yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] aurisltu:
CRAZY Colors

This rom is for old galaxy ace s5830 :D

Screenshots :

I am not responsible for any damage to phone, sdcard, etc.

Installation :

1.Boot Cwm

2.Wipe factory, cache, dalvik

3.Format system.

4.Install zip from sdcard

5.Choose rom zip files

6. Reboot

If after rom installation system force close, wipe data , cache and fix permissions. Then Reboot.

Link : http://www.mediafire.com/download/fxxi76anae9u9i0/Crazy_Colors_V1_For_Cooper.zip

Link For Miui Player : http://d-h.st/VhA

Credits

akila87 : Contacts and Phone

zomer331 : mms

Imbawind : Adrenaline Engine and Adrenaline Boost

Uot Kitchen : uot.dakra.lt/

ammar786 : Task Manager

SuperAfnan : Miui Music Player

Features​

Adrenaline Boost And Adrenaline Prime.

New Adw launcher.

Many Style improvements.

Added Cool apps.

Changed front.

Modded Camera app.

Modded Contacs , Pessages, Phone apps.

New Miui Music Player.

Enjoy :o:D

XDA:DevDB Information

Crazy Colors V1, a ROM for the Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830

Contributors

aurisltu

ROM OS Version: 2.3.x Gingerbread

ROM Firmware Required: Rooted phone. Skills installing roms.

Version Information

Status: Testing

Current Stable Version: V1

Stable Release Date: 2014-05-06

Created 2014-05-06

Last Updated 2014-05-06
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MATT4CK:
Should the current version of Safesrap work for my phone? It's a UK/EU GT-N7100 on stock, rooted 4.3 with Wanam Xposed.

I know there are a lot of differences in both hardware and software with any of the Verizon, Sprint etc models.

So does anyone know if it's worth trying or is it a definite brick if I do?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MATT4CK:
Well I got impatient and just tried it (after backing up EVERYTHING) and the current version just didn't install. The actual app installs just fine but when you open it and hit install you never get the "installed" message. Otherwise my phone is fine.

Oh well back to watching and waiting.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 Software Upgrading] JEFF4507:
Hi,

I have a Tmobile MDA Compact 2 and just want to put it back to a standard PDA rather than all the Tmobile crap.

I have an O2 card but and just want it to look like my HP ipaq on the desktop rather than having a load of Tmobile rubbish.

Regards.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 Software Upgrading] dave106:
if you want the standard home screen back just go into the today control panel and change to windows default, you can also turn off the icon bar in the items tab
[HTC One Mini] the_wing:
Hi everybody,

I have recently bought the htc CAR D170 car kit (the original of htc, with possibility to charge the device) and I noticed that, after charging it in the car, when I try to charge it with the usual usb AC adapter/cable, it doesn't seem to get the electrical connection as good as it was before.

The usb plug seems to be more "loosely" plugged into the phone's socket, if you move the cable it looses connection, and the bad thing is also that if I plug another usb AC adapter, the usb socket of my phone seems to damage the adapter's plug so that, when used with another phone or micro usb device, the connection gets unstable, too.

It seems to me that the usb plug of the car kit has somehow twisted the device's usb socket...

Did anyone also try this car kit? I don't even know if this is covered by the warranty...
[HTC One Mini] RuffBuster:
The usb port on the One mini seems to be a little weak. My usb port became very loose after just 2 months, and after another month it stopped working with my usb data cable and OTG cable. Also took twice as long to charge using the mains charger.

My phone is currently with HTC to be repaired ...I hope, as this is the second time i've sent it in. The first time they didn't bother to do anything to it and sent it back to me saying there was nothing wrong work it!.. I'm hoping they don't charge me for this as this is clearly a fault with the phone. The usb port needs to last at least as long as the contract your on.

I had my previous Samsung s1 for over 3 years with heavy use and the port on that is still going strong. I'm using that phone now while I wait for mine to return.

Sent from my GT-I9000 using Xparent Green Tapatalk 2
[HTC Droid DNA] ab1009:
Hi All,

please help me to revive a dead Dead Verizon Droid DNA HTC6435LVW, It restarts always to ClockworkMod Recovery v6.0.2.8 (see pics).

