yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GalaxyKnight:
This was helpful. Thanks. The original swipeselection is quit better than the iphone version.!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lilzad:
hi just wondering with Quick Keyboard Việt how did u move the cursor for me it goes from the first word to the last word i cant move it through individual characters

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Edited: dont worry it works now thank you i have been looking for this for a while now :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 8thos:
works on my galaxy note 4 thanks.

the ios version is still better tho.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kurtyyyyyy1:
Thankyou so much for this!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] modxarsenij:
Quick Keyboard Việt ---- eng locale only(

and its not as good in cursor moving as SwipeSelection Keyboard. Fork of AnySoftKeyboard by Menny Even Danan under the Apache license. It is based on AnySoftKeyboard v111 but has been modified to support Daniel Hooper's 'SwipeSelection' concept from iOS.

SwipeSelection Keyboard 20130919

2016-01-16 First release.

but also only eng locale(
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] modxarsenij:
Google keyboard. =+- analog for kursor moving. Also many mods). Copy/paste, selection...

Yandex keyboard. Kursor moving with big (opens by extra button) joistik.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DJ_Barcode:
Using 4.4.2 CM11 nightlies, Philz Touch

My compass acts oddly when my phone is in landscape orientation. It works fine in portrait orientation. If my phone is flat on a table (i.e., the screen is facing directly up), it's fine. As I rotate the phone vertically (with the power button facing away from me), it works up until the phone is about at a 45° angle from horizontal. Then the compass can sweep though an angle of about 180°. I see this behavior in GPS Status & Tools and with the blue arrow in Google Maps.

In portrait, everything is fine. I prefer to have my phone mounted in landscape when I'm in the car. This is when I need my directions to be correct, and this is precisely when they are not.

It seems that there's nothing telling the compass that the phone is in landscape orientation. I don't know if this is a hardware problem or an issue with CM11.

However, Google Sky works when the phone is in EITHER orientation. I have no way to explain that.

I cannot find anything or anybody else describing the same issue or any way to resolve it.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fscussel:
I am getting very upset because every rom I try to recover using CWM produces a problem. Im trying to restore different android version ROMs and I dont understand how can them be SO INCOMPATIBLE with each other, since the core should be compatible. I am always restoring to stock and even then the rom restore fail, usually indicated by the phone reseting the CWM to default recovery mode and I'm having to reinstall CWM over and over.. other times the ROM simple don't boot, get stuck in the Vibrant logo. This is insane, what are the restrictions for restoring a rom with CWM?? shouldn't it erase everything so no incompatibility is left? Is there differences in restoring with version 2 of CWM or a 3 version? I don't even know exactly what OS version some of the roms are, so that I could try upgrade the phone to that version first and then applying the restore. Nothing works, I'm very pissed.
[HTC Droid DNA] TR1PW1R3:
I have an issue to where I did the OTA update to 4.4.2 and I did a factory reset through 2 different ways and now my BlinkFeed is nonexistent. I was wondering if there is a RUU for Verizon for the 4.4.2 update so I can just reset it that way because it seems the BlinkFeed files are corrupted or missing. Thanks for any help on this. I greatly appreciate it.
[HTC Droid DNA] santod040:
Have you gone to: Settings > Personalize > Home Screen Style > enable Blinkfeed?
[General Questions and Answers] emibelli:
Hello,

I have a problem with my Samsung Galaxy S3 GT-I9300 (International). I recently left my phone charging and when I picked it up it was in a bootloop doing the Samsung Galaxy S3 logo over and over again. When I rebooted it into recovery mode, it said something about not being able to find several folders and files including: /cache, /recovery/log, among others. It is currently NOT under warranty and it has had almost 2 years of use.

