yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Moto X Q&A] Travisdroidx2:
Dude, I am not trying to be a jerk. However, the info is all over on how to return to stock. All you need to do is a search. Here you go. http://xdaforums.com/moto-x/general/ref-complete-moto-x-guides-information-t2603358 if you look in that one of many threads on how to return to stock you will get instructions and the commands you can copy and paste so you don't have to type them. YouTube also is a great help. Bet you could find great tutorials on there also for a visual. Now with those commands I would leave out the fastboot OEM lock unless you want to relock your boot loader. I hope this helps. But a simple search would of found you all this.

http://xdaforums.com/moto-x/moto-x-qa/help-moto-x-bricked-how-to-unbrick-t2996791

Moto X Restore and unbrick for any major US carri…: http://youtu.be/jhhktIkwi7Q

How To Factory Restore Your Moto X Using Fastboot!: http://youtu.be/ZtRSrQrzIPI
[Xperia Z2 Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hakam3akasheh:
Hi

My SD icon keeps showing a red x as if no SD is inserted. The SD I use is Samsung 64 GB Class 10.

It is recognized whenever "storage" is pressed under settings, I'm just wondering why and whether anyone else had this problem.

Thanks
[Xperia Z2 Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Skogstoken:
Hmm are you sure that the icon you think is the sd-card might actually be the icon for a sim-card? If you have the LTE version but no sim-card there I think you will get an icon with a red x over it!
[Xperia Z2 Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hakam3akasheh:
I have the LTE version and that too shows a red cross but I do not have a sim card, so that's expected. I tried another SD card, a 5 GB and this was also recognized but the red x remained. I can upload a picture (screenshot) if possible and if needed. Thx again
[Xperia Z2 Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Skogstoken:
Hmm I was almost certain that it was the sim card. Sure, upload a picture if you want but I'm out of ideas hehe.
[Xperia Z2 Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jlariviere:
Just throwing out some ideas... Have you rebooted with the device with the card in / was it powered on when you inserted the sd card? If it's empty, and you format it in the device, would it go away?
[Xperia Z2 Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hakam3akasheh:
There is no format option, only an erase option and I did that and rebooted.
[Xperia Z2 Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hakam3akasheh:
Please check the attachment.
[Xperia Z2 Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jlariviere:
That looks like a sim card icon to me....
[Xperia Z2 Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Skogstoken:
Yeah thats the sim-card, cause one of the corner on the icon is "clipped". Are you sure its mounted/configged properly?
[Xperia Z2 Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hakam3akasheh:
I feel stupid. I thought it was an SD card notification icon, but now you mention it, it is a SIM card icon, and I don't have a SIM card inserted.

:eek:
[Ouya Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Majinferno:
I've recently installed the latest cm11 Nightly build onto my ouya, but I can't seem to get the ouya keyboard back inorder to allow me to type using the D-pad. I've tried putting the necessary .apks from the deodexed stock-plus rom into the system/apps folder along w/ changing nessecary permissions. This

includes

a reflash w/ the Ouya framework and w/ out it. All I seem to get is the default CM11 keyboard in which I must use the built in mouse pad to type. I would greatly appreciate some insight on this issue as I am not skilled at using the mousepad from a far distance.

-Maj
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gsync:
I think it started when I spring cleaned the inside of my desktop system unit and accidentally plugged the front usb 2.0 connector (my pc is very old) to the motherboard in reverse. I didn't recognize it until I tried charging my phone through the front usb but my phone didn't charged at all and it suddenly got very hot instead.

After that, my phone won't charge through wall or usb anymore. It only displays that the phone is charging but the battery percentage is not really increasing. I already tried replacing the battery and also tried using a different wall charger and it's still the same. For now, I've been using an external battery charger since it's my only choice and I can't afford to buy a new phone.

Can somebody help me identify what parts were damaged and I need to replace in order to fix the problem? Do I need to buy an entire board replacement just to fix this?

BTW, I'm using i9100 Intl.

Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
Replace USB board/port; quick/easy/cheap (<US$15) to do yourself. KeithRoss39 has a guide in General which will enable you to get it done; there's a link to it in Hopper8's Odin Troubleshooting guide stickied in General if you can't find it with a search.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gsync:
Thanks for the response.

Are you sure it's only the USB board/port that I need to replace? btw, file transfer is perfectly working, charging is the only problem.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
USB board malfunction has become a common fault with this phone (and to be honest, all Samsung phones). The board rarely dies completely all of a sudden, almost always shows a couple of faults but works OK in other ways.

Fairly sure this will fix your problem, and given how cheap it is, you might as well try it before you start spending serious money taking it to a service centre or local mobile repair shop. If that's not the problem, it's likely something else on the motherboard but as to exactly what, that's impossible to say without the phone in front of us.

Replace the USB board & see, given you've tried different batteries & charges, it points to the board/port.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keithross39:
The fact that your phone is functioning normally when you insert an externally (fully) charged battery would indicate that the problem isn't with the motherboard.

The USB charger/port board is connected to the motherboard and is pretty much the only part of the phone that separates the motherboard from the charger. As [MENTION=4330322]MistahBungle[/MENTION] says, everything points to that board being faulty, and replacing it really does cost pocket change and is something that is relatively easy to do.......

BTW....here is a link to the guide that mb mentioned....

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2335961

Make sure you read the first post in full before you begin....

Sent from my Markox powered KitKatted S2
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gsync:
Thank you. I'll give it a shot.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] moriprin08:
DELETE
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] bernhard74:
Hi Hermes users,

my XDA trion is nominated as a HERM100 device. From the wiki I have seen that there are also HERM200 devices. So I was wondering, if there are any hardware differences between the two devices?

From my first analysis it's not a difference in CPU nor RAM/Flash-RAM.

So what's the difference or does HTC label it different just by fun???

Anybody knows, please? :lol:
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] nforsans:
That's a good question.

the Wiki has some details, although they are not exhaustive. From what i can, the design of the buttons and wheel differs across the two versions.

The web does not have much details, so we may have to wait until more of us have these handsets to get the answer...
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] pof:
I think it was the early development and field test device with 300Mhz CPU which didn't have the final button layout, but the finally released XDA trion has the same layout as other HERM200 devices.

This link has photos of 300MHz (development) and 400MHz (final version) Xda trion devices, both are HERM100:

http://www.theunwired.net/?itemid=3172

I still don't know the differences betwen HERM100 and HERM200, if there are any.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] bardock123:
So, I was benchmarking various kernels today, and my phone decided that it doesn't want to function anymore. To be more specific, I went from Faux's kernel, to Lean kernel, and back to Faux; and after returning to Faux, I've gotten nothing but "SystemUI has stopped responding". Since this happened I've wiped both cache and dalvik cache, re-flashed stock firmware via Odin, and wiped my internal memory--all to no avail. If anyone has any advice regarding this matter, it'd be greatly appreciated.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] noobtoob:
So what happens now? Does it boot at all? Boot-looping? When plugged into computer is it recognized? Were you on 4.3 or 4.4? We need some more information before everyone starts chiming in.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] bardock123:
It boots, but every rom that I try installing an alternate rom, it either freezes after a few minutes, or it doesn't boot at all. I can still get into download mode, so ADB/Odin/recovery isn't ruled out. I'm still on the 4.3 bootloader.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] noobtoob:
Alright. What recovery are you running?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] bardock123:
TWRP
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] noobtoob:
Sorry, got called away from my desk.

What version of Odin are you using? I know you stated you wiped cache and internal storage. Just to rule everything else out right now, please try and follow my heimdall guide. Since you are on 4.3 it will still work. Perform both the recovery and stock restore guide. It seems to have done a lot of people a solid when Odin wouldn't wipe it properly. In my instructions (in the recovery zip) it says for best results to wipe things in a particular order. Try out the heimdall recovery zip and then the full restore. Heimdall instructions are in their own files, but basically you use zadig.exe that they provide to replace the usb driver. After all is said and done, let me know what happens. You may have a corrupt portion of the emmc that doesn't provide i/o very well any longer.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] bardock123:
That did the trick. Thanks again for the help!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] noobtoob:
Awesome. That is why I like heimdall. Now if only i could get it to work on the 4.4 bootloader...?
[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] nafis_t:
Now you can easily remove any bloatware or annoying unusual system apps easily with ES file Explorer.

