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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] mrdiu:
Hey All,

So in short, I'm running on CM 10.2 M1 JFTLECAN (Rogers). I was initially on stock kernel I337MVLUAMDJ. CallerID was showing up as gibberish, so I thought I would update the kernel to I337MVLUAMG1.

After flashing kernel with ODIN, the phone would boot into a a grey battery logo.

Is the new kernel I337MVLUAMG1 not compatible with Android 4.3? I currently have my phone in Recovery Mode, and need assistance in getting this fixed.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] mrdiu:
Okay, so I just re-installed the ROM and everything is working, but has reverted back to old baseband I337MVLUAMDJ. CallerID still showing up as gibberish, if anyone knows how to fix this, please advise. Thanks.
[General Questions and Answers] note2sch-i605:
Ok I am new here I am going to try to explain everything that I can, if I miss anything please ask me to look. When it comes to directions I do need step by step directions. To start off I purchased a SCH-I605 rooted and I like it a lot, HOWEVER my model number in settings is SGH-T889 that is a AT&T note 2. What do I do to fix this? I have tried to put another ROM on the phone and that did not work Please give step by step directions THANKS IN ADVANCE I like to watch youtube videos :laugh::laugh:
[Moto X Q&A] FSRBIKER:
Is anyone experiencing their phone waking up and waiting for you to ask it something? It's happened just sitting on the counter, my pocket or streaming music/podcasts. It happens at least one or more times a day, I tried retraining it for my voice a few times but still happens.
[Moto X Q&A] natezire71:
Go retrain it once more in a completely silent room. You should be able to hear nothing except air moving (fan, a/c, etc.). Then report back.
[Moto X Q&A] jhnl33:
Biggest thing is keep it at arm's length. Like really, extend your arm to the fullest, and then speak normally. Try it.
[Moto X Q&A] FSRBIKER:
The last time I walked out to my garage to be away from any noise, I'll try again today and make sure I hold it at arm's length(tried that on initial setup)
[Moto X Q&A] jhnl33:
Good luck! I had the same issue as you in the beginning. I uninstalled updates and reinstalled to try to make sure previous cache and settings were cleared and re-trained at arms length and now it works pretty well!
[Moto X Q&A] jayboyyyy:
also, make sure you use the same pitch and cadence when saying it. If i want the phone to pick up my voice easier, i can say ok google now when training it in slightly different ways. But then my phone also comes on and thinks im saying it when no one has said anything close to ok google now. If you make sure everything sounds the exact same when saying it, i didn't run into any problems. But i can't wake the phone up when i first wake up in the morning lol. I always try but i apparently sound like death whenever i first wake up.
[Moto X Q&A] Steve-x:
I agree, try using the same voice for all three samples. I know that early on people were suggesting you say it with slightly different speed etc but I have found it is best to try to say it the same all three times and let the software in the Moto X handle slightly variations automatically.
[Moto X Q&A] 1ManWolfePack:
Mine wakes up all day sitting on my desk at work. I do talk about Google a lot, but I never say my phrase. It's funny some of the stuff I see it type...
[Moto X Q&A] racer83l:
This is an interesting thread for me. I had the Note 3 (hi galaxy) and Nexus 5 (ok google). Both of them would think I was talking to them when I wasn't, and I have almost the opposite problem with the Moto X. I have a hard time to get it to listen. I re-trained, re-trained, re-trained.. My wife's phone works flawlessly. I do love that we train our voices because she uses here touchless control all the time right next to me and my phone has yet to mistake mine for hers.

Maybe I need shorter arms.
[Moto X Q&A] FSRBIKER:
OK quick update, I uninstalled the Touchless Control update and retrained my Moto X again in my garage this morning. It's been about 7 hours and it hasn't once yet turned itself on. I streamed music, have been in congested areas with people, a business meeting and it's working perfectly now.

I'm going to wait for 24 hours to make sure it's still working correctly and then install the update to the app.
[Moto X Q&A] cindylike24:
About ready to scream!

