yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] xdanook:
Is the touch screen back button working for you? I'm debating about flashing back to stock to see if it's a hardware problem or a software problem

It's the back button you touch at the very bottom, it works perfectly fine for me in landscape mode but not portrait mode
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] digixmax:
The Back button works fine on my NT.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] srgibbs99:
HD Video?

I installed this ROM from here:

http://iamafanof.wordpress.com/2012/11/03/cm10-0-jelly-bean-for-nook-tablet-uploading/

A couple of things of note:

1. I had to sideload a different keyboard as the AOSP keyboard kept force closing on me.

2. no HD video at all. Netflix installs, but won't play anything.

To this point I have not been able to play HD video. Any suggestions?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] PepeladZ:
Switch to 4.4.4 nightly, maybe it will help.
[Xperia Z1 Android Development] [NUT]:
ROM Patches

For those who have this ROM installed or downloaded with the mutilated root and 40 second reboot bug in recovery or have it installed with a semi-root situation:

C6903_14.2.A.0.290.patch.zip (8.9MB)

Follow the ROM flash guide in the OP and flash the patch right after flashing the ROM zip.

This will patch your ROM release to have XZDualRecovery BETA (2.7.71). It will patch/fix root as well. It should be small enough to quickly flash using TWRP, as long as you do it right after entering it.
[Xperia Z1 Android Development] [NUT]:
FAQ & Tips and Tricks

Easy switching between locked and unlocked bootloader states!

NOTE: USE TWRP ONLY for this guide.

NOTE 2: You NEED to have XZDualRecovery 2.7.43 or higher to make this work.

Create a backup, including the Trim Area (TA!)

Unlock your bootloader

Restore backup without TA

Create a new backup of your UNLOCKED TA

Restore the previous TA backup to relock your phone.

Done :good:

Now you can switch between locked and unlocked bootloaders quick and painless: no more system wipes and you can basically do whatever you want :D

How to enable init.d support:

Open a filemanager app and navigate to the location where the XZDualRecovery folder is located and go in to it. Open XZDR.prop as a text file and set dr.initd.active to true.

NOTE: For this guide ROM it means the init.d script called 99SuperSUDaemon will kick in to action, so it's best to disable (by setting chmod 644) /system/etc/install-recovery.sh for the time being or to clear it's contents.

Done :)

Downgrading to a 4.2 ROM:

Download C6903_14.1.G.1.534_[NUT].ftf (Bittorrent: 770MB) and flash it using FlashTool. I've also added the FTF to the downloads page on the DevDB tab, this will allow straight downloads as well.

This FTF will allow you to downgrade to .534 without loss of your IMEI :good:

Thanks to [MENTION=4387725]mharckk[/MENTION] and [MENTION=2011359]MohammadAG[/MENTION] for the workaround which contributed to the creation of this FTF.
[Xperia Z1 Android Development] TheKnux:
About to download and flash now. :D
[Xperia Z1 Android Development] [NUT]:
I'll do a deodex package for this ROM tomorrow, it's late now ;)
[Xperia Z1 Android Development] jackie099:
How did u get FULL ROOT dude?
[Xperia Z1 Android Development] [NUT]:
Please remove the OP quote from your post, thanks ;)

If you have an earlier version to update from, which has been rooted and has recovery, it's not hard to do :cool:
[Xperia Z1 Android Development] DAddYE:
Big hugs man. Thanks. Much appreciated!!!
[Xperia Z1 Android Development] eclyptos:
Hey Man, Good Job. Is this update tweeked to instal apps data to external memory by default?
[Xperia Z1 Android Development] [NUT]:
Nope, This is really a rooted stock rom with recovery, what you do to it after installing it is entirely up to you :)
[Xperia Z1 Android Development] Sumedha Kapoor:
The root is not working on 4.3 until now. Is it? Even after flashing supersu on a unlocked bootloader we get partially rooted system partition. The busybox is not working either.
[Xperia Z1 Android Development] chitose_ndy:
Can u upload it not in torrent? Thankyou :)

Gesendet von meinem C6903 mit Tapatalk
[Xperia Z1 Android Development] [NUT]:
On 4.3 SuperSU is to be daemonized, which means it gets turned in to a service. This ROM does that.

