yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] BadUsername:
It's the right section, but have no idea.

Try googling free mobile superbowl streaming and see what comes up.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ErikFry:
thank you

you'd be surprised how much of a lock the NFL has on streaming their content without a license. They are litigiously aggressive. Finding a way around it or shelling out the 5.99 are the only options :(
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] BadUsername:
You can probably stream it without an app. Foxsportsgo.com, just force your browser to use desktop view if it won't load.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] popab:
Hi guys. I flashed the romanian firmware when I was on 4.2.2 and the I updated on ota and I don't know how I got to britain. Now I have 4.3 and I want to change from britain firmware to the romanian one because it recieves much faster ota updates and it actually is my country. I want to download the os from sammobile. The question is: will that void my waranty? I want to download from sammobile so it's official, but I am not sure about that if I flash the firmware my waranty will remain. Thank you very much!
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gandalf_grey91:
Got a strange issue with XSP. It has stopped booting into Android and only boots into recovery. Whether turned off or restarted in CWM, it just boots straight back into CWM, over and over. Even when turned off and plugged in to charge, it boots back into CWM (it has never had the offline charging bug).

It is a sim-free model with the bootloader still locked. It was running the original stock (2.254) ROM with various mods. It has worked well for 3 months and this problem has suddenly occurred. No changes to the OS or new apps installed (or even apps updated) for almost 3 months.

Any thoughts, ideas or help, would be appreciated.

Edit: Only way I can get it to boot into Android is to press the hard reset button under the back cover. But when it is rebooted/turned off in Android it goes back to only booting into CWM.
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joke19:
Maybe a hardware damage with the volume button? Flash the rom again or the stock to look it's go away.

Gesendet von meinem Xperia SP
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rudi_b:
Hello

I have a Samsung Galaxy S4 (cyanogenmod v11.0) and I am trying to access the service menu.

As far as I know is there no service menu installed 'by default' in this rom.

Is there a way to access these settings by using a similar app?

I am especially looking for the simlock settings. ;) So only an Idea how to change them would be great too.

Any ideas?

Thank you

rudi
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shakan-:
hi ! same question here ! thanks
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dratsablive:
I've been looking for this as well.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] es0tericcha0s:
Need to be on stock for the Hidden Menu stuff to be accessible and work correctly for what you are looking for.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lunatic19:
Can someone help me to unlock boatloader on my HTC Desire HD?

I tried several times through htcdev site and through many different programs but i always get bootloader command error in command prompt.

Android version

2.3.5

HTC Sense version

3.0

Software number

3.12.405.1

Kernel version

2.6.35.10-g931a37e

htc-kernel@and18-2 #1

Wed Nov 9 14:04:03 CST 2011

Baseband version

12.65.60.29U_26.14.04.28_M

Build number

3.12.405.1 CL199157 release-keys

Browser version

WebKit/533.1

ACE PVT SHIP S-OFF RL

HBOOT-2.00.0027

MICROP-0438

RADIO-26.14.04.28_m

eMMC-boot

Sep 7 2011, 19:06:24
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Stephen:
Hello,

I have closed this thread as you already have another thread here.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] tailgunner9:
Why can you not install Google Play Edition on AT&T S4 Galaxy 32Gb??? How is i9505 different from AT&T S4 32Gb I-337?? Thanks
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] toxicpaulution:
Did you even use the search function?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] PaulGaston:
i have a galaxy s3 sph-l710 ...no sim card ...sprint says its locked and i was wondering where or how to get it unlocked ...i am new to this blog stuffy stuff so forgive me of my noobiness ..:angel::confused:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] metalfan78:
What do you mean by unlocked? You want to use it on different carrier?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] joeyhdownsouth:
What exactly are trying to do with it? Flash to another carrier? If so try THIS thread. May be confusing since you say your a noob. Read directions very carefully.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] PaulGaston:
yea like unlock it so my company can finish the process ...i need the unlock code or idk something just for it to be unlocked..... :cool::crying:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] PaulGaston:
* clears throat *

