yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] LastStandingDroid:
Feel free to use this package however you wan't to.

You can even improve it however you wan't to i don't mind. No credits are needed i'm just here for sharing ;)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] budeone:
Can't wait to try this
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] suzook:
Thanks for this....BUT...custom recovery would be nice. Anyone working on it?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] iMJets:
Patiently waiting for custom recovery! Look forward to trying this.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] suzook:
Well I don't think anyone is working on it, so we are stuck with stock. I'm sure eventually we will, but Dev action on this thing is poor.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] budeone:
Have you heard something? I never owned something that did not have cool stuff.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] mitchellvii:
One of the problems facing the S model is that Samsung just came out with the Pro model and most of the people who wanted a tablet of this caliber already bought that. If there never had been a Pro model I feel confident we would be getting a lot more activity.

Anyway we already have root and at least the 8.4 guys have a kernel.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] suzook:
Only reason we have root,is beanstown did us a favor. If he had a tab, We would have custom recovery and custom ROMs already. I really don't understand why people won't donate a device.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ewells38:
indeed
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] mitchellvii:
Because xda is based wholly on developers doing others favors and not on being compensated in advance to do so. Anyone who enjoys bean's work is free to donate to him after the fact. Xda is a volunteer network, not a marketplace.

Just be patient. We'll get our share of kernels and roms eventually. It's not like the Tab S is a worthless brick without it. For me this performs better than any tablet I've ever owned as is.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] HughesNet:
Exactly. And it isn't as though you can't get much of what you would want from a custom ROM via Xposed, launchers, and the like.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] mitchellvii:
Exactly. Other than CM, most roms are just themed debloated stock with some Xposed thrown in.

** Edit: I put this badly. What I meant was that roms seem to people like themed debloated stock with some Xposed thrown in. They are not the game changers they used to be when these devices had weak processors and a few hundred extra benchmark points really meant something.

Roms are awesome, but they aren't as vital as they once were.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] suzook:
I couldn't disagree more. That's ridiculous.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] 12MaNy:
Couldn't disagree with you more. There are alot of edits done to system files that you don't know about. Alot of work goes into incorporating those mods that people like you take for granted. Please don't be ignorant.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] UpInTheAir:
I have built & released custom ROMs based on Samsung official firmware.

There is a huge amount of work involved to create these ROMs and even more to support them. That's why I quit. ... (Not enough time in the day). I rarely used Xposed except for unsupported DPI changes.

Samsung "stock" ROMs are based on official Samsung firmware.

CM is "stock" ROM based on official Google source.

Based on the above, both CM and Samsung "custom" ROMs are both "stock" and "custom" (as in customised)..... If you customise anything, then it is "custom" ;)

I am sure though that your post doesn't exactly read what you really meant. :)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] mitchellvii:
Let me clarify. I think I put that badly.

While roms are quite an bit more work than just debloating, theming and using xposed, many of them feel to the user like that was all that was done, especially with these incredibly fast new processors that can overpower and make even not the best code run fast and smooth. I recall years ago when the HTC Evo came out. A good rom could make a HUGE difference in performance. Now take the Note 3. Using a great rom there by Freeza. Sure it's a little better than stock but the improvement isn't nearly as dramatic as in the past.

I guess my overall point is this. The Tab S is such an excellent device that even if if no one ever creates a rom for us, we will still be able to have a fast solid machine. Roms are awesome but they are not the game changers they once were.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] LastStandingDroid:
I couldn't more then agree with you.

We already got the horse power of the tablet I never over clocked my s4 or note 10.1 because I don't feel the need to. Basically its the New features of other devices I'm curious to try out. that's why note 10.1 (2012) got the file manager from this tab and it's beautiful. A Rom is fast with a good options to choose for the user so he can make it his. Speed isn't anything that's basically needed of course its fun to use the max power but for the love of your tablet be careful. that's why I haven't included anything of these kind of apps.

Also just to mention one app is missing because it didn't deodex successfully. will add it as an optional package.

