yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] krazzykid:
Awesome work bro. Are you from India?

Looking for a ROM for my GF's S DUOS, I liked your work. Kindly clear a few of my doubts:

1. Does your ROM have any GPU tweak associated with it?

2. Which Kernel comes as default with your ROM? And at what clock frequency?

3. How often do you release updates to your ROMs?

Once I flash this on ROM I'll provide you with proper feedback.

EDIT: I'm more inclined to your ROM btw... cheers :thumbup:
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Mohitash:
Yes, i am from India.

Answers:

1. Yes

2. Stock insecure kernel with init.d support. CF- 1.2 GHz

3. v1 was released on 29th June, then v2 and then v3. And 2 days back v4.1 released. So you can guess that.. ;)
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] krazzykid:
I'm also an Indian. Proud of your work bro. :D:thumbup:

My S Duos is stable only upto 1.13 GHz, does xvasek2 breakfast kernel have the init.d support? If not can you compile a kernel with CF - 1.13 GHz?
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Mohitash:
Thanks mate. :)

Your phone is whole same as mine as you are also from India.

So, 1.2 GHz kernel should work with my rom (included in rom :)) on your phone :good:

(I am also using my rom :D)
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] krazzykid:
Nope, I had tried KOR 3.2 with 1.2 GHz kernel. Bootlooped...

Flashed 1.17 GHz, Bootlooped

Flashed 1.15 GHz, no bootloop but unstable

Flashed 1.13 GHz, stable.

I'd be glad if you could cook up something because I'm looking forward to your awesome ROM.

If nothing works out. I still have xvasek2 1.13 GHz kernel with me. :D

Btw, was the AnTuTu score with/without SD card?
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Mohitash:
Firstly you should try my rom with included kernel :good: :)
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] musclegym:
Thx man for your great work but I have a problem. I have too much battery drain. I saw the battery stats and must of the drain come from the phone app, strange..
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Mohitash:
Well yes, its strange. Nobody is having battery drain, everyone there whoever using my rom have battery improvement better than before.

Ok but if you have, set governor SmartassV2 (if you are not using it yet) then reboot device. Use it always as normal in rom and see if some improvement is there.
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] musclegym:
Thx mate i will try that and leave some feedback
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] musclegym:
Mega noob question. Where I can change the governor? :D
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Mohitash:
:D

Use any app like setcpu (setcpu is paid)

You can use this one No-frills CPU Control
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Mohitash:
StatusBar Notification Background Mode

New Mod :)

StatusBar Notification Background Mod

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=43696680

;)
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] xristosxat:
Success story :)
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Mohitash:
oh oh oh....thats really greattt..... :good::D
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] xristosxat:
hehehe yes. and with all apps running. you can see avast icon!!!
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Mohitash:
yes i can see that.. :)

1st post updated :):good:
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] xristosxat:
i saw the first post with my screenshot... so now the point is to take a score more than 4800.

oh and by the way. everything works fine with this version after , i think , 3 days of test. i mean my alarm clock and the rings when someone call me. :D
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Mohitash:
Yes....its time for more hard work... :)
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Mohitash:
post #149
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] husen4u:
HYD52ROM GLOSSY

IS ONLINE

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=43722004

Check It Out.
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Mohitash:
Hello guys, :)

Well after some hard work...With coming v4.3, i have completed the work with this-

smoother and better touch experience

little more performance

better battery

After flashing v4.3 these are some screenshots till now for battery with my normal use, music, wifi, calls, messages.(as regular can say)

Will add more screenshots after more time of usage...

Is it good? :)

At present v4.3 is in testing mode. It will be available soon..

Cheers :good:
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Mohitash:
Skipped to v4.5 with some more performance and battery

Testing work going on.
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] xristosxat:
What happened to v4.3? Battery usage looks good. You think at new version we can pass 5000 at benchmark? :)
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Mohitash:
In v4.5 Battery is more good :) rom will be available soon after testing it some hours.

