yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] erick_shadow:
down version C6506_10.3.A.0.423, only the baseband

but just went up the 10.3.1.A.0.244 of C6602,

these files use, are of setool box

10_3_1_A_0_244.APP_SW_Yuga_GENERIC_1269_5309_S1_SW_LIVE_5CA3_PID1_0002_MMC.SIN_FILE_SET

10_3_1_A_0_244.ELABEL_Yuga_elabel_c6602_row.201305211510.SIN_FILE_SET

10_3_1_A_0_244.FSP_Yuga_GLOBAL_HSPA_1271_0119_S1_SW_LIVE_5CA3_PID1_0002_MMC.R7B.SIN_FILE_SET

did not give me any results and return to the version of C6603

setool box held software upgrade and flashtool to upload only the baseband
[HTC One X] djkk16:
Okay guys i am facing this problem on my one x that i can send a file via bluetooth a there is no such option now... Previously there was but after today their juat isnt.

There is no option to send it via bluetooth when i select to share a file no matter what file manager i would try.

Am using viper x rom 3.8 final

Is yhere any way to fix this?
[HTC One X] zex_rad:
There is bt share but not for all file types. Try renaming extesion of file you are trying to send via bt and then rename it back when you recive it.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Regoroth:
Hi guys,

Hoping there are some experts out there who have more wit and experience than I do with my phone :-/

Something very peculiar just happened to me. I got a Samsung Galaxy S Advance from my company, but since I have another phone I decided to upgrade it to Jelly Bean 4.1.2 using Odin to root it. Just like the poster above, Odin said "PASS" but didn't reboot my phone. Not even a flicker on the screen. When I try to boot it myself I see no activity that the phone is even charged or anything. The battery is charged, so I have no clue what could be wrong. What I've tried so far:

1)

Unplugged it and tried to boot it normally, didn't work. No sign of life.

2)

Took the battery hour for 1h+, boot normally, didn't work. No sign of life.

3)

Took the battery out for some time again, boot into download mode, didn't work. No sign of life.

4)

Take the battery out, put it in again. Hold down volume UP and volume DOWN simultaneously, power on. Didn't work

NOTE! When the phone is plugged into my PC and I do this, the computer makes a beep indicating something is being recognized as plugged into the computer, a second later it makes a beep indicating something was unplugged... nothing more happens.

Please help. I'm rather new to Android phones, and I would appreciate any assistance :(

Thank you

// Regoroth
[One (M7) General] fuzzl:
This evening
[One (M7) General] crachel:
[Discussion] HTC One - Updates

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[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] joshuagalipeau:
is there any chance for a Moto X ROM for our i747s?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] aybarrap1:
Unless you or someone else can port it and get all of the drivers installed and working then probably not. Besides that what is it about the ROM that you are wanting? As far as looks it is almost AOSP completely. Maybe a few extra things that comes with blur which only adds to bloat.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] fffft:
I'm not sure anyone will see a compelling reason to do this. As was posed above.. what feature(s) in Moto X are you looking for?

An ASOP ROM or actually a wicked ROM (which has a lot of configuration options); choosing the ASOP lockscreen.. plus the Dynamic Notifications app (which adds the distinctive Moto X notifications) would achieve the same thing for me.

But it all depends on why you want it. Were these the key features that caught your eye?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] joshuagalipeau:
i like the touchless control feature! thanks for the other things though! i guess i should think before posting! sorry :D
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] fffft:
AFAIK.. which isn't that much regarding Moto X.. they are using voice control. The Samsung S Voice app does much the same thing. There is also the Air swipes app which adds touch less S4 style air gestures to the S3. You may want to look at those apps.

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[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] joshuagalipeau:
awesome!! thanks so much
[Shield Q&A] Hardcore73:
Anyone else notice there is a huge dead zone on the analog sticks? You can move them about 1/4 inch before they register you are moving.

