yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] bhiga:
When a call comes in, it rings on watch and phone. If I answer on the watch, I can press the leftmost button and it transfers the call audio back to the phone. If I answer on the phone, call audio stays on the phone.

My Gear doesn't auto-answer, but I also have auto-answer turned off on my phone, so not sure if that's related.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] misteurz:
My explanation wasn't Good. When à call comes in, it rings on watch and phone too.

If I answer on the watch, I can press the left button and it transfer s to the phone. Ok for this.

If I answer on the phone, call audio is on the watch. And that I'd my problem. Do you have I idea?

Envoyé de mon LG-D802 en utilisant Tapatalk
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] KiakSvk:
Your phone is LG-D802? If yes, that is your problem, because you dont have Samsung gear manager installed.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] bhiga:
This makes sense. My phone is a Galaxy S3 and I have Gear Manager installed, so maybe that's why their Gear is working like a standard headset.

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[Verizon HTC One (M8)] chriskader:
I would like to hide the soft buttons at the bottom of my screen and replace them with a pie type menu that I bring from the side with a swipe. Possible?
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] cntryby429:
Wallace root, exposed framework, gravity module. It provides many customizations and is pretty stable as far as I can tell.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] chriskader:
Xposed and gravity so not work for me. Gravity says it only supports AOSP. I just want to hide the Nav buttons and use pie control
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] TRU3L3GEND:
Gravity does work, been using pie since first day root was release with no problems.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] chriskader:
This is what I see in Xposed
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] TRU3L3GEND:
If your framework is already installed you need to do a soft reboot and it will become active
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] chriskader:
It seems that even after a reboot it still does not want to work.

I downloaded the latest APK and installed it. I then downloaded Gravity from within Xposed and installed it. At this point no matter what combination of attempts I do I am unable to get it to actually run. The phone is rooted and Xposed is in the Super Su app. Any tips?

Thanks!
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] TRU3L3GEND:
Just to clarify did you do a hard reboot or a soft reboot? To keep xposed alive on your phone for now you need to make sure you do a soft reboot after installing the framework. If you see the red txt saying framework not installed go ahead and install it, it will pop up and say would you like to reboot now? Hit cancel and select soft reboot and you should be good to go.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] chriskader:
That worked
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] Ndaoud360:
edit build.prop and add at the end qemu.hw.mainkeys=1. Then reboot.
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] slogger001:
link ???

Where is the link there is only start ***:eek::silly:
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] gregbradley:
Thread closed at OP request

Greg
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] cquinn:
Ran navigation for about an hour this afternoon and used 20% of battery plus temp got to 118 F. Almost too hot to hold. This is with no case mind you. My 4G LTE also got hot under same circumstances. What's the max operating temp for this phone?
[Android Apps and Games] rezapatel:
Clearly one of the best free live wallpapers of 2014, Galaxy S5 HD Live Wallpaper contains no advertisements, requires no permissions.

Many of the free live wallpaper apps will bombard you with advertisements and notifications but this one contains neither and requires absolutely no permissions to install! :good:

Also, the water drops look great in HD quality at 60 frames per second.

Edit: Forgot to mention it is updated very often too.
[Android Apps and Games] Siyad@AM:
HD but battery is leaking
[Android Apps and Games] rezapatel:
Can you please share the log with us? Thanks!
[Nexus 5 General] tadgerloks:
All benchmarks aside the N5 is in my opinion the best and the fastest ;)

I've been trying to make it as fast as possible using different ROM / kernel / tweak combos.

Currently satisfied with Carbon ROM , Elemental X .34 , various build.prop tweaks , and custom sysctl / ram management tweaks using trickster mod & ROM toolbox pro.

Does anyone have any performance tweaks that can help me make my phone even faster ? Is there a way to use "fastboot" option like HTC devices ?

My fastest cold boot to lock screen time is 15.3seconds but I want shorter boot times xD

In using latest carbon ROM nightly, minimal gapps, dalvik opt zip. Latest GPU drivers.

Here are my build.prop tweaks :

debug.sf.nobootanimation=1

debug.composition.type=1

debug.egl.hw=1

debug.sf.hw=1

debug.performance.tuning=1

video.accelerate.hw=1

windowsmgr.max_events_per_sec=300

pm.sleep_mode=1

ro.ril.disable.power.collapse=0

ro.ril.fast.dormancy.rule=0

persist.sys.shutdown.mode=hibernate

ro.config.hw_quickpoweron=true

ro.max.fling_velocity=30000

ro.min.fling_velocity=20000

ro.kernel.android.checkjni=0

ro.kernel.checkjni=0

profiler.force_disable_err_rpt=1

profiler.force_disable_ulog=1

ro.config.nocheckin=1

dalvik.vm.execution-mode=int:jit

ro.mot.eri.losalert.delay=1000

debug.sfbootcomplete=0

persist.sys.purgeable_assets=1

persist.sys.use.dithering=0

ro.wmt.blcr.enable=0

dalvik.vm.debug.alloc=0

Can anyone provide me with anymore ?