I can go to Fastboot/Hboot but will not start to android. please guide me to solve this issue.

thanks in advance
[HTC Droid DNA] duffman452001:
Do you want to get back to stock Sense? Download and run this RUU while in fastboot

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B32gqnbh2ZecSHM2VXJoY2tFUU0/edit?usp=sharing

Or you can sideload a ROM .zip from CWM and install it.
[HTC Droid DNA] ab1009:
Thank you duffman for reply, I downloaded the RUU and excute it but I got error 155, I tried other RUU also I got the same error, how to avoid this error?

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[HTC Droid DNA] ibsk8:
The 155 error is because the hboot and the ruu do not corespond. You must flash the a matching pair. either find the proper hboot, or the ruu. The hboot would be quicker as it's smaller.
[HTC Droid DNA] duffman452001:
Exactly. Download the DNA toolkit. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2219175

Use it to flash the 3.06 hboot

After that, try the 3.06 RUU again.
[HTC Droid DNA] ab1009:
thank you ibsk8 and duffman,

I treid what you wrote but I got this error: FAILED (remote: 99 unknown fail) what is my mistake??

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[HTC Droid DNA] duffman452001:
Hmmm I just realized you're s-on. When you say you tried the other RUU, did you try the alternate 3.06 RUU or the 1.15 RUU?

1.15 RUU: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B32gqnbh2ZecSHM2VXJoY2tFUU0/edit?usp=sharing

That really should work since you're on the 1.15 hboot and radio. If not, can you send a screenshot of the error?
[HTC Droid DNA] ab1009:
Hi duffman,

I tried to Flash the 1.15 RUU but I got 155 error. please see my pics.

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[HTC Droid DNA] DJ_MiX:
looks like you may have been trying to s-off? which did not complete.

rerun s-off and try different usb port
[HTC Droid DNA] ab1009:
Thank You DJ_MiX for reply,

I used Moonshine to S-Off, I puted the Droid DNA in "Fastboot USB" mode, I did all as in instruction, I got Error: run distiller again and READ.

I used Rumrunner and I see now: "no ADB connection to device, Debugging on?" but I cannot boot the device in normal android and choose "USB debugging". I can boot to HBoot/Fastboot or Recovery Mode.

can you help me to s-off this phone (can I use RUU with s-off phone??)

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[HTC Droid DNA] TheRealDeadApe:
Error 155 is due to attempting to RUU while unlocked. To apply an RUU you must be locked. In order to lock your device connect to your pc and enter fastboot usb mode. use the command "fastboot oem lock". Once you are locked you can RUU using the current version as reported by the RUU utility or a higher version.

After this is successful you should obtain s-off, as this will save you in the future from the current issue you created for yourself. Alternatively you can apply all the OTAs and fully update to kit-kat firmware.

Note: once you are locked again you will not be able to boot (no change there) and you will not be able to enter recovery due to the non-factory recovery.
[HTC Droid DNA] ab1009:
Thank you all espcially TheRealDeadApe,

My phone is now alive again. I have flashed it with RUU 1.15 but with RUU 3.06 I get ERROR (158) IMAGE ERROR. now I have Android 4.1.1 can I upgrade to 4.4.2 if I live outside USA?

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[HTC Droid DNA] Icyman:
Bump. I'm in the exact same situation.
[HTC Droid DNA] TheRealDeadApe:
As for the OTAs you can apply them anywhere you are if you download the zip files and flash them using the stock recovery. Search this forum.

Personally I would s-off. I used moonshine on the 1.15 firmware when I did it. Then you can flash RUUs without restrictions so you can update easier or update the firmware only and flash a custom rom.
[HTC Droid DNA] WestTexasCoder:
For Flashing Custom ROM to Dead DNA

This is for future reference since this has been solved. This method is from my own experiences and will work if you absolutely need functionality as soon as humanly possible.

What you can do is plug your phone while it is in recovery and select install zip from sideload.

find a custom rom you want with the corresponding GAPPS if needed,

put the rom.zip and your gapps.zip (if applicable) at the root directory of your adb. (rightclick adb on desktop click go to file location)

Rename your rom.zip to literally just rom.zip (makes it a lot easier later) and the gapps.zip to gapps.zip

check to see if your pc sees your device after selecting install zip from sideload by running "adb devices". you should see a long id number with SIDELOAD to the right.

