yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] cloudxeph:
use other file explorer the error comes from the solidexplorer app.

if you want to restore the status bar pull out the systemui.apk in the LG Latte Rom and manually replace the systemui.apk
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] rajeshroopa:
Hi Author Did you fix the problem?? .. I tried all the explore but no use same problem would occur,,,,:(:(:(
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] rajeshroopa:
HI developer in rom stock nexus me they used tabbed UI .... do like that plz....:good::good:
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] rajeshroopa:
Please upload in some other file sharing website(dropbox, 4shared) .....
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] rajeshroopa:
Here cloudxeph i uploaded systemui and framework of rev2 ..:good::good:
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] lucas1954:
Installation tutorial

Hi,

could you tell me how to install the zip, please, do i have to use mount/system or else.

Thank you
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] rajeshroopa:
Just flash via CWM recovery that's it....
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] cloudxeph:
Did the newest update works on your phone?
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] rajeshroopa:
It's work in rev version 1 only dude... not worked in rev2....
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] Диктатор:
where a badge mobile internet?? Please add
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] lucas1954:
Ok Thakks i try it
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] angelos161:
Can anyone tell me how to increase the auto bridgnes level?

I am using SVHD 1.7.4. and i want the screen to be a little bit lighter.

Thanks in advanced.

(I'm very sorry for my bad english)
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ranger4740:
I suggest getting yaab (yet another auto brightness) from the market I used it with svhd roms for this very reason it is very good and free :)
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zachal:
I like lumi

another good app is lumi... it has alot of features and allowy you to adjust the default autobrightness level and assign different light levels different brightness levels.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] angelos161:
Thanks both of you very much for your help.

I'll give them a try.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ionutp:
Hello

I have an I9505 and tried to see how gorilla glass is doing vs a knife

Now i have some tiny scratches that are seen only when screen is not clean. They are seen if u put finger on then but after the screen is cleaned they disapeer and reapeer when fingers are on screen

My answer is:

If i will polish my phone with special solution does the scratches disapeer?

Thanks in advanced
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gee2012:
Maybe very very light scratches, wouldn`t recommend it though. Instead get a screen protector.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 989905:
A polish will destroy the coating. Then you maybe have a always dirty looking Display. Using a screen protector is a better way and you can't see little scratches with the screen protector on the Display.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ionutp:
thanks guys

can you recommend a good screen protector. that i will almoust not feel that is on?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 989905:
Take a look to the threads in Galaxy S4 Accessoires. There are some Reviews for screen protector.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 0mega007:
This is the best i've used:

http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Galax...TF8&qid=1374670564&sr=8-1&keywords=s4+ismooth
[LG Optimus 4X HD] Deepak_12:
Hey guys, today i've flashed Miui v5 3.7.19 on my phone, and i haven't seen no problem so far expext data connection problem :confused:..data connection doesn't work. :( Help me

I'm coming frrom Cyanogenmod 10.1.2
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jonas000:
I have had no signal on my note 2, so it went to be repaired but because I rooted it, they wont touch it unless I put it back to stock....but i did that before though! is this still rooted? or was it because they can check things like this?

Any help would be really appreciated. :)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bearusa:
They can check your binary counter. Youll need to use triangle away then flash the original stock rom it came with I believe. There are guides and tutorials about this just hit search and look for them..
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] jujuburi:
Download: (from phone browser or PC, not Tapatalk)

http://i.imgur.com/3GrEIzX.jpg

Full pack (old):

http://d-h.st/qx3

Thanks to A.P.
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] jorse912:
Thanks...:)
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zoah:
hi guys, im looking *ss up for alternative link for I9505XXUBMGA DBT/PHN version. hotfile is too damn slow. there was 1 link for gdrive but thats deaad now.

so im asking desperately for download alternatives, and please dont come with slow servers like uploaded.net

thx in advance
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Crauze:
Provide me the Hotfile link and I'll see what I can do
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zoah:
Sure thing m8!

the dutch firmware :

http://hotfile.com/dl/235720163/18a3072/PHN-I9505XXUBMGA-20130724142430.zip.html

the german firmware

http://hotfile.com/dl/235365002/fb359ba/DBT-I9505XXUBMGA-20130713104209.zip.html

wil lappriciate your work.

thanks in advance!
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Crauze:
Here you go, Dutch firmware and German firmware
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zoah:
WTH that was fast 0.o

ur great m8 thanks!

just curious what is your upload speed 0.o
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Crauze:
What download speed are you getting from the host? I just transfered the Hotfile link to premium link
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zoah:
im downloading with internet download manager and speed is around 3.6/3.7mb p/sec my full speed is around 6mb p/sec
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zoah:
im downloading with internet download manager and speed is around 3.6/3.7mb p/sec my full speed is around 6mb p/sec

