yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Carpe-Dimi:
I have indeed been using slim bean, and both pick up to call and flip to mute are present in that rom, which is awesome ofcourse. But samsung's touchwiz framework and apps do add functionality that I find too useful to give up on. (camera/gallery, DLNA. lockscreen). Not to mention that I am no fan of the black and blue theme that all the aosp based roms come with, nor do i like having to resort to a theme manager app for getting rid of it. (but I realize this is personal, and i can still mod the framework to my likings if I so desired)

Also, it is easier to add slim bean features to the touchwiz framework than it is the other way around, so that's what I'm doing instead :p

So for that I wanna learn how to make that motion settings menu work on touchwiz :o

EDIT:

I've installed the secsettings of an S Advance rom (fw xxqle) and that made a motions settings menu appear ^_^

of all these settings, only 2 actually worked, including flip 2 mute! :D (oh and shake to refresh) but not including pick up 2 call, which is mean since we do have a proximity sensor.

Anyways, I turned these options to on, replaced the original settings and the functions remained working :victory:
[Droid Ultra Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] devlp1213:
I've started getting the issue when on Wi-Fi it will sometimes freeze and I have to toggle it to get it working again. I remember hearing about this some time back but don't remember is this is a software or hardware issue. Anyone else's maxx started this yet?
[Droid Ultra Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phositadc:
Happened a couple times on an ATT moto x I was using. Fixed it by forcing it to 2.4ghz. Hasn't happened on this mini yet.

-Sent from my Droid Mini.-
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] majorcedar:
Hello all!

I wanted to install a touchwiz ROM. Someone said this would be the best on battery life and just plain "workability." Any recommendations? I'm not asking for the best, only ROMS that persons might recommend.

Too, I'm a newbie, could someone give me some instructions on how to flash and install? Thanks.

BTW: My phone is rooted already on Stock. I was going to use Quantum but someone said it is not stable enough for newb.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] saj222:
Dandroid.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Greycloak42:
I've been running synergy rom with the kt747 kernel for a few months. I've been happy so far.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] camb003:
Just installed Slim Bean 4.2.2. and I like the clean look, feel, fast. Don't think is TW though.

Read. Then read some more.

1. Know your hardware and what you have installed. Read on going from - to.

2. Go for stable releases not beta. Read on what have people encountered as problems when they transitioned.

3. Backup apps and data first. I've read more than once as a general rule you don't restore data because it can cause big headaches. Read and watch YT on how to use apps like Titanium Backup and ROM Manager.

4. Read the beginner guides on how to flash and then write your questions and SEARCH for your answers first before posting. As resources you can also use You Tube or simply Google it.

5. Never flash without a fully charged battery. Make sure you take your time if you are new to flashing. It's well worth at the beginning.
[General Questions and Answers] Padawan2013:
I have an At&T Galaxy Note Rooted running 4.2.2 and the rom I'm using is AOKP quincyatt unofficial 2013-08-28. I have trouble syncing candy crush and other games that link to facebook. Is there a fix for this issue Please Help Me
[Microsoft Surface] sneak3:
Hello!

I was just wondering if we could change the function of the pen switch based on the application running. Something like the profiles of Intuos tablets.

Id like to use Alt with photoshop and Shift with zbrush, for example, and not having to go the pen options and change the function every single time.

Ideas?
[Microsoft Surface] Spark1223:
Yes you need to get wacom feel driver for the pro. It will show up in control panel. Google Microsoft surface pressure sensitivity driver or Surface wacom driver
[Microsoft Surface] sneak3:
Hey man! Thanks, but I already have that driver installed.

The thing is it won't allow you to set the switch different functions based on the application, but rather choose only one.

I needed a way to use the switch as SHIFT at one time, and then ALT right after, without having to manually change the function in the control panel.

I use both photoshop and zbrush almost simultaneously and it would be a pain to change it back and forth every single time I change the application im working on.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] Felimenta97:
So, my brother just got the tablet, and I might use it for a month until I get my Xperia Tablet Z in October...

