yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] GingerKoala:
Phone Info

I have the S4, not rooted, on Sprint. Firmware version MK2. Gear software version MK7. Gear Manager now running previous version and working perfectly.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] mhonard:
I'm thoroughly confused. Everything was working fine between Note 3/gear yesterday but unfortunately I accepted an update this morning. All my notifications stopped. I saw this thread so I attempted to reinstall the older version CORRECTION 1.5.120601. That went as planned although I was uncomfortable that I could remove all instances of the gear app mamanger. I did not accept the restore option and did a clean install and I turned automatic updates off.

I should mention at one time ( a few weeks back) this gear was rooted but I returned to factory status installing software version UAMK7.

So I'm running the older version but I'm still not getting any notifications. I do receive incoming call alerts. I'm thoroughly perplexed and would appreciate any advice

UPDATE: Just noticed if I toggle the main Notifications on to off and back on again, notifications arrive on the gear.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] joseduddy:
latest Gear Manager update

Hello everyone

Sprint/ Usa/ Maine

Updated this morning

Gear Manger SM-V700

Software xxxxxxxUAMK7

Galaxy Note 3

12/29/2013

Ver: 1.5.12601

Stock rom on gear watch.

Running just fine.Not really sure what the update was for.

Just thought I would post.

Thanks Jose
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] reinaldistic:
I heard miracast works in touchwiz after 4.3. but i can only partially get it to work on hyperdrive rls12. i get "conected", but my dongle just gets stuck on the conecting screen until both devices give up and the connection drops. any help would be apreciated.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] reinaldistic:
As always xda is being real helpful
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] riker147:
Did it work while you were stock? If so, and Miracast is that important, then you might have to stay stock. If it didn't work while on stock, maybe you should contact Samsung.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] decaturbob:
I agree...did it work ok in stock configuration? As with any customization, absolutely no guarantee any feature will work 100%...thats is the way it is once you leave stock
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] reinaldistic:
I havent been stock since me7 when I went to cyanogenmod so I couldn't tell you
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] riker147:
I think that should be your first step with troubleshooting your problem. If it runs on stock then you know the problem is specific to Hyperdrive.

It seems like it's not a popular feature on these boards so it looks like you might have to figure this out on your own.

Are you positive it's a feature on the S4 or was it just something you "heard"?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vuk98:
My brother has Nexus S and he uses it just for games, but it is a bit buggy now. Please, can you recommend me some stable, simple, fast and smooth rom?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] !n0x:
I would quickly recommend SlimROM, specifically SlimBean. SlimKat is still a work-in-progress. Why SlimROM? It just works. Otherwise, just use the latest stock ROM (which I think is 4.1.2? Not too sure), since it's just mostly for games.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] therazrguy:
So in past, I put together an all in one Motorola RAZR xt910 video which I call as the super video with root to flashing and dual booting and unbricking the phone .

I still get a lot of questions related to these stuff .

So all the people with problems related to flashing and other guides do check out this video..

It has everything .

Hope it helps everyone :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iT_Foay4dUs&feature=youtube_gdata_player
[LG Optimus 4X HD] kendziora:
hi guys i just need a step by step guide for installing cm ,i have rom manager and cwm installed:)
[LG Optimus 4X HD] Omario-242:
Search :) these questions have been answered lots of times and there are tutorials in the ROM threads or in the Dev section.

Good luck :)

Sent from my LG Optimus 4X HD
[LG Optimus 4X HD] kendziora:
Thanks for the help
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Wishka233:
I am one of the unfortunate few who can't seem to keep a data connection on 4.4 Roms with my Verizon Galaxy Nexus.

I have tried many different things like clean flashing multiple roms, switching out the SIM card, returning to stock then flashing, changing the network settings in *#*#4636#*#* menu, and flashing different radios. Has anyone experienced this issue and successfully fixed it?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maverick1990:
Hi all,I have a problem with a small space in dalvik / dalvik-cache partition ,has a 86MB, is there a script that will move the files to the data / dalvik-cache?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maverick1990:
ok guys already solved the problem, I created a script that moves cache/dalvik-cache to dev/dalvik-cache
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] BarackMitzvah:
Hey everyone, I was just wondering: which kernel you all recommend for stock WiFi 4.4.2? Also, are there any Roms worth flashing that work extremely well for someone not particularly tech savvy.

