yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] atg284:
Ahhhh yes...This is a hard one to explain but I know exactly what you are talking about. I first noticed this occurrence when I briefly had the Nexus 10. It was really bad on that tablet. So bad it was to the point where I could not hold it in portrait any more. It was so annoying. I ultimately returned it for light bleed but blamed the screen "wave" while scrolling to an under powered GPU.

So after I returned the N10 I went back to my HP Touchpad with ICS to await the next great 10 inch tablet to come out (took a year). Anyways, I started to notice it on there as well!! But it was much harder to see. I did a little researching on the interwebs and its a hard thing to describe and search for.

I tested it on many tablets in store to see if I could replicate it and the only ones that had it bad were the high def ones with high PPI counts. 1920 x 1200 pixels and up mainly.

I did more research and from what I read it is the fact that there are so many pixels that when you scroll they all are not changing exactly accross at the same time. So as the screen refreshes there is a slight delay from the first row to the last row when scrolling.

Experiment time:

Warning this is one of those "once you see it you cant unsee it ever again" things.....have your note 2014 in portrait with the buttons on the left, find a website with a lot of text that you can scroll (reddit.com), now scroll up and down in a fluid motion going about a full page length each way. The pixels on the left side of the screen are slightly behind the ones on the right. I guarantee it happens on yours too....

There is no fix for this. It just comes with the territory when you start getting into big ultra high def screens. I'm sure in the future they will probably hash this out but right now this is what we get. But I will say the screen on the Galaxy Note 2014 is far less "wavy" than the Nexus 10. If you don't believe me go to a store with an N10 put it in portrait and scroll with that. It's pretty bad.

All in all the "scroll wave" on the Note 2014 is not bad at all in my opinion. I just wanted to let you know that you are not the only one and it happens all across the board in varying degrees. I'm happy with mine just how it is and use it in portrait all the time :)

Side note: It's much harder to see on cell phones if at all. Not sure why but it's probably easier to see when you have a 10 inch.

Side note 2: When you hold it in landscape the effect is much harder to see because you are not scrolling left to right much it's up and down. But if you look closely you can see a slight "accordion" effect. Its the same principle but just harder to see. Again it's really not that bad on the Note 2014.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] mi7chy:
On a site note, I've seen that wobbly scrolling get introduced with a recent OTA on Note 8.0 so it's a software/driver issue.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] atg284:
Interesting....I can replicate it on many devices across many different hardware manufacturers though. It's like one of the first things I check when I play around with tablets. The constant is that it seems to be the high res ones and only in certain holding positions like portrait or landscape. But most of them do it from what I recall. I do want to try it on an ipad though...I tend to steer clear of those :p

Also with that thinking then my HP Touchpad, Nexus 10 and Note 2014 all have software/driver issues. Let alone all the ones in the store you can replicate it with like the note 8, ASUS tranformer infinity, etc. So then they all have bad software/drivers? I just don't think it's likely. Some screens are better than others with this but there seems to be a common theme here...high PPI count on large screens.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] talz13:
Bumping an old post, but has anybody seen any improvement with this in the last 10 months?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] Lympe:
Of course not since we haven't received any update anyway. Just use it horizontally and you won't notice it
[LG Optimus 3D] bartdotnet:
*REPosted originally from naver by ibluemind*

Optimus 3D Cube and try to reveal the blue kernel for 2. I equipment (Optimus 3D cube), the tests because they do not have an unfulfilled condition. Ask users who are testing the rooting.

Optimus Optimus Prime in the kernel source for 3D and 3D and will extract your kernel source to build the cube. Because of that, Optimus for 3D Blue has features such as kernel 2. However, the cube user who will once again feature for up to

* LinaroGCC 4.7.3 compiled with

* Linux kernel version 3.0.24 to update

* ARM CPU Topology Definition applies various kernel tweaking, such as

* Add custom Voltage controls, and FSync control

* Removed the swap area surveillance from part of the LMK

* Use a Snappy ZRAM +

* KSM, CleanCache etc on

* Add the burner CPU wheatly, lazy

* Added IO Scheduler sio

And so on ...

