yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] KnightlyNinja:
You need to Reflash the rom to remove the mod
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] sazmael:
make one mod just with 0.00Kb/s

Please me too like just this

:Android rules:::::Iphone lose:
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] KnightlyNinja:
here u go

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2762510
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] Killnolife:
Working :good: lot of thanks!
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] ZhaoPH:
Lockscreen bug

[MENTION=225651]op[/MENTION] please fix the bug in xperia lockscreen you included :crying:
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] KnightlyNinja:
i can`t coz it`s nod made by me . i have only added it in my mod. u can report the bug in the threadi `ve listed in OP created by m4rinko2
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] SGY User:
[MENTION=225651]op[/MENTION] can i request aosp lockscreen mod for our hyperion 9??
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] BalamXDroid:
Great! But only the lockscreen mod?

Without status bar mods...
[Sony Xperia ZR] shankarguru:
hi,

when i root my xperia zr running on 4.3 stock rom. the auto rotate screen feature stops working.

thanks in advance, shankar.:rolleyes:
[Sony Xperia ZR] John98Zakaria:
Try To calibrate by typing this in the STOCK dialer

*#*#7378423#*#*
[General Questions and Answers] Monojit Sardar:
Hi guyz i have china Apls F815 clone of samsung galaxy tab 3 . i want to install a custom rom in it
[General Questions and Answers] Pirecks:
I can't find anything really for the international HTC One mini. I wiped it on accident because of an outdated recovery and new partitions. I'm having a problem with adb and I don't have an OS to boot too.

I was going to use a stock recovery, but I can't find one.

I don't see any RUU for an international one, even a stock one, except for an ATT version.

I've tried updating my fastboot and adb, i downloaded the whole sdk and updated it with no luck.

I downloaded HTC sync hoping to get some extra drivers, but still no luck.

I've used 3 different twrp recoveries, including the ones with the new layout and still no luck.

Can someone please help? The One Mini forum is super dead and I can't post in the development forums for help since I'm new.

I'm not new to rooting, I've rooted 2 HTC Ones, an HTC Evo, and before it messed up, I had unlocked, and rooted the Mini.

I don't know what to do man, I really need this phone to work haha.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] zerocrack:
So I have note 3 for few months now and ever since I rooted and put rom on it. I would get random reboot at least once or twice a day. It happens with 4 different rom and I also try various different kernel for each rom as well. Is there anything else I should try to fix this problem?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Neva Eva Forget 1984:
You should probably do a factory reset, I do that every 2-3 times when I install a newer version of a rom or when switching roms.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] diamantericos:
I would try a different kernel first .
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] sloanster:
Dirty flashing is like unprotected sex...just say no! Heh, heh
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] thanas:
what is the latest greek rom... and is it possible to install the greek language pack on another rom like www.molski.biz rom?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] SuperG03:
Hi all,

I am really hoping someone can help me. I have a Sprint Samsung Galaxy S4 (Non T version) that appears to be soft bricked. My phone was hanging on the yellow Sprint screen so after other procedures, I decided to try and ODIN a stock version. What I had before all this happened was MK2 (knox) stock with only CF Auto Root. I downloaded the MK2 stock ROM from XDA and tried to ODIN. It failed. It got through the majority of the process and then at the very end it said FAILED. Now if I try and boot the phone, it automatically goes into the firmware error screen. So I still have the ability to ODIN but it always fails. I have also downloaded the NAE stock ROM from XDA and tried that too. I have tried using Odin 3.07, 3.09, and even 1.85. All fail. On the screen I sometimes get these messages as the ODIN process fails. Either a start [2xx, 1440] and next line BAR [2xx, 1440], or I get a start and then a sw rev check fail fused 5 binary 4. These are all in red letters just underneath the download mode details. I really don't know what to do. Please help me recover my phone. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks so much!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] leaderbuilder:
IF your phnone was on an NAE firmware you will probably have problems going back to MK2.

Search for the NAE firmware .tar and try that.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] leaderbuilder:
[MENTION=4400007]SuperG03[/MENTION]

So great to see you posting back after asking for help.

So cool when people contribute to what worked and didn't so that others can be helped and help to contribute to the community at large.....

Oh, wait you didn't.