UPDATE *

now im trying to downlaod the german version it goes full speed now, im on 6.3 mb p/sec now on internet download manager
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Crauze:
Nice speed, good luck with flashing and enjoy the new firmware!
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zoah:
thx! will do m8.

just flashed the german one. and it works well!

thanks again
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] txingu:
PHE version in MEGA

Here you are the I9505XXUBMGA PHE version uploaded in MEGA

https://mega.co.nz/#!JVhTgYha!LGO6o04bdFO8o11l8QNreXJmdWYKCnqC10N2fcDhwKY
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kamrulhasanazad:
Please upload BTU latest BTU version to mega

Please please please upload the latest BTU version to MEGA or any other website like this. the hotfile link is: http://www.hotfile.com/dl/235905226/e7bdf1a/I9505XXUBMGA_I9505OXXBMG3_BTU.zip.html

Please upload... :fingers-crossed::rolleyes::(:)
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] faraaz:
An upload of the I9505XXUBMGA firmware for PHN (The Netherlands, unbranded) to Mega would be nice too!

http://hotfile.com/dl/235720163/18a3072/PHN-I9505XXUBMGA-20130724142430.zip.html

http://www.hotfile.com/dl/235720964/cb0f6b7/I9505XXUBMGA_I9505PHNBMG4_PHN.zip.html

I tried the above links but after 100% I get an unknow server error and the download dissapeared. Hotfile is also very slow, took some hours before the error. So if anyone has an alternative link, please share it. Thanks in advance!
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zoah:
uploading right now. i will provide you tomorrow with the alternative link.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zoah:
German https://mega.co.nz/#!IoAX0YoS!V2GmqTmOvFR9dMExR2msaGcKy1lhOsvFOj2cqkf5MOU

Dutch: https://mega.co.nz/#!AoJHDTDa!AfyEonN5IMeQkOpSyWx8HRglQX5y-qWjt911oeBUwn4

good luck
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] masturbaker:
Can I do by chance T-Mobile S4 or Samsung original ROMs on the Google Edition of this phone? Or, T-Mobile ROM on the Unlocked International/World version? I want this because, basically, I want to buy unlocked, but in the case of the Google Edition, be able to install original Samsung ROMs or T-Mobile ROMs to restore lost functionality. On the case of a world phone, it would be purely to restore T-Mobile WiFi Calling. I plan to use this on T-Moble mostly, so I want it to work. HOWEVER, I want to be able to play with ROMs, swap out to stock Android or Google Edition ROMs for play, on occasion. Is it really easy to install a T-Mobile ROM on GE/Unlocked World Phones? and does everything work the same? Like, there won't be a part of the T-Mobile ROM not working, will there be?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jpculp:
I'm just bumping this because I'm curious too. I would love to flash AOSPA to my google edition, and theoretically the t-mobile is the same device.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jetlitheone:
As far as I am aware its not possible right now.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] masturbaker:
Why is that? They are using GE ROMs on T-Mobile phones. Why couldn't someone install or flash a T-Mobile ROM to a GE phone? Is there a particular problem they encounter right now?

There is big reason to want to do this, of course. The GE ROM is missing all the Samsung specific software, like camera features, probably finger tracking and pointing software, etc. Also missing, T-Mobile WiFi Calling support, because T-Mobile rather making this a hard to get feature by tightly concealing it inside some custom additions to the frame work rather than a separate app.

Because the hardware is the same, which it is, isn't it? I am having hard time figuring out why it wouldn't work. Is there some BIOS limitation, hardware limitation going on here?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deaffob:
None of the I9505 variants are using the stock GE rom. I9505G has different partition sizes so the devs had to change those first to make them compatible. I'm sure there are other differences because otherwise TWRP team wouldn't be taking this long to release the recovery for I9505G if it was just partition difference.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] illogic6:
Already released: http://teamw.in/project/twrp2/192
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] masturbaker:
moops

partition sizes? so you're saying the ROM doesn't take care of filesystem stuff, or changing the layout of the partitions on the system during installation? it just reuses the old partitions and possibly filesystems? so installations aren't truly "clean" just like gaining root access is always some clunky hack/workaround?

I mean, wouldn't the ROM just flash itself, and it's preferred layout within the flash memory, not even care about what it was before? I got this weird feeling about Android, that things are too hacked together, that's why I hate it. Why not develop a method to install Linux/Android from scratch, like manual bootloader installation, manual partition, manual formatting, manual installation of kernel and software to get it all working, just like a "fresh" "clean" install of an OS on any other computer? Is this already possible somewhere? I actually prefer to do all the installation and set up myself. They could also design the ROMs to include this information, or the flash utility to do most of it automatically.. I am surprised it doesn't do this already.

