yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Motorola Atrix HD] Hybris95:
Hi everyone,

So here is a little tool I used firstly for myself because

I was tired of having to type the required command to flash my recovery from a recovery to another.

This tool was originaly made for XT925, but as asked I produced a MB886 version (and a full version too).

Using it elsewhere might produce undesired side-effects.

v1.4 for XT925 and MB886 - 46.5 Mo

v1.4 for XT925 only - 16.7 Mo

v1.4 for MB886 only - 30.3 Mo

To use it, just extract it wherever you want and launch InstallRecovery.bat

Then follow the instructions ;)

Currently supports :

XT925

Philz_touch_6.00.8 for XT925

Recovery_ClockWork-6.0.4.4 for XT925

TWRP 2.6.0.0 for XT925

TWRP 2.2 for XT925

MB886

Philz_touch_6.12.8 for MB886

Recovery_ClockWork-6.0.4.4 for MB886

QR Code for MB886 version (Atrix HD) :
[Motorola Atrix HD] chococomaxim:
If only this came out before I got my recovery! Haha. good release either way, it will be useful for other people.
[Motorola Atrix HD] penser:
I thought we only had TWRP on XT926 and the touch points were way off for us? Either way, anyone tried the XT925 TWRP?
[Motorola Atrix HD] TecknoFreak:
Same problem

Thanks Hybris
[Motorola Atrix HD] Hybris95:
Well I use TWRP nearly everyday on XT925, the 2.6.0.0 works perfectly. I just have some problems with rights which I fix by using this command :

chmod -R 777 /data/media

with adb shell in su or with the shell integrated in TWRP ;)
[Motorola Atrix HD] skeevydude:
We have a different touchscreen and neither TWRP or Aroma installers work with the Atrix HD. The problem is our touchpoints are recognized down and to the left (iirc) of where we actually press.
[Motorola Atrix HD] penser:
Actually any Aroma installers work just fine for me, not sure why they haven't for you.
[Motorola Atrix HD] skeevydude:
They never have for me, always had the exact same touch issues as TWRP, at least with the first Philz CWM release and earlier. Haven't bothered testing since then.
[Motorola Atrix HD] TecknoFreak:
The aroma file manager for Philz recovery works perfect. Now, any other aroma zip installer is a no for my atrix
[Motorola Atrix HD] Hybris95:
Can you confirm that you have the same problem with the versions I gave in my installer ?

I got em from a specific thread for Atrix so maybe it's bugfixed.
[Motorola Atrix HD] quasihellfish:
I have Philz working just fine on my AHD, but last I tried to install Aroma the touch points were also way off. Don't know the exact version it was, but I believe I was following the directions here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2201860

So I gave up on it.
[Motorola Atrix HD] palmbeach05:
Isn't this just like Mythtools? Looking at your script, agreed it is different, but the basic function is the same between yours and theirs.
[Motorola Atrix HD] Hybris95:
Im not really aware of existing tools Im pretty new around Android community since I never had a smartphone before that ;)

This is only a tool I made for myself and distributed for you guys, no real intention on making a great tool or whatever, just sharing ^^

Edit :

I searched a bit about Mythtools, they only support Atrix or have they made any other device's tool like I do ?
[Motorola Atrix HD] TecknoFreak:
You good no matter what but now that your source is out compare it and credit who ever you think coded first.

---------- Post added at 10:37 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:36 PM ----------

The end fact is that you put together a tool not done and is not just a straight copy cat.
[Motorola Atrix HD] skeevydude:
I've looked at the code of both and this is unique. There's only so many ways to call adb and fastboot with a script....I'd probably write something similar starting from nothing.

This reminds me of Microsoft suing ReactOS over some driver. The were using the exact same source code as Microsoft, but it turned out that ReactOS just happened to have developed the same code because that's what worked, not from stealing or reverse engineering.

Hell, this might be Hybris's first dive into either scripting or trying automating the flashing process....one of the reasons I suggest learning the manual way is because if this, Myth, or who/whatever happens to screw up and release something bad (not accusing them of anything, just examples that are common in our forums) and you used that tool, it's on you if you get bricked, not the tool maker. Fact is,ya'll's the ones downloading a tool because you're too lazy to learn it on your own (not directed at TecknoFreak, just noobs).
[Motorola Atrix HD] devilsking:
Sometimes, people may have the same idea, the differences are time and how they process it idea to a real thing :D

I think maybe Hybris and our tools has the same function at flashing recovery but both are not the same exactly.