At this point I decided to reboot it into download mode and flash a stock I9300 ROM to it, but when I fired up Odin 3.07 and tried to flash the ROM, the process failed (Unfortunately, I have no screenshots or log traces :( ). Before this my phone showed the following information on the download mode screen (I had flashed CF-AutoRoot and then switched to a stock ROM shortly after):

ODIN MODE

PRODUCT NAME: GT-I9300

CUSTOM BINARY DOWNLOAD: YES (2 COUNTS)

CURRENT BINARY: SAMSUNG OFFICIAL

SYSTEM STATUS: OFFICIAL

When I rebooted my phone again into download mode, the phone showed the following information on the download mode screen:

ODIN MODE

PRODUCT NAME: GT-I9300

CUSTOM BINARY DOWNLOAD: NO

CURRENT BINARY: SAMSUNG OFFICIAL

SYSTEM STATUS: CUSTOM

For some reason, my phone did not do a bootloop after that but was stuck with a screen filled with a slurry of whatever was in it's memory when powered on. It also does not boot into recovery mode but is able to boot into download mode using the "volume down + home + power" key combination. To top things off, when I tried to flash anything on it through Odin, it said the following message on Odin's log:

<ID:0/005> Added!!

<OSM> Enter CS for MD5..

<OSM> Check MD5.. Do not unplug the cable..

<OSM> Please wait..

<OSM> I9300XXUGND3_I9300H3GGND1_I9300NEUGND1_HOME.tar.md 5 is valid.

<OSM> Checking MD5 finished Sucessfully..

<OSM> Leave CS..

<ID:0/005> Odin v.3 engine (ID:5)..

<ID:0/005> File analysis..

<ID:0/005> SetupConnection..

<ID:0/005> Initialzation..

<ID:0/005> Get PIT for mapping..

<ID:0/005>

<ID:0/005> There is no PIT partition.

<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 1)

I have tried to flash bootloaders, pda files, and pit files individually and collectively to no avail.

From what I've researched on the forums, it doesn't seem that my phone is suffering from the dreaded brickbug or eMMC failure, but I'd like you guys to help me diagnose what the issue is.

I'd greatly appreciate your help!
[General Questions and Answers] emibelli:
I have recently tried flashing the factory stock multi-part firmware through Kies and Odin to no avail. I've also taken it to a Samsung service center here in Bogota and they did not receive my phone because it wasn't bought here in Colombia and they didn't have the software for my phone bought in Panama (CSC: TPA).

Paying the shipping fees to Panama and the repair fees for my phone at a Samsung service center there is basically like buying a new phone, and I'm not even sure if it's a hardware problem. What should I do?
[General Questions and Answers] emibelli:
Anyone know what the issue might be or how to determine if it's a hardware or software issue?
[General Questions and Answers] sugnav:
Stuck at 'No PIT partition'

Hi there. Did you ever resolve this? I am experiencing a very similar problem. Initially my GS3 started giving me errors about inconsistent UIDs on the system, and then things like the clock stopped working. So I did a factory reset, which appeared to work except that every time the screen timed out the phone would switch off. Before long I couldn't get past the boot screen, and then all I could boot up to was a screen of gibberish (much like static on the TV).

BUT, I could still boot to the download mode (and nothing else). So I am trying to root the phone (which is not something I have done before). I am using the relevant CF-Auto-Root .md5 file in ODIN, and I get exactly the same sequence of messages as you have. I tried giving it a PIT file to use (apparently not recommended, but I am desperate here), but then it just got stuck trying to set the partition.

I am at a loss as to what to try next.
[General Questions and Answers] emibelli:
To be honest, I received absolutely zero help from the forums.

At the time, I've sent the phone to a local tech support center and they've tried to flash it and JTAG it to no avail... I think it's a motherboard issue, but have not yet heard from the tech support center about that.

Although this problem stopped being a priority for me when I got my Galaxy S5, but I still want my Galaxy S3 repaired... It has been the first phone that has lasted less than 5 years in my hands.

My recommendation is that you stay away from the PIT file and take it to a tech support center for them to address the issue (even if it's not a Samsung tech support center)... From what the tech support guys told me, most of the time it's just a problem with flashing the wrong country's stock ROM into the phone (though it was not my case, because my phone was unlocked and carrier restriction free).

Also, try not to repair the phone with root, but instead try to get a hold of your phone's original stock ROM (verify your phone's CSC to know which country's stock ROM to download).

I hope you find this recommendations useful and get your phone fixed.
[General Questions and Answers] sugnav:
Thanks for your reply.

After posting here I found a few other comments describing the same symptoms in the GS3 and suggesting, as you have, that it typically means the phone is terminally bricked. So I accepted defeat and went and bought a new HTC M8 (which is great, btw). And I figured that the $35 trade-in that the store offered for my dead GS3 was more value than I was likely to ever extract from it. So I no longer have it. I'd have liked it to last me more than the 26 months or so that I had it, but such is life.

