yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sony Xperia ZR] Ilko:
you're welcome :)

well, in my last attempt, the 5502 firmware was the .310 US version that I've found. I had even replaced the whole build.prop by the /02 one previously. No chance...

In details, PCC doesn't detect any update, and when I try to use the repair service, it ends telling me that there is no software available for my device.
[Sony Xperia ZR] sijav:
Interesting ... maybe you need to flash the whole build 10.3.1.A.0.244 ftf to see if it works or not XD :D
[Sony Xperia ZR] sijav:
You might want to look at this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2334653
[Sony Xperia ZR] Ilko:
I knew this already. But there is one more thing that I want to try.

From my funky P970
[Sony Xperia ZR] njsdante:
Thanks for the C5502 firmware links.

BTW i want to know the cust and revison numbers of C5502 Singapore firmware.
[Sony Xperia ZR] Ilko:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2489570
[Sony Xperia ZR] guianne13:
Just a question Ilko. Why should we wipe cache and applogs? I think I unchecked them when I flashed my C5503 into the Nordic 4.2.2 Would this cause any problem with my phone? Thanks!
[Sony Xperia ZR] Ilko:
applogs is useless because it has nothing to do with personal datas. And wiping cache is in order to avoid conflicts with newest resources which may result in boot loops.
[Sony Xperia ZR] guianne13:
Thanks for the reply Ilko. So should I say that I just got lucky because mine didn't encounter any boot loops? Also, will wiping cache and applogs delete the save games and preferences in my apps?
[Sony Xperia ZR] Ilko:
No. All preferences etc are stored in data/data or SDC. Feel lucky mate, but know that you're not away from force closes or other minor problems :). You might test every features you may need in a near future for being sure that everything is ok.
[Sony Xperia ZR] guianne13:
Alrighty! Thanks mate! Might do that the next time I flash my c5503 again, which might be tomorrow as I will be flashing it back to 4.1.2 because I'll be visiting the store tomorrow because of some water inside my display screen after getting underwater photos. :(
[Sony Xperia ZR] Ilko:
you're welcome :)

well, that's bad my friend. If my device had a such problem, I will cry for sure lol
[Sony Xperia ZR] Ilko:
Main post updated. I've added 9 more firmwares for C5503 from my own, and some C5502 FWs as well found on the forum. All on JB 4.3, and of course stock generic untouched.

Please let me know if you got a customization number which is not listed here so I can download the related files.
[Sony Xperia ZR] paulson881:
Multilanguage support?

I just want to ask is these FW (for 4.3 .569) have multilanguage support built in? i use traditional chinese.

As far as i noticed, no 4.3 received for Hong Kong yet (i am a HK resident on c5503 LTE version), so if i flashed the nordic

FW, will it be an any different as opposed to the case that if i waited for PCC/SUS ?

Thanks.
[Sony Xperia ZR] itandy:
Actually you don't need to wait for the HK firmware at all. I'm using US 4.3 firmware and everything I need is already here, including Chinese UI, Chinese IME with handwriting and quick method and even HK local fonts. So just flash and you're good to go!
[Sony Xperia ZR] paulson881:
updated

Anyways, the HK FW is officially released, so please update thread.
[Sony Xperia ZR] junchronick:
Openline?

Good day sir! I would just like to ask if flashing the Philippines' firmware(Yeah I'm from the Philippines.) will unlock my Xperia ZR? Can I use local sim cards on it already? My mother bought it in Japan and sent it to me. Thank you sir!
[Sony Xperia ZR] Ilko:
no, this won't affect the simlock status. look at other xperia forums, you may find a way to unlock it

Made in ZR
[Sony Xperia ZR] omidz:
I wish there was KK for my C5502 :crying:
[Sony Xperia ZR] rahulpanchal77:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B83KlurC6wqgeWVDcVdwLVZGR0E/view?usp=sharing[/url]
[Sony Xperia ZR] manilenio:
shoot, only now did I get to read this. ah well... thanks very much for the FTF files, I appreciate it very much because I was looking for the stock generic one for the philippines. i was able to install a russian one but I'd like to keep it closer to home if possible. :good:

just as a background, i downgraded from 4.4.4 to 4.3 because honestly, it felt like a step back - some of my apps don't work anymore, and I can't even save on the external sdcard anymore. I'll just wait for lollipop.
[Sony Xperia ZR] bontot1234:
:good:
[Sony Xperia ZR] bidzapfc:
Bad luck. Sd card still doesnt work ;)
[Ubuntu Touch Ports to Android] sgirard1991:
Any devs want to help port this to the Verizon S3? I have tried but cannot seem to succeed...

Yes, I know someone did this back in February, but it was just the live demo version... I have been in contact with him and he doesn't seem to want to be of much help. All he said was "It should work with the newer releases", which it did not. I have no idea what he did to make that edited version of CM 10.1 work with the quantal preview, but I would like to somehow get it working with a stable release of saucy.

