yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] BeeGee_Tokyo:
Just got a message that the camera is not working. I confirmed on my tablet that it is true. Anbody out there with the camera working?

I am sorry for the problem. Will try to fix it asap and post a new version.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] netman:
3g problem solved
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] lexvandoef:
I'm looking to install this rom, any experiencies with it?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] BeeGee_Tokyo:
After I fixed the bug with the camera I am running it since several weeks without problems.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] lexvandoef:
Cool thnx for the effort! Have you compared it to CM10.1? I'm currently running cm10.1 on my galaxy tab 10.1 and I recently switched from cm10.1 to cm10.2 on my S4. I experienced more snappiness with 10.2 on the S4, I was wondering if this would give me a similar performance boost on my galaxy tab :).
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] BeeGee_Tokyo:
I am doing the Ganbarou ROM for the Galaxy Tab 10.1, the Galaxy Note and the Galaxy S4, because I own all three devices and I have the same good experience on all three devices.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] lexvandoef:
Yeah, I read that, cool bro!

But did you, by chance, compare it's performance to the performance on the previous version of android (4.2.2)? :) Is it snappier, of just on par?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] BeeGee_Tokyo:
My personal feeling is that Android 4.3 is snappier than 4.2.2. I didn't run any benchmarks and speed tests on the ROMs, as I always prefer to feel it in person. And I still think 4.3 is faster than 4.2.2.

But never forget, even if 4.3 is now officially released, there will come a lot of improvements before Android 5.0 is available as source! You might see some situations where the OS is slowing down or even crashing! But that is what Android is about! Continous improvement, release by release! And OPENSOURCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That makes the difference to iOS and WindowsMobile (or whatever they call it now).
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] kordellas:
I flashed your rom, it looks ok since my first launch but please, fix your boot animation :)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] BeeGee_Tokyo:
Boot animation is working fine on my tablet. What recovery app are you using? I heard on Phils recovery on Android 4.3 the boot animation is not showing. Please update to CWM or TWRP recovery and it will show. That is a known problem.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] lexvandoef:
Yeah i know, cool that you built this one, I'm gonna flash this tonight on my 10.1 tab en will be coming her regularly ;).
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] eushaun99:
I didn't know our tab had PhilZ recovery.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Snirox:
After reading and researching for nearly a 1 week about N7000 Andriod Device ( i'm new to it) i finally picked up from a friend of mine the galaxy Note N7000, he said he already has updated it to jelly bean 4.1.2 which i confirmed through the settings menu but the device is running a little slow i'm thinking of rooting it then booting a custom rom + kernel (i'm new to that as well) here is the information about the phone by the way he picked it up from United Arab Emirates a couple of years ago. I found a lot of guides and tutorials on XDA but the last letter on the BUILD NUMBER doesnt match thus i cant proceed to root or do anything else cause all the devices that were used had LSZ and Mine has LSB i was wondering also if it has any impact on the phone, i have no idea what to do.

Thanks in advance.

Model number GT-N7000

Andriod Version 4.1.2

Baseband: N7000XXLSO

Kernel Version 3.0.31-906407

dpi@dell237 #3

SMP PREEMPT TUE FEB 19 22:05:07 KST 2013

Build Number JZO54K.N7000JPLSB
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lateef_hussain28:
reply

Even i researched a lot abot rooting and found that my build number doesnt match with the given one.

then i found out that the build number depends on the region you live. it is different for different countries.

i now found the matching build number root zip file

but will it wipe all my data ??
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SpyderTracks:
It won't wipe your data...
[Moto X Q&A] krypticos:
motorola adb interface driver isnt installing on my windows rig? where can i find the driver? i have the sdk installed so i have adb but when i adb devices i get nothing on the list check my drivers and i have a motorola adb interface driver missing

thanks
[Moto X Q&A] krypticos:
i am able to wireless adb but still no physical usb adb because of the driver
[Moto X Q&A] flip3d:
Install Motorola Device Manager. It has the Motorola ADB driver.
[Moto X Q&A] mentose457:
You have USB debugging enabled right?
[Moto X Q&A] thepolishguy:
Here's a link to the Motorola Device Manager hosted by one of the guys on the IRC channel...