On the 4.3 Journalists & Commercial release for the XZ and ZL the root method I used is working flawlessly now :) Initially on these releases I made a booboo, which I fixed with an update package. The cause for the need of this fix has been removed before building this package, it should be properly rooted and working OK :)

Remember, Recovery has been integrated, which will work just as well even if root would still bugger out, so then I will find a solution and make it work in the end, if needed :)
[Xperia Z1 Android Development] Sumedha Kapoor:
Can you send me a flashable zip with the recovery and this rooting method that you mentioned above? I have a deodexed, zipaligned, rooted, busyboxed, tweaked and debloated purely stock rom. I will see if I could fix the partial root in it. Plus it would be easier for me and others who already have a rom to fix their issues with it. Thanks. :)
[Xperia Z1 Android Development] DAddYE:
+1
[Xperia Z1 Android Development] [NUT]:
Lets see what people's experiences are with the existing package, once confirmed working, I will release the base zip for devs to use :)
[Xperia Z1 Android Development] TheKnux:
Do we have to flash the ftf after flashing the zip or can we just flash the zip? Also, after successfully flashing, do we have to backup TA partition, unlock bootloader, then restore or since Sony fixed it can we just unlock without restoring TA?
[Xperia Z1 Android Development] [NUT]:
It's a stock ROM, so unlocking is not required. But if you had an unlocked bootloader, restoring it first might be wise.

Just stick to the flash order in the guide, that should be fine.
[Xperia Z1 Android Development] TheKnux:
Will do. Now that the BL unlock is fixed theres no reason not to unlock it, that's why I asked. The more I do to it, the merrier. :P
[Xperia Z1 Android Development] fizfaka:
If i have already updated to official 4.3, do i need to downgrade to 4.2.2, in order to get working recovery then flash your 4.3?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redrol:
So this is kind of a long story but basically I had a Nexus 7 8GB model. I bricked it by destroying the bootloader and so I sent it back for RMA.

When the thing came back it worked but was laggy as hell. I did all the normal erases and whatnot, even flashed back to stock, still laggy. I figure the EMMC was toast. So I purchased a used Nexus 7 16GB motherboard from ebay.

The new motherboard worked but came encrypted so it booted and asked for the password. Of course, not knowing the password, I had to get into recovery and do a data reset. After all that I was able to root and a Cyanogen mod based ROM.

The problem I currently have is this: I am unable to flash or update the bootloader which is stuck on 4.13. When I try and push the kitkat bootloader via fastboot I get "BAD PARAMETER" and am unable to get passed this.

In case anyone cares I was able to follow the bricksafe flatline procedure and captured the existing bootloader partition blob which is now saved to my computer. I have tried to push that bootloader back to the device and that works but I CANNOT flash the damn 4.23 (kit kat) bootloader.

Basically my Nexus 7 charges at a snails pace now but works. Any help is very much appreciated! :cowboy:
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lim Wee Huat:
I don’t think the outdated bootloader is the cause of slow charging. I’m using the latest 4.23 and it charges like a snail too.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bftb0:
possibly you are trying to flash (Google-supplied) trash to your bootloader?

[WARNING][URGENT] N7 grouper (2012 WiFi) bootloader .img files from Google
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redrol:
I've checked the version of the bootloader, should be ok. Also I have tried flashing 4.13, lower versions, higher versions, etc.. all fail with the 'bad parameter'.

Also I get this when I do 'fastboot getvar all'.. note the size of the bootloader, on other devices this is a 0x000.. type number. Not on mine

(bootloader) version-bootloader: 4.13
(bootloader) version-baseband: N/A
(bootloader) version-hardware: ER3
(bootloader) version-cdma: N/A
(bootloader) variant: grouper
(bootloader) serialno: 015d32205a3cDERP
(bootloader) product: grouper
(bootloader) secure: no
(bootloader) unlocked: yes
(bootloader) uart-on: no
(bootloader) partition-size:bootloader:
(bootloader) partition-type:bootloader: emmc
(bootloader) partition-size:recovery: 0x0000000000c00000
(bootloader) partition-type:recovery: emmc
(bootloader) partition-size:boot: 0x0000000000800000
(bootloader) partition-type:boot: emmc
(bootloader) partition-size:system: 0x0000000028a00000
(bootloader) partition-type:system: ext4
(bootloader) partition-size:cache: 0x000000001bb00000
(bootloader) partition-type:cache: ext4
(bootloader) partition-size:userdata: 0x0000000368f00000
(bootloader) partition-type:userdata: ext4
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bftb0:
Well, before we get too far off into the weeds (flashing) I will first have to agree with Lim Wee Haut - it is pretty unlikely that the bootloader has any effect on charging whatsoever. Tablets that are pure stock can pull 1.8-2A from the Asus OEM charger, so it's not obvious that software is ever the problem.

