yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ZurielRedux:
Hmm.. I'll look into those, tho I my main issue is still kernel. I tried older versions of neat also but they all have the same problem of not being compressed properly. Can you confirm that those files are good or did out just look at the link?

I originally wanted to run the same kernel you are running , but I don't think they have a swap SD version. I'm not sure how hard the modification is.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dzee206:
yeah they work i just downloaded v1.04 and 1.06, but only flashed 1.06 after restoring my nand of cyanaosp ran it for a hour then went back to vanir. sorry semaphore wont do you any good as it doesnt swap sd only neat kernel has that feature. if you want i can upload what ever version of neat that you want and send the link via pm.
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] ivan290:
Can you help me relocking my bootloader, i tried a lot of ftfs and everyone failed... It continues with the bootloader unlocked, i tried SE Unlocking Tool 1.6 and it doesnt do anything when i press flash, i unlocked my bootloader with S1Tool, i cant use it anymore.... can you help me?

[MENTION=5747921]abstrkt1337[/MENTION]
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] abstrkt1337:
[MENTION=4634455]ivan290[/MENTION] Hello, try this for relocking. It's worked for me

http://www.sendspace.com/file/94wjpa
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] NSDCars5:
Did you make a TA backup before unlocking? If so, restore it and you'll be fine.
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] ivan290:
My phone said Bootloader unlock avalible: NO , so i payed for unlock it, it has been unlocked by SE TOOL 2,
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] ivan290:
I tried it, it didnt work
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] NSDCars5:
Then I'm not sure if it can be locked with the usual methods - you should ask the person who unlocked it for you.
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] ivan290:
Yeah i did it, and he told me YES but i dont know...
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] abstrkt1337:
Tell him to help you.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mariopoldoja:
hello.i have prestigio multiphone 4055 duo.recently i havent been able to download apps from 1mobile market(uninstalled play store) or from web links.i have the app called clean master and i clear cache every day. i havent got custom rom just root apps like xposed installer and its modules,rom toolbox busybox.

what should i do?

i have 48mb sd space and 850mb internal storage space.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LBTaylor1984:
Greetings

After Spigen ****ing up my phone finish i'm now looking at removing the matte bezel finish so it looks better than all scratched up, does anyone know what would remove it without buggering up the buttons and back panel?

all and any help welcome.

Luke.
[HTC One X] emilnymann:
I'm on CarbonROM with Faux kernel and although I like the default Android AOSP keyboard, it feels a little bit sloppy. Not as fast as the stock keyboard before I flashed. Another thing that annoys me is that I have to hold down the enter key to access the emojis. Nothing big, just a small thing.

Anyway, what keyboard are you guys on?
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Stock sense 5 keyboard :D i hear nice things about swiftkey though
[HTC One X] athulele:
Sense keyboard here too. Somehow every third party keyboard keeps lagging for me. Even when I use aosp, I use the stock cm keyboard

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] stevethehedge:
TouchPal X. Best keyboard I've ever used. By far.
[HTC One X] a.broken.star:
Swype... no lags, super fast and great keyboard...
[HTC One X] emilnymann:
Downloaded it today, man... it's really good. AND it supports Emojis in a really fast way!:D
[HTC One X] josepinto:
I just installed 4.4 kitkat and coming from a sense rom the keyboard was really good, is there any mod to have the keyboard only? I can't find anything...
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drsaidalavi:
Hello,

THANKS FOR ALL THE HELPS THIS FORUM IS PROVIDING

one of my humble request is

can anybody upload the manifest explorer apk for installing in my LG G2 D 802.

The zip file I have downloaded for the original site can not be installed in the phone even with cwm recovery installation.

Kindly help me

thanking you
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AyDee:
The zip they have in their repo is an eclipse project that you would have to compile to make an apk. If you want to view android manifest.xml, you could also just decompile the app you want to know about.

Please post any questions in Q&A, and you may get more help with this particular question in Android General Q&A.
[LG G Flex] unseen:
I have received this case in Italy from USA in 10 working days as promised. The feeling is very good. The internal rubber is very soft but not cheap, and the external plastic appears sturdy.

