yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] bland.life:
I tried the Apple Earpod and a Sennheiser earbud, both exhibit the same issue on the N7.

But they both worked fine on my SGS2.

I can plug them in completely but it doesn't get detected and the sound will still play through the speakers.

I need to pull it out a bit, adjust and find the sweet spot or not insert it all the way in for it to be detected.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] JassyNL:
Major update today of cm for flo. The tablet feels much snappier now but that can be placebo.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] mjc2251:
What kernel are you all running/having good results with this ROM? Also, were any broken by the 10/2 update?
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] ejchis:
Anyone running 10.09? I haven't updated in a week, and I am going to be traveling until early next week. I'd love to get an update in before the weekend.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] tatootie67:
Yes I am on 10/9 and have zero issues. Mms is working, and outstanding battery life. I actually got 6 hours of screen time yesterday, with 14% battery still left before I plugged it in
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] Alcibiade:
6 hours of screentime compared with stock is not much.

MMS are working? That's a great news! What about the phone?
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] tatootie67:
It is when your using lte most of the day, and yes mms is working
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] Alcibiade:
MMS is a good news. What about the phone? Have you tried?
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] tatootie67:
Not sure I know what you mean by the phone. Everything works, no bugs
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] Alcibiade:
What I meant is do you have the dialer and can you place calls?
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] tatootie67:
Oh, lol yes I can't say anything negative about this rom. Best 4.3 rom for this phone imo
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] Alcibiade:
It's a tablet. I don't understand your answer
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] tatootie67:
Sorry, my bad. I thought this was the forum for the RAZR Maxx hd. I hate this new Tapatalk app.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] spacemanvt:
i accidently installed francos kernel with CM and messed everything and keep getting a blue screen

how can i fix this? can i get the stock CM kernel somewhere?

TIA
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] Utacka:
Stock cm kernel is inside the cm zip file called boot.img

you can either just boot past the blue screen and reboot to recovery mode (or directly go into recovery mode) and just flash the cm zip file again.

or fastboot the boot.img located in cm zip file from computer.

Skickat från min Nexus 4 med Tapatalk
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] milad gsm:
thanks

thanks
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] freemini:
Anyone know why the lockscreen doesn't rotate? I find it very odd.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hanifkeru:
hello,i want stable jelly bean rom for my defy plus.......my phone is rooted and flashed team win touch recover....its installed superuser......give me simple link to download rom and gapps......thank you....
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rawwr:
If u want a stable rom

Try all by yourself

Stable Rom threads are prohibited

Read the forum rules
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cyrusct82:
Use this build http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=44476594 this build is tested by me and other users and is stable and full functional.

As for gapps use this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=44806939
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] cyberma007:
I installed cleanrom 5.0 and could not get the GPS fixed by re installing rom or going back to stuck, even after formatting everything.

after this patch which i found online, it works perfect now,

Source http://www.usofttech.com/t49455.html
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Real_JESRadio:
Running PAC Man 4.3 and didn't do anything for me. Tried wiping cache/dalvik before and after flash. Tried wiping cache then flash then fix permissions and still nothing. Wiped data in maps and GPS Fix too.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] L2_n19h7m4r3:
Wrong forum.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] imnuts:
So you replaced a bunch of libs from the i605 with those from the n7105? Surprised it worked, and more surprised it didn't break something.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Real_JESRadio:
I flashed it and don't notice anything broken but it didn't work either.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] hopesrequiem:
Obviously you wouldn't notice a change dude. You're on aosp. That fix is for tw...fixes for roms are not universal
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Real_JESRadio:
well, dude, nowhere did it say it was for TW only. Matter of fact, brah, it looks like it was posted in a Paranoid Android thread. Last time I checked, chief, PA is AOSP and is a part of PAC Man.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] akellar:
This exact file has its own thread (or two) here on xda already.
[General Questions and Answers] yolopai:
I recently bought a smartphone. Its 'GFive G9'. It is also rebranded in some places as 'Cherry Mobile Blaze 2.0'. I was wondering if there was any custom roms like miui, cyanogenmod etc.? :confused:

