yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[General Questions and Answers] help chahiyo:
i did everything, flashed 4.2 kernel, installed MIUIv5 3.12.13 then patched update for 3.12.21 and i have the following problems.

1. camera only works for front.

2. i cannot install any app from play store. i can't even install from a backup i had. it says error while installing "-110" or something like that.

i really like MIUI rom but i can't use it since i faced many problems.

Help me

Thanks in advance
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] drarunmmc:
Hi guys..

I am from galaxy R forum..

Got married recently..

My wife is having this Galaxy exhibit mobile with ginger bread :(..

Want to upgrade her Mobile to Jb..

Just..

tell me guys..

which is the most stable jb rom here..

The one with most features working (least bugs )..

I find it difficult to judge from this sea full of roms.. :confused:

Bcoz you guys know it better..

A small help from fellow member is expected..

And this forum has almost all latest roms. :thumbup::thumbup:

Kudos for the developers.. :beer::beer::beer:

Advance thanks..
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] drarunmmc:
Expecting a reply from good hearted helping fellow member.. :):):)
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] Doobski:
Grats on the marriage, bro. I would recommend Camcory's Aoip ROM. 4.3JB
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] det0xx:
i would def recommend Vanir Rom from Camcory. Ive had no problems with it
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] Proud2banoob:
Just to further add to the confusion, I liked the aoip 4.2 rom, but the slimbean 4.2 is a lot smaller and I find it very stable. The flash doesn't work, though.
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] express21:
i would recommend AOIP 4.2 (8/10/13) it gives me better battery life than the 4.3 and the 4.2 seemed more stable to me.
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] mpces:
This was posted by Wrusry and I would agree with his assessment.

"The most stable and best version is, IMO, the 8/10/2013 build which is called 1.5 and is based on Android 4.2.2. If you flash the "3.4.63 OC undervolt high memory with whitescreen fix" your battery life should be awesome. If not, the culprit could be locations services from Maps. Greenifying Maps helps for this.

While AOIP 2.0 has some nice features and is a cleaner looking version, it does not perform as well nor is it as stable as 8/10/2013 1.5.

I have 3 phones from my family on this ROM and they are working well. (One feature on 4.2.2 that I didn't realize until recently is the group texting feature that becomes available in 4.2.x.)"
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] drarunmmc:
Thanks my dear fellow buddies.. I am downloading it rightaway..

This thread served its purpose..

It can be closed now..

Keep rocking guys..

:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] drarunmmc:
And

Before closing this thread..

Some one may reply with a link to the thread for the proper way to root this phone without bricking risk.. And to flash cwm recovery..

Thanks thanks thanks..

To everyone..

:D:D
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] express21:
everything you need is right here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1686384
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] drarunmmc:
thank you express buddy.. :thumbup::thumbup::beer::beer:
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] jrleathers:
Also keep an eye on ...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2581102

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2567357

And

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2542793

The devs are working hard to make these great! Once they do they may be hard to beat.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] copota:
Whoa! That topic title :laugh:

When I go to wipe my phone, often I find,

after I reinstall my factory image

, the device still remembers my wifi password. Even after doing the following...

Wiping with recovery (data, cache, davlik)

Wiping with Jellybean Format All X2

Wiping with stock recovery (data and cache)

Even with all that, I still find, sometimes, my device remembers my wifi, which leads me to believe it never was fully wiped.

Any suggestions to ensure a proper wipe?

Thanks.

EDIT: I've been messing around with it a bit more, and now I don't think the problem is the password being remembered.

When I flash back to factory using Samsungs Simple Drive, typically, when you go to re-configure the phone, you're immediately prompted for a wifi password upon setting up e-mail.

I found, half the times I wasn't prompted for an e-mail pass, which led me to believe my wifi pass wasn't getting erased.

Now, I think the reason I wasn't getting prompted for my wifi pass, is because it was connecting to the cellular broadband, which must be the reason I wasn't getting prompted for a wifi password.