I did expect a protective film but it isn't included in the box.

The case does not add too many thickness (important thing on a device like this) but it has an unpleasant odor. I hope that the odor will go away with time.

All in all I like it.View attachment 2649455View attachment 2649460View attachment 2649461
[LG G Flex] SayWhat10:
No stand? How do you carry it
[LG G Flex] unseen:
I carry it in my pocket
[LG G Flex] SayWhat10:
Cool. Been looking for a good pouch, or case/holster combo
[LG G Flex] mac01843:
Yeah, Case/Holster combo is the only way for me... hate stuff in my pockets!
[LG G Flex] Rmdatsikk:
I have the same one, I got it the day after I got my phone. It's really good but the inside rubber kinda got stretched out. Other than that it's really good.
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] firebirdude:
Used this thread to help me unlock my bootloader last night. Temprooted (just shows wallpaper and status bar, no unlock circle), then I ran rumrunner and it worked perfectly. Bootloader shows "Tampered Unlocked S-OFF". But trying to reboot into the stock ROM didn't work anymore. Just got to the same temproot screen (locked wallpaper basically). So I was forced to go forward and flash aftermarket ROMs (which I planned on doing later anyway). I flashed TWRP and then installed various ROMs, while doing full wipes between them. None will ever give me any cell service. So now I'm on the stock rooted deodexed ROM and I still have no service. Other than that, everything works fine. Phone boots up rather quickly and connects to WiFi fine. But no service! I tried loading the radios in the second post here. They installed fine, but no change.

Currently show this on bootloader:

TAMPERED

UNLOCKED

FIREBALL PVT SHIP S-OFF RL

CID-VZW_001

HBOOT-1.15.0000

RADIO-1.53.06.1009

OpenDSP-v29.1.0.45.0622

eMMC-boot

Aug 1 2012, 12:05:25

The only thing I can think of that I might have done wrong was that I didn't change from "Global" to "CDMA/LTE" before leaving the factory installed ROM. That note is on CyanogenMod's page, but not many others. And since then, I can't even find that option on ANY rom.

EDIT: I have since relocked my phone and loaded up the stock RUU 2.17 Verizon ROM, per this walkthrough. Everything went smoothly. My bootloader now says "RELOCKED". Still no cell service. I tried dialing *228, but as soon as I hit call an alert pops up "A Verizon Wireless SIM card has activated your service and updated your phone's roaming capabilities." Well, still no service.... Dialing *22899 does the same thing.

Ignore my sig
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] kimba99:
1st) and LEAVE ... ALL 3 GPS location options _enabled_ after a successful GPS-LOCK ... before going to recovery and reinstall whatever CM/AOSP-like rom ;)

2nd) i think there was also a variety of CM-based roms that suggested to fully BOOT at least once after install ... BEFORE installing gapps (dunno if that's still the case)
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] firebirdude:
Thanks for your responses, but it was too late. I re-locked the phone, flashed the factory Verizon rom and took it into the Verizon store. This was my girlfriend's phone and I didn't want to inconvenience her anymore. The phone was screwed up to begin with, but wouldn't even work after I touched with it. I played stupid with them while they tried to fix it. They installed a new SIM card, then did a factory reset (without entering the bootloader). Then it came back up and started connecting to service and doing updates. It's up and running now. And 10000% faster than it was before I touched it. So.....win I guess. lol

This phone was A HELL of a lot more difficult than my EVO...
[Omni Q&A] bulletbeef:
I'm currently on the latest nightly for s2 i777 i update every day how ever the mtp file transfer over usb constantly disconnects/ freezes randomly it also freezes during file transfers especially for large files like movies and flash-able zip files. i can see the space available but when it is opened it shows up empty, slow loading times and windows gives time out and other failure errors.

Q1. can it be fixed or is one already on the way?

Q2. can the usb mass storage mode be included in the ROM to allow switching between mass storage mtp or ptp?

Much appreciated. Great work omni team.
[Omni Q&A] Entropy512:
Actually I haven't yet gotten around to killing UMS with fire.