don't be trying to play a brother now - _ - :laugh::victory::cowboy::cool::rolleyes:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] joeyhdownsouth:
It can be a somewhat confusing process, see if I can find an easier method, often harder than rooting or adding custom roms.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] PaulGaston:
CRAP i just looked at it ....it confused me like ....... when i saw it .... it said downgrade your radio to lg2 .... see now i'm thinking like a pandora radio or something idk how to do this crap i jst want this phone unlocked ... help a brother out
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] PaulGaston:
i got my msl code just trying to figure out how to get it unlocked and it doesn't take sim cards so idk
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] joeyhdownsouth:
You may be better off to find a shop in your area that has experience doing this kind of thing. To me, its not something that can be explained in depth over the internet. I was gonna say, if you've never rooted or flashed a custom recovery/ROM, then this is definitely something you shouldn't attempt. You could seriously ruin your phone.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] metalfan78:
Your radio, also known as modem or baseband, is what allows your phone to connect to the network for calls and data and such. Think of a computer modem.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] PaulGaston:
ok i gochu on that .... a computer modem ...so whats next ...i got a usb plug ...and all i need is instructions i need somebody to help me step by step if you ain'tt trying to help me then leave the thing ... this is what a thread is for ..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] metalfan78:
OK, good luck. I was trying to explain what a radio is so you had a little more understanding.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] PaulGaston:
ok you got a link or something to show me exactly how to do it ...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] joeyhdownsouth:
I linked the thread that will help you, it shows you step by step.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] PaulGaston:
i need to downgrade my modem which i dont know how to ...you said you know a easier waay ...im att a cpu with my android nowwww
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] joeyhdownsouth:
I said I was gonna try to locate an easier method for the unlocking process, there is no easier way. I can't explain all this here. Mods don't want this kind of stuff to be repeated over and over in multiple threads. You have to be rooted 1st, then flash custom recovery(TWRP or CWM), then find lg2 modem files HERE and flash it. Then proceed with next steps. Like I said, if have no experience with rooting/recoveries(this is the easy part), then you may not be able to do this. Good Luck.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] amturri:
I have tried everything... followed all instructions in this site... changed ip to dhcp... reinstalled... uninsrtalled firewall and antivirus... you name it... i did it... looks like its going to connect and nothing....

PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] dartrax:
Do you use any WLAN g-Standard-Hack?

That was the reason for my XDA mini S to refuse getting the IP sometimes...

dartrax
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] juzzy16:
Hi! I have the i9505 rooted! I have used triangle away to reset the flash counter which now reads 0, but I still cannot update ota. The device status still comes up as custom. Anyone know a way around this? Thanks!
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Anubhav Agrawal:
try wanam xposed to fake system status
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] juzzy16:
Tried that, but no joy. Could this be down to knox being set to 0x1??
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Anubhav Agrawal:
u need to be on stock samsung to get system status as official ..Incase u already are, try wanam xposed again .. That should work ..

i dont think knox counter interfere with system status, both are separate ..
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] juzzy16:
Yep, im on stock. i used triangle away. it has put counter back to 0, and says that Binary: official and system: Official, but device status still comes up at custom. I used wanam and even with that i still have the same problem. Any ideas??
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] popab:
To receive ota you don't have to be rooted, even you are stock.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Misterjunky:
re: update issue

You forgot to un-root the phone.

Go to app drawer and click on SuperSU and you will

find an option which says "Full Unroot" select that

and reboot the phone and try the OTA and or Kies

update again.

Good luck!
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bananagranola:
You're S-Off. You don't need to unlock. And don't double (triple) post.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lunatic19:
I updated HBOOT to HBOOT-2.00.0027 and than unlock bootloader through htcdev site.

After that i instaled CyanogenMod 11 Nightlies ROM succesfully and everything works great, except that battery drain fast.

I posted multiply treads because i needed quick answer, because my phone did not work well on previous android version, something messed up with wireless and bluetooth.

Thank you for help anyway.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bananagranola:
Posting multiple posts won't make anyone answer faster and is against forum rules.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lunatic19:
I know, I will follow the rules in the future.
[HTC First] russian392:
Although this might seem as a question. It really isnt.