http://goo.gl/DiRvpE
[Moto X Q&A] krypticos:
Downloaded and installed moto Dev manager and everything it working fine now. Also I did have USB debug enabled.

sent from my rooted at&t moto x
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] sachathull:
With the assistance, I have a LT28H

after the installation of chainefire 3D, the telephone in loop on the logo “SONY”, then I turned have to let it empty itself all the night all alone, but when I suislever morning, I note that my xpéria ion does not react any more.

I am explained:

it does not start any more and does not even make a vibration at the time of the support on “POWER”, even by maintaining flight - or flight +

seeing it does not ignite any more when I connect it on my PC, catch, charger, etc…

Help me urgently, please!!!
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] xyge:
Try flashing your firmware using flashtool, there's a guide in the forum titled recover soft brick...it explains the procedure well :)

Here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1849170
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Melodylion:
Hey all,

i have an issue with my usb flap. I can close it, and the phone allready survived some water. But as a mechanical engineer i am not happy with the seal for the usb port.

I try to explain it: when i close the seal it keeps popping out a little bit. Depending on which side i press in first (Top or bottom) the other one pops out about 0.5 to 1mm. In the end the flap seems to feel more comfortable in the position where the top side stays out. Some employee told me that is normal, i had nothing to compare so i have to believe him for the moment. Thats why i ask you guys if your device has the same or not.

Thanks for your help. Sorry for my english.

Greatz
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] my-blue-snog-box:
I have the same problem currently. This is my second Active. The first didn't do this. I'm considering a warranty replacement, but I don't want to spend the time setting everything up again.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] br0adband:
Open the flap, then pull it just a tiny bit so the side section is exposed (you pull in the direction of the power button side of the phone, so to the right just a bit). When you insert it, you need to slide that section back into the area it's designed for, pressing down on the left side somewhat firmly (left in terms of you staring at the screen). When that's done, press down on the right side so it's flush - so the whole cover is flush with the bottom of the phone.

There's actually two "levels" of it being closed: the first is close to being flush but not completely; this level kills the water-resistant feature and your phone too if you don't seal it properly and dunk it.

The second level is when it's truly in place, and you can actually feel it when it "snaps" into that position - when it's truly in place the cover is totally flush with the bottom surface of the phone.

Just something I had to come to understand myself in my short period of time owning the GS4A.

Might be helpful info, might not, but that's how I've come to understand it and seal that USB port cover personally without issues.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dibeachdude:
My cover has been getting worse. I can still get it to snap into place, but I have to get it positioned just right or it does not seal completely. I think that it will probably break off soon and become lost. Does anyone know if the seal is easily replaceable? I haven't seen the part listed on the parts thread. It is frustrating to think that the only option may be to send it back to replace a 10c part. Considering the design intent of this phone, I certainly thought that Samsung would have developed an inductive charging back long before the USB seals would start wearing out.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] br0adband:
Hear's another thing (pun intended) about that microUSB port cover: it works in conjunction with the speaker as well meaning that whole bottom section is a "woofer" port enclosure, basically, taking the term from speaker enclosure technology.

When the cover is in place and sealed properly, you get "more bass" (ok it ain't much but it's very noticeable to me) when audio is coming from the speaker. If you remove the cover while audio is playing, voila, it turns all tinny and full of nothing but very high end frequencies. And when the cover is in that first level of being attached, you still will hear mostly high end frequencies - only when it's properly in place and the seal is in effect does the audio tone change, at least in my situation.

