yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android General] shik.1:
HERE IS BATTERY TWEAKS 4 INCREASING BATTERY LIFE FOR ICS ONLY ​

ro.ril.disable.power.collapse=0

pm.sleep_mode=1

debug.performance.tuning=1

debug.composition.type=hw

debug.sf.hw=1

persist.android.strictmode=0

persist.sys.use_dithering=1

persist.sys.ui.hw=true

persist.sys.purgeable_assets=1

ro.com.google.networklocation=0

ro.kernel.android.checkjni=0

ro.config.nocheckin=1

ro.vold.umsdirtyratio=20

dalvik.vm.checkjni=false

dalvik.vm.execution-mode=int:jit

video.accelerate.hw=1

windowsmgr.max_events_per_sec=240

profiler.force_disable_err_rpt=1

profiler.force_disable_ulog=1​
[One (M7) Themes and Apps] butch_bs:
Is there any app recording both rear and front camera simultaneously? And more - working in background?
[Sony Cross-Device General] pascalbrax:
Hi everybody!

This post is probably already late for party, but I wanted to share with you a website I've done in june 2013 first for checking the availability of new firmwares for the Sony Xperia Z phone and then expanded to more Sony devices.

Sony firmware check

This is a website (which works very nicely from mobile, too) to quickly check if Sony has released a new firmware for your phone model based on your Customization ID number stored inside your phone.

It allows you to save a bookmark for your very own phone (I have one myself on my phone homescreen) and it also allows you to have a dynamic image to insert in your signature on forum boards for brag and stuff.

It does NOT (yet) allow you to download FTF firmwares from different regions. If you need an update check AND a sort of FTF files index, I suggest the awesome updatechecker (for Windows) by Macmol.

This is the website: http://scavenger.ch/xperiaupdate/

I hope you can find it useful. Any (good or bad) feedback is very welcome.
[Sony Cross-Device General] mrjraider:
We have a better tool > http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2608983

Also that website is know for server problems and slow.. Also if a lot of people are checking their device the website will be very very slow.
[Sony Cross-Device General] pascalbrax:
You know, I have linked that tool in my post...

And it's definitely a very nice tool (and I love the direct links to the FTF files), the only "flaw" is it only works on Windows, but hey, the more, the better. Right?

Mh... nope, not really. The website caches requests for the same firmware for a short period of time to avoid overloading Sony server. If the reply is slow it's because the Sony server are slow in that moment, there's nothing I can do without generating even more load on Sony servers side.
[Sony Cross-Device General] kraml:
Thanks. I like this website.

I already have a browser open after my Windows started so I don't need another tool just to check for a easy version number. This website is a better fit for me.
[Sony Cross-Device General] walkwitmeinhel:
Why not make apk checker

Xperia Z existenze V6
[Sony Cross-Device General] olokos:
It looks great and is made really well, but I'm not sure whether it's a website issue or custom rom issue because I'm running on .681 based rom and it won't tell me about a new firmware update, yet the website tells me this:

Model: C6903

Custom number: 1276-7939

Latest firmware: 14.3.A.0.757

Any ideas?
[Sony Cross-Device General] getochkn:
You don't have the L on the list.
[Sony Cross-Device General] pascalbrax:
If you don't insert your own Custom number, the website picks a generic one (if available) or a random one from its countries database. And we all know Sony doesn't deploy firmware updates homogeneously between countries.

For exampe: these custom numbers 1276-2221, 1276-4318 and 1279-2261 will give you all different firmware versions.
[Sony Cross-Device General] pascalbrax:
Added, thank you.

BTW, the custom id for Wind is 1272-3535.
[Sony Cross-Device General] pascalbrax:
That's a nice idea, and I'm working on it.

Meanwhile, the website works nicely on your phone.
[Sony Cross-Device General] olokos:
I know that it have to be my customization and I actually put my customization in there...

Wysłane z mojego C6903 przy użyciu Tapatalka
[Sony Cross-Device General] pascalbrax:
I see.

So, you have an older firmware than the one available online. But PC Companion or SEUS doesn't give you any update, is this what you mean?

If I'm right, then there are 2 options:

the OTA check is always slower than PCC or SEUS (or my website) and it may take days before the phone notifies you.

You have unlocked the bootloader or done some tricky stuff and therefore new updates are no more notified to you (check this page).
[Sony Cross-Device General] olokos:
Yeah, you're right. I should have thought about it. Nice work btw. Clean, sleek, easy to use, gorgeous, Sony styled and other small things like the refresh button and a bookmark. It looks like it's so simple, nobody would use it, yet it looks great and makes the website complete and finished.

