yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Ubuntu Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RumoredNow:
Wait, Lgrootnoob, you quoted the Original Post verbatim for the Original Poster to read and you hope it helps them how exactly???

Should I even make intelligent comment here? Is this whole thread a put on?

Think about it for two seconds...

Canonical is pushing Ubuntu Touch, Canonical is pushing Convergence (all form factors from wearables > phones > tablets > laptops > desktops > televisions > automobile infotainment > etc > ad nauseum all having the identical Operating System - namely Ubuntu), Canonical is pushing to put desktop capability when docked inside of Ubuntu Touch, Canonical is pushing for their own dedicated devices to be manufactured, Canonical is pushing to gather users in the mobile marketplace...

Why would Canonical continue supporting Ubuntu for Android? That system allows for Android on the phone and desktop capability of Ubuntu when docked. They don't want to share the mobile stage with Android. They want to replace Android.

They want to free up the resources going into U4A and channel them into desktop capability when docked for Ubuntu Touch. It doesn't weaken UT, it strengthens it. It won't take anything away from UT, it will add to it.

What part of this is unclear?
[Ubuntu Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] androidiphonehacker:
This post is

not

a "put on". This is a logical question. After all, I don't really believe that Ubuntu Touch is necessarily "all there" just yet. I definitely support their development and admire those who put their effort in to developing for UT; but even they know that the Ubuntu Touch phone market isn't ready yet. Honestly it wouldn't be that surprising if Canonical were to cut the process for a while.
[Ubuntu Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RumoredNow:
But there is nothing in that article quoted to support saying Ubuntu Touch Development is being scaled back. Just the opposite. Ubuntu for Android (an older project) support is being dropped. Wouldn't you suppose the personnel working on U4A are then shifted to Convergence and, by extension, to Ubuntu Touch???

I'll admit that Canonical has slowed press release of UT news. They have dropped a few devices from the official support list as well. Don't forget they need to focus to push out Unity 8, Ubuntu Trusty LTR and work behind the scenes getting their first dedicated UT device(s) ramped up for manufacture by partner OEMs...

It's apparent to most they have to do more work and less talk. http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2014...ntu-touch-14-04-coming-along-but-miles-to-go/
[Ubuntu Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CMDann:
Ubuntu for Android is a separate project from Ubuntu Touch. They are stopping that project because Touch is going to be their focus for mobile. I think this is a solid decision so that they can turn Ubuntu Touch into a polished product.
[Ubuntu Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] androidiphonehacker:
Yes, and as idiotic as this may seem, I merely skimmed over the article I was reading and didn't mean to start a little flame war in the earlier posts, some xda members can get a little visious haha. Excuse me for that. Yes, I'm very glad to see that they've shifted their focus from U4A development into UT development all together.
[Ubuntu Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abumy:
Ubuntu for Android is a great concept. It would be nice to see follow through from Canonical. I was really hoping they would follow through.

I suppose that such a product probably only penetrates a niche market, and their vision seems to want that Ubuntu be adopted in more widespread contexts.

UbuntuOne would have been great for them to carry on with too. And it would be nice to see viable, quality mobile applications for programs that end up being used with Ubuntu, like an awesome mobile app for the Libreoffice suite for example. Most of what they are offering in this regard seems mostly desktop viable, many of their desktop programs are awesome.

Actually offering such cross platform, including Android versions for example, seems like a wise way in which to make people find an inclination to use other offered products.

Has anyone tried to compose, edit, and save an odt file on a mobile device? The options all seem second class. Andreoffice ported it to Android but it is not optimized for mobile. And it is things like this that do matter when it comes to mass product adoption.

If they are not going to see to issues like this, then scraping projects like Ubuntu for Android makes little sense.
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 General] F4uzan:
Hi all !

Here's my guide to read logcat. The post will be updated regularly when needed.

1.) How to logcat

Assuming you already have adb :

adb logcat

To logcat and save logcat to a file :

adb logcat>file_name.txt

2.) How to read it ?

Reading logcat is easy, easier than creating a flashable stock ROM. On logcat, you'll encounter following messages :

I/ : Information about what process is doing.