Just something I noticed, thought it was somewhat cool the first time it happened, I thought I had broken something when the audio took on that high tinny and harsh quality. :p
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pink_lady03:
Mine broke last night and called samsung the tech guy telling me thats the fist time that the seal port cover broke.and I have to wait 2weeks to get it done.should I go att instead but not sure they will replace this thing...
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] my-blue-snog-box:
I'd call AT&T's warranty line.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Avail211:
Both of the ones I have are the same as this. I've had to really explain to the missus that she can't just 'sorta' close it otherwise it's not waterproof any more. I haven't had any issues yet but as soon as that wireless WiQiQi proves itself battle worthy (or at least doesn't mess up the seal on the back) I'm putting in for 2 of them ASAP. I haven't used any sort of wireless charging yet but I'm pretty confident that I won't ever buy a phone that doesn't have it ever again, same as I won't ever buy a non-waterproof phone after the Rugby Smart and the S4A have proved themselves worthy.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Melodylion:
Mine unfortunately never snaps. I can push it to the desired position, but it never stays there.

So I have to replace it.

Hate this just because of one little part...

From mechanical view this problem seems logic. The seal fits into the housing and the USB port. The housing is connected to a print board and the USB port is on the print. The seal must fit very exactly and over this array of possible small failures a exact position is hard to get...

Greatz and thanks
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] br0adband:
If I can make a suggestion, take it as such for those (of us) that have the GS4A and may or may not be having issues with the microUSB cover/flap/etc:

Personally I can't wait to get my GS4A set up and working with a wireless charger. I'm still on the fence at the moment over which one to get/use but I'll figure it out. But because of the fact that I hate plugging and unplugging the GS4A (or any smartphone) and knowing that each time I do it I'm just creating that much wear and tear on the microUSB port, I purchased the app called Wifi File Transfer Pro a very long time ago and I have never had one single moment to regret the purchase (that means I LOVE IT). :)

I'm not a shill for it, but honestly, for a buck and change there's no better such app on the Play marketplace that I've been able to track down and I've tried about 30 of them meaning apps that allow you to connect to your device over your Wi-Fi network for file transfers to and from the device, etc.

The only reason I plug my GS4A in is to charge it these days and I'm just getting tired of doing it as frequently as I do because... I currently have a cheap Samsung counterfeit battery - learned the hard way with that one - but I have a real Samsung battery on order, should be here by Friday, purchased with that 50% off code they gave me for registering the GS4A with Samsung a few weeks back.

So in a few days I'll have a wireless charger, a real legit Samsung battery (brand new, even), and I'll use the microUSB port one last time, hopefully to do a proper full charge on that battery (with a 2A charger, even) and then once that's done I'll close that flap with the intention of never opening it again. ;)

But seriously, if you're doing a lot of transfers to and from the phone for whatever reason, look into that app - Wifi File Transfer Pro from smarterDroid - or some other such wireless transfer app depending on your needs and wants (because there are several dozen of them on the Play marketplace and take the wireless route. Yes, using the microUSB is faster overall because it's a hardwired connection but I typically get 6-10MB/s using this app and my 11n network.

Go truly wireless or go home and save that microUSB port just for emergencies... ;)
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] APeter001:
Mine broke off the first week I had it. Horrible design. Terrible application. I kept the plug but since I am constantly plugging in to power up it is more of a hindrance than a feature. Wireless will be an issue unless they will fit inside a protective case. The Active is already too thick to fit in most cases made for the regular S4.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] br0adband:
It's the same thickness as the GS4 for the most part, barely a millimeter difference, but the GS4A is a bit longer top to bottom. There are a lot of cases available now for it that accommodate the differences (longer body length, slight expansion at the end rubber caps top and bottom back, etc). Those Diztronic ones are some of the thinnest full body cases I've seen so far but I went the Unicorn Beetle route and have been nothing but happy since I first put it on.

Yes the flap could have been done better I suppose, but I've got a cheap LG prepaid using a similar mechanism with the microUSB port cover and I've plugged unplugged that phone a thousand times over the years, still works fine.