So, I downloaded Real Racing 3 in my profile (which is a full one, but brother is the owner)... So I went and downloaded the game again. It made me very happy that the apk itself can be shared, so no need to download it again.

But, as soon as I opened the game on his profile, the data started to download again... I suppose the game progress is saved there, because of that behavior...

Now, my question is: is there a way to share the game data (with exception of progress by each of us)? This is the 32 GB model, so in last case I can keep both, but it would be good to save up some space...

So, anyone?

Enviado de meu Nexus 7 usando Tapatalk 4
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] Delux9364:
STOCK ROOTED DEODEXED ROM (XXBMC4 Android 4.1.2)

You'll need to flash CWM recovery from Odin.

Download HERE

ATTENTION: I zipped the rom from CWM recovery, so....DON'T rename the image.zip before flashing

DOWNLOAD ROM (Dropbox)

DOWNLOAD ROM (Google Drive)

I also introduced a 4-way reboot

(you should install Busybox from market, since I was too lazy to add this to the rom)

Download 4-way reboot (Dropbox)

Download 4-way reboot (Google Drive)

ok, wait a moment... What's the [PHONE] tag about?

Just look at this... :)

I enabled the SecPhone.apk in framework-res.apk.

So, before you ask me if it can make and/or receive calls I'll answer you:

NO, it doesn't. Or, at least, not now.

You can only dial USSD codes.

I really don't know if it's possible to make standard calls, since the device hasn't a GSM modem, even if I know there are some mobile operators which only work in 3G mode for exemple H3G in Italy).

I also saw some videos where people demonstrated they can make standard calls with a 3G-only modem

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mRF2cCFehRQ

So, making and receiving standard phone calls, even if only in 3G mode, SHOULD BE POSSIBLE.

I just don't know how to enable this functionality (pretty sure that's a modem issue)

To enable Phone app flash this through CWM

Download Phone MOD (Dropbox)

Download Phone MOD (Google Drive)

If you have any suggestion about making or receiving calls feel free to PM me, or make a post in this thread. We need some investigation!

And don't forget to press the THANKS button! :laugh:​
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] twistedumbrella:
Edit: You may want to lighten up on the tags, I found like two more links and an extra paragraph when I ripped them out. The Google Drive link was missing the label text, too. I'm a bit nervous about flashing something when the post is that sloppy...​
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] twistedumbrella:
The original text of the post once all the tags are stripped. In case anyone was interested.
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] Delux9364:
I'm sorry man, I did the entire job from a sh*tty netbook. My PC is ko. I'll fix the post once it's back
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] twistedumbrella:
4 way reboot doesn't work. Same menu, but now random reboots. Besides, the sound menu shouldn't be removed completely. I don't use it, but its good not to take stock options away.

Edit: I got the menu to come up, but I couldn't use the 4-way and phone mods together. It also made my "Just Once" and "Always" launch options "Phone" and "Headphone" with a reboot every time I tried to open the status bar drawer.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=811532

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2246535
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] Delux9364:
It works only with a XXBMC4 rom and you've to install busybox to make it work (as I wrote)
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] twistedumbrella:
I didn't install the full rom, so I still had Busybox from when I installed it the first time. Are you suggesting I install it again?
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] Delux9364:
All the mods have been tested only on the image.zip I posted. So yes, you've to install it first. Then busybox, and finally flash the 4 way reboot zip.

P.S.: any suggestions about making standard calls work?
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] twistedumbrella:
That makes no sense. I need to install the full ROM you posted, then busybox, then the mod zip, then reconfigure my entire build just to get a 4-way reboot menu? That is more work than modding my own.

P.S.: VOIP
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] Delux9364:
The thing which makes no sense is that you want to install the 4 way reboot mod without to consider you're writing in a XXBMC4 deodexed rom thread. So, if you want to make it work, you MUST be on any XXBMC4 deodexed rom.

P.S.: not everyone could afford a 3G data plan and subscribe a VOIP contract. If I enabled the phone dialer is just because I want to make standard calls, not VOIP calls.
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] twistedumbrella:
What makes your version different than a stock deodexed XXBMC4 with busybox already installed?

