yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[LG G Flex] canecbr600:
Also the screen noise seems to greatly diminish after a few days...
[LG G Flex] wase4711:
or, your eyes adjust to it;)
[LG G Flex] alhadee12:
The hasn't been really bad for me.
[LG G Flex] DelBoy:
Yes, it not notable in daily use outside, but only at home and in office where I am more focused on phone and on screen.

But it is particulary notable when watchig movies. But you adapt to it of course. Human is designed to adapt.

One minus on screen is ghosting or how you call it. Example, you are on homescreen and you enter in some dark app you can see the shadows of icons in background for five second aprox. Or skipping fast between apps also show this effect sometimes.

Besides this issues with screen, there is no issues. Phone is great, rock solid build. Would say awesome.
[LG G Flex] snobrdr2324:
I feel exactly the same after playing with one in the store for a while. The grainy look doesn't bother me and if you turn up the brightness it goes away. The ghosting is what really got me. I loved everything about the phone but that ghosting I couldn't handle. I'm going to wait for the G Flex 2, this phone is almost perfect so if they fix the minor issues with the screen and don't screw anything else up the G Flex 2 will be my next phone.
[LG G Flex] Gipsonbaby:
Proven to be an interesting phone

It's proven to be an interesting phone thanks to its curved, flexible body.

Featuring a 2.26GHz quad-core Snapdragon 800 processor, 2GB of RAM, and a 720p display P-OLED display with colors that have a certain pop.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rohitjaiswal:
is any solution to connect proxy based internet wifi.

windows phone 7 version has an option to setup static ip and get connected.

help me out.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoodDayToDie:
Proxy setup is basically the same as in WP7: connect to the network, then tap the network name (or press-and-hold, then tap Edit), toggle the proxy option to on, and then enter the proxy server's IP and port number...
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rohitjaiswal:
Yeah but there is no option to connect a proxy internet.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoodDayToDie:
... There is no such *thing* as "a proxy Internet" so please explain exactly what the heck you mean? The WiFi proxy settings allow you to connect your phone to the Internet through a proxy server. What else are you looking for...?
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rohitjaiswal:
When i am connecting a proxy based wifi then its not showing me to enter the proxy url and port options.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoodDayToDie:
Is there some reason you can't enter them manually, using the steps I told you above?
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rohitjaiswal:
The option not coming up to edit the proxy address of wifi.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JakeRipGs3:
Rooted my kindle fire first gen and installed cyanogenmod 10.2. Everything works fine, except for the fact that i cant reboot. Everytime i attempt to reboot i end up in boot loop. The only way i can get it turned on is if i plug it in to my laptop and use this method, Unplug the Kindle Fire from the USB charger cable, press and hold the power button (it should not turn on because the battery has run dry), while still holding the power button, plug the USB charger cable in (it should not turn on yet), wait for at least 40 seconds while still holding the power button, and once the kindle powers on, immediately let go of the power button and pray. Anyways, I was wondering if anyone had a fix for this problem. Thanks.
[HTC Sensation] htc-sen:
I've been using albinoman887's ROMs for quite a while, moving from 10.1 to 10.2 and finally CM11. Never had an issues. In November I changed to sultanxda's current 4.4.2 ROM and have updated it ever since. Roughly since the late December 2013 updates (I cant recall excactly as I didn't use this phone over this period and my 2,4h Ghz Wlan failed), the Wi-Fi fails to turn on. I have read countless threads, here and elsewhere, and I am sure that this question has been asked many times - yet, despite hours of research I haven't been able to locate the reason.

S-OFF

Hboot 1.27 with juopunutbear's method

currently using

3.0.101-Sultan-kernel-ION-r57

Baseband version 11.76C.3504.00P-11.29A.3504.18M

Bootloader Locked

I have tried

- flashing several different ROMs, from Sense-based to RUU, older albinoman887 and sultanxda's, with and withouth GAPPS and different kernels

- WiFix Manager

- Tried to flash a new radio

I am not entirely sure whether the last bit worked; I followed to guidelines in this thread. The first option didn't work as it said "Remote not allowed" (is that due to my locked bootloader?). The second one with the sd-card showed no errors (actually showed "success"), however the Radio in the fastboot remains unchanged at RADIO-11.29A.3504.18_M (I tried to flash Radio 11.76C.3504.00P_11.29A.3504.18_M)

I have followed the guidelines precisely, although I am pretty sure I do not understand exactly what's happening behind certain commands (and hope not having to do so for getting further with this issue).