Again this is just a pure stock deodex rom I don't own this tablet but I decided since i used it for porting and there was no deodexed rom I'd make one. Does anyone know what partition boot image is at?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] mitchellvii:
Wasn't Xposed designed to give the average user access to customizations they would typically only get in a rom previously? Sort of like a WYSIWYG editor instead of writing out the code by hand? And launchers speed up your experience in many of the ways only roms used to. With root and a decent app anyone can debloat their rig.

So many of the things we used to need roms for we no longer do. Of course roms like CM make a bigger difference but then again you give up some cool functionality. It's like taking the surround sound out of a racecar. Yeah you go faster but you miss your tunes (or split screen as the case may be).

Anyway, for me root and a good kernel are essential. Roms? A luxury but no longer the staple they used to be. That's not to say luxuries aren't nice and I'm sure I'll indulge if a certified developer cooks one up for us, but even if they never do I'm ok. This tablet still rocks.

DISCLAIMER: Everything I've written here is simply my opinion and the viewpoint of a non developer. I am not attempting to pontificate some greater truth, it's simply how I see it. If you disagree with me that's all good. It's a big tent here and room for lots of different viewpoints. ☺
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] jonhy25:
Does this ROM also work on 8.4 ? We now have TWRP available :)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ewells38:
Thanks so much for the ROM, much appreciated.

Just some feedback, I tried the ROM. Flashed successfully, Booted and runs well. The only issue I noticed thus far during testing is that WIFI won't turn on.

Tried rebooting/powering off/on several times. then tried to turn on WiFi and it still won't turn on.

So I restored my backup (via the TWRP recovery "Thanks to all involved" and WIFI works again as normal)

Thanks, just some info from the testing I've done on this ROM.

Keep up the good work :D
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] iMJets:
Installed on 10.5 Confirmed Wi-Fi is broken just keep saying turning on.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] :
That's very strange it's nothing deleted (except clock since it didn't deodex)

It can be a permission issue look in your firmware folder and tell what's there. does the root work?

did you get a log?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] :
Yes and no everything will be enlarged
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ewells38:
Yes, root appears to be working.

In the /system/vendor/firmware folder:

bcm4350.hcd (rw-r--r--)

bcm4350_A0.hcd (rw-r--r--)

BT_FW_VER_BCM4354_003.001.012.0184.0286_Chagall_WIFI_ORD.hcd (rw-r--r--)

fimc_is_fw2_IMX134_EEPROM.bin (rw-r--r--)

mfc_fw.bin (rw-r--r--)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] :
I'll take a look so I haven't messed up those files, I shouldn't have but who knows. Can you get logcat? Also is this able to make calls? It seems like it has phone app as well?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ewells38:
Attaced the logcat (first time I've done this so I hope is has the information you need) :)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Dingchow:
Here is a real logcat of the problem with no wifi.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Dingchow:
Anybody take a look and see why wifi is not working????
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] mitchellvii:
Is development continuing on this?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] :
I'll have to fix my daily phone first its somehow died
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] reubenskelly1992:
Seems this ROM had been abandoned
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] :
Im on vacation :p
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] SelfAwareDroid:
Can I install this rom on my TS-800X ?

it is a demo version with "retail mode" app installed on rom.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] fadi:
Hello all,

I just found out how to change the storage location of the camera pictures in the HTX Wizard (k-jam).

in the registery : /HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/HTC/Camera/Image

edit the SaveTo key to "../'any location'" for example mine is set to ../Storage Card/My Documents/

it's important to add the ../ in the start of the string cause the wizard takes by default the /My Documents/ folder as root.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pnx:
When I capture the screen mt N5 say that strorage is in use.

I try a lot of times in last week an I suppose the storage can't be in use every time.