And about 5000 not but close to it...
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] bullbutcher:
DOWNLOAD LINK is dead. Please upload to mega.co.nz or somthing like this without bandwichh limit
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] torcato:
Good day someone gets me a kernel without o/c or 1.13 ghz to install by CWM Recovery because my mobile phone does not work with more than this! since when install your roms he doesnt start ! :(
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Mohitash:
Download link is not dead. Its working.

Check again.

But if you can wait...coz v4.5 is releasing soon with better features.
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] musclegym:
I still have too much battery drain. Maybe do a full wipe and flash it again, what do you think?
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Mohitash:
Kernel 1.13 GHz

This is a stock kernel modified by xvasek

Flash via odin using PDA Button
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] bullbutcher:
Double check it. Got this one
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Mohitash:
Wait for the coming version with good battery
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] torcato:
Thanks Mohitash but I don't always have access to the pc and so it was easier for me to install through the mobile phone!
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Mohitash:
Just now checked by me Screenshot>>> HERE
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Mohitash:
Which kernel you were using before and from where?
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] torcato:
I am Portugues but installed the indiaS7562XXBMF2_S7562ODDBMF1_S7562DDBMD1 software and then your rom but it not started so I installed the Kernel kernel 1.13 GHz by xvasek flash via Odin
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] bullbutcher:
Click click download button and see what happen :laugh::laugh:

I suppose you should check all this befor pushing out people with screnshoots, you should respecr people and people will respect you. Mby in Pakistan it different but in other world is it.
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Mohitash:
:D :p

Ok then just wait for next version will be there in few hours.

Ok ok "SORRY" My mistake.....
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] bullbutcher:
It be same problem with download, Google drive sucks .

Use different server such like mega.co.nz free/fast/stable 50gb space no limt and etc

as well as:

http://www.androidfilehost.com/ or this one http://d-h.st/ as developer
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Mohitash:
As i never used mega.co.uz

Are you sure its fast and etc as you are saying

Then this time my rom download will be there

EDIT: This time it will be on Dev-Host

EDIT2: Checked everything :(

Uploading rom on google drive only....If again something wrong will be there i will update it again ;)
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] bullbutcher:
Sure i have accounts on mega.co.nz as well as on Dev-Host

All running smooth and fast
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Dragon122333:
Is viper4android's extra loud safe?
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Mohitash:
Yes it is...
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Muglair:
Just installed your rom today, and so far i'm loving it! :)

Tell me something, is it possible to have USB OTG?

Thank's for your great work! ;)
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Mohitash:
v4.5 Released

Sorry guys i am late..... ;)

v4.5 Released

Wipe cache, dalvik cache and battery stats and flash it over previous version(4.1), and/but you have to do the 9th step again.

No data will be lost now :)

EDIT: Instructions updated in post #1

Cheers :good:

:)
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] krazzykid:
Nice work with all the updates but I'd suggest that you either make updates which can be directly flashed over the existing ROM without wiping anything, else make an OTA package.

Losing data so frequently is not cool IMO.

Consider making an OTA package, IMO that'll be a huge step forward for an awesome ROM experience coupled with hassle free updates.

Cheers.

EDIT: I've already downloaded v4.1. How big is the performance leap with v4.5? If its not huge, I guess I'll stick to v4.1 for a while before you bring in an OTA package somehow :p:D;)
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Mohitash:
[MENTION=5231709]krazzykid[/MENTION]

You can stick on 4.1 if you want.

what v4.5 is having better is better and smooth touch experience, "little better performance" and battery is better.....from v4.1 (from my side you should go for v4.5 to experience better but its your chice ;))

And guys, have you downloaded v4.5?

Hows your experience for touch and performance?

Can you feel it well better than v4.1? And also the battery life?
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] krazzykid:
I'd still suggest integrate an OTA update package.

Downloading v4.5 by the way.
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] bullbutcher:
WOW GREAT ROM!!!!

It put my device in loop boot! Really cool rom mate. Now I can't power off it or get recovery / bootloader. Great work mate.

Oh now i got this

Is it ok ?

Just simple question, what ishopl type in comand line to make a call ;)
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Mohitash:
If you can go in download mode try different kernel. as specially mentioned in post #1 in instructions.