I have tried many things, and have not had success with any of them as of yet.

If someone could take a look at the files and figure out what needs to be done, I will do it just tell me what to do.

The original stuff can be found here: http://rootzwiki.com/topic/39299-romwip-ubuntu-touch-on-d2vzw-dev-previewphantom-022213/

nightly updated builds from ubuntu can be found here: http://cdimages.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-touch/daily-preinstalled/

I really don't have much experience with porting, but if someone would be willing to partner up on this with me, I would be so grateful.. I really can't be the only Verizon S3 owner itching to try out Ubuntu Touch...
[Ubuntu Touch Ports to Android] sgirard1991:
Really, nobody...?
[Ubuntu Touch Ports to Android] Plays2:
you're gunna want to follow this guide to get you started up. I know there's someone working on the d2Att port which should be compatible with your d2vzw. I myself have been attempting to port this to the d2's as well but have had no luck. To the people that say it's as easy as porting cm: no it's not. I guess in theory it is but with all of the kernel modifications and stuff required to get it up and running correctly it's just a LOT of work. I hope you have better luck than i have had and let me know if you need any help, i'll try to be of some assistance.
[Ubuntu Touch Ports to Android] moparfreak426:
If I had any experience with porting stuff other than pulling cm kernel, and a few other things and such from a working aosp rom and using it on an aosp rom from another device.... Anyways if I could I'd help, if I can quickly be taught, I'll contribute the crap out of myself into this. Official ubuntu touch is supposed to be out on October 17th according to rumors, around same time as ubuntu 13.10 release

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[Ubuntu Touch Ports to Android] sgirard1991:
Thanks for the replies guys, I will take a look at that guide.

I know it'll be out Oct 17th, which I am excited as hell about, cause its 3 days away lol. :good: :)

However, I don't believe our device is one of the ones "officially" supported, so either way we will have to figure out a port... I think...

I guess I will wait and see what happens Thursday and take it from there...
[Ubuntu Touch Ports to Android] moparfreak426:
Yeah, I'd say ours isn't official but.... It'll be official for others and therefore maybe easier to get everything working

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[Ubuntu Touch Ports to Android] sgirard1991:
Today was the official release date! Has anyone made any progress on porting? I haven't been able to make anything work. I really wish I was better at this stuff....
[Ubuntu Touch Ports to Android] moparfreak426:
I haven't even looked! Shoot!

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[Ubuntu Touch Ports to Android] sgirard1991:
Lol.

I did a little searching this morning but was unable to find anything.

I'm probably gonna just give it a week and look again, but if you find anything lemme know.

I'm gonna read that porting guide again tonight and see if I can make sense of it..
[Ubuntu Touch Ports to Android] ThaSik1:
I wish I knew anything past basic C++ programming because I would totally help how I could..would love to see Ubuntu Touch on my d2vzw as well lol Wanna keep it as fresh as possible :p since odds are looking slim on that new Nexus coming to Verizon.
[Ubuntu Touch Ports to Android] moparfreak426:
I know some c++ and more java but not alot..... :(

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[Ubuntu Touch Ports to Android] sgirard1991:
Lol I wish I even knew basic c++..

But yeah I'm the same way, always trying the latest and greatest roms, keeping things fresh.

I get bored after a few weeks of the same Rom lol
[Ubuntu Touch Ports to Android] moparfreak426:
That's how all of us are on xda

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[Ubuntu Touch Ports to Android] ghost1227:
I've been struggling through the porting guide, but so far haven't had any real success. I'll keep at it, but honestly I'd love any help anyone else can provide... I'm a bit out of my league.
[Ubuntu Touch Ports to Android] moparfreak426:
If I could.....

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[Ubuntu Touch Ports to Android] sgirard1991:
Same here, I've looked through it multiple times, a good majority of it makes no sense to me...

I'm pretty sure whoever said it was as simple as porting CyanogenMod was a liar lol cuz if it was that simple I'm sure we would've figured it out by now..
[Ubuntu Touch Ports to Android] ghost1227:
Part of the problem is that it isn't just another port. Given it's as much Ubuntu as Android (more actually), a fair bit of Linux competency is required as well.
[Ubuntu Touch Ports to Android] sgirard1991:
True...
[Ubuntu Touch Ports to Android] sgirard1991:
Turns out Ghost1227 is working on a port, I just recently found out. :good::laugh:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2490863&page=2
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] paulwilco:
Im sure this question has been answered elsewere but i cant find it!

Is there any way of re choosing whether or not you want the o2 ui without a hard reset?

Thanks

Paul.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] digitalsafari:
Start Menu

Programs

Install Type (Has 02 logo)

Now I have a question, how do you stop the V2R O2 Active nag screen when you do a soft reset?

