yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Joku1981:
1. Install Kies 3. Look for the 3 letters btw parenthesis close CSC. It will give u the code for know what firmware you have to download.

2. Go to Sammobile.com, log and sig in (pic 1)

3. Look for your firmware and download it

4. Flash it through ODIN like in the pic attached 2

5. Enjoy it :)
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sonnyblack100:
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[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Joku1981:
1. Unlock ur phone thorugh IMEI. You can find a lot of pages in Internet that do this cheap.

2. You cant downgrade ur phone without millions of problems (signal lost, no sound, no wifi, random reboots....). Dont do it :highfive:
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sonnyblack100:
I messed up updates related to regions and operators. My phone is unlocked as I mentioned above, so I can use my BHT card, so you can ignore my previous post. But what about updates? I must wait every time those updates for CH region?

Can someone give detailed explanation what these distributions according to region mean? Why there is not ONE OFFICIAL ANDROID DISTRIBUTION for specific phone model?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FalloutState:
Hey guys, if this is in the wrong section feel free to move it. For whatever reason there still isn't a sub-section for the Pantech Flex...

Anyways, long story short, I had some issues with the stock setup and so I used the built-in Reset option under Settings -> Backup & Reset..

This resulted in a soft-brick of sorts, I can't get past the AT&T logo screen, and since it had just been reset, USB Debugging is NOT enabled.. *sigh*

So, I'm trying to use Fastboot to flash/boot CWM so I can recover from this little predicament (I hadn't successfully flashed CWM yet).. but on 99% of Fastboot commands, I get the following error:

C:\> fastboot flash recovery cwm.img
sending 'recovery' (8076 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.608s]
writing 'recovery'...
FAILED (remote: Not Support !!)
finished. total time: 0.608s

Which leads me to believe I need to unlock some things.. and upon looking around (the VERY limited information for this device...) I found a few suggestions of using "fastboot oem unlock", however it gives the same "FAILED (remote: Not Support !!)" command..

Anyone know anything that may help? Thanks guys!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] es0tericcha0s:
You probably should be able to get out of trouble with this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2472487
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thy Boss:
Ur lucky its soft brick!

Mine got super hard bricked.....

There are many ways to solve soft brick....

Just go cwm and flash a right rom for u.....

If u dont have cwm feel free to search in the forum......
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] es0tericcha0s:
OP stated that they have not had any luck getting CWM to work.

And to OP - sorry! I just double checked the instructions I linked to, but realized you need adb working for the method if you are already on JB. Please let me know if you are ICS or JB and I'll see if I can't give you better direction...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FalloutState:
Sadly yes, I'm already on JB.. My apologies for the slow reply, didn't get notifications like I thought I had set.

Also, I've gotten it to boot up, but the launcher seems to have been erased and so I get a black screen. Status bar still appears but I can't pull it down to access settings. Navigation buttons respond to input but are still useless without a launcher.

On another note, I've tried flashing a few zips via stock recovery's adb sideload mode, everything from cwm to an entire (stock and otherwise) rom, even just a launcher since that should be all I need, but every time I tried to sideload, it would get to 49% and suddenly "Installation Aborted!" Not sure why that doesn't work... *sigh*
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] es0tericcha0s:
Got yourself a tricky one here.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=37320624&postcount=88

Use that modded stock recovery to have proper adb access in recovery, and do: adb install launcher.apk (non /system version with that command, and launcher.apk can be named anythingyouwant.apk)

I kind of think that isn't going to be enough though.

If that doesn't work, it might be worth trying to fastboot boot a version of CWM, have the rom you need on the SD card and use that to flash. CWM won't stay, but if you boot and all is well, that can be re-added easily. Let's get the easy option out of the way first though.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FalloutState:
I saw that first link while searching for solutions, however that dropbox link is dead. [MENTION=4571844]timmythanoob[/MENTION], do you still have this file available?

As far as your second idea of using "fastboot boot xxx.img" or whatever have you, the issue with that is that the "boot" command is one of the Fastboot commands I mentioned in the OP that gives the "Remote: Not Support!!" error, which from what I can find is an issue with "aboot" in the JB update...