This is the first time I've seen reports of issues other than speed with MTP, although some of those issues may be related to the whole fuse sdcard daemon mess.

In short: UMS is going to get completely removed because it's been bugridden ****e for a long time. It's been deprecated since ICS. If MTP has issues I'll try and reproduce/look at them but honestly, the Exynos 4210 devices are on minimal life support these days.

Do you have issues if you use ADB push/pull to transfer files?
[Omni Q&A] bulletbeef:
I haven't been able to do it manually but adb based software like android commander doesn't detect the phone on PC even tho debugging is enabled and it appears in device manager. Will try and respond later tonight. Can I ask tho as to y the exynos devices aren't receiving much love from the community. The i777 in particular because I kno that the ROMs are similar to the i9100 except the kernel and the modem.
[Omni Q&A] Entropy512:
In short - Exynos4 is a nightmare for maintainers to work with.

http://blog.gsmarena.com/want-to-install-custom-roms-dont-buy-exynos-phones/

https://plus.google.com/101093310520661581786/posts/cdPnNjLAb4F

i777 and i9100 will never differ by more than a few days in terms of support. In fact 90% of the work done on i9100 is actually done on an i777.

(to be honest, nearly all of the Exynos 4210 work is done on GT-N7000 devices these days... but all of the differences between the three devices in the 4210 family are well handled)
[Omni Q&A] jeffsf:
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[Omni Q&A] bulletbeef:
adb

i tried the manual adb. the adb shell is non-responsive to my device. tried other devices it worked changed pc changed drivers still no response for i777.
[Omni Q&A] bulletbeef:
adb

My apologies adb is indeed working. Just had to revoke all permissions and the device no displays the popup to accept the connection. and there has been improvements on the mtp since the last nightly thank you very much.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] gustavoya:
Hello to everyone.

Well let me say that I'm really happy my first HTC phone is in it's way.

I want to be prepared to upgrade to a good usable ROM, and if anyone can give me advice on this it'll be very apreciate.

I bought an SX66, and I'll be using it in Argentina, I need to know what's the best I can flash this device with.

I read SX66 Standardization Project but it seems to be specific for USA carriers, so maybe I'm better with another rom.

Thanks in advance to anyone that can help.
[Security Discussion] sanji94m:
HI ALL :)

Hi all guys i want to ask or to search somebody who now if exist a program what block the power button on the phone.

now i will explain.

I think if its a method to block the power button because,if in lockscreen you block the power button

(only for phones what have non-removable battery)

with some program,the thief can power off it and you will bee able to find it with program like androidlost.

i think this is a good method to counteract mobile stolen. :good:

p.s: sorry for my bad English :D

i'm LG G2 user.
[Security Discussion] itenos:
The app you are looking for is this and it does exactly what you want to achieve

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nezdroid.lockscreenprotector

Hope this helps
[Galaxy Note 3 General] hawki:
Is there anyways to get Samsung apps on a custom ROM? Download SApps for Note 3?I find that while the 4.4.2 Roms generally work great, that lack of SApps and especially the one hand functionality, really reduce how great these Roms can be.

Or are there custom Roms based specifically on Samsung's original ROM that include the SApps?

Or is the best bet just to root Samsung's Roms?

Thanks in advance.
[One (M8) General] Super Chimp:
Well this large website states it is & has the official details.

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tech/ne...ches-with-snapdragon-801-chip-duo-camera.html
[One (M8) General] crachel:
Please use this thread

HTC M8 announced.

Closed
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maneet21:
One is 'Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development' and the other 'Galaxy S 4 i9500 Original Android Development'.Both say development for exynos based s4.Kindly reply.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SSThing:
One is for users of roms based on the original factory shipped software and one is for custom roms.

Or something like that.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] the Doctor:
The stickies in both sections answer your question very clearly. You might want to check them out.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] benni_1994:
Galaxy S4 i9500 Android Development contains mostly Touchwiz based Roms/kernels.

Galay S4 i9500 Original Android Development contains AOSP based custom Roms/kernels

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[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qtwrk:
I actually asked same question as you do about year ago or so ,

and now I'm telling you what i have been told:

1. original forum is where people post THEIR own work, most likely kernel and AOSP ROMs

2. and Android Development, is about modification of OTHER'S work , like rework of existing ROMs/Kernels and so on....
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cma2007:
Would someone please test the following webpage on their Nexus 7 for me?