Jonathan
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] paulwilco:
Fantstic, thanks very much. No idea about you question! sorry!

its quite a bit quicker without the o2 stuff.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] mjames_84:
If you go to File Explorer then Windows>Start up

Delete the O2 Active file in there and it should stop the nagging message, worked for me anyway
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] digitalsafari:
Nag screen is now gone.

Thanks
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] digitalsafari:
What does the O2 connect.exe app do ?

Jonathan
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Splatt!:
Would it not be better to just rename the file, or does it get replaced when you run the InstallType App again?
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Carnivor:
if its in the startup folder, it dosent matter what its called it'lll still run, removing it will stop it from running on startup.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] digitalsafari:
It appears to only make the 02 logo appear on the Today screen.

Jonathan
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] rickpub:
Not running any themes. Only other mod I hsve to the stock rom is the hotspot mod. Oh well, thanks for the replies... will go through apps again.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tpjgc:
i have a galaxy tab p1000 v/ gingerbread 2.3.3. i followed the instructions on installing the GB-Stock-Safe-v5.zip and Overcome v4.0.0 kernel using heimdall utility. After a couple of tries, i was able to get the kernel to install and things are working fine. I thought Overcome v4.0.0 kernel install will give me root access but apparently not. Can i run the doomsLord v4 rooting toolkit to root this or not? I dont' want to mess it up again and redo the entire install process to fix again. Also, i downloaded the clockworkmod app from the google store but it doesn't support the p1000. How and where do i obtain custom roms and install on this device? can i download cyanogenmod custom rom, put it in the sd card and boot to recovery and run install? Not sure since i now have the Overcome v4.0.0 kernel, i can't install any of these roms? i've never used custom roms so no sure what can and cannot be done. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] priyana:
You can install overcome ROM 4.1 (not just the kernel)

If you want, it is rooted, you can follow my signature.

But overcome kernel 4.0 is what gives you cwm recovery. That is the recovery you can use to install cyanogenmod or any custom ROM.

Just read their respective instructions.

Ask again if you are stuck.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tpjgc:
hi, from the link you sent, i see a couple of overcome 7 series v4.1 , which one can i use that won't mess up what i currently have? also, are you saying after installing one of these, it'll also root the tab? i'd like to remove some apps like 'Pulse' and the Office software on this device. Thanks again.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] priyana:
I always use the no wipe version.

You can always wipe data manually from cwm if needed.

But always make a habit of wiping cache and dalvik cache when changing ROM/kernel.

Yes, when you install rooted ROM, you have root.

I don't think pulse is built in. You can uninstall from Play market.

But if you can't remove, learn how to use Titanium Backup to uninstall apps.

You don't seem like a person who needs root.....
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tpjgc:
hi, sorry i'm not an expert on this so i'm bugging you again. So my p1000 tab has firmware 2.3.3 , kernel 2.6.35.7 Overcome-v4.0.0 #40. You mentioned i can install ROM 4.1 . I see in your list Overcome_7_Series_v4.1.0_NoWipe.zip. To update to that, do i just copy it to my internal SD, fire up CWM Recovery and go thru the 'install menu, choose zip from internal sd' , select this zip file and update? Or i can't do it that way?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] priyana:
that is the right way.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndroTechMaster:
How can i check if my n3 bootloader is unlocked?
[HTC Sensation] jacobcollins25:
I am trying to put Cyanogenmod 9.1 on my Sensation 4g. I've already unlocked it using the HTCdev set up, but now the next step on every tutorial is to s-off the phone. With Hboot 1.27.0000 the only options are Juopunutbear or Revolutionary. This is the problem you can no longer download Revolutionary and Juopunutbear deleted all Windows versions. Are there any other options that I have missed? If anybody has these files on their computer could you upload them for us in need?
[HTC Sensation] Nicx59:
If you only want to flash a ROM, you can follow this guide for HBOOT 1.27 & S-ON Devices.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1631861
[HTC Sensation] basentv:
You can follow this post..

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1661631

for Windows version files you can PM the thread owner. he will share the links
[HTC Sensation] jacobcollins25:
Thanks

I just want to say thanks to everyone who has replied. Your comments have helped a lot!
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phalen78:
Hi guys & gals

My boss bought his mother an S4 (she's in her late 80's).

