yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[XDA Assist] Razvan:
Hi there,

If you have any problem with your phone, please follow the correct forum dedicated to your device here: Samsung Galaxy Y GT-S5360

And if you don't find any answer to your problem then open a new thread here : Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting or ask in the general question thread here: [HELP THREAD]Ask Any Questions![GT-5360/5510/5512/6102]

Good luck
[Windows Phone 8 Development and Hacking] Sunius1:
Whoa, I did not expect that security hole to be in place. Hopefully Microsoft sees it, though it might be hard to fix it as the phones probably depend on it being that way.

Actually, it compiles it down to MDIL, machine dependent intermediate language. It's specific to ARM and doesn't exist on x86 (on emulator, for example). That is done because the JIT process on the phone would take a long time for bigger applications. Furthermore, it's totally optional, application will work just fine without compiling to MDIL, just startup will be somewhat slower. Check this:

http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Goin...Sollich-Inside-Compiler-in-the-Cloud-and-MDIL

If you open up the optimized appx file, you'll notice that we have two new files:

Makeappx can extract the appx packages just as well as it can compress them, so modification procedure would go like:

makeappx unpack /o /v <appxPackage> /d <outputDir>
// do whatever modifications you want
makeappx pack /o /v <appxFolder> /p <appxName>

Actually, that's is exactly how AppDeployCmd is able to run MDIL compiler on the managed assemblies: it extracts the package using makeappx, then runs

mdilxapcompile /In:"<appxFolder>" /Out:"<SomeOtherFolder>" /Config:"MDILXapCompileInput.xml"

And finally makes a new appx package from "SomeOtherFolder". It would probably be pretty trivial to write an utility to run mdilxapcompile and makeappx manually, so appx could be made directly from a folder without zipping and unzipping twice.

There's one more way of protecting your code: use .NET native. Bonus: you get improved performance :).
[Windows Phone 8 Development and Hacking] snickler:
Only works for pure Windows Store apps unfortunately :/. You don't even get the option in Windows Phone 8.1 projects.

EDIT: I just figured out how to manually make .NET Native work with WP 8.1 projects!

Will post a guide in a bit
[Windows Phone 8 Development and Hacking] souma_rox:
I did everything upto extracting the files and removing the mentioned files but I can't understand where to write the commands. Plz help
[Windows Phone 8 Development and Hacking] AshleyT:
Can you help me with this?

I'm trying to repack an appx of an app that has been removed from the store. I've extracted the application folder from "/WindowsApps" on my phone.

I'm using this command:

makeappx pack /v /d AppFolder /p backup.appx /l

When I try to repack the application I get these errors:

MakeAppx : error: Manifest validation error: Line 24, Column 62, Reason: The file name "AGHost.exe" declared for element "m:Applications/m:Application" doesn't exist in the package.
MakeAppx : error: Failure at (ValidateFilesInManifest( manifestReaderInternal.Get(), rootNode.Get(), payloadFiles->GetFiles(), RequiredFileXPaths, (sizeof(*RtlpNumberOf(RequiredFileXPaths))), MAKEAPPX_I_VALIDATE_FILE_NOT_FOUND)) - 0x80080204 - The specified package format is not valid: The package manifest is not valid.
MakeAppx : error: Failure at (PackageValidator::Validate(manifestReader.Get(), localized, fileList)) - 0x80080204 - The specified package format is not valid: The package manifest is not valid.

There are no AppxSignature.p7x or AppxMetadata.xml in the folder so I cannot remove them, but there are:

MDILFileListAppx.xml

MDILFileListXap.xml

MDILProjectFiles.xml

WMAppManifest.xml

AppxManifest.xml

WMAppPRHeader.xml

Could it be a Silverlight 8.1 application?

EDIT: Nevermind, it was an XAP.
[Windows Phone 8 Development and Hacking] HTC_FUZE:
Hello,

Do I need to sign the package? I tried this method to re-pack the UWP app(I am testing on W10PC, so I downloaded x86 UWP, not ARM app), makeappx creates the appx successfully, When I double-click to run the appx, I got installation faiure, it says "Ask the app developer for a new app package. This one isn’t signed with a trusted certificate (0x800B0100)."
[Windows Phone 8 Development and Hacking] titi66200:
Remove "AppxMetadata folder"
[Windows Phone 8 Development and Hacking] hooddy:
Guys when i packing appx with makeapp and sign it I can not deploy it on my W10M phone with 0x800413a0 error. It don't hit W10M appx. It's occured only with WP8.1 appx. How to avoid it?
[RAZR HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] websterandy42:
So, i started with this guide until i got recovery installed droidviews.com/root-verizon-droid-razr-m-on-kitkat-firmware/

Then i used the oficial guide to do the rest wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Install_CM_for_xt907

But i got an error while side loading (Status 7) and, like an idiot, followed his guide to fix it highonandroid.com/android-roms/how-to-fix-status-7-error-with-cwm-recovery-on-rooted-android/

Now it never leaves the WARNING BOOTLOADER UNLOCKED screen.