How you managed to check the firmware based on customization btw?

Wysłane z mojego C6903 przy użyciu Tapatalka
[Sony Cross-Device General] pascalbrax:
Thank you, thank you, thank you for your kind words!

I wish I have posted about my work way earlier (this web site is up and running since june 2013).

Well, the core of my website is totally based from [MENTION=5164470]Apollo89[/MENTION] work and his post listing all the Xperia Z firmwares. I just put a good looking wrapper around it.
[Sony Cross-Device General] olokos:
You're welcome. You've done a great job and it looks awesome, I just said what's on my mind. :)
[Sony Cross-Device General] Macmol:
[MENTION=3189658]pascalbrax[/MENTION]

I like your work. Go on like this.

Mac
[Sony Cross-Device General] pascalbrax:
Added support (at last) for the Xperia Z2...
[Sony Cross-Device General] pascalbrax:
The website is under heavy maintenance, it's not dead, yet. :)
[Sony Cross-Device General] pascalbrax:
After so many days, I've added the HSPA version of the Xperia Z2 to the list and a few new Xperia tablets. :)
[Sony Cross-Device General] IgorEisberg:
What for? XperiFirm does the check much more efficiently, and has absolutely every Xperia device and every possible CDA.
[Sony Cross-Device General] pascalbrax:
That's very cool! A very nice app you done.

How did you generate the list for all the devices?
[Sony Cross-Device General] IgorEisberg:
I built a private program called XperiFirmSearch that loops through CDAs one by one and sees if there's a firmware by that CDA and Device. It's extremely fast, it checks about 10 CDAs per second. When a CDF is found, it gets its Market (AKA "Region" in the community's slang) and Operator (AKA "Branding" in the community's slang) for it.
[Sony Cross-Device General] zxz0O0:
That sounds really interesting. Any reason why this tool is not open source?
[Sony Cross-Device General] IgorEisberg:
Because it has no purpose but to fill up XperiFirm's database. No other reason to use it.
[Sony Cross-Device General] zxz0O0:
I don't want to use it. I want to see how it works.
[Sony Cross-Device General] IgorEisberg:
I want a million bucks.

I don't just release code, I collaborate with developers who serve my interests. One hand washes the other.
[Sony Cross-Device General] pascalbrax:
Is this still XDA?

Isn't this the place were people share software and solutions?

I don't understand, you have done a great software like XperiFirm that does a very great job, but you want "a milion bucks" for this thing.

I'm not sure I understand your point. Is this search software something made from Sony's reverse engineering that you can't share?
[Sony Cross-Device General] IgorEisberg:
You are that kind of lame person who doesn't understand sarcasm? I never said I actually want "a milion bucks or this thing". It's called sarcasm and my point is "you can't always get what you want".

If I say I don't want to share it, then just face it like a big boy. For example, I am cooperating with Flashtool's developer, simply because he actually made something useful for the community. It's highly unlikely you did as well.

[MENTION=3975929]zxz0O0[/MENTION] since you're a dev yourself, if you wanted to discuss the sources you should have contacted me privately, like Androxyde did.

However, just as there is no copycat to Flashtool, I don't wish any greedy jerk to take my work and make a profit or steal the credit for the job that took my free time to accomplish, and this should be respected, as I get absolutely no gain from throwing the code to the horde from the goodness of my heart.
[Sony Cross-Device General] zxz0O0:
Well, it's fine. Just as final tip, your posts (even if you think they're sarcastic, and no, not only the one above) make you look pretty arrogant. I think, it's safe to say I'm not the only one with this impression.

However, thank you for answering my question. Have a nice day.
[Sony Cross-Device General] pascalbrax:
I did as well... what? Cooperating with Flashtool's dev? Nope, unfortunately he didn't need my help. Made something useful for the community? Well, yes.

Now, back to your search, you know I've used XperiFirm and you know it's great. :good:

You know there are some "tools" around here to check firmware, like your XperiFirm, or UpdateChecker by [MENTION=5230217]Macmol[/MENTION] or my website, which doesn't have so many devices, but that's ok since I've made it the first time more than one year ago just for checking my Xperia Z phone.

I have a question for you, a serious one: since your search tool is so good and fast, I don't doubt that, and we don't want to hammer Sony servers, do you think is there a way to create a big one database that we can check online and that can feed all this data to your software, or another one, or flashtool or anyone?