I am using teamwin recovery.

I have suspected that perhaps there is a mismatch somewhere along the lines of my radio. GetRIL has reported that RIL/baseband doesn't match, but I am not sure whether I understand what that means.

RIL 4.0.0013HMQ

Baseband 11.76C.3504.00P-11.29.A350

Is it a problem that the baseband in CM11 and GetRIL is shown as 11.76, while in fastboot the Radio is as 11.29 - or are these different things?
[HTC Sensation] htc-sen:
Bluetooth is btw working just fine, so is everything else. At one point in time, after wildly flashing several roms I got to the point where it rebooted constantly, however, this seems to be (as far as I can tell) gone.

3G and everything else seems to be working.
[HTC Sensation] htc-sen:
RIL/Baseband is meanwhile matching, yet to no avail regarding the WI-FI; it keeps "turning WiFi on..."

I currently have:

RIL 4.0.0024HMQ

Baseand 11.72.3504.00P-11.23.3504 ;
[HTC Sensation] rzr86:
flash 3.33 universal from here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1459767

follow the instructions to the letter

and before flashing check md5 sums(important)
[HTC Sensation] htc-sen:
Dear filosofem ;)

thanks for the quick reply. I followed the instructions, then went into my current ROM (one using 3.4.10-SebastianFM-1.0.3 Kernel) and the WI-Fi is still trying to turn on constantly.

Wiped cache and dalvik (and everything else excepct SD card) and installed the latest sultanxda ROM, in the following order:

1. Kernel Aroma Installer, 2. ROM (cm-11-20140217-Sultan-pyramid.zip); 3. mini-GAPPS - yet the problem persists.
[HTC Sensation] rzr86:
try this my metaller mate;)

go to system->etc->wifi and delete the wpa_supplicant.conf. file

first back it up in your sdcard just in case

see how it goes
[HTC Sensation] htc-sen:
Unfortunately I forgot to mention in the first post that I have tried this method as well. I have also deleted the entire "wifi" folder where the supplicant file is stored (as suggested in one of many threads as a workaround)

Edit: Managed to get the supplicant file deleted again after the firmwire update to 3.33, yet again to no avail.
[HTC Sensation] chmurak:
did you try to change WiFi region code ? you can change it by pressing settings button while in wifi, choose advance and change it over
[HTC Sensation] htc-sen:
Yes, I have tried that with the WiFix app, but also manually. Manually at least it doesn't stick to either Germany or Europe - although I am not sure whether this should really make a difference in not turning on at all. Isn't the main difference that the US merely uses additional channels that routers in Europe may not allow?

I cannot scan for networks since I don't even get there; the rest of the Advanced Wi-Fi settings will be saved, but not the region code (it states "specify the region code for Wi-Fi" every time I enter, no matter what I've selected before).

I have also ordered a new back cover, since afaik that houses the antenna, although I remain doubtful that this will work. Or does anyone think it could be worth a shot if its a hardware issue? Or would a hardware issue rather affect another part; i.e. a connector or a cable?
[HTC Sensation] zano2k5:
can I say I had the same exact problem updated to kitkat "4.4.2" and my wifi n Bluetooth was killed just like how u explained n i read all thread on google, one method i haven't tried is pulling the phone apart n clean it .......
[HTC Sensation] htc-sen:
Thanks to everybody for the many suggestions - It seems, at least for me, that the problem has clearly been hardware-related. So many hours flashing countless of ROMS and yet the solutions was probably somewhere in the antenna. Today I received a new cover and after a reboot WiFi returned as normal.

