yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[LG Optimus G (International)] grunch21:
Apparently it happened with any camera app. I tested with Silent Camera, HD camera ultra and stock camera. Kernel crash occurred when saving the image.

I tried latest carbon + latest PA Gapps without custom kernel, yet the same thing happened. I wonder could this be hardware fault? Can anyone confirm this?

I see there's also the same problem here : http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=49515525&postcount=361 .

Thanks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] smartguy10:
Every time I try to open a image in text message I get message couldn't load image , I went into app and cleared cache in quick app still same issue .
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] StonerSteve420:
Do you have the paper artist app frozen or deleted?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] q123456:
Hello,

What is the best kernel for G2, battery wise?

I'm using full stock right now, and i'm not that happy with battery. I'm getting like 4h screen time, and phone is working maybe 12h total.

No games etc, just www(H+), sms, few minutes of vice talks.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vPro97:
Well you have a wakelock somewhere keeping your device awake. Dorimanx kernel is probably the best custom kernel.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] q123456:
i've tried to find wakelocks with "wakelock detector", but all looks just fine.

Thx for the info, will try that:)
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zacharias99:
I would recommend Dorimanx kernel as well!!

Works good for me and newer version with even better battery life incoming :D
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robogo1982:
Dorimanx 1.5 for epic battery :D
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] q123456:
Flashed Dorimanx and alo removed weather widget and battery looks better :) thx for advice

Wysłane z mojego LG-D802 przy użyciu Tapatalka
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iSTE983:
What are you using? Dorimanx 1.5 or newer (like 1.7)?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] q123456:
newest one - 1.9

Is 1.5 better in that matter?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iSTE983:
I am using the 1.5 kernel and I feel good. some have problems with the touchscreen 1.9. you is?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] q123456:
nah. Haven't had any problems with touch screen

was using 1.7 and now 1.9
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ndlong75:
i am 1.9 also without issue
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dri94:
Anyone know how to get Google wallet tap to pay to work on this phone?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dallashigh:
You have to flash a Kit Kat ROM or wait for Verizon to push a Kit Kat update.
[Xperia Tablet Z Android Development] elshur:
[FTF][4.3] Xperia Tablet Z SGP311_10.4.B.0.577_FR_Unbranded.ftf

This is for the 16GB Wifi version, 311. Flash with flashtool.

https://drive.google.com/uc?id=0B0QRyXm95F8oSURVa2V6OHMzNlE&export=download
[Xperia Tablet Z Android Development] frezd:
+1

+1

I am French also and start looking to update my Z tab and that would be awesome if someone could help us.

Cheers
[Xperia Tablet Z Android Development] ibis69:
All informations needed are already posted mutliple times on this forum, you need to search a little bit

To root 4.3 rom you have 2 choices atm

- Without Unlocking bootloader : read this thread (need to downgrade to 4.2 first) http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2588442

- If you don't care unlocking bootloader ( backup TA partition first) --> follow this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2590602 ( you need unlocked bootloader and to flash the CM 10.2 boot img)
[Xperia Tablet Z Android Development] frezd:
Hi,

Issue sorted out. Yes it works well with he CM boot.img and the French firmware. Even though it s not easy.

Thx for your help.

Waiting for offigial kitkat :)
[Xperia Tablet Z Android Development] elshur:
I had follow the first option because my bootloader is always locked, but what firmware do you use to downgrade ?

It's when I downgrade that i got an error with Flashtool
[Xperia Tablet Z Android Development] ibis69:
May be a bad ftf - try another ftf (a 4.1 one for exemple ) - always exclude ta files if present.
[Xperia Tablet Z Android Development] elshur:
Can you show me what firmware do you use , Uk, De or US, with 3 différent version i got error !
[Xperia Tablet Z Android Development] Alx31:
Mdr quoi qui se passe ici il y a regroupement ou quoi? :D

Someone has done tutorial wich is gonna be easy for you to follow ;)

Take a look over here
[Xperia Tablet Z Android Development] elshur:
Thanks, it was a bad ftf files !