For instance, when the tablet is booted into the regular OS, it is impossible for the bootloader to be active. It's not like a PC BIOS (where software interrupt calls from the OS can be vectored through the BIOS). At most, the bootloader could set some hardware registers (e.g. in the SMB USB/charger chip) prior to loading the Linux kernel, but once the kernel is active, it is free to reprogram the hardware through it's device driver(s).

And what about when the tablet is completely off? This situation is less obvious to me - after all, when you plug the N7 onto the charger, a "charging animation" is displayed, and *something* is painting the screen... but I don't really know if that activity is being run by bootloader code or something in the tegra3 "miniloader".(The Tegra3 has a small ROM area in it for storing a tiny executable that can be programmed by the system designer and then protected by use of private keys)

In any event, the problem could be the charger, the battery, the cable, or any number of other things. Note that it is possible to observe the charging current using the "Current Widget" app plus a kernel that has the bq2745 current monitor patch in it, but you need to crank down the max clock and screen brightness - what you observe via that app is literally the current flowing ONLY in to the battery, not the total current provided by the charger. That means - because you can only get the tablet down to about 300 mA of consumption with the screen on - that the most charging current you will observe that way is about 1400-1500 mA on a charger that can put out 1.8A @ 5V.

OK, back to the flashing thing: I skimmed through two of the threads related to the "bricksafe flatline" hack, and I got the impression that once you have used that hack, there is no going back to fastboot for flashing bootloaders any longer - you are stuck using nvflash/wheelie thereafter. Is that incorrect? Or was it just that using fastboot with that patched bootloader (4.13-hacked?) causes flashing problems? It would be consistent with what you are reporting.

Sorry for the apparent randomness of this reply, just throwing out some ideas.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] vengence_angels:
how to customize sms delivery message?..

try the following registry hack.. but no effect seen..

anyone can help me?..

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[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFWARE\MICROSOFT\INBOX\SVC\SMS]

Edit the value of the key:

"MessageSent" to suit your preference.

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[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] stevep:
Me too..

Yes, I'm interested in the hack too! I used the same hack as on my XDAIIi and that didn't work either :(
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] StellaDel:
I use Mortring, works fine on my universal, I have individual messages for those I receive the majority of my messages from. To make them really specific I have gone to;

http://www.research.att.com/projects/tts/demo.html

Made wave files specific to people

"Del, Natasha has sent you an S M S"

Works well :D
[HTC Droid DNA] AYHJA:
Apparently, I have an app on my phone that I don't know how to open.

As far as I can remember, it opened when I downloaded and opened a PDF. I am using the latest version of Viper. I want to open it, because when you click on the dropbox icon, it intergrates your dropbox account with your phone, and you can see it when you go to Settings>Storage.

Of course this is a moot point if someone can tell me how to achieve that otherwise. Thanks in advance!
[HTC Droid DNA] thayl0:
What are you trying to open?
[HTC Droid DNA] AYHJA:
I'm trying to open the app pictured. It's called "HTC Files" as far as I know. It opened on my phone, but I don't know how. I want to open it again.
[NFC Hacking] ItsiHusk:
So I was under the impression that NFC tags could be written and read by all devices. I bought Mini S20 PVC Cards from buynfctags and, if I could post the picture I would show you what my phone reads them as. But it says: "MifareClassic, NfcA, NDEFFormattable is what my phone reads them as. Went to write them on my HTC EVO 4G LTE and I keep getting errors saying it cannot write on the card. Really upsetting. Anyone know what I Can do???
[NFC Hacking] Shadow_2k:
Your phone most likely uses a broadcom NFC chipset that can't access NXP's MiFare Classic tags. Same goes for many newer smartphones like some Samsung models, aswel as Nexus 4,5,7,10.

Look for NTAG 203 or Topaz 512 tags.
[NFC Hacking] ItsiHusk:
Any recommendations on where to get those at? Looking for fairly cheap.
[G2 Original Android Development] savoca:
CyanogenMod [2.5.1] / AOSP [2.5.1] / Stock [2.5.1]