Really hurts playing games like Black Ops 2 where everything is really twitchy and fast.
[Shield Q&A] s0me guy:
i have noticed this too. :(

i don't believe its a software (lag) thing either as it seems to act this way in every app/program ive used (not streaming). including the right stick "mouse".

as long as you stay away from dead center it seems to not be an issue, but that is nowhere near ideal during gaming.

the D-pad is pretty much useless in terms of a D-pad and acts very much like a analog stick. (im working on a mod to change this).
[Shield Q&A] Hardcore73:
It sucks. If it played like the Xbox 360 controller does on my PC it would rock.
[Shield Q&A] s0me guy:
im not a fan of that controller but i feel your pain.

Nvidia had their work cut out for them trying to make "every" gamer happy with one controller. but i think in looking at the bigger picture they missed a few trivial things that stand out like a sore thumb when sitting down with this thing for 5min. :(
[Shield Q&A] Hardcore73:
Yeah dead sticks makes it impossible for some games. I don't care who you are or what your joystick preferences are.
[Shield Q&A] s0me guy:
Yea. I remember when the analog stick use to get a all loose on the Nintendo 64 controller. It made FPS games impossible to play.
[Shield Q&A] Hardcore73:
I think it is a software issue. If it's hardware then there is no fixing it.
[Shield Q&A] SixSixSevenSeven:
I didn't have an N64 (being of the wrong generation and in an anti gaming household) but I did have a gamecube and wii and have handled the Wii U brick remote, I just don't think nintendo have a clue on how the hell an analogue stick should work.

The gamecube one I swear from centre to fully pushed forwards goes something like: 0%, 50%, 100% rather than being an actual analogue stick, plus a rather large deadzone, and that was from new and on all my controllers. Dolphin emulator with an xbox 360 controller (which is a controller I like apart from the DPad again, no one does a good DPad) seems far more controllable, mario actually has some speed control to him....

We'll ignore the fiasco of the right thumbstick not even being a full size thumbstick on the gamecube, I mean seriously, what is with that thing?

Wii analogue sticks, bit more control from them but horrible in your hand, actually I found my thumb getting sore as they arent a nice shape and are rock solid rather than having a rubberized finish. Plus they didn't seem to have a strong spring under them, just felt like too little force was required to push it to its extremeties.

Wii U seems to use Wii nunchuck sticks, just 2 of them so its twice as bad.

Nintendo + thumbsticks = fail.

Nintendo + buttons is slightly better
[Shield Q&A] Hardcore73:
Yeah the 360 controller spoiled me :)
[Shield Q&A] Space_Bear:
Yes, I definitely experience this deadzone. The stick will travel halfway before registering in some games. I believe it's a software issue because there is zero play/travel when I use the right stick mouse.
[Shield Q&A] Hardcore73:
Ah that would be good news if software. Means it could be fixed.
[Shield Q&A] SixSixSevenSeven:
It usually is software.

Thumbsticks generally work by being 2 potentiometers, simply a variable resistor. You can record the altered current flow through the resistor quite easily. There will be 1 for vertical movement and 1 for horizontal. They will usually have minimum resistance with stick at the bottom (or left) and max at the top (or right) and then 50% resistance when perfectly centred. However the springs plus inaccuracy in the potentiometers themselves mean that the stick will rarely if ever output the dead centre signal, so in software you tend to ignore a small range of readings around what should be the centre zone, this area being the deadzone.

So yeah its software. They would have to be doing something really weird for it to be hardware (hall effect thumbsticks for instance could have a hardware deadzone, been done but there is no benefit really).
[Shield Q&A] GTX420:
i'm sure it's software. i notice it more playing games. cursor on Android home screen/OS (Right Thumb analog) seems to be more sensitive, but still has a deadzone.
[Shield Q&A] Hardcore73:
So still no fix for the dead zone issues. That sucks.

Makes playing Call of Duty Black Ops 2 almost impossible.
[Shield Q&A] Kekskruemeltorte:
You can fix it for yourself with Tincore KeyMapper.

Normally you use this program for playing touch based games or with some emulators.

But you can simply map anything on the sticks/buttons.

For me I mapped on the right stick mouse movement, because in Nvidia Streaming Mode the Mouse is disabled.

So with Tincore KeyMapper I have my Mouse back in Nvidia Streaming Mode and can play games like Diablo 3 which need baldy the mouse function.