He says that everytime he tries to call her in the morning it goes straight to voice mail. So the one morning he went to her house, tried to call her there, didnt work, he then made a call to himself, it worked, then he called her, and then only it worked.

has anyone ever come across something like this, where the phone seemingly goes 'dormant' and wont accept calls unless you make one first?

i've tried google, and cant find anything like this or remotely like it.

i have an S4 myself and have never had this problem.

the only thing i can think of to solve it is to update to 4.2.2 - maybe that will solve this unknown problem - but i'd still like to know what the problem is.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EvilTelephone:
Yes, my S4A does this occasionally. At some point it'll stop accepting calls until you make a call on it. Even if there's great service. I also wish to know what might cause this. It's very irritating, particularly since there's no way to know it's happening unless someone tells you they tried to call you and it went to voicemail. You could be missing calls and not even know it.
[Hardware Hacking General] ChpStcksRlz:
I have a Nexus 7 installed in-dash, but I've already read everyone else's builds and I would really hate to install an inverter just to charge my car entertainment. So what I do is I use a 2.1A car charger that somehow isn't able to charge to Nexus 7 while the screen is on, it merely just keeps the power constant so it doesn't drain, and is just an indicator of whether to turn on or not. I constantly have to deal with recharging it by AC power in the garage and that's getting tiring.

So here's my schematic,

When the car is shut off, the ignition switch would be set to open, and then from there I can set the mechanical switch to close so it can charge my Nexus 7 while I'm out of the car, of course I would turn the screen off. I did the math, and this shouldn't be able to kill a whole car battery in a week, I'm just worried about fire or something that may or may not work or any fire hazards, does anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks!
[Hardware Hacking General] Renate:
Rule #1: Never connect power sources directly in parallel. They will fight.

It's not clear from your explanation if the problem is with your charger or the Nexus' reluctance to accept a lot of current.

You may have to short or bias the data lines on the USB to make the Nexus use all the current available.

I'd be interested to know some actual current measurements, peak internal current demand on the Nexus, peak charging current.

If I were making a permanently installed tablet, I think that I would just buy a buck converter from ebay, set it on 4V and wire it directly into where the battery was.
[Hardware Hacking General] ChpStcksRlz:
So the wiring schematic is bad news?

Well that's a shame, I'll take amp readings tomorrow, I'll grab an amp meter and cut up the USB extension.

You see here's how the power goes:

Indicator mode: Monoprice 2.1A Charger -> USB Ext 3ft -> Original Nexus 7 cable -> Angle Connector USB extension -> Nexus 7

Charge Mode: Original Nexus 7 Charger 2.0A -> USB Ext 3ft. -> Original Nexus 7 cable -> Angle Connector USB extension -> Nexus 7.

Test 1: Indicator Mode

Test 2: Charge Mode

Test 3: Indicator Mode with Data Wires shortened at the 3ft USB ext

Test 4: Charge Mode with Data Wires shortened at the 3ft USB ext.

You just want amperage readings on these right?

I know the set up for the wiring is ridiculous and may cause a lot of resistance, but it charges up just fine with the original AC charger, and even an iPad's AC charger. I'm not sure what the problem is but I'll come back on Thursday afternoon with my results.
[Hardware Hacking General] Renate:
There's nothing special about the AC charger.

The reason that the AC charger can charge is because the display is off.

With all systems running full tilt the charger may not be able to keep up.

Measurements on this can be difficult.

The problem is, from the outside you are getting a limited view.

Let's say you plug a cell phone into a charger and measure 500 mA.

You could turn on the display, GPS and the most processor intensive thing and the current might still read 500 mA.

You don't really know how much slack the battery is taking up.

Is this a dedicated, hard-wired thing for your car?
[Hardware Hacking General] ChpStcksRlz:
Yes, it's a dedicated set up for my car.

Well you see here's the thing, I've tested it a long time ago, and charging by the AC charger for the Nexus or the iPad under full load of processor intensive task + screen on full brightness on the display it still charged a little, yes the wiring was the same extended wiring. From this data I assumed that using any 2.1A car charger would do the same, but I was wrong, none of the car chargers even put a single percentage of charge on the tablet even when all it was doing is standing by with the screen on.
[Hardware Hacking General] spunker88:
Not exactly sure what you are trying to do with the diagram in the OP. If this is a hard wired installation you could just grab a 12v to 5v converter module that puts out enough current. I'd suggest using Battery Monitor Widget or something similar while testing since that can show the current draw/charge on your device so you can see what its charging at. Or better yet a ammeter/multimeter that can measure current to see what its drawing. You may have to short the data pins on your microUSB cable to get it charging at a higher rate.

As far as it killing your car battery the device won't be drawing much current once its charged. Personally I'd be more worried about keeping it in a hot car for the sake of the tablet battery.
[Hardware Hacking General] ChpStcksRlz:
Do you have any suggestions for the 12v to 5v converter module?

I'm willing to cut up one of the USB extensions to see the amperage tonight, so I'll post my findings then.

I live in Texas, and the heat's been up to 115 F at one point in the summer. I've had it installed in my car before summer started this year and there hasn't been any damage at all to the tablet. Maybe the occasional hiccup when the tablet doesn't want to turn the screen on when it realizes it has power, but other than that, it's been fully operational.