yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] gavster26:
I think theres a deodexing tool floating about the forum bro. Hers a supercharger tutorial. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2070659&highlight=v6+supercharger
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] howhwa:
I understand that the Verizon and AT&T versions have them locked, but does anyone know if this is the case with T-Mobile?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] motoridersd:
Anyone know the answer to the OP's question?
[Android General] immy28:
Hi..

Anyone know how to root k-touch a15 ..

Anyone? Plz ..
[Android General] failly:
Is the K-Touch a Karbonn phone?

If yes:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=35252028&postcount=47
[Android General] immy28:
No ktouch not a karbonn .
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] vantt1:
Since the plastic housing in the micro USB end of my USB cable was falling apart, I decided to open it up to see what's inside. The following will be half a recount of what I did and half instructional directions.

The cable actually uses a very surprising design. The wires aren't soldered onto the micro USB receptacle, but instead there are vampire teeth (because they puncture two holes into the wire) like contacts on the plug that pierce into the wire through the insulation.

The wires are threaded into this green plastic retainer through each of the 4 holes. Directly above each hole, there is a letter in the recessed triangle area shown below but they are so small that they are invisible to my Note 2's camera.

The letters read from left to right as follows: R W G B - corresponding to Red, White, Green and Black respectively as shown in the above picture.

And here is a closeup of the vampire teeth contacts:

Note that there are only 4 contacts - there isn't one for pin 5 ID, meaning you can't make it an OTG plug.

What I did was ditch the original cable for a 3 metre long one. I just so happened to have a broken 3m Apple Lightning Cable lying around, so I cut the Lightning connector and stripped the white cable by about 1 cm, leaving the individual coloured cables unstripped.

In order to remove the cable anchor, I had to strip it off the original cable like you would with a regular wire (without cutting through the core and pulling the insulation off), cut it lengthwise (horizontally/inline with the micro USB connector) then remove the twisted wire and foil shielding. Then from the inside of the anchor I also had to remove the remnant cable insulation to accommodate for the new cable.

Then in the correct order, I insert the four wires into the green plastic retainer and snap it back against the vampire teeth contacts. To ensure they make good contact, I used a pair of pliers to clamp the green plastic retainer into the dark grey vampire teeth holder with just enough force to not break the plastic (if that made sense). At this stage, plug the cable into the phone and then to a computer to make sure it is making good contact to avoid having to open it up again.

I then re-assembled the metal case (noting the up/down orientation) and crimped the wire anchor securely onto the new cable.

To re-install the two halves of the cable anchor, I used a generous amount of brush-on super glue on anything that needed it, also noting the up/down orientation of the parts. If unsure, assemble the connector without any glue to ensure the correct orientation.

And this is the finished product! It is as close to original as I could make it without using the "traditional cut-both-cables-and-reconnect-Frankestine-style-using-heatshrink" method. As seen here, the cut made to the cable anchor is visible but it seems like a very stable bond.

The plastic casing is almost as if it hadn't been opened before.

Now I have a custom-made 3m micro USB cable that looks like the stock one, but with much more flexibility!
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] spycedtx:
Wow! Thanks for the very informative post. I've been staring at a pile of near dead cables wondering if it would be easy to revive them.

Are you getting a full charge strength through it (using something like GCC to measure)? All the microusb cables I've bought thus far won't carry but maybe 700, if I'm lucky; generally about 400.

-----

I would love to help you, but help yourself first: ask a better question

http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] vantt1:
I suppose I am getting a full charge current. It's the same reading as the stock cable, anyway. 1698 mA is about 1.7 A.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] vantt1:
Update: Realistically though, I think it only charges at around 300 mA, which leads to my Note 2 to charge to only 80% in 8 hours. How disappointing. I should've known better than to use a cheap generic cable that was obviously too thin.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Aby_148:
Good looking job anyway!

Do you suppose this plug could survive another operation? :eek:
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] allanzzz:
looks very good
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] vectron:
The ONLY cable I trust is from monoprice: http://www.monoprice.com/Product?c_id=103&cp_id=10303&cs_id=1030307&p_id=5457&seq=1&format=2 (you can also find it on amazon).

