yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] zxz0O0:
Actually yes (on the computer), since it needs to download tr.apk. You can also manually download it from towelroot.com and place it inside files directory.
[GiONEE Elife E7] tej12345:
Pls help...
[GiONEE Elife E7] Ravikirancg:
add a line to it (build.prop under the system folder)

ro.sf.lcd_density=<value>

default value is 480.

just a tip: do not take it below 380. Long pressing the home button for recents menu wont work and a lot of apps like swiftkey will go back to their default sizes and things will start looking ugly..
[GiONEE Elife E7] tej12345:
Thanks mate. Any idea how to change font size and type?
[GiONEE Elife E7] Ravikirancg:
Size usually decreases with dpi. There is one option in the settings. As for font, use rom toolbox.

Also, please use the thanks button instead of posting it..

Sent from my E7
[GiONEE Elife E7] martin120197:
I was wanting to do the same but when you say add a line to it, what do you mean, I was thinking maybe to the build.prop file under system folder but I wanted to be sure.

Thanks.
[GiONEE Elife E7] Ravikirancg:
oops! sry for the late reply! but yes.. to the build.prop under the system folder.. edited the original post..
[GiONEE Elife E7] pushkardua:
How To change Screen DPI [Video Tutorial]

[YOUTUBE]_g9jZoKpM9o[/YOUTUBE]
[GiONEE Elife E7] fshabir:
What would you suggest the best DPI figure for e7?
[LG Optimus 4X HD] nikola95:
Hi there! My name is Nikola and i would like to encourage all members of this community to make a sailfish os porting for our LG 4X from LG nexus 4 or 5 or from Samsung Galaxy S3!!

I have not as enough experience as you, so i turn to you and to your help!:cyclops::D:highfive:
[LG Optimus 4X HD] Omario-242:
Again? You posted this like 3 times now?!

If no Dev is willing to port it YOU can do it. If YOU don't have the knowledge to do it then

there's probably no way we will get this. But stop spamming our forum with requests (even the wrong forum section :silly:)

Reported this thread and you...

Just so everybody could see what I mean:

View attachment 2801749

Three different threads (two opened by him) about the same port request!
[LG Optimus 4X HD] nikola95:
ok man, but i posted this in A & Q and you said that was the wrong section.....so i decided to post it on general.....and this another one was the wrong section.....so.....where i have to post it? on my ****ing ass hole!??! :eek:
[LG Optimus 4X HD] Omario-242:
I never said that your post in the Q&A was in the wrong section?

It just was kind of spam as you posted on another thread about Jolla Sailfish OS,

that's why I answered it.

And now you open another thread about Jolla Sailfish OS beside your first one

and the post on "Team Rom Port Effort" ?

There is probably a reason why this has not been ported yet

and that's whether because not that much people like it, it's too hard to

port and the effort and time would be in no relation to the features of this OS

or the devs are more likely to port more popular roms (and we are really lucky that

our devs have ported such a massive number of awesome roms.

EDIT: Your other thread just got deleted, just so you know.
[LG Optimus 4X HD] nikola95:
ok, thanks man, and sorry for my error on posting multiple threads! i apologise!:)
[LG Optimus 4X HD] ottomanhero:
Will you pay us if we make it for you? No.Then stop making the same thread over again.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] majaaaames:
Okay so this is kinda irritating for me. I don't use the default messaging app anymore and I don't want that notif bubble in my lockscreen. I don't want to use a locker or a lockscreen replacement anymore. Is there any way to remove the notif bubble notification there so I could use the default lock screen? Tried uninstalling and such and unchecking the notifications. My phone is rooted running Android 4.2.2 help! :(
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DrSeussFreak:
Go to settings, application manager, look for the messaging app and click on it. This should bring you to a screen with an option to uncheck Notifications, do that and you are set.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] majaaaames:
No luck. Still there :(
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DrSeussFreak:
are you sure you unchecked the box to prevent notifications?

Also this was for the stock messaging app, correct?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] majaaaames:
Yes. Stock messaging app. Disabled the notifications 100% positive that it is unchecked.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] androidhool:
Hello community,

I want to set up a system wide proxy running local on my galaxy s4 (gt-i9505) with android 4.3.