I also mapped my left stick and the Deadzone is gone, so its Software releated.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask.

Greetings from Germany
[Shield Q&A] Hardcore73:
Can you confirm by playing Black Ops 2 or similar to test?
[Shield Q&A] Kekskruemeltorte:
Don't have BO2, but tested it with some other games in streaming mode and with normal android games on the shield and the deadzone problem was fixed for me.

Simply give Tincore a chance.

You need some little time to understand the app, but after this it's very easy to configure.
[Shield Q&A] Hardcore73:
I will try it but not sure how that will help dead zone.

Thank you.
[Shield Q&A] Kekskruemeltorte:
Tincore overrides the default stick/button handling.

So if it is software related, what it looks for me, this can fix the problem.
[Shield Q&A] hexitnow:
Just got my shield last night, how are you playing diablo 3 on it?

Hit thanks if I helped you out. Doing a little bit of reading goes a long way. Sent via tapatalk.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] chaosrde:
I just bought my Nexus 7 yesterday, immediatly got home and began trying to root it.

Downloaded the Nexus Root Toolkit from WubFresh, and got to work with it.

I got my Nexus unlocked no problem, but every time I try to root it, it comes up with "Booting TWRP Temporarily", and gets stuck there.

I've tried it probably 20 times now, even tried rooting from another program with no success. I dont know what Im doing wrong here.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] chaosrde:
Stupid mistake... When selecting my device, I was choosing the regular nexus 7 wifi version, not Nexus 2.

So I also ended up having the wrong build number.

Reselecting my device with the correct selections fixed it.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] nickademus420:
i did the same thing.... wrong model chosen at first.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mazzz:
My phones build is 0100 B171, the same as the one I was following in this tutorial: http://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=plpp&v=M3oeBWClgNc

I can install the dload file successfully, but when it comes to running the rootx it always says my device is not found. I'm pretty sure i have all the right settings enabled/disabled on my phone.

I've looked up steps to rooting my device too, but they say the same as the video and I'm still stuck. Can anyone help?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] vanish57:
Hello,

I've been using AOKP mr2 for the last few weeks, and I love it, except for two things. I cannot seem to be able to send or recieve MMS messages. If I try to send them, it just says "sending" forever. When someone sends one to me, I get a notification of a message, but when I open the notification, it takes me to the send a new message screen, and if I go to whoever sent me the message in the messaging app myself, there is no new message there. I looked through the forums, but couldn't find a solution (though my search-fu isn't very strong).

The other problem I only mention because it could be related. My data connection isn't very stable, and requires me to set it to airplane mode and back to re-establish, especially after I turn off Wi-Fi. This problem I can live with, and as I said I only mention in case it is related to the MMS issue.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Heisenberg:
Have you checked your APNs? Mms problems are usually caused by incorrect APN setup.

Sent from my Evita
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] vanish57:
I have, they are the same that they were back when I was on mr1, with MMS acting correctly.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Wobzy:
I'd be going with this advice.

Get your apn settings from your carriers website, don't just rely on the settings being the same as they were before.

Three nights ago I succesfully sent an mms.

Yesterday mine were stuck same as yours.

Checked my carriers settings, ****ed if I know how but they didn't match.

____________________

HTC One XL

Viper XL 3.2.8 JB

Telstra AU
[Optimus One, P500, V Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dokvader114:
hey there i need a good rom for old baseband (very old .. ) and i cant find one..

if someone remmber the gingersnap rom of neko95 and have a link for v1.4 it will be awsome !

ty helpers!
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] Steve-Savalas:
Since we've been using our P6 we keep getting a notification that Whatsapp is currently a "power intensive" app. After clicking on the notification it takes me to the "Bkgd power-intensive apps" screen under the "power manager" menu where we can see Whatsapp at the top of the list with a red battery next to it, and "power intensive" under it. It's suggesting we close the app, so we do. Obviously Whatsapp needs to be running to receive messages so the service restarts. A bit later we get the notification again. If we disable Whatsapp from running in the background we don't receive any Whatsapp messages so it has to be left to run in the background. Does anyone know how to disable this notification, or has anyone else had this issue...!?
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] sisqoboy:
I've seen an ignore sign somewhere...
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] Steve-Savalas:
Yes I looked for 'ignore' but there wasn't one. I've seen 'ignore' on other notifications but not this one. Just waiting for it to pop up again, maybe take a screenshot.,,
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] Shadowspears:
"power intensive" notification