Someone knows how to correct???
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jakobkay:
Okay so Ive been out of the rooting game for awhile now and decided I should take a shot at rooting my note 3 so I could tether a little more. Well I used the Kingoapp root and on the computer everything said it went smoothly. However on the note 3 the device will boot up on to the Note 3 Screen but says this RECOVERY BOOTING....... Set Warrenty Bit : recovery and just stays in that boot loop. Since this is my only phone id like to get this back running today. I have a Tmobile Note 3 and Im using an HP Spectre XT Ultrabook with USB 3.0 any help would be greatly appreciated!!!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Misterjunky:
re: rooting and custom recovery

You need to root and flash custom recovery for your N900T using the time proven method.

Follow the step by step instructions below:

(This is assuming that your phone has the stock n900t firmware installed)

#1: Download cf-autoroot for N900T:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/45687485/CF-Auto-Root-hltetmo-hltetmo-smn900t.zip

#2: Download twrp custom recovery for N900T:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/45687485/openrecovery-twrp-2.7.1.0-hltetmo-4.4.img.tar

#3: Unzip the contents of cf-autoroot into an empty folder on your desktop

#4: Copy twrp custom recovery into the the same folder you created

#5: Flash the cf-autoroot with Odin windows app which is in your new folder

using "download mode" of the phone

#6: Flash the twrp recovery using download mode of the phone with Odin

#7: After both cf-autoroot and and twrp recovery are odin flashed successfully

you can either keep your stock N900T firmware or you can boot into twrp recovery

and flash any of the compatible zip file roms found in this forum.

Good luck!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jakobkay:
Thank you soo much! you have brought my Note 3 back to life! The only issue I am facing now is Odin will not recongize the TWRP recovery file. Should I try a different version of Odin?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jakobkay:
My apologies! I was extracting the recovery file with winrar! lmao!! sorry its been a long day. Thanks again! :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dranirban:
I got a Lenovo S939 few days back which I tried to upgrade from the phone update centre.It did not happen but the android screen started showing error message 'Security Problem' at left lower corner.It stays there all the time even after factory reset.It does not cause problem in phone operation but stays back as watermark ever.This irritate me a lot.I tried to flash my phone,but that is also not happening.Can any expert help me.It will be very kind.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mbolden:
Question.. did you ever figure out what was the cause of that message??
[Xperia Z1 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raditzava:
My phone is a Sony Xperia DoCoMo Z1F 02F So, I ask here is can I use the ftf of z1 compact global version ..

Thanks in advance ..
[Xperia Z1 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TommyGEB:
yes, you can. But the NFC will not work
[Xperia Z1 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] major9686:
Any chance for a link to that TFT, I tried going through some posts but I cant find a link anywhere ^^"
[Xperia Z1 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TommyGEB:
http://xdaforums.com/sony-xperia-z1-compact/general/ftf-xperia-z1-compact-d5503-5-1-1-t3201650

hope this link will help :)
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drziddo:
Hello everyone involved, first of all thanks in advance for your hard work, your sleepless time, and the great things you came up for our phones.

I have the next question.

I live in Colombia, South America, my carrier is Movistar.

They offer 4G LTE here.

I have a i9505, but can't seem to get 4G LTE. They told me the right model for 4G is the 337m, another s4 variant.

Do I have a way to use the i337m modem on my i9505 in order to get 4G reception?

Or will this brick my phone?

Sorry if this is too noob, but I have read that the two phones i9505 and i337m share most of his specifications.

Thanks again.

Eagerly waiting for an answer on this one...
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro Accessories] HuwG:
Hi,

I'm sure this has been covered before, or is a silly question, but is there any way I can connect an external CD or DVD drive to my XDA Exec ?

Thanks, Huw:)
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro Accessories] xiasma:
Pretty sure the answer is "almost no"

You can, within limitations, connect a hard disk:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=280062

Maybe you could run a CD/DVD ROM off the IDE controller in that? Although how the drivers would cope is anyone's guess.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro Accessories] JeromeMorrow:
Alcohol 52% in PDA?

There are some aplication like

"Alcohol 52% (CD & DVD emulation software capabilites) to a pc" for ours Xda Exec? Something to install in the storage card?