Thanks!
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] leo81486:
not particularly tech savvy

so stay with stock.

i don't see much differents with all these roms, besides the custom control and some fancy looking custom power settings.

but the Kernel does whole lots of diferernt things, it turns ur tablet into another whole new performance if u get the right one with right setting.

i prefer elementalx kernel.

try it urself.:good:
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] ...Awesome...:
Which ROM/kernel/mod threads are not allowed in these forums ...

-Thread Closed
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] baudy2:
Hi all !

Is it possible (like in MS Outlook) to change the working hours in Calendar on WM5 daily vew from standard 8:00-17:00 to something different ?

My working day is 9:00-17:30

Thank you for advice,

Regards,

Baudy.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] ninja12innotts:
I used Tweaks2k2 to change the times to all day and 7 days a week.

If you try a search there could probably be a registry tweak to do it if you dont want to buy the program.

So the answer to your question is yes you can.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] ZeBoxx:
http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=WM5_Tweaks_Other

Change Calendar 'working days'

Change Calendar 'working hours'

Please read them carefully as it's easy to mess it up :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] asdfasdfvful:
Hello xda,

From most of the threads I've read, there are lots of tools and guides on how to edit xml and how to change apk themes. However, I'm wondering if there is anything else you can do if you already have an older apk that is themed. Do you have to redo everything or is there an easier way to add the changes?

From what I have read, Remote Theme Injector and Virtuous Ten Studio offer lots of utilities for noobs (like me), though their themes generally apply to apk's of the same version. Android Holo Colors also seems like a viable option to facilitate theming updated apps.

In summary, I'd like to bring themes like that of Team Blackout to create dark versions of single apk's. I'm just wondering if there are other ways than redoing everything from scratch. If there are any other tutorials/guides or useful sites/tools (preferably less bulky ones), I'd be very grateful.
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Snaqejack:
I´m using Nova Launcher and i really want to use the theme Tri Flat aswell, but when i apply the Tri Flat theme when i have Nova as my launcher this happens:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/faf7z7kw9o6uwwo/Screenshot_2013-12-28-00-25-11.png?m=

(Notice the grey area down at the navigation bar)

And this is how it looks when im using Xperia Home as my launcher:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/qhngtttagmo774g/Screenshot_2013-12-28-00-25-33.png?m=

Basically, i want the transparent navigation bar for the theme even when im using Nova as my launcher, is that possible?
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] funky0308:
As I remember Nova launcher has transparency option in settings.

Try to search a bit in options and put transparency on and off to see what's the best combo in Nova + TriFlat

Sent from my Z1
[HTC One SV] :
mkbootimg updated in .zip file. Enjoy :)

I went through some mess to get it to work correctly lol.

Works like a champ now.
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
Did you compiled mkbootimg?

Please can you say me in detail the not-booting problem? It rebooted continuously between bootloader and bootanimation?

xpirt
[HTC One SV] :
Yea, I compiled it. The last one I compiled wasnt done correctly. The sha and rsa was corrupted. But I fixed it.
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
I understand. And the bootloop I said is exactly what happened when packed with old mkbootimg?

xpirt
[HTC One SV] :
[MENTION=5132229]xpirt[/MENTION]

No bootloop. It would boot once and show the splash screen. Then reboot straight in to the custom recovery. Basically what happen in the old mkbootimg was the source code having too many white spaces and some other syntax issues. I had to go through every single command line in every single file to fix it. Spent almost 15+ hours reworking the codes. Then I compiled it, placed it on my device in /data/local/tmp. Pulled my boot img from my partition using dd over to /data/local/tmp. Ran the steps to unpacking, editing, and then used the new mkbootimg to repack it. After completion I wrote the new boot.img over to the partition using dd. Then rebooted, worked flawlessly without any bugs, errors, or hiccups.
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
Ok. Good, I'll try it out ;)