Of course you don't have to do all this alone.
[Sony Cross-Device General] IgorEisberg:
When I first made XperiFirm, it was for my benefit at first, then I decided that it'll serve the community well. I never, ever, said that I am that kind of person who shares everything. This is what I get for sharing: being called arrogant, being blamed for wanting profit, being asked for more and more. I should have kept it for myself and save me some nerves.

The important thing, after all, is not XperiFirmSearch, but its output (the CDAs). What good will it give if every pro and noob as one will start playing with it and hammer Sony servers, right?

Right now I'm storing the results of XperiFirmSearch on my private site, only because I have no "major" place to create a dedicated, public database. I won't mind if people would use this kind of database for their project, but I would mind if they use the one stored on my website (limited bandwidth concerns).
[Sony Cross-Device General] pascalbrax:
Oh man, I understand you. I've made my web page just for myself and for fun and now people complain that it doesn't have enough devices. :fingers-crossed:

You're called arrogant because of your posts, not because of what you've done.

For what is worth, you gave to the community a very nice tool and I'm grateful to you for that.

Yes, the search results are very interesting. Mainly because YOUR LISTS ARE THE BEST HERE. Mind you, the other update checker tool is updated by the community, my web site is updated by myself when I find the right info around and I discard old phones because there's no need for a firmware check of an old Xperia S.

But your list is 100% complete and automatic. That's why I was giving you the hint that all these software could benefit from your work.

Of course, if you want to share it with everyone, this is your call.

if you're interested, I have a few hosts and databases around the internet and if I can help you somehow, just tell me what you need. I have much respect for your work and your privacy.
[Sony Cross-Device General] IgorEisberg:
Thank you. I store the lists in XMLs, since I do some fixing of the Operator labels (Sony has a weird and inconsistent way of writing operator names) so it's just a fast storage for XMLs that is needed.

By the way, I'm not a modest person, that I know already. But "arrogant" is an overstatement.

Generally, I have a syncing software that can upload updates quickly.
[Sony Cross-Device General] pascalbrax:
For who still cares, I've just added the Xperia Z3 to the supported devices list. :)
[Sony Cross-Device General] zxz0O0:
Why don't you query laguCool's server? This way you'd in sync with his device / cust # list but still have the benfit of a website (i.e. it runs on any device and no need to download anything).

http://www.iagucool.com/xperifirm/devices.xml

http://www.iagucool.com/xperifirm/device/D5503.xml
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] antolepore:
Hello,

I own a smartphone Sony Experia U with Android version 4.0.4

When activated the tethering show a network error message and than the tethering does not work.

How should I proceed?

Regards

Antonio
[HTC One Max] fostazz:
Hi

I managed to get back to stock rom (restored from a backup), flashed the stock recovery and now i'm unable to relock the bootloader (no more root/superuser)

is there a way to lock it back without htcdev?
[HTC One Max] abusalza:
run fastboot comand:

fastboot oem lock

it will give your bootloader status to "re-lock"
[HTC One Max] fostazz:
I got relocked status, I want locked status if possible
[HTC One Max] japodude:
unlock again using htc dev, then lock using scotty123's method posted here, http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2540004

on scottys page, look at page 7, at bottom, download link for his lock/unlock tool.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Themes and Apps] Andromendous:
Hello all, I've noticed there's not too many wallpapers out there for our tablets, I've searched google a few times but I really don't see much I really like. Either their way too big or way too small, or they just don't suite my taste.

Well, if anyone would like to share any good wallpapers in general, but I do really like dark/blue wallpapers to be specific.

Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.:D
[Nexus 7 (2013) Themes and Apps] cujo6801:
Have you tried zedge from the play store?

There is literally thousands of wallpapers to chose from...

Sent from the "DOG" pound
[Nexus 7 (2013) Themes and Apps] Rahul721:
You can try using the Facets app. Its $0.99 but worth it.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Themes and Apps] Andromendous:
Thanks for the reply guys ill check em out!
[Nexus 7 (2013) Themes and Apps] pepsitank:
Search

Ok, what you can do is go to google and type what you want then go to More then Search Tools then type in your tablets screen size(find it when setting wallpaper, you have to click the ruler thing) type that in then go to color and choose the color you want. then look for one you like and download it.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Themes and Apps] aFancyTickler:
try minimal wallpapers. use that for my tablet. also facets is a good choice too
[Nexus 7 (2013) Themes and Apps] chocowilliam:
Wallies from Zedge arent suited for Nexus 7
[Nexus 7 (2013) Themes and Apps] Rahul721:
I found the best Wallpaper app ever :o

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ogqcorp.bgh
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] mohsin1685:
iam using micromax a52 stock v4 rom . when i try flash boot,img to root v4 rom by this method (Android Development and Hacking > Miscellaneous Android Development > Micromax A52 ROOTED!!!! ) then my phone is rooted but sim card is not detect.(but this method working for me rom v3). thats why i flash again stock rom v4 now phone is working perfect but i want root access so pls give me modified boot.img for stock rom v4
[Zooper Widget Templates] sterussus:
The bigger inner circle is battery percentage, the smaller one shows free ram.