If I can get ahold of timmythanoob's recovery image with ADB access, then even if adb install'ing a launcher doesn't work, I could still have WAY more options to work with and I'm confident that with full ADB access I could restore the device to working order... IF someone can get me that recovery w/ adb :|

EDIT: Actually I don't think even timmythanoob's recovery image will work since I don't have access to the "fastboot boot" command... I really think my only options are PDL mode and sideloading a zip in recovery. PDL won't work because of the lack of PDL's for our device (and Pantech refusing to give me one), and sideloading a zip in recovery, for whatever reason, always seems to fail with an Installation Aborted... -_-

Anyone have any ideas?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] es0tericcha0s:
Sorry, a lot of the info for this phone is mixed and matched between instructions for ICS and JB. So, basically, it seems you are boned. Only way to properly get fastboot to work would be to downgrade the aboot, which you can't do because you have to be rooted and booted while on JB to do so. Same thing with CWM on JB. Have to be rooted and booted. :/ Sorry man.

Last resort I can see would be trying to flash the JB OTA zip via stock recovery:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=46025559&postcount=164

But even that guy who obviously knows these devices a bit better than we do says it probably wouldn't work for someone in your situation a bit later in that thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=46209691&postcount=174

But that's pretty much your last option at this stage other than sending it into Pantech so they can use their firmware flashing tool since they won't share it with anyone.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FalloutState:
I tried that JB OTA, didn't work. 49% and then Installation Aborted. I was going to send it to Pantech but I imagine they won't help since thanks to my recovery attempts, in the bootloader screen it shows as being rooted and tampered with. :(
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] es0tericcha0s:
Sucks man. One of the downsides of their being so many different devices out there. Only so many developers to go around and that combined with little to no support from Pantech... :/
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FalloutState:
I'm going to claim OP resurrection rights and bring this back up in hopes that someone can help. Anyone know anything?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] charminster:
Please help I am new to this stuff and yesterday I got my phone to cm 10.1 but I realized the .zip from the thread was wrong and now i have 4.2.1 running on my phone but 4.3 gapps and because of that my phones keyboard wont work. Also I cant flash new gapps because it doesn't let me install from my external sd and i haven't found a way to connect my phone to my computer.

Can someone please help me?

Tell me ways I can connect to my pc?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Connor Baker:
You can't just... Plug it in to your PC? Don't you have a USB cable?

Connor Baker
[Samsung Infuse 4G] charminster:
No it doesn't connect to my computer. Even tried with other computers and wires
[Samsung Infuse 4G] OfficerJimLahey:
If you cannot turn developer mode on and use ADB push, then, you should be able to in CWM.

Failing that, does Google Play work?

If so, install (from your PC via Google Play page) WiFi File Transfer Pro, fire up an FTP session and push the needed GApps over.

And if all else fails...

ODIN back to stock.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] charminster:
I really don't get it

Can you explain this in detail?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] OfficerJimLahey:
Sure thing.

ADB is the debug program for Android. You can use it specifically to push files to the device. But it is not turned on on the device by default. You will need to go into developer options under settings and turn USB debugging on (if Developer Options is not there, go into About Phone and tap Build Number 7 or 8 times tom unlock the feature).

For this to work, you will need a linux PC with an ADB binary (if using Debian/Ubuntu, can "apt-get install adb", then run adb as superuser or sudo) or a windows computer with adbsetup installed. The latter will install the program to C:\adb. So open a command prompt and (with the device plugged in and developer options turned on) type:

c:
cd \adb
adb devices

You should get a listing of your device, raring to go. If so, great! Copy the the appropriate Gapps package to C:\ADB and type:

adb push gapps-4.2.zip gapps-4.2.zip

...or whatever the filename is called (there twice as it needs the local and remote file name).

So if that works, can reboot into recovery (CWM) via the three finger salute (turn device off fully, wait a few seconds, hold down both volume buttons while pressing the power button), wipe dalvik cache, and flash the right GApps.

Another option is if you can add Google Play apps to your device. Don't imagine, but if it is possible, fire up your computer and log into your Google Play account. Search for "WiFi File Transfer Pro" and install. With a Wifi connection on the device, it should download and install. If it doesn't, try the scorched earth option below. If it does install, open Wifi File Transfer Pro, turn on FTP server, and keep note of the IP address and Port (Will be noted as IP:Port). Open or install an FTP client like FileZilla on your PC, and open a connection using that IP address and Port. Transfer the Gapps package over to the device, in the root folder. Then like above, reboot into recovery and wipe dalvik, flash gapps.