Finally it was a bad ftf file and I fund this forum :cyclops:

Now my XTZ is rooted, boatloader unlocked and dual recovery installed. Now and can use the potential :laugh:

Regards
[LG Optimus L9 P760, P765, P768, P769] fxkdmyphone:
i was reflashing kuma's rom and my battery fell out and now i cant boot into cwm or get past the lg logo. and when i try reflashing the kdz it gets stuck at 15% even after i reinstalled the drivers. somebody please help i need my phone for work tomorrow

so far i got it by going into fastboot (wtf) and flashing cwmtouch.img (again wtf)
[LG Optimus L9 P760, P765, P768, P769] mrmathematica:
Reflash to ICS X and U, using fastboot (Lelus fastboot). Then KDZ flash back to stock.
[LG Optimus L9 P760, P765, P768, P769] LupineDream:
Resolution to my issue. +1 thanks
[General Topics] Midget_1990:
Forum Says:

Wiki says:

Could we please update the forum description so it doesn't give misinformation?

(sorry if this is a bit rude, but things like this really bug me :P)
[General Topics] HDuser:
Well What IYHO is the correct text. ? as Wiki you can edit yourself!
[General Topics] Midget_1990:
imho the wiki is correct, sorry i should have made that apparant in my first post :oops:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] ymf331:
i was running aokp 4.3.1 for a while, and it stopped letting me install apps from the downloads folder, telling me that i was out of space and that i needed to free some up. according to the storage thing in settings, i had 7.2 something gigs free. i even deleted a full gig of music straight from the internal sd and that didn't help. so i simply flashed cm11 and a custom kernel and that fixed it for about a week. now i'm having the same problem. mind, that's only with apk files i try and install directly from the downloads folder. and their attempts to update. like aurora and post-ics flash player are the ones i've tried and had problems with. i can install and update apps just fine if it's from the play store. still have 7.2 gigs of free internal storage. my computer confirms this when i click the folder while browsing via mtp. has anyone else had this problem, and can anyone tell me what's wrong? i've been pondering but i can't quite come up with a way to fix it. i'd really appreciate any help.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] scarinu10:
Alright guys, haven't been on here for awhile. My work has a public wifi network, one of those ones you have sign into through an internet portal. I had a nexus 7 2012 wifi only tablet, and it worked with my wifi at work. My HTC one also works with my wifi at work. There isn't any "real" login (ie username and password) it's only a "hey thanks for using this press continue to gain internet access"

I bought a nexus 7 2013 lte tablet last night. Took it to work today and it will not connect to my works wifi. There wifi provider is wandering wifi. The error i get is "Unable to connect to the internet, there were technical difficulties directing you to the wifi login page. we are working quickly to address any issues. please try again in a few minutes"

I can turn right around and log into the wifi with my htc one and my nexus 7 2012.

things i have tried:

-disabled mobile data

-removed tmobile sim

-restart tablet

-factory reset tablet

-used a different browser to complete login

-logged into my home wifi network (works)

things you should know about my situation

-not rooted on any of the three devices

-not unlocked on any of the devices

-no software modifications at all

-EVERYTHING IS STOCK on all three devices, but up to date.

Suggestions and tips would be great.

Thanks

Nick
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] oXnoX:
the first thing i thought of when reading about this sort of access points like the one you have described is that i always have to activate cookies in order to log onto the wifi. but it seems that it may not be your issue since you already have tried with another browser...
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] scarinu10:
Thanks for the reply, i did mean to add the fact that i cleared the cookies.. but i figured most would realized that comes with factory resetting and new browser lol
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] mdamaged:
If the 2012 one is on 4.3 or less, and the 2013 is on kitkat, perhaps the wifi gateway requires flash, which is no longer supported on kitkat (unless one uses dolphin with the flash workaround).

In short, try it with dolphin with the flash apk enabled.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] scarinu10:
Both nexus 7s are on kit Kat. Logging into the WiFi web portal inside of Google chrome
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] mdamaged:
Ask the administrator what they are seeing in the logs.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrc00lbreeze:
Good evening. Could use some help here. Not super noob to rooting or flashing. Just tried the Single step philz touch recovery and root. Used all current files and odin said pass. The unit is rooted as supersu is in apps. However still have stock recovery. Could someone please tell me what I missed. Thank you in advance.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Android-Andi:
uncheck auto-reboot in odin, when odin said "pass" wait 1 minute, after that directly boot into recovery.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrc00lbreeze:
Thank you. What if it says reset with blue box? Push power button and up volume to directly boot into recovery?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrc00lbreeze:
All set. Got it figured out thank you for the help.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Anderson2:
Just wanted to share my discovery of a very useful app that shows secret loggers, ad files, secret ui, and much more on your device. It is

TrevE "logging testapp" on the playstore.