Guess all is good.

smmmeeesh.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] SuperG03:
As I mentioned in my OP, I tried the NAE firmware with multiple attempts on various editions of Odin. All without success.

I'm sorry, it's been like a day and a half and I've been trying like crazy to figure out how to fix this thing... Not sure how fast you expect me to reply, but I do appreciate any and all help.

SuperG03
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] leaderbuilder:
Just really wondering if you attempted the suggestions. And or what you've done to get it to work.

It gets old trying to assist people, especially when they make it sound so urgent, and then never hearing back.

Hope you get it working.

Good luck!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] SuperG03:
I definitely understand trying to help and not ever hearing back would get annoying... However, for the first like half a day I checked back at this thread every hour or 2 and it had a lot of views but not any replies. Even as of now, there hasn't been a reply with a suggestion of what to do that I haven't already stated I did try in my OP (you suggested NAE and I had been trying that already). I do appreciate you at least trying though.

SuperG03
[Galaxy Note 3 Themes and Apps] webjunky:
can anyone get me this app ? i can't download it

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sec.lebron
[Galaxy Note 3 Themes and Apps] Er. Aditya:
here yo go buddy :)

https://www.dropbox.com/s/j7bj5t5hmnke4x4/LeBron_1.2.5.apk
[Galaxy Note 3 Themes and Apps] webjunky:
Thanks a lot :good::good::laugh:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] t3dpott3r:
Hey Everyone,

I am really hoping that someone can assist me with this issue as its is starting to get very bothersome.

Issue:

Random signal drops on T-mobile network (Seems that when I am running something it will stay connected but if nothing is using data then signal drops and I must toggle service ie: airplane mode, data toggle, reboot before it will turn back on)

When I try to boot back out of recovery TWRP says I have lost root and asks if I want to fix it

Concerns:

When I run the phone app "Phone Info" *SAMSUNG* it tells me that knox security has been tripped?

Steps I have taken to correct:

Tried flashing both modems UVMD1 & UMCK7 via zip

Flashed new stock T-Mobile ROM 4.3 from this thread [HOWTO] [ROOT] No Tripping Flash Counter - Stock Injected [TMO/MCT/GLW/VTR]

Installed 3 separate Custom ROMS including Omni ROM 4.4, ROM of Thrones (TW) 4.4, Jedi Master X2 (TW) 4.3

Current phone info:

ROM: Jedi Master X2 4.3

Baseband: T889UVUCMK7

Bootloader: T889UVUCMK7

I am probably missing something but I think this is a great start... If you need any other info to help diagnose please let me know!

Please help :fingers-crossed:

Thanks :good:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Coug76:
Make sure you set Selinux to permissive. You can use an app from the play store.

I am not sure what ROM you say you are on. Jedi Master X2 or Jedi x20 are different and neither are 4.4 ROMs. Jedi Master X20 could eventually be a 4.4 ROM I guess. The x20 ROM would make the equation a bit odd as selinux is not present.

Alternatively, some power saving features will kill mobile data when not in use. Power saving apps may do the same only more dramatically.

Hastily spouted for your befuddlement
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] t3dpott3r:
Crap you are right...lol I fixed ROM name on Jedi ROM in OP

It is JediMaster X2 4.3

I have NO power saving apps installed and even uninstalled Greenify to see if I could have accidentally hibernated a vital system app.

As for the SElinux, I downloaded and installed SElinux Mode Changer like you suggested and was able to change my Selinux to permissive (it was set to Enforcing) As you can see from the photos I do have SElinux? Is this wrong? I did a clean install of Jedi X2 right after flashing root66_TMO_T889UVUCMK7_2.tar.md5

Its been about 10 minutes since changing to permissive now and no drops... I will report back if it happens again.

If you don't mind me asking what is SElinux and if I shouldn't have it how do I get rid of it?

Thanks again [MENTION=3726505]Coug76[/MENTION]!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Coug76:
SELinux is a security protocol that watches for and blocks certain changes in the software around the kernel level (IIRC). Google will give you MUCH better info than I can in the subject...

One thing I do know though is that when people are stuck on the type of thing you were, permissive SELinux is usually the answer.

I read a lot here. I remember stuff. I like to help people.