xpirt
[HTC One SV] :
Sounds good. If it is a stock boot.img then you will need to remove everything before the android magic value (ANDROID!). After that, have at it lol. I will be adding additional code later on that will automatically look for the android magic value and make the necessary changes to it so it reads properly. This will keep others from having to do it themselves. Until then, has to be done by the user since I have hard-coded the magic android value.
[HTC One SV] :
Also plan to edit the unpackbootimg file so it will automatically extract the ramdisk archive automatically with out the need of the user having to use the ramdisk.sh file or by manually inputing the commands to do so. Got other plans as well. So a lot of improvements and bonuses are to come. Gonna try and make this thing a beast for arm devices.
[HTC One SV] :
OP updated with more in depth instructions/examples. Also, I have taken out the ramdisk.sh file and have also removed the unpackbootimg file. I have implemented unmkbootimg and a remake of the mkbootimg file(s). Works like a boss and gives you all the information you need to rebuild your boot.img. Will work on ALL arm devices. Enjoy.
[HTC One SV] :
Added download link to open source. See OP.
[HTC One SV] :
OP has been updated. I have included an additional binary called mkbootfs to work in conjuction with the other two given the necessary structural building properties of the boot.img. I have tested this on A LOT of boot.img's and all have been successful. I have also updated the instructions for using these binaries on your android device. Enjoy. :)
[HTC One SV] russellvone:
sweet sweet victory!
[HTC One SV] :
This project was a pain bro. I almost gave up on it. Was dancing on thin ice until I had a break through which pushed me to complete the task. Works beautifully now :).
[HTC One SV] aureljared:
This is awesome.

Can you share the source code for this?
[HTC One SV] aureljared:
Thank you! :D
[HTC One SV] :
OP updated with four photo attachments.
[HTC One SV] aureljared:
(Probably n00bish) Question:

How do I compile the binaries from the source? By gcc or make?

Beamed from my Galaxy Express using Tapatalk
[HTC One SV] PiggyFlooper:
When mkboot boot.img zboot, i edit ramdisk, repack it and the boot.img is half the original size, I'm getting the warnings, I'll post pic. I tried flashing it with Rashr but got an insecure image error and phone powered off. When repacking, i don't understand the commands you have with the_master-tools in /tmp or the unmkbootimg commands used to properly unpack and repack. I searched for the master- tools that may be used to correctly repack on github but couldn't find anything to download. If your able to help I'll upload the orig and mod imgs

please help me sir!

Mod boot.img broke

https://db.tt/4O25PatN

Orig working

https://db.tt/s3AvzQyE
[HTC One SV] atoxyd:
I have made an apk for this, just follow me
[HTC One SV] PiggyFlooper:
what do you mean follow you, and that was your first post, why should I trust you with an apk

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[HTC One SV] atoxyd:
I'm not forced to convince because you are in need of assistance , be patient only until the end of the program....
[HTC One SV] LoScienzo:
If you don't provide any info (nor the apk itself) noone will trust you

Try with showing some screenshots

Or the source

Or quit telling lies
[HTC One SV] atoxyd:
You are too hasty , not easy work program overnight , just be passiont , these are some screenshots for you my prince
[HTC One SV] atoxyd:
We are working hard so that the programs are made and we offer you for free , just to for help, and we do not expect anything

---------- Post added at 12:18 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:16 AM ----------

My apk is capable to backup, unpack, edit, repack and flash kernel.img or recovery.img

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I must send 10 postes to be able to share my apk
[HTC One SV] bigsupersquid:
and the ten posts takes a while if you're following protocol to keep the moderators off your case.

but after that you can start a thread for it and attach or post links (if i remember correctly.)

going about it slowly is a good idea, mods offered to ban me for "spam" because i attempted to make ten in a day in different general threads. all applicable posts, but apparently i was in too much of a hurry, so they deleted all my posts and made me start over.

took a week to do it right.

you're going to share your source code too, right? we (mostly) all appreciate sharing around these parts.
[HTC One SV] PiggyFlooper:
I'll hold an on topic conversation with you to get ya up there, or like bss said share a link, I'll host it