I just tried it, after not getting prompted for my wifi pass, and sure enough I had a real slow connection with the web browser. Then I clicked on my wifi router in settings, and was prompted for a password.

Strange thing is, I'm using Freedompop as my provider, yet getting an internet connection without their app being installed. I even tested the connection with the Speedtest app and was getting 1.3 mbps down and .58 up. I guess with Fredompop, you're connected to data even without thier app installed.

I tried making phone call without the app installed, however that did not work.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bilgerryan:
FreedomPop's app only controls messaging and phone calls, not the data connection. After a factory reset I'm guessing you allow Google to restore your settings, which includes Wi-Fi passwords. What you are doing is a proper wipe.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] copota:
What I seemed to figure out, is that after a wipe, I can connect to the internet via mobile data, which is why I was probably not being prompted for my wifi password.

I confirmed this by doing a wipe, then immediately connecting to the internet via 3g. Then I confirmed I wasn't connecting via wifi, since I tried to connect to my router in settings, and was prompted for a wifi password. So, right there, I know my wifi password wasn't being stored by google, since it was prompting me for a password.

I guess when you have service with Freedompop, you can connect right to the internet straight after a wipe. I always thought you needed thier app installed first. But, like you stated, the app is only for messaging and calls.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bilgerryan:
Yeah once you update your Profile and PRL to FreedomPop you are all setup on their network. It's been a different experience for me too, they aren't like other carriers.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] Nestor:
Hi,

I have a rooted note 8 the is experiencing frequent data connection drops. It will connect for about 15 minutes and loses the data connection after.

I'm using droidwall along with onavo counter so I am suspecting that droidwall is the culprit. Anyone has similar experience?

Thanks
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] gramps50:
I did but it was my router replaced it with a dualband and started using 5 GHz.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Polarbearted:
Just want to know the best way to go about doing this, wary of my google search results, sites seem sketchy. My Tab is not rooted, I don't mind flashing data. I'm in Canada so I cannot upgrade thru kies or OTA.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kt-Froggy:
If you want to keep it completely stock, no root, the easiest (or, maybe the only) way is to download stock 4.2.2 ROM and flash with Odin. You can check sammobile or samsung-updates, but getting the file might be a hassle after all that recent mess with changing file hosting from hotfile...
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] acefixer:
Also Upgrading my Tab 2 7.0 P3113 from 4.1.1 to 4.2.2

I am also in Canada and looking for the 4.2.2 stock rom as well.

So far every listing I have searched for has been unsuccessful for getting the files due to hotfile shutdown or the other sites make you wait only to do nothing after clicking on the download buttons.

So please let me know if you find the 4.2.2 stock rom....
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kt-Froggy:
http://pc.cd/0Sp

First come, first served - could be a traffic limit. This is not the latest one (the newest is CMK3), but it's what I've got.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Polarbearted:
I've never used odin, what version should I use. Also do I need to do a fatory reset before hand. Never done anything to my tab 2. Total noob.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kt-Froggy:
Sorry, but you'll have to do some reading, since all these things have been explained many times. No point repeating it here. You can start with the Tab 2 FAQ:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2182096

Here is the thread about Odin and flashing tools in general, with version compatibility info, links, instructions, etc.:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2189539
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Polarbearted:
The odin forum doesn't list the tab 2 in the compatibility list, which version of odin should I use.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kt-Froggy:
I just checked my laptop, and I have version 3.07 -- looks like that's what I used for both Tab 2 and my old SGS2. I haven't used Odin for a very long time, so I forgot... 1.85 should work, too.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] billydroid:
I'm running cm11 whenever I plug in my Slimport I lose service. Unplug it, comes right back.

It's really weird. I haven't tried on stock or any other ROM.

Just curious if anyone else had this problem?
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] billydroid:
This is seriously driving me crazy. As soon as I plug this Slimport in I lose all connection. Is no one else having this issue?
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Akly:
Super frustrating.