changelog / cgit / github​
[G2 Original Android Development] solver404:
Nice, I will give it a run. :good:
[G2 Original Android Development] RubbleTea:
Sweet I'll give whirl too...thanks
[G2 Original Android Development] GBPackerFanForLife:
Cool glad to see some development with this phone.
[G2 Original Android Development] KB112:
Cool, I just flashed YouDugs Stock Odex last night. I'm gonna have to give this a run.
[G2 Original Android Development] weenerdog3443:
Can't wait to try it
[G2 Original Android Development] Demonlinx:
Do i have to flash this before flashing the rom? Is there a specific point i need to flash this is what I'm asking? Or can i flash at any point in time?
[G2 Original Android Development] charlie95113:
Nice....I really like how the development of our phone is about to ROCKET LAUNCH its way out and only a few no it
[G2 Original Android Development] Lilmandude15:
You can flash at any time. If you flash a rom flash this after. And remember only for stock based roms.
[G2 Original Android Development] mistermidas:
Anybody tested out the kernel yet? Any good/bad reviews? Im itching to try it out so bad, but I tried the other kernel in the G2 development thread by Wooster (i think) and it jacked my phone up a lil bit. Wouldnt officially connect to Sprint network and wouldnt let me update my profite while I was on it. So I'm waiting to hear some feedback before I try this one out to save me the headache. A good custom kernel is the last piece of the puzzle I need to be totally happy on a STOCK ROM for damn near the first time ever lol. Loving my Xposed tweaks now...just need that custom kernel to make it officially official lol.
[G2 Original Android Development] darkrival:
Does anyone know if this helps with disabling the Screen Adaptive brightness? To get rid of the low brightness flicker while browsing web pages.
[G2 Original Android Development] cdsbj6508:
I'm using it and I really haven't had any issues. I download No Frills CPU and it's clocked at 2.496 GHz max and 300 MHZ min with ondemand governor. I do see an improvement on my battery but that's with slight usage. That's all the info I have for now hope this helps:good:
[G2 Original Android Development] phatmanxxl:
Nobody is complaining about it = good
[G2 Original Android Development] mistermidas:
Lol not necessarily. Just might mean not enough people have tried it yet. Nobody (with an LS980) complained about wootevers build either and it jacked up my phone when I flashed it.
[G2 Original Android Development] fatboypup:
Do we have a stock kernel to revert to if needed?
[G2 Original Android Development] weenerdog3443:
I tried it last night then did a benchmark and my scores went from the 36ks to barely 18 splashed my old backup
[G2 Original Android Development] savoca:
Frequencies are handled properly now. CPU isn't handled to clock up all cores to max when benchmarking applications are run anymore. OEMs do this a lot and it's considered cheating. That's why the Nexus 5 doesn't score as high in bechmarks, because AOSP doesn't cheat.
[G2 Original Android Development] savoca:
In adb shell

cat /dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/boot > /sdcard/boot.img
[G2 Original Android Development] kellzs112:
great work flashin now.... excited
[G2 Original Android Development] RubbleTea:
Thanks for the kernal...feels pretty solid...no hiccups or anything nice and smooth!
[G2 Original Android Development] savoca:
As long as it's 4.2.2 you should be good to go, back up your boot.img first just incase.
[G2 Original Android Development] jmileti:
Just wanted to say thanks for the vs980 variant. Was real busy so I couldn't get you boot img when I asked about it the other day. Thanks
[G2 Original Android Development] adamfair:
The vs980 version seems to be working good so far, just once the sound went completely out. But a reboot brought it back. Thanks for you hard work.
[G2 Original Android Development] masri1987:
nice! thank you
[G2 Original Android Development] revcrpb:
Running great on my VS980. I've been waiting for a kernel that works with Malladus. Thank you for your work!
[G2 Original Android Development] mistermidas:
Just a quick notice, but i get reboots running antutu with this kernel. Since version 3. When I switch back to stock though it's fine. Other than that, no issues...just figured id let you know.

Edit: The reboot seems to keep happening at 21%by the way.
[G2 Original Android Development] DornoDiosMio:
You might want to consider making a post about this project in the AT&T development forum or just the general development forum.

Because, I noticed when d/l'ing the D800 version, there was only 1 download prior to mine and I'm sure the numbers would be more inline with Sprint (42) and Verizon (25) if people knew about this project. The D802 international version only has 3 downloads.

For whatever reason some people, like myself, rarely search forums and tend to just read the first cpl pages worth of topics in their specific sub-forum.

I also understand you probably don't want multiple threads in different areas. What about having a moderator moving this thread into the Android Development forum? Anyway, just a suggestion as I'd love for your fine work to be seen by more people! Thanks a ton!
[G2 Original Android Development] joewaz:
So this won't work with cm11?
[G2 Original Android Development] mistermidas:
Since cm11 is aosp....no.
[G2 Original Android Development] souleman:
NO!

