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] pandakat:
Beans 14 Stock battery with AMAZING battery like. using sabre kernel.

all day use heavy text, calls and web browsing. and usually go to bed with over 60% battery life

no charging during the day.

THanks Beans!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] spetzuu:
How come your screen percent of total battery time is 25%? I usually have mine above the 50% mark

Do you have it on the lowest brightness setting or what?

Send from my ♥RUSSIAN♥ 5.5 INCHER
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] idiotzach15:
I find the range of battery life we can get on this device really interesting. Here's mine:

1. Stock sometimes anger

2. Mean Bean ice

3. PBJ kernel

4. I typically get almost 4 hours of screen time.

5. I usually keep data off, and use auto of half brightness.

My normal uses are texting a few hours a day, and browsing xda and reddit. Occasionally I play games, but not that often. I get about 26 hours average use.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] bkdodger:
This was one day on beans 14... I was on wifi for a great amount but used my phone regularly... I've had great success with Beans w/Perseus ; Novella w/Perseus ; currently Jedi w/saber is shaping up nicely..

Screenshot was with beans..

Noted?2x..
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] hopesrequiem:
Nope its on auto brightness
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] littleguevara:
My guess is because he's gone over a day without plugging the phone in. It all needs to add up to 100% so in that amount of time 25% is probably about right.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] spetzuu:
Yes I was thinking the same thing))

Send from my ♥RUSSIAN♥ 5.5 INCHER
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] viper31573:
im completely stock, phone is charging now and i dont normally check screen time, but i had 19 hrs on battery and still had 30% when i put it on the charger. only thing i really do to save some battery, i shut wifi when i go out so that its not searching for wifi because that wastes battery.

Edit - I do also shut my phone when I go to bed at night
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] spetzuu:
Sabre kernel. Jellybeans 14. A lot of screen time.

Is this average guys? 6 hours of screen time 13 hours total run time and left with 7%.... is this good life?

Sent from my ♥RUSSIAN♥ 5.5 INCHER
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] hopesrequiem:
Eh it's Ok. Not bad but not great either
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] spetzuu:
Dang bro! Your battery life is amazing. How'd you do it? You let it sleep overnight right?

Send from my ♥RUSSIAN♥ 5.5 INCHER
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] hopesrequiem:
I big American. I smart. I no play around like silly Russian.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] spetzuu:
Hahha l0l :D

Send from my ♥RUSSIAN♥ 5.5 INCHER
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] spetzuu:
Hopesrequim... I didn't charge it overnight and still my screen takes over 50%. Why yours only 25%? I think that's the major difference between your battery life versus mine.

Send from my ♥RUSSIAN♥ 5.5 INCHER
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] hopesrequiem:
Because you charged partially through the day. It hasn't reset your stats yet because you didn't fully charge. Here's mine today. Still beans, stock beans kernel and stock battery
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] spetzuu:
I'll try your set up once beans 15 comes out. Thanks anyway))

Send from my ♥RUSSIAN♥ 5.5 INCHER
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] viper31573:
Now that I've got screen shots. Still completely stock and nothing really to save battery other than shutting WiFi when I'm not home, shutting phone at night and brightness is a little less than 50%

sent from viper's note 2 using tapatalk
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] jrbxx7:
Amen brother!! :D

TaPpEd from my TwEaKeD N2
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] kalanyon:
Zero lemon batt 9300 mah

Brightness 100%

Everything on no Bluetooth and no gps
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] littleguevara:
This is ridiculous. Your phone must look like a brick lmao
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] hopesrequiem:
That battery must be so hard to kill lol. Impossible to put it through a charging cycle fast haha
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] hopesrequiem:
Update on my current cycle
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] gnex0422:
Latest charge...cleanrom and sabre kernel.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Blockay:
I had over 3 days on clean ROM with perseus. I'm on jelly beans with Perseus and lots of tweaks I'll update my post later after I cycle through my battery
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] jbrown30:
Whenever I see people posting screenies of their time with the battery in settings I just look away. I wonder if some people realize that isn't accurate "on battery" time. Especially knowing they have plugged it in an hour beforehand ha:D

Sent from little R2D2
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Blockay:
can't post pics will when I can. got 2 days 12 hours starting at 91 percent with 5 hours 40 mins screen time. this was on jellybeans with lots of tweaks
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] sublimaze:
Pics or it didn't happen

j/k :p

I am on Beans b14, Perseus, custom STweaks profile and a couple of battery saving apps. This is my best cycle:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Blockay:
lol i got the pics but i can't post them :( i'll get 10 post count today hahah

Got the post count but lost pictures lmao will get new better ones. Running carbon stock kernel undervolted and tweaked
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] ohiwastedmylife:
How can everyone leave out the most important aspect of this test. Brightness Level. . .