Thanks.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro Accessories] niketkumar:
By this u mean that v can attach a cd rom to exec.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro Accessories] JeromeMorrow:
What I am trying to say is:

if theres any posibility to execute any simple aplication (like a Iuris Dictionary or a Dictionary) under WM05... but simulating Windows xp (for example)....

Thanks
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro Accessories] vijay555:
That's a very different question: like asking, if I paint a go-faster stripe on my car, can I fly to space like the Space Shuttle?

Mamaich has done some work on running Windows on the PDAs, but they can barely run their native OS fast enough, they're not really very good at emulating foreign OS. You'll be better off finding a native app that does the same job, if you can.

V
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro Accessories] JeromeMorrow:
Yes thanks... The cds that I need, I don´t if they really need Xp or similar versions... but they need to be execute in my pc always in the cd or whit a iso image whit alcohol...

So if there is some thing to run a iso image in the pda will be fine...
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] asilaydyingdl:
Hello all, here is my situation.

I recently purchased two used HTC One X phones. After a bit of research, I found out that they are actually the international version, the XL or Evita as they also go by. This is not a problem to me. I struggled getting them to take custom ROMs and I was finally able to get Cyanogenmod 10.0 installed. They are working great as is, however I would like to be able to update further, as there are a couple very minor bugs. Whenever I try to install an update through clockwordmod recovery, I always get a bootloader error. The number is spits out is 2.14, which I know is a never version of hboot. So, my question is, should I update my hboot (currently in 1.14.0002) to 2.14 in order to install newer versions of Cyanogenmod? If so, can you please provide detailed step by step instructions, or link me to a forum that does? Thank you.

Other potentially relevant information:

-EVITA PVT SHIP S-ON RL

bootloader unlocked via HTCdev
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Heisenberg:
Ok, firstly it isn't the hboot you need to update, it's the firmware. It just happens that the firmware contains the hboot, and the hboot version is what's used by the ROM installer to tell whether you've updated or not. First thing you'll need to do is get s-off, that's required for flashing the firmware.

Facepalm S-off

Rumrunner S-off Thread

Once you've done that just head to the How-To Guide For Beginners thread in my signature and follow the directions there to update your firmware.

It might be a good idea to bookmark that thread, and also the Evita FAQ thread. The answer to your question is contained within the FAQ thread, which is actually stickied at the top of the section you've just posted in.

Sent from my Evita
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] asilaydyingdl:
Okay, thanks. Yeah I'm aware you can't get boot without a firmware update. Will 2.14 allow me to update to cyanogenmod 11?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Heisenberg:
Yes it will but getting that firmware requires you to run an RUU, which also requires s-off, and is a lot harder than just flashing the firmware package.

Sent from my Evita
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] asilaydyingdl:
Major problems. I now have s-off but my phone refuses to boot. It was in a boot loop, tried flashing boot.img again and now it tries to start then fails, black screen until I how the volume and power button to get back into bootloader. Any suggestions on that?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Heisenberg:
Flash a ROM, not really a major problem.

Sent from my Evita
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] asilaydyingdl:
Tried it, still fails. Installed the ROM, gapps, and flashboot flash boot boot.img
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] asilaydyingdl:
Flashed the right boot.img (somehow had the wrong one) now back in boot loop again. Any ideas? I did have to change my CID because I did not turn on debugging for ADB. Would that have something to do with it?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Heisenberg:
What are your bootloader details now? What did you change your CID to? And what did that have to do with debugging? What ROM did you flash?

Sent from my Evita
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] asilaydyingdl:
EVITA PVT SHIP S-OFF RL

CID-11111111

HBOOT 1.14.0002

Flashed Cyanogenmod 10.0.0. I was unable to use the last command successfully on facepalm's tutorial without allow ADB in android debugging.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Heisenberg:
Ok, but what does changing your CID have to do with that? Update your recovery to the latest version and flash a more recent ROM. You no longer need to flash any boot.img when you have s-off.