And so far the most free ram I've been able to come up with -.- on my old galaxy nexus with slim bean I had only 112mb being used but I forgot how I achieved that.

Removable apps :

All live wallpaper!

Live wallpaper picker

Com.lge.update

Update device

Calendar

Calendar storage

Sim toolkit

Voice+

Sound recorder

cLock widget

Certificate installer

Dev settings

DSP manager

Email

Exchange services

Face unlock

Picasa uploaded

Pico tts

Google tts

Google search

Stock launcher (you must have a replacement installed or bad things will happen >:])

VPN dialogs

TalkBack

Tags

Print spooler

AOSP any keyboard (must have a replacement!)

*list will be updated, I use ROM toolbox pro for all this stuff with the built in app manager. You can use any root explorer and go to /system/apps and manually delete or use titanium backup etc.

Your mileage may vary depending on what you use and what you don't. I've had 0 force closes with these removed!

I'd like to know your setups , and tips, and tweaks if any :)
[Nexus 5 General] simms22:
im just curious, do you know what the build.prop lines that youre using do?
[Nexus 5 General] tadgerloks:
Some do nothing , some drain the battery, some actually force the GPU to do what's accessible via Dev settings. And others help my phone boot faster , stock boot time for me is 25seconds. Carbon boot time for me is 19seconds, with all the settings and stuff I've changed its now 15 seconds, some people call it placebo, but if you actually time it , and test them individually you can see effects whether negative or positive :)
[Nexus 5 General] tadgerloks:
Which BTW, is there anyways to implement a "hibernation" mode like the HTC fastboot option ? On the nexus 5 or other non HTC devices ...

Is your device stable at 3.0ghz? I can only get mine up too 2.88 without any random reboots. -.- I don't think a change of kernel will help would it ? I'll try trinity which is what you're using correct?
[Nexus 5 General] simms22:
stable at 3014mhz, not quite. ill use it for several hours, then itll just lock up and reboot. try playing with your voltage at 3014mhz, mayne you can get your phone to run it. and yea. trinity is what i use :)
[Nexus 5 General] tadgerloks:
Is yours on the stock voltage for that freq? Would you mind sharing the voltage if its not .

And my favorite prop tweaks are the min/max fling + window mngr because they make scrolling oh so smooth!
[Nexus 5 General] simms22:
my voltage is at the default voltage for my phones binning. but i do play with it a occasionally. it can run fine within a small range at 301hz. its at 1150mV, 1140-1165mV is what itll range.
[Nexus 5 General] tadgerloks:
Alright just got latest trinity , will test it for a few hours against elemental, rolling back to .29 due too boot times lol xD
[Nexus 5 General] simms22:
B10 is the latest trinity kernel
[Nexus 5 General] tadgerloks:
Yes just flashed it, got nothing but fc's on carbon rom nightly 4/05 ... what roms is the trin kernel designed for.? Restoring backup right now as flashing elemental didn't save it... guessing trinity changed the ramdisk ?
[Nexus 5 General] akash3656:
Search the trinity thread for a anykernel release of B10. I believe that release will work fine on carbon.
[Nexus 5 General] tadgerloks:
I'll have to check the thread then , trinity B10 didn't work for me on Latest Carbon nightly , maybe I either roll back to a previous nightly or previous trinity build

Edit : just found the hybrid anykernel T5B10 build. Will give trinity another go with carbon and see how things pan out over the next few hours ?
[Nexus 5 General] akash3656:
That's the one I'm talking about! :)
[Nexus 5 General] simms22:
not at all. try redownloading and reflashing.
[Nexus 5 General] tadgerloks:
I tried the normal b10 again, same issues. Just finished flashing carbon and the hybrid version of b10, and I can confirm it's working! Carbon ROM has traces of both AoSP and CAF , so normal trinity b10 was causing problems. This one is working though I can say I'm really missing the "cooler colors" of elemental ...
[Nexus 5 General] simms22:
ahh.. the caf thats why.
[Nexus 5 General] Hammer_Of_The_Gods:
Hi,

I would say... delete all the additional lines on your build.prop (I mean the ones you added). Most of them does nothing at all or they are worse or have side effects. Search on Google for each line and see the first/second page and you will see for what device it is made for (and the date of the threads...) then you will understand. remember you are on Kit Kat, thes tweaks were good (at least) on Gingerbread, maybe ICS but that's all... There are also some threads about these lines, tested and examinated in Android code source.

