yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ram9200:
I havent tried a third party app. Doubt it will work though. I have a stock partially odex zip in making now but dont know how I will upload it. I will look into it now
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] mhutton:
What will the name of the new s5 port team be?

Ramsacs?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] averymlewis:
So I managed to get the download booster on here however because there is no data it's really of no use
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] comptonhubbard:
so at this point in time we're waiting for a new upload before we can flash this thing. Is that correct?

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it's better than Ramsbottom....despicable me2 accent
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] averymlewis:
Just to let you know 3rd Party Camera Apps do not work hopefully it won't be to difficult ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ram9200:
What do you mean you have no data?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] averymlewis:
Oh Nevermind Data is working, I had to restart my phone for some strange reason lol :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ram9200:
Your phone will activate when you install this fyi.

I notice anytime I plug in my usb cable I get a media process error? Anyone else? If samsung would get rid of there light green colors this rom is otherwise nice
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] averymlewis:
For those of you who use the WatchON Remote function of your phone you will need to download this one here The one that preinstalled doesn't work:

http://www.mediafire.com/download/vc2nwaffia65xcq/watchon-1[2].apk

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No Media process error here ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] carlosm83:
Looks like data WiFi is working playstore doesn't let me download my pay apps because of the phone model message is working grate phone is working but not phone setting contacts
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] carlosm83:
It's getting there
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] averymlewis:
Also you'll have to use a separate launcher such as Nova or Apex etc. If you want to use recent Apps ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] carlosm83:
Look like it doesn't read my SD card
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] kenosuke117:
So that being no apps from play store work? Also mean you can't use your Gmail to get info back?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] legalmoneygang:
I used xposed framework (Menu Be Gone) to get recent apps working with menu..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] averymlewis:
Thanks for the heads up
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] MikeyLee:
That's weird that the Play store wont let you download your paid apps just because of the phone model. Once your Google account is set up it should recognize it but the play store sometimes takes a little time to update. I know this from experience.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] averymlewis:
I'll post a Mirror on the updated version ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] MikeyLee:
I think someone posted a fix for the G apps issue. Play store downloading issues I believe will fix itself once it has time to update and sees the new device model number in your account.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] kenosuke117:
Are you posting a mirror of the full rom with everyone's tweaks or of the app?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] averymlewis:
Do you have a flashable fix for it?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ram9200:
It wouldnt be much smaller than a normal rom.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] averymlewis:
Ok it will just have to be in the update
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ram9200:
Im working on the update. I was trying to play with getting the camera working with no success. You will have the update in a few hours. I know sacs is waiting for it also.

You should all really learn to hit the thanks. I haven't recieved much of them in these note 3 days
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jameztownbarber:
GIVE RAM9200 some thanks I've seen a lot of help from him in the note3 forums aosp and touchwiz so yea....THANKS bro ur much appreciated in here

☆TeamVeNuM☆
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] MikeyLee:
I'm getting a little lost in this thread because of the original OP and dump being the other version. Is there any chance that a new thread can be started for this since this is becoming a ROM and not a System Dump Tar file?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] averymlewis:
I just ran out of Likes ;)

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Still working on a fix for the camera........... May have to just bring the Note 3 Camera over to the S5 Rom
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] MikeyLee:
That's what I said before lol I don't think the S5 camera will ever work on a Note 3 because it works with totally different hardware than what we have. I think it goes beyond drivers at that point. Hopefully the Note 3 cam will work with the S5 ROM
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Jocutz1987:
[MENTION=2410609]ram9200[/MENTION] I been reading and keeping up with this port can't wait to see what Sac and you can get done with this project again thank you
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] astonmartin214:
yea I went back cause it doesn't read SD card
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ram9200:
https://mega.co.nz/#!SspDCTBA!pSPEM2NrhK9w74KbOqS8P7U0cjsZDH2r4W7pByfF-yo

Okay guys here it is. Camera doesn't work of course! Google apps fixed and a few other things