I have the same problem! I just got a slimport adapter, thinking I could use a bluetooth touch keyboard and I'd have myself a desktop. As soon as I connect it the mobile service drops (2g and 3g). Bluetooth still works, but I lose signal with or without the bluetooth radio on. I get the same problem whether or not I have a micro-usb power plugged into the slimport adapter. I don't have wifi at home so I don't know if that is dropped too.

Without data its useless. I can't find any solutions to the problem, just a few mentions here and there that the problem exists.

Nexus 5. Paranoid Android (most current stable release).
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chrisinsocalif:
Using a stock rom, my slimport works without affecting data. Perhaps something it up with your rom.
[HTC Wildfire S] G-STAR01:
Alright so I got a HTC Wildfire S (a510e) and I want to unlock the bootloader and root it.

Some more info:

Marvel pvt

S-off

hboot 1.09.0099

sw 2.26.206

Android 2.3.5

(stock & locked)

So just to clarify, I should look for OTA updates & apply any.

Then I should unlock bootloader via HTCdev.

Then I should follow: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1195275

I would also like to know if that tutorial is still applicable, I ask because it is fairly old.

Could some one also explain what S-off and S-on is?

And which I should have after rooting?
[HTC Wildfire S] csoulr666:
S-ON or security flag on is a way HTC prevents unauthorised flashing(custom recovery, roms etc), Since you have S-OFF you don't need to worry about that, You will have to unlock the bootloader via HTCDev since this implementation blocks "fastboot",which is used to flash a custom recovery

Here's what you have to do

Unlock the bootloader via HTCdev.com

Get a custom recovery, I'd recommend the TWRP recovery found on teamw.in(the recovery will be in the form of an .img file)

Boot to the bootloader, select Fastboot using the vol keys and press the power button

Now type "fastboot flash recovery 'name of the recovery image.img'

Now you can flash roms or root it
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Rirere:
Up top, this isn't a "best ROM" or "what should I run" sort of thread. It's also a topic that can easily provoke rage so please don't think that I'm trying to convince anyone of one thing or another. This is just me being curious.

After starting with Android a few years ago, I've noticed an increasing amount of "flashing fatigue" setting in lately. Sure, I'll root (because I have a lot of utility apps that require root), but the appeal of custom ROMs is fading fast. The Google Edition port was my latest (and longest standing) ROM for my One, and before that I'd tried one or two stock-derivative ROMs (save one bad AOSP experience back when we had sleep of death going on). I'm back to stock now, and trying a "fuller" experience (no launcher replacement, etc.-- minus root, again, for some XPosed tweaks like disabling the NFC icon).

This phone's now been out a while, so I'm curious: how many of you have "settled down" so to speak on one side or the other?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] adam.kelly2:
The first Android I owned was an Epic 4G and then Epic 4G Touch. Both left a ton to be deaired from a software standpoint and I easily flashed 3 dozen or more different roms between those two phones.

Flash forward to the HTC One and I've never felt the need to leave the stock ROM. I do use the Google Experience Launcher and have replaces some of the stock apps with better versions from 3rd party devs, but honestly I don't really see a point. Performance, battery life and functionality all seem to have hit a perfect balance with this phone. And like you suggested, the fatigue of flashing is really heavy these days especially since I'm not looking to fix a flaw or add a feature. Although once a working KitKat ROM hits us I will probably root and flash just to get a feel. Though admittedly I've always found the bone stock look of Android to be lacking visually.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] killaudio:
The very first phone I flashed over to a custom firmware was the LG G2X from T-Mobile. The android experience on that phone was very tasteless and bloated. Support from LG was less than non-existent. I found that I couldn't really stand using the phone on stock so I flashed a few different roms until I landed on eaglesblood. Although there was a lot broken on eaglesblood, I found it an upgrade to stock. Fast forward like Adam described and I have been on the HTC One for nearly 6 months. In that time I have flashed perhaps a few custom roms. In the end, I reverted back to stock. The One is a solid phone from both a software and hardware stand-point. I find myself checking my BlinkFeed a few times an hour and if I am on a senseless ROM I feel lost without it.