I need to know if a page automatically scrolls. Then, when it gets to the bottom of the page, it should sit for a few seconds, then return to the top of the page and start scrolling again.

I tried to post the URL of the page, but this forum will not let me. I am a new member. How can I submit the URL for testing?

Thank you!
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GScherler:
Just type it out and leave a couple of spaces... And use dot.

www dot 1234567890

Something like that. Then someone may be willing to check it for ya!

Don't know any other way but there might be???
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] whitewizardgvo:
Hey guys

Recently i have a problem with my tablet those are :

The mobile data keeps turning off automaticlly ..

The brightness keep going up automaticlly without taping auto...

The screen brightness keep flickering and i dknt know why...

The tablet is very slow .

I have bought it before 1 month and i spent a lot of money with it...

Please help to sort this out please
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kindlefire39:
Exchange for another one.
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Brian D:
If this is a stock tab and you have made no changes, then I would agree that you should take it back. However, if you modified it in anyway, then you need to go back to OEM stock rom.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] bekham76:
The title says it all..prior to the release of the htc one M8 apes on the playstore...can we install them on our S4..would be cool to have blink feed for our device.

Thank you
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] GuestX0019:
different framework, but i googled this

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s3/help/how-to-htcs-blinkfeed-samsung-devices-t2410165/page2

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2629069

? FlipBoard ?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] GuestX0019:
Gee, no reply bro--I am heartbroken--:(

Anyway, Omega Droid says Blinkfeed soon to be available for all Android thru Play Store--Your Welcome--;)
[Sailfish General] Consistant:
So I read today that apparently it has been known for quite a while that Sailfish OS' "Alien Dalvik" feature will be unavailable on all non-Jolla phones which makes it impossible for those of us who want to install Sailfish on their own devices to use Android applications and need to be locked to the Sailfish native applications.

This is due to Alien Dalvik being proprietary and licensed software from the Myriad Group, thus cannot be bundled with ports of Sailfish OS (that includes the Nexus 4, i9305, Nexus 7 ports). As far as I can see it's sold as well, so installing it on the side like Gapps seems to be out of the question.

Has Jolla mentioned anything about this? All I can find are community members saying Alien Dalvik will be unavailable on ports due to the licensing of the product. Without it, Sailfish OS might suddenly becomes a much less interesting as a whole to many, as the ability to install and run Android applications were one of the key features of a otherwise very interesting OS. Any thoughts or more light to shed on this? Will Sailfish OS users that aren't using Jolla phones be stuck with native applications permanently? Or is this something Jolla will change as the product matures?
[Sailfish General] RumoredNow:
It's obviously a "pay to play" situation. To rectify it, Jolla would have to charge users a fee to install Sailfish on 3rd party handsets or violate their TOS with Myriad. I don't see that happening. Maybe if enough users come on board, Myriad will find it attractive to offer a license/apk directly to Sailfish users?
[Sailfish General] Arty.:
Stuck? Really? I think it's a great opportunity for Android developers to start making applications for Sailfish instead of free riding on Android apps. It's open source, open to modifications, fast, smooth & capable. A true mobile Linux OS. There aren't much excuses not to develop for Sailfish.
[Sailfish General] Consistant:
Yes, there is. The lack of a larger user base.

I'd love for developers to make apps for Sailfish, but the tiny user base will scare AAA developers away from the platform as they would rather develop for a bigger niche OS like Ubuntu Touch or Firefox OS, Sailfish is rather obscure compared to those. Plus the fact that the native apps are required to be free at this point in time with no form of paid transactions being possible. Most of these AAA developers won't have the same view on open source, especially considering how few applications are open on other platforms.

The alien dalvik was one of the main things that could make Sailfish triumph over other niche mobile operating systems. It was of the key selling points to get people to convert to Sailfish from Android once the porting really starts happening. Otherwise they'll simply ask how big the app store is and once they hear answer is a number with two digits where most of them which are most likely rather lacking in features compared to applications on other platforms will scare people off big time.