You will have better results by tweaking the CPU governor and i/o scheduler you are using. VM settings are good too but you will need a few days of tests to see what is right or wrong.

I tested a lot of build.prop edits (and like you I added a bunch of them), like the ones you posted and other ones floating around on XDA in some threads in the General Android forum..., I always delete all these lines, there is always something wrong at some time.

Keep your build.prop clean (well one or two are useful, I speak mainly about all the "performance" tweaks like all the "debug about the GPU/dalvik...." lines, same thing for the scrolling tweaks ) :D

You will see if you really tested that, at least, all is same as before even without all these tweaks in general UI. In fact, like you said, one line does the same thing as the "Disable HW overlays" in Developer options.

Even some "devs" add these lines in their roms..., but well, urban legends and placebo effects are "solid"...

:)
[Nexus 5 General] tadgerloks:
Yeah some lines do nothing , and I will clean up my build.prop but I'm keeping a few lines , like fling velocities, power collapse, nobootanimation.

And yeah I know what you mean about them being outdated, had those exact lines since 4.0.3 on my vzw gnex :P especially then I noticed big differences in over all performance. Whether they apply now or not, just got used to it I guess.
[Nexus 5 General] tadgerloks:
Revised build.prop :

debug.sf.nobootanimation=1

windowsmgr.max_events_per_sec=300

pm.sleep_mode=1

ro.ril.disable.power.collapse=0

ro.ril.fast.dormancy.rule=0

ro.max.fling_velocity=30000

ro.min.fling_velocity=20000

ro.kernel.android.checkjni=0

ro.kernel.checkjni=0

ro.config.nocheckin=0

ro.mot.eri.losalert.delay=1000

Edit: reusing the quick power on line :P

Without it carbon booted in 20.3 seconds

With it carbon booted in 18seconds.

Will see if hibernate line has any effect. Or the sf.bootcomplete line (which is supposed to show lock faster) Little to no difference is still a difference after all !
[Nexus 5 General] Elluel:
My Nexus 5 boots in 10 seconds without any build.prop modifications :rolleyes:
[Nexus 5 General] tadgerloks:
You going off feel? Or actual numbers :o

On KitKat , can I up the SMS limit ? Carbon gives me a max of 200/30min. I remember a ROM on the gnex that upped that limit to 1,000/30min.

Its so annoying having messages "fail" when you have strong signal because android thinks something "fishy" is going on -.- um no... I'm just texting ? :D
[Nexus 5 General] Elluel:
Actual timing.
[Nexus 5 General] galaxys:
I just feed my N5 LSD and it flies! :D
[Nexus 5 General] Elluel:
Timed it a couple more times, ranges from 10-20.
[Nexus 5 General] tadgerloks:
What's your current setup? ROM / kernel / any tweaks of any kind at all?

Lol if only that were true ;P
[Nexus 5 General] tadgerloks:
Try it with airplane mode on :D it may be just for me , but you'll get the slowest boot times of your life ! Lol 27 seconds is unacceptable! I thought it not having to connect to data or power on the radios would help, guess not -.-
[Nexus 5 General] Elluel:
Stock ROM, Trinity Kernel B10, overclock to 2419MHz, -75mV undervolt across the board, Z2 Dalvik and Bionic patches, latest GPU driver, no other real tweaks.

I never put my phone on airplane mode :P
[Nexus 5 General] simms22:
ok, i just tested my bootup speed, without any build.prop tweaks, and it booted up in 15 seconds from right before the google logo to booted up. i dont think it makes any difference to me if its 12 seconds or 15 seconds, lol.
[Nexus 5 General] tadgerloks:
Lol trinity boots slower for me then elemental. I'm gonna try the stock setup with mods / trinity vs stock tweaked /elemental and see how it goes. Creating backup right now in case its too featureless for me :P

But yeah I start timing from the vibration right before the splash appears
[Nexus 5 General] Elluel:
Xposed + GravityBox, I don't need any other features.
[Nexus 5 General] tadgerloks:
I don't like having extra apps when on a custom Roms all my options are in the settings app lol