The last option, the scorched earth method, is to bring everything back to stock, mind you with root and CWM. Pick option D from the above link (previous post). Download and install adbsetup for the drivers. Option D download will come with a program called ODIN, and that link will have detailed instructions (download and extract the files, open ODIN, put the phone into download mode by turning the device off, hold down both volume buttons while inserting the MicroUSB cable, place the extracted files inthe right sections of ODIN, and flash away).

Hope this helps.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] charminster:
Ok one of my main problems is that I can't use keyboard...which means no internet because I can't type any passwords

And the other big thing is that none of my computers connect toy phone even with USB debugging on from setting and even in recovery

I was wondering if I get a connection with no password will I be update from the phone because there is an option to do so.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] OfficerJimLahey:
Because Google Play is part of Gapps, there is no guarantee that will work either to update. If you can find an unsecured network (or temporarily turn off WPA on your router), you can test this, but at this point, I would be doing the scorched earth method. You would only be going back to Gingerbread, and however you play your cards (whether you disable lagfix or flash ICS as an intermediary), you would only be one or two flashes away from a functional Jellybean.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] charminster:
Ok my phone doesnt connect with usb ive tried several different times.

I did the adb method everything was fine except i didnt get the device list ,it was empty.

So if it cant connect how will i connect it to my computer to use odin?

Ps. I did download the drivers
[Samsung Infuse 4G] OfficerJimLahey:
True enough. Lets try this (as I just thought about it via some other weird, more convoluted way). CM 10.1 comes with a file manager right? Download the 4.2 Gapps onto your mcroSD card, insert it into your device. Fire up the file manager. Copy the Gapps file from the external SD card to the internal card, root folder (where the offending Gapps lies). Reboot into ClockworkMod and wipe Dalvik and install the appropriate zip.

If this does not work, my more convoluted way wouldn't either (search and download "wifi file transfer pro apk" to SD, open with file manager, install, follow the rest of above option 2), and would be out of options except getting your hardware fixed (as it sounds like your device not connecting via USB is a hardware issue).
[Samsung Infuse 4G] charminster:
Ive tried with micro sd before and it hasnt worked

The thing is that All of this stopped working after the update and the thing that i disliked the most was that when i was getting the update it said jb 4.2 gapps but proved wrong

:(:crying:
[Samsung Infuse 4G] OfficerJimLahey:
You tried mounting the microSD with the proper Gapps, and copying it with CM's File Manager (to the internal disk to be picked up by CWM later)? Just being clear, and making sure you are not talking about trying to install a zip directly from the MicroSD with CWM (as mentioned, and ruled out before). Because these are two completely different things. Is the MicroSD readable at all on your device? Is it formatted properly (FAT32, or even Ext2/3/4, but not NTFS)?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] charminster:
Can you explain the formatting stuff?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] OfficerJimLahey:
Sure. Insert the microSD into your computer, and open up Windows Explorer. There will be a new drive that appears. Right click on that removable drive, and select Properties. Confirm the File System. If it is FAT32, you are okay. If it is NTFS, or exFAT, you will need to format (as the Infuse will not recognize these formats). Press Cancel.

Before beginning, make a backup of the MicroSD card, as we are going to wipe and start from scratch. Then, right click on the removable drive again (and only this drive, or you will cause damage to your computer) and select Format. Change the file system to FAT32. If this is not an option, find and download a disk utility that will (I'm not familiar with them, but google "removable storage format fat32 download" for one). Press start, and wait a few minutes. When done, you can reload your files on the drive (restore your backup), and try inserting it in your Infuse again.

Hope this helps.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] charminster:
I followed all your steps bit the phone still doesnt read it i opened setting..storage..mount external sd

But it wasnt letting me and the same thing trying through recoveryCWM
[Samsung Infuse 4G] OfficerJimLahey:
Probably not, IIRC external SD did not work in CWM for the Infuse. But re-read post #10, what I'm suggesting is getting CWM to read the proper Gapps from the internal card, but placing it there with CyanogenMod's file manager.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] charminster:
I cant get it there because i cant do anything with the sd card it doesnt show in file manager either
[Samsung Infuse 4G] OfficerJimLahey:
Sorry, I misread your previous post. Thanks for the clarification. What are the details on the microSD card? Make, model, speed, capacity? If it is a 64+ GB card, it would spell problems as the Infuse was never rated for a capacity that large.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] charminster:
It's a sandisk 16 gb

Sd card

Fat32
[Samsung Infuse 4G] OfficerJimLahey:
No reason why the microSD won't work in the Infuse.