Let me ask another question, is it possible to go through and do a clean install of Android from an Android ROM? Like say you restart and repartition everywhere, recreate the filesystem, all settings, all files, etc? possibly even remove files or programs you don't want, but in a clean fashion? or add some you want to add?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] illogic6:
No, flashing ROMs does not re-partition the NAND.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deaffob:
It's not that simple. You seems to think that this is an Android's problem but this is the way it is in any programming. Apple can get away with one OS because they only have one type of hardware. For example, if you have to develop the CM for each device, you have to take account for everything from the screen size to SoC.

Back to your first question, if partition sizes are different, you can't flash roms because the rom that you are trying to flash could have bigger or smaller size and this could ruin the filesystem.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] masturbaker:
it is that simple, though. it's just the problem with Android, is the tools aren't designed to be like this right now. the software is designed to do what it does now, because it was designed to not take care of these problems automatically.

I understand the issue right now is that the developers are focused in hacking Android, rather than opening it up and putting back in what's missing from the manufactures. stuff like user account management, being able to run all the command line tools from a shell, repartition, this and that. the current developers seem to think that everyone wants to keep their existing software in place without being able to clean install or reinstall any of it, so the tools don't start off the the beginning, don't make perfect clean back ups, and are just really bad hacks to everything in general. there is no solid OS development on android because of this. they don't think you want to have access to modify or treat the system just like it was any other computer, so they focus on cheap hacks instead of giving you full access and explanations on how to do everything. I'd like to see guides on how to manually do things myself, instead of using other peoples tools and programs to do it. I love to dive in and get physical with the OS, rather than do things the cheap and hacky way. i would also like an android kernel which has root without need for hacks.

Yes, each phone is different. But it doesn't mean that the kernel/OS couldn't be designed to handle this, without a different build for each phone. What you want to do is modularize the features of the phone, including driver for CPU, GPU, screen, resolution, color profile information, and specific hardware features. you should be able to do this exactly the same as in Windows, or Linux - the phone would load up only the relevant modules for the hardware components present on the phone. if the CPU architecture was vastly different, a different build could be offered to optimize performance. but other than that, there isn't a big different between the many phones out there. they all got ARM processors, often based on the same architecture, or similar design as each other. ie, a QUALCOMM or Samsung or NVidia CPU, each one that runs the same ARM code/instructions code, with small differences at best. they all got screens and touch input, there is a difference in WiFi and wireless chipsets, but that should all be handled by a driver from the hardware vendor (I am sure there is drivers in Android, but i haven't looked myself - you should be able to swap them out and load them up in different operating systems without hassle, because typically, in Linux, drivers are built to function with the major version of the kernel, not a specific build of a kernel). Because Linux is virtually the same all around, you should be able to build a driver that works in more than one kernel, and have is made available just like in Linux today, where you load it up only if you need it. If Android is not like this, the whole platform sounds like it was really poorly implemented...
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deaffob:
Alright don't take offense, but I think you have many wrong ideas on basic computer programming. Hacking basically means that exploring the limits of what is possible, thereby doing something exciting and meaningful. Hacking and programming aren't technically different. I don't get what you mean when you say 'hacky' or 'cheap' way. Like I said this isn't Android's problem. This is the way it is in any OS including Linux, Windows, OSX, iOS, etc.

We have had a way to do clean backups/restores for a long time. I don't know what you mean by 'bad hacks' on this regards. The way it does backups is the same way in any other system.

Android developers do not think that 'everyone wants to keep their existing software in place without being able to clean install or reinstall any of it.' If this were true, there wouldn't be so many ways to do backups either through individual app or NAND.

When you say 'there is no solid OS development on android' what do you mean by that? Android is the mobile OS that had gone through the most OS developments by independent programmers in the history. Everything from the corporate developments such as TouchWiz and Sense to the independent developments like Cyannogen and Paranoidandroid, each and everyone made significant deviation from the original AOSP source.

Where did you hear that Windows or Linux use one kernel for all hardware? Each and every hardware has different kernel that's specially made for the hardware.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] masturbaker:
mostly all distros use a standard kernel build, which is the same across each install. sometimes you can find customized versions, or builds, or architecture dependent builds. like i can build Linux kernel for AMD64 architecture, and it works on both Intel and AMD. or i can build for i686, and it works on all modern 32-bit and 64-bit x86 processors. if I build it for i386, it works on processors dating back to the Pentium 1/2. I can also do a build specific to the Intel Ivy Bridge, or AMD Bulldozer architecture, which sometimes makes it faster on modern processors, but can be run on older ones with reduced speed. it is the same kernel, across every CPU it is run on. generally, I bet, the kernel in Android is built for "ARM" and it loads up and works on all ARM processors. sometimes you can compile it for specific architectures, and that may break it on others, but that is not how it's commonly done. On Windows, there is one kernel, that works on all OSes. recently Microsoft has begun doing architecture specific builds, like Windows 7 64bit has a kernel built for Intel and a separate for AMD, which gets installed depending on which one you have. The difference is not much, just mostly the compiler will be set with architecture specific flags which merely optimizes order and execution of operations usually. sometimes it enables the use of CPU specific features like SSE, etc.