Running a phone on 1% vs 100% brightness will drastically change the battery life. Start adding brightness % set to your posts.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] sublimaze:
True. I disable auto brightness because it does a poor job selecting an initial setting, then it keeps changing its mind and adjusting while I'm trying to read. I manually select the level that is comfortable to see in ambient light, but not beyond that. 10-20% is usually adequate.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Blockay:
i keep brightness as low as possible but not to where i strain my eyes to see the screen. carbon rom has adjustable auto brightness, works great for me! i would like to see adjustable auto brightness in more roms
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Blockay:
good battery life

carbon ROM matrix kernel under clocked at 800mhz and screen brbrightness very low. Lots of tweaks to improve battery life. I had to do 3 battery pulls to perfect the undervolting so lost some extra juice. And 5 hours 58 mins of listening to music. About an hour and a half was with built in speaker
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Nyxagamemnon:
This was stock verizon 4.1.1 vraljb. Rooted. Brightness at 35-40.

I disabled a bunch of bloat and crap that would cause wakelocks.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] enik_fox:
My phones battery is really weird. For some reason it holds up great to gaming but the standby time is meh.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] shill1986:
My rom and battery are in sig

Standard kernel

I use juice defender and Lux auto brightness for maximum battery

Typically on a medium use day(s) 2days with 8 to 10 screen on. I also cycle battery monthly.

Sent from my VZW Galaxy Note II, hyper powered via MeanBean - ICE 1.0

- Hyperion 6,200MAh Extended Battery

- Modded Otterbox to fit battery

- An S-Pen (deal with it)
​
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] hopesrequiem:
Juice defender with an extended battery. Wow that's overkill lol
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] sublimaze:
3 days with almost 6 hours screen on time?! Holy crap :eek:

Stock or extended battery? You mind sharing your tweaks?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] imablackhat:
Taken from my instagram [MENTION=258995]imablackhat[/MENTION]

Beans 16. Stock kernel. Zero wifi all LTE. Full day usage. (;
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Blockay:
stock battery. i disabled any unnecessary apps, widgets, or system processes with the built-in application manager. and I used pimp my rom to add tweaks and on top of that i added

"pm.sleep_mode=1

ro.ril.disable.power.collapse=0"

to build.prop for better stand-by time. I was using perseus kernel so i used ChaoticWeaponry's flashable STweaks settings. I use the Normal Voltage Battery Saving profile. And on top of that i underclocked and undervolted a little extra.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] sublimaze:
Hmmm. My setup is pretty much same except buildprop edits. I'll give those a shot. Thx :thumbup:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] shill1986:
I don't think so at all. It pretty much doubles (quadruples??? lol) what I would get out of the battery without it. Doesn't really interfere with anything, and for the most part just use it to stop FB, games, and all the pointless apps I hardly use from pinging servers but once an hour.

I don't, however, always use it. Just when I know I won't be near a charger for a good while, and I never, ever, carry one with me anymore. Unlike with my G2X, I practically had one in my pocket at all times. The worst part is setting it up with all the settings, and around the apps I actually allow access every time I clean flash a ROM :|
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] hopesrequiem:
Yeah that must be annoying as ****! Lol my recent time on beans 16 and pbj kernel
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Blockay:
I dont use apps like juice defender or auto brightness apps I find that the app itself kills as much battery as it saves..im on beans 16 now with perseus kernel its nice I like beans a lot
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] tonipepperoni77:
beans 16 saber kernel wifi and LTE i get 6 to 8 hours screen time. Saber is easily the best battery kernel
[LG Optimus Black] lord death angel:
i can't sent sms annymore in stock program

but other user program send

in "SMSC"

"refresh/update"! have errore refresh or update

help?:crying:
[LG Optimus Black] lord death angel:
i'm waiting
[LG Optimus Black] N00BY0815:
Waiting for? If anyone knew a solution, he would post it... Did you maybe install any app, at the moment, where it stopped working? If not, maybe check settings like service center number and also try to clear data and cache of the sms app.

Sent from my battery eating android monster!
[Galaxy Note II General] keenan316:
This is a mod of MyMiui v5 by aminalmo from the At&T thread..

All credit to him!!!

Would really appreciate if a real dev could take an interest in this to take over and do it "properly"..

Here's the link, obviously it's working, but flash only if you take ALL responsibility for doing so!

But please report back!!!!!!!

http://www.4shared.com/zip/YzYvIjMJ/MyMiui-V5-N7105.html
[Galaxy Note II General] danw1million:
I am downloading it to try out and comment back - I am not a dev however.