If you have a Bluetooth keyboard you can borrow - or try buying (not sure if it will connect) - but if you can get your hands on one, you could use that (never had to use one so I don't know how they connect) to download the right GApps package to your phone (via the built-in browser).

I'm curious as well, if the speech-to-text works. You could use google now search to find the gapps package ("okay google, xda developers") and browse to the right page. Of course you will need a unsecured network to attempt.

Other than that, unfortunately I'm out of ideas.
[LG G Pro 2] wolfgart:
Guys , i'm so happy with this Great F350K and i think is the Best device now on the market.

But here in Europe there's no way to enable edge network on this device ( same thing was using G2 F320K or S ).

The Service Menu is not useful to enable edge network too , Damn.

Do you know if exists a valid method to do this ? Maybe try to modify Modem.img ?
[LG G Pro 2] hkfriends:
http://bbs.gaodi.net/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=658990&extra=page=1

please move this thread to Q&A
[LG G Pro 2] wolfgart:
Bro, hard chinese language here. Need someone here try on his F350 and make an english guide
[LG G Pro 2] buenarc:
Not really sure what to do on this. Hope someone can post here. Thanks
[LG G Pro 2] wolfgart:
can someone using G2 (F320 variant) try this guide. or AT&T variant. The goal is enable or disable a type of network
[LG G Pro 2] wolfgart:
any ideas ?
[LG G Pro 2] wolfgart:
is seems my phone is not viewed from QPST https://www.dropbox.com/s/8xt3yho3g16in4r/2014-05-08 09_37_43-Program Manager.png

I'm only able to see lg serial port (in device manager) if phone started in download mode. No way to have serial port on OS booted
[LG G Pro 2] hkfriends:
Basically it is a tool for communcate with QUALCOMM device (so it is not limited to LG, Samsung....etc)

It has some variables coded in the modem storage, so we have to change these value and enable EDGE for example...

PS: make sure dail: 3845#*350#

hidden menu

Port Setting -> Diag Setting => USB Set for Diag

1) you need to install QPST v2.7.374 which support 4G

https://mydownloadsection.googlecode.com/files/QPST.2.7.374.rar

2) you need QUALCOMM QXDM 3.09.19

http://bbs.gaodi.net/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=658994

then, just extract it and run ./bin/QXDM.exe

3) install LG drivers

4) when plug in usb, select LG software mode

5) change the LG driver to com41

6) run QXDM

7) right click (windows notification bar "earth icon"), select Qpst Configuration

8) add new port (you should see com41 port there) and enable it

9) go back to QXDM, select Options -> communication ports

10) select com41 port

all done, just edit the value and write as below for Edge

It looks like ID 0508 = EDGE Feature Support, by default is 0 (false=disable)

ID Value

00911 0x0c

00947 0x0c

02508 1

02509 1

02510 0x01

02511 0x02

02512 0x01
​

PS: not all modem can allow to write new value... I tried , it can write but not saved... so failed at the end
[LG G Pro 2] wolfgart:
hey man, thank you, your guide is simply gorgeous . Great !

I've tried too and the same, i can write value but baseband is not written and don't allow to save :(

Do you think this is a QPST release limitation for this modem or there are some modem write protection ?
[LG G Pro 2] hkfriends:
No idea, it should work in previous model...
[LG G Pro 2] wolfgart:
Oh damn :( Maybe we should find another QPST sw version or try to edit modem.img to make it writeble ?
[LG G Pro 2] hkfriends:
I think it is due to baseband, I tried different newer version on QPST / QXDM is not ok
[LG G Pro 2] wolfgart:
ok, so sure, need a method to make writable this damn of baseband
[LG G Pro 2] hkfriends:
find another modem.img and test.... my understanding it is baseband locked
[LG G Pro 2] wolfgart:
sure ! We can try using D837 or D838 modem.img and merge needed files to original korean modem.img ?
[LG G Pro 2] hkfriends:
i will try d838 modem tonight, currently f350 is not allowed.
[LG G Pro 2] wolfgart:
Ok bro.

from my F350K
[LG G Pro 2] hkfriends:
Finally, as I said before, Kr baseband is not supported for EDGE, so I use D838 (HK version) and it is working perfectly with QXDM...

