yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[PDA2, XDA IIi, 2020i Software Upgrading] cornelius:
Hello, I'm from indonesia 2... and i edit my auto config just for 4 cellular operator in indonesia, maybe i can help? What kind help do you want me 2 do?Or do you live near semarang?
[PDA2, XDA IIi, 2020i Software Upgrading] andre_sambora:
i'm using Proxl operator

have everybody felt like me when using XDAIIi or this is my rekondition XDA.... couse I don't have O2 Connect program too.... d:-(
[PDA2, XDA IIi, 2020i Software Upgrading] andre_sambora:
no... me in samarinda...

just ask, what is actually formal ROM version from vendor?? i didn't find upgrade in seeo2.. there is no collection point in samarinda... :(
[PDA2, XDA IIi, 2020i Software Upgrading] cornelius:
you can download any file that you need for your ROM from :

ftp://xda:xda@ftp.xda-developers.com. If you wish you can edit the ROM (just follow the step by step guide) you can find it in this forum 2...

Don't bother by O2 connect it's useless S/W

You can D/W original asia ROM from that address 2...
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jrhunkler:
Hi guys, new to the forum, trying to learn how to make my HTC One M8 Faster and cleaner.

I had the M7 first, which I bought rooted and unlocked. The seller told me to join this forum, so here I am.

I recently rooted the M8 but I dont know where to go from here. I unstalled Super User, now what?

Why was my M7 soooo much faster than my M8?

Any help would be greatly appreciated...
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ashyx:
Return it back to stock. Whoever had it before you has messed something up if it's noticeably slow. This phone is rapid and should be noticeably so.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jrhunkler:
Out of the box, from AT&T it was much slower to load browsers, etc, then my HTC One M7 which was tooted / unlocked. When I asked the person who I originally bought the M7 from about this, he said it was much "leaner" and that I should do the same to the M8... I just don't know what to do to make it faster...
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jyotirdeb:
I don't know what you are thinking of but this device is very very fast.But if you want to make it even faster(Which I recommend you shouldn't do)you can try to overclock it.But remember this will cause heating issues and your battery will drain faster.Simple and best way is install mike's arhd.This is the bloat free version of the stock rom and it is very fast indeed!.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jrhunkler:
Thanks, but my rooted HTC One M7 was much faster. Where can I find the Mikes arhd for my device?
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nizbot:
Setttings-->Developer Options.

Turn animations off or down to .5. Just about the first thing I always do. The slowness is just perception I suspect.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jyotirdeb:
You can find it in the development section http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2694917

Also if you want go to developer options->advanced->scroll to apps and check dont keep activities.This will clear all apps/process running in background but each app you open ti will run fast but it will restart every time!(I dont recommend this)
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] animaleyes76:
Faster in bull..... benchmark apps or faster in real life?
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jyotirdeb:
If you know both please share both.We will see what OP desires. :cowboy:
[Bravo Android Development] laufersteppenwolf:
Dear Developers

I'm sure you already heard about the GPL around the forums. In case you did not, the GPL ("GNU General Public License") is the most common license that affects many projects, like the Linux Kernel (the Linux Kernel is licensed under the GPLv2). This affects us, XDA and its members, as we are often working with the Linux Kernel (every Android platform runs on top of the Linux Kernel).

You may ask yourself now "Well, that's nice, but how does this affect me and what does the GPL do?" The answer is pretty simple actually: The GPL guarantees users to examine, modify and share their and others code by enforcing open-sourceness. This means you are free to use any GPL'ed sourcecode for your project, but you must make your used code publically available again.

Now, as many advantages this has, it also means quite some work for us developers. All used sources must be completely public by the time the compiled binary (like a Kernel) goes online. Another requirement is, that the OP must include all information to compile the exact same binary as uploaded by the developer. This means you need to specify:

The used toolchain including its version (linking to your toolchain source is always a good idea)

The used defconfig

The link to your sourcecode (including the used branch, tags,...)