Sometimes I think people should just take better care of their hardware... ;)
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rewind:
A soft case without an opening for the flap would be nice :D Than it looks better and we can not destruct the flap :D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] galaxys s:
thanks new rom downloading... some screen sot :confused:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] BeeGee_Tokyo:
No visual differences to CM10.2 ROMs. My mods are under the hood. See differences list.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] BeeGee_Tokyo:
PACman, SlimROM, CarbonROM are developer teams with several members, I am a single person team. And there are changes like Navbar moveable on tablet ROMs, Recovery Reboot on top of shut-down menu and other things as you can see in the changelog. Wait for more.

And I own the Galaxy Tab 10.1, the Galaxy Note and the Galaxy S4, so it is logical to publish ROMs for all the devices I own. Every compilation for the 6 devices takes me 1.5 hours, not to talk about the time it takes to test them.

If you have a problem with that, just do changes to the source by yourself, compile and test them successfully, and then post here again.

Didn't read any restriction here on XDA that do not allow me to post my ROMs.

Please take one of the mentioned ROMs and stop spamming my thread.

Thank you!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] BeeGee_Tokyo:
V4.02 available

What's new?

V4.02: New changes are for tablets, see change log below, updated to newest CM10.2 sources.

WARNING: CM10.2 / Android 4.3 has problems with the APN settings. If you cannot get 3G data connection, you need to add the APN manually. Follow the advice in this post on XDA.

To enable the navigation buttons in the status bar:

Settings->Interface->Expanded desktop->select “Status bar visible”

Settings->Interface->Status bar->check “Enable Navigation in status bar”

Press power button to get power menu ->click on “Expanded desktop”

To enable brightness control by swyping on the status bar:

Settings->Display->Brightness->disable automatic brightness control

Settings->Interface->Status bar->check “Brightness control”
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] BeeGee_Tokyo:
Android V4.3.1 == Ganbarou V4.03

Update: latest CM10.2 sources.

Update: New Android version: V 4.3.1.

Feature Tablet: Statusbar navigation menu button only visible if necessary.

Feature Tablet: Statusbar navigation back button changes when keyboard is open.

Updated to newest CM10.2 sources and Android 4.3.1. Improved behaviour of the navigation integration to the status bar. Menu button will be only visible if necessary and back button icon changes if keyboard is visible.

Download links in first post
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] BeeGee_Tokyo:
New version 4.04

What's new?

V4.04: Updated to newest CM10.2 sources and Android 4.3.1.Fixed WiFi problems for Galaxy Tab 10.1. Added build for Samsung Galaxy S3 aka GT-I9300.

WARNING: CM10.2 / Android 4.3 has problems with the APN settings. If you cannot get 3G data connection, you need to add the APN manually. Follow the advice in this post on XDA.

Changelog

Changelog V4.04
Update: latest CM10.2 sources.
Fix for tablet: WiFi connection problems (thanks to [URL="http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2399999"]aaccount[/URL] findings)
Added build for GT-I9300 (Samsung Galaxy S3 Int.)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] projeto56:
Are you sure you're allowed to include Google apps on your ROM?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] BeeGee_Tokyo:
Are you sure you are allowed to flash Google Apps on top of a custom ROM?

Are you sure you are allowed to flash a custom ROM to your Galaxy Note?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] projeto56:
Cmon man. I really mean it. Doesn't it goes against Google rules?

Loved your ROM name BTW :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] BeeGee_Tokyo:
Why do you think Cyanogenmod ROMs come without Google apps? Because Google warned them not to include the Gapps. But that's because Cyanogemod ROMs are flashed on 10 thousands of android devices and some of them don't have originally the Gapps on them.

My ROM is flashed just 500 times and all devices are coming originally with Gapps installed. Therefor I don't think it is illegal.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] projeto56:
Awesome :)

Much easier to update
[General Questions and Answers] Sletox:
So I recently got my s4 mini i9195

I want to know

◆What the benefit is.