I have installed the app 'Filter Proxy': https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=KRIS.android.FilterProxy

If i add the proxy in wifi settings/proxy settings it's running without problems. But when I want to add the proxy as a system wide proxy with 'ProxyDroid' or 'Proxy Manager' there is a problem: In browser I get the following message: socket failed: EMFILE (Too many open files)

ProxyDroid: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.proxydroid

Proxy Manager: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.evanhe.proxymanager

Any ideas?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] tommyspocket:
Hi,

due to the fact nothing is mentioned about this, I started..

Good software over sip is welcome.. ;)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] pof:
yes, this has been covered before:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=277125

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=273957
[Galaxy Note II General] KNIGHT97:
Links to the Kernels

Phoenix Kernel - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2759906

AGNI Kernel - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2311094

Nadia Kernel - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2760203
[Galaxy Note II General] KNIGHT97:
FAQ

Yes I agree that I took a lot of time, the kernels had a lot of settings to explore, but most of it could be done quite quickly and the results logged down, but the main delay was caused due to problems with my lower back which I had in the month of may, some emotional issues also strayed me away from this motive, so I apologize for any delay and to keep you guys waiting.

A big NO. It is because the usage pattern and requirement for each of us is quite different and it can be that my settings give you a worse battery life. Also, I won't show those logs/notes to anyone no matter how good friend/relative/pet/neighbour/acquaintance he/she is because those are results for me, and is can also be that your device can take higher or lower undervolting as compared to me.

Again, NO. I won't entertain these kind of questions or spam on this thread, and while none have seen it yet, I am stricter than a moderator with the rules of this forum and any post relating to asking or suggesting a kernel to someone shall be instantly reported to a moderator and I want the readers here to follow this behaviour too.

Post this in the respective kernel's thread and you'll get a much better and quicker reply, though I may occasionally feel like reply too, if you get lucky(but don't try to by spamming the thread, else instead of you post I will report your profile itself).

Yes, I forgot.

Anyways, Have a look at these screenshots.

Total battery time

Time I listened to music on my battery test days

Screen time

Note : I listened to music for only 1 hour, by setting up a timer, because this provided the ideal conditions for possible calculations of total time I can get on the battery. Also, my battery is quite old(not replaced or checked even once since I bought the device on the 2nd day of launch in India)

I can't suggest anything. There are no best kernels, you'll have to check about which one satisfies your needs and is stable too(remember read, read and read thoroughly and be patient).

Nearly forgot that one.

Use this Xposed module to disable the touchwiz DVFS, which has the highest priority for voltage and frequency settings, even more than the kernel, and causes more problems than fixes.
[Galaxy Note II General] KNIGHT97:
Important Notes

Battery life on stock kernel and Phoenix kernel was some, but with just half an hour less of screen time than the one I have shown in my screenshots.

The difference of battery life between was just of 12 seconds between AGNI and Nadia, so what are you going to do in those 12 seconds? Type Nuclear launch codes?

There were some random reboots, shutdowns on both AGNI and Nadia, but extremely rare and because I undervolted too much, both are equally stable for their current stage.

If you are going to post a reply here, post something worth reading, no spam.

Got a suggestion for me, which you think I might not be knowing? I appreciate you posting it here, will try to consider it gladly :o

There are to be no suggestions given to users for switching kernels just because you use it and like it, I will report that post at the instant I see it.

Don't worry about me being super strict with all this, usually I'm quite soft to everyone and would be willing to help without any hesitation, but don't want unnecessary spam here, neither do I want any fights for which a moderator has to kick in and do the cleanup and also serve you with a warning which you won't like to see.
[Galaxy Note II General] resudo:
Thank you for the time you spent on this.

EDIT : Just read through the whole thing. Great guide(?) indeed. It helped me make better choices regarding kernel settings.
[Galaxy Note II General] Jemik33:
Nice info..thanks mate..keep it up..?
[Galaxy Note II General] psndna88:
nice writeup..

i lack patience for such research as i get no mental energy remaining after development

Sent from F2FS FORMATED I9300 Temasek CM11 Unofficial v98 (4.4.3) + AGNi pureCM v2.8.0 kernel
[Galaxy Note II General] KNIGHT97:
Thanks

And I have tried making some small mods/these and I know it's really tiring for the brain to have everything done correctly and make sure that users are happy.