I would therefore advice everyone who is in the same position (and judging by the many forum posts, it is quite common) to first try a new cover. I ordered mine for 17€ from amazon (and had it not worked, I could have returned it).
[HTC Sensation] NextGenGTR:
Hey, i had the same problem as you and for some reason as soon as i remove the back cover my wifi problem was fixed. Mine fixed it self over time :D
[HTC Sensation] htc-sen:
But then withouth a back cover you would only have a small percent of both network and Wi-Fi coverage (if you were lucky to get any at all), wouldn't you?
[HTC Sensation] NextGenGTR:
No, you misunderstood me. What i did to fix it was basically remove the back cover which gave me signal instantaneously and then i placed my finger on the gold thing ( the one above the camera) and this boosted my signal to max and then i put my case back on and my wifi was fixed for about 30 mins. Each and every time the time limit increased and one day later my wifi stopped disconnecting.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] Magamo:
OmniToad release thread and build/development discussion

What this is: This is an unofficial Omnirom based image for the Samsung Galaxy S Relay (apexqtmo) by TeamApexQ.

Latest release: OmniToad-4.4.4_0003

https://googledrive.com/host/0B-v962-Q8Pd9VWtvN0VrTXlQaTg/OmniToad-4.4.4_0003-apexqtmo.zip

https://googledrive.com/host/0B-v962-Q8Pd9VWtvN0VrTXlQaTg/OmniToad-4.4.4_0003-apexqtmo.zip.md5sum

Use the latest officially released CWM recovery -- https://googledrive.com/host/0B-v962-Q8Pd9VWtvN0VrTXlQaTg/apexq_recovery-10.2-347.zip

Or latest officially released TWRP recovery -- http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=50785607&postcount=1

If you are coming from an Android 4.0.4 stock image, remember to update your bootloader and modem. If you're coming from 4.1.2, you already have the latest

(Your baseband version in About Phone will end with 'BMC5' if you have the correct version)

Compatible gapps - https://itvends.com/gapps/ -- Download gapps-kk-20140606-signed.zip

AOSP keyboard swipe fix - http://www.drdevs.com/devs/gzroms/Validus/Apps/GZ_AOSP_swipe_keyboard_fix_03-12.zip
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] Magamo:
TeamApexQ is proud to announce the availability of our first OmniToad release, 4.4.2_0001

... Link Redacted in case of future expiry ...

While we will NOT support this, you can flash this over a CM or FatToad installation, after flashing this in, you should wipe clock data, and /data/data/*telephony*/* using adb in recovery.

We will support after a full wipe from another image.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] wedg11383:
Tried it out today and was very impressed. A few things I noticed were that notifications seemed much louder than the hypnotoad builds (which is an improvement) and I was able to stream over bluetooth with no skips which I have been getting on official cm, hypnotoad, and carbon no matter what I do with the cpu, mpdecision, etc.

The downside is the performance seemed to come at the expense of battery. The phone became extremely hot and destroyed the battery, draining a full one in about two hours. The cpu seems to rarely idle, it was clocked at the maximum for 93% of the time even with screen off.

I will play with it more to see if maybe its a bad app or something messing with it but I'm very encouraged. Omnirom features and layout is awesome.

Thanks to everyone.

Seems like Gmail sync was out of control. Cleared app cache and data and things seem much cooler now.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] Magamo:
Good that you figured out the problem, as I can assure you that it was not OmniToad causing that. We've been running with it for a few days now, and our tests have shown that idle battery usage is as much as 4 times more efficient than FatToad.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] John5788:
What's the difference between OmniToad and FatToad?
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] Magamo:
OmniToad is based on Omnirom. -- http://omnirom.org/

FatToad is based on CyanogenMod. -- http://www.cyanogenmod.org/
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] Magamo:
TeamApexQ is proud to release OmniToad-4.4.2_0002

... Link redacted in case of future expiry ...

What's new in this version:

Fixed keyboard backlights.

Enabled ssh applications

Highly recommended: Reinstall gapps/supersu after flashing -- It appears that Omni's script to preserve those is currently broken.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] chuckiev79:
Everything works great no complaints!
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] falle21:
Works perfectly fine! Amazing job, thanks teamapexq
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] dillalade:
Damnnnnnnnnnnnn

This is one bada$$$ rom Magamo!

The depth of the settings is ridiculous.

Cant believe the direction they've taken with CM/AOSP.

One tiny thing i noticed.

Upon first boot, the homescreen shows the 'X' at top of screen when removing an item from the homescreen. However once rebooted, this 'X' is no longer illustrated.