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[HTC One SV] atoxyd:
Thanks my friends, today I release the beta version of Android Image Kitchen apk, and I think to make it open source
[HTC One SV] PiggyFlooper:
will you please post link to apk, I work on device only, not from a pc, and sorry op for hijacking your topic, I've used your last tools with no success rebuilding on my stock based odexed kk Rom on LG volt, where i was previously able to use on ics

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[HTC One SV] atoxyd:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-TzffkfHw-BeVU1RGVhOEN3cVk/view?usp=docslist_api
[HTC One SV] PiggyFlooper:
continues to fc
[HTC One SV] atoxyd:
What version of android you have ?
[HTC One SV] PiggyFlooper:
4.4.2

as usual, bss, you make sense of things when i don't understand, thanks
[HTC One SV] atoxyd:
Well I test the apk on android 4.3 but I have taken all your opinions into consideration and I will work to correct errors

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The apk need root to work
[HTC One SV] bigsupersquid:
gave it root, still can't find native lib
[HTC One SV] atoxyd:
AIK&Flasher v1.0.1 build date 03/15/2016.

I found many bugs and I fix them, thanks for all your help friends.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-TzffkfHw-BVURLcXFxUTRBbU0/view?usp=docslist_api

FOR android 6 users I don't test it, sorry
[HTC One SV] bigsupersquid:
Ten posts!

Now you can start a new thread. Link it here and I'll come over and participate.

Android 6, had to manually give storage permission but it's running and successfully split a recovery.img

I'm not seeing the dtbs though; about to test with split/repack without changes and flash.

//edit: can't find way to repack.
[HTC One SV] atoxyd:
Thanks bigsupersquid for all your support.

From the beginning I said I must have to share my work with interested so they can help me as especially that is the first version of this the apk already as was the case.

Then I will thread it and I think to make it open source because I believe that work under Linux must be OPEN SOURCE.

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Sorry for my English :p
[HTC One SV] atoxyd:
Well, i start a new tread and I would like everyone to participate.

http://xdaforums.com//android/software/utility-android-image-kitchen-flasher-t3339856/post65916523
[HTC One SV] atoxyd:
I released version 2 of my apk with new unpack/repack tools, I hope that everyone participate.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=66144802

[Utility] Android boot Manager APK
[HTC One SV] atoxyd:
Well my friend, i start a new tread with new version of my app.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=66144802

[Utility] Android boot Manager APK.

I am honored that you participate.;)
[HTC One SV] :
I used gcc. Didn't use make. Though, you could if you wanted to. Just would require some additional changes and added files then what I provided in the link.

A very basic and simple example...

gcc -c rsa.c

gcc -c sha.c

gcc rsa.o sha.o mkbootimg.c -w -o mkbootimg

The biggest key is insuring the other c and header files are linked.
[HTC One SV] :
OP update:

Removed Dropbox link and uploaded files via XDA.
[HTC One SV] klembo1957:
-i ???

Hello from a NOOB, but slowly learning

When I get to the step where I run unmkbootimg -i boot.img, I get the message "error: cannot open directory -i"

Could you please offer some direction, Thank you!
[HTC One SV] :
No worries, I will be glad to assist you in troubleshooting this problem.

Could you please tell me where you currently have these binaries located at on your device, and also, using the terminal emulator, can you type and enter, unmkbootimg; nothing else. By doing that you should get the following in response to you calling the binary:

root@android:/data/local/tmp # [COLOR="Red"]unmkbootimg[/COLOR]
error: no input filename specified
usage: unmkbootimg
[ --kernel <filename> ]
[ --ramdisk <filename> ]
[ --second <2ndbootloader-filename> ]
-i|--input <filename>
1|root@android:/data/local/tmp #
[HTC One SV] :
This is so that I can know if the binary is actually working on your device.
[HTC One SV] :
OP updated.

Added flash zip, available to download, for the three binaries and added additional info to insure users set permissions to 755 for each binary. 777 is just bad practice ;)
[HTC One SV] klembo1957:
First, let me thank you for the quick reply!

OK according to my ES File Explorer, MKBOOTFS, MKBOOTIMG, AND UNMKBOOTIMG are all in /system/bin.