Hastily spouted for your befuddlement
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] t3dpott3r:
I don't know how it happened as I had been on the same rom for days when it started out of nowhere, but that seems to have done the trick.

Thanks for sharing the knowledge!

While I have you any clue on why I keep losing root?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Coug76:
Which recovery and version are you on? Might actually be SELinux as well but I never had that problem with my installs cause I always set to permissive.

Knox REALLY likes to dump root too.

Did you do full wipes between ROM flashes? If not there could *possibly* be bits of Knox messing with you from a non-deknoxed install. It's a stretch, but a nandroid and wipe then check is relatively painless.

Hastily spouted for your befuddlement
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] t3dpott3r:
Currently running TWRP 2.6.0.1-t0tetmo

When I wipe via TWRP I choose Advanced Wipe:

- Dalvik

- Cache

- System

- Data

Should I wipe internal also?

I don't know if it matters but I don't use titanium back up or anything... When I install a new ROM I always start from scratch.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Coug76:
You should run 2.7.0.1 for twrp. Will do much better for data stuff.

Hastily spouted for your befuddlement
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] pyraxiate:
I've been on the knox bootloader since it was released..... never had an issue with root, my wifi, keeping stable signals.....nada... Knox isnt causing all these issues people are having I assure you. If anything, id say trying to keep a 4.1 bootloader is what causes more issues in the end ;)

I only state this because so many people are spreading misinformation around. Knox bootloader isnt all that bad.

People just worry too much about warranty issues. I've never heard of samsung denying an obvious hardware issue even with knox tripped. Heck ive sent in 2 or 3 other samsung phones for hardware issues in the past with their warranty counters tripped.

If you arent careful and actually brick your device, I wouldn't expect them to honor their warranty anyway as it wasn't the phone failing.

Before flashing anything, always read read and read again to make sure you know what you are doing. If you arent comfortable rooting, flashing, etc.....simply dont try it or give the phone to someone who does.

Ok enough with my rant.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] t3dpott3r:
I want to clarify im not blaming Knox in the slightest. I only mentioned it in the OP in the hopes that it would help in the trouble shooting process. Im still losing root when I boot out of TWRP/fix permissions and it asks if I want to fix.

I have done clean flash after ODIN to stock and I have also re flashed the newest Super SU with no luck fixing it. TBH once im booted in ROM I have ZERO issues but I have never had this happen before installing the 4.3 bootloader.

Just trying to get to the bottom of it as its probably something I did and not Knox.

Thanks for your feedback though.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Coug76:
Thanks for the insight.

Didn't mention the bootloader at all. It's good that you found a venue for your opinion though.

I feel differently about the subject, but we have the right to value what we wish. I could care less about warranty, I value keeping options open until other needs necessitate closing them. There is no need in my life to destroy the utility that knox might allow for if I need it for work purposes. I see no downside to keeping the old bootloader at this point. YMMV.

I was more referring to an updater script not wiping system and missing Knox (due to dirty flashing). Could happen. Flash a ROM that has Knox enabled and try to root it. Knox loves to dump root. The average guy is going to struggle with it unless they read up and use others work and experience.

Hastily spouted for your befuddlement
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] baabafadil:
[MENTION=3726505]Coug76[/MENTION] I have installed SElinux & activated permissive & rebooted but my network still keeps droping, i mean no change happened.

Current Status;

SGH-T889

Firmware 4.3

Rooted

Actions b4;

Tried many custom roms after clean flash at evry flash

Tried changing model when i used Ariza patch.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lingfangze:
HI,Few weeks ago I flash custom rom on my s5830,

when flashing I forgot to wipe data and cache.

When the installation was completed, my phone cant boot up. I cant turn on, go into recovery mode or even download mode!

I try using usb jig to enters download mode, but the phone didnt boot up or display anything. The only thing is my phone will get hot after inserted usb jig.

CAN ANYONE GIVE ME SOME SOLUTION?

THANKS!O(∩_∩)O
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 5617821:
I think you have hard-bricked your phone. Most probably you must have flashed a rom not intended for our device. Sorry but if USB Jig doesn't work, then there is nothing you can do. Better consult a Service Center as the last resort. Hope I Helped.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Viper The Ripper:
Try it ;)
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Gluon2:
Please don't get mad at me for making this thread.