Maybe it was too soon yesterday, but does anyone know what the "quickboot" feature does on CM11 M5?
[Nexus 5 General] dweekie:
I remember banks built rastakat with quick boot commits in the past. It wasn't compatible with the dalvik patches though. I thought I was a little off in the head during the first few reboots because it booted so fast... I should really read the change log before blindly flashing everything.
[Nexus 5 General] crayonhead:
ElementalX 1.00, boot manager to freeze all unnecessary startup apps. Stock, Xposed, gravitybox.
[Nexus 5 General] Elluel:
Trying to get 10 posts? lol, old thread. :silly:
[Nexus 5 General] crayonhead:
Partially. I want to be able to flourish my signature. The other is that I'm interested in making my nexus 5 as silly fast as possible for bootup and whatnot. I've been spoiled by having an htc wildfire with an old custom kernel and rom that gave me 3 seconds softboot, 5 seconds hardboot.
[Nexus 5 General] Elluel:
Not really much point in booting faster, it'll always be around 10-20 seconds, and it's not like all you'll end up doing with your device is watch it boot. Unless your boot time is abnormally slow, of course.
[Nexus 5 General] crayonhead:
Oh, yea. I know. I have boot time down to 8.96 seconds on average, 7.92 seconds is the fastest i have it from a cold boot. I want to see what the envelope for maximum performance is for the nexus 5. I'll scale it back once I know where the stable limit is, which I'm guessing is about a 7.5 second boot. I'm happy with my boot time and general performance, it's just I'm curious to know how far I can go with performance enhancements until I break the software.
[Nexus 5 General] simms22:
i think your priorities are in the wrong place. id never consider boot up time as a measure of performance. what the difference if it boots up in 15 seconds or 20 seconds? performance is when you actually use your device. boot up time is meaningless.

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all you are doing for faster boot ups, is skipping of setting up certain files. performance would be hiw your phone operates, how it reacts, the snappiness of the cpu/gpu, quick scrolling, etc. boot up time doesnt fit in there at all.
[Nexus 5 General] crayonhead:
Honestly, I don't care about the boot time as much as it seems. It's just that's the most visible aspect. I have no lag or stutter otherwise. I'm happy with what I have. Just, as a hardware tinkerer, I've always had this urge to take it apart and see what I can improve on it. Sadly, I'm not as well versed in software, so until I learn more in writing code, this is a back burner thing, compared to seeing how far I can push the physical aspects of hardware.

FYI, you can put thermal paste on the RAM module (among other places) for the nexus 5, but it destabilizes the hardware enough that I suggest against it.
[Nexus 5 General] simms22:
but why go through the trouble of taking it apart for thermal paste? first off, heat does not hurt the phone. i like getting my phone hot, that means its working. and if it gets too hot, thermal shutdown. and personally, i keep thermal throttle disabled at all times. that means no thermal throttle when it warms up(the same that you are trying to achieve with thermal paste, but without the headache).
[Nexus 5 General] crayonhead:
Honestly? Just for ****s and giggles. I know I could do that, but learning to take apart a phone and put it back together is more rewarding for me.
[Nexus 5 General] simms22:
cool.

me, i just like phone to be the fastest around, whichever phone i have at the time. and they all are :)
[Nexus 5 General] howard bamber:
I was hoping for a page with a wide range of build tips, kernels, but it seems based on one with an obsession with boot times. It you use an app which makes only 3~4 things boot it will be fast. Grt. I'm using Bigxies stock 4.4,with Elementalx latest kernel. Fast? Yes how can a nexus 5 be slow? It's fluid which is a must. No spinning wheels waiting to load. Whether you like it or not stock kk is now a great ROM. When we were stuck with ICS and b4 there was a need for custom roms. All kk needs is debloating and things like GPU updates. Kernels are another thing. That's where real improvements can be made. If you are still obsessed with benchmarks, etc Elementalx with its set and forget attitude won't be for you but I love it as it's fast, stable and needs no babysitting

#64268gkyJL#8653%dhjGUKVS357.
[Nexus 5 General] galaxys:
For me, Speed thrills! :D
[Nexus 5 General] crayonhead:
Decided to leave my nexus 5 alone and focus on my Galaxy Skyrocket (Fried Radio, JB) for performance improvements.