If not I can look at your problem but...................

Well now will not say anything for you.

Well dude your language is not good from the starting......

Only you here talking to me like that from the starting.

hell..

As the way you are talking to me from the starting, because of that "i am feeling that i did the mistake by doing hard work on our s duos for the better use, performance and all etc..."

At present i am going out temporarily for this rom. (feeling very very bad...) :eek:

Development stopped for now for some time.

I am totally irritated with this at the present. :eek:

Please Sorry...:rolleyes::mad:

"Feeling like i did the wrong thing or mistake by doing hard work on our s duos for all for the better use, performance and all etc..."
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] droidice:
Will this ROM work on latest baseband version shown below ?? :confused:

I really want to try this ROM !!! :D

please Reply.
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] xristosxat:
Hey Mohitash,

there is no reason to stop the development of the rom. We are so many users here who try it out with great success. If someone have a problem just have to stop testing your rom.

And you must also understand that you will not always have positive comments. And this is the point of a hard work. To make everyone give positive or negative comments so to make you work harder and make better works.

Friendly, xristosxat!!!

P.S.: And please give us back the download link. We are waiting for that all that days.
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Mohitash:
Thanks [MENTION=1856272]xristosxat[/MENTION]

Download link is available again

Yes mate i know i will not always have positive comments, i can have negative also, i know that all. But the way he was.............. :eek: ........ok ok leave it.......

And sorry guys for my this behaviour.

Download link is available again...

Cheers
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] GloomyFriar:
How I can change the New button mode from my program?

I.e. I want the New button without combo (Contacts, Excel, Note, etc) on the right.

When my program is closed the button state should be restored to default.

Is it possible?

Thanks a lot.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rudegar:
i asume that all button asigning is inside the registry

so if you when you start your program do a backup of the registrys

you want to change and when your programs is closed your reasign the registrys that were there before

you may want to do some handling of the program being minimized aswell since CE programs dont really close when you close them but just minimize
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] GloomyFriar:
Thanks a lot.

But is there an API way (or some other documented way) to do this?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 1776:
I am new to ICS. I cannot find a setting to stop my google accounts from syncing on the Note 10.1. The Google Account page that comes up in settings shows each section has sync enabled for example Picassa, etc. . Where do I find a setting to disable sync?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frenchie007:
Go to settings -> accounts-> google

Click on your email and in the options that come up you can see different things that are synced with a check next to them

Simply click on the check to stop it from syncing
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 1776:
There were no check boxes. But then I found that I had Auto Sync disabled. Once I enabled Auto Sync in the Data Manager all the check boxes appeared. Problem resolved.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lobster$:
Was just curious, I have seen many threads about purchasing the refill for the $30 dollar plan. However, I see they don't have a $30 refill and the closest is $25...granted I am looking at the right product refill.

http://www.callingmart.com/products/wireless/ProductDetail.aspx?ID=35

If anybody could give me advice as to the best way to set this up that would be great!

Thanks!
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ziddey:
www.callingmart.com

tmobile to go rtr/topup - auto load to phone

$30 refill
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lobster$:
Thanks!
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] xsoliman3:
Dual booting Windows RT and RT 8.1 (almost)

I was original working on dual booting RT from internal flash and from SD card

by adding extra entries in the bcd store and a ‘copy’ of windows on the SD card

Note it actually still boots from the system partition on the internal flash but tries to boot an alternate Windows installation from \windows on the SD card

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2343101

But now moved on to dual booting Windows RT and RT 8.1 (both from internal flash)

and almost have it working

Installing the RT 8.1 Preview saves the old OS in \windows.old\windows

Or rather saves most of it, but not all

So you need to pre-save much of the original \windows elsewhere, using the recovery environment, BEFORE installing 8.1

as certain important bits seem to get stripped out of windows.old

Then use the same technique of adding entries to the bcd store to allow the system to boot from \windows.old\windows

It wont be perfect as it will pick up certain hard coded \windows stuff and also will pick up the wrong \Program Files

but should be just about usable, especially in desktop mode which is the reason for keeping the original OS

It does boot, but doesn’t pick up the Start screen properly, so need further work on that