-Dan
[Galaxy Note II General] Atomix86:
If it's AT&T it will work fine on ours without modification.
[Galaxy Note II General] keenan316:
Even the kernel?
[Galaxy Note II General] Atomix86:
When I used the AT&T versions of Paranoid Android and Jellybam they didnt require a kernel change. The key thing here is that they were both AOSP based, TouchWiz based roms may require a different kernel.
[Galaxy Note II General] nameejokerx:
need to change the build.prop to N7105.

it still under t889 for tmo.
[Galaxy Note II General] danw1million:
I can confirm what namejokerx has said.

Briefly - Here are the things I found:

phone app FC when other person hangs up.

Kernel needed to be changed to support exFat card (in my case) -i suggest to flash rom then perseus kernel or stock n7105 kernel before using the rom

Overall this is an excellent rom I didnt find much difference between the pure at&t one from aminalmo - both roms worked well and have g/2g/3g/h/h+ and wifi working fine for me.

hope this helps.

-Dan
[Galaxy Note II General] sholsten:
The link is no longer working.
[Galaxy Note II General] keenan316:
Link fixed
[Galaxy Note II General] Atomix86:
I really want to download this and give it a try but I can't download from 4 shared. Any chance of a media fire upload?

Edit: scratch that, made a fresh account, downloading now.

FYI I will be using the latest Adam Kernel (version 2.4) for N7105 as it is my favourite. Will report back soon with my thoughts.
[Galaxy Note II General] es0teric:
Any screen shot??
[Galaxy Note II General] fathope:
tested. everything is good. except for no LTE support. at best a H+
[Galaxy Note II General] danw1million:
If you use the latest animalmo rom (3.5.10) from the at&t section and flash perseus kernel afterwards miui v5 works well for the N7105 "tolte"

-Dan
[Galaxy Note II General] FuriousDonut:
Just did this. Miui v5 is working great. Love it! Best ROM I ever flashed.
[Galaxy Note II General] fathope:
did you get LTE? i still do not get it...:eek:
[Galaxy Note II General] FuriousDonut:
I am with Vodafone Australia who do not support LTE so I wouldnt even know if I had it or not.
[Galaxy Note II General] fathope:
Right. LTE is not working for me here in singapore, M1
[Galaxy Note II General] ahmedazizrafiq:
Hello there, I'm from sydney and got the n7105 with vodafone. would you mind if you be in touch with me to assist and advise with your experience in midifying this phone ? would be highly appreciated . Cheers mate. Facebook address: Ahmed Aziz Rafiq. or email: ahmedazizrafiq@yahoo.com.au
[Galaxy Note II General] kat0072:
That's Right, LTE not working for me either. Also another thing I noticed I get the below error after making some outgoing calls

"SIM network unlock Pin"

With Unlock and Dismiss button.

I am able to dismiss it without entering it but curious to know why its started coming. As far as I know my phone is unlocked for any kind of carrier.

Please advice
[Galaxy Note II General] S7uiie:
*#*#4643#*#* to enable LTE. We need a WiFi fix I love this app
[Nexus 7 General] DannyDee15:
I have recently gotten Nexus 7 and I want to add more storage. I want to use a USB drive and i know I can use a USB-OTG. Is it possible to read, write, and copy from the USB when plugged in? How and with what apps? I'm an android noob BTW so yeah. If I have to root it, how?
[Nexus 7 General] altrikdout21:
Look up WugFresh root kit, and root your device. Then you need to install the app StickMount by chainfire from the play store, and a file manager I'd you don't have one already. Lastly you will need a USB OTG cable (I've bought a few off amazon).

This is what I did way back when, if methods have changed someone post please.
[Nexus 7 General] rebel1699:
With some custom kernels, you wont even need stickmount. For best compatibility, make sure to format the external hdd to fat fs. I use 2 160Gb hdd's with mine. A 2.5" wd passport when out and about, and a 3.5" while "docked" at home. If your gonna buy an otg, then just buy the y cable. It gives you otg+charging ability at the same time, provided you use a kernel which provides that support.

Best kernels for this is Timurs (with or without bis custom rom), or metallices m-kernel.
[Nexus 7 General] DTTD:
For Rooting your Nexus, one of the best Guides I have found is the one at:

http://xdaforums.com/show....php?t=1741395

OR if you are using a Debian based Linux Distro, I've found this to be the best, which includes pictures as well:

http://bernaerts.dyndns.org/android/...nexus-7-tablet

Both provide very clear instructions on what needs to be done. My Windows machine is having driver issues so I used Ubuntu and everything is flawless with those steps.