Not only is CM11 aosp, but it isn't 4.2.2 based either. So it's a double no.
[G2 Original Android Development] spiderio:
yeah I really agreed

somehow this kernel is need more attention, more user

people have to try this kernel

really great kernel

D802 BUGS Report

after timout - lockscreen is not detecting touch

can't open / can't unlock lockscreen - must reboot and immediately swipe the screen
[G2 Original Android Development] DornoDiosMio:
No, no it will not.

I installed it on my D800 with Aeon v3 rom and everything is working quite well so far. Of course that rom is based on stock LG stuff the Korean FS3200 version or whatever. I'm not running the Korean based Aeon Flex rom on my D800 yet, but, i'm going to update in a few days, so, when I do I'll post back about it. I'm pretty certain it'll work w/o issue though.
[G2 Original Android Development] savoca:
Thread has new home. :good:
[G2 Original Android Development] mcrane1981:
Tried it on my d802 running PardusHD and lost touch screen functionality. It would detect some touches but on different parts of the screen to where I was actually touching and wouldn't detect any swipe gestures whatsoever!
[G2 Original Android Development] DornoDiosMio:
OMG, this is so awesome. This has to be one of my all time greatest achievements in life!

OK, not really, but, it is definitely my all time greatest internet forum achievement. I feel like I have contributed to society now and I can die right..... NOW and people will still remember me as that guy who suggested to the other guy that his custom kernel thread have more exposure.

Btw, it is working very well on my D800 w/ Aeon v3 rom, took no effort to flash and have experienced no issues thus far.
[G2 Original Android Development] superbonto:
Flashed this kernel a few minutes ago, and the same thing happened to me.

Trying to reboot into recovery was quite nerve wrecking!

i kinda feel the same way,

maybe most users here feel the stock kernel is fine just the way it is..?
[G2 Original Android Development] bender_007:
Tried it. Runs pretty well until inactive, then the touchscreen doesn't work. Sometimes until reboot, sometimes after turning on/of (screen) few times(via power button)
[G2 Original Android Development] mazroui:
installed with g.lewarne rom on D-802

working amazingly good with no problems as of yet (3 hours, mid to heavy usage)

overclocked to max , westwood/2k/row/intellidemand/mp-dec on/dynamic fsync on/UV -25

will keep testing for 2-3 more days to find any other probs

batt looks good but cant tell yet (need a couple of charges to say)
[G2 Original Android Development] ALiENr0x:
sometimes touch wont work in lockscreen and i need to restart my device.. i restored my backup
[G2 Original Android Development] suhiiii:
Flashed on Acer flex rom ,and don't work ( working but,touch is terrible,dont respond well ,too much lag)
[G2 Original Android Development] YoungDaddy:
Is the modem like the baseband?

Sent from my LG-D800
[G2 Original Android Development] sanke1:
I flashed this kernel on my d802 CM Nightly of 10/04/2014

I am unable to do MTP transfer of my music. The transfer window hangs after 1 min.
[G2 Original Android Development] GizmoKaca:
Yes. Modem/Radio/Baseband describe the same thing I am pretty sure. Correct me if I am wrong! :)
[G2 Original Android Development] SysAdmNj:
Thats correct.

Anyone else getting random reboots while using lg 2.0.0?
[G2 Original Android Development] Ellobo24:
I just got stuck on the LG logo with 2.0, first i though it was the Rom but not, is this kernel, can somebody help me up here. I'm gonna stay with 1.8 for now untill it get fix.
[G2 Original Android Development] Ellobo24:
I do have kitkat..i flashed C-Rom.
[G2 Original Android Development] vx2ko:
C-Rom is based on the VS980 cm11, which is basically chopped up 4.2 not kitkat. Therefore we only have one truly kitkat based rom and that the CM11 floating around the verizon lg forum. until devs start using the kitkat branch, this kernel will not work for us. We only have 1.8.1 still. Keep up the good work devs!
[G2 Original Android Development] HueyT:
Leaked VS98024A is the only true KitKat firmware for Verizon. CloudyFlex 2.0, Malladus 2.0, and JackpotClavin custom CM11 builds are based off of this firmware. Unfortunately Furnace has not come for VS98024A yet. It's come for other variants of the LG G2. Savoca is waiting for official VS98024A and not just the leaked version. I do miss the fast charge function of Furnace.
[G2 Original Android Development] YoungDaddy:
So I thought this kernel works with caf built roms. Which is pretty much cm right. Now you're saying cm11 isn't even kk? What have I gotten myself into buying this g2? Lol

Sent from my LG-D800