yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bornnslippy:
I have a 8gb p3110 but I'm getting it with 4gb free

Thxs
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] customromfan:
Hello everybody,

I have a problem while tring to downgrade from KK to B125. Whenever I try to flash B125 via stock recovery it stops at 'checklist module VERLIST ... FAILED'

Did I forget anything? What am I doing wrong?
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] lootjelo:
Try flashing through force update (press power+volup+voldown to boot). If that doesn't work, redownload the file and try again.
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] customromfan:
I already did it that way - force update. ;) And I don't think redownloading helps, because I know the files are okay, because I already used them before. But I will try that. Nobody knows, but sometimes it's strange.
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] lootjelo:
Redownloading worked for me last time
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] hannanzikrea:
First of All u should have stock recovery..

Then as u have stated if u cant downgrade to b125 then first do factory reset and then reflash the KITKAT firmware.

Now try to install b125......OK.:thumbup:
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] mesnati:
Hi!

From where should i download stock recovery ... ? :(

I am on KK firmware ... but cannot install B125 :(

Any tutorial how to achieve that?

Thanks!
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] customromfan:
I made it working. The only thing I changed: copy the update.app via stock file manager to /dload on sdcard. The times before I used ES File Explorer.

No redownloading was necessary.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andreirai:
Can someone tell me which is the best KitKat ROM for HTC One without Sense UI :confused:

Thank you!
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alray:
im sorry mate, but rom comparison thread aren't allowed (forum rule)

You'll have to try which one you prefer yourself.

There is many popular roms without sense ui like arhd 6.1 GPE, skydragon GPE, insertcoin GPE, cyanogen mod 11 AOSP, PARANOIDANDROID AOSP
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hindibuff:
Hi,

I just got a mailer about this new framily plan. Wondering if there are people out there looking to join. Maybe we can start a pool and join in together? Anyone interested?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] andsamp:
Is data capped? No thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 88EVGAFTW:
You can get unlimited data for extra 20$ per line but I think there is a cap of 2GB by default. It's only a good deal if you have 7+ phones since its 25$ a line +20$ for the unlimited data.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Naddict:
Sorry, XDA is not the place to start these type of pools.
[Paranoid Android Q&A] jaladhjin:
Is there a reason to ever flash the gapps updates ?

Aren't those updated via Play once installed initially with the ROM & booted ?
[Paranoid Android Q&A] Anu6is:
These questions and more are already answered in the gapps thread
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] SilverZero:
DELETE.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Chamaeleon:
Hi guys,

I had installed on my gnex cgm10.2.0 stable. Through the updater (settings - info - update - cyanogenmod update) I downloaded the 10.2.1 version (stable too).

After the installation with the bootloader and the reboot, the gnex stucks on the cyanogen boot animation. The only way to stop it is taking out the battery. Once is rebooting (during the google logo unloked) I'm not able to access the clockworkmod bootloader (the combo vol+,vol-,power button doesn't work...).

If I try to connect the phone to the pc while is stucking on the animation (I'm running linux mint 16 with adb installed) and from the terminal I give the command "adb devices" I obtain:

List of devices attached

0149CC3B130xxxxx	offline

Do you have any suggestion to be able to reinstall the cm10.2.1?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AndyYan:
Have the volume keys pressed BEFORE you insert the battery, this way you should still be able to go to fastboot and recovery. Everything's easy onwards.

Sent from Google Nexus 4 @ CM11
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Chamaeleon:
Aaa that was the trick!!

thank you man!

now it's back to work!
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] raymondu999:
Hi. I've used the search function and this came up with nothing relevant so please do not bugger me with the (use search function!!) posts. I've used it. Is there any WM5 ported for HP's iPaq 63xx series?
[Asus Transformer TF700] garwynn:
Disclaimer:

Your device, your responsibility and liability.

Make sure you know what you are flashing and how to.

Neither I nor any member of the AOSP projects which may contribute code to the support of this project/device, are liable for your choices.

Device: TF700t (Asus Transformer TF700)

Unofficial until otherwise noted​

» Installation is simple:

If coming from another ROM or another major AOKP version, wipe data in recovery

Make sure you're using the latest CWM or TWRP

Flash ROM

Flash Google Apps (GAPPS)

Reboot

» Check merged commits on AOKP's Gerrit

» Unofficial downloads are found at rwilco12.com

Note: Team Kang is not adding any more official devices until the first KK milestone so anything I post here is unofficial until otherwise updated.