The only thing I changed was Franco kernal to ElementalX. As you said, stock KK is a large improvement over ICS, which I agree (Galaxy Tab 7 with ICS here. Painful.). I've also checked, and it's more of a toss up of what you want more, performance or battery life. i ended up choosing battery life instead for my nexus 5. I forget to throw it on a charger more often than not. After going back to my Galaxy Skyrocket for a day, I've realized that I'm much happier as long as the performance is past that 'noticeable lag" barrier.
[Nexus 5 General] der_sascha:
I recommend root device with custom kernel and greenify

And the dalvik and bionic tweaks find in this forum for nexus 5

if you on Paranoid Android custom rom test ART
[Nexus 5 General] howard bamber:
I'd say that's a no

#64268gkyJL#8653%dhjGUKVS357.
[Nexus 5 General] simms22:
yea, thats the problem. people should know what they post generally. if they dont know what it does, they shouldnt post it.
[Nexus 5 General] Vortex1969:
[MENTION=1811927]simms22[/MENTION] wow you have been holding out on us I never knew that boot time made my phone faster.[emoji6]
[Nexus 5 General] simms22:
lol.

and oddly, i reboot my phone multiple times a day, sometimes 10-20 times(when flashing stuff and being experimental), and i never cared about boot times. i did find a benchmark in the play store for boot times. i tried it, lowest i got was 17 seconds, highest was 21 seconds. 20 seconds average to boot up, i can care less about boot times. if it was like 60 seconds, id consider thinking about it.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] tristannhowes:
Can someone please post the messaging app on the Sixth Sense ROM as an apk?
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] nogloww:
Sure
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] djh816:
is this for m8? tutorial only mentions m7.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] dr_drache:
so, why doesn't the s-off provider do this for you?

When I offered JTAG s-off on devices, the devices would return with the only change as S-OFF, not cid changed, nothing.

this seems like a lazy way to do it, since it can be scripted, so s-off... run script boom, perfect s-off.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] scotty1223:
Yes. This for m8. Sorry I'm lazy,and most of the thread is a paste from m7 ;)

This has not been tested on m8 since I don't have one. If someone wants to confirm,ill add them to the credits.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] scotty1223:
I can't answer that,I'm not the java card guy. Whomever uses the java card is welcome to incoporate this into their process.

Personally,I would change cid and mid back to stock prior to returning the device.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] dr_drache:
that's what I'd do, and that's what should be done.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] scotty1223:
Yup. Change cid in fastboot,boot a recovery and enter the command.

Assuming fastboot boot recovery works,it would be quick and easy.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] sofla2:
Does adb work with Windows XP? My windows 7 laptop finally gave out on me, I can't get adb to work on my new laptop (windows 8...not 8.1) but I do have an old xp laptop that works just fine.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] dr_drache:
#1

your 8 should be 8.1 if you didn't update, you should it's free (check the store)

OTHERWISE,

you can manually apply the update 1 patches from M$, or wait until the 8th. it's fixed there

#2 yes it does, just not as well.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] sofla2:
I did do the update to 8.1, but my laptop ran like crap afterward. So bad that I restored the computer back to 8.0. Does adb work with 8.1?
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] dr_drache:
this I find very very hard to believe. since it's only windows 8 with a few tweaks.

but yes, and no.

adb works on everything, the issue with 8/8.1 is fastboot.

but with the patches that you can manually get now, OR when they are released on the 8th via windows update (8.1 only)

fastboot works.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] sofla2:
Well believe it. Example...after I did the upgrade, any program I clicked on took forever to open. I would see the little hour glass going round and round. With the web browser open, clicking on a link or shortcut would pretty much do the same. Even a simple web page like craigslist took forever to open up. Restore back to 8, all problems gone. I suppose maybe I got a bad download? They are releasing a new version on the 8th? Maybe I'll try again.

The problem I am having is my phone is not being recognized. And the drivers, like the one Scott posted above won't work. It says the driver installer is not supported for this operating system.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] scotty1223:
the drivers i listed are for windows 7 and below. sorry i cant help you on win 8+,im not familiar with it. another option would be to make an ubuntu live cd. no drivers eequired there :)
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] sofla2:
I got adb and fastboot working fine on my old Windows XP Toshiba. Kind of scary though on a 12 year old laptop lol
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] Ae3NerdGod:
i need this for the sprint one m8. i have changed it to a gsm mid and cant find the sprint one anywhere. youve made one for every variant except sprint: 0P6B17000
[Moto X Q&A] drago10029:
having some flashing issues

I can confirm good file download, drivers on PC are good, I'm using a back USB port, USB cable is BRAND NEW! lol, have Write protection off as well. Tried both fastboot and mfastboot just for good measure. Any thoughts? Do I NEED to have an unlocked bootloader for this? please say no :(

Also the file shows up as a different size on the fastboot screen, it's over 10mb.