They clearly specify 24AWG rating for power wires (max 3.5A), and 28AWG rating for signal. Plus you get ferrite core filter, which I suspect only wrapped around power wires to filter out any high current spikes and to keep EMI away from signal wires, and gold plated connectors. I have been using these wires at home and in my car for years. For $1.20 (for 3ft) and also in black or white and 1.5ft, 3ft, 6ft, 10ft, and 15ft variation you can't beat it.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] vantt1:
Have you tried the 10 or 15ft version?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] vectron:
No, only have 6ft version; found it to be the most ideal length in the car and also at home/work.

With a wire that thick, 15ft will not be a problem since you will have a very small voltage drop.

The problem with ebay and some other cheap amazon cables, they use pc usb wires intended for 500 mA standard.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] yungtexas:
I was looking for a high quality USB cord. All of them have been pos (plural form) I just ordered 3...for that price you can't beat it.... Just need a spare charger that gives me a rated 1.8 minimum. I see it's an ongoing problem with the cords and or chargers when it comes to these phones. This really helped. Thanks
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] vantt1:
It might be possible for me to go down to an electronics shop, buy a long 4 core 24-ish AWG cable and make my own high-current USB cable from my existing cable.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] pikapi56:
Nice work!
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] planetbeen:
I just don't see how in the world you got the white cover off.

My phone slid onto the floor while charging and I guess landed just right. It bent the end of my oem cable (the only freaking cable I had that would charge "quickly")

It is bent at about a 45 degree angle. It also pulled the white casing apart a little.

Since the cable is pretty much useless now, I decided to try to pry that piece open so I could look inside and see if there was anything I could do to "fix"it.

I have been trying for 30 minutes and I cant get it apart. It won't budge except that it is starting to crack.

I guess I'm just not capable of doing these things.

Sent From My Ginormous Note 2
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] vantt1:
Mine just so happened to conveniently break along the seam on one side, so I just needed to lift it up. Also, I'd consider myself to be pretty good at taking things apart without breaking them, then reassembling it to look like it hasn't been opened before.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bighleo114312:
Hi. I have just si unlocked my i337m with the *#0011# method i guess it worked cause im on telcel here in mexico, and i was using a iusacell sim okbut after some 10 min. Of use i lost signal and it wont work for calls or sms but i can use my data amd use the internet. On the iusacell sim. If i install againg my telcel sim it works great without any problems. Did i do something wrong?

Enviado desde mi SGH-I337M usando Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FirsThink2000:
Hi! I found this rom /watch?v=fEjKiOuwOeY. And I have Q. Is it good ROM For SGA s5830i?? I need good fast rom but not fint it. So I try it.
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Android-fany:
Please post your questions here next time.

Just try it and see if it's a good ROM for you.
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RevolutionBolt:
If title say on S5830i/M/c. It must be work. Next time, don't spamming and go correct section if you gonna need help and have a question. :o
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] E.Cadro:
Asking others what they feel is a good rom because it really depends on what your looking for in rom not what they are looking for in a good rom. Try it and see for self.

Thread Closed
[General Questions and Answers] nikk95:
hey!! i have a samsng galaxy star with cwm 5.0 the problem is i cant boot into recovery( both stock n cwm) via the key command vol(up) + home + power key... help please....
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] chriscole:
Opera Mobile (designed for the Windows Mobile Smartphone OS) works very well under WM5, and is a damn site better than PIE.

http://www.opera.com/download/mobile/?man=Windows+Mobile

Makes up for Netfront not working under WM5 :)

Enjoy,

Chris.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] ncruz:
And if you want to restart the 14 day trial just delete /Storage/Application Data/Opera :>

PS: don't put it in full screen, if you do the only way to get back is delete the previous directory...
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] efjay:
ncruz, did you get it to work? I installed it but when i run it nothing happens.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] ncruz:
Works fine here.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] xda-rocks:
Works for me. :D
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Manneman32:
Hey guys!

I just got a secondhand Xperia V... After resetting the phone and setting up the phone I noticed that SuperSU was installed and wanted to update on Play. Great, my phone is rooted, and I don´t have to mess around with that!