Tl;dr I have no need to ever leave stock. Stock rooted is good enough for me.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Stellarex:
I've been running RageOne and have found it to be more than enough from what I need for my HTC one
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] DoMiNiKiNG947:
Same here. I started with Hero, then Evo Shift, Evo 3D, Evo 4G LTE and now The One. I previously always rooted and flashed multiple roms until found one that like and stable enough for daily use. With the One, I honestly haven't done nothing to it. I find it prefect for everyday use. No problem was so ever. At times I feel weird because I never had an HTC or android phone for less than a week without rooting it and etc, but with the One no need since good as is.

I know also pending amount of developers we have currently since most leave to develop in other phones or carrier based phone model is what we can choose from roms available which is less than the other carrier model.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Dazmo:
The HTC One is my first non Nexus smartphone, so dealing with all the bloat that comes with Sense and stock has been hard for me. When I was using my Nexus S 4G I used Slim Rom and loved it for its minimal nature and stuck with it. Slim bean 4.3 stable has been a great rom for me, though now that the 4.4 builds are out I've found them more suitable for a daily driver. Slimkat is awesome and I personally cant wait for it to reach stable. Minimal is my cup of tea, add in Google Experience Launcher and I'm one happy guy.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] tatonka_hero:
I had a Hero, then a whole bunch of Shift4G's. Rooted all of those because I could make them noticeably faster, increase the battery life, and get rid of apps I didn't use.

With the One, it's already fast enough that I wouldn't notice an increase much. The battery life is great for the way I use it, I recently had a stretch that was nearly 40 hours off the charger (obviously I didn't use it a heck of a lot during that time). And being able to hide the apps I don't want from the app drawer means I forget they're even there. Because of that, I haven't seen a good reason to put a different ROM on this phone...yet :p
[General Questions and Answers] Tattyt2:
Hello I am a total newb with switching providers from Tmobile To Consumer Cellular or Att network. I tried using the Sd card that Consumer sent me for my plan and I can't seem to figure out how to switch it to that provider from a non working tmobile network phone. Any one know how to unlock and what else I would need to do to make this phone work with the new provider. Thanks

tatty
[General Topics] mbial:
Any news on a ROM update for these devices? I know everyone using Sprint and Verizon is dying to get ahold of this update!

MJB
[General Questions and Answers] Madness_logic:
Like the question says , I'm from Costa Rica and I want to bought the motorola X SPRINT VERSION from EBay and unlock the network to use the phone here in the country , but this is possible? because the unlock code only cost 8$ and I really want this phone

P.S : sorry for my bad english
[Sony Xperia L] rahul red:
Hello Guys this is my first post on xda, so comment any advices:

Coming 2 d point:

1) In order to install themer successfully with working themes goto this link " http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2445497 " and change the navigation bar size to "36 dip".

2) That is all u need, now download themer from Google Play & Njoy

Comment your result & opinion guys

And I forgot, Root is needed.
[Sony Xperia L] Joel16:
Actually no, themer is officially support by xperia l and m, so you don't have to make any modifications to the nav bar or anything.
[Sony Xperia L] yash989:
no it works without modifying navibars I tried it in kitkat 4.4.1
[Sony Xperia L] rahul red:
It supports Xperia L dude but u don't get option to Browse & download themes.
[Sony Xperia L] rahul red:
Working Screenshots

Below r screenshots
[Sony Xperia L] Joel16:
Actually yes, you can. I've tried it myself, infact I'm still using it.
[Sony Xperia L] Gabboxxx:
Howw i can get beta key?? o.o

Thanks
[Sony Xperia L] rahul red:
but

this is kinda wierd, i tried clearing cache, data & even converted to system app but it didn't work, may be its not working with some devices, any how who didn't get working themes can use this method I think.
[Sony Xperia L] rahul red:
Thats great

You updated your Xperia L to kikKat?! Thats nice & is it stable & good for heavy gaming????

