yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Mikee4fun:
If you have an HTC One GPE then you can modify the APN's live with iPv6 settings not rooted. I was referring to the stock sense HTC Sense Roms or other Sense Roms. Most users are not going to modify their xml file just to get iPv6.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Cult Classics:
I would appreciate if you did!
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] lampel:
I will post here if I find anything once it's released.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] megabiteg:
Well on stock (un-rooted) ROMs you can add a new APN, just go to Settings - Mobile data - Access point names click on the 3 dots on the top right and you can add a New APN.

Now I haven't tried this configuration, maybe later I will check it out and see the results.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Mikee4fun:
There are no settings for iPv4 or iPv6 though
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] dotson817:
Please tell me the reason YouTube finally streams hd no problem now is because I updated this ipv6 apn?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] lampel:
So in tmous' 4.3 Rom, in the apn.xml, all it says for protocol is 'IP' and in a downloaded cyanogen Rom the same file was almost totally empty but I didn't install it and run it so I don't know if that is created in use. But android 4.4 apparently handles it totally differently anyway and I believe the dev version will be released shortly so I'm sure there will be many more, who know far more about this than I do, tearing into it.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Crowd_Control:
This may be a silly question, but what password is behind those asterisks? "none" to match the username that's typed in? And the server name is just an asterisk?

Aside from username, password, server, and APN Protocol being IPv6 instead of IPv4, these match what T-Mobile is publishing on their KB. They don't specify the APN type, either, but if it's the only one you have I think Android should fill in everything (default,supl,admin,dun,mms). That said, it didn't happen for at least some One X users: http://goo.gl/jHpRCC.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Cult Classics:
I'm not sure actually, they were preset. If you have any ideas how i can find out let me know ill try, "Make Passwords Visible" is already selected in my options still nothing.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Cult Classics:
I don't understand...are you asking me if changing your APN to these settings will allow you to enable HD in your Youtube app? If so I honestly don't know. If your now able to use HD in the Youtube app then it may or may not be because of these settings
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Cult Classics:
Thanks for the effort!

UPDATE: After T-Mobile 4.3 RUU + Cyanogen 10.2 M1 i'm unable to receive MMS's without manually enabling data. This could be as a result of Cyanogen development or another reason that I am not yet aware of.

As always i'm open for recommendations, I would love to get this working again.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] lampel:
Okay, so looking for something totally different I figured out how to enable the choice between ip4, ip6, or both - in your build.prop look for ro.telephony.ipv6_capability= 0 and change the zero to a one. I rebooted out of habit, not sure if it's required, and my existing apn's now have the choice back - didn't even have to recreate them. I'm running a pretty stock 4.3 btw. Let me know if you need help with the editing and I'll walk you through it.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] thefoss:
I'm having trouble with my MMS on AOSP ROMS. I'm currently on a CM11 rom and whoever I send pics to don't receive them, or they'll get the pic half a day later..But I can receive mms just fine though. I've experimented with both ipv4 and ipv6. Same behavior using a GPE rom. Anybody else having this issue?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Cult Classics:
Since you can receive MMS's I think your phone might not be the problem. I've read elsewhere on xda that sometimes our picture size can be too large and could potentially be denied by the receiving user's provider. Have you tried lowering the resolution of your camera app?(Use MMS option if it is available)
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Cult Classics:
Yea, if you can find the time! I am now running ARHD 41.0 and the stock settings are working perfectly for sending and receiving MMS's. For comparison though I would like to create an APN with the settings I originally posted here and test any potential differences.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] thefoss:
I was thinking something similar. Maybe I'll try another SMS app that compresses images. Any recommendations?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Cult Classics:
HOW TO ADD IPv6 TO SENSE(WIP)

HOW TO ADD IPv6 TO SENSE(WIP)

*this is experimental and the benefits are not yet proven

**incomplete for now

1. Settings/Mobile Data/Access Point Names/ "3dot Menu"/ New APN

2. Change settings to match these for IPv6

As you can see there is no option to specify either IPv4 or IPv6. Suggestions welcomed and appreciated.

Following the recommendation of user "lampel" I will try to change build.prop to include the missing options.

This is what I tried so far:

[credit goes here (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2115789)]

Via Root Explorer

1, Open "Root Explorer" and mount R/W.