If your device shows up, then run "adb sideload rom.zip", once finished do not hit reboot system until you flash gapps if needed.

for gapps run 'adb sideload gapps.zip" then reboot your phone. Your phone should now have functionality restored. :good:
[GiONEE Elife E7] mruduljoshi:
Does Gionee E7 really support LTE 4G in the 32GB model?

I have purchased the 32 gb variant and have read everywhere that it supports 4g LTE but havent found any such option in the phone.

Checked for the Phone information from *#*#4636#*#* and it does show the options for LTE only but not able to select it from there.

Does anyone have any idea how to activate the 4G facility in this??

HAS ANYONE TRIED THIS OUT??

This is the process for Nexus 4 which also seems to have LTE Capacity like our Gionee E7 32GB

1) A rooted Nexus 4 running just about any JB 4.2/4.3 OR 4.4+ Kit Kat ROM.

2) Time and patience.

3) ES File Explorer from the Play Market

4) Baseband .33 or earlier (or the hybrid radios from morrislee) (Don't ask what this means here, do a search in the Nexus forums)

(First Edit: Screencaps soon to come!)

First, we're going to need to edit a couple of files in the root (also known as /) file system. Open ES File Explorer and click the blue icon in the upper left to bring up the options menu. Expand Tools, then scroll down to Root Explorer. Select that and Allow ES File Explorer root permissions with superuser.

Another menu pops up, select Mount R/W and change BOTH from "ro" to "rw". Save that and get back to the file system menu in ES File Explorer. Navigate your way to /system and scroll down to select the file "build.prop" Open that with ES Note Editor and select the options menu in the upper right, and click "Edit".

Scroll approximately 3/4 of the way down through the build.prop file and locate this line of code:

Code:

lteOnCdmaDevice=0Change that to this:

Code:

lteOnGsmDevice=1Press the back arrow in the upper left corner of ES Note Editor and it will prompt you automatically to save the file. Click yes.
[GiONEE Elife E7] dhirajranger:
no the 32 gb varient doent support LTE infact there 4 varients of E7

16 gb with 2.2 ghz MSM8274 VV , 2gb ram, 2g/ CDMA

16 gb with 2.2 ghz MSM8274 AB, 2gb ram, 3g

32 gb with 2.2 ghz MSM8274 VV , 3gb ram, 3g

32 gb with 2.5 ghz MSM8274 VV , 3gb ram, TD-LTE +CDMA

out of which only middle two are avilable in india
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] naathaanb96:
Hey All,

when i install v4a i chose my driver then reboot and next time i go into the app it does it over and over with the you must install driver first.

im on ViperOne rom S on unlocked
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] zabdiel:
Hi pls. Help mga sr. And ma'am. After root my Samsung galaxy grand Dou's. And custom to cyanogen mod. Some application is missing like sim toolkit phonebook. And other. How to back my other application to my phone. Pls. Help thank you.
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] charbelaj71:
You can find these apps from play store or search in google. Example: Sim ToolKit.apk download
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] hunter0389:
SIM Toolkit will not appear in your App draw. Go to settings, Apps, ALL, you should see it.
[Android Apps and Games] ZeroX7C:
​

Hello everyone! Ever since I've upgraded to an 'ultra-fast' fiber network, my new Aztech router has also been 'ultra-annoying'. It drops connections on me when I reboot my device, and according to multiple sources, this happens to many other devices too. Basically, what happens is that you get connected, but there's no Internet access (WiFi bars will show upload most of the time, with an occasional download).

I have figured out the fastest way to gain Internet access - That is, to constantly turn on and off the WiFi radio, and then test the network manually using a Browser. This app should automate that for you, by turning off and on the WiFi, then attempting to connect to the Internet.

This app is still in development, and may be unstable!

Changelog:

0.3.1 - App auto-closes for now (Will be removed and replaced by 'Auto-close after done' in settings)

0.3.1 - Ping Google.com test

0.3.1 - Removed 'Looping wifi toggle' bug

0.3.1 - Updated code

0.3 - Added loop function to repeatedly turn on and off WiFi until connection is gained (Will be removed and replaced by 'Aztech Mode' in settings)

What doesn't work:

- Settings all don't work yet, and current one serves only as a place-holder

- Background fixing

- Manual AP selection: For now just make sure you're nearest to your preferred AP

Decompilation of the app is allowed if you want to help me out in this app, which was made on an Android using AIDE.