Sent from my RPG with auto targeting
[Galaxy Note II General] keysikasuy:
Nice thread mate. It really showed that it needed a lot of time and patience to know your best setting to optimize your phone depending the usage. This inspires me not to just stick on a single thing but to take the risk and explore for the other things. Again, thanks you mate. Now I may go and explore my own settings. Cheers!!!!
[Galaxy Note II General] amit.dhatrak95:
i posted thanks by mistake, i edited it

but how can i delete my post ?

Sent by my AWP #Unzoom

---------- Post added at 07:56 AM ---------- Previous post was at 07:45 AM ----------

what does undervolting do ?

Sent by my AWP #Unzoom
[Galaxy Note II General] KNIGHT97:
Don't worry if you did it by mistake.

And undervolting means controlling of voltages and reducing the power requirement per clock.

Sent from my RPG with auto targeting
[Galaxy Note II General] smeet.somaiya:
[MENTION=5697564]KNIGHT97[/MENTION]

Last month I accidentally undervolted my cpu to -100mv

That caused my phone to freeze. I rebooted it. It booted fine but freezed at the lockscreen after boot.

So I decided that I should flash the agni-oc-uv-reset.zip which is saved in your sdcard as soon as you flash agni kernel. But that zip failed to flash. I tried with philz, twrp both.

What could be the reason?
[Galaxy Note II General] KNIGHT97:
High undervolting has led to freezes that you have figured out. But zip failing to flash? I can't seem to comment on that, becuase I don't know about that issue, was that something like status 6/7 or bad zip error?

Sent from my RPG with auto targeting
[Galaxy Note II General] smeet.somaiya:
Yeah. forgot to mention. status 7 it said. Error executing update-binary.

Flashed stock kernel then and everything was fine.

After that I went on to check the zip file. And shockingly it was of 0 bytes.

So I think there was some error in extracting that zip while flashing agni kernel.

Anyways that has been fixed in the latest version. Was just informing you☺
[Galaxy Note II General] KNIGHT97:
Yea, I saw the earluer ones just now, seems to be an typo in updater script which caused status 7 error.

But yes, glad that its fixed now.

Sent from my RPG with auto targeting
[Galaxy Note II General] smeet.somaiya:
What typo was it?

And yeah one more thing, kindly let me know what does Frandom rng to? It uses random entropy generator but can't figure out what it is exactly☺
[Galaxy Note II General] Pafcholini:
Frandom is a Linux kernel random number generator, which is 10-50 times faster than what you get from Linux' built-in /dev/urandom. And it uses very little (/dev/frandom) or none (/dev/erandom) of the kernel's entropy pool, so it is very useful for applications that require a handy source for lots of random data.

Its most common use seems to be wiping large hard disks with random data before encryption

here you have the link for more info: http://billauer.co.il/frandom.html

Enviado desde mi GT-N7100 mediante Tapatalk
[Galaxy Note II General] KNIGHT97:
I couldn't figure put the typo, but that's the most probable problem for status 7 error.

And your answer for Frandom RNG is already answered below ;)

So if the kernel has in impact on memory, would it be possible to allocate the data into random blocks onto the memory, both internal and external, just like it is on 64-bit. Intel has managed a 64-bit kernel so maybe you can look at that to get some idea about it.

Or is this thing completely 64-bit only?

Sent from my RPG with auto targeting
[Galaxy Note II General] smeet.somaiya:
Didn't even get a single word of what you said. My knowledge on memory allocating is limited. I always make mistakes in sums related to memory mapping in my microprocessor exams??

---------- Post added at 11:59 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:57 AM ----------

Okay. Got what you mean. But what is its application on a phone with limited memory?

---------- Post added at 12:03 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:59 AM ----------

@KNIGHT97

What I meant to say is please elaborate. Don't mind was just kidding☺
[Galaxy Note II General] yogesh324:
hi do you know how can I enable frandom in nadia kernel
[Galaxy Note II General] KNIGHT97:
Haha, yeah memory allocation related stuff is a bit hard, but you can get idea about the random placement of data blocks by reading the some articles on 32 vs 64 bit.