The touchless control on my Moto X Developer Edition is extremely sensitive. Anytime anyone talks in the office that I work in, the dang phone comes on and waits for someone to give it a command. All anyone has to do is say "OK" and it does this even when I don't want it to. I've tried retraining the phone multiple times and it doesn't seem to help me out at all. I'm going to be so glad when the Lollipop update finally rolls out for this phone so I can get retrain this with a different launch phrase that will not be so easy to trigger on my phone. In the meantime, has anyone been able to get the sensitivity adjusted on this phone? If so, how? I'm thinking of going to Cyanogenmod 12.1 until Lollipop rolls out for the XT1060,

Any help that I can get on this would be greatly appreciated.

Cindy
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] hatedman95:
Hello XDA,i have a pretty neat idea about the new 4.3 update for i9300.What if someone let's say i try to port i9300's 4.3 update (Stock update) and make it a custom rom (or stock rom).Would that be possible?If yes,how?

PS:I mean by porting by bringing all the features for TouchWiz and things like that.I know there is CM 10.x for 4.3 but i'm not trying to stick to Classic google update,i enjoy the TouchWiz(not a fan,but i just like it more than Standard black menu and stuff).I remember from reading some posts that for porting you need to delete the FM Radio,CMDMA (or something like that),etc.I'm just curious why it doesn't port over i9305,don't flame me,i'm a newbie to development would be just like a tutorial for n00bs.
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] JJEgan:
Stock update I9300 has been pulled due to problems .

Development tutorials etc you start in the Android Development Forum .
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] hatedman95:
I know,i'm asking something else.I'm asking what if we port the germany update+china kernel (i've read and they're the best combo) and port it over to i9305?
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] .NetRolller 3D:
I think porting the Korean update would make much more sense - especially as the inverse port has already been done, as documented in a YouTube video. Perhaps adding light effect & other goodies from the new AT&T update (if the Korean one doesn't have them).
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] hatedman95:
That would be amazingly great,though nobody would port it over.I don't know how,because i'm a user,not a dev,if i would learn i would've ported 4.2 by now even 4.3 .I've seen it's easy because you need to delete some stuff,so yeah.(I'm just saying,don't drop the bomb).
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qazmed:
after upgrading to 4.3 on s4 i9505 i rooted using vroot method but foldermount seems not working

whenever i click a on the pin it say plz wait then nothing the pin doesnt turn green

what to do is it common to all s4 with knox
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qazmed:
I searched the prob further and found out that my selinux is enforcing and that is the problem coz every time i use the app a message pops Some app is trying to .............

Is there anyway to change selinux to permissive without tripping knox

Am on rooted i9505 mj7
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jpdoliveira:
Have you tryed to see if phone is going to deep sleep. It may be a cause for that. There are apps that can tell you that.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crystaldabuu:
Yep, that seems correct (70% of deep sleep checked with CPUSpy) and that's also on the BetterBatteryStats log
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dakura:
11 hours seem pretty good to me, please take note that you are on a nightly ROM, battery consumption can increase or decrease, no one can know what will happen on a nightly ROM, if you want to watch your battery consumption you should flash a stock rom first because that will be your medium. That said, there are no problems with 11 hour battery life and still %41 at all.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drZoidberg33:
How is the radio signal in your area? That has a massive influence on battery performance.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dakura:
If you have a radio signal problem, you can try disabling fast dormancy, pretty easy with this app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gokhanmoral.fastdormancytoggle.i9300&hl=en_GB
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crystaldabuu:
11 hours is yes, pretty good if I use a little bit my phone.

The problem is that my battery is drained even if my phone is locked and stay in my pocket.

I tried to let it locked for a night when I was sleeping, un-plugged it when he was at 100%, didn't set an alarm, and zero app loaded in RAM.

For 10 hours of sleep, my phone drained about 50 percents of battery.