I have the wifi only, so I don't have 3g at all and can make calls. Voip is the protocol not the service. If you don't have service, you can't make calls. Using Google Voice, you can use the standard applications, but you can't just start making calls with no service provider.
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] twistedumbrella:
Enabling phone is simply replacing the false with true for has_voice in the res/values/bools.xml, but did you also change has_sms? Seems that would be equally useful, since there is an SMS over GV app, too.
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] E:V:A:
I'm trying to understand what modem this thing is using. (I don't have one.)

Could someone send me a dd extraction of the the RADIO partion #10 (?) or directly from firmware extraction? It should be called modem.bin. I think there a different ways of enabling phone (calls)...
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] Delux9364:
Here u are, I made this flashable zip. This modem comes from GC100XXBMC4_GC100ITVBLL1_GC100XXBMC3_HOME.tar.md5 on which the rom in this thread is based.
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] E:V:A:
Great! So your modem belong to the Intel XMM6260 chipset (modem + RF front-end). (The modem is X-GOLD 626, and often labeled "XG626", while the front end is SMARTi UE2 or 3.

[SIZE=2]SP6260_20.02_M1S1
...
SP6260_SUPERIOR_03.1308_DB130219 2013-Mar-18 10:53:01
GC100XXBMC3[/SIZE]

The first 4 pages of my signature thread is designated to the AT commands used in this type of modems. The firmware above, is the first new one I have looked at since Intel bought Infineon. The same info above, can be obtained by AT+XGENDATA.

Now, this is not immediately going to help you get phone functionality, but at least we'll be able to know something about the RF chipset and firmware. Depending how the reminder of the RF chips are setup, we could start speculating about what would happen if we were flashing a very similar modem firmware. (Perhaps something found in an Exynos based GT-I9300?)

^ DON'T DO THIS!

But if the Camera does support phone calls, it is not necessarily disabled in modem firmware, but rather in some NV data somewhere else, or both. This is very tricky... (At least I don't know how to read/extract and interpret XMM/Exynos NV data.)
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] E:V:A:
If you're saying that you wanna make GSM calls, then this whole story depend on the RF-front-end components. We're talking SAW filters and antenna switches etc. Since I'm yet to see any good high-res internal pictures of this camera, I cannot answer if these components are there.

I posted this thread long time ago asking for this.

[HW][DEV] Internal Pictures Please

PS. The YouTube video of enabling 3G calls in your OP, is for a Huawei 3G USB stick. These are normally completely different from what you have here, and thus that video doesn't mean anything, unfortunately.
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] twistedumbrella:
Assumably, on the 3G versions of the camera they are missing vital parts, but unless Samsung was EXTREMELY lazy and VERY generous in their hardware design, they were most likely removed in the Wifi version (GC110) and the methods are most likely stubs in both, as software is easier / no more expensive to design once and leave extra parts in. That is likely why I have the AT&T kernel installed without any issues, but all that aside, there would still need to be a way to activate service, which most carries will likely deny.

Edit: I'm not saying it would hurt to look, but its nothing to dedicate too much effort into.
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] Delux9364:
I already did that when I was experimenting on 4.1.1. I flashed various I9300 modem for 4.1.1 and the result was that the carrier name displayed, but I couldn't use my sim card (no sms, no internet, no calls).

I haven't already tested i9300 4.1.2 modems with this GC100 4.1.2 rom, but the result should be the same.

I read in the Galaxy Tab 10.1 forum they enabled the phone functionality flashing the I9103XXLQ3 modem over stock 4.0.4 rom. Would something like that work for us? http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1875024

I don't want to enable GSM calls since that means we would need a 2G modem built in the galaxy camera. And we haven't it, right?

I'm just looking at enabling standard calls on the only network we have (3G)
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] twistedumbrella:
Nevermind, I think I have them reversed. The 100 should be the one I can mod, the 110 is wifi, and the 120 should be CDMA, which would need a software change instead of a firmware modification.