And about the Frandom, it supplies with the needed random data(entropy) to be fed to the application so that it doesn't suffer slowdown or stuttering in case of an empty entropy pool from /dev/random. This also ensures a better performance in some apps.

Sent from my RPG with auto targeting
[Galaxy Note II General] smeet.somaiya:
Okay. now I get it. But only a bit?

Thanks?
[Galaxy Note II General] tabbishmahmood:
Hey thanks for such a detailed write up. I end up in bootloop no matter what i try.. Have tried everything you have mentioned.
[Galaxy Note II General] aukhan:
Appreciate your time and efforts that you have invested in writing this beautiful Guide.

i can refer to people asking which is the best Kernel or ROM.

Hats off to that 12second Nuclear codes :good:
[Galaxy Note II General] garyblake:
Whats the point in this thread? Cant see any actual use for it. Can someone explain?

The OP says done some research but wont tell you my findings which sounds like normal crap you get from statisticians.
[Galaxy Note II General] KNIGHT97:
What's the point of posting this then? Can't see any actual usage for it. Can you explain?

Yes, I did my research carefully, and this is no statistics crap.....

Do you use your device the exact same way I do? Do you have the exact same apps and settings as I do?

There are more complainers then actual devs here and the point is to shut them up. Noobs gonna come up and blame me if I share my settings and then thier device becomes unstable or battery backup worsens.

People never want to test things themselves and just gonna keep on asking silly questions which irritate everyone. If someone reads and understands this the way I meant this to be, he wouldn't feel fear trying to experiment with different settings in a kernel.

And yes, if you don't feel like this thread was needed or is just useless, feel free to report it and get it closed, becuase that's what members posting things like this would usulally do.

And yes, if you don't like this, no need to speak up BS in here.
[Galaxy Note II General] Firifire:
[MENTION=5697564]KNIGHT97[/MENTION] I have been experimenting and researching with the kernel settings for the past few days. But have been facing problems of incorrectly values from my observations.... They usally end up with very different values and aren't rare... So I was hoping if you would tell us the apps you used during your research
[Galaxy Note II General] KNIGHT97:
You mean like the settings change to default after some time of setting your values?

If that is the case, I would suggest writing init.d script and running it via SManager.

I mainly used to write init.d scripts for most of my tweaks and used the built in kernel apps, like synapse or AGNI control for UV and ABB control.

Fired from my RPG with auto targeting
[Galaxy Note II General] Firifire:
I meant to ask apps you used for benchmarking the sd card for cache settings, logging apps, apps for checking frame rates... Cause most I used gave incorrect values eg. One of the sdcard benchmark gave me 400 mb/s read speed, while another app just gave me between 20-40 mbps which is also inaccurate due to the range (even adjusting the app settings doesn't help much )

Few apps like for checking frame rates just use too much ram unnecessarily which causes lag it self giving incorrect values(I tried other apps which worked better)

So could you tell me the apps you used during your research. From the computer side I just use app that helps to read the logcat
[Galaxy Note II General] KNIGHT97:
OK, in that sense.

Benchmarking, I did with realtime usage for the SD card Read write, like using a scheduler for a day and copying and moving small to large files from in and out of internal and external SD, and saw the read/write speed. AFAIK ES explorer displays the writing speed when copying or moving.

For others, I used the same ones as used by GSMarena(like antutu, gfxbench etc.)

Frame rates I actually didn't check, because of the same reason, most apps that do it hog the RAM.

And about logcat, I don't know much about the terminal and adb, so I used some premade scripts, which I found by searching around Google for some time.

Fired from my RPG with auto targeting
[Galaxy Note II General] maxed4901:
Nice post!

Hi- I am also torn between Agni and Nadia kernel.. I have both downloaded and ready to install. I think you forgot to tell that Nadia comes with CWM/TWRP flashable file and Agni; with Aroma Installer.

Latest Nadia Size is 8.6MB (Vr7-latest) while the latest AGni (V4.2.9) comes 13.8MB- Also means Aroma Install will choose what to install (have an option)+1 point. Correct?

