yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] mitatos:
I whant to Root my Huawei Ascend p6 ,but i like to know witch Rom is stable and with no bugs?

My keybord its irritation me very much, can some of you give me a good advice thanks :)
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] ThePro2014:
OMNI hyd52 KK Ultra faster and very stable
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] mitatos:
Thanks my friend, ill try to root the Omni Rom and after that ill share my impressions :D
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] resoto:
What is the fastest and litest android 4.1.x rom
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TonyStark R.I.P.:
There is simply no such thing.

It's all open to interpretation. You need to try ROMs and tweaks out for yourself.

What may be great for one, may not be so great for another.

Have fun flashing and enjoy the understanding of what it will do for your device:good:

Thread closed​
[General Questions and Answers] Shaun1231:
Okay wow, I'm very confused and have been Googling/reading the forums for hours now. I'm a complete noob and here's exactly what I did.

Currently have CWM touch v6 and Cyanogenmod 11

1. I have been running everything for a month with no problems at all.

2. I made a backup of my stock rom before I switched to Cyanogenmod 11, and I've also tested going into it and back to 11 in the past.. I know it works!

3. Today I decided I wanted to go into the the stock rom again and view some old text from my gf.

4. Before going back to my old stock backup, I decided to make a current backup of my Cyanogenmod 11

5. I also decided to make sure that one worked, so I made another backup of my current 11

6. Upon trying to access the backup I ran into a md5 hash error and noticed it wasn't creating a nandroid file for the cyanogenmod backups like it did for the old stock rom backup.

7. I went in and created a new file blank file "nandroid.md5" for both the Cyanogen backups I created.

8. Upon trying to restore again, I now received, "error while restoring /data!"

9. I was able to access the rom, however it only seemed to have loaded a partial amount of my /data ...I even I had to go back through the cyanogenmod prompts as if I freshly installed the rom, but my text messages/apps were all there.

10. I then attempted to wipe everything (using the wipe settings cache/dal/etc in CWM) and install the stock rom (since I know it works). Again I received the, "error while restoring /data!". But, again the same story, it loaded the stock rom, but with partial data and as if I freshly installed it.

11. I found online the problem could be due to the partition size not being able to handle the backup size (and my backups are over 600mb)..I deleted the stock rom (taking up 1gb) and again tried to install my Cyanogenmod 11 backup, to again be greeted with, "error while restoring /data!"

QUESTION 1:. I've read that using the Titanium app or nandroid manager can help alleviate the issue by restoring items, but how can I solve this annoying "error while restoring /data!" error?

QUESTION 2: I have the entire backup folder pulled from adb on my desktop, would it be advisable to use the format /Data and /Data/Media option on CWM and then push the Cyanogenmod 11 backup back into my phone and then try restoring? I've also read someone was able to factory restore their phone from settings, then try restoring the rom.. is this advisable?

Thanks in advance for the help, I have a headache
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] humdrum2009:
Went to storage auction over the weekend old cell phone store storage unit .

thought i could get a few phones or odd case here and there.

got mostly old BlackBerry batteries old Nokia accessories

one clean imei htc my touch 4 g

a few broken i phones

and the sweetest part

20 sandisk class 10, 64gb micro SD cards and 15 32 GB all sandisk tested and they are the real deal now on to ebay.

not bad for $120.00 auction
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] saddog5523:
Link to the auction?
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] humdrum2009:
Didn't set up eBay auction yet. When I leave work I'll put them up
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] d12unk13astard:
Congrats on your fortune you should make a hefty profit from the sounds of it.
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] Zaldor:
Wow, great find! Congrats! I know I'd be certainly interested in taking one or two of those micro SD cards off your hands... :)
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] malybru:
Mod Edit

May I remind you of the XDA RULES # 15

Thread closed

malybru

Forum Moderator
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] netshl:
I've set passcode for memo in s note and now i forget the code...

there is anyway to unlock the memo?