Has not been tested yet! Recovery, please test to know how

ICS is the firmware for the CWM recovery install from a file.

tested by me

this one is working but still with bugs. thank you ibluemind

http://cafeattach.naver.net/74e168dbc095904c658ee6dfe8047f0cabf403e57f/20130107_246_cafefile/25480195_1357487368446_tYiG1Q_zip/bluekernel_20130107.zip?type=attachment
[Testing] Dansixminute:
Hi all.

So I'm looking for a lead on getting multiple Android devices for testing purposes. I'm hoping to avoid the usual trawl through various ebay listings etc. to get my hands on cheap handsets (though have already reluctantly started this process.)

I will of course be using various emulators and remote testing services, but in many ways there's no substitute for having an actual device there in your hands.

Anyone had any experience sourcing from carriers, direct from manufacturers, or otherwise?

Is there a group that specialises in leasing for example?

I'm UK/Ireland based so some EU friendly leads would be nice.
[Testing] prats87:
There are a few services that allow you to crowd test your app with real users. Google around a bit.
[Testing] Dansixminute:
Cheers, but I'm looking to actually get a good supply of devices into the studio, rather than crowd sourcing and other remote methods. Might need to run debuggers, network limiters etc on the devices to really put them through their paces and it'll be a hell of a lot easier to do that 'in house' so to speak.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Brava27:
Anyone have any success with making the phone speaker louder? I slept through my alarm clock. Terrible
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] tattedup660:
Is there any way to get back swipe with pen lock? I like swipe with the color effect but hates that it open the phone up. I'm coming from the S3 and miss the swipe with the animation then the pen lock would come up to unlock the phone.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] Inspire:
because it's working very slowly now...

With 530Mhz by "XCPUScular 2.88" too...

which patches and fixis "must install"???

thx
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] arieltools:
I think a "must" is a big think. :o

IHMO you "should" install all the mamaich patches. Look at this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=27614

Mine is working like charm.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] HDuser:
http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?p=153009#153009
[Android Studio] Evisceration:
Hey community :)

someone recently asked me per email how i do ROM Development.

i prefer to use Android Studio, but it doesnt fully support all, as some internal and hidden api's are just not visible.

This video shows you, how to expose these features and make use of them while coding :)

for example, if you implement new Methods and Constants etc, android studio wont pick them up and display them by default.

with doing this little trick, it does.

i think its really usefull, but decide yourself :D

oh, before i forget, sorry for the bad video, im just bad at recording :P

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Video Recorded on Linux, Elementary OS using Kazam

Used Software, Scripts, etc:

Android Studio

Dex2Jar

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Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C9vXkhZiEyc

[YOUTUBE]C9vXkhZiEyc[/YOUTUBE]
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] borisshnitkin:
how long does it take for verizon to send out firmware updates for our phones. i noticed the international versions have gotten at least 2 updates since the release and it improved the stability and battery life of their phones. i'm wondering if anyone here heard of any upcoming updates for our phones.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jspencer89:
Updates

They usually take quite a while to make sure the other updates don't cause some kind of issue.They also would make the update immediate to patch some kind of flaw in the stock rom. But that's the beauty of rooting and putting your own roms. So you don't have to wait on the official releases to get new features.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hctimin:
With that being said, I know that there were several updates for other versions posted in the General Note 3 forum. Has anyone ported/installed these updates on the Verizon version? If so, were there any notable benefits from those updates?
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] njfoses:
Doesn't work that way.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jr_718:
Mid December. ..
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Rapazzo:
I dont understand why The memory says 789MB

I know the htc evo 4g lte has 1GB of ram, Does CM10 use a certain amount for system?