Sent from my Evita
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] asilaydyingdl:
Ummm... how do I transfer the new files to my phone if I can't get it to boot in the first place? I will need to transfer the files for the new ROM.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] asilaydyingdl:
IM BACK IN!!! Updating the firmware did it! THANKS FOR YOUR HELP!!! KITKAT HERE I COME!
[Pebble] coolloser:
I've been using this Watchapp to control my Roku and it works brilliantly:

http://forums.getpebble.com/discussion/13596/watchapp-roku-remote-app

Much easier than having to find the remote when I need a quick pause :D
[Pebble] alexmarkley:
Nice

I was just lurking here and found your post. I made that app! :laugh: It's exciting to see people using/talking about it in the wild.

I'm glad you are finding it useful. :)
[Pebble] pebblemike:
I'm going to try this one out next time I'm on the roku. I hope it works with the original box.
[Pebble] alexmarkley:
It should work! I'd be interested to hear back from you to confirm. I have a Roku 3, but the Roku API docs seemed to indicate that the remote control API was universal among all Roku boxes. (Although I guess the latest firmware might be required.)
[Pebble] pebblemike:
Yes, it worked just fine on the original box with latest firmware. Thanks!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alcherj81:
Howdy all:

I need some help. The other day, I accidentally deleted all of the pictures and videos from my wife's phone. Dratt!! So I set out to try to recover them. After doing some research, I came upon Gingerbreak. I followed the directions and downloaded it onto my computer. Then I put it on her cell phone. But when it came to the exploit step, nothing happens. I see it on the phone, but it will not open. Somebody help me to understand what is going on.

The phone is LG - P509. Android version 2.2
[LG G Watch] spiderflash:
Try this first:

Uninstall (and delete if possible) the driver then reinstall it

Install the USB-Drivers from the Android SDK first (should automatically be checked to install when opening the SDK Manager)

If the above fails here is how to manually install the drivers for USB-debugging:

Method 1:

Download the Google USB drivers from here

Extract the ZIP anywhere

In the Windows Device Manager right click "G Watch" and select to update the drivers

Select search for drivers on the computer (2nd option)

Point Windows to that folder you just extracted (should be called "usb_driver")

Select that folder and Windows should install the correct drivers. You might have to restart the PC.

If method 1 fails (which was the case for me) go to method 2

Method 2:

Again in the Windows Device Manager right click "G Watch" and select to update the drivers

Select search for drivers on the computer (2nd option)

Select choose driver from a list of device drivers on this computer

Choose "Android Device" and click next

Select "Google" as manufacturer and "Android ADB Interface Version X.x.x.x" (newest one, for me it is 9.0.0.0) as model then click next

Select yes in the next dialogue

Windows should now manually install this driver

Remember that you also have to allow USB debugging on the watch first and also accept the warning on the phone that will appear after the watch drivers are correctly installed, else ADB will not work.

The options might not always be accurate as my computer language is set to german and I just freely translated ;)
[LG G Watch] coolsilver:
Make sure you have an up to date ADB version as well. I updated both driver and platform-tools from SDK manager. I loaded the COMPOSITE ADB version 10 driver.

Also you may have to turn on Bluetooth Debuging in Wear App and on Watch before you can get a prompt to authorize your PC ADB connection. This will likely show on the Phone not the watch to accept. (I ran into this issue last night)
[LG G Watch] soundwave809:
Yes, worked Thanks!!
[LG G Watch] tomh1979:
i can finally get adb to see my g watch, but it only comes up as unauthorized, i can't seem to get past that point, :rolleyes:

fixed.
[LG G Watch] spiderflash:
take the watch off the charger. turn the screen of your phone on. then place the watch on the dock connected to the pc again. there should now come up a warning on the phone about accepting the usb debugging. accept it and your done.

you probably didn't see the notification before as it comes up on the phone and not the watch so when your phone screen is off you won't see it.
[LG G Watch] brakke97:
I always get a 'Code 28'-error. Any ideas? It says: "The drivers for this device are not installed. (Code 28)"

BTW: ADB access was already accepted on my phone.

Any ideas? Thanks in advance.
[LG G Watch] spiderflash:
Which driver did you select exactly?