I recommend PA GApps as they have seemed to have the least issues.

You can find them here among other locations.

»NOTE:

Done by user request, used CM device/kernel/vendor as a base. So please make sure to thank the CyanogenMod team and TF700 maintainers/contributors for their work.

Link to their thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1957660

» AOKP Gerrit

» AOKP on Github

» SOURCE on AOKP.co

» AOKP device repo (while unofficial)

» AOKP vendor support (while unofficial)

» KERNEL SOURCE on GitHub (CM)

We greatly appreciate your contribution in the form of code, or PayPal donations.

» Donation options on AOKP.co

Enjoy!
[Asus Transformer TF700] garwynn:
Notes/Reserved:

(Edit: Fixed the device repo already)

As of right now I have to disable CM's libhealthd enhancements because AOKP doesn't have that support added. This should behave as it did before these changes were implemented in early January.
[Asus Transformer TF700] moparfreak426:
First post! And first one to be rocking aokp 4.4 on the tf700!
[Asus Transformer TF700] da_reeseboy:
I'll be loading it up tonight when I get home! This is awesome!
[Asus Transformer TF700] pakatus:
Great to see new tf700 lovin coming out..
[Asus Transformer TF700] garwynn:
Quick note about the missing CM changes. I will bring the multiple changes required up for addition after milestone. But until then I have to keep it out.
[Asus Transformer TF700] moparfreak426:
Still running smoothly, only problem i had was screen was not rotating but i only did that to try it. I keep my tab in landscape anyway
[Asus Transformer TF700] da_reeseboy:
I switched back to cm11 for now simply so I can have keyboard battery level displayed, but I'll be back for sure. It'll probably be taken care of when the missing cm changes are merged in. Ran great tho!
[Asus Transformer TF700] dracinn:
Will flash right away been waiting to try AOKP for quite a long time.
[Asus Transformer TF700] moparfreak426:
Only problem I've had running it is applying wallpaper. Swag papers force closes
[Nexus 7 Original Development] legolas93:
LegoKernel - With F2FS

NOTE This kernel version doesn't support "All-F2FS"

This is a Kernel for Android 4.4. I made this for SlimKat so i don't know if this will work with other roms.

Some users reported working also on:

Cyanogenmod (Reported by: buggatti)

Carbon (Reported by: Nosterius)

OmniROM (Reported by: SkOrPn)

What is F2FS?

F2FS (Flash-Friendly File System) is a flash file system created by Kim Jaegeuk at Samsung for the Linux operating system kernel. The motive for F2FS was to build a file system that from the start takes into account the characteristics of NAND flash memory-based storage devices (such as solid-state disks, eMMC, and SD cards), which are widely used in computer systems ranging from mobile devices to servers.

The idea was of ss2man44. F2FS helps Nexus 7 2012 where he needs: IO Speed and slowdown after long period (months?) of use. This Filesystem is used in others phone too like Moto X where he shows good performance.

I tested this myself for some weeks without problems and i'm happy.

I started from the stock Slim kernel.

There are also others features by me:

Ported sl[aou]b from Linux 3.4

Ported timer and workqueue from Linux 3.4

Ported random from Linux 3.13-rc4

Ported rwsem from Linux 3.11

Kernel NEON Mode

Etc..Etc..

Added GPU OC (Franco way..)

Added Toggle for FSYNC

Revert CPU OC things (We don't need it and it was a bit dirty..)

Instructions:

I already said that i did this for SlimKat so my advice is to start this procedure with a working SlimKat rom or another rom that is reported to work good. (See the start of this post)

F2FS is a Filesystem so we have to Format our memory in this mode. How can we do this? We need a "special" TWRP and LegoKernel

Download LegoKernel LegoKernel-F2FS-140228

Download "special" TWRP recovery-F2FS-A.img

Copy LegoKernel on Tablet

Flash LegoKernel with your current Recovery

Flash "special" TWRP with Fastboot

I said "FORMAT" so it's obvious that you will lose all your data (even Movies..Music..all!). Backup them on PC to restore easily at the end.

Now..

Reboot in Recovery (To know that you are on "special" TWRP note that the BackKey is Red at the bottom-right)

Go to Wipe menu

Format Data (Not the simple Wipe!)