I've learned that toolkits can be useful, but what happens if something breaks during the process or does not complete like it should? Knowing how to do it via the steps provided above will only help you in the future. Let me know what you think!

After Rooting, I personally use StickMount (v.2.20) with my OTG cable and it works excellent! You can find it in the Play store if needed. It will allow you to Mount and Unmount your USB thumbdrives/harddrives BUT it definitely sucks down your battery, especially when using a larger capacity HD such as my 500 GB External HD.

Here is also a link to the OTG cable that I purchased and used:

http://www.amazon.com/eForCity-Micro-USB-OTG-Adapter/dp/B005QX7KYU/ref=pd_cp_pc_1
[Nexus 7 General] demonking07:
I'm using stickmount with an OTG cable I just purchased. Works fine with my camera but it won't recognise my WD usb 3.0 hd.
[Nexus 7 General] DTTD:
I bet the reason for this is because when using USB 3.0 it requires more power to push at the higher speeds, even though it is still using backwards compatible 2.0...
[Nexus 7 General] SW686:
Is this USB bus-powered or are you using an adapter?

USB 1.1/2.0 can only source 500mA = 2.5W and that often isn't enough to power a spinning HDD. I wouldn't expect to get much juice out of a tablet or smartphone anyway. Putting extra regulator circuitry on the board just for USB requires space, cooling, and power.

If the HDD didn't come with an AC adapter, you can try connecting it through a powered hub.
[Networking] Westwood:
Hey guys. I have an XDA II and the Motorola Bluetooth headset. I gave up trying to use the headset before the updated XDA II ROM as it was very temperamental to say the least. Now I have updated the ROM its much better but I still have problems. If I am dialling out and put the headset on first then its fine, transfers to the headset etc. If I am wearing the headset and then take a call its fine, transfers to headset etc. But if I am not wearing the headset, say it’s in its case and the arm is closed then I get a call, I open the arm and stick the headset on and answer a call and nothing. Wont transfer to headset and I need to use the phone. Not good when driving! Is this still a XDA II problem? Have I set it up wrong or is the headset not working right? Bascially I need to have the arm open on the headset at all times for it to work like it should (like it did on my T68i) and its very annoying? Any ideas?

This is the headset http://www.motorola.com/mdirect/software/ss_html_docs/bluetooth/bluetooth_headset_info.pdf

Thanks in advance :D
[Networking] cruisin-thru:
Have you installed bluetooth tools? Unbond your headset then rebond after installing bluetooth tools.
[Networking] Jupiter:
What the best place to get the bluetooth tools from? Sorry if this has already been asked. And are they free??

Thanks
[Networking] Westwood:
Yeah I did try bluetooth tools but it did not seem to make any difference :( maybe its just my headset, it was like one of the first Bluetooth headsets out :? I dunno...

You can get Bluetooth tools from...http://www.angeltowns.com/town/bluetooth/

And it seems to be free :D
[Networking] Jupiter:
Thanks for that. :)

However, I could not find the settings button, Just a display on the screen. What are the 1 & 2 buttons for??

:?
[Networking] Westwood:
Yeah the only changes you see are when adding new devices like headsets etc as far as I know. I thought the same as you, went through all the options looking for it hehe. Those two things on the screen are something to do with selecting different settings for bluetooth to conserve battery like always on or auto off. I am not too sure as I removed it when it did not fix my problem!
[Networking] Jupiter:
Yeah, I removed it too. It caused me all sorts of problems with connecting my bluetooth jabra bt200!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkzmonk3y:
First of all i would like to apologize for my weak english..

Here's the situation...

i rooted my samsung galaxy s2 GTi-9100g with ressurection remix and i have cwm which i get it from here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1631934

and now i flashed it to thunderbolt rom which i get from here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1779094

i did wipe factory,davik, cache before i flash..i were stuck on the boot screen after i flash...

i search the forum and likely everyone were solved it by using recovery mode...

but the problem are i cant access to recovery mode and i can access to download mode only...

any advice for me to solve this??
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] immortalneo:
As for solving, simply flash a stock firmware using Odin.

But first why not try taking out the battery for a few minutes, reinsert and try to enter recovery again?

"To err is human, to forgive is divine"

Sent from my SGS II
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkzmonk3y:
thanks for the reply..i did take out everything after it happened this morning but seems like it doesnt work at all...

might thinking of flash a stock firmware...

i did have odin 3 but is that i just tick the auto reboot and f.time reset and pda section?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] immortalneo:
Yes.

DO NOT TICK REPARTITION OR USE A PIT FILE. :)

"To err is human, to forgive is divine"

Sent from my SGS II