Thank me if you like it.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Genebaby:
I've been running Jans ported GPE rom on my work I9505.

I chose it as it is so close to stock I could remove root after install to use company email.

However it could be a little more stable. RR's and FC's are taking their toll.

I tried using ART and that bricked the phone so I reinstalled fresh.

Just now I thought I was going through another RR when I was in a hurry to open a page in Chrome and it will no longer boot, just the coloured circles over and over.

Can someone recommend another Rom that's very stock KK that would be ok to run with the phone not rooted?

I am guessing that the more custom Roms would need root access due to the higher functions they support.

Thanks

Vic
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jeffsf:
These are the forums for the SGH-T959V, a phone that had its last OEM ROM from Gingerbread. You probably want a different section of XDA.

---

Posted from whatever phone booted today
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Genebaby:
Ha ha, you're right. I read it as Galaxy S4 4G. I will try again.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] flipq88:
I guess google is down?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] stevessvt:
Its actually 2.265GHz, like the snapdragon 800 in other phones. Samsung likes to round up.
[HTC Typhoon] dexter90:
Hi I have a desperate need to put the wm2003se in my sp3!!! I now possess the wm5!!! I have only this smartphone I would be thankful if someone of posted me to your r2sd all or rather the complete backup in how much I have a memory of 1 gb!! thanks thousand attend in how much my cell wants 2003. thanks
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] whoknowshimself:
Correct me if I'm wrong: Samsung I9305 Galaxy S III also known as Samsung GALAXY S III LTE is similar to galaxy POP with only two differences:

1. the internal memory of POP is only 8GB compared to 16GB of I9305.

2. The screen size of POP is a little smaller.

Being that said, can I use the root methods of I9305 to root POP?
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] whoknowshimself:
No one knows how to root Samsung galaxy POP? Interesting... :D
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] ussl:
always is bad idea to use same root method for other devices

just google how to root galaxy pop
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] whoknowshimself:
Everyone, please refer to the following link for a working root method:

http://xdaforums.com/android/help/root-shv-e220s-android-v4-4-4-pda-t2992324
[Desire HD Android Development] besimm:
​

ABOUT:

XperiaKat is a ROM based on XPERIA Z1 UI, all things are working, it's the same UI like Z1, but i couldn't port lockscreen, but don't lose your hopes, maybe in next updates will bring here Xperia Z1 LockScreen ​

FEATURES:

- Based on Musta's CM11

- XPERIA Z1 UI/Theme

- XPERIA Z1 Fonts

- XPERIA Z1 Apps

- XPERIA JELLY BEAN BOOTANIMATION

- Removed unnecessary applications from CM11

- Latest CM Source

​

WHAT IS NEEDED:

HTC Desire HD

Recovery

S-OFF Recommended

Time

​

ISSUES:

- No issues til now, except lockscreen, it works but it's not xperia lockscreen...

​

WORKING:

-Wi-Fi

-Bluetooth

-Keyboard

-Audio

-Wi-Fi Hotspot (for better performance, install Wifi Tether from Play Store

-Call

-And all other things...

​

DOWNLOAD LINK:

https://mega.co.nz/#!ZoNUQJ6I!RHnwlSiMRotW19_C4B3PAJ06ZvWCQgYQsqXZMsFlJZs

GAPPS:

http://d-h.st/NiU

​

2. Support

For every issues or questions that you have, feel free to post them in this thread.

For urgent Answer - send a private message to me.​

CREDITS:

Musta - for his amazing CM11

Saroni - for his ROM in chinese...