If used, also upload your scripts used for the compilation

If you upload a kernel, publish the source, but the source is not compilable, it means you are breaking the GPL as you did not release the used source. Breaking the GPL actually means breaking the law, which means the sanctions on XDA could possibly be the least of your problems...

Example:

@ROM devs, using a precompiled kernel

As you are not compiling the kernel yourself, you do not have to give the above information. However, you have to link to the source of your kernel binary (for example: link to the OP of the used kernel). If you use the stock kernel, you must state this. Linking to the stock sources is not a requirement, but it is not the worst idea.

Keep in mind; if the kernel used is not GPL compliant, your ROM is not GPL compliant either. This may cause your thread to be closed and/or further action on your account may be taken.

Example:

If you need/want further information, you might want to take a look at THIS news article written by our Developer Admin pulser_g2
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Themes and Apps] ElAguila:
Anybody able to get machinarium working on their tablet. I played this game on my note 3 ams loved it. I wanted to pay it on my now 10 but it crashes when launching.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Themes and Apps] sam2c:
I had the game for the BB Playbook (you can say it.....im a sucker) and was thinking about buying for the Note 10.1 2014. Hope we figure this out cus its a great game for bigger screen devices.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Themes and Apps] 7786:
Worked fine for me on magazineux rom.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Themes and Apps] ElAguila:
Thanks for the info. At least now I know if can work so it is a matter of troubleshooting.
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ghazi920:
Can som1 help me rooting the latest firmware build .402 with sony xperia z2 ? i wud sure apreciate n give stars , plz help
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kamran9558:
Although its not the place to ask the questions but have alook in this thread and you will find your answer http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2784900
[Defy Android Development] laufersteppenwolf:
Dear Developers

I'm sure you already heard about the GPL around the forums. In case you did not, the GPL ("GNU General Public License") is the most common license that affects many projects, like the Linux Kernel (the Linux Kernel is licensed under the GPLv2). This affects us, XDA and its members, as we are often working with the Linux Kernel (every Android platform runs on top of the Linux Kernel).

You may ask yourself now "Well, that's nice, but how does this affect me and what does the GPL do?" The answer is pretty simple actually: The GPL guarantees users to examine, modify and share their and others code by enforcing open-sourceness. This means you are free to use any GPL'ed sourcecode for your project, but you must make your used code publically available again.

Now, as many advantages this has, it also means quite some work for us developers. All used sources must be completely public by the time the compiled binary (like a Kernel) goes online. Another requirement is, that the OP must include all information to compile the exact same binary as uploaded by the developer. This means you need to specify:

The used toolchain including its version (linking to your toolchain source is always a good idea)

The used defconfig

The link to your sourcecode (including the used branch, tags,...)

If used, also upload your scripts used for the compilation

If you upload a kernel, publish the source, but the source is not compilable, it means you are breaking the GPL as you did not release the used source. Breaking the GPL actually means breaking the law, which means the sanctions on XDA could possibly be the least of your problems...

Example:

@ROM devs, using a precompiled kernel

As you are not compiling the kernel yourself, you do not have to give the above information. However, you have to link to the source of your kernel binary (for example: link to the OP of the used kernel). If you use the stock kernel, you must state this. Linking to the stock sources is not a requirement, but it is not the worst idea.

Keep in mind; if the kernel used is not GPL compliant, your ROM is not GPL compliant either. This may cause your thread to be closed and/or further action on your account may be taken.

Example:

If you need/want further information, you might want to take a look at THIS news article written by our Developer Admin pulser_g2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] vitaminjay1982:
So I have a Sprint Note 3, Stock, Latest OTA, Non Rooted. Problem is, maps will force close continuously while in navigation mode. GPS seems to work fine on locating me on the maps side and in other apps that use gps in some form or another. Ive also cleared cache, un installed, reboot and re installed the updates and that makes no change.