2, Go to "system" and you will find there is a file name "build.prop".

3, Right click (By holding at the file) and there is menu pop out.

4, Scroll down and select edit in Text Editor.

But I can't seem to find "ro.telephony.ipv6_capability= 0" only "ro.telephony.default_network=9"

Even with these incomplete settings(No IP version Selected) the phone functions as it would normally
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Cult Classics:
Honestly, I try to stay away from 3rd party messaging apps, for no particular reason. I somehow feel that they do not integrate as well into the ROM as the stock app. I admit that this might not be accurate though. Correct me if i'm mistaken but the CM11 camera(Focal?) has a resolution setting for MMS, but my time on CM11 I was able to send and recieve MMS's fine with data tuned on and with the default resolution. Due to the nature of Cyanogen ROMs your problems could stem from experimental tweaks in their nightlies maybe? Are using the text app or text via hangouts?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] lampel:
You may be able to just add that line with the new value and get the same result.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Cult Classics:
I was! Thanks again for your help. OP updated.

I'll test IPv6 vs. IPv4 in various network speed tests and report it here.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] lampel:
You're welcome. Happy New year!
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Cult Classics:
You as well!
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] chong67:
I am in IPv6. I have use Speedtest to test. I don't see any improvement yet. How about you?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] hexanite:
This isn't working for me. I'm on a omni based rom with the same exact settings as the first post, but I am unable to get data. I'm able to text though.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] chong67:
I did the setting on post #2 and with IPv6, it wasn't as good with IPv4. I use Speedtest app to check the speed both times.

I am using ARHD41 ROM.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] en11gma:
tmobile usa

what are the settings for:

username

password

server

i see in 2 posts here that they have conflicting information

sone have:

none

***

*

and the other have:

not set

not set

not set

so what is really going on here?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Cult Classics:
The Settings:

none

***

*

Were preset in CM 10.2 when I took that screenshot, I don't know what's behind the asterisks or if they themselves are the necessary characters. The other settings you found are from Sense 5.5 when I manually input the new APN. I assumed leaving them at "not set" would yield the same result as in CM 10.2 but I have found that to not be the case. I'll try using asterisks and see what happens
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Cult Classics:
Negative, you seem to be knowledgeable on this subject. Have you any idea on the default T-Mobile HTC One APN settings? Does it already use IPv6?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Cult Classics:
Bullocks, more research to be done. Although data speeds are not the focus of upgrading to IPv6

Benefits of IPv6:

No more NAT (Network Address Translation)

Auto-configuration

No more private address collisions

Better multicast routing

Simpler header format

Simplified, more efficient routing

True quality of service (QoS), also called "flow labeling"

Built-in authentication and privacy support

Flexible options and extensions

Easier administration (say good-bye to DHCP)

Source: http://www.webopedia.com/DidYouKnow/Internet/ipv6_ipv4_difference.html

Because T-Mobile is one of a few mobile carriers to utilize IPv6 it would be wise to take advantage of this next generation protocol. Once we can get it working flawlessly of course.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Cult Classics:
Yikes, unfortunately OMNI is not based on CM or Sense as far as I am aware, the first post is based on CM/GPE so that might explain why it doesn't work maybe? I will look into it though as APN settings should be globally applicable.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] en11gma:
in the t-mobile apn settings guide for andoird they say leave it to "None" with a capitol N

and not set for pass and server

heres the link

http://support.t-mobile.com/docs/DOC-1976

just want to know if you could do some testing by entering data into those fields so we really know what is going on

i dont have a 100% functioning sim card

i ordered it from t-mobile online for free

i then activated it online but i never put any minutes on it (no $$$ on the actual sim card for the plan)

i can only do so much from my end as far as testing it

plus im far out and i see edge drop in and out so i cant tell if my settings are doing anything

thanks
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Cult Classics:
No problem, I will let you know what happens.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] mulletcutter:
i think its the same with Slim, i change to ipv6 and get no data
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] _nobody:
i was able to enable ipv6 but then my mms stopped working. anyone else have this problem? i have an unlocked att htc one then flashed android revolution with tmobile radio. mms works fine when i select the default ipv4 apn
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] en11gma:
still waiting for a couple people to try it both ways with the data entered in APN to see if we get data on both ways or if it does matter and it only works one way

preciate the info
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Cult Classics:
Sorry guys i've been busy with Uni starting back, ill see what I can figure out
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] jnthn:
Build prop edited to enable ipv6 and reboot. APN still showing grey ipv4 which I assume not working. Any solution?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] IAmSixNine:
Its been my experience that when i have ipv6 enabled on my devices i get connectivity issues after a while.