Reboot

Enjoy. (Now you may want to restore your backup)

Report back how do you feel your tablet now. I have a very positive opinion about this thing!! :D

Changelogs:

- 28/02/13: Add Kexec Support

Some thing you have to know:

After the switch to F2FS you can use only kernel with F2FS Support

Backup made with standard TWRP may not work with "special" TWRP and reverse.

How come back?

Flash a standard TWRP

Format Data

Flash your previous ROM/Kernel

Reboot

Github
[Nexus 7 Original Development] Erovia:
It's great that someone else beside sgt.meow (Oxydo kernel) picked up ss2man44's idea. :good:
[Nexus 7 Original Development] buggatti:
working great with cm 11

and Thank a lot for adding fsync off.. NOW THE NEXUS 7 FLIES
[Nexus 7 Original Development] legolas93:
MultiROM v22a - With F2FS

I have adapted Tassadar MultiRom to work with F2FS. (All credits to him)

You need:

Its Multirom zip. Here

Kernel with F2FS Support and Kexec Support

(As now LegoKernel-F2FS-140228 is the only LegoKernel that work with MultiROM)

TWRP with F2FS Support and MultiROM. Here (For Grouper)

TWRP with F2FS Support and MultiROM. Here (For Tilapia)

If you already switched to F2FS:

Move Multirom zip and Kernel to your tablet

Flash TWRP with F2FS Support and MultiROM with Fastboot or Flashify

Reboot in Recovery

Flash Kernel

Flash MultiROM zip

Reboot

If you didn't switch to F2FS and want to do it now:

Copy Kernel to your tablet

Flash Kernel with your current Recovery

Flash TWRP with F2FS Support and MultiROM with Fastboot

Reboot in Recovery

Format Data in Wipe menu (you will lose all your files!!) Not the simple Wipe!

Reboot

Copy MultiROM zip to your tablet

Reboot in Recovery

Flash MultiROM zip

Reboot

Some things you have to know: (READ THEM)

All your ROMs must support F2FS so if you want to use "normal" ROMs you have to "share kernel"

I have tested this with SlimKat as Primary and CM11 as other ROM
[Nexus 7 Original Development] legolas93:
I think i did some errors writing all the procedures. Hope they are right now. :D
[Nexus 7 Original Development] frantisek.nesveda:
Hi,

this mod works well for me on my Nexus 7 3G running CyanogenMod 11. I've been running this just for a few hours, but the filesystem performance seems much better, my N7 no longer lags when installing apps, which it did before.

The only problem, or rather inconvenience, I had is that the recovery is not made for the N7 3G, so it won't install ROMs and stuff made for tilapia, as it expects them made for grouper. It would be cool to have a tilapia version of the recovery, or some instructions in the OP on how to use it there.

If you want to use this mod on tilapia, you have to:

Install the special recovery by legolas93 from the first post.

Format /data from within the recovery (format, not just wipe).

Install back a recovery made for tilapia and DO NOT FORMAT /DATA!

Install your ROM/gapps/hippo/etc.

Flash the modified kernel from the firts post.

Anyway, big thanks to legolas93 for doing this. Have you also considered making /system and /cache as f2fs? Do you think it would have any significant benefits?
[Nexus 7 Original Development] SkOrPn:
Hmm, well I decided to try this as well, however after flashing the kernel I sat it down for a few minutes so I could fire up my laptop (it has Fastboot on it) and when I came back to the tablet it was turned off. I turned it on and now out of the blue its asking for a password to decrypt the storage?

I have ran CM11 for the past year on it and purchased it brand new from Google last January. However, after trying my Google email password it is still asking for a password.

Anyway, I decided to do a full wipe, installed CM11 2/28, LegoKernel and Gapps. And upon rebooting its still taking me to a screen asking for a password. Anyone know why it would spontaneously ask for a password? is there a default password I am supposed to use with this kernel by chance? lol, I am at a loss and I usually have everything under control grr haha

EDIT:

CM11 2/28 is installed

Latest LegoKernel

Latest PA_Gapps

And I have not been able to flash the latest TWRP on it yet. But I do have the latest TWRP (MultiROM version) on it.