1. At first root your device.

2. Download ES file Explorer from play store.

3. Open ES file Explorer and look onto top left corner there is a blue color icon of browser and a mobile. Tap on that blue icon and scroll down to Root Explorer. Tap on it and give root permission.

4. Now select system apps those you want to Uninstall.

5. Press and hold on your unwanted apps and tap Uninstall on bottom left corner.

Now you can Uninstall any unwanted or annoying system apps easily without aroma Uninstaller or something. I think this is the most easy way to remove bloatware.:good:

If I helped you Plz hit the <<Thanks button
[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] ruterjunior:
titanium backup has better for this... inclusive make backups
[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] LastStandingDroid:
It's also deletes necessary libs that the phone uses for feature etc rotation in samsung roms. If you delete allshare I think it was with tb you'll loose the screen rotation feature. Since it deletes the lib as well :)

So tb is good almost every cases except this ;)

nop
[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] nafis_t:
In step 4 when you are pressing and holding a system app to Uninstall , it will give you four option UNINSTALL, BACKUP, SHARE and SEND. With this app you can Uninstall, backup as well as share.
[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] wasir:
Awesome man! Just follow the instructions and removed unwanted bloatwares and system apps.:good:
[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] tonni007:
confirmed!

Yeah its worked!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DanielMit:
hay,

i want to install new 4.4.2 rom, and i have the stock rom GB.

i have to install new recovery: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2463347

but i tried to install:

20130929 TWRP v2.6.3.0 Touch Version FOR NORMAL DEVICES (based on ADC kernel v3.0)

and

20130929 CWM v6.0.3.8 No Touch Version FOR NORMAL DEVICES (based on ADC kernel v3.0)

but they both have the same problem. im connecting to the recovery, install zip from sdcard, choose zip from internal sdcard and choose the file. it working and then showing me:

how can i change rom with this recovery? this recovery is stupid and nor works fine.

help plz.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gokulbalram:
Can you send me the updater-script? If you don't know what it is, It'll be located in the ROM zip in META-INF>com>google>android. All you have to do is extract the file Updater-script and send it to me.

NOTE: DO NOT extract the whole ROM itself.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] turdbogls:
so, I have the oppertunity to trade my Nexus 5 for a G2. I am wondering if anyone else made the same switch?

my main concern is loosing wireless charging and the whole update thing.

I LOVE being able to flash an almost 100% stable version of the latest update the day it gets announced. but it goes without saying, that I WILL be rooting/ROMing this thing. as long as I can get CM11 on it at the very least, I will be happy software wise I think.

I am pretty happy with the battery life and camera and build quality/size of the N5, as well as the screen. I really dont have much reason to switch other than the larger storage (16GB now), better camera, and better screen.

so, to anyone that has made the switch, what do you miss, and what don't you miss about the swap?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lonz358:
I miss the way it feels n hand the most. Nexus 5 has a better build quality to me. But double the storage(had the 16gb) and better battery was enough for me to switch.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hamad138:
The G2 has better display,speaker,battery and the camera.

Were also on 4.4, i say switch
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danial.aw:
yep i had the g2, switched to n5 for the rom customization... and came right back.. the battery on this phone makes it all worth it !
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nexicon:
I have both. Using the g2 now. Missed it. Unfortunately rooting with a freaking 4.4.2 Rom is near impossible w/o white lines. I've given up
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gummybear00:
Someone said Nexus 5 had better build quality? Must be on crack or something. Same manufacturer, one phone sells for $300 less than the other, and somehow LG magically had extra money to put in better quality parts? The parts for the Nexus 5 are about as dirt-cheap as LG could've made them. The screen, most importantly, is abysmal.