So the problem is not my use, it's the phone itself.

Don't ****ing know where the problem can be, but today I saw this in BBS.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dakura:
Something is keeping your phone awake. You can take a look at this app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rootuninstaller.batrsaver

Or you can wipe everything and flash a new rom, since we have no idea what causes this.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crystaldabuu:
6th time that I change my ROM, and does nothing. I'll try to get [MENTION=428455]Stock[/MENTION] with the aaaa-weeee-sssooome (lulz) TouchWiz laggy stock rom, and i'll try to see if that changes something...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nikhil:
These battery savers are less helpful. These just turn off radio on scheduled time and does not prevent culprit app from draing battery which actually is required to save battery. the apps which actually are helpful for conserving battery can be found here under battery section. :)

I agree because there are many factors which are responsible for drainage of battery and with couple of screenshots, one can hardly figure what exactly the problem is.

I could have described those factors in detail but this is not a correct place to do so. ;)

Buddy from the information and screenshot you have shared, I would say network is one of the reason or main reason in drainage of your battery. What you can do to minimize this is, avoid keeping your device where strength of network is less. Fluctuations in network contributes very much in drainage of battery. Also if you will keep data mode on and turn off the screen then too it will awake your cpu at regular intervals. So no matter your screen is off, you will face battery drain. Also when not needed, stay at 2G as 3G with data mode on, drains battery very much.

There may be/may not be other factors but this network factor is certainly there. You should keep your device on flight mode and see if battery drains highly!

Hope this helps :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
Nobody who's posted to this thread so far has mentioned the ****load of wakelocks in the BBS stats (I.E the bleeding obvious). You have a ton of them. This is causing the drain you're seeing.

OP - If you really want to resolve this, post your BBS stats to the BBS thread on here & ask for help there, people who post to that thread regularly should be able to help you you. If you keep posting to this thread at the current rate, you'll still be running round in circles in a month's time.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crystaldabuu:
Thank you, i'll try this

-> Tryed to switch off Fast Dormancy, didn't noticed any change... so... useless option with my carrier, who, I think, doesn't allow his antennas to be compatible with this thing
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crystaldabuu:
Hi,

I update this thread because i have resolved my problems... and they came back in two days.

I flashed a new Rom, Cyanogenmod 10.2, and my battery was fine on tuesday (It looked like this https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BawCU2pIUAAJyrj.png:large).

1 day after, tadaam! battery drain came back. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BawCdu0IcAAHUmC.png:large

Help me please, i really need this phone working.

I have looked around baseband/RIL problems.

I want to test another baseband but I can't choose one, I live in a town where the reception is good, my actual baseband is the i9100XXMS3.

I'm in 10.2 with DorimanX kernel.

Can you advise me one please ?

Thanks
[Nexus 5 Accessories] SpaceGooner:
Do the genuine LG Google Nexus 4 stereo headphones HSS-F400 work on the Nexus 5?

These are still available online in a few places online and I like the fact they have the Nexus branding on them. Can anyone confirm whether their sound quality is any good?

Thanks
[Nexus 5 Accessories] MisterEff:
Any headphones work, I mean they all work. As for sound quality, not sure. I still have the pair from my Gnex and they still work.
[Nexus 5 Accessories] jphilippon:
There no reason any headphones wouldn't work across any device or manufacturer.

sent from my Nexus 5
[Nexus 5 Accessories] SpaceGooner:
Thanks for replying. Well you say that any headphones should work on any device but the headphones that came with my old Samsung Galaxy S and before that the pair from my Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 certainly do not work properly on my Galaxy S3 or my Nexus 5. It's like those headphones were based on a different standard - same jack, different output. That's why I asked.
[Nexus 5 Accessories] bblzd:
All 3.5mm sound peripherals are standardized but there could be some alternate function that interferes with the phone's operation if it has inline controls. If it has a mic that should be pretty standard as well.
[Nexus 5 Accessories] Letitride:
Most 2.5mm and 3.5mm mobile audio now used TRRS where ring 3 is used for ground and sleeve is mic - standards (CTIA/AHJ) that are good for Apple, HTC, Sony & most Android devices. Some might be wired with ring 3 for mic and sleeve is for ground instead. If you come across it, you can get an inexpensive adapter on eBay to reverse/conver it.