The specifications are as follows:

Processor: 1209 mhz Quad core armv7 processor (rev 2 v7l)

Screen: 5.7 inch ips capacitive touch screen, resolution is 720 x 1280

Hardware(according to AnTuTu CPU Master): MT6589

P.S. If you require any more details or anything related to this phone just reply on the thread :good:

EDIT 2: I found a miui transplant for the phone. Usable as a base maybe? (not able to post links so if you need in just pm me)
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 Software Upgrading] evvivo2:
Good morning, I've bought in Germany a MDA T-mobile,

some monthes ago I've downloaded from XDA-developers FTP a rom update, and this is my situation:

ROM version : 1.11.04 ITA

Data ROM: 03/15/05

Radio version: 1.11.00

Protocoll: 1337.42

ExtROM: 1.11.194 ITA

I'd like to know if there is a newer ROM in italian language.

If yes could anyone post the exact link because i've browsed the xda-developers ftp but there are a lot of roms and I can't understand their language and if their are newer then the one i've installed.

Thanks for your help
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 Software Upgrading] evvivo2:
Up
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 Software Upgrading] eaglewb:
Up
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 Software Upgrading] ziki:
Yours is the latest Italian ROM available (JAM one, right?)

If you want you can upgrade only the Radio version to the 1.12.10.

Have you the Ext_Rom cab files of this version to upload them on the xda ftp?
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 Software Upgrading] evvivo2:
Yes,thanks

Sorry for the "up" but i've problems with my connection...
[Micromax A116] thecupid:
[COLOR="Blue][SIZE="5"][/SIZE][/COLOR][U]Here is a solution i found for my micromax canvas hd A116 screen blackout and flickering and washout problem post jelly bean 4.2 update [/U]

Simply enable debuuging mode

Go in developer options, and click “disable hardware overlays” under the drawing section

The problem is with android 4.2.x, the OS gets confused and can’t decide if the CPU or the GPU should be drawing the screen, so it flickers do to it switching between the CPU and GPU real fast…

Lets See if theres a permanent update to this problem from the developers
[Micromax A116] Sauravh:
Dear Friend,

Unfortunately it is not a proper solution as the above does not solve the issue on ALL phones with the problem just as the problem is not present on all phones.

If you go through the threads related to the issue, you would see that a lot of people already tried the above method and a few others, it worked for some, other solution worked for some and there are also for a lot of users (unfortunately including me) none of the solution worked so far.
[Micromax A116] harideep:
use another rom

dear friend,

use jellyxperia v7 rom. problem will be solved
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vagoybostero:
Dear all,

Is there any way to change my newtwork interfaces names?

I.e: I want to change the name of wlan0 to wlan1 or whatever.

Thank you very much in advance!
[Google Chromecast] woody1:
The main thing that I was hoping to do with Chromecast was to use it in hotels while travelling. From what I'm reading, there are 2 major problems that would make this not a good option for hotels:

1. Sounds like there's not a way currently to accommodate wi-fi hotspots that require a web page login. This is the situation you find in most hotels.

2. The DNS is hard-coded to Google's DNS servers. This means that if you're travelling away from your home country and you need to use DNS proxies to reach restricted sources, (e.g., Netflix, BBC, Spotify), you're out of luck.

Those two restrictions make the Chromecast not very useful for my purposes. Root access would have been an approach to fix item #2, but now that's gone. So, I'm wondering if anybody knows of any development that's underway to deal with these issues? I took a quick look at the Chromecast API and I didn't see any way to manage the wi-fi connection or to change the DNS settings. I'm hoping some clever developer will figure out a way to deal with this.
[Google Chromecast] kenhicg:
Interesting, I was hoping to do the same thing. Some hotels don't require login but most do now. Has anyone tested it?