I retried and realized that before (Status 7) it says error /tmp/update.zip

So i think ive done goofed.

Any help would be awesome.
[RAZR HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lazereth:
Are you able to to enter fastboot via vol up + power?
[RAZR HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] killrhythm09:
I'm not clear on what you mean by getting an error while side loading. What is the exact step you started getting problems on?
[RAZR HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] three west:
You're in the wrong forum if you have an XT907, this forum is for XT925/6
[RAZR HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wonka144:
Not sure where to post this question been reading so many post my eyes are tired......

- XT926 upgraded to kitkat 183.46 last week via flash in RSD from JB 4.1.2

- Root went well DONE (Towel root .apk)

- Unlock went well DONE (Motopocalypse .apk) yes fastboot shows the #3

- Flashed TWRP 2.7.1 DONE (did it using the adb in motopocolypse)

- Backed up my current stock ROM in TWRP seemed to go well the program confirmed the backup was successful...So I thought :(

- Got confident and wanted to try flashing CM11 (Kitkat version)

- After flashing CM11 my phone got stuck at boot like many others have.... no problem I backed up my stock ROM in TWRP.....So I thought :(

- Went to restore my stock ROM using TWRP and yup you guessed it like many others the restore failed half way through

Not a big deal starting fresh can be a good thing BUT I really need my old text messages and all I have is a USB backup of the phone (Internal/SDcard) on my PC and of course the TWRP back-up on the SDcard that won’t restore ...... Is there any way to get these messages back to my phone????
[RAZR HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yujikaido79:
You might be able to use Titanium backup to restore your text messaging app and hope the old text messages are restored too. Thats if titanium backup can extract apps from your twrp backup successfully. Its in the menu and selecting option extract from a nandroid backup. I've only tried it a couple of times myself as I tend to backup my important stuff with titanium and move it to a online storage account. Its worth a shot to get your messages recovered.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pororos:
Hi there, I have been trying to change my rom today. I did so long time ago, but today when I updated found out about KNOX and its restrictions.

After updating to Phoenix 4.4.2 rom, I can't change ROM; the only one that succeded was N7100UBUFND2_N7100ZTOFND2 (official)...

Now when I try to install any other rom I find a "sboot.bin... error" at ODIN.

What to do? I already tried changing from official 4.4.2 to one without SNOX; tried applying Dr. Ketan patch with same error; even Dr.Ketan's multitool doesn't work.

I've been spending all the day reading through the forums without good results.

Also, in Download Mode, it shows:

Current Binary: Official

System Status: Custom

Knox Warranty void: 1

AP SWREV: A2

What can I do? I don't like Samsung's Official Bloatware and I NEED my phone for work... :(
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pororos:
Solved: Just had to install any rom with new bootloaders. No downgrade is possible. Installed one without knox and voila.

Enviado desde mi GT-N7100 mediante Tapatalk
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] red321red321:
I have been a loyal user of Samsung galaxy products for a very long time, owning the s3, note 2, note 8, note 10.1, and note 10.1 2014. in general they have been excellent aside from very poor resale value. my favorite of all these devices used to be the 10.1 2014. it had a sharp screen and excellent battery life. then the kit kat update happened. all of a sudden my battery life went to hell and even after I rooted and such I could still not restore the device to where it had been. when I watch youtube or do anything intense the battery dies unbelievably fast,

I finally gave up and got a surface pro 3. so far I am very impressed. for my use the battery life is better than note. also fairly light and extremely powerful. onenote is far better than snote. microsofts onedrive integration is awesome.

I feel Samsung devices have gone downhill lately. I wanted to get an s4 but found the bloatware intolerable, especially annoying is my magazine. the fingerprint scanner and heart rate functionality also suck. ill also be replacing my note 2 with an lg g3 or iPhone 6.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] dt33:
errrr..oki?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] DeBoX:
ehm good for you, but your point being?