Can u post the .ftf file or link? please.
[Sony Xperia L] hbk10:
[MENTION=5635738]rahul red[/MENTION] - thanks man it worked on CnT rom. .
[Sony Xperia L] rahul red:
You are welcome

Glad it worked.
[Sony Xperia L] `epiee`:
find in android section ,
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] sigma20xx:
okay so I have a samsung galaxy s3, I updated to Android 4.3 through AT&T and my phone has been giving me problems ever since. could someone please tell me what options do I have to fix this thing? Right now I have downloads that keep coming in that have been completed months ago and my LED flash also comes on when my phone rings. I havent done any flashing or rooting since about 2 years ago with my AT&T Tilt 2. I just felt like this phone didnt need it. I've read some other articles that say if you try to root an AT&T SGS3 that it will brick after this cripling update to android 4.3. But it's just fine to do it wit other carrier smartphones. It doesnt seem like there are any fixes on the horizon, so I feel like i need to take matters into my own hands. Please help.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] jukiewalsh:
I'm assuming you already tried a factory reset? But as far as rooting though I don't think it's possible currently if you did the ota update. Whatever you do don't try to Odin back though, you'll hard brick.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] sigma20xx:
I'm not sure if i've tried a factory reset. The only reset i've done is the option they give you when you hold the button on the upper right hand side of the phone. Where is the factory resetet option? Also, should I backup my information before I do this factory reset.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Michael503:
boot into recovery to clear the cache first and then try a factory reset if that does not work.

I have read of this continual download bug, but do not have it myself

If you can connect to KIES, you can back stuff up easily , but I'd just backup contacts and stuff and reinstall the apps. Yes, a factory reset will wipe your apps and contacts, but it should leave your pics in the card and in the phone alone.. back em up just in case.
[Pebble] Rirere:
I've been noticing a lot of screen tearing on my Pebble lately, where the watch will fail to refresh multiple horizontal rows on the display or spaz out. The device becomes unreadable, but cycling a bunch of watch faces eventually fixes the problem.

It's frustrating, and I know I can return my device for warranty, but as a Kickstarter holder I do kind of want to keep my unit as a "screw you" to people who didn't believe in the viability of the Pebble project. I have seen plenty of reports of this around the web, but curious as to whether or not anyone here is seeing the same.

(before inevitable posts, yes I've tried reflashing firmware and resetting. Sadness abounded)
[Pebble] ou2mame:
I haven't experienced that it I have a kickstarter version and it works fine.
[Pebble] Rirere:
What production batch, if I might ask? Mine was in the initial black batch.
[Pebble] ou2mame:
I don't know i bought it used a while ago on Craigslist.
[Pebble] quangtran1:
That happened to me twice. I reset to factory defaults, turned watch off, turned back on after 3 minutes. That fixed it both times and hasn't happened in 3 months now. However, I have a feeling it'll come back. How many apps do you have installed?

iPhone 5S, LG G2, Razr Mini, Nokia 928, Blackberry Q10
[Pebble] Rirere:
One. Heh, I run pretty simple nowadays that I've stopped using Tasker for a spell. Last firmware release eased the issue up a few days, but it's back again intermittently. Ah, well.
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darrenwks:
I have recently bought a Samsung galaxy s3 mini and there is no haptic feedback on my setting and back button, i've tried to find the setting everywhere but couldn't find it. i've gone through setting > sounds, no such option. I've also searched the entire internet but got no answers! Anyone please help me?? im getting crazy because i cannot feel the feedback! :mad:

Here's my model number: GT-18190N

Android version: 4.1.2

Baseband version: 3.0.31-772084
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mauam:
Your answer is here. Good luck.
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darrenwks:
How does it works? they din't post the method of how to do it..Is it easy to do? What if i did something wrong??
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mauam:
I don't know mate, I never use that. That's why I previously wrote "good luck":laugh:. Have a nice day.
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nazri786:
I've tried that. ..not working on stock rom. .unless you are using aosp, cm, etc it will work. ...
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darrenwks:
Damn, do u manage to fix that or find a solution??
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tuzuriro:
just install DU battery Saver and turn off the haptic feedback in the setting of that app then you can now uninstall that app if you don't want to use it.
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nazri786:
Nope. ..