Any help would be amazing.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] phyba:
How did u uninstall the app if you're not rooted? . This is a system app that can not be removed. Not sure why you are having g force closing issues as mine works just fine. . Have you tried clearing data instead of just cache?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] vitaminjay1982:
I just Un installed all updates and cleared cache. I havent tried clearing data.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] phyba:
Try that and see if it works. Not sure what else u can do besides root and remove the app and reinstall fresh.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] vitaminjay1982:
I dont wanna hafta root that phone as the user that has it might end up breaking something.

I thought about a hard reset.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] vitaminjay1982:
This did not correct the problem. Nor did the hard reset. Could it be a problem with the actual phone?
[General Questions and Answers] tasos45:
Hello , i have huawei g 510android 4.1.1 512ram ,i have rooted it and i download root browser from google play then i put an usb host xml file in system folder and change the system folder perminsions to 0644 then my phone screen gone black immediately got out the battary then i rebot it and a lot of features was gone such as when i open settings wifi settings wasnt there and if open wifi from the slide bar above the screen and i coonect to my home wifi ii open chrome says no connection what is should do? Also i tried fixing perminsions from an app called rom manager but nothing change
[General Questions and Answers] TheArc:
Well, lol why'd you change the host file permissions?

You can easily fix this by flashing a ROM, it'll rewrite the permissions you,have currently with new ones.
[General Questions and Answers] tasos45:
answer

if i try to open root browser automatically close i tried two different browser app but nothing but a simple browser no root app woks
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] jrhunkler:
Hi guys, new to the forum, trying to learn how to make my HTC One M8 Faster and cleaner.

I had the M7 first, which I bought rooted and unlocked. The seller told me to join this forum, so here I am.

I recently rooted the M8 but I don't know where to go from here. I installed Super User, now what?

Why was my M7 soooo much faster than my M8?

Any help would be greatly appreciated...
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] fps_pete:
Faster in what sense?
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] papachilla:
Well, I'm pretty sure the HTC One was heavier... perhaps it could be thrown faster?
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] flight01:
How was the m7 faster? In what way? I have had the note 2, gs5, gs4, m7 and the m8 is by far faster and smoother in every way. SO maybe your phone is defective in some way... Once it is rooted you can back up carrier apps with titanium back up then uninstall them. If you have a unlocked boot loader as well and have a custom recovery you can flash a rom that might have some speed improvements.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] redpoint73:
Yeah, I agree that the OP hasn't given much detail or specifics. Only thing I can think is that AT&T bloat is slowing his device down. Which you mention, and is not unheard of since the AT&T bloat is often ridden with bugs and poorly optimized.

Other than that, the M8 is already blazing fast, smooth, and a joy to use. OP can explore custom ROMs that have various optimizations; and/or try custom kernels which would enable overclocking. But its not clear what is trying to be accomplished. Slow just within the OS interface, certain apps, or gaming?
[GT540 Optimus Android Development] laufersteppenwolf:
Dear Developers

I'm sure you already heard about the GPL around the forums. In case you did not, the GPL ("GNU General Public License") is the most common license that affects many projects, like the Linux Kernel (the Linux Kernel is licensed under the GPLv2). This affects us, XDA and its members, as we are often working with the Linux Kernel (every Android platform runs on top of the Linux Kernel).

You may ask yourself now "Well, that's nice, but how does this affect me and what does the GPL do?" The answer is pretty simple actually: The GPL guarantees users to examine, modify and share their and others code by enforcing open-sourceness. This means you are free to use any GPL'ed sourcecode for your project, but you must make your used code publically available again.

Now, as many advantages this has, it also means quite some work for us developers. All used sources must be completely public by the time the compiled binary (like a Kernel) goes online. Another requirement is, that the OP must include all information to compile the exact same binary as uploaded by the developer. This means you need to specify:

The used toolchain including its version (linking to your toolchain source is always a good idea)

The used defconfig

The link to your sourcecode (including the used branch, tags,...)