I should mention that my sdcard works fine on this rom. I did have to add permission in system/etc/permission/platform.xml. you could also try sdfix in market!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] comptonhubbard:
downloading now and I hit the thanks button
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] averymlewis:
Thanks for the upload but you REALLY need to choose a different upload location lol it gives me problems all the time ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] comptonhubbard:
how did you add the permissions...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] MikeyLee:
Is this pre rooted? Can you possibly post a couple of screenies, specifically the System/About Device/Status?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] kenosuke117:
I found the file to set permission but they were set fine...but when I go to gallery all the pics in sd card arent there
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sany:
Hi

Just received a Nook HD+ but after quickly browsing and playing for a while, I was not pleased with the stock rom, scrolls were not as smooth as I had seen on my nexus 4 for nexus 7 (maybe I am spoilt), I could notice some jitters and hope a custom ROM could fix this.

When I see in the Android development forum for this device, as usual the very many listing of the ROMs makes it difficult to identify which is the latest and the stable one (I suggest in future we should group the threads as - stable and non-stable which will help Noobs like me to jump into the act immediately).

Can somebody please advise me this bit of information as to which is the most latest custom rom that is stable, I am guessing it could the 10.1 build here [NookHD+] CM10.1 native emmc install Now part of CM Nightlies . Also to a step by step resource starting from rooting to the final flashing of the custom rom.

Also, is it possible to use 'Cyonogenmod installer' instead directly from their website!?

thanks

S
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dajmaa:
reply cm

Believe me I tried everything on nook.my initial thoughts were to run on SD card.but you have no official stable ROM for SD card .and the one available from bookbane was quite laggy .I tried both cm 11 and cm 10.2.then I installed on emmc again cm 11,cm 10.1 ,xperia ROM.but trust me the best experience I had so far was from cm10.2 on emmc .works beutiffully without any lag.

Just received a Nook HD+ but after quickly browsing and playing for a while, I was not pleased with the stock rom, scrolls were not as smooth as I had seen on my nexus 4 for nexus 7 (maybe I am spoilt), I could notice some jitters and hope a custom ROM could fix this.

When I see in the Android development forum for this device, as usual the very many listing of the ROMs makes it difficult to identify which is the latest and the stable one (I suggest in future we should group the threads as - stable and non-stable which will help Noobs like me to jump into the act immediately).

Can somebody please advise me this bit of information as to which is the most latest custom rom that is stable, I am guessing it could the 10.1 build here [NookHD+] CM10.1 native emmc install Now part of CM Nightlies . Also to a step by step resource starting from rooting to the final flashing of the custom rom.

Also, is it possible to use 'Cyonogenmod installer' instead directly from their website!?

thanks

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[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sany:
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Could you please point me to the source please with instructions to the best experience ROM 10.2!? will this autoupdate to any other new updates from Cyanogenmod?

thanks

S
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leapinlar:
Could you please point me to the source please with instructions to the best experience ROM 10.2!? will this autoupdate to any other new updates from Cyanogenmod?

thanks

S[/QUOTE]Go to the dummies guide for installing CM10.1/CM10.2 linked in my signature.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JimJ2Mz:
CM11

Best choice for HD+ is CM11 EMMC from verygreen.

It's officially supported by Cyanogemod and gets nightly updates.

The ROM is smooth and efficient.

There may be tiny little bugs for the ROM, but they won't stop you from using your device as a daily driver.

3/27 is very stable btw.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PMikeP:
CM 10.2.1. vs. CM 11

After reading some of the posts here, I decided to "downgrade" from CM 11 0327 to the last stable CM 10, 10.2.1. (Per dajmaa's suggestion.)

I'd never tried CM 10 before. When I got my HD+ a few weeks ago, I went from the Nook stock ROM direct to a CM11 SD install (0308) and then ended up at CD 11 0327 on emmc the other day.