I had a Nexus 5 for 2 weeks. Returned it due to crap build quality, low battery life, and no native double-tap to wake. If you think the build quality of the Nexus 5 is fine for you, then only the battery and double-tap are the pluses.

Going to G2 you get:

- much better premium screen

- phone feels better-built, more solid

- double tap to wake & buttons on back

- long battery life

- back of the phone is smooth (slippery)

You lose:

- Nexus 5 HDR+ camera (takes crisper pics than G2)

- lots of custom roms you can easily flash

- Nexus 5 software runs much faster despite having the same hardware

The ROMs for the G2 aren't that developed. Not many developers and they're not as polished as Nexus's roms. This is because the base LG rom is bloated, (2.3gb os vs 300mb Nexus os) and LG/Samsung make it harder to use recovery or flash roms.

Since I rarely flash roms, it's not a problem.

Don't miss: With G2 you never worry about charging your phone. I can run it for 2+ days w/o charging. Screen is wayyyyyyyy better & a bit bigger. G2 is a phone for the fit and forget. N5 is a phone for the fiddlers.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lonz358:
I'm on crack because I think the nexus 5 has better build quality? lol...the soft touch back on the nexus 5 just feel better than cheap slippery plastic. I'm not talking about what's inside.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mgolder:
Rooting on my 4.4.2. was as simple as using ioroot, with no issues caused at all. Saying it is near impossible is a bit extreme.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ECrispy:
I will have to agree that the soft touch back on the N5 (only on black, not on white/red) is a very nice feel.

Also can someone comment on speed/smoothness in G2 vs N5? I have a feeling LG Optimus UI is causing lag, even in KK, and slowing things down. I only played with a N5 briefly but everything was instant.

AOSP roms on the G2 just aren't stable enough and you lose a lot of features like the great camera.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lonz358:
Nexus 5 is defiantly faster but not by much. Had the N5 for months then gave it to my gf and got the G2. Every now n then I pick it up just to experience the fluidness again.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ltilt2:
Here are 2 ss on my D800 running Dr.'s latest 4.4.2 aosp beta rom. I think its pretty good View attachment 2714524View attachment 2714526
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nexicon:
I really wanna know how for my T-Mobile mobile d01.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tagilso:
I had both.

Nexus 5 has better touchscreen (by far mooore sensitive), louder speaker, it's faster and has big big support from community.

G2 has incredible battery and display, but poor plastics and the speaker is just ok. Personally dont like rear buttons and i think knock-on is far to be perfect.

I dont care about photos.

Inviato dal mio LG-D802 utilizzando Tapatalk
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] djoni_gitara:
I made a switch from n5 to lg g2 and I feel better now. n5 for me is pure crap, it feels like a toy. I get g2 for the same price (change it), and from that point neither the price is not on the nexus side.

With g2 I've got ten times better batery, better screen (way better in daylight), better hardware (yes, on n5 problems with signal reception, speakers, mic etc..)

and better build quality, like I said nexus is and it feels like a toy.

and yeah, I rooted and flashed custom rom in a about first ten minutes I've get the g2, and I have perfectly stable device in wich I can trust, and usualy I am switching rom but here there is no point everything is perfect. On nexus5 I've flashed all roms avilable and didnt find the perfect one lol, seriously :)

cheers
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kevingokki:
I was from N5, I traded it with my cousin's G2. Before My Nexus 5 I was using Nexus 4. Poor batterylife from nexus devices made me switch to G2.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] turdbogls:
Thanks for the replys guys.

Like I said, I am actually pretty happy with the battery life on my N5....it easily gets me though a full day as long as I'm not streaming music for extended periods of time. If I dont play any music, I can get 4 hours of SoT while on HSPA/LTE and about 5 on Wifi....I usually only need about 3 max.