What kind of battery life do you get on the First? Screenshots would be nice, but what is like the max time and min time you got and what kind of setting do you use, voltage, clock speed, usage etc.

Also has anyone been using the MSM-DCVS (dynamic clock and voltage scaling) CPU Governer? And if yes then have you gotten better battery life? I will do a test tomorrow and see how it goes.

My best stats.

Well before i got into cpu governors, by default the phone uses on-demand and i could max out 14 hours with variable usage. screen on maybe 50% of the time the phone was on and minimal gaming. texting. I dont have data so that didnt take any battery (i hear 4g and 3g take away lots of juice, is that true?).
[HTC First] russian392:
Okay. So just did a quick test with msm-dcvs.

Basically for 5 minutes I tested each governed doing the same stuff.

Msm-dcvs utilizes deep sleep ALOT more. Almost 8 times more than on demand. And doesn't really use anything in between. So it goes from deep sleep to minimum 300mhz to get it going and then jumps to the max of 1.4ghz and if the screen is on it uses 700mhz.

So using deep sleep it saves batter.

On demand on the other hand tends to use 300mhz instead of deep sleep. It also jumps around a lot between all the various clock speeds using just about anything it can. So i guess on demand will get worse battery life but I will report my findings in a few hours seeing bow battery life goes with dcvs.
[HTC First] russian392:
Just a quick update. On demand is crap. Performance is really good and dcvs is performance just more intelligent
[HTC First] abrahammmmmmm_:
My battery life is crap. I've tried to adjust clock speed & voltage but I don't believe JMZ's latest kernel supports it and I'm never able to get any governors besides stock to stick
[HTC First] russian392:
Use performance. It has a really fast "rave-to-idle" speed. This means that the phone will finish tasks faster and go to idle/deep sleep. So it should save you batter. Unless you don't mind lag and use msm-dcvs which is performance just it takes time to ramp up the speed.
[HTC First] abrahammmmmmm_:
What app do you use for this? All the ones I've tried don't make any custom settings stick
[HTC First] russian392:
CPU master by antutu. I've always used it. Best one there is
[HTC First] abrahammmmmmm_:
Alright I'll try the app. BTW I'm pretty sure 918mhz isn't the stock minimum... Must explain my horrible battery. What do you have yours on?

Edit: so far so good. I'm feeling some better battery life even tho it might just be a placebo effect I know that the CPU will have less strain & rest more now that the minimum is at 384. And few more questions, what do you have set for your I/O scheduler and also did you configure the voltage?
[HTC First] G00fY2:
It's important for battery life, that the phone goes into deep sleep while screen is off. Use this app to test whether thats the case: BetterBatteryStats

Also you can see which process "wakes up" the phone while it should sleep.;)

My First normaly runs about 2 days without charging. So battery is pretty good!

PS: I'm using deodexed rom with stock kernel.
[HTC First] russian392:
Wow that's great battery life.

I'm yet to test dcvs in my first and see how long that lasts me. I have Wi-Fi on all day. So I can get up to 14 hours max.
[HTC First] russian392:
No I have yet to figure out io bit tinkering with voltage isn't a good idea since the battery is specifically set to a voltage the phone needs.
[HTC First] russian392:
Okay I have some new findings. Idk about the custom kernel...bit with stock you only get 3 I/o schedulers. Noop, deadline, and cfq. Noop is first come first serve. Deadline reorders the task sequence and does what it thinks should come first...good for like gaming. And cfq. Which evenly distributes the power amongst all tasks. If you are using cfq make sure you kill unused tasks all the time. If you use a lot of things on your phone and multitask a lot use deadline. Noop is pointless unless you don't use your phone for anything. And cfq is just an alternative to deadline. So I/o won help much.

Then in CPU master. Go to advanced. And press "disable perflock". It will explain what it does. Hit set on boot. And reset you clock settings. Now we shall see what we get.
[HTC First] russian392:
Okay guys. I used deadline to see if that would change anything. With the same dcvs setting with deadline I got 15% batter down in 2 hours. That's pretty good. That's 7.5% an hour.