Requires root.

I thought I was well protected but this is an eye opener.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ttttttttttttttttt:
We are a large urban school district located in southern California that will be soon be distributing approximately 11,000 android tablets to our first grade classrooms. The biggest challenge we’ve had with this project so far is coming up with a way to quickly and reliably clone the devices with all the apps and settings. The approach we’ve been attempting to take is the same as how we would handle PC’s by creating a master image that then gets copied to all the other devices.

Our first attempt at doing this was by using adb backup/restore. This process was less than ideal as it didn’t copy all the settings/preferences that we wanted and still required a lot of manual configuration to get the devices in to our ideal state. The bigger problem we had here was that sometimes it would just hang during the restore. Most of the time it did work but we’ve run in to this restore problem enough that we need something more reliable.

So our current cloning method is using Clockworkmod Recovery. Basically we flash CWM on to the device, make our backup, copy that backup to the destination devices and restore it with CWM. Seems to work great. And it copies everything on the devices so there’s virtually no manual configuration that needs to be done.

However there’s a few caveats with this process. At first we found that it was also cloning the MAC address which of course caused havoc on our wireless network. Through a whole lot of trial and error I found that if I delete /data/nvram/RestoreFlag from the data backup tar the MAC address no longer gets cloned. Thought we were good, but…

The next problem we found when attempting to enroll the devices in to our MDM system. They end up replacing each other because they all show the same UDID and GUID. The MDM app is installed in the backup image but we are waiting until after it is restored to complete the enrollment. I’m not sure if the UDID and GUID is something specific to the MDM or if that’s a global Android thing.

So does anyone know if there something else I can delete from the backup to prevent this? This also raises the question, are there any other items in a CWM backup that should not be copied between devices? Or is there a better method we could use to clones the devices?

The device we are currently using is a Lenovo A1000 (MTK MT8317). After creating the backup I’ve been removing the system and cache tars entirely and only the file mentioned above from within the data tar. So the only parts that get restored are data and boot. Any suggestions are welcome.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leszczu8023:
You can try use adb from Android SDK but this method needs root
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ttttttttttttttttt:
We did initially try adb but it was inconsistent during the restore phase. Sometimes it would just stop in the middle and never complete. Didn’t try it on a rooted device. So maybe that would have helped…

Anyhow I found the solution to my immediate problem. Figured out what our MDM vendor refers to as the UDID is really the Android_ID. So by deleting that row from the settings database in our master backup image it’ll generate a new one the first time the OS starts after restoring with CWM.

I’m still a little concerned we’re going to find other issues cause by this cloning method later on but I guess we’ll just have to roll with the punches as they come.

In case someone else ever needs to clone devices like this and in the interest of sharing here’s the basic steps we’re following.

1.)	Setup the master device as you like with all the apps and settings.

2.)	Install Clockworkmod Recovery on to the master device

3.)	Boot into CWM Recovery

4.)	Mount /data and connect to adb

5.)	Delete /data/nvram/RestoreFlag (this step prevents duplication of MAC address)

6.)	Using sqlite open the database (this prevents duplication of Android_ID): \data\data\com.android.providers.settings\databases\settings.db

execute: delete from secure where name='android_id';

7.)	unmount /data

8.)	Create a backup

9.)	Boot the device back in to normal mode and copy the clockworkmod folder to your computer. This the backup image you’ll restore on the other devices.

10.)	[OPTIONAL] I deleted the system and cache backup files from this folder and also removed them from the nandroid file. There didn’t seem to be anything in these we cared about so removing those speeds up the restore process.