I welcome feedback, so do send in your comments! :highfive:

Screenshots:

Main screen
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] FlowingAway:
Looks like I have wound up with LTE connectivity issues on my 2nd M8. It's defaulting back to 3G and never trying LTE again. I'm in an area where the circuit fallback has already been installed and is up and running, so it shouldn't be that. It randomly just stopped working properly over the weekend. Sprint has told me there are no issues in my area, no work being done.

Is there any chance HTC or Sprint acknowledge this issue with their phones? What is happening under the hood to cause the phone to randomly get mucked up and never be able to get back to normal? Or is there a way to get back to normal?

Profile, PRL updates, rebooting, airplane mode are all (very) temporary fixes for a bigger problem. It acts and feels like a software issue, but is it something that can be reversed or does it get embedded into the firmware, never to be removed? I've tried flashing firmware multiple times without rebooting, over top of itself more than once, hoping to knock out or overwrite something wrong inside. I ran OMJ's h/k RUU last night and it connected to LTE as soon as it rebooted, but today it's right back to where it was.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] themuffinman:
Its really difficult to tell if its the device or the network but for the most part calling sprint is no doubt a waste of time. Over on the gs5 forums you hear the same complaints all day long. As a matter of fact, go to any sprint tri-band device forum and you will know doubt hear the same exact complaints.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] mswlogo:
Goto to a Sprint Store and Compare it Side-By-Side.

It's the only way to know for sure.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] themuffinman:
That may or may not make a difference, two of the same devices in the same location can be connected to different towers unless he uses an app to confirm that both are connected to the same tower and even then I have had experience with two exact devices connecting to the same tower and issues with that tower actually affected one device and not the other and nothing was defective with either device. Weird
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] BubZX:
So far, I am, one of the lucky ones with an, s5 that hasnt had a bit of problems. I almost picked up the m8 over the s5 to give htc a try but keeping a watch on this forum made up my decision quick to stay with sammy. Don't get me wrong there are some s5 owners that have had problems but u m8 guys seemed to be getting hosed pretty bad.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] themuffinman:
Well personally, I haven't had any issues to speak of with the two m8's I have on my account.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] FlowingAway:
I'd say keep a very close eye on them both. My 2nd one was perfect right out of the gate and stayed perfect for 3 weeks, then suddenly just poof it's jacked. It's not as bad as my 1st, but still frustrating. The 1st one wouldn't stay connected to anything, certainly not LTE. Now mine just wants to revert to 3G as soon as it possibly can. Very strange.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] josh030181:
My daughter gets very good data with her g2, picks up lte in areas I don't and it gets me frustrated, it sucks I don't no anybody who has a m8 to compare mine with, I'm gonna have to wait till my wife gets hers with her upgrade
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] mswlogo:
I think it's certainly possible but not that common. And if they do behave the same then he's probably ok. If they don't then he'd have to dig deeper.

One store had several M8's on display and the all behaved identical and very different from mine.

I should have 3 of them tonight to compare :) One being returned to sprint and one that will get sold in the end.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] johnnygabe89:
As a sprint rep who lives in an area that sprint spark and bands 2600 and 800 are being implemented I assure you it is not your device, it is the network. This is happening on all lg g2s, g flexs, s4 tri bands, s4 minis, nexus 5s and gs5s. Since the Soft Bank by out Sprint is doing a massive overhaul on their network. Sure service might suck ass for a few months but you'll appreciate it when its done. Hang in there, its more than likely not your device.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] mobilecj:
Man I hope your right . Waiting on my replacement now to make sure it's not my device.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] johnnygabe89:
I see it daily man. From what I have been told, they had problems with cross connecting calls when implementing spark. Since then, they resolved that issue but then created the 4g data/voice connectivity issue. Meaning when you are on 4g, the tower isn't telling your phone when its receiving a call. Ever wonder why the m8 cannot talk and use data at the same time? However an s3 can. Does that phone have this issue? Nope. Its not so much our phones but more so the towers not communicating to our phone the way they should. This is why when you switch to CDMA only instead of CDMA/LTE, you receive voice calls and texts. Again, you can change this in settings/mobile data/network mode.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] FlowingAway:
LTE only mode works perfect when I enable it. It connects to band 26. Switch back to LTE/CDMA and LTE refuses to connect. The reason I'm confused is because everything worked for 3 weeks straight in perfect fashion. The Sprint rep I spoke to said no work was even being done in my area. [MENTION=4878647]johnnygabe89[/MENTION] can you help me understand how this could be?
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] nfinitefx45:
Sprint Triband LTE devices do not support SVLTE (Simultaneous Voice and LTE).