Device: galaxy s4 i9500

Android 4.3 official Samsung ROM
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] netshl:
UP
[HTC EVO 3D] ianc10:
Hello, I finally found a stock ROM to go back to. Now however after flashing it, my wifi and 4G are not working. I saw a post on here for some ROM images that are supposed to fix that, but the download links don't work.

Anyone know how I can get this rooted phone back to a stock ROM, with the wifi and 4G working?

Thanks,

Ian
[HTC EVO 3D] EM|NEM:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1248838

basically all you need to do is use this app to flash kernel and your wifi will be fixed
[HTC EVO 3D] ianc10:
Oh, my phone is CDMA, not GSM

Thanks for that.. my phone unfortunately though is a CDMA instead of GSM. This looks great.. anything like this for CDMA?

Thanks,

Ian
[HTC EVO 3D] EM|NEM:
It supports both cdma and gsm. as long as you use the correct rom.zip this will work for you

check out the app thread for more info
[HTC EVO 3D] hossman:
When you say WiFi is not working does it say error or what happens when you turn it on?

Wimax 4g is being retired so you may just not have it in your area anymore

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What ROM did you flash?
[General Questions and Answers] zorba70s:
Need help

Where can I find Custom Rom 4.4.2 KITKAT for Samsung Galaxy GT- i9305N ??????
[Sprint LG Optimus G] newbuss:
Is anyone else getting frequent 10 second +/- wake lag on all gee based ROMs?
[Sprint LG Optimus G] jimbo77:
I've had this issue but only in a few ROMs. The most impacting one was on CM Remix by JustinX, even when a call comes in the screen takes around 5 to 6 seconds to light up and in somecases the call is missed.

I've been using Mahdi ROM for the past few days and haven't had that issue again so it might be only in a couple of ROMs depending on their source i gues..
[Sprint LG Optimus G] HdMsTrTeCh:
No wake lag here. Running newest DU with stock kernel (glitch)
[Sprint LG Optimus G] sharkboy0901:
Nice to see a fellow Guatemalan ;)

Any way I'm experiencing this as well I've managed to get rid if it by flashing F93 AOSP kernel currently on DU btw
[Sprint LG Optimus G] newbuss:
Which f93 kernel did you use exactly? I thought I tried them all.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] cc999:
My unit has less than 10 feet. My M7 was about 30 feet.

Can you please post your bluetooth range. I am trying to

see if my unit is defective.

Thanks in advance

CC
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] suprtrukr425:
I am getting 30 feet of range easy. Tried 2 different bt devices, both got same distance.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] an0ther:
Got about 30 feet to my Bluetooth speaker.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] cocoon:
Hello,

how can I change my language on my svp m3000?

Should I install a new rom? Is the rom placed on the ftp?

thx
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] molski:
http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=56022
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] armelcy:
HEY DEVS n rooters i am currently using DN3 3.1.1 lite version. and now whenever i tried to flash DN3 4 RC it stocks on bootloader. what should i do??
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] m.b.jikre:
Do not update, because you are wayin' too old version on your phone now. Just do a clean wipe and install the ROM.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] romaomao:
i'ts a too old version of dn3... reboot in recovery mode and do a full wipe and clean, then try to install the new dn3 4 rc ;)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] armelcy:
guys wipe cache , davik cache and factory reset but it is still stock on boot. Im using philz touch as revovrry. Last