Once you have the backup image here’s how to restore it on the other devices:

1.)	Install CWM Recovery

2.)	Copy the clockworkmod folder from your computer on to the device

3.)	Boot in to CWM Recovery

4.)	Restore the backup

5.)	Reboot the device back in to normal mode

6.)	[OPTIONAL] Complete MDM enrollment
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stephendt0:
Sorry for the thread grave dig, but thanks for posting info on how to do this. I have attempted cloning in the past and ran into similar issues. My question - is this process the same for Android Lollipop 5.0/5.1? I have some Lenovo K3 Notes I'd like to deploy and cloning would save a lot of time.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ttttttttttttttttt:
Haven’t had the need to do any devices running 5.x versions so can’t say for sure. I would imagine a similar process would work.

But I will provide a bit of an update. Our initial deployment of 11,000 Lenovo A1000 devices have been out in the field since February/March of 2014 and no trouble has come to light using this cloning method. These devices run 4.1.2

Sometime around May 2014 we did another round that was about 300 Lenovo A3000 devices. Don’t have one of these handy and I don’t remember the exact Android version but it was 4.x something.

Then starting in October 2014 we put out another 9000 or so Lenovo A3500 devices. These run 4.4.2

All around so far so good.

For the A3000 and A3500 there were two changes to the process. For step 5 in creating the backup I had to clear the entire nvram directory instead of just the one file. I don’t remember what exactly but there was something undesirable getting copied over. The result of clearing this directory is the first boot after the restore takes a little longer as each app runs through the “update” process at startup. The second change was I could not get CWM to backup and restore to/from the internal memory so instead did it from a micro-sd card. This ended up speeding up the restore process since we didn’t have to copy the backup to each device and instead just moved the sd card with the files already there.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bmunday:
this should be pinned in android dev

also sorry for grave digging? except this should be a maintained topic. why isnt this an ongoing thread?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] samos123:
This is a guide for the Chinese version of the Zopo zp998 which has model number 9520. It seems the roms for ZP998 and 9520 may be compatible, but the bootloader is NOT compatible.

UPDATE: Roms for ZP998 can also be flashed on the 9520, but make sure you don't flash the bootloader. If you flash the bootloader you will brick your phone!

My current experience is that flashing YunOS as base firmware and flashing a customized android stock rom using CWM recovery is working best for me.

Flashing with SP flash tools (See detailed tutorial here:

1. Install the Mediatek USB vcom drivers, which can be found here:

2. Download the firmware which is normally in an archive (.zip) file, extract the archive.

Inside this archive there should be a scatter file and the system.img, boot.img etc.

3. Download and open the SP Flash tool, which can be found here.

4. Select the scatter file of the extracted archive

5. Click on download

6. Turn off your phone, and connect your phone to the PC with your USB cable (Sometimes you maybe need to hold Volume UP while connecting).

7. Wait for the popup which shows Download OK.

List of firmware I've found that can be flashed using SP Flash tool:

YunOS - 3.2.1 (Official) (Mirror coming soon)

Stock android 4.2.2 (Seems a port of ZP998)

Install CWM recovery (Not tested):

Flash the following archive using SP Flash tool: flash_recovery.zip

Booting into recovery:

1. Turn of your phone

2. Connect your phone to the USB cable of your PC

3. It should show a battery icon that it's charging only

4. Press Volume up + power button at the same time for about 5 - 10 sec. (Note sequence is important :P)

Rooting with recovery:

1. Download SuperSU.zip and put it on your SD card

2. Boot into recovery

2. Apply zip from SD card, select SuperSU.zip

It's also possible to root by using the SP Flash tool.

I'm using this rom:

Custom Android 4.2.2 with lots of optimizations and Gapps included: http://bbs.ydss.cn/thread-388092-1-1.html

Download link: 9520_4.2.2_optimized.zip

Installation instructions:

1. Flash Yunos 2.3.1 firmware using SP Flash tool

2. Install recovery

3. Place 9520_4.2.2_optimized.zip on your sd card

4. Boot into recovery

5. Apply zip from SD card

A Chinese BBS where new roms are being developed for Zopo 9520: http://bbs.ydss.cn/forum-zopu_xiaohei2-1.html
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] giino:
hello dear freind, may i ask is black screen gestures work with this rom?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] naffesahmed:
Please help me to take decision.