You could use a laptop and a micro router. I carry a mini tplink router to hotels to use. You can put it and a laptop on that router then stream from the browser to the chromecast. Not perfect but a workaround. Not sure if there is a way to stream directly from a phone or tablet yet.
[Google Chromecast] willverduzco:
Virtual Router should work, as (I believe) it supports multicast. Unfortunately, quite a few wifi cards will crash when using it, though. I have an Alfa AWUS036H that I use for... security testing... but that unfortunately can't sustain a connection with the software enabled.
[Google Chromecast] xenokc:
I've used my rooted phone as wifi hotspot/router and then connect tablet or laptop to control chromecast. Unfortunately if a phone is in hotspot mode, chromecasting on same phone won't work so need to use second device to control chromecast.
[Google Chromecast] woody1:
Using a travel router would work, and maybe using a second Android phone as well, but all of that is defeating the purpose of using the Chromecast device. If I have to go through all of that, I might as well just use an HDMI dongle with my Android phone instead of the Chromecast.

The advantage that the Chromecast would have over phone+dongle is that the Chromecast is small and easy to attach to the TV and I wouldn't have to disconnect it when I was finished. That plus the fact that I would be able to use the phone as a remote control.

But if I've got to pack a travel router and set it up to run Chromecast, the convenience factor is gone. Also, unless there's a wired connection available, putting the 2nd phone or router in the picture would provide only half of the wi-fi bandwidth and slow the connection. Hotel wireless connections are usually pretty slow to begin with.

If somebody comes up with a solution to fix these issues on Chromecast, then I will definitely use it. Otherwise, I'll stick with the phone+hdmi dongle.
[Google Chromecast] kenhicg:
One advantage to using the CC is quality. The mhl adapters just don't have the quality and at a hotel with decent speed the router is not an issue. Besides you will not loose speed if you are plugging your router into the LAN.

life is better with r00t
[Google Chromecast] Torfin:
Riiiiiiiiight :silly:
[Google Chromecast] screwyluie:
lol i have one of those too, and we all know exactly why you have it ;)
[Google Chromecast] kenhicg:
http://readwrite.com/2013/08/06/chromecast-hotel-travel-wi-fi-challenges#awesm=~ofCmrzdqug8DvB

http://www.connectify.me/hotspot-chromecast-best-friend/
[Google Chromecast] y2whisper:
yeah connectify gives my really inconsistent results. so far only netflix and youtube have worked. music hasn't at all. If I could figure out the cause I'd buy the pro version while its still on sale.
[Google Chromecast] tamanaco:
At one point I was planning to get a WL-330NUL mini router. Watch video here. (Supposedly the world's smallest) Given that it's a WiFi router... I believe it could work with the chromecast dongle using a WiFi connected smartphone/tablet/laptop. Looking at the video it appears that in standalone mode it can route using Ethernet on the WAN end and using a laptop it can route using WiFi in the WAN end. In the later scenario the laptop is used to authenticate with the hotel WiFi network and the router dongle appears to act as an AP. Not 100% sure of the second scenario, but it "appears" to be so. The router can be found online for the same price you paid for your chromecast. If I get a chance, before the end of the week, I might stop by B&H Photo-Video and pick one up.

Edit:

Here is another video that shows the features a bit more clearly
[Google Chromecast] raptir:
I really think that the Chromecast was designed as a way to turn your TV into a "smart" TV... not so much to be a portable device for media streaming. Even bringing it between three houses is annoying as you need to go through the full setup process each time you move between wireless networks since it only stores the most recent network.

Even if you could get it to connect to a hotel's WiFi I would not use it that way, since there's no option to restrict who on the network can cast content to the device.
[Google Chromecast] tamanaco:
In hotels all the WiFi connected devices are segregated. Try it. Connect two devices to "most if not all" hotel WiFi networks and the two devices can not connect to each other even while connecting from the same room. This is done for security purposes. With the set up I mentioned with the mini WiFi router any devices connecting to the wireless network created by the mini router needs to authenticate with the AP function of the router.
[Google Chromecast] kenhicg:
I use a tplink micro router. I plug into the ether net and it still requires that I log in. So I'm not sure if that will even work.