While CM 11 was usable for me (except for one annoying problem, where I couldn't download mp3's), I see that CM 10 is much more finished. For example, it has zRam implemented. (But maybe KitKat doesn't need that, with it's ostensibly better memory management?) Trebuchet launcher works like it's supposed to in CM 10.2.1, although I liked the ability to enlarge the icons in CM 11. And the font in the status bar seemed bigger to my old eyes in CM 11 than CM 10.

Lagwise, they both seem the same. No lag, although I noticed that CM 10 gets "stuck" every now and then when I switch back and forth quickly between apps. And it keeps wanting to put "Extended Desktop" in the Power menu.

I haven't had it running long enough with my aviation moving maps to see if I get any random reboots like I did with CM 11.

As JimJ2Mz said, 0327 runs well. (Except that I couldn't download podcasts.)

But I'll plan to stay put now until there's some major announcement about CM 11, like a RC or something.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sany:
Thanks Jim, I installed 10.2.x after trying out 10.1.3 for some time. I notice, GAPPS crashing randomly once in a while although not that too bad. Sometimes hangs for a while before it gets normal. So I guess there are still some bugs around. So was wondering 10.1.3 must be the one for me unless something stable comes up.

Now I see your post, and wondering why not I try it if there is going to be future updates. Do you feel it is smoother than the 10.1.x and 10.2.x as we all know KitKat is designed to run better on older hardware? If so I will proceed with CM11 and live minor bugs if that is not going to stand in the way of my daily usage like you mentioned.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leapinlar:
When you updated to CM10.2, did you also update to 20120813 gapps? That could be the reason for your gapps problems if you didn't.

And an HD+ is not 'older hardware'.

I recommend CM10.1.3 as the most stable.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JimJ2Mz:
In my own experience, yes, CM11 feels much more fluid than the older versions.

4.4 RAM usage is optimized for older hardware, which actually benefits ALL devices, but that doesn't mean that the Nook HD/HD+ is old. It's modern and is still very powerful, just as leapinlar said. Well, not powerful, but not weak. Haha.

And as leapinlar also recommended, CM10.1.3 is indeed stable. Anyway. It's up to you. I've had my experiences with the ROMs and they can differ from others, so it's all up to you whether you want to try CM11 or stick to any other ROM.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sany:
I tried CM11 but it was throwing lots of google app erros on load, I was actually using the same GAPPS file that was on the 10.2.1, is there a used diferent GAPP file for CM11? maybe that caused the error. And also I struggled to go back to the CWM recovery for CM10.1 and 10.2 as it was just stuck at the recovery used for CM11 even after flashing the ver.3 recovery zip several times.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JanSpatschek:
I have literally tried every single ROM out there and here are my recommendations:

1. Succulent's CM 11 (http://goo.im/devs/succulent/ovation/cyanogenmod/internal)

2. Official CM 10.2 Stable (I have been using it with drmarble's Kernel, which you can get here: https://app.box.com/s/ry03xsmhlxq2jomnwlaj)

Both ROMs are bug-free and run flawlessly. I get around 6 hours of screen-on time on both (which is an amazing battery life).
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JimJ2Mz:
OH GEEZ

DUDE YOU HAVE TO USE GAPPS DEDICATED FOR CM11 (4.4)!

That's a given. You're having errors due to the fact that you're using 4.2 gapps on 4.4!

Follow this guide and FIX EVERYTHING. I followed it myself it everything works perfectly.

Please do ask if you need help on anything. I may be a noob, but I do know some stuff.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2602796
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sany:
Thanks Jim

Thanks Jim, I will do this. Why do you think I was unable to go back to CWN recovery for 10.1/10.2 - everytime after flashing the old recovery and go into the recovery mode, I still see the ver.6 (of CM11) in action.