However... now I really need to get things straight before I start to modify the phone. First of all I need to find out if the phone has an unlocked bootloader. How do I do that? Is there any easy way to find that out?

// Manneman
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] gregbradley:
Yes, Read the all in one thread, post 2 will tell you all you need to know
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Manneman32:
Thanx!

I did a search with Tapatalk and as you know thats not the easiest way to find something.

Anyway... found it!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Britt47:
Hi,

My apologies if this is the incorrect section. I know the Virgin Mobile SGS2 is NOT the I9100 model, however the correct phone was not listed on this site (nearest is the T-Mobile model, but the options differ on their phone).

I'm experiencing an issue with trying to enable the wireless hotspot option for my phone. In every instance I have tried, I have received errors that ad-hoc failed to start and related problems. Let me make it clear that this version of the samsung galaxy DOES NOT have the option to turn on wireless tethering in the native settings menu (it's simply not there). My carrier most likely hid the option because it is an extra $15 a month to use the feature. I can, however, attempt to start the hotspot service with a third party app, but it runs for no more than 3 seconds and I get error 67:" Unable to connect to data network, turning off Hotspot..."

My phone is rooted and I have full access to edit system files (I did so to remove the ear-piercing camera shutter noise). I am using the stock rom and do not intend to flash a different rom to this phone. To lessen redundant suggestions that have been said hundreds of times and have failed to fix my issue, here is everything I have done:

Attempted to use FoxFi. All this app does is start the native hotspot capability on your phone, so I got the same error 67. No network connection. The network only appears for a split second when enabling the native hotspot setting, but since the phone turns it off, I can't connect to it.

Attempted to use Barnacle. I receive the error "Could not set ad-hoc mode of wlan0: Operation not supported on transport endpoint."

Attempted to use Wifi Tether for Rooted Users (for some reason this app is listed as "Not Compatible" for my phone in Google Play). Again, I receive an error that setting ad-hoc failed. All other services start successfully though, but the network does not appear for my PC to connect to.

Checked to make sure my 3G/4G is actually on and functioning.

Despite all this, I CAN utilize the USB tether feature just fine in PdaNet. It's the wireless hotspot that is eluding me. I know that flashing a different rom can get me around this issue, but I really would prefer to resolve this problem without doing that if it's possible. One thread I read said something about editing a .db file, but it was for an HTC phone and I'm a little wary to try it on my phone. I'm sorry for coming off rather cross, but I'm just a bit frustrated as every solution I find never works. It seems like this would be a simple thing to do. Is there a system file I can edit that will allow my phone to enable its native hotspot capabilities? Or something that will resolve the ad-hoc issue? Or am I blindly over-looking something obvious? If nothing will work except for flashing, then hey, at least I tried. It's not going to kill me if I can't get the wireless tethering to work, but it was one of the reasons I wanted to root my phone.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Britt47:
I randomly figured out the problem myself. Downloaded something on a whim and it actually worked. Let me go through each step so anyone else who has this same problem can try this out.

The majority of what I did can be followed here:

*Can't post the link. Thank you, forum restrictions... It's from a website called "highonandroid.com" so google that with the appropriate keywords (wifi tether, android, etc.).

But in case the link goes dead or something like that, here is a step-by-step reiteration:

1. Download Trev-E's mod for the Wifi Tether for Root Users app. I have the exact version I used attached to this post.

2. Install it, and immediately go to settings and make the following adjustments:

- Change device profile to "Generic ICS/JB (wlan0)."

- Change setup-method to "Netd-Ndc (master)."

- Tick the option "Send Netd Max Client Cmd."

- Tick "Wifi driver reload." The second one did not work for me, but try it if the first reload does nothing.

- Although the original tutorial says to tick "MSS clamping," this option is not available on my phone. But this did not stop the app from working.

3. Exit settings and hit the wifi icon. Fingers crossed it works for you!

After doing that, the app showed no errors in the log, the network name appeared on my computer, and I was able to connect effortlessly. Most importantly, the internet worked!