Tiny, but I'll continue to mention the mundane haha :D

Still chugging through these settings.

But where to edit the Quick settings tiles?

I see the editable icon at top of Quick settings panel, but other then hiding and rearranging, how to add more options/tiles (screen timeout tile for example.)

Great Rom
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] wedg11383:
It seems they haven't integrated editing the same way as CM. If you hit the pencil icon on that screen, you can tap individuals tiles to disable them (they'll fade into the background). You can also press and hold to reorder tiles. I hope they adopt CM's implementation and also bring back notification toggle controls.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] dillalade:
Yep, just want to add some - such as screen timeout. Figured how to disable & reorder.

Thanks anyway man
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] falle21:
I noticed when the search bar is disabled the x disappear, when its enabled again the x appears
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] dillalade:
I can confirm that is true :thumbup:
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] wedg11383:
Yeah me too. Even Gravity Box didn't help.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] falle21:
Anyone have issues with the swype?
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] wedg11383:
I'm using Swype. What kind of issues?
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] falle21:
Show me the visual effect but don't write nothing at all
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] wedg11383:
I've had that happen to me maybe once a day.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] dillalade:
I can confirm this too.

---------- Post added at 04:34 AM ---------- Previous post was at 04:00 AM ----------

Omniswitch & active display... 2 poTenT features!

Curious to see how much Pocket Mode (always) munches on battery, as I gather it will be using proximity sensor.

Really digging this Rom.

Awesome work teamApex

1 *******

Noticed when in app, and backing up out of the app, the system animation behaviour is to zoom out & fade out of the app.... but for "browser" so far: 'when it's doing this zoom/fade out... the animation goes glitch like a dodgy crt'

*******

2 *******

Also browser related issue. When adding a bookmark "to the homescreen" the shortcut doesn't appear on homescreen.

These 2 browser quirks were not present on fat toad, just fyi.

This one could be related to a similar circumstance, for when usually installing apps from market (cm11/fat toad), the app shortcut would be placed on the homescreen... I can confirm this does not occur on Omni.

*******
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] chuckiev79:
Use Google keyboard works good

---------- Post added at 05:53 AM ---------- Previous post was at 05:51 AM ----------

Would it be possible to apply screen timeout settings to lock screen widgets
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] Magamo:
It is unneccessary. This is already present. Many of the quick setting toggles in Omni can be switched to alternate modes by swiping over their square laterally.

The Go To Sleep quick setting swipes into screen timeout.(15s/30s/60s/2m/5m/10m/30m)

The Wifi toggle becomes wifi tether toggle.

The bluetooth toggle becomes bluetooth pairing visibility toggle.

Location becomes location mode (GPS/Wifi/GPS+Wifi)

Volume becomes sound status (Sound on/Vibrate mode/sound off/sound+vibrate)

Mobile data becomes network mode (2g only/3g only/2g+3g prefered/2g+3g auto)

Hope this helps.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] Magamo:
Just a friendly tip for anyone trying to use SuperSU with this build for the first time:

When you flash it in, if you are using ClockWorkMod (Any Version) and you attempt to reboot, CWM may ask if it can Fix Root Permissions. Say NO to this question. This is because the setup between Superuser and SuperSU differ somewhat, and CWM is checking specifically for Superuser permissions, NOT SuperSU. It will mess up your SuperSU installation.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] orange808:
First of all, i do not want to upset anybody and I freely admit that I am a bit overzealous when it comes to open source software...

With that said:

Quick question:

Why choose a closed source project for the most important security-related application that users are installing on the device?

Please, please, please don't tell me that security by obscurity is worthwhile or effective...

I'm honestly not interested in any flavor of flaming here; just curious.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] yohan4ws:
i've been running this for 2 days coming form apexqtmo cm11 nightlies/snapshots ... m3 was the last.