However, in my opinion, more tools will benefit more for users :)

Currently, I have only Atrix now. That's why I only made tools for it. In the past, I also modded for samsung devices but it's different from motorola so there is no Myth Tools for them - Only Myth Roms :p

Btw, your tools is really good and I expect to see other ones from you.

BR,

DK
[Motorola Atrix HD] Hybris95:
Mmh after a while thinking....let's credit....mmmh...myself ? ^^"

What do you mean by a "a tool not done" ?

Well this is not my first scripting in batch but my first attempt (and probably last ^^) at automating the flashing process.

I'm not trying to make the perfect and flawless tool, just a share of my work.

If you don't trust it, analyse it or don't use it.

By the way, I did NOT tested the Atrix part since I don't own an Atrix myself.

This tool did not passed any unit-test so it "may" bug in some cases (like for example :on a locked device)

I can only agree on this, our tools just shows it, we are allowing people to flash multiple tools on their device, it's only a matter of choices and functionalities ;)

Well maybe some other tools who knows, not me at least ;)

I think the next things I will get to try out developping will be recovery imgs itselves that sounds pretty fun and interesting ^^

(For example : allowing adb from being executed from a recovery (even a few cmds) ? or allowing MTP service withing a recovery ?)
[Motorola Atrix HD] TecknoFreak:
Hahaha i ment no one came out with such a tool. Just like it bro.

Good job and ty
[Motorola Atrix HD] skeevydude:
[MENTION=5699596]Hybris95[/MENTION]

It might not have sounded like it, but I wasn't talking bad about you or this...

I was just saying if someone uses a tool to do something without bothering to learn how something is done, it's that persons fault for taking the easy way if it doesn't work, even if the tool is at fault -- the reason -- most bad things thst can occur with tools like this are easy to fix, but artard here only uses tools and never adb or fastboot, so if something goes wrong they don't know what to do. There's also cases where X worked for me, I release, and TecknoFreak uses it and is forced to fastboot to stock...if noobXyZ used it, I'd be dealing with "you broke my phone" and maybe having to play tech support.

Mythtools have left inexperienced users with fixable bricks in the past. Was it user error, the tool, God, a bad usb cable, the driver??? Who knows, but derp follows, and then we get to answer help, help, help posts (see video in one of my stickied guides...probably explains this better than me).

EDIT:

And I did analyze this. I do it to every automated tool I use. That's why I posted that you didn't use anyone else's work when making this. A quick glance at it and that was obvious.
[Motorola Atrix HD] Hybris95:
Well if anyone has issues with my tool i'd be glad to help if i can, but as i said i cant unit test everything especially since fastboot is very limited compared to adb and since i cant buy every devices ;)

Envoyé de mon XT925 en utilisant Tapatalk
[Motorola Atrix HD] skeevydude:
Same here.

I wasn't trying to talk $hit about you or this. My apologies if you took it the wrong way.

The problem is me seeing a new tool and instantly thinking "how many help posts will I answer now?" lol. I've answered a lot of help posts....

Thanks for doing this.

And I'll flash that TWRP in a little while - - today's flash random crap day :p
[Motorola Atrix HD] Hybris95:
I think bad and untested or without feedback tools can lead to more support but a good tool can also reduce it. By the way, many people are really interested in using that kind of tools me the first ^^ so its never really bad to share if you're sure of youre dev qualitys.

The thing is, most bad usages are from bad communication/warnings especially with tools like fastboot's ones.

Envoyé de mon XT925 en utilisant Tapatalk
[Motorola Atrix HD] skeevydude:
Very true.

I'm more of a "teach a person to fish" vs. hooking them up with a box of fish sticks. Just a difference of philosophy. We both want people to have an easy, enjoyable custom rom experience, just a difference in how they get there.

I like trying to teach. In a few months, a year, whenever, someone might move to a new device. If they've only ever used automated tools, they might be lost until someone like us comes around. Teach em and they'll be able to use the knowledge on almost any device.