I never really noticed this before and Im sure it is not a big problem. I just wonder why CM10 Doesn't recognize all 1gb of ram
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] SleepyS40:
I believe that the other ram that you aren't seeing is allocated to the graphics processor or something having to do with graphics im pretty sure. Someone may know better than I but I am fairly certain.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Saneless One:
Video ram for the s4 chip set. Same as on any ROM, even sense/stock
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jokesonme:
Not sure if anyone else has seen this but betterbatterystats shows Wifi as always on. So far today I have not had Wifi on at all yet it gives Wifi running at 100%. Any thoughts?
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mad383Max:
Go to advance settings under WiFi and uncheck this box. It will also help battery life some.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jokesonme:
Thanks. I re-installed once more after root and forgot to uncheck that again thanks!!
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cobra11Murderer:
hey yall I have a friend that is looking into unlocking their phone for use with T-Mobile? is that possible and how would I go about doing that?
[Sony Xperia L] dulemilosevski:
Advanced volume control

I dont have xperia L but [MENTION=4852736]shivamcheat[/MENTION] ask me to make the mod for him this framework.jar is from xperia l pls frst make back up and test this

Requirement

--Root

--CWM

--DEODEXED FW (15.0.A.2.17)

Installation:

-Place zip it into internal memory or to external sd card

-Go to recovery and, Wipe Cache Partition and Wipe Dalvik Cache

-Install .zip from recovery

Download

Advanced volume control_Xperia_L

Thanks and credits go to peetr_
[Sony Xperia L] dulemilosevski:
is working or not :confused::confused::confused:
[Sony Xperia L] FantasticalX:
So.. If i installing this mod, will be my superuser mod disappear? Sorry for my bad english :D
[Sony Xperia L] Sparksys:
Why would you say that?
[Sony Xperia L] dulemilosevski:
Super mod is in service.jar this mod is in framework.jar
[Sony Xperia L] FantasticalX:
Ouw... Sorry my fault.. Will try it later ;)
[Sony Xperia L] ImTooNoob:
Hey, it didn't work. Nothing changed.
[Sony Xperia L] dulemilosevski:
Push manuel extrat zip and push framework.jar in system/framework
[Galaxy Note 3 General] djnoicatse:
Created this bounty thread hoping to find a way to reset our KNOX counter to 0x0. It's great that [MENTION=2348906]designgears[/MENTION] and [MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION] found a way to root without tripping the Knox counter, but unfortunately a lot of us have already voided our warranty using the old way.

I know it's a long shot and almost impossible (as far as we know) to reset the Knox counter, so I'm hoping there's a dev out there that would be willing to give this a shot and see if it can be done. I'm sure there are tons of people out here in the xda community who would like to have their mind at ease knowing that their warranty will still be good when they need their phone serviced.

So I'll start off with donating $20 to the first person that finds a way to reset the infamous knox flag!

May 5th 2014

Hey everyone, sorry I haven't been able to update this thread. I've been really busy with work and my family. Any time I have to go on XDA is simply just checking up on some PM's and maybe some quick browsing. When I get the chance (hopefully soon) I will update the OP with some missed donations that I have missed. I don't even know what the update is on this whole KNOX fiasco. What I do know, is that was 4.4.2 came out, KNOX was updated to 3.0. I would assume that finding a solution is probably harder than ever.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] _frog hair:
Knox will prevail! Hil the mighty KNOX! ;D Lol.. great thread man. I will def follow =)

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[Galaxy Note 3 General] djnoicatse:
I've got a strong feeling that KNOX will end up winning ?. But we'll never know if we don't try.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] kaos_king:
I was wondering how they can make knox irreversible.

One idea i came up with is there could be a piece of hardware that is triggered, irreversibly by maybe destroying it.

Does anyone else think it could be linked to hardware?
[Galaxy Note 3 General] NoEnd:
I pledge by $20

Please keep a record of all pledges with the total in 1st or 2nd post

Thanks
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Skander1998:
40$ here.

My counter is still 0x0, but not for long as I'm tempted to just flash everything beyond control :p
[Galaxy Note 3 General] iankellogg:
THe knox flag is an EFUSE, you will NEVER be able to reset it back to 0. It is PHYSICALLY destroyed in the S800 chip and there is no way to change that fact. The best you can hope for custom bootloader that fakes the flag. But they will always be able to check the flag.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Kinoal:
I pledge 30$ here! :)
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Skander1998:
There is no concrete evidence that it is an e-FUSE.