Playing clash of clans, the phone gets very hot and stops charging.. this didn't happen before

I'm looking around for a setting to see if i can clock down the cpu, is this something that may happen across all 442 builds ?

does anybody else have advice on how i can get the phone to stay at a workable temperature instead of having it shutoff and run out of battery ? (before i could at least keep it plugged in)
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] :
As one of the users on the 1st page said, his phone's battery and heat were out of whack, but found it was an application process gone bad. I would check your battery see what apps are using it the most, then clearing data/cache and rebooting.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] wedg11383:
To add to my previous post, in that case it seemed an out of control app was to blame but a few days later I received another incident of this severe overheating and battery drain while using GPS navigation. The phone ended up being red hot to the touch. For the time being I have stopped testing this ROM as a precaution. This was on a full wipe/clean install and I will be eager to test out the next build since the Omnirom layout itself is great.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] :
I will download this rom tomorrow and test.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] Magamo:
What application are you referring to? Omni is just as open source and transparent as any AOSP based image (if not more so than some)

If you are referring to the recommendation of SuperSU over Superuser, it is due to the fact that SuperSU is compatible with a wider range of applications, and Superuser's shell interface is broken, at least within CyanogenMod. Omni does not come with a su binary/daemon. You are free to install whichever application that fulfills your need for this purpose you wish.

It sounds to me that Clash of Clans is running your CPU hard enough that it's eventually tripping the thermal guard on the phone. If you reduce usage on the phone enough for it to cool, charging will resume with no further intervention.

This has happened to me with GPS Navigation (Google Maps) while charging over a long period on every image I've ever used, even stock.

These overheating issues are non issues as far as I can tell. Phone overheats, throttles back, and shuts of charging (which is a HUGE source of heat, folks!) and will resume once it cools. If you feel I am in error, please post logs.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] yohan4ws:
this is correct... however, previously on cm11 i was able to play it for several hours. not only on battery did it last longer, but i was able to plug it in and play while charging.

with omni, my other workaround was to take the back cover off and hold a frozen gel pack against mt phone. i had cpu info enabled for a bit and found both cores were always running but never below 1ghz often spiking and holding at 1.5ghz

during the day the rom was terrific while at work, i cant comment on regular battery usage because i only started playing this game recently and didnt have juice defender running as i normally would.

i switched to carbon for time being, it doesnt have the same issue... i do like this rom so when i have time i will do some further testing to compare cpu load.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] Magamo:
We use the interactive governor by default, which allows your CPUs to run at full speed on demand. It sounds to me like you want to switch down to a more conservative governor. You can do this in the performance settings menu.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] orange808:
Magamo,

Yes. i was referring to SuperSU.

"It just works better" is a very good and valid reason to select and recommend an application. We all need our devices to get work done.

I hope Clockworkmod's Superuser improves.. In the meantime, I appreciate the advice.

Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] yohan4ws:
[MENTION=4908192]Magamo[/MENTION]

Just want to give a quick shout out, I've been reading up on this forum and using the Rom's since October when I got my Relay.

I just want to point out that it doesn't go unnoticed how much time and precision you take in addressing pretty much every inquiry made by the users in this forum, and without smashing them aggressively cutting them off and telling to submit logcats and not waste dev's time etc. like some other dev's have a tendency to do. Kudos!
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] btack:
AOSP keyboard will show swype trails but no words. Tried clearing still no help.

Downloaded Google keyboard from the play store and that works well.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] Magamo:
As a follow up to this: The version of CWM's superuser running under OmniToad on the play store is a good deal more featureful than what came in CyanogenMod. It works with some of the troublesome apps I was running into with CM. SuperSU also offers integration into Omni's settings menu which Omni does not provide for other solutions. Do NOT use ChainsDD's Superuser, that only works up to Android 4.1.X, and will not work with our KitKat images.
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] Guiyoforward:
magamo, as usual super support for our last-of-the-qwertys little phone. we have more roms and more actual roms than many main manufacturers. really appreciate your effort and that of all devs.

now the problem with being spoiled for choice is... chosing! i was all set for hypnotoad and i came here and found omni too... i want to dirty flash on top of my cm10.2.1 and i'm between the omni and the hypno toads. you say the omni has better battery life, however i use greenify and i'm not sure how to add SU. I know this is fairly basic but could you walk newbies through that?

thanks again!
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] Magamo:
Adding Superuser/SuperSU is as simple as flashing in the update zip format file that you'll find in the links posted in recovery, just as if you were flashing in a system image or gapps. In fact, if you use TWRP, if it detects that your device is not rooted, it will helpfully offer to install SuperSU for you when you reboot to system.