yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Goon818:
Have you a custom rom on your phone? Normal, you can make a factory reset.

Gesendet von meinem C5303 mit Tapatalk
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pchetan2:
I am on existenz 3.3 yes this is a custonrom... Should I factory reset
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nanostray:
no, you'll still have your recovery since it's stock in the rom. You gotta flash stock rom unfortunately to get rid of recovery

Verstuurd vanaf mijn C5303 met Tapatalk
[RAZR i 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
[Shield Q&A] Ceymoonie:
Hey :),

After seeking literally a half hour for the good forum category/sub-forum without finding a better place (yes, I used ctrl+f) I created an account and posted it here. Sorry if this is the wrong place :fingers-crossed:.

Since a couble of weeks I have an JXD s7800b:

i00.i.aliimg.com/wsphoto/v3/1420546586_2/JXD-S7800B-S7800-7-inch-Android-4-2-RK3188-Quad-Core-Game-Consoles-1280-800-IPS.jpg

And I saw Portal in the PlayStore: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nvidia.valvesoftware.portal.

...But it is an Shield exclusive :/.

I downloaded it from an external site, but it crashes after the Valve intro-screen. Is that becuase of the non-Nvidia video-card(or processor, I am really bad with tablet hardware), or just because the game closes itselfes when you don't have an Shield?

And is there a way to fix it?

Ps. My device is rooted.

Regards Casper.
[Shield Q&A] leolawliet:
It's meant to only run on Tetra 4 Processor devices with the NVIDIA gamepad keys. That's what the game recognizes.
[Shield Q&A] Ceymoonie:
Thanks :).

Is there a way to fake it (like in let the game think I have Tegra 4), or use a ported game so it will not crash?
[Shield Q&A] Ceymoonie:
Do you think this should solve the problem?

youtube.com/watch?v=fQOE0vQgM5w

Because I'm worried obout using chainfire 3D.

And is there a way to backup all the data to my PC to restore it if it wont boot?
[Shield Q&A] Doodle210:
The game uses other data for the Shield, it's not a Tegra exclusive like Chainfire describes, it's a Shield exclusive...
[Shield Q&A] Ceymoonie:
Yeah, I already tought that :(.

I used GLTools to emulate "Tegra 5 (Shield)" (<<literally that) it should work on a lot of devices, but it didn't work for me :|.
[Shield Q&A] Ceymoonie:
I just discovered something strange: I can play Riptide GP2, without changing anything. But RIptide is tegra only, right ?
[Shield Q&A] Visa Declined:
This isn't a support forum to get your pirated games working.
[Shield Q&A] mudflap2.0:
how do you know he pirated it them?, anyways, for dt you can modify the shared prefs in data/data to get tegra effects(works on both dt games)
[Shield Q&A] Ceymoonie:
You get Riptide free by the JXD s7800b :).

And yes Portal is pirated, but I can't buy it (<<not money, but permissions) :(.
[Shield Q&A] Ceymoonie:
Yeah, I already tried that. But it doesn't make any sence :s. (Anyway, thanks for the tip :).)
[Shield Q&A] mudflap2.0:
this forum is so dead, even the moderators don't seem to mind people saying they pirated content, WOW, Jordan of xda, please shout this forum out, and revive it please
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] techneptune:
I have had this phone for about a month and I cant seem to get my phone to update to 4.4.

When I check with the updating service, says its up to date, but I am still at 4.3.

I have been getting updates every so often OTA, but they dont say anything about upgrading OS.

Although, at the most recent update, it said there was an error with the update.

Which wouldnt be too bad but now my battery life drains quickly. Last week, I could go a full day without a charge, now I have to plug in by mid day. I haven't installed any apps or changed my behavior since before. Screen brightness is low and I kill app regular.

Kies hasnt been helpful either. Any tips on at least getting my phone to 4.4? Any help is welcome.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] daniel4653:
Odin nae tar. Find the files yourself
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] cyberweasal:
this is where i got my updates. you will find stock updates plus some extras happy updating. you will need ODIN either way

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2303917
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Manneman32:
Suddenly from nowhere my Clock & Alarm-app gets FC. I have done absolutely nothing with it... just wanted to set tomorrows alarm a little bit earlier. And suddenly FC. I tried to clear data but no luck. I then booted to recovery and cleared Cache and Dalvik but still the same.

Any ideas why and how I get it to work again?

Im on .230 stock odex rooted
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Manneman32:
I think I fixed it...

I really don´t know what was wrong and I hate when I don´t know the reason why something stops working. So if anyone can explain how this happened, then I can get a peace of mind.

I cleared all data for Clock & Alarm and then stopped the process. Didn´t work. However I noticed that the Clockwidget still displayed the alarmtime on the desktop... so I cleared the data for that one too... and then it suddenly worked.

Hope it stays this way...
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gripfly:
Maybe you deactivated something or greenyfied something wrong. Don't know.

What you can do:

- Download somewhere the Clock & Alarm app and replace it with the actually one(I think this should work)

- do a backup of data and flash ROM again/repair ROM with PCC or SUS.

- Use Timely (I use it too and like it)

Edit: Too late. :/
[Sony Xperia M] saigetshu:
Hi, this is my first thread on Sony Xperia M general section. I hope this will be useful for you.

I made GApps for our Xperia M SS/DS running Stock FW. Update all applications of Google available in PlayStore to system. Based on here.