In previous Sprint LTE phones, when a device was in Sprint LTE coverage it would park in both the LTE and CDMA Sprint networks at the same time. When a voice call came in, it would just go straight through to the device. And signal to the LTE network would be maintained the whole time while the call was active.

In contrast, a Sprint Triband LTE device can only stay on one technology at a time. CDMA or LTE, not both. So when a Sprint LTE Triband device is in Sprint LTE coverage it parks only in LTE. And doing so means it cannot transmit calls without Circuit Switched Fallback (CSFB) on the network side. CSFB and eCSFB (Enhanced Circuit Switched Fallback) are network controls that will allow a single mode/single path network to operate in two modes, both CDMA and LTE.

Here is how it works in the simplest way I can describe. When your Triband LTE device has an LTE signal, it cannot receive or make calls on its own. It is just using LTE data happily. However, what if someone calls you? How does it get through the CDMA network to your device? Via CSFB.

When the Sprint network tries to forward a call to your device but cannot see it via CDMA, it then checks for an LTE connection to your device. If it sees one, it tells your device to disconnect from LTE for a moment and reconnect to CDMA. Your device then jumps over to take the call on Sprint CDMA and the LTE session is interrupted. This happens very fast and seamlessly. Except for the loss of data availability. If you receive a text, the Sprint network is able to route it to your device via LTE.

Circuit Switched Fallback is a great solution to the issue of Sprint Triband LTE smartphones. But the problem here is that the Sprint network is being upgraded in Network Vision, and not all Sprint parts of the Sprint network can currently support CSFB. And it affects all Sprint Triband LTE phones

If yoou want you can read this article all the way thru
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] FlowingAway:
I don't think it's a circuit switch fallback issue. This morning I'm connected to band 25 and lte is working. It's when I connect to band 26 that it disconnects. So maybe its not a broken phone?
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] nfinitefx45:
Well from what I have gathered from all my reading about the issues is that Band 25 is the Sprint Triband LTE, and Band 26 is the older SVLTE (Simultaneous Voice and LTE) and may not support the CSFB and eCSFB yet.

I could be wrong in my assumption
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] FlowingAway:
I feel like I remember reading that band 26 is the new frequency 800
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] Ph33zy:
I also think it's the network. When I first got the phone, I experienced the 3g of death, but have not experienced it much lately as it seems like Sprint is updating their network in my area.

I'm getting LTE in places now that I have never gotten on my M7.

This weekend, I went to LegoLand, which is a highly congested area, and was getting the 3g off death again, which I believe is related to the network. This is similar to when I went to Disneyland with my M7 last year and could never use Sprint service in the park to due to it being a congested area.

I find it helps to turn off roaming in areas where you get the 3g of death and just connect to the Home network. Try that and see if you get better results. It seemed to work for me this past weekend.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] FlowingAway:
It appears that my area is getting LTE added to the Band 26 800Mhz frequency, though it's not fully up and running yet. So my M8 is scanning and sees that band available, and most likely prefers that band, so it connects but it's not fully implemented yet, so it kicks back to 3G. There was a moment this morning where I had fully working LTE, and lo and behold I was on Band 25, not 26.

If only there was a way to disable Band 26 on the M8 until it's totally up and running...
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] DruoGaby:
im facing these issues too..it sucks
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] FlowingAway:
it really does. my first m8 was actually just jacked up. but at least i know that my device is ok, it's just going to take patience for them to get the 800mhz frequency up and running, or someone figures out how to disable certain bands on the m8. they've already figured that out with the gs5. hopefully it doesn't take too long.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] DruoGaby:
one thing i did notice tho is that my mdn and msid are wrong..ill get those correct and see what happens ..check yours ##786#
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] FlowingAway:
Wrong when compared to what?
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] DruoGaby:
a bunch a 0's..lol
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] FlowingAway:
Oh well yeah haha. I thought you meant it was just a different number than what it said on your M8 box or something.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] DruoGaby:
only way im getting lte is if i do lte only...then when i get in the house it dont work only outside

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i also just called my local sprint and they said its the network...lotta people complainin