Could do it properly if we shrank the C: volume and set up a new dedicated volume for the alternate OS

Original RT

Use recovery environment to make a copy of

\windows\system32\*

\windows\system32\config\*

\windows\system32\drivers\*

Would be easier to copy \windows /s but then get a bloated mess due to the WinSxS hardlinks

Install 8.1 Preview

copy the copied data over the top of \windows.old\windows

will be lots of access denied for files already there

but will copy the important missing files

including the registry hives, ntoskrnl.exe, winload.efi [need the old winload.efi as the new one wont accept the signature of the old ntoskrnl etc]

Suspend bitlocker (if in use)

manage-bde -protectors -disable c:

bcdedit /copy {current} /d "Windows RT 8.0 hack”

note the new guid

bcdedit /set {guid} recoveryenabled no

bcdedit /set {guid} path \windows.old\windows\system32\winload.exe

bcdedit /set {guid} systemroot \windows.old\windows

Restart (or shift restart)

Select the Windows RT 8.0 hack

The original RT OS boots but no Start screen

but is running and a dot will follow your finger

Need to modify the windows.old registry and fix up something

To be investigated

Can also test and develop this with Windows 8.1 Intel on a PC

That also doesn’t get the full Start screen on the hacked (barstardised) alternate boot back to 8.0

Also best to rename \windows.old to something else, as \windows.old gets removed after a few days
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] xsoliman3:
Note, this is a hack

The correct method would be to set up seperate OS partition on the internal flash drive

(but a bit small to do that)

Or to get the alternate OS to boot from SD card
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] xsoliman3:
Also as mentioned in the 8.1 jailbreak thread, RT 8.1 wont run RT 8.0 OS binaries or office binaries

(due to the new and more restrictive signatures needed by RT 8.1)
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] mamaich:
You can create a VHD and extract recovery WIM there to get a complete copy of OS. Earlier I've played with that with success.

One note: you can't use the recovery to restore the original "main" windows while BCD has an VHD entry - it fails with an undescriptive error.
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] windowsrtc:
My windows8.1 recovery file is .esd not .wim.So I must install windows8.1 first then make a windows8.0 vhd?And microsoft says windows rt cant boot from VHD.
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] mamaich:
Yes, just take WIM from the recovery partition of 8.0, extract it to VHD, then upgrade to 8.1

I was playing with the windows PE - it could boot from VHD. So I assume that "big" RT would boot too, but had no mood to finish tests.
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] Myriachan:
Enjoy this while you can, because I suspect that the Windows 8.1 final release will include a firmware update that locks out booting 8.0 forever on your device.

Also, disable Windows Update or change it to manual mode, on both 8.0 and 8.1!! I think Microsoft will release RT 8.1 as a free upgrade that is forced upon 8.0 by being labeled an important Windows update.
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] windowsrtc:
I think I am strong enough to return my surface to microsoft and get my money back if microsoft block my windows 8.0.And then I will say goodbye to any windows rt device.
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] mamaich:
Definitely not, at least not immediately after the 8.1 official release. As this would cause lots of complains and support calls from people not being able to use the recovery USB disks in the case if the upgrade process goes wrong or if they'd like to return to backup.
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] Myriachan:
Microsoft is copying Apple--that is the whole reason Windows 8 exists--and Apple is even worse than this, giving Microsoft plenty of precedent. On iPads, not only can you not downgrade after you upgrade, you can't even do a restore to your current version. If your iOS device is corrupted, you have to upgrade to the newest version.

Apple's enforcement of this mechanism is that during the reflash operation, the boot ROM generates a random challenge that needs to be answered by Apple's servers with public-key cryptography. Therefore, you can never flash a version of the OS to your device unless Apple is authorizing that version at that particular moment.

I don't think that Microsoft will add a phone-home requirement to restores like Apple does, but I think that they will lock out the old version.
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] mamaich:
Apple does not officially allow you to make a backup copy of your OS including all your data to a bootable USB. So they don't need to care about user-made backups. While MS recommends doing this before upgrade - so they'd need to support a downgrade path.