And this is with screen on and wifi on about 70% of the time.
[HTC First] russian392:
Okay this is my final say on how to get the most out of your battery life.

There are two set ups

1. Lag free/ smooth set up

Min 384mhz, Max 1080mhz

Governer: Performance

i/o Scheduler: Deadline

-This set up will save battery why? Because 1. You don not need your max 1.4 ghz to keep the phone running lag free, and in performance mode, the phone is LOCKED into 1.4ghz until you dim the screen and it goes into deep sleep. no inbetween. So clocking down will help save EVEN MORE battery. So unlike dcvs you will not have lag when you turn your screen on. It will jump from zero to 1ghz in a few milliseconds.

2. Inteligent

Min: 432mhz, Max 1.4ghz (default max. Dont over clock)

Governer: MSM-DCVS

i/o Scheduler: CFQ

-This set up will save battery, i go down about 1% every 6-20 minutes depending on usage. (6 being max usage and 20 meaning iddle). Once you turn the screen on your device will lag slightly and then will work just fine. This set up is good for those people who dont ALWAYS need max performance. Example: Reading an email doesnt require your phone to be locked at max frequency all the time so it will down clock the device. It simply takes time for it to rev the engine.

3. On Demand

Well this is simply absoule minimum to absolute maximum with NOOP as the i/o. This is the ultimate ondemand set up as it will do what you are currently doing first then do the rest while constantly changing clock speed.

Also...btw changing clock speed takes battery that is why performance saves batter not uses it. Its either deep sleep or max and thats it.

I will add screenshots to this soon once im done with all my tests.
[HTC First] russian392:
Battery life today on msm-dcvs

I should be at 30% right now bit pretty good battery tight now
[HTC First] Hulo_:
Tried today MSM-DCVS scheduler on my stock rooted firmware. Don't like it. Lags a lot when screen on (and CPU at max 1.4Ghz). And i do not see any significant battery improvements, instead it seems that it takes longer time for phone to do background tasks like mail checking etc.

Concerning battery life - in general I receive 3-3.5 hours of screen time. And it can be 1 day to 3. It all depends on usage, but screen on time never goes above 4 hours.

In attached file - Stats for my phone while traveling from the U.S. to Russia. As you can see, delivery does not take very much time :) And in standby mode phone can last almost two weeks (with wi-fi and nfc on).
[HTC First] russian392:
Personaly i dont have NFC or 4g on at any time. 1. i dont have data and 2. i dont use nfc cause the so called "modern world" is still stuc on stupid apple devices.

I noticed the following issues with managing the cpu

1. When setting cpu clock speed, after about 5 seconds after you left the app it changes the clock speed back to how it was

FIX: in cpu master (or the app of your choice) go to advanced and turn perflock off. then go to the cpu settings and set the speed you want. you must do that every time though cause of the htc kernel

2. MSM-DCVS lags.

FIX: set your minimum to 450-500 mhz

3. 4g drains batter (or so i hear)

FIX: idk yet but if someone could show me their battery life with 4g on and normal daily usage i could try to figure something out.

Hulo. Try this set up

Performance, 300mhz - 1080mhz, deadline

IDK my phone syncs things quite well and lag isnt a big issue for me, i can deal with it because my old phone overclocked is 700mhz so lag isnt anything new to me. So i just notch up the minimum to reduce it.

MSM-DCVS saves batter when screen is off and when screen is on but idle. playing games or actively using the screen will drain battery no matter what setting you use. This is made for people who are constantly on their phones.

Performance saves battery when screen is OFF period. When screen is on its at its max. this is best used for people who dont use their phones alot.