Once wirte the value, you can read it back correctly.

I am following this site to tweak the EDGE values

http://www.lgbbs.com/thread-6482-1-1.html

00911 GPRS Multi Slot Class	0x0C Org: 0x00

00947 GPRS Enable Anite GCF 51.00	0x00

01030 Force UE SGSNR GSM R99 Version	0x02 Org: 0x00

01031 Force UE MSCR GSM R99 Version	0x02 Org: 0x00

02508 EDGE Feature Support	0X0001 Org: 0x000

02509 EDGE Multislot Class	0

02510 EDGE 8PSK Power Class	0x00

02511 EDGE 8PSK Power Capability	0x02 Org: 0x00

02512 GERAN Feature Pack 1	0x02 Org: 0x00

03628 DTM Features Support	0

03629 DTM Multislot Class	0

03630 EDA Features Support	1

04116 Internet NACC Support	0x02 Org: 0x00

04117 DARP Feature Support	0x02 Org: 0x00

HK D838 v1.0a modem.img

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzU7nKKydeClLUxjN2dORnpUcXc/edit?usp=sharing
[LG G Pro 2] zain rizvi:
Hi, first of all thanks goes to "hkfriends" for this usefull guide, i hv tried this on my korean G2 F320L, same thing happend, was able to edit values but couldn't save them, can someone please guide me how can I enable EDGE for my F320L??
[LG G Pro 2] Murshad007:
I ma getting greyed out options... whats wrong?

check pictures..

Sent from LG G Flex F340K
[LG G Pro 2] bartdotnet:
i tried this on my f350L and its working perfectly. my signal turns E and instead of GPRS now its EDGE
[LG G Pro 2] Murshad007:
02508 EDGE Feature Support

I am unable to change this value on my G Flex F340K.

I can edit and write 0x0001 successfully. but when I read its again 0x0000

Any solution?

I can edit all other settings...

You can look At my current settings

Nv Browser

Item ID Description	Original Value	Changed Value

00911	GPRS Multi Slot Class	0x00	0x0C

00947	GPRS Enable Anite GCF 51.010	0x00 or 0x0C

01030	Force UE SGSNR GSM R99 Version	0x00	0x02

01031	Force UE MSCR GSM R99 Version	0x00	0x02

02508	EDGE Feature Support	0x0000	0x0001 or 1

02509	EDGE Multislot Class	0	0 or 1 (10 or 12 Better)

02510	EDGE 8PSK Power Class	0x00 or 0x01

02511	EDGE 8PSK Power Capability	0x00	0x02

02512	GERAN Feature Pack	0x00	0x02 or 0x01

03628	DTM Features Support	0

03629	DTM Multislot Class	0

03630	EDA Features Support	1

04116	Internet NACC Support	0x00	0x02

04117	DARP Feature Support	0x00	0x02

3G and HSPA

03649	WCDMA RRC Version	4 (Rel 8)	8 (Rel 99) Slow (3 = Rel 7, 2 = Rel 6, 1= Rel 5)

04118	HSDPA Category	24	(10, 12, 14 According to devcie can be changed)

04210	HSUPA Category	6	5 (Depending on Device)
[LG G Pro 2] Waxim1:
Hi :D , were you able to enable EDGE or not?
[LG G Pro 2] Murshad007:
I can change but it didnt sticks..

Modem is write protected.

Some one told me that i have to do

"

adb shell

su

setprop persist.usb.eng 1

"

I didnt experimented yet.. As I am currently on G2 Tmobile..

Will check later
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] F4M0U569:
I know hangouts does it but people are receiving them as jpg? What sms app do you guys use to send gif to iphone users
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] datallboy:
I don't think you can directly send gifs via SMS. You could post to imgur and send the link though.
[General Topics] admiral_k:
Dear All,

do anyone of you know of a way to change the font-size in the incoming call notification bubble (where it shows name and number of caller)?

I've got the problem that with my new HTC Hermes (O2 xda trion), the font size is much bigger then on i.e. the Wizard and thus, some names don't fit in the info-bubble anymore.

Can this be fixed?

If the font can be different on different devices, there MUST be a way to change that, won't there?

Thanks for any findings!

Best regards,

Klaas.