Edit: Anyway, it's going to require editing the NVRAM with a donor phone to get calling since it is a CAMERA, but I have a tutorial to get it done.
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] Delux9364:
Did you post that tutorial anywhere? Just in case someone needs it
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] twistedumbrella:
Google Flashing Evo3D to Verizon. Same process. It doesn't make you look stupid to admit you need it, but posting that information is usually an issue on xda because of the other uses for it.
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] Delux9364:
I don't need to admit I am stupid. I already know it! :)
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] twistedumbrella:
Ummm... then maybe it's better you don't play with anything in the NVRAM besides the IMEI. There are parts that can cause bricks you can't fix with a flash. It took a month of research to rebuild a Sprint Evo with the 4G modem of a Verizon Thunderbolt. It's some pretty dangerous, precise stuff in there.
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] E:V:A:
Ok, so I checked the FCC site for more info. I checked with FCCID: A3L EKGC100. Like you already know:

FCC PCB Markings RF Hardware PCB Date
--------------------------------------------------
EKGC100 Rev.0.0 XG626 + RF 2012.07.27
EKGC110 Rev.0.3 missing RF 2012.08.21
EKGC120 Rev.0.* MDM **** ****
--------------------------------------------------
* = unreadable

Now I noticed that the internal photos have been screwed around with so the PCB revisions are very similar and showing GC100 although the devices are GC100/110/120 respectively.

Sure enough PCB Rev0.0 contain all the required radio parts, whereas Rev.0.3 is missing most, while the GC120 is Qualcomm based and illegible...

Great! So, yeah, probably you only need to spend some time rebuilding the NVDATA as mentioned.

There are no problems posting links to such information unless it is to copyrighted or NDA documents. In which case XDA first have to receive a take-down request and then XDA mod will remove links.

So just post ahead!
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] Delux9364:
Ok so... what would be the next step?

How do you suggest to rebuild nv_data? And what needs specifically to be modified? I can't find any solution online and, as stated from twistedumbrella, it's usually an issue to talk about such things on xda.
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] E:V:A:
I have no idea, since I don't have one of these Cameras. I was just curious about the phone possibilities.

You could try to access AT command mode of modem and see if you can get any radio data out of it. I guess if it displays the carrier name, you probably already have some kind of connection. Only your SIM (etc.) is blocked from using that network...

You need to follow the other threads on how to rebuild and modify NV data. There's nothing illegal nor sacred about that. What is an issue, is that people wanna rebuild IMEI NV data from stolen phones, by changing IMEI etc. In our case there is no issue, because we're doing the community a favor of trying to improve a product. It's not the fault of neither XDA or the developers that IMEI (etc) data is stored in the same place as many other very important device settings and features.
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] Delux9364:
If you can post the links or pm me I'll try to do that as soon as I can
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] twistedumbrella:
The links CANNOT be posted and I already told you exactly what to search for on Google. The best I can give you is that I took a device that had what I wanted, in this case the Thunderbolt, used QPST and did the open_sesame_door trick (SEARCH GOOGLE), took the device I wanted to modify and did the same, then went back and forth between the two copying what I felt was needed. The tutorials on the Internet will teach you how to get the IMEI, 10.key, and ha(?) secret values, but the NVRAM modem data is trial and error. For that, it will take being able to read what you have and figure out what you need. I was told it could not be done when I did it, so it's not something that you can expect to find a step-by-step walkthrough for. It will require YOU to do some work.
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] E:V:A:
If you're using the EKGC100 Rev.0.0, you cannot use QPST AFAIK. QPST is only for Qualcomm... You'll have to try some other tools. Google with:

site:forum.gsmhosting.com
OR
site:xdaforums.com
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] twistedumbrella:
QPST is released by Qualcomm. What you can use it on varies by trial and error. I've used it on OMAP phones before and they are TI. You had to use hardware virtual serial port and create a fake port for it to communicate.
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] E:V:A:
I think you're confusing application processor (AP) and base band processor (BP). You can certainly have OMAP/TI as AP's but they're most likely using a Qualcomm as BP. Sometime they wanna fcuk us up by messing with the drivers. Can you provide more details? Because if you're using QPST to talk to intels XGOLD BP's, that would be epic!
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] twistedumbrella:
Honestly I haven't ever needed to differentiate the hardware components beyond what was needed when something didn't work. I've read it could be used but I haven't tried it. I have the 110, so trying to apply it on that is wasted effort. QPST may turn into equally wasted effort, but at least there is still a chance for that.
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] dlads:
Strange that this camera didn't get the attention that it deserved, I think it's brilliant. Great to see some development still happening for this little monster. :)

Many thanks to the dev. :good:
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] twistedumbrella:
Galaxy Zoom is one half, the NX or whatever the ones are with the interchangeable lenses is the other. $500 for a point-and-shoot with Android is a luxury, not something people can easily justify. I got it FOR development because it had a quad core and my camera took a dump. It serves as my pocket camera and a test device that won't interfere with calls.
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] Delux9364:
Guys I haven't a lot of developing skills, so I cannot go ahead. Sorry.

But if someone with right skills is reading please, don't give up this project!

Enabling calls on the camera would be just awesome, and we wouldn't need anymore to carry with us more than one device!

Remember we are on XDA.

Thanks
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] JAG50:
Guys, making phone calls with your EK-GC100 has already been done. Someone else in another forum posted solution. You must have a Google Voice account and Talkatone. It works. I only travel now with my phone/camera. S3 is taking a break.
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] Jiggity Janx:
That is not true voice calling but using voip. They are talking about truly using the phone number assigned to your cellular sim to make and receive calls through the device radio versus over data.
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] twistedumbrella:
Why use talkatone when there is an app specifically designed to use Google Voice through the stock dialer and an SMS counterpart to do the same for that? (As mentioned already in this thread)

I have been meaning to ask, is everyone using headsets or just ok with speakerphone 24/7? That was the big reason I never felt it was necessary.
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] dlads:
It's a good device, plus i'm not poor so I don't really need to justify it, not talking about the masses I was just saying it's nice that it's still getting some attention, if it had more developers developing then it could have been even better.

Mine on the other hand was cheap as chips, got it for £21 quid a month with a galaxy tab 2 7 inch and an Ace, gave the tab to my other half and the phone to one of the kids, I get the camera, 21 quid is nothing, all I have to do is not get a taxi home and get the bus for one night a week and it's all paid for.
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] twistedumbrella:
That's not a bad deal. I am poor, so I had to need it haha. It's been great for testing applications because it does run like the newer phones and my contract isn't up until next year.
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] E:V:A:
Exellent.
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] twistedumbrella:
Why not rename the thread, since the current title sounds more like you want a way to store pictures on the internal memory.
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] E:V:A:
Because I don't want it to be bombarded by noobs asking to activate features they don't know anything about. Let's keep the discussion under-cover until we have something to say. People will find it anyway...
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] twistedumbrella:
...ironically it was the very first thread for this section I looked at. It wasnt until I saw it meant hardware pictures I decided not to continue. I didn't plan on breaking it open on the first day I had it, but there was a short pause to consider doing it carefully.
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] dlads:
Don't get me wrong m8 i'm not rich so i know what you mean lol, i still like a good deal, i guess i'm just good at rationalizing things when i want them :)
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] auckbaurer:
need enlightenment :)

I made it installing cmw irom this thread to my gc100, but i've done stupid things.... So, i thought i can restore data from my micro sd (which belong to sony erricson xperia neo), it saiys "success"but after i reebot the gc100 stuck at opening video/boot animation , any idea what should i do now to make it normal? Help please :)

Edited : i swap data and cache from cmw and it's normal again.. Sorry for bother :)
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] Ouya-XD:
Assess this ROM.

This is a Daily Driver I'd assume?
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] mike2nl:
Badly enough the downloads are no longer working...

If there any solution OP?

Or has someone all downloads for me?
[Galaxy Camera Android Development] Incanity:
would love to get a working downloadlink too...