With dcvs i got an extra 7 hours of battery life. usually i get 11. But i hear with 4g on your battery dies in about 6 hours? is that true?!
[HTC First] abrahammmmmmm_:
I'd just like to add that 4g actually consumes LESS battery than 2g/3g/3.5g only LTE tho. That's because it's more optimized and advanced I've read and experienced it in many occasions
[HTC First] russian392:
Alright then. Interesting. My friend on his s3 gets 6 hours of battery with 4g.
[HTC First] abrahammmmmmm_:
I should add that the optimized battery life for LTE is only true tho for new snapdragon CPU's including Apple's processors as well. I'm not aware of tegra or any exynos at the moment.
[Sony Xperia L] setnof:
Hi,

i'm trying to install AOSPA on my Android, and for this I need a kernel with CWM on my device. To flash the kernel .zip, I think that I need CWM, but how I can install CWM on my device? Should I flash the boot.img contained in the .zip of the kernel via flashtool?
[Sony Xperia L] utsavkoju:
You should first make sure you have unlocked the bootloader. If your device is unlocked then you can flash boot.img on fastboot mode from flashtool or adb
[Sony Xperia L] setnof:
What about the other files in the .zip (like the system folder)?
[Sony Xperia L] Redzo:
After you have unlocked the bootloader flash boot.img. That will give you CWM. I can recommend Phantom latest kernel version After reboot use CWM to flash AOSP on it. You need to place AOSP on the memory card or internal memory before though.
[Sony Xperia L] utsavkoju:
Sorry forget to mention that. First copy the zip file on your external SD card. Then flash boot.img. After you flash the boot.img. You will get CWM. Press volume down buttom multiple times to get into the CWM. After you get to the CWM install the zip. You are done now.

P.S.: The zip contain modules for wifi. If you haven't flash the zip file you won't get wifi working. At any time you can flash the zip file.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] funnybraveboy:
Here is my story..

I have an HTC one unlcoked version with sense 5.5, and I decided to unlock the bootloader and flash google edition software. I unlocked the bootloader with no problems at all. Then I rooted the device, and everything is very fine. Then, I downloaded a google edition software, and flashed it using CWM. I rebooted the phone to see if it works. It didn't. It does turn on and I can see the google logo, and I can see the screen with the apps then suddenly the phone restart by itself, and it keep doing that. I tried to flash the stock sense but I couldn't. I need a solution pleas. Thanks
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alray:
if you flashed a 4.4 gpe rom, you probably need to have s-off for the rom to work. You can try flashing another rom and s-off your phone then re-flash de google rom.

post your ''astboot getvar all'' minus imei/sn
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] funnybraveboy:
Everytime I flash another rom using cmd on windows, it fails I can't do it. The device won't conect as a media storage so I can add the rome on an sd card and install it from there.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alray:
use adb push from recovery
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] funnybraveboy:
Can you explain more or provide links. Thanks
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alray:
download latest arhd sense version and place it to your adb/fastboot folder. then boot in recovery and do this

adb push name_of_rom.zip /sdcard/

then erase cache and flash rom in recovery
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] funnybraveboy:
It says "no device found". I have installed the drivers and HTC sync.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alray:
try with a usb otg cable. copy the rom to a usb drive then connect it to phone via otg cable and mount it in recovery
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] funnybraveboy:
That's what I'm gonna do. I ordered the cable and I'm gonna get in a couple of days.

Thanks man
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] funnybraveboy:
So if I flash a sense version, it doesn't require s-off?????
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alray:
no, you're good with s-on
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bubba Fett:
Anybody know of an alarm app that one could tap the screen, say once to snooze or twice to dismiss. I looked and cant find anything like it in play store. Or, is it possible to make a Xposed module that could incorporate this feature for the stock alarm. I'm blind without my specs and its a pain in the ass to shut off/snooze my alarm in the AM. Thanks for any direction here.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gsmyth:
The Timely alarm clock is very popular at the moment, Google had even purchased the company that created it. It has tap to snooze and drag up to dismiss, so may be useful to you.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ch.bitspin.timely
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Slaingerz:
Please someone can help me?? after i installed the CyanogenMod 10.2 when i tipe *#1234# Phone appears "PHONE: XXXX" and i can't call for anyone.

My IMEI is the original.

About device

Baseband version

XXXX
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] riadn:
Try another sim card if that doesn't work, restore a stock firmware.
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Slaingerz:
answer

I already tried another SIM card and doesn't work
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ryccardo:
What OS were you running before?