EDIT: #2, Ok I managed to use Fastboot on my laptop and I flashed the special TWRP. I went a head and re-wiped factory-reset and also re-flashed the CM11 rom and the latest LegoKernel, but after a reboot its still asking for some unknown password. Why would it need a password all of a sudden?
[Nexus 7 Original Development] frantisek.nesveda:
Did you format the /data partition with the modified recovery? This happens when Android can't access the /data partition, in this case very probably because there is a mismatch between the filesystem on /data (ext4) and the filesystem the kernel expects (f2fs). You have to first format the /data partition so it would have f2fs.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] SkOrPn:
I cant remember now if I did or didn't format /data. I remember formatting everything except for OTG I think, lol.

Anyway, I used NRT and put the device back to stock, then I installed the modified F2FS TWRP recovery. Now I have the modified Recovery installed, and a fresh stock rom rooted with usb debug enabled. I just finished downloading the latest CM11 Rom and the LegoKernel and put it into my freshly formatted sdcard. I am sitting in TWRP at this moment but worried about flashing the kernel again. haha

Going to try again. Will report back. But first, let me make sure I have this right since I am trying to flash a ROM at the same time now.

1st. Flash the CM11 ROM

2nd. Flash the LegoKernel

3rd. Format /data???

4th. Flash Gapps?

I am almost certain I did this before, that's why I am asking.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] frantisek.nesveda:
That should do it. Remember, you have to format /data, just wiping is not enough. And you'll have to flash gapps via sideload, because formatting /data also removes everything on /sdcard.

Personally, I'd format /data first, just to be sure you don't delete a part of the CM11 ROM after installing, but I think CM11 recovery zip doesn't flash anything into /data anyway, so it doesn't matter.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] SkOrPn:
Ok, that must be what I am doing wrong then. I somehow was not aware that wiping /data was not going to do it. I did the above but I wiped /data and now I am back to the password screen yet again. Not sure if I have to go all the way back to stock again or not now.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] frantisek.nesveda:
It will be enough if you now just format /data and flash gapps again. You probably never had to go back to stock anyway, I didn't and everything went well.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] SkOrPn:
Yeah everything seems OK now. Just waiting for Google to re-install all my apps. Wish I had realized there was a difference between wipe and format, and that the format data button is just staring you in the face too. lol

Thanks for your help bud. :good:
[Nexus 7 Original Development] frantisek.nesveda:
You're welcome. Glad I helped.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] legolas93:
Sorry. I dind't have time to do the tilapia recovery. But now i have just uploaded a TWRP Recovery with F2FS and MultiROM for Tilapia! Let me know if it is ok :)

I think that TWRP need some non-trivial edits from TWRP-guys to be able to use /system and /cache as f2fs. Anyway i don't think that we will gain some big benefits because..

- /cache is used very little..maybe only by recovery (i'm not 100% sure..)

- /system is used only by reading from it 99% of time so i dubt that we will gain some major benefits

Even Moto X use f2fs only for /data partition, maybe this is the best way to use it!
[Nexus 7 Original Development] chaostrodamis:
hows the battery life on this kernel, plus im running Kang-aroo kernel which mean ill lose all of the neat tweaks it supports, will you be adding tweaks and mods to this kernel or is this minimum version going to be how it stays moving forward.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] Fransis88:
Wtf

Enviado desde mi Nexus 5 mediante Tapatalk
[Nexus 7 Original Development] frantisek.nesveda:
Did you format /data with the modified TWRP? Remember, you have to FORMAT, not just wipe. And if you are really absolutely sure you did format, try flashing the kernel again.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] SkOrPn:
You failed to use the format button. I did the exact same thing. All you have to do now is go back into the modified TWRP and use the "format data" button. It will work perfectly after that.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] Fransis88:
thanks for the help, actually after formatting data, everything worked properly.

but I have several questions:

1 tilapia and my tablet is use AOSP omnirom.

2nd f2fs using the modified recovery, and I can not use another kernel not support this file format?

3rd, I lost the multiboot startup.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] fozzie:
Are you sure you're looking at /data (as /system will stay as ext4).

If so, you're doing something wrong.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] ThinkAlot:
ohhhh! i feel like a D#@K right now.hahaha it does say f2fs in data and ram is 975mb. thanks mate. :good:
[Nexus 7 Original Development] fozzie:
Cool. Glad you got it working :)
[Nexus 7 Original Development] SkOrPn:
I did not do a factory reset. Three reboots is most definitely several, in fact it's more than several. You do not flash the kernel before the recovery, you flash TWRP first, then ROM, then kernel. As most people here have already noted you have less problems if you include reboots throughout the process. The OP instructions have not worked flawlessly as many people have repeatedly said some were only successful with multiple flashes and others with multiple reboots.