That said, I've been thinking about making a linux live dvd that does this, Myth, and more...
[Motorola Atrix HD] Hybris95:
We're not talking of the same population. I prefer giving tools to people who already know what they do but would do it easelier.

Lol on dvd i thought you did not like these kind of items ^^

Edit : I thinl these tools are a need for some people like me ;)
[Motorola Atrix HD] skeevydude:
Ahhh, gotch ya, but noobs will use it and that's where I'm coming from.

You're right, I'm not the biggest fan of automation tools, but if I can manage to help someone and get em to use Linux, then cool beans.

Flashing and whatnot is more plug-n-play and straight forward on Linux - no drivers necessary, just the executables and what ya need to flash. Seems like most issues are more Windows related when bad Myth flashes are reported - which has made me think that a system made specifically for flashing is much more controlled than someone using a random Windows OS setup and hoping that a one size fits all approach works - true of anything, not just Android flashing.

Revision 1 would only need adb, sbf_flash, and moto-fastboot....sbf_flash so it works with my Defy and Bravo. Scripting and included stocks, recoveries, additional tools could be added in later.
[Motorola Atrix HD] Hybris95:
True but whatever I or you do this will always exists so if I can help by giving quality content its still earned ;)

At least I can see the android community is really active and helping each other.

Envoyé de mon XT925 en utilisant Tapatalk
[Motorola Atrix HD] skeevydude:
We exist because of the help. 3 years ago I was the noob reading guides, now I write the guides to help noobs. If no one helped then only a very small population would be here and nowhere near as much progress would be made. All we can hope is someone else comes along with a similar mindset of "show what I've been shown".

While the devs do the big majority of the grunt work, it's guys like us that make sure everyone is happy. Example: Dhacker and epinter do a lot of the dev work, because of that you can't expect them to help everyone who has issues resulting from lack of knowledge, bad habits like dirty flashing, wrong gapps, and bad downloads; or if they (devs) need assistance/logs/etc; both are situations where we come in to the picture.
[Motorola Atrix HD] Hybris95:
Well if devs dont interest to the feedback it'd be hard to debug or improve the soft.

We need guys like you to keep the work going on.

Its just a virtue circle ;)

Envoyé de mon XT925 en utilisant Tapatalk
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abouyounes14:
hello all

I have a big problem

I wanted to put on my CM11 kfhd7 but I still hang on TWRP who do not want to read my rom.en what formats can I send them.

I was no longer of operating system on my tablet. I panic.

can not help me not to repair this tablet
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] luigirocks:
Can you please rephrase your question? Its very confusing, and quite obvious English is not your first language. No offense! It sounds like you need to push a ROM to your device while in recovery (adb sideload), but idk?
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abouyounes14:
it is here. I have only TWRP. I tried several times to send Roma, but they are not readable by TWRP. I need to change the format of the Roma? decompress?
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stunts513:
Have you checked to make sure the Rom is readable on the pc? Check its md5sum on Windows and see if it matches the one on the download page.
[Android General] the_pirate_predator:
A Pictograph

Goto my website and click on the link.

Download the zip file

Extract the zip file

After extracting the zip, you will see something like this.

Goto META-INF > com > google > android > place_holder

Inside aroma-config
[Android General] shaggydiamond:
Ignore my last message, I was figuring stuff out lol

First try: used an updater-binary which I have used before to make an aroma zip. Failed to execute updater-binary in recovery.

Got it working now. thank you for your work
[G2 General] Jostian:
One of the main reasons for using the stock ROMs is for stability etc. I know, I tried the earlier custom (CM, AOSP AOKP etc. ones) and there was always something not right... my reason for wanting to use the custom ROMs was simple... size, the average stock ROM is between 1gig and 1.6 gig (with some levels of de-bloating) and a full stock ROM is about 2gig. and given we (on the 16gig versions of the G2) only have about 10gig to 'play with' means that with your nandroid backup and titanium backup you'll be lucky to have 2 or 3gig for stuff. with the CM based or AOSP ROMs etc. you are looking at a ROM size of about 250mb incl. GApps... so you save a LOT of space (nandroids, titanium etc are way smaller) and now you have about 5gig odd available, much better.