The left & right audio channel are the same, however - so for listening purposes, they all should work ... :fingers-crossed:
[Nexus 5 Accessories] Jimmy2u:
I have not received any headset with the N5...but I would like to buy one motorola bluetooth headsets for my N5 as I just used of one of my friend and I really like them...so wondering to go for them....
[Nexus 5 Accessories] Letitride:
N5 does not come with nor ship with any headset.

Standard & popular bluetooth headset are fine, I've both Motorola & Jabra BT headset setup for use with it, recognized it & did not even ask for a PIN - but I did change the device name to something more unique so that other BT headsets nearby won't connect to it by "accident" although I usually turn it off unless I'm on the move.
[General Questions and Answers] Spaded21:
I live in a small town so ISPs are very limited. I switched this week from AT&T DSL (not U-Verse, plain old 3Mbps DSL) to Kraus, a local cable provider. I believe Cogent may be the underlying carrier. I never had any problems with AT&T other than the speed. I have an Asus RT-N56U with the latest official firmware (3.0.0.4.374_979) and it has been problem free with the AT&T DSL.

Since getting Kraus, a lot of apps on my phone don't work over my wifi. Facebook, Amazon, Pandora, Chase Bank are the ones I have had problems with so far. I can use them with the browser on my phone just fine, and everything works on my laptop. I didn't change anything in my router other than WAN settings (from PPPoE to DHCP) and it's happening on my wife's phone as well. I have a Droid DNA and she has a GS3. Everything works fine on other wifi networks as well as the mobile network.

I swapped out the N56U with an old Linksys WRT54GL with DD-WRT firmware on it (DD-WRT v24-sp2 (07/22/09) mini) and I got the exact same symptoms.

I ran a packet sniffing app called Shark (modeled after WireShark) on my phone and found a couple IPs from the Facebook app. 69.171.235.48 and 31.13.74.49. I can ping these from my laptop and my phone successfully.

I tried to assign my phone a static IP address and have tried different DNS servers, such as Google and OpenDNS but there was no change.

I have confirmed this is only happening with Android devices. I tested an iPhone and iPad and they both worked fine.

I contacted the ISP yesterday, the same person who installed the service is tech support. He said it was the router, but after trying the Linksys I don't believe it is, unless there is some setting that the new ISP requires. If there is they don't know about it. I won't talk to him again until Monday, and I am going to ask him to escalate the issue, but I don't have a lot of faith in this ISP.

This is really strange since it's multiple, unrelated app, and the web versions all work fine. I also imagine some other customers would have complained about this issue as well. I'm really hoping this community can give me some guidance, as I don't know much on the carrier side of networking. If I can't get this working I'll have to go back to AT&T DSL.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hamood10:
I just bought Samsung Galaxy S4 GT-I9050 and whenever i enter sim card it wont make calls or receive calls

i went to About\status it shows my carrier but not be able to receive or make calls, after 2 minutes it gives me Unknown carrier

i tried my other sim it didnt work but in this phone it wont, i tried the sim in other samsung s4 it works

what maybe the problem ?

is it sim lock ?

i need help
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hamood10:
no one can help me ?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] alias747:
I turned on my tablet the other night and on the screen was a system dialog box that said a new security profile (or something like that) was applied. It gave a number of the build but I can't remember what it was. I thought by clicking OK I would get some more info, but that was it. I checked for updates and there was nothing. I got no other information.

Anyone else see anything like this? I guess it's possible it was linked to some app I have installed. But the popup window definitely looked like a system framework box.