As I see it to each his own, congrats on a new gadget but no need to start a post just on that accord..... Just saying :)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] BarryH_GEG:
Kind of apples and oranges, no?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] sprintuser1977:
Ummmmmmmmmmkkkkkkkkkkkkkk...........
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] Tangotango74:
I tried out the surface pro 3 and went back to note 10.1 2014. I just could not get lots of the apps I got so used to over time. Keyboard and concept was great, OS not as much , as a tablet os , it sucks to use your finger on desktop.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] kcrudup:
Too bad that was all in your head. So-called "bloatware" takes up minimal resources in storage, and after a few minutes of having booted is no longer in your RAM nor uses any CPU cycles.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] lanwarrior:
Do you have Android OS keeping the device awake? Mine have this over a course of 10 hours since disconnected from power AND only have screen on time of 1.5 hours.

I already turned off bloatware from "Application Manager", no background app like weather or social media. So this bloatware does take CPU resources and keeping the tablet awake.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] kcrudup:
You have some app killing your battery, not "bloatware". I don't remove anything and have very little "awake" time that's not "screen on" time. You should get "Bettery Battery Stats" from the Play Store (if you're rooted).
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] lanwarrior:
This is a brand new device, just got it last Sunday. No 3rd party apps installed at all. Only setup Google account so I can update existing app and sync Gmail and calendar. If it is not "bloatware", then it is whatever apps that came with the tablet.

No Google Now crap, but GPS is turned on.

BBS won't show detailed info as I am not rooted.

EDIT: forgot to mention that I hard reset the device already.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] kcrudup:
Shot in the dark- do you have a D-Link router?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] lanwarrior:
No, I have an ASUS RT-N66U. I also thought that my router have something to do with the tablet, like it is broadcasting something that made the tablet responded, but the awake situation applies even when I am at the office, which uses other brand of wireless AP.

I am going to turn off GPS and see what will happen. Maybe the location based network is causing it.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] kcrudup:
Huh. (So do I.) I'd asked 'cause one of the things we'd noticed when I was working for a couple of companies making Android devices is certain D-Link routers management/beacon frames were coming at just the right interval to keep the WiFi chip waking up the kernel.

"Android Services" could be anything, though. You're on a WiFi-only device, right?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] lanwarrior:
Yes, I have the WIFI version.

BTW, its Android OS that is causing the wake locks, not Android System according to App Manager.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] Antrax:
I'm thinking the same thing. I'm looking at the Surface Pro to replace my Note 10.1 2014 since nobody knows how to fix it. Not even Samsung.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] lanwarrior:
Just my 2 cents:

I did look at the Surface Pro 3 before I bought my Note 10.1. It is a great device, but it does not fit my need as follow:

1). It is much heavier than an Android tablet

2). Battery life is not as good

3). Not much apps available, especially those that I need (Google Maps is one).

I already have a MacBook Air with great battery life, so I opted to have 2 devices instead since each served its own purpose. I.e. for media consumption, I use the Note; for real work like Excel, I use the MacBook Air.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] Stocklone:
I feel your pain on the Note 2. Damn home button lag is ridiculous for me. I'm rooted on 4.4 with Knox killed and S Voice double tap turned off. 4.4 was installed after doing a complete wipe of my phone. The only way I can fix it is by clearing my memory after I have about 6 apps open. That's ridiculous for a phone with 2GB of RAM. My brother's Galaxy S II has a way more responsive home button with half the RAM and half the cores.

I am a lot happier with my Note 10.1 2014 now that I've turned off the physical buttons on the front. Note taking is absolutely perfect now.

Very impressed with what MS has been able to do in just two revisions. Can't wait to see what they do for the 4th gen.

Like you, I am seriously considering the iPhone 6. But only if the large screen 64GB price is reasonable and the camera has OIS. But I also want to see what the McLaren ends up being. A second gen Lumia 1020 sounds very intriguing. Hell, I even want to try out the Passport. The keyboard sounds really interesting.

An incredible Motorola X+1, an impressive Nexus 6 and the Note 4 which will be incredible for sure are the three phones that could make me stay Android.

It's good to be alive. I remember when hitting the 1GHz mark on a single core in 2010 was mind blowing. So many amazing choices now. We are so spoiled. It's unreal.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] lanwarrior:
How did you turn off the home button in you Now 10.1?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] Stocklone:
You have to be rooted. But there are two text files you have to modify in system/usr/keylayout. gpio-keys.kl and generic.kl. In generic, key 139 and 158 need to be commented out with a #. In gpio, key 172 needs to be commented out. I used ES File Explorer but that wouldn't let me save to the keylayout folder directly after editing with the ES Note Editor so I copied the files to sdcard, modified them, copied them back then modified the properties so the RWX permissions were the same as the other files in that directory. Now I use Button Savior Pro for my virtual buttons. You can enable virtual buttons by editing another file but they are spaced out weird so I prefer Savior Pro by far. So if you ever decide to root, there you go. Jnn1 on XDA figured this out. I'm just trying to provide more thorough directions.