Life is better with root.
[Google Chromecast] raptir:
Yeah, that would work. You're relying on the hotel having a wired connection in addition to wireless, which I do not see as often unless you're staying in business hotels.

Still, my post was more trying to point out that design decisions like only remembering one wireless hotspot make it seem like they did not intend this to be used for travelling.
[Google Chromecast] tamanaco:
Maybe I was not clear enough in my previous post... when "combined" with a laptop the mini router-laptop setup can act as WiFi LAN to WiFi WAN router. The "Laptop's" WiFi adapter links and authenticates with the hotel's WiFi AP and acts as a bridge to the USB connected mini WiFi router. The mini router then acts as a wireless AP for the wireless nodes in your room. Your chromecast and smartphone/tablet would then link and authenticate to the AP in the mini router and talk to each other as they would be in the same WiFi LAN segment. Both of them will then go out to the Internet using the WiFi connection of the laptop WiFi adapter. Take a look at the second video that I added at the end of my initial post.
[Google Chromecast] raptir:
Ah. I guess I'm just not seeing why you would go through all of that hassle when an HDMI cable would do the same thing. The Chromecast is great for convenience, when you remove that it just doesn't seem like a good solution to me.
[Google Chromecast] tamanaco:
It might not be a good solution for you, but for those of us that carry a laptop when we travel having two extra dongles would not be much of a hassle. Remember, even if the chromecast had its own browser to authenticate to the hotels WiFi and access the Internet your smartphone/tablet would not be able see it. You need to create your own wireless LAN segment in your hotel room for both devices to connect and a way for both to have access to the Internet via a router in order for the chromecast to work You need to replicate an environment similar to your home wireless network for the chromecast to work as designed.

Edit: Btw, I agree that having a laptop or tablet with separate HDMI port an HDMI cable is a better solution, but since this thread was about chromecast in hotels I was trying to keep the discussion relevant while exploring a "possible" solution.
[Google Chromecast] raptir:
I guess it just comes down to a matter of opinion. I do carry a laptop when I travel and I still think that plugging it into the TV with an HDMI cable would be easier than going through all that. The chromecast is less capable but more convenient than an HDMI cable, but if you've got a setup that causes the chromecast to be the less convenient option I just don't see why you'd go with it.
[Google Chromecast] tamanaco:
I had updated my post before your reply. In essence we're in agreement about having an HDMI cable, but I believe that the possibility exist for making this work with just a smartphone with bluetooth and the chromecast dongle. My understanding is that the chromecast also has bluetooth capabilities. So a firmware update and basic browser in the chromecast can be use to authenticate with the hotel's WiFi network while the smartphone can act as a remote via Bluetooth. Just speculating here... but who knows.
[Google Chromecast] theob88:
Hi there. I just went through the headache of getting my Chromecast to work in my hotel room with a WiFi login screen. There are lots of forums that have the right instructions, but miss some of the details to actually make it work. I posted more thorough instructions that worked for me in the following thread. Hopefully this helps.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2381662&page=3
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bhvingrover:
Hi

:(:(:(

I have the Samsung galaxy S Advance (DULP8) and I want to root it. I followed the steps to root but when i copy the root.zip into my external memory card and then go try to flash that via stock recovery(update via external storage ) i don't see it ? in fact there is stuff that dosent belong to me like some song folders and such:confused::confused::confused:

I even tried copying the file in internal and external still no luck . I had the device earlier and it was running gingerbread then it got messed up and i sent to Samsung to repair they repaired it and returned with jellybean 4.1.2 installed :highfive:

I don't know what to do i am so frustrated and cofused about where the hell does the folders come from which i have no clue about ?:confused:

Also in the storage in settings there is three tabs

1.Device memory

2.Internal Storage

3.Sdcard

When i select update from external storage in recovery it dosent even go to my external sd ?:confused:
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Razvan:
From recovery choose "install zip from external sdcard" don't use update.
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bhvingrover:
There is option like that

There is no Option like that I am using stock recovery.
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shut_down:
Is there install? Or apply update from external storage?