Leaving it at ipv4 i have no problems.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Blue59:
thanks trying..
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] denial4242:
build prop

im using an att htc one x+

using the information from this this thread i was able to get

apn protocol to show up in my apn settings but apn roaming protocol doesnt show up is there any info any one could give me that would help just by adding the apn protocol it helped with my speeds a little any advice would be great
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] gamepois0n:
Oh my gosh! The speed went up like 3x :0 thanks

Btw use Bearer: LTE

For a even better experience :)
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] IAmSixNine:
Can some give more detail on what Bearer is? Mine is Default, but as gamepois0n mentioned try LTE for better experience.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] gamepois0n:
Bearer services are telecommunication services that are used to transfer user data and control signals between two pieces of equipment. Bearer services can range from the transfer of low speed messages (300 bps) to very high-speed data signals (10+ Gigabits).

Just choose LTE so it will always try to connect to LTE first
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] IAmSixNine:
Thank You.
[General Questions and Answers] MHarris333:
I've just rooted my Xperia Z c6603 using this tutorial: http://www.androible.com/root-sony-xperia-z-c6603-android-4-2-2-jelly-bean-official-firmware/

Now since rooting it my wifi-hotspot won't turn on. I tried using an alternative app to get it working and that didn't work either, however it printed out an error log displaying why it wouldn't turn on.

Anyone know how to fix this?? :s

Thanks,

Mike
[General Questions and Answers] CLINTZ9:
Flash back your ftf if you really want it to work :thumbup:

But you loose root :eek:
[General Questions and Answers] khozemasaif:
Flash Back Official Firmware

Flash Back Official Firmware for ur Mobile.Hope it will solve ur prblm but u loose ROOT access from ur mobile..:)
[General Questions and Answers] MHarris333:
Yeah I know I can do that, but do you think there's any possible way I can have it working and be rooted? Like a new kernal or something?
[General Questions and Answers] maxum3300:
Did you ever find a solution for this? I just rooted my S3 and am now having the same problem.
[General Questions and Answers] mohit378:
---------- Post added at 05:56 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:54 PM ----------

[/COLOR]

I'm not sure but u can try flashing custom KERNEL for ur fon...
[General Questions and Answers] eyhabmichael.michael:
I've got solution

Download and install (Wifi Hotspot & USB Tether Lite) then set up wifi hotspot of the program
[Moto X Q&A] mikeosu:
For those of you on these carriers, how is your signal strength compared to previous phones? I'm on Sprint now and looking to switch to one of the two. I know Verizon has better coverage, but the slow updates would bother me and I live in the city so Verizon isn't a must. Anyone having dropped call issues particularly on the att varient?
[Moto X Q&A] scottjb:
I don't think the signal strength is any better or worse than other Verizon Android phones I've had in the recent past. The last few I had were Moto Razr M, Moto Razr M, and HTC Incredible 2. It could be slightly better than the M.
[Moto X Q&A] bpschoon:
Just left Sprint for Aio which is AT&T's prepaid arm. Same priority as AT&T but I get unlimited talk, text, and data (7gb of LTE speed) for $70 per month. That price includes tax and fees. So glad I left
[Moto X Q&A] mikeosu:
So i assume you're happy with coverage? I guess my question is, would it be worth picking AT&T over Verizon for the significantly faster updates?

How can they sell it cheaper with same priority? There must be a catch?
[Kindle Fire 2 Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting] iamterence:
Hey everyone. I am a fresh new owner of the Kindle Fire 2(and generation), running 10.4.6 firmware, and its definitely a nifty little thing. I got it solely for the purpose of rooting it and turning into some half-ass Nexus 7, haha. I've been reading up as much as I can, and from what I've been seeing, this device is a finnicky SOB. Things can go either really smoothly, or really badly at random. So before I take the plunge, I just wanna post the steps I'm gonna do in hopes that someone who is rooted and running a custom ROM can solidly confirm these steps are correct.