If used, also upload your scripts used for the compilation

If you upload a kernel, publish the source, but the source is not compilable, it means you are breaking the GPL as you did not release the used source. Breaking the GPL actually means breaking the law, which means the sanctions on XDA could possibly be the least of your problems...

Example:

@ROM devs, using a precompiled kernel

As you are not compiling the kernel yourself, you do not have to give the above information. However, you have to link to the source of your kernel binary (for example: link to the OP of the used kernel). If you use the stock kernel, you must state this. Linking to the stock sources is not a requirement, but it is not the worst idea.

Keep in mind; if the kernel used is not GPL compliant, your ROM is not GPL compliant either. This may cause your thread to be closed and/or further action on your account may be taken.

Example:

If you need/want further information, you might want to take a look at THIS news article written by our Developer Admin pulser_g2
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] rockky:
Hi

Newb here!

I've not been able to get my player to work.

I Get continual 'connection' attempts or it just goes to continual pause....

I have Cingular as server.

The closest I get to feedback I get is that my proxy servers might not be correct.

I had a 'knowlegeble' person help me with my settings.

My proxy server says

wireless.cingular.com

Advanced

HTTP wireless.cingular.com 80

WAP wireless.cingular.com 80

Everything is set to connect to 'my work network'

Specific server address

DNS 4223

altDNS 4225

User name

WAP@CINGULARGPRS.COM

PW

CINGULAR1

APN

wap.cingular

All is very fast with these settings

Wondering if they might be prohibitive to accessing WMP though.

If not....anything else I should be checking?

Thanks so much!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xak2:
Hello dears,

I have a Just5 Spacer device based on MTK6582M chipset and Android 4.2.2 on board. 2 weeks ago have released a Fly Era Style 3 (IQ4415) based on same chipset and stock KitKat. So, i have our stock rom and kitkat stock rom from Fly. Who can help me to port it to my device? I have anything what needed for porting (exclude sources).

At this moment i try to boot ported rom using patched boot.img from fly but with our kernel and stuck on this step. Who helps me to boot kitkat, from me alot of beer ;)

Sorry for my english :cyclops:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xak2:
Some body pls tell me, it is possible?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zethenkel:
Yup

Yup, it is. If you could give me the Fly Era Style 3 (IQ4415) ROM, I could do the porting for you ;). By the way, I have the same phone. Have already tried MIUI, Note 3 (beta), Yandex ROMs on this phone and I didnt like them. I would be very thankful if you could link me this Fly Era Style 3 (IQ4415) ROM.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nomenore:
i m flash cm11 but stock cm11 camera app very bad record video low light very slow fps

sorry my bad english
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cashilysh:
Same

Same
[G3 Android Development] laufersteppenwolf:
Dear Developers

I'm sure you already heard about the GPL around the forums. In case you did not, the GPL ("GNU General Public License") is the most common license that affects many projects, like the Linux Kernel (the Linux Kernel is licensed under the GPLv2). This affects us, XDA and its members, as we are often working with the Linux Kernel (every Android platform runs on top of the Linux Kernel).

You may ask yourself now "Well, that's nice, but how does this affect me and what does the GPL do?" The answer is pretty simple actually: The GPL guarantees users to examine, modify and share their and others code by enforcing open-sourceness. This means you are free to use any GPL'ed sourcecode for your project, but you must make your used code publically available again.

Now, as many advantages this has, it also means quite some work for us developers. All used sources must be completely public by the time the compiled binary (like a Kernel) goes online. Another requirement is, that the OP must include all information to compile the exact same binary as uploaded by the developer. This means you need to specify:

The used toolchain including its version (linking to your toolchain source is always a good idea)

The used defconfig

The link to your sourcecode (including the used branch, tags,...)

If used, also upload your scripts used for the compilation

If you upload a kernel, publish the source, but the source is not compilable, it means you are breaking the GPL as you did not release the used source. Breaking the GPL actually means breaking the law, which means the sanctions on XDA could possibly be the least of your problems...