the way it gets by using one build of the kernel, is through use of drivers and modules to support other hardware specific functions and features. most of the hardware specific features are in the modules and drivers. Distributions like Windows, Redhat and FreeBSD use a precompiled kernel that is the same in every installation, regardless of architecture, unless you compile it yourself or choose a more custom build. but the difference is generally only whether it's optimized for an Intel or AMD CPU, and code designed for both is generally just as fast as the architecture specific builds. on Android, the difference is, the CPU within each SoC, is probably virtually identical. each one based on a specific ARM core or design (which they bought and licensed from ARM, so it is a design shared amongst vendors), which is the ARMv7-A architecture on modern Android phones, whether it's NVidia, QUALCOMM, or Samsung. there is not a whole lot of difference in each vendors product other than the GPU and wireless chipsets, but most chipsets other than NVidia do share the common GPU architecture as well (Adreno 320), meaning the kernel/drivers should be identical. support for GPU and other chipsets within the phone should be handled by a driver or module.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] ZaneZam:
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[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] ZaneZam:
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[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] SignetSphere:
Nice :) Now you have a separate thread. :good: Just some corrections on the formatting of the links? I think you have a missing "]" for the urls since it redirects to a page not found website other than that you have my thanks again :D
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] ZaneZam:
oops..*g* thx for the info, just fixed!

i really shouldn't make multiple things at the same time, little bit "stressy" here atm. :)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] SignetSphere:
That's all right but take it easy :). Deal with what's more important first, on your case that "stressy" situation first :D
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] ZaneZam:
Port for XXEMF6 released!

Hi Guys,

Just added the new port for XXEMF6 to the OP!

enjoy!

ZZ
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] SignetSphere:
That was fast lol. (Can't use the thank button again i've used up all 8 lol)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] manojpy:
Finally! Really appreciate you carrying this work forward for all the jkay fans. Just went back to md3 from Fm6 yesterday cos I was missing Jkay deluxe. Thanks

Zoot1 MD3 240dpi, Boeffla Kernel with Jkay (ported by Zanezam) - Galaxy Redefined!
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Perka:
Great work buddy :)

And a huge thx!
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] donalgodon:
Thanks, ZaneZam for taking up this task.

Is there any way to use these ports with Domination?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] ZaneZam:
thx you are welcome guys!

[MENTION=2278462]donalgodon[/MENTION]

didn't know domination rom :o (yeah i'm a stock only user *g*) but i did a quick reading and i must say it might be possible but ONLY from the domination devs! ;) it would be very difficult to port this to the domination framework without the exact knowledge of the "internals" there are already many changes in this domination framework.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] donalgodon:
Sorry, I only meant this theme that has JKay's Mod built into it:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1730397
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] reS28raM:
Perfect timing ZaneZam, in my country (Italy) XXEMF6 was released today! ;)

Thank you very much. :)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] ksr007:
Great to keep developing this awesome mod for me and user.

Thanks you ZaneZam ;)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] SignetSphere:
100% working :)

Thanks [MENTION=3279788]ZaneZam[/MENTION] and [MENTION=5136409]Rajada[/MENTION] too! :)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] iEstuardo:
Thank you buddy. :good:
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] habylab:
Well done, and thank you!
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] ZaneZam:
Superb!

very good! thanks for reporting!

damn have no thx left :( will fetch later when my account was refreshed :)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] SignetSphere:
Same here no thanks left again lol.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] ZaneZam:
What a surprise! :D

Sorry to get back so late Guys i'm currently working on a new zzmoove version which is eating up my rare free time, so could take a bit till I "make" it again depends on how fast I am with zzmoove ;)

Btw now I have to ask something: what is the newest rom now?

H1 or H2? H2 other branch and older as mentioned? can anyone confirm this again? Sorry even had no time to look into this closer yet.. :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Kuroyukii:
You don't need to port it for H1, since H1 has same frameworks as MG6.

Some people say H1 is newer, some H2(due to its changelog), idk
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] SignetSphere:
MH1 is just like MG6 probably with just bug fixes since it's still from the Netherlands. MH2 is from Chile and is a different branch "UB" and not the "XX" as we normally see. However it's still an entirely the same firmware as before. It's just the region code that has been changed however... like you said it's still older than MH1.

MH2 i think is just specifically for Chile so yeah... No need to port for MH2... just MH1 will be enough. :)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] qtwrk:
so can I just directly overflash the MG6 package over MH1 by modify the script or build.prop ?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] ZaneZam:
Version for XXEMH1 added!

No you better flash the just added MH1 version from the first post and have fun with it! :)

cheers

ZZ