Also, I'll note that my GS3 was, like yours, also bought unlocked, so matching the ROM shouldn't have been such a hassle. But I could not flash anything to it anyway, because ODIN simply could not find (or even replace) a partition.

Here's hoping my M8 lasts a bit longer.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] slug32:
Does anyone know where I can download this b4 I flash my Vario 2 wih the HTC ROM?

Thanks
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Taha Haq:
I recently purchased this phone but camera focus is not working it takes blurry photos. I am on stock Rom. And not rooted.

I read somewhere that the problem is on stock rom the camera on custom rom works fine. Is that true?

And any suggestions to solve this problem?
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Taha Haq:
Any one? i am still waiting.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Taha Haq:
Hello
[AT&T LG Optimus G] smashcz:
I have the same problem.

Is anyone having the same issue? Any way to fix it?

I tried stock and cm11, both not focusing.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Themes and Apps] adizmayazal:
new widget for s4 mini no root needed install like normal apk

link below

s5 style comeing soon
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Themes and Apps] adizmayazal:
s5 style added

s5 style

link below
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Themes and Apps] gladson1976:
Looks very nice :)

Can you share the 1x1 Assistive Light widget also. Been looking for that for a long time. :fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Themes and Apps] adizmayazal:
play store app only works with Samsung phone with pre installed assistive light application

link

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=imscs21.hsh97.samsung_style_assistive_light_wiget
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Themes and Apps] gladson1976:
Thought it was the original widget. This one also has the lag before switching on the light and its a bit brighter than the original. At least it doesn't want to read my contacts ;) Anyways thanks, installed it :)

Edit: btw, Is that the original touchwiz launcher you are using. The page indicators seem different. Mine are different.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Themes and Apps] adizmayazal:
no its galaxy s5 launcher
[LG Optimus Me P350] wberube:
You forgot to mention ES File Explorer I believe! :D

Actually, you only need to remount /system partition as read-write and modifing those files couldn't be easier! :highfive:
[LG Optimus Me P350] vinay12301:
best apps for rooted android

Rooting is the process which can allow Android mobile operating system users to attain privileged control within Android sub system and rooting can give you opportunity make your phone more powerful like speeding it Up and wireless tethering.
[LG Optimus Me P350] vinay12301:
best rooted apps

Rooting your android giving user elevated permissions, after rooting process user can do anything to any file or folder in the system. Rooting is also compared to Jail breaking. It is like a modification process to your Device. Rooted phone will boost battery life and increase the performance of your phone. Today I will write about 35 best apps for rooted android. here you get the best rooted apps.
[LG Optimus Me P350] iamwayne12:
Kingoapp

Any reviews on KingoApp?
[LG Optimus Me P350] HemanthJabalpuri:
Here are some of the best apps i think and are not listed above...

1)MiXplorer

2)Root Essentials

3)Kernel Adiutor

4)SD Maid

5)ZipMe

6)3C toolbox

7)ADaway

8)FlashFire

9)LuckyPatcher

10)EasyBackup & Restore by mdroidapps

11)Partitions Backup
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joaonds:
Please:

I have TWRP 2.7 recovery.

Is possible to install Stock Rom, or Stock Rom only with Odin ?

I have Mobile Odin Pro, too.

I am currently with an Omni 4.4.2, but I want to test the Stock Rom and as I am in the service and I'm broken notebook at home, i wondering if it is possible to flash a Stock Rom via TWRP or Mobile Odin Pro.

Thanks for attention.
[General Questions and Answers] glad689:
Hello everyone someone knows where can i download this RUU

RUU_Flyer_HTC_WWE_2.23.405.3_R_Radio_20.3504.30.08 9BU_3809.07.04.06

For htc flyer p510e to downgrade the tablet, i know there is one thread who gives the RUU files but i don't have the privilege to download them

someone can give me a link to download the RUU file ?

Thank you
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] erto90:
Hello guys,

I have my G2 D802 by 4 days, updated to official 4.4.2 by OTA

Now the question is: Should i root?

i always used phone rooted,also because i always used Greenify to save battery

Let me write down all my cares:

1) If i root ( without installing modified recovery) can i continue to receive otas?

2) if NOT, is easy and fast to return stock?