Example:

@ROM devs, using a precompiled kernel

As you are not compiling the kernel yourself, you do not have to give the above information. However, you have to link to the source of your kernel binary (for example: link to the OP of the used kernel). If you use the stock kernel, you must state this. Linking to the stock sources is not a requirement, but it is not the worst idea.

Keep in mind; if the kernel used is not GPL compliant, your ROM is not GPL compliant either. This may cause your thread to be closed and/or further action on your account may be taken.

Example:

If you need/want further information, you might want to take a look at THIS news article written by our Developer Admin pulser_g2
[Moto E Android Development] laufersteppenwolf:
Dear Developers

I'm sure you already heard about the GPL around the forums. In case you did not, the GPL ("GNU General Public License") is the most common license that affects many projects, like the Linux Kernel (the Linux Kernel is licensed under the GPLv2). This affects us, XDA and its members, as we are often working with the Linux Kernel (every Android platform runs on top of the Linux Kernel).

You may ask yourself now "Well, that's nice, but how does this affect me and what does the GPL do?" The answer is pretty simple actually: The GPL guarantees users to examine, modify and share their and others code by enforcing open-sourceness. This means you are free to use any GPL'ed sourcecode for your project, but you must make your used code publically available again.

Now, as many advantages this has, it also means quite some work for us developers. All used sources must be completely public by the time the compiled binary (like a Kernel) goes online. Another requirement is, that the OP must include all information to compile the exact same binary as uploaded by the developer. This means you need to specify:

The used toolchain including its version (linking to your toolchain source is always a good idea)

The used defconfig

The link to your sourcecode (including the used branch, tags,...)

If used, also upload your scripts used for the compilation

If you upload a kernel, publish the source, but the source is not compilable, it means you are breaking the GPL as you did not release the used source. Breaking the GPL actually means breaking the law, which means the sanctions on XDA could possibly be the least of your problems...

Example:

@ROM devs, using a precompiled kernel

As you are not compiling the kernel yourself, you do not have to give the above information. However, you have to link to the source of your kernel binary (for example: link to the OP of the used kernel). If you use the stock kernel, you must state this. Linking to the stock sources is not a requirement, but it is not the worst idea.

Keep in mind; if the kernel used is not GPL compliant, your ROM is not GPL compliant either. This may cause your thread to be closed and/or further action on your account may be taken.

Example:

If you need/want further information, you might want to take a look at THIS news article written by our Developer Admin pulser_g2
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] poulsej:
I realise scatter files are different for every phone and manufacturer.

However, I'm really struggling to find out what each memory slot is actually used for.

Some are obvious but some don't make much sense to me......there doesn't seem to be any standard desciptions anywhere.

I checked my W8 Beyond scatter file and noticed that the "__NODL*" do not feature when you load a scatter file into Flash_tools.

Why is this ???? I can see each block follows the previous one.

I can only think that these are reserved blank memory allocations ?

PRELOADER 0x0

MBR 0x600000

EBR1 0x680000

__NODL_PMT 0x700000

__NODL_PRO_INFO 0xb00000

__NODL_NVRAM 0xe00000

__NODL_PROTECT_F 0x1300000

__NODL_PROTECT_S 0x1d00000

__NODL_SECCFG 0x2700000

UBOOT 0x2720000

BOOTIMG 0x2780000

RECOVERY 0x2d80000

SEC_RO 0x3380000

__NODL_MISC 0x3980000

LOGO 0x3a00000

EBR2 0x3d00000

__NODL_EXPDB 0x3d80000

ANDROID 0x4780000

CACHE 0x2d180000

USRDATA 0x34f80000

__NODL_FAT 0x134f80000

__NODL_BMTPOOL 0xFFFF00a8
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] C3C076:
_NODL flag indicates that those are protected blocks that shouldn't be touched (overwritten during firmware upgrade) because they

contain device specific info like IMEI, MAC addresses and other stuff.

(NODL as "no download")