I had to do the identical process in op several times to get it to work the first time on my device. Everyone's mileage is different which is why I suggested it the way I did.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] CptKlink:
Ya i had a different mileage as well for this (LegoKernel& Any ROM) and both ALL-F2FS roms (OMNI & SlimKat). Both worked for me the first try first flash. I guess i was just lucky.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] SkOrPn:
Omni worked for me the first try but the all-f2fs slim did not. The first F2FS try was with legokernel and that took me most of the day after following the instructions perfectly the first time. Had I known then what I know now I would not have gone all the way back to stock. However I was the first person here to get the encryption message and I panicked. Several years ago my brother got that message on his LG smartphone and it was hard bricked. That freaked me out so I fired up nrt and thankfully got it back to stock, when all I had to do was a second data format. Why I had to format a second time I do not know, but on my second try at F2FS it again did not work but going back into recovery and formating data again worked.

With all the variables going around its hard to say for sure what exactly does and does not work. Lol
[Nexus 7 Original Development] dareino:
anyone? anyone? Bueller?
[Nexus 7 Original Development] SkOrPn:
I went back to stock a few weeks ago using NRT, but I only did so to solve a problem. I have not tried going back to ext4 on data only yet. So, you flashed the normal TWRP, formatted data, and it did not work?
[Nexus 7 Original Development] dareino:
Ya I am now on Philz Touch CWM....the error was unable to mount data partition. When I tried manually mounting the partition, I still got the error message.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] SkOrPn:
You got a link to this Philz CWM? Did you fix your problems?
[Nexus 7 Original Development] dareino:
well I was just saying that I updated my custom recovery but instead of TWRP, I installed Philz Touch

and no it didnt fix my problem.

**well maybe I should just try installing TWRP..nothing to lose..I wont do it today tho...

oh and here is link

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=41072480&postcount=1
[Nexus 7 Original Development] SkOrPn:
ok I found it. I never heard of philz before, lol... There is a mod that makes twrp look like cwm sorta. Not sure if it works on the f2fs version of twrp.

---------- Post added at 06:04 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:59 PM ----------

You could use fastboot to just try TWRP if you want. It will not write it to NAND, it just launches and boots it from your computer (in memory only I assume)...

fastboot boot recovery.img

That will boot the recovery you want to try, just make sure the recovery.img file is in the same directory as the fastboot.exe. Once your done checking it out, just use fastboot reboot and pull the usb cable, or use the built in reboot function within TWRP and pull the usb cable out. Your normal recovery will continue to function as it always has. :good:
[Nexus 7 Original Development] phil_greg2001:
Hi legolas93,

Could you help DerRomtester to inclure F2FS :confused:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=51582424&postcount=47

Many thanks in advance.

:cowboy:
[Nexus 7 Original Development] frantisek.nesveda:
Has anyone found a way to install it on a recent CM11 nightly yet? If I try this on anything later than, say, 20140305, I get a neverending com.android.phone FC loop on boot.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] Fransis88:
hello ...

first of all thank you for this wonderful work!

I have installed TWRP to F2FS support for tilapia, with today ommirom working perfectly with kernel "xperience v17" now.

I installed the multiboot v22a you have available, with support also for f2fs.

put it in forum that the only kernel that works correctly evolution of the multiboot, is your kernel, "legokernel". however if I install your kernel, I get the warning that the kernel does not support "kexed", and other kernels with support "f2fs" as xperience or faux, when I try to boot a secondary rom, hits me directly in the recovery.

I think the MultiROM is not working properly, in spite of having installed a couple of times.

what would be the right process?, repeat current internal rom and kernel with ommirom xperience or legokernel, it works perfectly with me in f2fs data partition.

a greeting
[Nexus 7 Original Development] brizey:
In addition to trying to format with standard twrp, you can also use fastboot to flash a stock userdata image. Its in the download zip from Google.

You can also modify the update zip. I did that when I updated to keep recovery when the kk image dropped...I just deleted it out of the update zip. You could just delete everything else (system, recovery, boot). You can delete the lines for updating the bootloader, too, in the bat file.

OR, since you are going to blow away data anyway, just use NRT and go back to stock. It just flashes the images for you.