I've tried Nameless and ProBam (SlimKat RC2 is still buggy on 802) and they are both rock solid and have better battery life than any stock ROM (I was getting 40 to 55 hrs with stock and I easily get to 70 odd hours now with the custom ROMs). So I really just wanted to say a massive thanks to the developers, for taking the time and effort to get the customs ROMs to where they are, its much appreciated!
[G2 General] votinh:
Make donation.
[G2 General] baileyjr:
I don't know how you are gaining that much space? The system partition is a fixed size of about 2.7gig. You're not going to gain any of that back.

Good to know the ROMS are stable though... I've only just got the device and set it up the way I like it on stock.. I thought I'd give the custom roms some time to let the bugs get ironed out :)
[G2 General] khaytsus:
Aside from dalvik cache, yeah, this.. You get no space back if /system is full or empty..
[G2 General] monkboy24:
What about gaming on aosp Roms? I tried to play granny Smith and angry birds go and I couldn't get to the game play without It FCing
[G2 General] dallashigh:
Not so much on the reading comprehension. Emphasis added.

"your nandroid backup and titanium backup you'll be lucky to have 2 or 3gig for stuff. with the CM based or AOSP ROMs etc. you are looking at a ROM size of about 250mb incl. GApps... so you save a LOT of space (nandroids, titanium etc are way smaller)"
[G2 General] nagel:
Stock camera is the reason I stick to stock ROMs
[G2 General] Ascertion:
You can use the LG camera app on AOSP ROMs.

Sent from my Nexus 5
[G2 General] Jostian:
on the 16gig model we have access to about 10gig (for our stuff), so if I do a nandroid with a stock rom your nandroid is quite big (mine was 2.7gig), and if you keep a copy of the rom on your phone for emergencies (which I do thats another 1.5 gig odd, depending on which stock rom you use), so together those 2 = about 4gig, if I use a custom rom like nameless or probam, the rom incl. Gapps is 220mb vs 1.5gig and my nandroid is just over 1gig vs 2.5gig, thus I have at least 2gig more available space using a custom rom. my titanium backups are around 30% smaller too depending on what you backup. so instead of having 2.5 gig available after I have my phone setup like I want I now have just under 5 gig available...makes a difference for sure.
[G2 General] baileyjr:
OK now I understand, its because you are keeping a copy of the system partition contents, as a nandroid, on the data partition :good:
[G2 General] Jostian:
I guess there is no way (yet) to get access to any of the 'locked' 6 gig? is there another option(s) to minimize the loss of space, just curious in case someone is doing something better, more efficient in terms of available space, thanks
[G2 General] khaytsus:
Nandroid will be smaller yes. Tibu, not at all. Who backs up system apps in tibu?
[G2 General] baileyjr:
Some of that 6gig is lost in the formatting, 16Gb is the unformatted space. The system partition will remain the same size. However if you use something like "Nandroid manager" from the play store you can restore apps from the nandroid so you shouldn't need to back them up in TB, you could save space by just backing up the most recent data for your user apps :D

You do have the option to convert user apps to system apps in TB so you may want to play around with that. I'm "assuming" that will move them from the data partition to the system partition. Im not 100% on that but you could always just move one and check.... Having said that the apk's themselves are usually relatively small, its the data stored in Android/Data that usually account for most of the install size.

Few ideas there for you anyway, other that that your obviously better off with a 32gig version. After my apps installed, 1 Nandroid, some local music, and user apps backed up in TB I have approx 15gb free.
[G2 General] Carter07:
Here a comparison between CM10.2 and stock rom, I have about 2gb more free space for data.

I think partitions are dynamic and not fixed.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PlutoDelic:
I have been dealing with an annoying fact about 1x1 widgets. They are 1x2 in practice since they contain text, and i dont see much sense on that.

Is there anyway i can get rid of the text, here's my home screen:

please note that i wouldnt want to remove the text from the weather widget, im strictly interested on removing the text from the tiny ones that look like icons.