BRB just got home from work, have to eat dinner.
[HTC One SV] :
Awesome, go ahead and use es file explorer to confirm that the permissions to each binary are set to 755 (rwxr-xr-x). You can do this by long pressing each binary and selecting to view its properties. See the attached picture for guidance.
[HTC One SV] :
After you confirm the permissions, a reboot of your device may be needed to insure that the permissions do indeed take affect (I personally do it as a precautionary thing)

Now, open up your terminal emulator, then type and enter:

unmkbootimg

Please, copy and paste here what the terminal emulator responds back with. If you go a couple of post up, you will see an example I shared which should in fact be displayed on your terminal emulator after executing that command by calling on the binary.
[HTC One SV] klembo1957:
OK I tried to change permissions through ES but it wouldn't let me. So I had to CHMOD 755 in terminal emulator. that seems to have worked.

When I run "unmkbootimg" (without the quotes) I get the message on the terminal emulator "error: no directories to process"

That's no fun at all.
[HTC One SV] :
Does it show a list of usage commands for unmkbootimg when you called on the binary?

See the attached picture for guidance.
[HTC One SV] klembo1957:
No, I looked at the previous post for the example as well, and I didn't see anything like that. Just the error statement. Perhaps I should try downloading and reinstalling it again. (I did check in ES to make sure the permissions were set to 755 as per the example you gave me). After I did the CHMOD in terminal emulator, it made the changes, but ES wouldn't let me. Strange.

You are asking that I call UNMKBOOTIMG while I am in /data/local/tmp. Does it call the program from /System/Bin? Like I said NOOB!

LOL
[HTC One SV] :
It doesn't matter what directory you are in when you call it, because the binary is located in /system/bin. The /data/local/tmp directory is merely for working on the boot.img itself. Do me a favor, type and enter in the terminal emulator:

getprop

It will bring up a lot of information. Go through it and determine if your device is ARM, x86 or MIP. I only compiled these binaries for ARM devices because of how very similar all of their boot.img's are (coincidence I guess lol). See attached picture for guidance.
[HTC One SV] klembo1957:
OK GETPROP displays exactly the same information you pointed out in the picture. (thanks again for your help) So I guess I have an ARM device?

One other thing I didn't mention. When I initially extracted the files to /system/bin I first had to change system on my phone to RW instead of RO. (couldn't add the files unless I did so). Of course I changed it back to RO. Could that be it? Perhaps /system should be read/write instead of read only? (just guessing)
[HTC One SV] :
That is correct, so now, we need to figure out why you are getting that error. Do you have a custom recovery on your device? If so, please download the flashable zip I have made available in the OP and flash it in your custom recovery, then reboot your device and try using the binary again. In addition, gain root access, prior to calling on the binary in the terminal emulator, as well by typing and entering:

su

Some devices can be very particular about these little things. In addition, make sure you have busybox installed in your device. I apologize for the inconvenience, but I hope to help you get this working successfully.
[HTC One SV] klembo1957:
OK. Yes, my phone is rooted (CWM installed). I downloaded the zip I can flash. I will do so, then let you know what happens after that. Unfortunately, I have to hit the bed soon. (get up for work around 2 AM). thanks for everything, and hope to talk to you soon. Thank you again so much for your time. I am going to install the file on my SD card and flash it. Then, when I get up tomorrow morning, I'll try to go through the steps again. (almost have them memorized!) Then I will reply to this post and give you the results.

I hope I get it working, it would be so much easier for me to be able to do this right on the phone.

Steve
[HTC One SV] :
I usually have my /system set to read and write when using my device for development purposes. However, I haven't had any personal issues leaving it as RO when using the binaries, though it may be possible that your particular device requires it, so with that said sir, it wouldn't hurt to try it.
[HTC One SV] :
I know how you feel. Its why I compiled them to work on ARM. I have a PC, but I am always on the go so I need the ability to conduct my work on my device in the mean time. Most of my work is in fact done straight from my device. My goal over time is to completely eliminate the need for a PC unless its a huge HUGE project and even so to still possibly limit its use even at that point. :)