W/ : Warning, mostly displays something wrong, but not as fatal as E/ .

D/ : Debugging, same as I/ but can be crucial or fatal.

E/ : Error, crucial system error. Can be a cause of a problem.

V/ : Verbose-able / output. Mostly common message like I/ or D/ .

Example of the messages :

I/dalvikvm : Means dalvik-vm is showing an information
W/vold : Means on vold process, something is wrong.
D/dalvikvm : Means dalvik-vm is doing a debug-able actions.
E/dalvikvm : Means a fatal dalvik-vm or dalvik-vm crashed.
V/java : Java is doing something

While reading logcat, you must use your common sense. I/ sometimes can be a fatal error, so you must read it carefully.

3.) Fatal system errors

Another advantages of logcat if you're a ROM themer / porter is you can read where's system error is located.

The most common system errors are :

E/dalvikvm : The common cause of a bootloop
E/JNIHelp : Another common cause of bootloop
F/libc : Mostly SIGSEGV error, cause bootloop

Examples of errors :

E/dalvikvm( 908): ERROR: couldn't find native method : Means dalvikvm couldn't find correct method for following actions.
E/JNIHelp ( 908): RegisterNatives failed for 'android/net/wifi/WifiNative', aborting : Means JNIHelp can't register native method
F/libc ( 908): Fatal signal 11 (SIGSEGV) at 0xdeadbaad (code=1), thread 908 (zygote) : Caused by E/JNIHelp

Guide will be updated soon when I find something interesting.
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 General] -CALIBAN666-:
Great thread bro,here so many peeps they need to understand it,thumps up.

GREEEETZ FROM TEAM-OPTIMA!!!
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] toxykx:
i were using Cm11 for months now i want to back for the stock one.. i download Firmware from sammobile for my I9105P and i booted it with odin > Pda and all its say :PASS and seccess now he restarted he Show the : Samasung galaxy S2 Plus I9105P after this Samsung with circle

and then i got The White Samsung.. i were wait for about 3 hours.. and its just stuck at the White samsung.

i tryed to restart and to root again but nothing work.. so i root again to cm11 and its work.. HELP?

Like this!! its stuck on this samsung scrren

Sorry for my english -_-
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] michal80:
You flashed s2 plus rom on s3!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ur phone is bricked!!!!
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] toxykx:
its picture from google...i say i have this screen on my S2 plus
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] gentr:
Turn off your phone and go in recovery mode. 1(factory reset) 2 (wipe check partitions) and reboot your phone.
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] toxykx:
oh thanks :D its work
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Alexoutrageous:
Hey guys, I've been on pac-rom for a while now, I really liked the palm swipe to take a screenshot on touchwiz just less strain on my physical buttons and much quicker, I was just wondering if there was anyway to get this back through an app or something or is it exclusive to touchwiz? i've already had a look at a few apps, some have overlay buttons which seems a bit cumbersome, some just give you the buttons again and give you editing options. Thanks
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] CyberPonk:
Anyone got call recording to work on CM11 ?

I tried some different apps, including CallRecorder by skvalex, but no joy.

PS: In my countro call recording is not only legal, but accepted as proof in court, so I really need it here, recordings have saved me a couple of thousand doll´s.

I tried CM11 and loved it, but I cannot use it without call recording :(
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] nar67:
no call recorder for cm11

look at this;

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2715823
[Windows 8 General] GoodDayToDie:
Thanks for sharing. I can't say I've ever actually done this - leaving aside the fact that I don't use the desktop to store things much, if I were to do so I'd be more likely to use mklink instead of the context menu (I use the command line *way* more than I use any Metro app, and nearly as much as I use the desktop with a mouse) - but it's good to have solutions, and it'll probably help somebody. I just tried creating such a shortcut and I agree the added name stuff is annoying.
[Windows 8 General] Jarmezrocks:
Thanks mate ;)

Well, I tend to post things more so for the discovery. To me it was more fascinating working out the code to use to solve the issue rather than the issue it's self. Like when you think about it, the research and time that went into developing the code to generate the shortcuts to save time probably took longer than what it would take to correct a million shortcuts....but that's beyond the point. IMHO we as people should change how we do things if we learn that there is a better way. It takes sharing your discoveries with others before the true benefits are realised.
[Windows 8 General] Uncle Scrooge:
There is a long-known small software that allows you to do just what you wanted and more, with a simple and user-friendly GUI.