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[Verizon HTC One (M8)] ScottIsMyName:
Title says it all
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] Turgur:
yes

yes, it's behind the speaker grill.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] Joebroni:
Good to know. I was comparing it to my Note2 on PhoneArena and they didnt list that as a feature. I was thinking it didnt have it and how much I hated that on my Droid Charge(?). Thanks for the info.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] Redline80:
It's really small though. I'm coming from the Droid Razr HD so I'm used to the nice light that phone had. This one is harder to see.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] JBmfG:
Same here. But actually, i think i really like the tiny light.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] discstu37:
Yeah coming from other devices with LED this is by far the cheapest/most minimal looking. I went even as far to install the 3rd party active notifications app since I got used to it instead of the LED on the Moto X.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] replica9000:
It's there. But it's not as bright as it was on the M7.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] Troden:
RGB LED Control Support?

Hey Guys,

Does the M8 support multiple color LED notifications, ie Blue for Facebook, White for SMS, Pink for e-Mail etc?

Generally you need to have Root and installed some Apk/app like 'LightFlow' from the play store.

Such a small feature but a big impact for me to be able to tell what notifications there are from a distance or in a meeting with out waking up the phone.

Im keen to buy a HTC M8 tomorrow if it supports this, if not ill wait for the S5 next week.

Thanks :)
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] replica9000:
Any HTC phone I've had uses only green and orange. It's the same for the M8.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] steelersmb:
Lightflow does not work. I've tested every option and could not get it to work wit the M8. It sucks.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] x70xchallengerx:
yeah its at an odd place , two down and seven from the right lol (top speaker grill dots). Another thing I noticed is the orange charging/low power light is rather dim but the green notification light is very bright (compared to the other). Anyone else notice this?
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] replica9000:
Yeah, can't see the orange unless I'm looking at the phone dead on, but I can see the green from across the room.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] djakrse:
Before buying this phone, I was well aware of the lack of (customizable) LED notification support with HTC, and it still didn't stop me. This phone makes up for it in so many ways. After using it for a while, I thought for sure someone would at least figure out how to choose between amber and green LEDs for notifications, or even a combination of the two, but it seems only green is allowed somehow. Lightflow didn't work for me either. What a pity, as my Moto Droid could do many colors.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] Pauls57:
Lightflow worked pretty well for me, currently not using it, but there is a thread around that has a pretty good setup proceedure. I just found that it had some quirks, so I'm back to stock. You can disable the timeout if you edit the default.xml
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] Napoleones:
The stock LED light is pretty doing fine for me. Haven't tried the Lightflow yet for what I know, M8 has a limited colors for its LED light.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hanush14:
Is there any way to install CM on Bluestacks for Windows 8?

When I tried installing CM on Bluestacks itself, with the help of 'oneclick.apk', It detected Bluestacks as 'some' device, and proceeded to install but got stuck where it asks to unplug the device from system, as unplugging the device => Uninstalling Bluestacks => Nowhere to install CM.

Is there any way to mount Bluestacks parallel to the OS so that USB doesn't detect it? and it continues to install CM.

Also, if the above task is not possible through any way, then is there any Emulator for PC available for CM??
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hnkotnis:
LOL. It is not possible to install CM on bluestacks yet. However you can use CM on Google's emulator. (I mean the emulator that comes with Android SDK)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Krunal:
cm

You can install cm on blue stacks. Just install ROM tool box and Goo manager. Just flash CWM image using it and download a cyanogen mod for i9500 if your blue stacks version is new n install it using rom tool box.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AllGamer:
Thanks!

This is awesome, Thanks! :good:

...going to give it a try to see if it works ;)

Update: nope it doesn't work

error flashing recovery to to /dev/block/mmcblk0p21
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shohjahon_1505:
View attachment 5832355

bro, u r in google now
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andycore:
So let me start off by saying, I am by no means a seasoned developer, just somewhat of a power user with a long time love for Motorola devices... Somebody has to root for the under dog, right? In any case, I want to sink my teeth into getting something custom running on the beloved Xoom 2.

To me it seems like it wouldn't be all that difficult now -- after all, we seem to have all the prerequisites for a custom ROM -- we've got root, we have a functioning bootstrap system, there are fastboot files available in case of a stuff up... The only thing we don't have is developer interest. To me that is really disappointing, in my personal opinion the Xoom 2 is a great device that could truly shine with a little bit of attention.