I'm going to use this guide here to for 10.4.6: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=44577053

Then I'm going to use this guide for root: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2075959

Downgrade bootloader(not software firmware) to 10.2.4, flash TWRP using fastboot on PC, then load in the FMKilo-2.apk and CM and gapps on tablet, run Tweezermod, reboot into TWRP and do a full system wipe (I'll wipe 3x just to be safe), then flash CM and gapps.

From my understanding, I don't necessarily need a fastboot cable to root and flash ROMs, but I will need it incase things go haywire, which there is a moderate possibility of. Is all of this correct? I'm sorry if this is a redundant and pointless post, but I just want some solid answers before I dive in. I'm not new to Android or flashing, but this device is just a little intimidating, so I just wanna be safe. And who knows, maybe this post can help others with 10.4.6 :)

Cheers, guys. :beer:
[Kindle Fire 2 Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting] stunts513:
I suggest putting the ROM and gapps onto the kindle before flashing twrp and 2nd bootloader, because the latest os detects if the boot loader isn't the same version as the os, if it doesn't match it boot loops into recovery and its slightly more complicated than drag and dropping the ROM once that happens.
[Kindle Fire 2 Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting] iamterence:
So right after flashing TWRP, immediately flash CM and gapps? And how's my steps looking? Am I good to go without needing a fastboot cable?
[Kindle Fire 2 Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting] stunts513:
It seems like you left out the step for installing 2nd boot loader, I'm more familiar with the HD models so I'll have to check up on the details for flashing on kf2, but I think you can just use fire flash to flash twrp, but I'd better check before you start messing with the boot loader. And yea pretty much you have to flash a new ROM or a older amazon os from twrp after flashing.

Edit: I don't see any mention of fire flash being compatible with kf2's, best to avoid it. There's a thread that tells how to put second boot loader and twrp on in the android dev section if u haven't seen it. Here it is! http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2100963
[Kindle Fire 2 Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting] iamterence:
Sweet, thank you so much man! And I can do all of this WITHOUT the fastboot cable, right? I only need that if SHTF, correct? And one more thing, I put the 2nd bootloader on AFTER I downgrade to 10.2.4?

Once again, I apologize for all the questions. Just wanna be safe rather than sorry. :D
[Kindle Fire 2 Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting] stunts513:
Yes you downgrade the bootloader first or you will be needing a fastboot cable, hehe.
[Kindle Fire 2 Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting] iamterence:
Well, didn't get very far at all :( I couldn't get adb to recognize my device. I updated android SDK, install Google USB Drivers, installed new Kindle driver fixes in the reference thread in the development section, rebooted both device and computer. Adb just refused to recognize the device. Maybe I'll try a different computer?
[Kindle Fire 2 Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting] stunts513:
Make sure your drivers are installed, also remember adb doesn't work with fastboot mode, just thought I'd mention that. If you don't have the drivers installed use the ones in my signature.
[Kindle Fire 2 Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting] iamterence:
Well, for some reason I can't even get other computers to recognize my device using ADB. These same computers I've been using for root for quite sometime now, are all of the sudden not listing any devices through ADB, not even my phone. Should I try reinstalling adb drivers? And how would I go about using the USB drivers posted in your signature?
[Kindle Fire 2 Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting] stunts513:
You just find then device in the device manager with a yellow triangle next to it usually, right click it, hit update driver, and point it to the directory that u extracted that zip file to. If you happen to need a newer version of adb/fastboot, download the attachment on this post.
[Kindle Fire 2 Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting] iamterence:
Hey man, just wanted to say thanks for the ADB drivers and USB drivers! My device is now successfully rooted :)

However, I've ran into another problem. When continuing through the bootloader process, when I'm supposed to downgrade to 10.2.4, I'm supposed to enter the fastboot command to flash the bootloader, command prompt just hangs at <waiting for device>...