You can find it on google looking for "vista shortcut overlay manager" aka fxvisor.

It allows you to replace or remove the arrow on the shortcut icons and to remove the "- Shortcut" extension, permanently (you can uninstall the program after you've done".

It was originally designed for Windows Vista, but works just great even on 7 and 8/8.1. Just download it accordingly to your 32 bit or 64 bit Windows version (32 bit version doesn't work on Windows-x64 and vice-versa).
[Windows 8 General] Jarmezrocks:
This only does what the registry edit above does. It still does not replace the file extension attached on the end. And one may as well edit for one as they would do for all. Back to square 1. Thanks for the pointer though I did already know about these guys and have used their app before, some other forum member might find this valuable.
[Windows 8 General] Uncle Scrooge:
I don't understand.

The "Vista Shortcut Manager" program worked for me, on my Windows 8.1 32 bit.

It DOES remove the "- Shortcut" extension when I create desktop shortcuts.
[Windows 8 General] Jarmezrocks:
Aggggghhhhhh :silly: DW

What I meant was...

What about the file extension?

notpad.exe normally goes to -> notepad.exe - Shortcut

With "Vista Shortcut Manager" (the same registry edit mentioned by another member)

notepad.exe goes to -> notepad.exe

I still then need to double long click or right click shortcut properties and remove .exe from the end.

What I want then is this

notepad.exe goes to -> notepad

"Vista Shortcut Manager" doesn't remove the .exe off the end of the shortcut it created, it only removes "- Shortcut" from the end. In other words, if one has to go to the shortcut created, right click and edit the shortcut and remove ".exe" or (insert any file extension here) then what is the point?

If I have to edit the shortcut to do that, then I may as well edit the shortcut to remove ".exe" AND "- Shortcut" at the same time! The idea behind this was to create shortcuts that require no additional 'touch ups' no edits or changing in anyway.

If you're happy to have the file extension left on the end of the file you created a shortcut from then that's fine; this is probably not aimed at you.

But yes thank you for pointing out that helpful app for other people that want the functionality without needing to know why/how etc.....which kind of goes against what XDA is all about. XDA is about developers sharing code, ideas, mods to various devices and computers that we can test, trial, give feedback, improve or just plain use in everyday life.

Again....this isn't specifically about the shortcut nor the desklink applet that creates them, this is more about the code that I posted, and how it 'could' potentially assist other developers who are doing something of their own that might be using say hmm get file extension of some file....say a smali file (which is denoted by a 4 character length as opposed to the more traditional 3 character length like apk) and allowing developers to "recycle" a single function that works for all file extensions rather than write a block of code for each instance. They may do this using AutoIT, or they may look at my code and see how this can be translated (with ease) to work with other languages such as C# and so forth.

Anyway I hope this makes more sense to you now?
[Windows 8 General] hercules550:
Solution unavailable

The link to your solution on Dropbox returns 404 unavailable.
[Moto X Q&A] eeshlikhith:
Hello I have 2 calendar apps in my app drawer (both Google). One of them seems to have the AOSP calendar app icon and the other the Play store icon which can be uninstalled as well. But the thing is I never really downloaded the calendar app from play store andy Moto X is 100% stock so how is this possible? Anyone else experiencing this?
[Moto X Q&A] LukeNukem:
Well mine came just with the AOSP one. But either way it doesn't really matter.

You can always just delete the Google one if it bothers you. Otherwise I would recommend the one from Google because it gets regular updates. ;)
[Xposed General] TheThingy08:
How to get BlueStacks on boot recovery to flash Xposed-disabler-recovery.zip?
[Xposed General] rovo89:
You need a custom recovery (CWM or TWRP). As the zip is flashable like other modifications, you might want to ask in your device's forum, the people there might have already made their experiences with flashing modifications.
[Samsung Galaxy Pocket] shankarsj:
sorry forgot to Say :(

How To Add Google Account-----------------------------

The Google Account must be entered ONLY from this route: Settings\ Accounts & sync \ Add Account.