My main draw is just to have something different I guess. I have been on Nexus devices (Gn-nex then N5) for 2.5 years now. I am in love with the screen on the G2, the bottom headphone jack is a HUGE plus to me, the battery will be nice for when I DO stream music all day, and the overall feel of the G2 is pretty awesome IMO.

my main concerns are the software and update schedule....but I guess I always have my Nexus 7 (2013) to have that vanilla experience. I have been reading about AOSP ROMs and seems they aren't quite there with stability, But if i could run an LG build but have it LOOK like AOSP (AOSP nav and status bar icons, as well as a clean notification shade) I think I would be pretty happy. I really want it to be about 95% AOSP but leave in the nice LG stuff.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kewkie:
I LOVE my G2! There's only one phone i would change for it: Mi3 :D

But honestly, i'm really really happy with my G2. The custom rom support is.. okay-ish, there are a bunch of stock and even CM/AOSP roms out there. It's only hard to find the right one. The longest rom i used was CM (temasek build) - 15-16 days without any issue or reboot etc. Currently testing stock rom again, but already missing the vanilla look and performance.

Batterylife is awesome, camera is fine (i think on stock its a little bit better? Dont know.. i dont take that much pictures), performance is great either on stock or CM/AOSP, speaker quality is "fine", came from HTC One m7 so.. well its.. fine :D

Cant say much to N5 but i've read good reviews and some guys told me its a good phone also
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] buenarc:
good ting you have switch. This is way better than Nexus 5
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Godra:
Can anyone tell me what about storage? How much do you have on N5 and how much on G2 (on 16 Gb models)
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] buenarc:
both around 11 GB. so not that much of a difference.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mlcgruhlke:
Sold my Nexus 5 and went to the G2. While fast and lean, the N5 battery is downright terrible not to mention the 16GB of storage. The build quality of the G2, screen, battery, storage and camera are the difference in price between the two devices. While the N5 fits in the and very nice, the battery is the killer on this phone and I didn't go anywhere without access to a charger. Getting nearly two days worth on the G2.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Godra:
Really? That's great, I thought that G2 only has around 9 GB
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vittogn:
I just switched (N5 to G2). I can confirm that speed wise app opening switching is almost the same.

Where the N5 has an edge is in the smoothness of scrolling in app like G+ and Facebook. I'm not a gamer so I can't comment.

---------- Post added at 09:48 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:41 AM ----------

Hi, which is the rom you are using that is so good? AOSP or custom LG?

I'm still on stock (2 days!!) and not decided yet what and if to flash.

---------- Post added at 09:52 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:48 AM ----------

Well I do agree with your comment but storage wise they are equal if not better the N5 given the higher available storage.

The G2 has OTG support out of the box and looks to be more effective as well.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] djoni_gitara:
cloudy flex 2.0 (didnt flash 2.1 because I didnt notice any bug or whatsoever with 2.0 but will try it soon) with simple kernel v5, tweaked with trickster, nova launcher and thats it :)

also there is a mahdi rom if you like nexus like which was very good for me. I play with that rom when I have a time, keeping backup and it is easy to switch...
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Godra:
Actually N5 has almost GB more according to this. Now on GN I have somewhere 13.4 GB and Im thinking would that storage on G2 sufficent for me
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] player911:
I love stock rooted + xposed. Super stable, lots of stock features, yet customization that custom Roms provide. Why do anything else?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChrisM75:
I switched as well. Im never getting another nexus device, they are cheap junk. The N5 feels unfinished, like a beta project they couldn't be bothered to work on any more. 1c/p worth of soft touch paint cant make up for the hollow plasticy feel, terrible screen, ground glass edges, boring design and useless speaker.

I had to return 3 because they were all faulty, screen issues, speaker didnt work and constant crashing. Even now stock KK is buggy and I wasnt all that impressed with the speed either. Battery life was awful.

I swapped the N5 for the G2 and was instantly impressed, much better made, tighter fit, better screen, speaker that worked, less bugs. Im not one of those that equates shine with cheap, I like the feel of the G2 and its not a fingerprint magnet. I suspect this shininess = cheap thing is cultural.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mohitgalaxy3:
it's not samsung, it's LG gives us 10.62 GB.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] salomat:
Switched from N5 for the screen and camera cameras.. No regrets
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kristi-Tech:
I changed my Nexus 5 for a G2 and I love this phone. Battery life was so bad for me on the N5 but with the G2 I dont have to worry about it.