Also, I'm using the 600 model on a custom ROM that has Gravity Box enabled which has an option that forces the menu options to appear on the action bar. Maybe forcing the virtual buttons would do the same thing. I don't know. I do know not having to press a menu button to see if there are any options is awesome.

If you just want to do home, only the 172 key needs to be commented.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] Dachank:
They definitely both have their own place. The surface pro for work on the go and galaxy for web browsing/apps
[Off-topic] Stuart Little:
Hey this is for the people that has got an Android phone or tablet.

What are things that you love about your device?

Let us know!

I have currently a SGS2 because my Galaxy Note have to repair.

Good things about my S2:

* Many good roms - i'm using AOSB Project .

*Many good kernels

* Good camera

* With AOSB Project do i have a good battery length.

* Nice scale

How about you?

Maybe you are using a rom ?

Or you love a specific camera ?

Tell us !

Sent From A Samsung Galaxy S2 With AOSB Project ROM .
[Off-topic] arfhel09:
porn maybe? huehue
[Off-topic] Stuart Little:
Hahaha , that's something you can enjoy on every Android device. :p

Sent From A Samsung Galaxy S2 With AOSB Project ROM .
[Off-topic] arfhel09:
well my device has a 3d display :p
[Off-topic] Stuart Little:
Send pic

Sent From A Samsung Galaxy S2 With AOSB Project ROM .
[Off-topic] Giancarlo:
The best part about having an Android phone is its versatility, you can almost do the f*** you wanna do with it:

1. Take pictures, video

2. Use for GPS navigation

3. check email

4. browse web

5. youtube

6. play awesome games

7. watch movies/shows

8. social networks

9. porn (of course)

10. buy things online

11. use fitness apps

12. track your kids with gps

13. watch TV

14. get the latest news

15. listen to radio

16. listen to music

17. Scan a QR code

18. use a reminder app

19. text with your voice

20. access your PC from anywhere

21. identify songs

22. connect your phone to a TV with HDMI

23. call

24. send sms

25. check weather

26. translate other languages

27. use calculator

28. view maps

29. download cool apps

30. download awesome live wallpapers

31. backup all your apps

32. learn to customize you phone

33. use advanced calculation apps during math tests

34. use step counter

35. make time lapse of something

36. use variety of launchers

37. learn different languages with apps

38. download mp3s

39. use voice commands

40. use custom widgets

41. know what time is it

42. identify things

43. street view

44. use as a universal remote control

45. use as a heart rate monitor

46. detect metal

47. take measurments

48. paint or color something

49. Wi-Fi Hotspot

50. business card scanner
[Off-topic] Stuart Little:
porn is the best :p :D

Sent From A Samsung Galaxy S2 With AOSB Project ROM .
[Off-topic] Giancarlo:
Haha, Sure is. ;)
[Off-topic] Stuart Little:
Is your device also rooted?

Sent From A Samsung Galaxy S2 With AOSB Project ROM .
[Off-topic] Giancarlo:
Of course
[Off-topic] Stuart Little:
And your rommed your device?

Sent From A Samsung Galaxy S2 With AOSB Project ROM .
[Off-topic] Giancarlo:
Yes, (Android Revolution HD) Been customizing android phones since 2009
[Off-topic] Stuart Little:
Nice i am running AOSB Project :)

Sent From A Samsung Galaxy S2 With AOSB Project ROM .
[Off-topic] Giancarlo:
Very good rom, sometime in future you could try this rom (Ressurection Remix KitKat), I had this rom for a while, really decent rom for daily use, in my opinion one of the best AOSP roms. Plus adding SiyahKernel your phone would be flyin ;)
[Off-topic] Stuart Little:
I have two roms on my phone , i have a dual-booted phone.

And on my Samsung Note have i also RR Remix ROM :)

that rom is a beast!!!

Sent From A Samsung Galaxy S2 With AOSB Project ROM .
[Off-topic] Giancarlo:
Yes it is, the only downside would be the camera, sometimes it lags and freezes when taking a video.
[Off-topic] Stuart Little:
Yeah that's why i'm on AOSB now :)

Sent From A Samsung Galaxy S2 With AOSB Project ROM .
[Off-topic] |>/\nte:
Its display (ideal for playing games and watching videos/movies), its size, its ui and its specs.
[Off-topic] androidfreak70:
My best part: Rooting and after that installing dual recovery :D

My wrost part: flashing a stock rom because i bricked my device :(

Xperia™ Z (C6602) with Tapatalk
[Off-topic] Stuart Little:
Gaming is extremely fun on Android because there are so much scripts which improves gaming experience on rooted Android :)

Much good and free games available !