night n went to sleep n when I got up , it was on recovery:(
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] m.b.jikre:
From Philz choose an option for 'Clean to install a new ROM' under wipe data and cache, and then try to install a new one.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] armelcy:
The ota doesn't even work. When I flash the ota fix, it says it something about incompatible
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] armelcy:
guys i flashed with the newest verion of philz touch recorvery and twrp but now i dont have any services. it says that i have to install a "sim to access network services" dont know wat to do
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] m.b.jikre:
Can you upload a screenshot.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Pandaclaw:
I am hoping someone can help me recover a very important voice mail. I have AT&T and the visual voice mail app. I did not have the auto save function enabled and the voice mail I am trying to retrieve is about 3 weeks ago, I listened to it several times but never saved it. I can't find any local files on the phone or my micro sd card and when I call my voice mail the oldest voice mails are 2 weeks old and that is exactly what the visual voice mail app shows. I called AT&T to see if they are stored on a server and could be recovered but my answer was that they have no access and thought they might be stored on my sim card. I highly doubt the sim card theory but who knows. I have titanium backup installed but it is set to keep 1 backup and when I restored visual voicemail app to that backup with the data it acted like the date had been set back and seemed to get data through the network and quickly updated the voice mails to the same prior voicemails. This fact is leading me to believe that they are stored on a server somewhere. I know how to recover deleted files (in most cases) but I need the location where they might be stored.

Any help on what to try would be great. My mother just passed away and she left me a message before going in for surgery that ultimately took her life and now that voice mail is gone!!! I just wish I saved it.

Thanks in advance!!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] kpirnie:
1st condolences about your mom. :)

2nd ATT just like 99% of carriers do indeed store this info unless it is manually deleted. I would try contacting them again and speaking to a supervisor. I am on MetroPCS with my ATT s4... and had a similar issue... I ended up having to get a court order for metro to release them. Call records and texts they had no problems with... but vms they did..

Good luck

Sent from my Deadly Venom SS 3.0.1 S4 (team: [MENTION=4631220]Venom0642[/MENTION] [MENTION=2284570]ted77usa[/MENTION] [MENTION=833788]rebel1699[/MENTION]) ~ 20GB free cloud https://copy.com?r=vtiraF
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] GuestX0019:
My condolences also on your Mother Panda. I believe kev is correct in probably needing a court order or knowing someone who knows someonr in ATT.

Another option may be if you have a backup/nandroid from that time period, they may still be on phone--not sure

Best of luck, :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] megamanDJ:
Sorry, you won't find voicemail data stored anywhere on your phone's sim or any of the storages. It is only stored on the carriers server. I have also had to get a court order to retrieve an old voicemail I needed for legal matters. I know the court order was already mentioned. I just wanted to help narrow your search by telling you.
[General Questions and Answers] heartbroke:
So today i just download SuperSU v1.94 from here (pls remove "[ ]")

download.chainfire.[eu]/396/SuperSU/UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.94.zip

After downloading that .zip i scan at Virustotal which give me this result (pls remove "[ ]")

virustotal.[com]/en/file/611837921155897108f470be1777753fea4c8a4b6ec6ce6148eec635f2826f31/analysis/1397049074/

Detection ratio:	1 / 51

And this file contain Andr.Exploit.Ratc

Is it safe to download?

I need help.
[General Questions and Answers] ShadowTehAmazing:
nice thanks im updating it now
[General Questions and Answers] nirmalkurienmathews:
False Positive

It is definitely false positive as the app uses root exploit and moreover the the particular exploit RageAgainstTheCage is defined as a forked child instance which is safe to execute as it will automatically dies after the parent process is killed.

We can see this same threat gets detected by ClamAV across all SuperSu apks.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AdmiralQ:
To the Mods who insist on closing what they consider "banned" threads:

Please consider the large portion of users of certain ROMs that are no longer in development due to issues beyond users' control. It is not their fault that a Dev decided to do something stupid. Discussions on these ROMs is necessary to help our community work to make our phones better. By not allowing any discussions at all on this, you are pretty much screwing all of us. I implore you to please reopen those closed threads and/or allow discussion on all ROMs that may or may not have been "tainted" by certain issues with "bad" developers. Thanks.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 440bro:
The person who released the rom was banned and accused of scamming xda users. Why would xda want to support that by allowing discussion of his work? I believe xda recommends removing his work, or seek support elsewhere.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] graydiggy:
By allowing discussion and support of these ROMs, we would be allowing people to be possibly exposed to malicious software. We do not know what, if anything could have been added to the ROMs so it is safer to just remove them all together. It is apparent that the intent was malicious and we do not want any further issues to arise from it. Also, we might be subjected to some backlash from the "developer" because it is his work, and he could say or could have already said we are not allowed to use it or support it.