What I did to stop the "power intensive" notification pupping every time is that; After entering >Power Manager >Background apps Manager > Just slide the "All" switch to the left to turn of all applications. Since then i have not receive the notification. I don't know if my apps have all stop working in the background but after a while i will confirm that.
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] ttkyy:
I use TB deleted the power manager and the ??permission ??
[HTC One X] columbo67:
Hi

A few days ago my phone developed a big problem; when at home I get zero reception - msg reads 'disconnected because service is not available. Sometimes even when not at home I have a few bars but if someone calls it goes straight to voicemail or says that the service is not available. I used to get full reception at home. The problem is not due to a network fault as my wife is on the same network and she still gets a full signal.

I was using viper x rom 3.5 and had not messed with roms for several months. Just prior to the problem happening I was connected to the pc via USB . I noticed that something was wrong when poweramp stopped playing and all my music files were not recognised (this may or may not be related to the problem) and I had to restart the phone and rescan for music.

I have tried several solutions including flashing the last viper rom (3.8) and trying a different sim, but nothing has worked. I have still lost all reception where I used to have a great signal (and someone on the same network in the same house still does).

Even at work with a reception I sometimes don't receive texts and often takes a few attempts to send them.

Does this sound like a hardware fault that I will need to send my phone in for repair. Or could there be any other solutions?

Thanks
[HTC One X] columbo67:
Yes. The problem didn't happen when messing with a new rom. I had been on viper 3.5 for months then it just happened. I upgraded to viper 3.8 today to see if that would help, and I flashed the boot.img. The rom installed fine but I still have the same issue.
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
After installing did you also do a full wipe?

Edit: if you did a clean install you can always try flash a different kernel and corresponding modules
[HTC One X] columbo67:
If I returned to to stock would that be the same as trying a different kernel?
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
Yes. In the nandroid backup is your stock boot.img, that is your stock kernel
[HTC One X] columbo67:
Sorry for all the questions, I have only flashed a few roms.

I downloaded a stock rom for my version from the collections thread. It is a 7zp file not a zip file. When I open it it doesn't have a boot.imag. I think this is a twrp backup and I use the emmc.win file?

I have twrp installed as my recovery but I am not sure what to do.

Do I copy the emmc.win file to the fastboot folder like I would if it was a boot.img and then flash in the same way?

I am also not sure what to do with the nandroid 7zp backup. Do I extract it (or not) and then put it direct on to my sd card? Or do I place it within my twrp folder?

Do I need a custom recovery, I am not sure which one to use for version 3.14.

Sorry for all the questions.

Thanks
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
You need a recovery that supports both cwm and twrp nandroids.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2240646

That is philz touch recovery, I use it, touch works and it supports both cwm and twrp nandroids.

Now you need a nandroid, check your CID + Version main and get your nandroid here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1975140

Make sure you have the nandroid you downloaded in the right folder, do a full wipe, restore it, and flash the boot.img. That is all :)
[HTC One X] columbo67:
Thanks. What is the right folder? Do I use the recovery to do the full wipe before I flash?

I used that link and have my version for HG3__001 but there is no boot.img in the 7zp file I downloaded. :confused:
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
I think clockworkmod/backups

Yeah you do a full wipe with it.. well if there is no boot img or boot emmc in the file then its not a complete backup..

I just noticed that you found a boot emmc file (s/t like that) flash it like any other boot.img

---------- Post added at 01:10 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:02 AM ----------

Also, the files do not need to be unzipped. It's supposed to be like that
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cgp1:
I have a un-rooted Galaxy GE S4.

This happens every-time.