I just haven't seen any recent, non-shady looking places with a guide to root an HTC One X.

I'd like to root my HTC One X to:

1) Improve battery life by:

i) Safely undervolting/underclocking it

ii) Turning off 2 of the 4 cores

iii) Installing the BEST rom for battery

(I'm not sure of their respective advantages/risks/disadvantages.. could you please let me know?)

iv) Any other way, really

2) Get rid of the "3" Network branding

3) Maybe get a nice ROM

4) Perhaps I'll get Titanium Backup Pro,

I recently had my phone serviced under warranty at HTC service, and the 3-month-warranty-of-repairs thing will end in a month, and the normal 2 year warranty expired in April.

Should I root my HOX now?

How should I root my HOX? Could you please direct me to a still-valid rooting guide for my HOX?

Also, could you please recommend what I should do once I root my phone?

EDIT: Also, I'm a bit confused about custom ROMs. Does having one installed mean the default HTC Sense is removed? Like, the weather widgets and such will be gone? The 'settings' menus will look different, etc?

Thanks
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Heisenberg:
The first thing you should do is probably be in the correct forum [emoji12]

You're in the HTC One XL / at&t One X (Evita) forum, and you actually have the HTC One X (Endeavoru). Plus, you've posted in the General Section, when you should have posted in the Q&A Section.

What you should do is head over to the HTC One X forum, but before you post another thread there you should do some research first. XDA rules state that a user must search thoroughly before posting. All you should really need to do is check out the sticky threads (the ones at the very top) in each of the sections there, your question has been asked a million times before, and therefore has been answered a million times before. Time to do some reading.

PS. Asking which ROM is best/most stable/fastest/prettiest, or asking for a suggestion isn't allowed, here's why. To say one ROM is better is to infer that the others are inferior in some way. This is disrespectful to the devs who spend their spare time bringing us these awesome ROMs free of charge. Each user has different tastes anyway, the best way to see which ROM suits you is to flash a few and find out for yourself. Battery life differs greatly from user to user anyway, it depends a lot on how you use your device.

Sent from my Evita
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Gluon2:
Thanks for your quick reply!

I didn't realise I was in the wrong forum. Thanks for the advice, I'll go do that now. :cyclops:
[Miscellaneous Android Development] MasterAwesome:
Guide to Mediatek Building(Guide 3:=/system)

Requisites

A Linux machine

The required packages(Look to the 2nd post)

A source code(CyanogenMod,AOKP..)[Look at post 3 for more details]

The Mediatek modified packaged, attached to post]

Lets get started!

I'll reinstate the fact that mediatek is Anti GPL so doesnt release the source codes but some companies recently have started releasing the source and many of you guys asked me how to build a rom for a mediatek device. Here it goes

There are three requirments for building a rom for a phone from source

a)device tree

b)kernel source

c)vendor tree(usually made by the device/setup-makefiles.sh

Step 1(Merging Mediatek files)

:First. you'd have to merge the package i gave in the post to your source tree.

Step 2(Setting up the environment)

:(Assuming you have a kernel tree) Try to find a device tree for your phone this device tree can either be built from start or can be "forked" of a similar device. What i mean is, suppose you have a mt6589 chipset you can take the device tree from another mt6589 chipset. Here is a link to my device tree for Canvas 4 kitkat mt6589 device tree..kernel source for mt6589. If you are building for very similar devices of canvas 4 you could use my prebuilt kernel too.

Step 3(Obtaining proprietory files):

: For wifi,gps and radio to work we have to obtain some files which are "device-specific". We do this by executing the file in the device tree called the "extract-files.sh" or the "proprietory-files.sh". what these files do is they grep the contents from the proprietory-files.txt and pull it from your phone using adb.

Step 4(Building)

:What we want to do first is setup the build environment. The script is located inside the build folder.This script describes how to set up your local work environment to build the Android source files. You will need to use Linux or Mac OS.

Building under Windows is not currently supported.