Also, enabling/disabling the tether DID NOT break my phone's wifi or 3G service. Everything ran fine when I stopped using the app and I didn't need to restart my phone. Putting this out there because I know some phones will trip out when enabling this feature. Good luck! And big thanks to xda's Trev-E for the app. :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ecopunk:
Thank you! That was driving me nuts trying to tether my GS2 to my tablet. I dont have the clamping option either but its working perfectly when nothing else has.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BlackSportD:
Nice instructions. I rooted my phone today (root virgin), downloaded the trev-e you have linked and got it to work. (Virgin Mobile Samsung Galaxy SII 4G)

I then tried to use encryption and the phone was just not having it, the internet connection wouldn't work anymore (laptop was connected but said there was no internet access). Frooze up the phone, had to reboot, frooze again, reboot, turn the feature off, freeze, reboot, pull battery etc etc. Finally have it working again with encryption off.

Pretty happy to have tethering working, but wish I could encrypt it haha.

Do I have the wrong TrevE using the stock ROM? (using the TrevE linked in this thread).

Now to learn what else to do in the wonderful world of being rooted...

*** EDIT- Looks like installing busybox fixed the issue!!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qwixilver:
Thanks!

Awesome work, follow the instructions if you have virgin mobile it will work perfectly :)
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] amy92hanz:
hey guys,does u know how to extract file monster shooter2 obb file?how to find soundtrack inside obb?any suggestion? :confused: :silly:
[Micromax A110] bindassdost:
See Faq in next post before posting something

4.2.x KERNEL DOWNLOAD HERE

change log v2.00

merged thundergap 3.4.5 (means all thunderzap features) thanx to [MENTION=4309448]varun.chitre15[/MENTION] for sources

camera working

this one is just a quick build for those who wants mine or varun kernel on 4.2.x

more to come soon

change log v1.20

cleancache enabled

Added intelligent fsync control 50% IO BOOST check antutu io score (read faq)

readahead increases to 1024KB

ARM-OPTIMIZED sha1 and aes routines

added RWSEM algorith

notification led BRIGHTNESS increases

tcp algo added WESTWOOD by default

SWAP ENABLE SCRIPT Added 125mb default by habir (ses post 2 how to change)

change log v1.15

ALL CUSTOM GOV'S ARE PATCHED FOR DUAL CORE BOTH CORE ACTIVE ALL THE TIME

change log v1.1

Both core active patch (nightmare, pegasus, lulzactiveq,minimax,hotplug,hybrid,zzmove)

12 GOVERNORS added total 20 NOW

pegasusq

lulzactiveq

sakuractive

wheatly

minimax

intellidemand

dynamic interactive

interactivex

ondemandx

hotplug

zzmove

nightmare

Dual Core Optimization on All GOVs

6 IO SCHEDULER added total 10 NOW

vr

bfq

fiops

fifo

zen

row

NTFS support added

CIFS support added

init.d Support

revert to stock frequency

AND A BRAND NEW LOGO

change log v1.0

compiled using optimized 4.6.2 linaro toolchain

used best in class compression technique (kernel size reduced by 33%)

Swap Support

8 GOVERNERS

SmartASSV2 (new and best)

interactive

conservative

ondemand

userspace

powersave

hybrid

performance

4 io scheduler

noop

deadline

cfq

sio

to use full potential

1 use intellidemand + SIO scheduler + swap at chache

2 to set up swap in cache http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2440383

Kernel Sources https://github.com/bindassdost/Bindass-Boost-a110-JB-Kernel-mt6577

credits

@tri_zet for solving config error

@github for source code

@google for error solving

@brunomars for pack unpack scripts

[MENTION=2165315]stopa46[/MENTION] and [MENTION=2143731]edisile[/MENTION] for logo design
[Micromax A110] bindassdost:
TO-DO LIST

memory management tweak

you tell me what features you want

performance optimization

algo optimization

any custom kernel feature that you want me to add pls tell me

how to change swap according to your priority

download and extaract swap.zip file

now replace scripts inside flashable zip according to your need (default 125mb in cache is enabled)

for eg if you want 100 mb swap in syatem partition

replace system/etc/init.d/98swap_system_v300

with extactedsolder/system/100/98swap_system_v300 (where folder name represents size of swap)

REVIEWS

Review1 by [MENTION=5279333]click.here[/MENTION]

Review2 by [MENTION=4362465]showstopper1[/MENTION]