At the very least, I'd like to get CM10 running, after all, the MZ617 got an OTA update to JB, so the majority of the porting work is done... As far as I can tell, the only difference between my device (MZ616) and the 7 is lack of 4G and CDMA radios in the 616. In fact I see no reason that the OTA shouldn't work on a 616, however I don't want to run that risk and would much rather work on something truly custom that can be run in a ROM Slot and worked on, with the stock system there to fall back on in case of disaster.

Given that this hasn't happened already, I would wager that there are very few, if any, developers out there with these devices so I have a feeling I'm going to be undertaking this project on my own. That's fine, but this is mostly new territory for me and I don't even know if I'll succeed. I realise there are most likely threads related to topics like this already, but none that I could find dated past 2012...

I don't want to over hype this or give anybody false hope. Chances are, this won't work... But from what I can see, all the foundations are there for a solid custom build, there's just been nobody with the necessary skills to do the work. Hell, I'm not even sure I have the necessary skills, I've only ever ported a themed ROM which is nowhere near as much work as this.

The reason for my posting this thread

is to gauge community interest in something like this. Personally, I'd love to see it done because I tend to not use my Xoom 2 because of it's old and inefficient software (does anybody else find 4.0.4 laggy and horrible?). I would benefit from this and it would breathe new life into my device... However, if there are others interested it might provide some extra motivation to get stuck into it. Alternatively, if anybody feels they have any talents or skills to add to this project then by all means, you're welcome to apply your talents. I'm going to look into using Git for this once I determine the best software to fork and work on.

N.B. Also, if anybody knows of an active mirror with the "Blur_version.0.268.4.MZ616.Retail.en.AU" fastboot file that I could get a hold of, I'd appreciate having some kind of fall back in case I brick my device attempting this!
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chrisinleedsuk:
I'd love to see KitKat on the Xoom2. Currently using the Verizon JB firmware and it's OK but a bit buggy, not sure if its this bad on a genuine Verizon device. If I could help I would but I'm an end user/noon so you might waste more time explaining stuff to me than the time I could save.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mtvdeo:
http://sbf.droid-developers.org/phone.php?device=23

Here are all the firmwares available but I couldn't find yours.

An Asian modder got the MZ617 to get the jelly bean update from the USA Droid models and I made the guide for the Xoom2/Xyboard 8.2 to get that update.

So we already have Jelly Bean, we have root, and we can use SafeStrap.

All we need is a custom rom.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kereltis:
I have the MZ615 EU and I am very interested in this project. I'm not a dev either but am will to help out in anyway I can, testing, promoting and so on. I am currently desperate for an upgrade from 4.0.4, probably lucky to have even got that from Moto I know but it is quite heavy compared to JB and KK. Delighted I found this thread and best of luck with the project. :)
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chrisinleedsuk:
If there's a version of yours sold in America by Verizon wireless you may be able to put jellybean on it but my advice would be to not bother, it becomes laggy and horrible after a few weeks use so you just end up clearing data and going from scratch rather to often. KitKat with its low memory demands would be spot on.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kereltis:
Yeah, KitKat would be incredible to get if we can. My Xoom2 is in mint condition and still feel relatively new to me, I really don't want to replace it.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] guidoido004:
I'm thinking about using RAZR kexec and try something on this, tho I don't have time, and my resources are low, will be just a favor I'll try to do to a friend who have one and asked me what can I do to get kk on it. No promises, but I'll see what I can get from other devs I know of around.

Enviado de meu LG-E975 usando Tapatalk
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] florinme:
I am also interested in this project. Xoom 2 is a beatiful device, too bad Motorola keeps a locked bootloader, but Safestrap is there.

Also, some of the sources are released online by Motorola.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chrisinleedsuk:
So, did anyone manage to get anywhere with this?