Ok, I did not use stock recovery for a long time - I do not remember what is exacly. If you do not see anything from "update from external storage" you will need to REPARTITION your SD card. This is not formating, this is erasing partition and creating it again. Guide: http://xdaforums.com/wiki/SD_card_partitioning

You will lose data from it, so I suggest you to backup it to a computer.
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shiningb:
Sometimes you pasted your zip on a folder that is down below than those that stock recovery displays

So what you have to do is: go to your file explorer (personally I use ES file explorer) and enable display of hidden files, then some folders with . will appear so try pasting the zip on one of those folders

If stock recovery doesn't show anything when apply updates is pressed, then you'll have to do what shut_down said
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bhvingrover:
Stock Recovery does show things in External storage

It does show stuff but its not stuff which is in my memory card (4gb).
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shut_down:
You need to put root.zip on EXTERNAL SD. It is not shown in INTERNAL.
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] garry64:
This might work but first you need to backup all your data: from ext-sd and from usb storage.

Then factory reset you phone. After that format your ext-sd with sistem file "FAT32" . When done with that put only the "root.zip" on the sd.

After all above is done try to install the root file with stock recovery.

P.S If this doesn't work you might be stuck on the stock JB for a long time.
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rafelkrok:
Are you tried internal storage?
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] nagasgura:
Play Store Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.steinapps.note2hiddensettings&hl=en

Donate Version Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.steinapps.note2hiddensettingspro

This app enables you to easily change hidden settings on your Note 2 (and possibly other Samsung devices), such as:

Adding a shutter sound on/off option to the camera

Turning on Infinite Scroll mode on the launcher and app drawer

Extending how many contacts you can join together

These modifications normally can only be made by manually editing a system file, which can be dangerous and very inconvenient. This app makes the process quick and painless.

Features:

Shows which options have already been enabled, even by a different app or manually

Creates an automatic backup in case something goes wrong

Nice looking Holo interface

Supports devices which implement feature.xml or an others.xml file (all Touchwiz roms)

Adds a custom tag to the system file that allows you to easily tell what has been changed

Screenshots:

​

Changelog:

1.6:
Added a new feature to have a home page button in the browser menu
Added ads to support the development of this app and further similar apps.
You can shut them off my pressing the menu key, but theyl help support the app.
Alternatively, you could also buy the new donate version that has no ads and no permissions.

1.5:
Fixed a problem that caused all the features not to work
Fixed a problem that caused certain phone features not to work
Added much more languages to the sumsymbols including Russian and Spanish (confirmed working)

1.4:
Fixed file permission issues that caused the backup to not be applied

1.3:
Added a new Sound Settings category.
Sound settings has a Shutter Sound option so if the shutter sound menu didn't work, you can turn it off this way

1.2:
Added 5 more features:
- Call Duration menu in the call log of the stock dialer
- Camera during calls
- Folder View in the messaging app
- Automatically power on the phone before an alarm (might not work)
- Make the background color of the Email app white instead of black

1.1:
Fixed problem causing some of the options to display as off even when turned on

1.0:
Initial Release (16 options)

If it doesn't seem to get root permissions and the reboot now option doesn't work:

Make sure that the XPrivacy app isn't blocking it from getting root permissions

For anyone having trouble with the app and the Reset to Default button isn't working:

Use Root Explorer, ES File Explorer or a similar app to go to the /system/csc directory

Delete the feature.xml file

Rename the feature_backup.xml file to feature.xml

Make sure the file permissions on the new feature.xml are rw-r--r--:

Owner: Read, Write

Group: Read

Others: Read

If you have any questions, feature requests, or bugs, PM me and I'll fix them ASAP.
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] uccoffee.forum:
this is so nice for my note 2, but is there something similar for my note 1 as well ?
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] nagasgura:
There's a good chance that some of these will work. It's been confirmed working for the S4. First check if you have a feature.xml file or an others.xml file in the /system/csc directory.
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] guitardoc64:
I tried it on my Galaxy S4. It works! So far I have only tried the shutter sound toggle but I expect that the other settings should work too.