S2E-----IMPORTANT :

Recommended settings_-

Open s2e application, and give root permissions

In the application select ONLY:"Applications", "Private Applications",

Not select "cache di download"...may cause problems with Play Store

Select "Dalvik Cache" and"Applications data" only if you have a good sdcard Using

Titanium Backup---------------------------

Titanium should be used in an intelligent way:

no integration of Dalvik cache,

no recovery of system applications,

no recovery of accounts and access points.
[Samsung Galaxy Pocket] nrod96:
Bug Report

Bugs Found............:(

Major bugs

1. No Offline Charging

2. Cant connect to PC with USB

3. Slight glitches & force closes while playing games

(01-08-2014)(update)

4. Wide screen mode does not work while recording video

5. WiFi tethering does not work

Minor Bug

1. Minor bug on buttons when used in apps.........don't get me wrong you can use the buttons but in some apps cant see what you are pressing eg: if you are pressing Yes or NO

Developer please fix atleast the major bugs as soon as possible......... and make a zip or atleast tell how to fix it

Pros of using this custom ROM

1. This is the most fastest ROM i have ever used on my Galaxy Pocket...........Recommended using Launcher Pro as a default launcher

2. Build on CM 7.2

3. Looks beautiful

and a lot lot more.....:o find yourself

Screenshots of this ROM is in the attachment section below

Note: I am using Launcher Pro as my default launcher..........originally holo launcher is used on this ROM
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] magicer:
Hi everyone,

i'm a newone, and i just want to know about what is the type of your ringing tones.

Everyone has a favorite song or ring tone, what's is it?

mine sample: in vietnam names "dieu gian di", in English it means: "Simple thing"
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] DocteurN:
Hi !

Have a look there : http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=24101
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] magicer:
thanks a lot. that is the real thing that i want.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] jeasbe:
Hello Magicer,

Your Ringtone (Simple thing.wma) was great,

though i could not understand the language I did understand It coz. music has no language.

I just want to ask your kind permission to please upload it here so that i can make it my default tone and I can think about you and your Country, everytime someone calls me up !!

Regards,

______________________

GURJEET SINGH BAGGA

Microsoft Certified Proff.

[XDA2,O2MiniS,P900i,]

Say NO 2 Pirated S'Ware,Illegal Cracks

A BIG :"NO" TO WAREZ

Regardless of what others Preach & Practise.

Believe in urself And Just DO the Right Thing.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] jeasbe:
SIMPLE THING

Music knows No language !!

Don't feel scared to download.It is NOT 1.42 MB !! :!:

(contains 2 files) One in WMA and One in MP3

Regards,

______________________

GURJEET SINGH BAGGA

Microsoft Certified Proff.

[XDA2,O2MiniS,P900i,]

Say NO 2 Pirated S'Ware,Illegal Cracks

A BIG :"NO" TO WAREZ

Regardless of what others Preach & Practise.

Believe in urself And Just DO the Right Thing.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] Tiger_cz:
Bananaphone :wink:
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] magicer:
Hello Magicer,

Your Ringtone (Simple thing.wma) was great,

though i could not understand the language I did understand It coz. music has no language.

I just want to ask your kind permission to please upload it here so that i can make it my default tone and I can think about you and your Country, everytime someone calls me up !!

Regards,

______________________

GURJEET SINGH BAGGA

Microsoft Certified Proff.

[XDA2,O2MiniS,P900i,]

Say NO 2 Pirated S'Ware,Illegal Cracks

A BIG :"NO" TO WAREZ

Regardless of what others Preach & Practise.