COMAPTIBILITY

tested on Stock,Jmp,Suvi ,grandv3 ,bumblebee

if your rom is not in list please test and reply me to add in compatibility list

KNOWN BUG : you tell me

ScreenShots are attached
[Micromax A110] bindassdost:
FAQ's

Q1: Overclock it to xyz freq

Ans : MTK6577 doesnt support overclocking it uses pll harware for clock generation which cant be modded to go beyond the stock freq

only some perticular freq value can be use

Q2: Does it support xyz rom

Ans: see compatibility list above if your rom is not present there notify me wheather it is working or not on your rom ill add it to te compatibility list accordingly

Q3: What is fsync control

Ans: fsync stands for file sync, processor had to waste some time in this process and thus is a overhead ,but disabling it can cause data loss whose probablity is 0.001%

intelligent fsync control switches off the fsync when display is on to give better performance and switch it on when when display is off

so you need nothing to do it does it all for you
[Micromax A110] ssn12:
Hey bro great work new kernal and is it flashable ???

And it have over clocking???

And i am on ligoice canvas 4 4.2.1 rom . will it work??
[Micromax A110] bindassdost:
yes it is flashable

it currently doesnt support oc but if you want me to add oc support ill add it

it should work on 4.2.1 but i didnt tested it on 4.2.1 as i am on 4.1 rom
[Micromax A110] ssn12:
Ok bto thanks its working fine. Will it consume battery a lot??
[Micromax A110] bindassdost:
battery consumption depends on which governor you are on

eg powersave uses less battery and erformace uses lot of juice

if you know a better powersaver governor name it ill add it in next version
[Micromax A110] showstopper1:
Bro you can add oc upto 1.4ghz..
[Micromax A110] akashvfx:
Bro bring an option to overclock to 1.2ghz or 1.4ghz seperately

---------- Post added at 03:17 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:11 PM ----------

Can you give all features that varun chitre givers in her thunderzap kernal
[Micromax A110] bindassdost:
I will add overclocking feature as suggested by many user

But it will take time as I had to analyze a 1200 line code and my exams are from next week

Till then use smartass2 i had played nfs mostwanted with it

And ya

I will add thunderzap feature soon
[Micromax A110] LFC-YNWA:
good work!

Can you please add cifs support?
[Micromax A110] Parthalucky:
Grt. Now just improving is needed

U have done a grt thing whats left to do is:

Just go to this link:

xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2075291

It will help u in adding whats needed in a custom kernal and whats more to be added.

I run the kernal in the above link in my Xperia LWW and i must say it is the smoothest of them all.

If anything more u want then feel free to pm me.
[Micromax A110] bindassdost:
Added to my to do list

Will add it in my next build

Thanx for you help

I will take look at this for sure
[Micromax A110] rakshikashyap:
thanx Brother

Thanks Bindassdost bro...great work..after flashed 4.2 zip now no message error...now stock message app is working...no need to use third party msg app.....greatttttt workkkkkk.......god bless u.....
[Micromax A110] nolinuxnoparty:
May I know where are your kernels source?

It has to be mentioned in the OP as its required under GPL v2
[Micromax A110] showstopper1:
Wiko sources...
[Micromax A110] icoolguy1995:
No buddy wiko sources is not correct answer! OP has to upload his own kernel source.
[Micromax A110] SuperDroid-BOND:
[MENTION=4176821]bindassdost[/MENTION]

No Doubts, You have done a great job. As we are MTK users and we know there is no full sources released by any OEM till date. Though the closest one is from Mtotorola that's also without RIL sources.So brother, you have to upload your sources on github. We know its open source and it will be helpfull for many users using MT6577 devices all over the world.

Last question may I know the kernel version. It would be really great to have a overclocked kernel for our device but it would be better it you can clarify the doubts.

Hopefully we will receive a positive reply from your side brother. No need to hurry and release your kernel sources and clarify our doubts.

We and the whole MT6577 community will be thankful for your awesome work.
[Micromax A110] bindassdost:
i had used wiko sources link is updated in first post

just one thing that is strange for me

after trying lot of toolchains (none worked for me , terminates at error) then 4.6 linaro toolchain worked for me