What i want is- sound mod- memory read mod and most of all battery MOD. I feel its a great job you have done for yourself and not very much for the readers since my confusion increased reading.. The reason people read is to make up their mind right? I would love to ask you which one you prefer from both (Most probably you are using your own- seeing your are a great developer).

Also, an update on your post

2) AGNI doesn't play well with folder-mount ( Fix).

3) Nadia gave a bootloop when flashed over AGNI ( resolved and unreported as of late revisions).

4) Some users lost root access when flashing Nadia (fixed- and reflash recommended).

5) Nadia uses Synapse app to control kernel. & provides an almost full fledged GUI for tweaking the parameters!

But thanks for the write-up. Informative never the less. its even more confusing now that both are stable versions and very less issues being reported.. Tell you what- i can never find time to read all those data you did..i have to rely on info and experience.. but great job there! :victory:
[Galaxy Note II General] KNIGHT97:
I agree to it, I planned to share it after some time, but under many bad circumstances I had to abandon this thread, as you can see, the posts hasn't even been updated a single time. My hospitalization, then final year in school going on, and my exams etc, I get no time to do things.

While I'm actually also trying to learn c++ and java to work on android myself, but I hardly find time for it too, like half an hour in a month or so.

Fired from my RPG with auto targeting
[Galaxy Note II General] chatoid:
Yeah bro I understand and am sorry to read of hospitalisation... Serious or minor hospitals suck!

I coincidentally Ito am learning Java.... (It's not really needed for my Job though, I'm just doing it for my own knowledge and ability to make a few basic apps for personal use)....So I'm totally with you on the time consumption haha

But still bro, if you still have your results stored then post em up. It shouldn't take you that long and would be interesting to read the staits from different setting combinations. There is very little like that posted anywhere.

Respects
[Galaxy Note II General] KNIGHT97:
I had them when using Windows. But formatted it long ago, because it was too much laggy on my 6 year old low end laptop. I installed Linux to learn more about android and mostly compiling from source.

So, really sorry but I don't have them as of now.

Fired from my RPG with auto targeting
[Galaxy Note II General] chatoid:
Lol... Pretty much a dead waste of time thread then.... Or... A bricked thread :lol... (heehee, can hear the moans and groans from the audience at the corny joke)
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paulrileysullivan:
Now that i'm rooted, I need a backup plan incase any of the mods I do breaks the system. I went to SamMobile's website for the firmware, and the only firmware that matches, says it's for the Canadian device. All the information matches on my US model as the Canadian firmware. In fact, there is no US model listed on their Firmware list. Has anyone tried flashing the Canadian Firmware to their US Tab with success? Please let me know so I can safely start to make mods to me system. Thanks.

Here's the link to SamMobile's Firmware page for SM-T330NU.
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zestar:
need to reset

Im also interested on install this version to see if it fixs the choppy video playback issue
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chris peas:
To fix choppy vid playback on my 8.0 tab I removed most of the preloaded apps and pushed aside the stock TouchWiz launcher for Nova launcher. All my video apps played smooth afterward.

The preloaded apps and stock launcher are hogs. Free up memory and it should fix video playback.
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scihte:
I did the same
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zestar:
mine is actually cellular south

im guessing based on this

Product Code: XAR

when i enter recovery mode it sais soemthing about CSC XAR dont know if its the same thing.
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zestar:
can someone tell me what preloaded apps were removed?

I disabled most of the bloatware already, and still doesn't work.

regards.
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scihte:
I wish I could give you a complete list of what I removed. However I didn't make one. My advice. Back up your system, delete 1 or 2 at a time, reboot, continue on. Anything from Samsung I tried to remove. IF not sure about removing a particular app, google its use, ask here, make a copy first.
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zestar:
Stock Netflix 1.8.1

i tried disabling almost everything , it tried without adding any account to avoid updates, what finally works was to install stock Stock Netflix 1.8.1

what i think is happening is that Netflix mistakenly try to reproduce 1080p video, and that is to much for the tablet, old Netflix is cap at 720p and there isn't to much difference really since tablet is only 800p.

video plays smooth using old netflix no matter default process are running in background.

i went to ask full refund and get another one, same problem.
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zestar:
I successfully installed the Cellular south XAR Version in mine.

regards