All is speculation.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] iankellogg:
The speculation is that KNOX is using an E-FUSE. chainfire has said everything he can tell its an e-fuse. The S800 has at least 1 E-FUSE register that I know of and I think maybe 4 total.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] djnoicatse:
Record of pledges is now posted
[Galaxy Note 3 General] djnoicatse:
I've heard this too....

Nothing is impossible if it hasn't been tried.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] NoEnd:
I'm not an expert, but guessing if KNOX is a hardware validation, can we replace this chip or manipulate with it?
[Galaxy Note 3 General] iankellogg:
the EFUSE is built into the Qualcomm S800 chipset. So there is no practical way to fix it.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] NoEnd:
other smartphones like the G2 uses the same chipset, how come they don't have the same validation?

I guess that either Samsung have their own version of S800 or there is another chipset in the system represents KNOX.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] iankellogg:
So I was wrong about the number of Efuses (which qualcomm calls QFuses) THere are over 100 of these QFuses. THey can be used for pretty much anything the manufacture wants (from what I have read all manufactures use QFuses for disabling Debugging). All Qualcomm chips and pretty much any CPU or FPGA on the market has at least 1 EFuse. It is up to the company to determine how those are used. LG decided against using EFuse checks in their bootloader. Samsung decided it was the only way to make Knox secure.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] NoEnd:
Ok now I understood your point

Thanks for explaining
[Galaxy Note 3 General] neoKushan:
What you have to remember is that Qualcomm license their chipsets out, but it's up to the device manufacturer to use it however they want. Not all features get used or enabled and not all will be used for the same purpose. They all use efuses for things like disabling debugging and such but Samsung has potentially chosen to use it as a hardware flag for Knox.

What you're describing is an "efuse". It's a well known method of securing a system to prevent it from doing things like downgrades. It's a piece of hardware, as you describe, that gets permanently "blown". This is nothing like a traditional fuse that you can replace, it's a tiny, tiny part of the silicon inside the CPU itself. You can't "repair" it, it's only a few nm in size. It would be easier to thread a needle using two Boeing 747's.

Anyway...

The efuse thing is, at this time, speculation. There's a lot of evidence to say it's an efuse being used but nothing concrete as of yet. There's a good chance we may never be able to reset the Knox flag, however it has been shown that we can at least bypass it in certain instances.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] iankellogg:
To add to this. The motorola bootloader for the atrix, razr and others used an EFuse to lock the bootloader and I wouldn't be surprised if that was the case here now for samsung. If you aren't familar, Motorola's bootloader can not be unlocked (unless its a dev phone) and their solution to people was to give them a coupon to buy a new device that didn't have a locked bootloader. I have no faith that we will be able to reverse KNOX flag or be able to unlock the bootloaders but I do have confidence that we will have a safestrap.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] djnoicatse:
Very interesting!!!
[Galaxy Note 3 General] djnoicatse:
You've mentioned Team #f0f quite a few times already. Who are they exactly and what do they do? Have you mentioned anything to them regarding this thread?
[Galaxy Note 3 General] nitrate:
http://www.fail0verflow.com/

They are hackers. They usually are addicted to game consoles. In 2006 they made an exploit for the Wii visible to the hole public at 25C3 hacker conference. In 2010 they laid the security system of the PS3 open at the 27C3 hacker conference. They also claimed to already have broken the security system of the Wii U in only 30 days and are going to visit this year's 30C3 hacker conference.

Proof: http://events.ccc.de/congress/2013/wiki/Assembly:Fail0verflow

I cannot say if they would be interested nor if they are able to find a solution to the KNOX / bootloader thing. I for myself didn't contact any of them yet. Maybe someone else will do it... I just had those guys as some kind of "first idea" because from what they did they definitely are good at their work / investigations in security based & closed systems as far as I can say for myself.

By the way: 30C3 (Dec., 27th - 30th) at the Congress Center in Hamburg, Germany.