3) i want root only for installing Xposed and Greenifiy ( with donation package), is worth the thing?

4) And most important, to install Xdabbed camera and DEBLOAT the stock rom ( i think all those services are eating battery or i'm worng??)

5) any tip?

Thanks
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XxZombiePikachu:
1)as long as you don't install custom recovery yes

2)it's easy just use back to stock thread in g2 general

3)Greenify really helps out like so apps can be using mobile data all the time and exposed definitely helps modify the stock Rom with needing to install new Rom so I'd it's worth it

4)I am on xdabbebs camera mod and its totally worth it+debilitating is very important to get rid of apps we don't need

5)root is worth it but if you also want to be able to ota then you are taking a gamble because xposed and mods involve modifying the system partition which could trigger the "device is suspected of rooting" when updating and so it will always fail unless you go back to complete stock

Sent from LG-G2 D800 on AEONFLEX 4.4.2
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] erto90:
Thanks a lot, very satisfied after your answer!

In point 5, you say that the system will found that i modified the phone and will fail, but this will hapens also if i uninstall xposed before to do OTA?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XxZombiePikachu:
it's not just xposed it's any changes in the system partition, installing xposed/modded camera/removing bloat/busybox, these all trigger the "your device is suspected of rooting and I am sure there are other things I don't know of
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gilad.i:
Hello,

After installing the AOSP based ROM when I returned STOCK version 4.2.2 device lost all ability of connecting to a computer and the WIFI connection as well. I tried every possible way such removal and new installation of all drivers + ADB change from MTP only charging etc. and so on, I've discouraged and need all the help please,

Thanks to all the help I'm really stuck here.:crying:
[Moto E General] Lucas Eugene:
MOTO E Experimental Root. Not sure if it works. Try on your own risk

This guide helps you to root your Moto E

1) Install Framaroot

2) Use Gandalf exploit to root your device
[Moto E General] Lucas Eugene:
Wait.... you may have to unlock your boot loader first

Warning : Unlocking bootloader voids your warranty

I am unsure whether this method works or not. But I have seen Framaroot work on other devices running the same specs but you can try. But I think we'll first need permissions from moto to unlock moto E
[Moto E General] pranit123:
i think we'll get the answer soon :)
[Moto E General] cybojenix:
Wait so you've declared its rooted, then said you don't know whether it will work or not. Please do not mislead users this way.
[Moto E General] Lucas Eugene:
I'm not misleading anybody. I am just suggesting if anyone wants to try it they can.

But I'm not as of now a 100% sure this would work.

Since this worked on other devices with same chipset I think it should work here too.
[Moto E General] cybojenix:
You are. The first words the user reads is [ROOT]Moto E. Which means this is a rooting guide. The next ones they read are a deceleration of "MOTO E ROOTED". Can you please change the wording. Thank you.
[Moto E General] arnabJ:
+1
[Moto E General] tamilmad:
Please do not mislead others. It would be nice if you can change the heading and the content.
[Moto E General] Lucas Eugene:
Sorry guys didn't meant to disappoint you. I've changed the title. Thank you. I will be looking forward to try this on my moto E when it comes and will update thereafter. Thank you and sorry again
[Moto E General] Toledo_JAB:
I would like to remind everyone that XDA is a "USE AT YOUR OWN RISK" site.

The OP now has warnings in it for a reason.

If you are willing to risk the damage to your phone proceed with caution.

I will add that most development starts with a few "bumps" in the road so hold on tightly ;)

If you have further issues in regards to my post, then please PM me
[Moto E General] m11kkaa:
shouldn't this thread be move to development section ?
[Moto E General] noeticdm:
Half Way

I followed the steps to unlock my bootloader of Moto E first as instructed in official Motorola website. They sent me mail with unlock code by checking my device id. Process was just like Moto G. But after that I installed custom recovery like CWM and TWRP meant for Moto G in fastboot mode. But Every time, when I try to boot into recovery mode after flashing it's showing 'Mismatching Partition Size' and then 'Boot failed'. No custom recovery of Moto G worked and I got the same message. I think we need a specific custom recovery written for Moto E. Even I can revert to my stock recovery too! Can developers please help me ragarding this custom recovery mode issue of Moto E? Assistance appreciated.
[Moto E General] m11kkaa:
This couldn't have worked because Moto G has a different CPU.