The Android VM was one of the huge advantages Sailfish had to attract the niche user base and thus developers to make native apps and now I can see most potential converters sticking with whatever they had making Sailfish DOA together with Firefox OS and Ubuntu Touch. I'd really hate to see that happen.
[Sailfish General] Arty.:
And how is Ubuntu touch bigger than Sailfish? Jolla launched and started selling their Sailfish phone way before Canonical. They have a more finished OS than any of these guys. They have all the needed tools to develop. Heck they even made an emulator to test apps. I don't see this being more obscure than others. Unlike Ubuntu's marketting schemes, Sailfish is here & it's happening now.

I agree on the open source part though. I tried to refer to the developers here that mod Android by saying open source.

Will any others have dalvik on their images? Don't think so.

Me too so instead of saying there aren't any reasons to develop for these OS's we should show that there are.

And time is needed for the large user base. People are always skeptical about new and rather "different" things. Hopefully these players will get more tracktion by time.
[Sailfish General] IceTe:
Is this final? Without Android Apps no Sailfish for me and many others I guess...

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[Sailfish General] Consistant:
This has pretty much been set in stone. Jolla are paying Myriad for the licensing per Jolla phone, they can't distribute it for free as it would break their deal and be illegal. You won't be seeing any Alien Dalvik on non-Jolla phones unless a "fix" to make it happen comes around which certainly wouldn't be legal.

The only way I can see Jolla fixing this issue is by having licenses for the Alien Dalvik being sold in the Jolla Store or something similar and that it can be activated through the store. That doesn't seem to be happening soon, unfortunately. Especially considering nothing can be sold in the Jolla Store at this moment in time.
[Sailfish General] croozah:
The lack of Alien Dalvik on 3rd party devices is actually a feature to many of us. Having Sailfish on this zooty LG Optimus G i have collecting dust, with no Google nonsense, would finally get me to retire my trusty Nokia N9.
[Sailfish General] Consistant:
The lack of such a huge key feature should never be a feature in and of itself, rather having the freedom of choice would be.

Having the option to install the VM or not, just like Google Apps, would solve both the problems. Locking many of the potential converters down to using the current sloppy apps in the Jolla Store would not be an advantage for both sides as less people would convert, thus less developers will make quality native applications which will in turn affect both parties.

Even Carol Chen, one of the core Sailfish OS team members, mentioned in a recent Jolla blog post that over half of her apps on her Jolla smartphone were Android apps which means the native apps certainly aren't cutting it right now for many.
[Sailfish General] Kesselaar:
Just to clarify...

Alien dalvik allows sailfish OS users to also install android apps? But without it (licensed software only on jolla phones) it is not possible to install these apps on 3rd party phones. And only sailfish or native apps are available?

If this is the case, at least for me, I would be using sailfish as a secondary to my android. I wouldnt be jumping right in, which means that surely other people would be in the same boat. This is also assuming that a port will be fully functional without alien dalvik on a 3rd party phone?
[Sailfish General] jalyst:
It'll be fully functional (although limited to just a handful of Android devices to ensure a

relatively

reliable/stable experience), there just won't be a compat. layer for Android apps/content. Such a compat. layer could ofc eventually be offered via the store, but that remains to be seen, people need to be pressing Jolla & Myriad about all of that.
[Sailfish General] m4r0v3r:
It all depends what you use on Android, if its just the standard stuff plus a few big ones such as whatsapp (check out the port) you'll be fine. To me Alien Dalvik is mostly for those niche apps, that turn up and have everyone going crazy for a few days. Like flappy bird, etc etc
[Sailfish General] croozah:
Your premise is fundamentally flawed. Alien Dalvik is a licensed, patent-encumbered, proprietary software, therefore having it is not a choice unless you somehow buy it; or steal it. The community cannot distribute it; there is no choice.

As I said, and it may be obtuse to some, but this is a feature. A true Linux-based OS that is mostly/completely F/OSS running on modern high-spec hardware is a huge draw. That there is no Android/Google stuff is an added bonus.