Anyway we see one improvement in Win8 development infrastructure. MS have published the whole Windows 8.1 RT WDK (a driver-maker kit), including all import libraries for usermode apps. So you can create a driver for WinRT or a normal desktop app without old hacks with manual import-library creation (of cause you'll need a working "jailbreak" or a development device). Have they done this as a mistake or intentionally - I don't know, but anyway go and grab your copy :)
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] mamaich:
ESD file is an encrypted WIM file. The 8.1 upgrade process has trashed the recovery partition upgrading it to 8.1

Today I'll try to revert to 8.0 (fortunately I've made a recovery USB before upgrade), then try to make an 8.1 VHD to use it in parallel with 8.0.

I'll publish instructions when (or if) I'll succeed.

And yes, seems that 8.1 stopped to support booting from VHD. At least I was unable to do this from the first attempt. But I had success with VHD in 8.0, so I'll start from reverting to it.
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] mamaich:
Here is a simple method of having both 8.0 and 8.1 on the same device. You'll need a 64Gb device.

I've decided not to play with VHD any more and just added the another partition.

So here is what to do (do everything in a running Windows 8.0, not in a command line mode):

1. manage-bde -protectors -disable c:

2. Shrink your OS partition from disk manager GUI leaving about 20 Gb free space.

3. Create new partition over the free space, format it to NTFS, add a drive letter, say, F:

4. Obtain image.wim from your recovery USB or from a recovery partition and do:

Dism /apply-image /imagefile:full-path-to-your-backup-install.wim /index:1 /ApplyDir:F:\

5. Add the needed entries to boot-menu:

bcdedit /copy {current} /d "Windows RT 8.0 copy”

bcdedit /set {guid} device partition=F:

bcdedit /set {guid} osdevice partition=F:

bcdedit /timeout 5

6. Reboot

Select the second OS - you'll see that it boots, but you'll get an error. This is due to the wrong drive letter assignments. Your backup image "knows" that the first partition has drive letter C:, while now this letter should be assigned to the second one. It is easy to fix this, read this article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/223188. Just boot to a command line environment, run regedit, select HKEY_USERS, use "load hive" menu to load "\Windows\System32\config\SYSTEM" from the second partition (when asked how to name the key - type any name you like), then rename "\DosDevices\C:" to "\DosDevices\Z:" and "\DosDevices\D:" to "\DosDevices\C:" (they are located in HKEY_USERS\your-loaded-key\MountedDevices). Unload hive, reboot - and everything would be fine.

You'll have two OSes, I'd recommend to upgrade the one located on the first partition to 8.1 and leave the newly created one as 8.0, so later, when you'd decide to stay on 8.1 you'd just would need to delete a second partition and expand the 8.1 over the remaining space.

Usual note: be careful when playing with the partitions and registry. As you can't kill the device even by deleting all the partitions (you can always boot from usb and recover them manually) - the recovery process is rather complex for the ordinary user.
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] emielch:
Thanks! That worked perfectly, even on my 32Gb Surface RT. :laugh:

I only had to tweak the 5th step a bit; on the second and the third line I had to change "{guid}" to "{current}" if I remember correctly.

But afterwards I didn't even get the error you spoke about, the dual boot worked directly.

I also enabled the classic boot menu with "bcdedit /set {default} bootmenupolicy legacy", as the new one first boots and then lets you choose, which can be time consuming.

The problem with this legacy bootloader on the surface rt is that the touchcover doesn't work, you can select a OS with the volume buttons of the tablet, but you can't press enter.

It works with an usb keyboard, but It would be nice if the touchcover would work.
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] BIade:
Hey mates!

I wanted to try out 8.1 final with dual boot on my 64GB surface RT. Are there any updates on this topic?

I would take the instructions from [MENTION=224595]mamaich[/MENTION] and wanted to know if we can use the touch cover to select the OS by now?

If not, we could create 2 scripts for changing the default OS.

1) Placed on 8.0 Desktop: Switch default OS to 8.1 and reboot

2) Placed on 8.1 Desktop: Switch default OS to 8.0 and reboot

Cheers

Blade