PS, in case somebody wondering:

Weather Widget: 1Weather Widget

Wallpaper: Astronomy Picture of the Week uses NASA's APOD :)
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PlutoDelic:
Lads, anyone?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xclub_101:
Look into custom launchers like Apex or Nova - I am using Apex Pro and I have a 4x5 grid with keeps much tighter spacing on text (you can go higher than that, it is all just a matter of personal preference).
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PlutoDelic:
So do i, that is Apex Pro there and been an Apex user ever since ICS on my S2. The grid may apply to the icons for what you suggest but it doesnt do anything with 1x1 widgets that look like icons.

I've tried resizing it since Apex supports that, but it wont do it.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PlutoDelic:
A week of googling and it seems this is neglected to the max, im puzzled why people would want text on a 1x1 widget.

In case somebody runs on this with an answer, please dont hesitate to revive the thread.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Powerplayer1025:
Your best bet would probably be to decompile widget and to edit the Xml file that had the text or edit the color to be the same as the background color so it just blends in. It would still be there persay but you wouldn't see it cause it would blend in. If you get what I'm saying
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lakyboss:
So, I have tried 6 types of headphones, and 3 work normally.

On the other 3 that don't work, when I press play on Play music it plays for a sec through the speaker, then stops, then plays for a sec, then stops, and does that until it finally stops.

Does anybody have a similar problem or do you have any solutions?

Thanks!
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cra1g321:
See when it stops, does the google voice search appear on screen ?

as if it has detected noise from the headphones as a voice.
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SWTR:
I have the same problem!

Gesendet von meinem Moto G mit Tapatalk 2
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cra1g321:
does the google voice search appear on screen whenever the phone stops ?
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lakyboss:
It doesn't show up, and the phone doesn't stop, the music plays for a second, then it stops, then it plays again for a sec, and it stops. It does that a few times until it stops and I have to press play again.

EDIT: I have to say that headphones that don't work all had microphones, and the ones that worked didn't have them, so maybe you are on to something.

I will try to disable google voice search somehow, maybe it will work.
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bleistift33:
Is the Headphone fixed in the moto g or is it wabbeling?
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SWTR:
I have an AUX-cable with a stop/play button on one connector it doesn't work. But when I turn the cable and use the other connector it works.
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cra1g321:
I had an issue were Google search would show due to noise from the earphones even when nothing was playing, fixed it by using an app called wizdroid

Not sure if it will fix your issue but wouldn't hurt to try
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lakyboss:
It is fixed, it is very tight and I even have to aplly a bit more force when I put them in. (That's what she said :))

I tried wizdroid, but it didn't help.

Thanks, anyway.
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dracorius:
Hey guys,

I have encountered a similar problem where my headphones indeed seem to trigger google voice search, or pauze the playing music. However, i have not found it to be related to any specific headphones. At first I thought that maybe a bad ground contact on the plug was being registered as a command from headphones with controls, however:

Non of the headphones i have used have controls, they are all regular headphones with TRS (three ring) connectors.

The headphone plug on my Moto G seems plenty solid.

According to the official Moto G forum, the Moto G doesn't even support headphones with contols. (see https://forums.motorola.com/posts/44afe72921)

[MENTION=4371387]lakyboss[/MENTION]: maybe that last point is why the headphones with microphones are not working for you.

Kind regards,

Dracorius
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lakyboss:
So, bottom line is that Moto G doesn't support these types of headphonees? Excellent:rolleyes:
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fixxxer667:
Read carefully.

It says that 3 button controls are not supported. This mostly refers to headsets designed for iPhones that have the control button as well as Vol Up and Vol Down buttons.

This isn't just the case for the Moto G. The Samsung S3 for example would only work with *Samsung* 3 button headsets but wouldn't work with Sennheiser or most other third party 3 button headphones.

The main/control button for third party headsets works for the Moto G, I've tried Brainwavz, Soundmagic and Sennheiser headphones with mic and button and all work fine for controlling music and answering calls.

Setting up the button controls via PowerAmp (or the player of choice), Headset Button Control* or similar apps might be needed depending on your settings.

(*Trial here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kober.headset)
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lakyboss:
I have Skullcandy Ink'd 2 which have one button for answering calls/playing music/activating voice search (long press).

They worked on my Nexus S, One X, my laptop, but whatever I play on Moto G, it doesn't work. I've tried Google Play Music, YouTube, few other music players, even tried flashing a new rom, it still doesn't work.