Until we'll get a flashable stock firmware or someone with root will dump the recovery partition there's no way to fix your phone.

But it's great to hear that unlocking is possible now.
[Moto E General] noeticdm:
Yes I unlocked the bootloader successfully. But thing is that I try to root it at any cost. There is no intention of getting the stock one back. I need custom one meant for moto e which will install SU.zip at ease. Actually net 2.21GB internal memory is too low to work on heavy games. Even with this Adreno 302 GPU it is handling games like Asphal8 8 quite well. So root is absolute need!! Developers, please help.
[Moto E General] Toledo_JAB:
As this is only a share of someone else's work it should stay in the general section for now.

Possibly once the process is a sure thing then maybe it will be moved.
[Moto E General] noeticdm:
Screenshot where I stuck!

View attachment 2745688
[Moto E General] munchy_cool:
You can brick your device by flashing a recovery from another device.
[Moto E General] noeticdm:
Yeh I knew. But I just tried to root it desperately. Hope, developers should come with better and proper solution soon for this newly launched device. But my device is not briked. It's working fine in normal boot. Just recovery mode is not booting up. Even as there is no stock firmwire available for Moto E as of now over the web I couldn't get the stock recovery. So I said I am in half way.

Is it like that at no time I can change the state of my present situation of recovery mode even if there is specific custom recovery for Moto E released in future??!!
[Moto E General] Lucas Eugene:
Thank You Sir.

I do understand the cautions by the users. So I would be soon updating this thread as I will be getting my Moto E.

Also I don't think this method has the potential to brick the device.

Thank You

Falcon G
[Moto E General] Lucas Eugene:
Guys Please DON'T FLASH ANY MOTO G recovery. They will brick your device. Also those who have the moto E can they confirm whether this method works.

Thank You

Falcon G
[Moto E General] cybojenix:
True that.

If someone chucks me the stock recovery image I can start work now, else you'll have to wait a couple of days.
[Moto E General] cybojenix:
confirmed framaroot does not work
[Moto E General] m11kkaa:
You could install xray to check for exploits
[Moto E General] Lucas Eugene:
Can you confirm whether this superboot works. Just use fastboot.connect your phone into pc. and click on the superboot.bat file.

If you are getting black screen after first try. Try again and then reboot the device. It should work then
[Moto E General] m11kkaa:
It won't work because this methods works by booting a modified boot.img which roots your /system partiton and reboots the device.
[Moto E General] cybojenix:
I'm trying to replicate that now, but without the boot image I'm having issues
[Moto E General] xdaco:
Until the factory image or any other root exploit is available boot image dump is not possible I think.

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Framaroot does not work .
[Moto E General] m11kkaa:
I'm reverse engineering the Moto G bootloader(which is similar to Moto E bootloader) and I think I have a present for you :D

1) boot into fastboot mode

2) from your pc in a shell type "fastboot oem help"

there is one command called "fastboot oem partition" which can take backups.

with this command you can backup the boot partition.
[Moto E General] cybojenix:
command restricted. guess it isn't available
[Moto E General] Web_E:
Xray doesn't detect any exploits
[Moto E General] cybojenix:
cough cough...

shell@condor_umts:/ $ su
root@condor_umts:/ #
[Moto E General] arnabJ:
How did you do that??
[Moto E General] 5hubh4m:
OMG It's done! BTW can we use the method described here to dump boot.img and system image?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1578099

Please can anyone try it, I still have to receive my Moto E.
[Moto E General] cybojenix:
hacky method, you need linux for it. I'm releasing a cleaner method soon which will work everywhere

not without root
[Moto E General] arnabJ:
Ok.

Please do that asap.

Am goin to get mine by eve.

Will this require the bootloader to be unlocked??
[Moto E General] Saumitra Yadav:
Bro I m using Linux ...PM me the method I will try to root it can't wait ...
[Moto E General] m11kkaa:
This won't be needed anyway because u can dump the boot image now.

But I'm still interested in how you did that.
[Moto E General] cybojenix:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=52721237&postcount=1
[Moto E General] 5hubh4m:
Does this method requires a BL Unlock? It doesn't seem to mention that anywhere but I'm still inquiring 'cause I don't want to brick my brand new phone...:D