Sometimes i buy games , i paid for the following:

Gangstar Vegas

Modern Combat 4

Asphalt 8

And i got for free:

GTA Vice City

Blitz Brigade

Deer Hunter 2014

Real Racing

Friends are you're everything , make friends with those that wants to be friends with you :)

There is also true love in friendship ;)
[Off-topic] androidfreak70:
You paid for asphalt 8?

But its free

Xperia™ Z (C6602) with Tapatalk
[Off-topic] East2West:
For Android in general, I really like how easy it was to pick up programming for it from learning Java in college. Its great to be able to program and mod a device I use on a daily basis. On my current phone, Moto X, I can't live without the active notifications and the always on Google Now voice command has come in handy many times when I've either lost my phone or need directions.
[Off-topic] TheKindleMCPEGuy:
I have a Kindle Fire HD 2nd gen. Good thing:It can do good in Geekbench. Haven't tested in Geekbench,but I tested it in AnTuTu Benchmark and it's just perfect.

Bad thing:It's a battery sipper with all the amazon stuff on it.

EDIT:I tested it in Geekbench and it doesn't do well :(

TapaTalk'd from a KFSOWI :D
[Off-topic] galaxys:
Root! Then Flashing! :)
[Off-topic] Stuart Little:
I mean i paid for Asphalt 7 :p

Sent from my beastly SM-T320 !
[Off-topic] Stuart Little:
My camera is also a beast !

It has just 8MP but that is really much for tablets ;)

Sent from my beastly SM-T320 !
[Off-topic] Stuart Little:
My CPU of my new tablet 2, 7 Ghz QuadCore !!!

Sent through my beastly SM-T320 using Tapatalk 4
[Off-topic] androidfreak70:
My softkeys :p and the camera is great! 13MP :D

Xperia™ Z (C6602) with Tapatalk.
[Off-topic] Stuart Little:
My strong GPU ;)

Sent through my beastly SM-T320 using Tapatalk 4
[Off-topic] androidfreak70:
My earpiece :D

Xperia™ Z (C6602) with Tapatalk.
[Off-topic] Stuart Little:
My sound system

Sent through my beastly SM-T320 using Tapatalk 4
[Off-topic] Stuart Little:
My beautiful ability to watch HD Bluray movies !
[Off-topic] guggaburggi:
Another thing i like about xperia p is size.
[Off-topic] Gabriel172:
Sense :victory:
[Off-topic] ed_istheword:
I have the Xperia ZU.

I love its size; definitely earns names like "Gigantor" and "Colossus".
[Off-topic] Stuart Little:
HD Screen, love it!

Sent through my Galaxy Note using Tapatalk 4
[Off-topic] King_Rat:
GPad would have to be - real estate

Sent from my Z10 Warbird
[Off-topic] Stuart Little:
On my note i like the stylus ;)

Sent through my Galaxy Note using Tapatalk 4
[Off-topic] 404-Not Found:
I actually paid for A8. Back in the early days when it was realeased it cost $6.99. I got it for $4.99 during the Play Store Anniversary or something. A few weeks later it becomes free. You have no idea how pissed I was. I contacted Gameloft and they wouldnt want to give me a refund. I beleive its a f***ing scam make an app paid and then free, seriously if you got it for free I believe you dont even the deserve the app.

Sent from my Nokia Lumia 1520
[Off-topic] Stuart Little:
Usually i pay for every asphalt and modern combat release.

But when i buyed again 4 Google Play card ( €25 ) was Asphalt 8 free haha!

Sent through my Galaxy Note using Tapatalk 4
[Off-topic] 404-Not Found:
I am still VERY, VERY, VERY pissed off becuase I got ripped off, while some company is enjoying my $5 laughing as they count the money of other ripped of players. That was the last time I ever bought from Gameloft. BTW, whats up with you and the AndroidFreak guy? I see a thread or post you made and its just mostly replies between you too

Sent from my Nokia Lumia 1520
[Off-topic] Stuart Little:
That's a really nasty one of Gameloft haha.

Me and [MENTION=5721273]androidfreak70[/MENTION] are brothers and we love to being active on OT and have a nice talk with people around here ;)

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