◆What is the risk is to root

◆What the bad thing is with rooting.

◆Can I ever go back to an unrooted phone?
[General Questions and Answers] sukkukikku:
You can have root access after rooting.some apps like set cpu,screen recorder,root browser etc need to have root acess.you can also flash custom roms compatible for ur device after rooting. But if you do the procedure of rooting or flashing custom rom improperly,you may brick ur device. You can get it back by sending it to mobiletechvideos.com. you can remove system apps like chaton,samsung apps,samsung hub,all whare play etc after rooting.
[General Questions and Answers] Sami Kabir:
Rooting your phone is a must if you really want to get the most out of your phone.... Below are some of the benefits of Rooting your phone:

- You can have full Control over your phone... You can customize your phone to your heart's desire without any limits...

- You can Back Up And Restore your entire device

- You can debloat your phone (i.e remove unnecessary system apps)

- You can run Custom ROMs and Custom Kernels and other tweaks and scripts to improve your phone's battery life and performance

- Run useful apps which requires Root access

The only disadvantage of rooting is that it will void your warranty.. nothing more than that.. If this is the first time you are rooting your device then follow all the instructions properly so that nothing "unexpected" happens... And yeah, after rooting your phone always be sure of what you are installing and flashing because if you flash something wrong or a file for another phone then it might have a chance to brick your phone... so just be sure of what you are doing and look for other users' reviews before trying out anything new...

If you ever want to unroot your phone then simply flash your stock firmware OR use SuperSU's "full unroot and uninstall" feature...

Hope all these helps :highfive:
[General Questions and Answers] Sletox:
Thank you very much!
[General Questions and Answers] readmanr:
In addition to the above information I feel the need to break down "rooting".

As when people say "Root your device" they mean 1 or more things.

Root is the SuperUser (su) of the operating system.

Gaining root allows you to do many things, however further things of rooting...

Root (gaining the super user privileges)

Unlocking your boot-loader (to allow flashing custom recovery ROM which in-turn makes it easier to flash custom ROM's to your device).

S-OFF - S for Security (allows you to flash deeper hardware level firmware to your device.)

You can gain root (depending on your device) with the stock ROM.

You can unlock your bootloader without gaining root, just as you can flash a custom ROM which does not make you gain super user privileges (root)

You can gain S-OFF, and gain S-ON without rooting or unlocking the boot loader (depending on your device).

Some do all 3, Some do only 1 of the above, Some Unlock the boot-loader, to install a custom rom which has root, but don't S-OFF.

See further guides for more information on all of the above.
[HTC Sensation] 4o4i:
Hi guys.I had my sensation from new and has been great phone throughout the years and the benefit from custom ROMs kept it up to day for a long time.

Recently I bought Cubot GT99 And I am extremely happy.fast quad core processor 1 GB RAM better screen and much more is what you get for no more than £100 delivered from China.

It is a great,fast responsive phone and the only cons is the lack of development.there are few custom ROMs around the net but popularity is growing,surely this will change soon.

Hope that helps
[HTC Sensation] jotha:
Thread closed

Not Phone related, so OT
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] duk3r:
Since I got my first flip cover for the note 2 a while ago, I can't use anything else. Got one for the s4 and after that, a s view cover followed.

But I can't find and car mount that would work well with it. Everything I find assumes that you have a normal case.

If course I could fold the case and use it like that on a normal mount but I don't want to do that. I want to be able to shoot videos or take photos while driving.

Has anyone bought a car mount that works well with these cases?
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] MohammadAG:
I use a Clingo car mount, it works well and the cover rests on the arm on the back.

I haven't tried video recording though, I assume it might work unless the arm is in the way.
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] Badelhas:
I am also very interested in this...i bougth the Spigen Slim Armor View case, which is similar, and this Car Holder but I´ve been told I will have to take it out of the case before putting it in the Car Holder...

http://item.mobileweb.ebay.com/viewitem?itemId=290948289089