I wake up my screen. Then slide to unlock. Then the phone won't register my first press on any app icon. Registers every press on screen after the first one without fail. I tried rebooting and clearing cache to no avail. This has been going on for a while I thought it might be normal behavior but tried a friends GE S4 and his didn't do this.

Any ideas?
[Off-topic] baha:
HI EVERY BODY HELPME PLEASE

MY HP 6315 IS NOT WORKING

JUST COME TO THISPLAY WRITE (WELCOME TO TMOBILE ) DOS NOT OPEN MY HP 6315 WHAT DOYING

hamzaali38@hotmail.com
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ntragas:
It 's been a week since i flashed saurom rom to my phone and it was really slow so i decided to go back to jb.i ve just installed paranoidandroid romand my phone still lags like hell.Everything is slow even the rom installing takes more time...

i always do all the wipes before and after the installation.Anyone has any idea to help?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nestul:
You could try another kernel or install greenify and hibernate some apps. If it doesnt chaNge anything, at least you discard those as culprits.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ntragas:
it feels like my internal sd card has gone slow is this possible?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ElmirBuljubasic:
How old is your i9000? ho many rom do you have flashed?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ntragas:
2,5 years old .I ve flashed about 20 roms or maybe more.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DumF0rGaming:
You have to start with a clean slate, I guess

1. Backup EVERYTHING you can, even contacts, sms and notes to paper notepad

Don't forget about Nandroid, efs and programs ofc

2. Disable all your tweaks

3. Install the latest stock ROM via Odin 1.82 or Heimdall

4. Root it!

5. Install CM7 then CM9 then CM10.2

6. And Paranoid Android

After this hardcore method your phone shoud work as a charm
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ntragas:
what stock rom you suggest?

also i have to do a repartition is it not needed?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kevinrus123:
Get the JVU stock rom , the repartition makes the .PIT file in odin...

Get a stock ROM , CM7 or CM9 ; cause these 3 are the fastest and best.

To say the truth , you can forget CM10,CM10.1 and CM10.2 ; cause the battery life or the smoothness are quite bad.

I see CM10 and above only as a little gimmick :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DumF0rGaming:
Maybe JVU from Heimdall thread? The last one is JW9

I'm not sure, but I think you have to use PIT file too. That's why I'm saying about backups
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ElmirBuljubasic:
backup evrything and wipe the internal sd card..
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ntragas:
heimdall link for jvu is broken...any other suggestion?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DumF0rGaming:
Any latest ROM you see in www. You'll need this only to get stability
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] q-parser:
I noticed on several occasions that within a week or two after a new ROM flash, the performance goes down until it gets really annoying (choppy, actions take a longer time). This has happened to me on both stock and custom ROMs. I read on the boards suggestions like cleaning the cache, having task killers, etc. But I wonder, isn't caching supposed to speed up things by principle? Furthermore, some apps cannot essentially be killed, since they start automatically again shortly after.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kevinrus123:
Please don't use third party task killer. They are just waste of battery and performance.

It helps to wipe dalvik cache from time to time.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] q-parser:
Task killers, really? I had no idea. I have always thought that it's the otherway round, improving performance, because sometimes it's insane how many apps are running on the background.

Anyway, thank you for the tip.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kevinrus123:
When you like a taskkiller use the preinstalled one. Press the homebutton for few seconds and swipe from left to right.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] TrickyD76:
Y'all are going to be upset with me for having two major problems in one day...especially after all the help I got just moments ago saving myself from a complete wipe...BUT

I flashed a ROM, Avatar...looked neat and all, but the phone DOESNT work, so that's like a major issue I'd say

I backed up EVERYTHING using twrp 2.5.0.2 (thanks again to everyone from my previous post), but i didnt have enough space (2gig) on my external sd card, so i saved the backup internally, then transferred it to my desktop...so now i want to restore my recovery, so i reboot into twrp, i hit "restore" and it doesnt see the recovery i made internally....i moved it off internal onto desktop and moved it back onto phone when i realized Avatar ROM was not for me

once again....HELP? :confused:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] TrickyD76:
im going to take a stab in the dark here...bear with me

Do i need to put the file i made and moved off the phone back into the TWRP "backup" folder in order for it to be seen??