Something that people fail to realize is there is a method to the madness. It's better to be safe than sorry.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AdmiralQ:
With all due respect, I was, in no way suggesting supporting such ROMs or devs, nor did I mention any such thing. I am merely recommending that discussion of them should be allowed with regards on what to do now that they are no longer supported. I fully understand the implications of what bad things could happen, however a blanket "all discussions are banned - period!" is not good, and I think discussion is necessary to move on and away from potentially bad ROMs and evil devs. Just my $.02
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kentk:
I was scammed, I have seen some of the evidence and I agree with the actions xda took.

I wish I had detected the scam sooner. I wish xda had detected it sooner.

I wish I could redirect my donations to a legitimate developer. To me, donations partially compensate for what I cannot yet contribute technically.

I feel stupid and abused by an individual who had no business being here.

Part of what I do is complex embedded firmware and dsp coding. My credits go back as far as the Air Communicator (1995). One of the first integrated cellular data phones.

I join Institutions of knowledge and teaching like xda to learn and improve my tools. Organizations like xda can be destroyed by injecting Comercial schemes where they do not belong.

Altruistic donations to legitimate developers have no doubt been harmed at a minimum.

At some point I will begin developing for the Android platform as well. I hope xda will still be there when I can give back what the community has contributed to me.

My pressing near term question is where can I learn how to safely get off the knoxraid 5.6 platform?

Not that I am qualified to run it, but may I respectfully suggest a thread on how to move off this rom and onto a legitimate developer's work.

I propose the objective would be ONLY moving off, support of Knoxraid would be forbidden.

Respectfully submitted for your consideration,

Kent Kernahan
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] graydiggy:
There is a new KK ROM available and another soon to pop up. All you do is upgrade your SS to the latest that supports KK now with and flash one of those ROMs.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gearshift:
I think what should be done is that a mod should create a stickied thread to be monitored closely, including instructions for how to move from the rom in question to a safe rom. That way it spreads knowledge that the rom is unsafe, to get rid of it, and with instructions to replace so people arent floundering
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] graydiggy:
There is an easy method. Revert to MJ5 thread.

There does not need to be a discussion or a thread involved. It is that simple. The thread is located in the general section.

There are other methods, like what I said above as well. Why do we need a dedicated thread?
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gearshift:
You have a point, but the only reason i make the suggestion is that you and I both know damn well no one reads anything but the first post of any thread lol. It may not require an actual thread for discussion (as, there indeed is nothing to be discussed further on the topic), but maybe at least a closed sticky to serve as a public service announcement that will grab peoples eye before they go posting 9 million more annoying threads or responses to irrelevant threads asking about it.

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actually I have a better idea. what if a mod were to edit the thread in the dev section to say something along the lines of "this developement no longer supported by XDA, we suggest moving to another rom/etc here are the current threads for instructions"
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Stryke_the_Orc:
I implore you to explain to me how, without the developer, discussion of your issues will lead to a resolution?

He is not allowed here and after being banned, as such neither are his works. This isn't unusual and he was not singled out.

Especially in this instance, where he was scamming users for money for devices that he later sold for, you guessed it, even more money...

Users are not being punished by us closing the threads, they're being protected from further abuse and scams. If you're looking to give your money away, I know of a lot of deserving charities that will actually put it to good use.

So, sorry but his threads will remain closed, and this one will also.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] chrispyutec:
What is your first impressions after unboxing and setting up your new awesome S5?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] Earthdog:
Mine just walked in from FedEx... updates coming!