I've read through the thread about this message, but I couldn't find a clear answer, as it seems some people have succeed with AND without a fastboot cable for this part :/

Any suggestions?
[Kindle Fire 2 Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting] soupmagnet:
You can still do everything through the ADB shell. Using fastboot isn't really necessary, but you'll have to be really careful.
[Kindle Fire 2 Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting] iamterence:
Thank you for the response. Is there a guide somewhere I can use that explains how to issue the adb commands instead of going through fastboot?

*EDIT*

Dug around for a bit and stumbled across this. Would these be the correct commands for going through adb?

" Put them in the same directory as adb and open up cmd

cd to the directory with adb and issue the commands:

adb push otter2-freedom-boot.img /sdcard/

adb push otter2-twrp-2.4.4.0-recovery.img /sdcard/

adb shell

su

dd if=/sdcard/otter2-freedom-boot.img of=/dev/block/platform/omap/omap_hsmmc.1/by-name/boot

dd if=/sdcard/otter2-twrp-2.4.4.0-recovery.img of=/dev/block/platform/omap/omap_hsmmc.1/by-name/recovery

reboot"
[Kindle Fire 2 Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting] soupmagnet:
Close. Asuming your device is already rooted, you created your backups, AND flashed the stack override, you still need to downgrade the bootloader.

adb push otter2-u-boot-prod-10.2.4.bin /sdcard/
adb push otter2-freedom-boot.img /sdcard/
adb push otter2-twrp-2.4.4.0-recovery.img /sdcard/

adb shell
su
dd if=/sdcard/otter2-u-boot-prod-10.2.4.bin of=/dev/block/platform/omap/omap_hsmmc.1/by-name/bootloader
dd if=/sdcard/otter2-freedom-boot.img of=/dev/block/platform/omap/omap_hsmmc.1/by-name/boot
dd if=/sdcard/otter2-twrp-2.4.4.0-recovery.img of=/dev/block/platform/omap/omap_hsmmc.1/by-name/recovery
reboot

Be sure do check the md5s of all downloads before flashing though
[Kindle Fire 2 Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting] iamterence:
Thank you, will try a little bit later in the day. One more question, do I no longer need the FMKilo apk? I've been seeing in other threads that the apk has been bricking devices, but v4 may or may not work. And its not mentioned in the 2nd bootloader thread, so I'm just a bit confused. Should I still download and run v4 after downgrading bootloader and installing TWRP, or should I just downgrade, install TWRP, and immediately flash CM + gapps from there? Wanna get all the clear information I can. :)
[Kindle Fire 2 Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting] iamterence:
Bump. Waiting for an answer before I continue with this.
[Kindle Fire 2 Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting] iamterence:
*UPDATE*

HOT DAMN! I AM RUNNING CM10.1!!!

:D

So what I did was download all the needed files, and used the fixed commands posted above by Soup to adb push them to the device, then proceeded with did commands to flash them to the device. I made damn sure that the file names matched that of those in the commands, inputted them one by one, rebooted and was greeted by the blue Kindle Fire logo, where I was able to cycle through the options to get to recovery. Immediately wiped everything in TWRP, and flashed CM and gapps. Up and running! This tablet is soooooo much better with AOSP running on it. Thank you, Stunts and Soup for helping me out. :)

And this was all done WITHOUT a fastboot cable. It was extremely dangerous and risky, but I made it through unharmed. :D
[Kindle Fire 2 Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting] SerZhe:
Please tell me, what if I use this image otter2-twrp-2.6.3.0-recovery.img instead of this otter2-twrp-2.4.4.0-recovery.img?
[Kindle Fire 2 Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting] braider:
I use the zip-otter2-twrp-2.6.3.0-recovery.zip here. Just make sure your file shows the name you used.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] ibex333:
Bought a Galaxy S4 on ebay a few weeks back. Didn't notice it at first, but when I sat down to apply a screen protector and wiped the screen clean, I noticed there is some sort of a micro object, like a white dot just under the glass. It is not a dead pixel, because it is there when screen is completely off, and when I tilt the phone and hold it at an angle I can see that LCD under this tiny dot is clean.

What the heck can it be? I doubt the seller changed the glass screen and wasn't careful when cleaning the LCD, but I suppose it is remotely possible since the phone has a nasty scratch with tiny chunks of plastic chipped off, on the bottom right corner of the silver bezel.

Anyone had a problem like this with their screen? Any way to fix this short of removing the screen?