. to execute this script,

source build/envetup.sh

. We have to now "lunch" the device. What this does is that it initializes the build environment for that particular device.

we use this to tell linux to build it for your device this is done by

lunch cm_devicename-userdebug or lunch cm_devicename-eng

A very good artical i came across for explaining the build-variants is here. Now is the easy part(Compiling). We now type

make -j# bacon

what bacon does is create a .zip file which is flashable on your phone. #=no of processors+2. But if your processor is hyperthreaded, add 4 to the no of physical cores.

Step 5(Errors):There is no one solution for all errors but general errors like "Term.apk not found" can be fixed by going to the vendor/cm(aokp..)/get-prebuilts. Other errors are welcome in the thread and I'll try my best to solve them :cool:

Hope it helped you!, any feedback on the tutorial is welcome.

Hit that thanks button if you think its worth it

Regards and Good Luck

My first tutorial:building a boot.img for mediatek

Links to my next Guides

Building the boot.img{MediaTek}

Building the Kernel{MediaTek}

Toolchain links are coming up.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] MasterAwesome:
Source code links

you can get repo script by typing

curl $ http://commondatastorage.googleapis.com/git-repo-downloads/repo > ~/bin/repo
chmod a+x ~/bin/repo

repo init -u <URL to android manifest> -b <branch name>

this is the generalized way to do this.

For cyanogenmod:

repo init -u git://github.com/CyanogenMod/android.git -b cm-11.0

For aokp

repo init -u https://github.com/AOKP/platform_manifest.git -b kitkat

This is about 14GB and will take time to download. once its downloaded make sure you have the required packages from the second post. To start building follow the first post
[Miscellaneous Android Development] EnerJon:
Nice guide, will surely try it when i get some time... Subscribed (y)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] MasterAwesome:
Have fun!

Regards
[Miscellaneous Android Development] blakegriplingph:
I assume this would work on a MT6572, yes?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] MasterAwesome:
If you have the kernel source, yes it'll work
[Miscellaneous Android Development] blakegriplingph:
Well, I hope this would work with the Lenovo A369i sources.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] MasterAwesome:
Looks good to me try it out and give me the results. if it doesnt work i'll try to guide you through alternative steps..

Regards and good luck
[Miscellaneous Android Development] blakegriplingph:
I'm no coder, but I just want to try it out of curiosity. Might do an initial build and leave the rest to the lads for them to mess with. :)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] MasterAwesome:
Device looks normal, technically it should work. If you face any errors please ask me and i'll guide you through the process.

Regards and good luck
[Miscellaneous Android Development] blakegriplingph:
Lol you replied to that post already :P

But yeah, although I was told once that the kernel sources Lenovo provided were apparently a mess.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] MasterAwesome:
I closed my browser in the middle when I was was typing.. Somehow it got posted :P.

Yeah Lenovo sources are a mess... I modified it and put a working A820 KERNEL Source on github. https://github.com/IceFlavouredKitkat/A820_kernel
[Miscellaneous Android Development] blakegriplingph:
Nice one dude, I'm just ticked off at how much of a scrooge MTK is, hence why I lol whenever you guys do your part at trolling the company.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] MasterAwesome:
True Dat :P
[Miscellaneous Android Development] blakegriplingph:
Yup. BTW, you mentioned about the source files weighing in at 14GB. Wouldn't that take eons to compile? I've compiled Wine and ReactOS before and boy did I waste an hour or so of my time waiting for the binaries to churn out.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] MasterAwesome:
Depends on your PC and your hard drive and ram. I have an i3-2100(upgrading to a amd 6 core soon) and a Seagate 1TB Harddrive and 8gb ram. Pretty basic stuff it takes about 2:30 hours to compile. It's basically because my pc has just 2 core and even if it were more cores my Harddrive would bottleneck it so... :/

Mounting into tmpfs and using ccache significantly reduces compile time
[Miscellaneous Android Development] shaikhdjm:
Nice guide Mate.. you r encouraging mtk development :D
[Miscellaneous Android Development] MasterAwesome:
Thank you;Just helping out fellow developers.

Sent from my Moto G
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Papdya:
What if my device source code is not released? Can i build a rom or a kernel?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] MasterAwesome:
Kernel no. ROM, maybe, you can use a prebuilt kernel and still build a working ROM for your phone.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Papdya:
Ok.thanks.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] aaaaaaziskurnia:
Is the pathced files compatible with pac5.1 rom?