Edit: I guess I did find on the Security tab in the settings that it is set to Automatically install new security policies. So that would make sense, just wondering what might be included in this update?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] dpersuhn:
I'm pretty sure that would be the same security profile updated to version 013 message that I saw as well. If I am to guess, we can thank Samsung Knox for that message.

<synicism>

Thank you samsung for applying a security profile update that I can't see the details of to a device I don't want Knox installed on in the first place.

</synicism>

<rant>

Wish they would put as much effort into getting an update released that fixes bluetooth keyboards. Or how about functional support for BT 4.0, like it suggests on the box? Yes, you can pass the buck to Google on that one, to which I reply, why was this tablet released on 4.3 when these bugs were known?

I generally love this tablet, but the defunct bluetooth combined with screen mirroring related reboots and the Knox warranty crap really has me waiting for someone else to release a non-crippled 10.1 high dpi tablet with an active digitizer so there is some incentive for Samsung to get its act together. Toshiba isn't even worth mention.

</end rant>
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] BarryH_GEG:
This message?

What's the harm? It's updating something already in place that you can't evaluate so why be up in arms about an update that you can't see to evaluate either? Samsung updates a bunch of stuff passively so it's kind of a trust exercise. Since passively doing bad things to people's s/w and h/w without their consent is a sure way for a publically held company to make the front pages of the news (in a financially damaging way) I'm trusting them until given a reason I shouldn't. Do you know what Google's changed security policy enforcement wise when they roll out updates to Android?

BT keyboard usage isn't broken. You need to disable the on-screen keyboard the first time you pair it. From then on the on-screen keyboard's automatically disabled when the BT keyboard is connected.

KNOX is benign when not in use with the exception of the warranty flag that detects the use of unknown ROMs being loaded on the device. I use KNOX on my N3 and N10.1-14 and like it. I also haven't had a single issue related to it.

And it's here to stay.

http://www.infoworld.com/d/mobile-t...-move-blackberry-users-android-and-ios-230343
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] dpersuhn:
Go do a little homework on android 4.3 and bluetooth keyboard issues, then I'll be glad to talk about constant disconnects, key repeats, etc. The note 2014 is even worse than other 4.3 tabs in the bluetooth dept. I have gone through 4 BT keyboards so far and each has disconnect and/or key repeat issues in a major way. This is in no way related to disabling the soft keyboard.

Like I said, it starts with google and some will lay the blame there and hold samsung harmless. I guess I have a higher expectation of quality control and since I bought a samsung product and have no direct relationship with google. Samsung selected this version of android for installation, so I think it is very reasonable to hold them accountable for the functional state of the resulting device.

As for Knox, I'd love it for managing enterprise devices as an MDM platform, but there is a reason MDM software has to be INSTALLED on other platforms. It's intrusive by its very nature. I'm not using this device in a corporate environment, it's my personal tablet. As such, knowing that Samsung has the reigns on a corporate MDM tool that wasn't advertised, I had no say in adding or removing, and also provides no visibility into what they consider an appropriate security policy, isn't exactly inspiring trust. You can trust them all you want, I don't see them as being any better than Apple at this point.

My ultimate point is simple. Samsung is wasting resources reinventing the MDM wheel and forcing it on everyone (whether they want it or not) while there are numerous functional issues with this tablet that aren't being addressed. I see that as a questionable ranking of priorities. If they're worried about device security, how about starting by keeping up with updates to The base android install.

---------- Post added at 02:53 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:46 PM ----------

Also worth mentioning is the complete lack of release notes that go along with the system updates. Think about that for a minute. How do I, as a user, ever know from one update to the next what issues have been addressed, what functional changes have been made, or what areas might have been modified so I can make an educated decision regarding if/when to update?

Samsung has proven that they can and will remove things from one version to the next as they see fit. Why can't they actually tell people what to expect by putting out proper release notes like any respectable software developer would be expected to do? Samsung lacks the skill or capability to do what developers of $2 apps in the play store are capable of? Surely you jest...