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[Galaxy Note 3 General] Action B:
Why would they refurb a phone without warranty?
[Galaxy Note 3 General] naguumo1:
That's the point he's trying to make, right now refurbishing phones is a big thing in the cell industry and it is highly unlikely that any cell company or Samsung is just going to trash a $700 device because Knox was tripped. There is most likely some type of encrypted code that Samsung uses to reset the counter so that the device can be sold as re-manufactured with a re-manufactured warranty.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] jetbruceli:
Man we all just need someone from Samsung to help us out.

---------- Post added at 12:58 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:57 PM ----------

Then again they would probably replace the piece inside to reset the knox
[Galaxy Note 3 General] ripnetuk:
Maybe Sammy can use a secret code in the other efuses to reverse it?

Regarding the refurbs, maybe sammy included code that says use efuse1 for setting / reading knox status, unless a secret pattern is present on other efuses. As i understand it, there are loads available, so they could have a 1st chance (efuse1), 2nd chance (0011010101010 flashed to efuses 100-110), third chance if 11001010101 is flashed to 120-130 etc.

That way they can reset the warranty without having to perform a miracle of unblowing efuses.

just a thought

g
[Galaxy Note 3 General] jetbruceli:
Hey check this out

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2504258

Knox is a software trigger and can be reset !
[Galaxy Note 3 General] nags92:
I would take this as a pinch of salt, it's great that someone was able to get it reset but without any evidence to back it up and it's just hear say really but I'm sure it wont be long till someone cracks it.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] jetbruceli:
I take it as hope. But then again. Look at apple. iPhones were not unlock able after a certain baseband but when you could get them unlocked over the phone or taking it in to the shop.

Basically it might also be something that is connected to samsung and they have to reset them after a service has been performed.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] djnoicatse:
This is great news!!!
[Galaxy Note 3 General] spad:
Hardly beleivable though since its a single one in a long time
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Neog2:
Good and bad news

Good news and bad news. First off when I hooked myphone up to the machine which is rooted it ran through a series of test came up with the exact model off my phone then said unsupported software and would not let me do anything after that.

Now I took a bricked GS4 that was rooted it ran through test and came back that no software found. But then it have more options to attempt recovery. I don't know if it was because it was bricked or something else but it couldn't find what type of phone it was so I had to select which type of phone and carrier. Then it have recovery firmware options. Had two or three options. I selected the recommended and it flashed the phone back to a stock non rooted state.

Talked to the Samsung guy that I'm cool with he confirmed that firmware files are not stored locally. When they plug up phones to the machines up to a total of eight at a time one the machine runs through various test and everything comes back good. if an Update is needed our if a person just wants to update to the latest firmware because they were having issues with Kies, or didn't know how to update. The program reaches out to a central Samsung server downloads the file temporarily flashes then deletes the files.

Other thing is he doesn't believe there is a way to flash local files. It's pretty automated not really much user input from what I can see.

Also each laptop is verified that has this software on it. Non verified laptops even with the software can't compete the handshake with the remote server. He knows this because they broke one of the machines and when the new one came in they had to wait several days fit it to be out on the hood list before the app could successfully download firmware.

Included a picture of the machine with software running. Will get better picture and more screen shots of the doo in various states soon.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] ValenteL:
Não percebi nada... wow, English only... Nothing understood of that :crying::confused::rolleyes:
[Galaxy Note 3 General] dawgboy1783:
Man does anyone know how we can we get this version of the S.M.A.R.T tool ???

Sent from my knox free Note 2 :)
[Galaxy Note 3 General] almacncheese:
If someone cracks it

i will give them 2$ pay paled their way i know its not a lot but every little bit adds up:cyclops:
[Galaxy Note 3 General] nitrate:
If we can't do anything with it because of some server / login requirement: why don't we get a copy of this tool anyway?

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[Galaxy Note 3 General] dawgboy1783:
I searched for a download link for the latest version of the smart flasher tool to no avail if anyone has any luck please share a link if possible

Sent from my knox free Note 2 :)