StevanDj - for his ROM for Xperia ARC

dr.patron99 - for helping and inspiring me for this ROM

ThatsAllNow Team - for WalkMan

rahulananda - Honorary User

Me - for helping me to build this rom :p

​

​

3. Disclaimer

# I am not responsible for bricked devices or any other thing, and don't send PM to me if anything goes wrong...

*/END/*​

Kernel Source: https://github.com/AceEnablementProject/htc7x30-3.0​

Thank you for using my ROM, ENJOY!! ​

XDA:DevDB Information

[ROM][4.4.2][XPERIA]XperiaKat, a ROM for the HTC Desire HD

Contributors

besimm, rahulananda

ROM OS Version: 4.4.x KitKat

ROM Kernel: Linux 3.0.x

ROM Firmware Required: S-OFF

Based On: CyanogenMod Xperia Z1

Version Information

Status: Stable

Current Stable Version: V1.0

Stable Release Date: 2014-04-11

Created 2014-04-12

Last Updated 2014-04-24
[Desire HD Android Development] besimm:
Reserved
[Desire HD Android Development] besimm:
One for me :D
[Desire HD Android Development] besimm:
Another ONE :D
[Desire HD Android Development] 3498BoyZ:
Congrats bro

Gesendet von meinem One X mit Tapatalk
[Desire HD Android Development] besimm:
thanks :)
[Desire HD Android Development] PHOENIX-9:
i think im gonna wait for a stable release

id i may request to do another mirror in the future :)
[Desire HD Android Development] besimm:
Well, i'm changing the name of thread, as i saw until now no bug showed.

as for the mirror, i'm going to upload in dev host soon...
[Desire HD Android Development] coolyahya:
Yeah, I am not dependent on u. I have done my concerned work. And anyone can understand from this pm that I said u can use cm ROM, I didn't mentioned my ROM. Idk why you thought that this meant my rom
[Desire HD Android Development] shunfanit:
this rom doesn't work after installing google app (gapps-jb-20130812-signed)
[Desire HD Android Development] reformista45:
Hi guy.

These gapps are for jellybean, this rom is kitkat, plain not work.

The two developers, please stop arguing and put you agree, you need both, as is the issue of the Desire HD, please do not close any thread and work together,

Great thanks.
[Desire HD Android Development] Stephen:
Moderator warning,

I have cleaned multiple posts. Remember forum rules. If you have an issue with a user, do not start a flame war with them on a public thread. Report the issue to the moderators and we will deal with it.

Ghost
[Desire HD Android Development] besimm:
GAPPS ADDED

These gapps are for Xperia ARC/S, but works on DHD too
[Desire HD Android Development] vrg3030:
hi, this rom is incredibly good, is soft, looks great and everything works properly, install a gapps download from another site and all good, very good work and keep it up OP
[Desire HD Android Development] nazimohideen:
Yes it is best and smooth :thumbup:

But found a problem with force close of setup wizard. So removed setupwizard.apk and reinstalled everything and now it is working without any issues and no lag at all

:)
[Desire HD Android Development] vrg3030:
initial configuration just stopped but then returned to begin to choose language and continued without problem, everything else works perfect, I have not had to delete setupwizard.apk, sorry for my bad English
[Desire HD Android Development] besimm:
Thanks for finding the bug, i'll fix it soon :)
[Desire HD Android Development] mickeyasamoah:
Looks nice. Good job.

Quick question.

When is the mirror coming? Downloading from Mega is something.

Pls add a mirror.

ASAP!!!!!!!

Once again good job.

I just finnished flashing it and...

# There was no boot animation and adb logcat also kept showing --waiting for device---. I almost did a battery pull cause i taught it was frozen.

# I have experienced some glitches in the walkman player and kernel tuner and also some part of settings.

# Walkman Player doesnt show music stored on my SDCARD unless i select the music from a filemanager and play it with walkman player. Same applies to Albums.

# After takin a picture or recording a video, the normal swipe to the left to preview doesnt work.

# Its a little slow. Takes some seconds (2-2.5) before responding when touching icons and stuff.

# Walkman Skips seconds of music when playing.

# When usb is inserted there isnt any Mass Storage notification in status bar.

Thats all for the meantime.
[Desire HD Android Development] XDA_h3n:
This is Xperia Z lockscreen is based on cm10 but could you try it; as it's for all HDPI devices: http://www.mediafire.com/download/1fnv55km44iehts/Sony+Xperia-Z+Lockscreen+For+CM10.zip

This used to work on a cm10 xperia themed rom; but I don't know if it will work as this uses a cm10 android policy file.
[Desire HD Android Development] matroihanoi:
Dear all

I't have issue force close when i try thí funtion: Setting/interface/Quicksettingpanel/Title and layout

- NOtification pannel issue, too

I hope thí ROm will have "transparent status bar" in the next version , and more icon can be add to quick settieng pannel : Volume, netwock mode ....