First thought why am I going to give up my unlocked Tmobile Note 3 for this.... more thoughts coming after I use it for a while.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] YoungAceAtlanta:
After using my HTC One M8 for a week.. It's kinda hard to like the feel of Galaxy S5. Plus kinda disappointed "Download Booster" isn't here
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] jamezr:
yeah...the M8 is a very nice phone. Now go outside and take some pictures with both phones. No editing no nothing take the exact same pictures. The view them on your computer.....you will see the difference.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] dca1970:
"go outside" being key words.. m8 takes great pics inside.but cant crop pics, or you will run out of pixels. its a give and take i guess
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] YoungAceAtlanta:
That's the only problem with the M8 is the camera
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] CZ Eddie:
And slower RAM and slower charging rate and slower processor clock speed and not being as water resistant and and and the list can go on for quite some time.

BUT, the M8 has no boot loader issue to worry about.

And don't need to worry about root getting taken away with each new Android update that comes along.

I would not upgrade my unlocked S4 for an M8.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] metaldood:
'Slower' RAM and 'slower' processor clock speed will hardly make a perceivable difference in usage. Anything beyond that is placebo. Water resistant is not even a feature to be considered while comparing M8 to S5. People have been using phones for many years without taking them near water or dropping them in water.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] CZ Eddie:
I disagree with everything you said, except the CPU.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] verks:
I had the M8 for a week and I'm happily switching to the S5. Maybe I'm a Sammy guy I'm not sure. I loved the M8 and almost everything about it but I just couldn't "fall in love" with it. I was disappointed with the camera overall. I found more uses with the S5 package. The fingerprint scanner(works very well), bigger screen(without the onscreen buttons), more vivid display, in hand feeling(yes the M8 is built great but awkward to use at times), the camera(I have kids and actually print photos from my phone) and finally use with the Gear 2. I'm a watch guy and really liked the Galaxy Gear.

I've had the M8, G2, Note 3, One and Nexus 5 so I have a good sampling size. (yes I have a problem, don't make fun)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] djkinetic:
I have had the G2, M7, S4, N5 and now the M8, personally I find the S5 a complete turn off due to its locked down nature that alone made my decision to use an upgrade on the M8, only way I consider a S5 is if its reasonably priced on Play store as GPE..but that's just my personal preference. I'm sure the S5 will sell tons and is a good phone, I just cant deal with a locked down phone, not to mention the price premium of the base 16gb over a m8 that comes standard with 32.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] karmuh:
Water damage is probably the most likely cause of a broken device. Broken screens can usually be replaced for cheap and a relatively easy DIY. Fixing a water damaged device, on the other hand, can be expensive and hard to do...if at all. I don't know about you, but the fact that I will never have to worry about water with the S5 is a great selling point.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] verks:
I can't disagree with you at all on either issue. I'm very disappointed that it is locked down. I managed to work around that on my Note to get what I needed so hopefully it will be the same on the S5 or it will be a short run.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] Zorachus:
Agree 1,000%. The One M8 being so developer friendly is a major selling point, and worthy of supporting HTC the underdog, you can have a stock ROM, a Tweaked Sense 6 ROM, or a GPE ROM, different kernels for OC the processor, or underclock it. HTC allows pretty much total control of the One M8 is you want.

Samsung + U.S. Carriers = Nazis, locking it down tight, zero control of your phone. Juts root at best, to do cosmetic tweaks.

Is the S5 better than the One M8 ? Yeah, maybe, but not by much. The M8 does have the better battery life, which to me is #1 most important. But the S5 is waterproof, it has a brighter screen, well that's about it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] karmuh:
No, not "maybe". It is better than the M8 in every category. Also, the M8 does not have better battery life than the S5. It has been proved many times now the S5's battery edges past the M8's. Not to mention, the obvious removable battery option. And there are many other things that are better with the S5 that you may not find "useful", but many others would.

Just because you prefer one device over the other doesn't magically make the other less better. Any way you cut it, the S5 is the better device. Plain and simple. After that, it just comes down to what the user prefers over the other and which compromises they're willing to make over the other. You pick the M8, you lose removable battery, better display, water resistant, etc...but gain developer friendly, metal body, etc. You pick the S5, you lose metal body, less developer friendly, etc. It's a trade-off either way.