This update will replace all Google Applications installed on system

This package include latest update of

Books
Chrome
Drive
Gmail2
GmsCore
GoogleTTS
Hangouts
LatinImeGoogle
Magazines
Maps
Phonesky
PlayGames
PlusOne
Street
talkback
Velvet
Videos
YouTube

required :

- Sony Xperia M SS/DS

- Stock FW 4.3 (latest FW is recommended)

- Rooted

- CWM Recovery

- Unlock Bootloader

Guide for installation :

1. Download GApps from here

2. Boot into recovery

3. Flash GApps

4. Done.

No need wipe anything

Your data and settings will be safe!

*note : tested on my XMS C1905 FW 15.4.A.1.9

Credits goes to :

All devs on XDA

TKruzze - for inspiring me

Don't forget to give me a feedback and hit thanks button if you like!
[Sony Xperia M] samarth_thesiya:
about gapps for xperia m dual stock rom

file was removed in given link....

do you give me new link of gapps for xperia m dual stock rom
[Xperia SP Android Development] laufersteppenwolf:
Please visit the linked thread prior to posting:

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[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] Mi|enko:
Is there any way to reassign the voice command key to the flashlight for the camera? lol I know it sounds odd, but it's something that would be quite useful for me. Any help, thoughts, or suggestions would be much appreciated.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] Mi|enko:
Bump. Anybody?
[Xperia Z2 Android Development] laufersteppenwolf:
Please visit the linked thread prior to posting:

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[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] krzysio4020:
Hello. I have installed CyanogenMod 11 4.4.2 by NewMacław. How to return to stock JellyBean?
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChronoMonochrome:
Just flash JB firmware via odin (PDA, CSC and Pit-file).
[Milestone 2 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
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] ratdude747:
I recently bought an AT&T S4 I337 and I really hate the locked bootloader (and lack of cyanogenmod goodness).

On my last phone, an LG Nitro HD, the method used to unlock the bootloader was to force-flash it to a different carrier's LG image for a similar model which happened to have an unlocked bootloader.

I wonder if it's been tried on the S4... I think I remember reading that T-mobile didn't lock thier loader and since t-mobile uses the same modem type (IIRC), I wonder if one could use ODIN to flash said image (and use the update bootloader option to slip the unlocked bootloader)?

I'm probably crazy for even asking... but I didn't recall reading that this hadn't been tried.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] Apoplectic1:
Not a clue in the world, but I'm crossing my fingers.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] NighthawkXL:
Sorry to burst your bubble, but due to physical hardware limitations this will never work. I would go into details but it's fair plastered around the forum as to why this wouldn't work. If it where this simple we'd have unlocked the bootloader ages ago.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] scott14719:
This has been mentioned and covered many, many times.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] ratdude747:
Ah. I personally didn't see it mentioned anywhere when I searched but with the ocean of threads around here, I could understand them being buried.

Well, **** then.
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] newkitkat:
i wanna to get my z2 next week but am fared from what called sds of xpirea i see a video on youtube and he say thats its cant be fixed and it happens randomly so tell me guys all bout thats monster bug :confused:
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ryland Johnson:
Oh dear Lord. Don't buy the SXZ2. The very thought of making that purchase and then dying outside the store? Is it shock or a heart attack that is the cause of the deaths? :confused:

You keep well and don't take to heart what you see on Youtube. ;)

Ryland
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hush66:
Have never seen this monster since I got my Z2.
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cheetah2k:
I've had 1 unit suffer a sudden death (screen blank never to turn on again).. Onto my 4th Z2 now, and no issues
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stanley08:
Maybe the problem was you.
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cheetah2k:
Not likely :good:
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Envious_Data:
It seems a lot less people have had death issues with the XZ2 compared to Xperia Z or Z1

Seems like sony is finaly steping up slowly
[Milestone XT720 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
[Samsung Gear 2] jmneill:
Ok, just gave up my unlimited plan and old rooted bionic for a subsidized Droid Maxx and 6 gigs. Phone came with KK 4.4 19.6.3 Build date of 4/14/14

I've been poking around for an hour and haven't found any simple way to get this thing rooted. Only seen Justin's PwnMyMoto for 4.2 Am I missing something, or do I need to sit back, relax, and check back in a month or two. Root is not imperative to me, but it \'s nice to have. Thanks in advance.

Judah

Edit: Dammit man. I see I didn't even get this into the proper forum. My apologies..
[Samsung Gear 2] tomci12:
1,1
[Motorola Triumph] 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
[LG Optimus G Pro] 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
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alligator_fight:
So I've posted about this twice before and nobody said anything, so I'll give it another try. My vs980 randomly loses the ability to call/text but still has data during these periods. I have no idea what is causing this. Please, can someone help me?
[PDA2, XDA IIi, 2020i Software Upgrading] andre_sambora:
I have a problem with my XDA IIi, when i hard reset it never install auto config program??? then i know it because my ExtROm doesn't have auto config.cab

my rom is

ROM : 1.11.00WWE

ROM DATE :01/27/05

RADIO : 1.04.00

PROTOCOL:1337.42

ExtROM:PUGS 1.11.162

N this is a second hand PDA n I live in Indonesia (asia)

Did somebody know which rom version has that program n where i can download that? or a newest one? Pleasee somebody help meeeee...

thaks b4..
[PDA2, XDA IIi, 2020i Software Upgrading] clustered:
What line you're using at Indonesia??? Maybe I can get the .cab files for the configurations.....