Believe in urself And Just DO the Right Thing.[/quote]

HI,

here we are.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kikialifian:
how to upgrade android, with pc ?? :confused:
[One (M7) General] voltigeur:
For all how have the purple haze ad low light problem it is a Camera sensor problem and HTC wil replace it! It is a problem for the old camara sensor! A carepaoint can fix this whit in a hour!
[One (M7) General] solander:
I read lots of stories of people sending their phone in to HTC. In the beginning all was finde but then the problem returned. Are you sure the problem is fixed?
[One (M7) General] Mathman85:
Sorry, but this information can be found all over the "HTC One camera purple tint possible fix" thread and the rest of the internet (http://www.anandtech.com/show/7893/the-htc-one-m8-review/3 "Due to quality control problems with the ST sensor the M8, like later models of the M7, uses the OmniVision sensor exclusively"). The problem is the ST sensors. The newer OmniVision sensors don't seem to have the problem, and that's what they'll install if you send it in for repair.

And as far as my own research shows, the problem does not come back with the newer sensor... haven't seen any consistent claims that show that the new sensor ever has the problems. That HTC uses that same OmniVision sensor in the M8 suggests to me that they haven't had any complaints about it, either.
[Asus Transformer TF701] SgtMac02:
Ok, so I was running a custom ROM (I don't even recall which specific one at the moment....one of the Cromi ROMs). I tried to wipe it and install a new version, and the install didn't go as smoothly as planned. I can still load the TWRP recovery system, and begin attempting to install any ROM, but when it gets to the point where it says it's installing, the bar across the bottom that should show progress disappears almost instantly and the next button becomes available. When I go to reboot, it warns that there is no OS installed. Of course if I continue anyway, it won't boot beyond the Asus splash screen. There are errors in multiple places saying that it can't mount /system. I saw this error in the log file generated, I saw it during reboot, and there was some point in the TWRP screens where I saw it, but can't recall where at this moment. If I go into the Mounts section, System is not checked and I cannot check it.

I tried following the instructions on the unbricking thread and got stuck. I fear this has likely only made matters worse.

Following these steps:

fastboot erase boot
fastboot erase staging
fastboot format system
fastboot flash staging blob
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash recovery.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader

I was able to successfully erase the partitions mentioned, then when I tried to flash the first time, I actually screwed up and didn't have the blob file I needed, so now I go back, and obviously I can't re-erase the other files, but formatting system still works, so I know I'm getting good communication with the device. Then trying to flash the blob to staging, I get:

sending 'staging' (1379 KB)...

FAILED (command write failed (No such device or address))

Any thoughts or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I've currently got an expensive paperweight.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] jayjam99:
Just as the title asks.

In 2 minutes time, sitting in the same spot at work I will see my 3g icon change from this:

to this:

to this:
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] metalfan78:
The first is active, then no connection, then idle
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] jayjam99:
Thank you sir.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tinpanalley:
So I've got two SCH-I800s

One's working fine (battery's a little low)but has some cracks in the screen.

The other is in perfect condition but dead (internal storage problem, won't boot, SD booting not working either).

Question is: can I somehow bring the good parts of the two together? Can I take the internals from one and put them in the other? I'd rather avoid replacing the screen because of the methods I've seen for doing so being pretty complicated. I am good with taking devices apart and have been doing so for some time, I just wonder if there's an easy way to do this?

Thanks!!
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deep Nox:
Just google how to replace the screen and digitizer. U think fixya has a youtube video ob how. This will show you how to take them apart. Then just switch the motherboards and put it back together. Just go in through the back cover.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tinpanalley:
I've seen that video. But what he does is what I was avoiding. I was hoping it wouldn't involve removing the screen from the tablet because then I have to get new adhesive, the tool to take the screen off, etc etc. I was hoping somebody might now if it's possible to just get the insides out and put them in the non broken screen tab I have. Does that make sense?

Is it possible that if I remove the logic board and leave the screen and it's board intact I can just take the actual tabley logic board to the other tablet and it wil run fine? They are both identical SCH-I800s.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deep Nox:
Thats what I was talking about. Go in thu the back. Just stop when you get the motherboard out. No need to remove the digitizer and screen. Then put in the other board. Hook up all the connectors, screws etc. The only thing is the meid numbers wont match.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tinpanalley:
I know that with my Android phones, I always read that if you swapped parts the software can have trouble communicating with the components and it can cause problems. I will never be selling or sending back these tablets for warranty or anything. Do you think I have anything to worry about? Any possible complications that can arise?