Hello Samos,

My friend is in china [Shanghai], he would be returning to India in 10 days. Shall i buy Zopo 9250 from there and use in India? because there he is unable to find Zopo Zp998 mobile. please help me, what can i do after i bought that.? how to change the setting for India location and to change to Android application.? to Usual Zopo ZP998 settings? after that shall i apply all other future application which release for Zopo ZP998?

Regards,

N.Naffes
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] youngchaos:
Do you tried yet YunOS on Zopo 998? using Flashtool and unchecking preloader?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] samos123:
I didn't try as I own a 9520 instead of a 998, but that should work I guess. As people with the 9520 can also install roms of 998.

[MENTION=1023370]Naffe[/MENTION]shamed: You can just flash roms of zopo zp 998 so if you can either buy it in China or buy the Zopo Zp998 from aliexpress.com its nearly the same price actually.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] youngchaos:
But i always need to uncheck preloader, right? I'm asking around and let you know asap ;)

i saw that your model has more support from chinese devs ! That's why i would like know if i can flash their rom aswell , give you some info asap :)

If you can mirror the YunOS file would be great , bbs so slow... Mega would be great :)
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] tofclaire:
hi, someone can tell if blackscreen gesture is ok with 9520?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] youngchaos:
Man i found a Lewa Os5 for 9520 on the chinese forum :

http://bbs.ydss.cn/thread-395426-1-1.html

should works good , but it's not for flashtool is for cwm recovery .. i'm afraid to flash it..
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] naffesahmed:
Hi,

Thanks for reply.

I have no experience in smart mobile operating, Today I got my Zopo 9520 mobile from china Yun O.S. But please tell me hw can I change it to Android O.S and other installations. why should I change the rom? What are the installations I have to do? please help me on this mate.

my email id is: click2nafy@gmail.com
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] tofclaire:
yunos isn't an android os ?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] naffesahmed:
Help me on this please

Hi,

Am really sorry. I have poor knowledge on this.

I bought Zopo 9520 from china in Yun O.S. Please tell me the procedure, how to change it to Android O.S and to update the Zopo ZP998 Rom. I have the mobile with me from past 2 weeks, but nothing is understandable in Chinese apps. please help me on this.

Naffes
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] tofclaire:
You have to flash a rom with flashtool (preloader unselected)
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] naffesahmed:
I don't need Yun O.S in my phone, pls help me on this

I bought Zopo 9520 from china in Yun O.S. Please tell me the procedure, how to change it to Android O.S and to update the Zopo Rom. I have the mobile with me from past 2 weeks, but nothing is understandable in Chinese apps. please help me on this. Am from India, I want to use normal phone like Zopo Zp998 Android phone. let me know the procedure.

I have downloaded the Rom from needrom website and it is for ZP 998, can this I apply on my 9250? the name of the downloaded rom is 'FluffyZopo ZP998 V1.01.zip'
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] tofclaire:
No you must flash a other ROM with flashtool
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lmacmil:
Planning to ditch Page Plus for an ATT MVNO. Have always used Motorola phones so thinking of a Moto G or an Atrix HD. Don't use much data so 3G is OK, at least for now. Any of you Moto G users switch from an Atrix HD?
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PloniAlmoni:
Moto G has better specs than the Atrix probably.
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] magiconthetire:
Had an HD. Good phone with strong Dev, but its only advantage over the Moto G is the microSD slot and (maybe) the camera. The battery life is dismal unless you swap in an eb40

The HD is 1.5yrs old already. I would just get a new G.

Plus official 4.4.2 is a no brainer
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gpgorbosjr:
I also had an HD and pretty much agree with this. The only thing I miss from the HD is the T-Mobile LTE. I don't miss the other stuff at all.

Plus, despite what ROM I used I always felt like the HD hardware was a little slow. Even compared to similar spec'd phones for the time. But the Moto G powers through stuff. Like I said, only wish it had LTE.
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Durteedee:
Well I do the side by side often I have the eb40 as well..the Atrix cost around the same after the battery swap. The g looks better and benches higher... And lives longer even though the rear shooter is packing less mp but umm still out shoots the Atrix HD but LTE is kinda important to me

sent from the kitty kat Atrix HD Maxx