yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] elgorra:
Hi moviecut. I'm using a 64 gb microsd with this ROM and it's working fine. I've had no problems. I did format it as fat32 but because otherwise it didn't work with CWM recovery.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] moviecut:
Okay, i am using exFat. CM11 and cwm 6.0.47 can handle it. Will try to reformat and flash aosp again. Thanks!

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[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] spegelius:
Ok i'll have to check exFat sometime. Been meaning to format my card as exFat for some time, but not enough time...
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
I have access to mine. TiTbu, SMS BackUp, PlayMusic and other apps right and retrieve from it all time. I do my CWM nandroids to it as well. Some wierd things with 64GB cards so I switched to a 32 and it works fine.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] allram:
Those of you who have exFAT sdcards, are you using the opt version?

might try to compile with this commits [MENTION=3876105]spegelius[/MENTION] :)

android_external_exfat

android_external_fuse
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] spegelius:
Thanks, forgot all about problems with optimized versions :).
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] moviecut:
Yes, i am using the opt version. Waiting for new builds and will switch from cm11 to aosp again ;) great community! Thanks!

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[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] elgorra:
0.96 Testing

Been using 0.96 for about 5 days as daily driver (no dual-boot) with great results.

Everything works smoothly. Never had a crash except for camera related stuff.

Battery life keeps getting better every day. First days it was a bit worse, I assume the phone had to sync a lot of accounts. Getting through the day easily without switching to my second battery.

Back camera works great for photos and video with built-in camera app and been recording directly to the External SD Card with the Xposed module Picture2SD

64GB External SD card works fine (formatted as FAT32)

Bluetooth music in the car is flawless

Wifi portable hotspot = perfect

Trying to establish a conversation on Hangouts crashes hangouts, probably because of front camera problem. Restarting hangouts doesn't work as front camera shows black screen.

Haven't tried Skype but I assume it would be the same if trying to establish a video conversation.

Instagram built-in camera doesn't work and crashes Instagram

Google Goggles works as expected

Camscanner (documents to PDF using the camera) works fine.

And here's a nice one. The WatchON infrared remote control works! Installation needs to be done with Titanium restore, the process never completes but when phone is restarted, Watchon icon appears and the app works as expected.

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU [MENTION=3876105]spegelius[/MENTION] for all your amazing work on this build!!!!
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] spegelius:
Thanks for sharing, good to have real world experiences on different uses. Waiting for proper time slot to concentrate on the cam problems again...
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] moviecut:
So should exFat work on non opt-version?

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[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] spegelius:
I wouldn't count on it since external/exfat isn't on the rom. That package contains utilies like mkfs.exfat and mount.exfat, so propably not. But worry not, i added them (also the optimised build fixes) and now i'm trying to get my sdcard backed up to test exfat.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] spegelius:
Damnit, exfat formatted sdcard is detected and mounted, but nothing can write to it. Card was formatted on Windows and works there... updated exfat driver in kernel, MountService updated from CM11, exfat and fuse patched against optimisations... dunno where to look next.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] allram:
Isn't there some problems in general with 4.4+ and External sdcards? Or it might be some other stuff :P
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] spegelius:
Yeah, i read about not allowing write to external sdcards except some google's own sw or something. Still, even meadiascanner can't create anything on it... Permission denied or Read-only filesystem (mount says it's rw...).
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] moviecut:
There are apps / xposed moduls for this permissions ;)

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[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] spegelius:
Hmm might need to check them... on CM exfat works, at least i can create dirs/files
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] spegelius:
Hmm, i can delete stuff from xfat sdcard fine. So it's just a damn AOSP restriction.... arrgh. Now that i think of it, on previous vfat card i can't remember storing any new data on it, only pushing roms with adb. Moar testing needed.

I also installed HandleExternalStorage xposed module but no luck.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] spegelius:
This: http://winaero.com/blog/unlock-external-sd-card-writing-for-all-apps-in-android-4-4-kitkat/

Building now, let's see how it pans out.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] spegelius:
Nope. With vfat card, no problems. Owners, permission, everything the same. With vfat, mkdir temp -> ok. With exfat, mkdir temp -> Permission denied.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] michaelmotes:
Uber thanks, I actually quit using my 9295 because I couldn't find an acceptalbe AOSP rom for it and went back to my 9250 for a while, but with this I may make my s4 my daily.

But, speaker phone mic in 0.9.6 doesn't work for me. Could anyone else check there's?
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] moviecut:
Was the build successful? Can you upload it? ;)

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[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] spegelius:
Yes, but exfat is still read-only. I even set SELinux tp Premissive, but no help. I really don't know what the problem is...
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] spegelius:
0.9.7-od8 (optimized dev build) is on dev folder. Taking no responsibility...
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] elgorra:
Thanks [MENTION=3876105]spegelius[/MENTION]!!! What are the changes in 097?
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] spegelius:
Bunch of stuff... ;). Repo sync, kernel firmwares from TW KK kernel, exfat 1.2.6, assorted stuff from TW KK kernel... can't remember all
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] moviecut:
New build runs great! I switched to fat32,so i cant say if exFat is working ;) thank you spegelius!

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[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] elgorra:
[MENTION=2606618]moviecut[/MENTION] is front camera working?
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] spegelius:
Nope, that build doesn't have any camera updates. Next one does
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] elgorra:
Also running 0.9.7. dev. Everything great so far. Thanks [MENTION=3876105]spegelius[/MENTION]! Have a great weekend.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] michaelmotes:
Will anyone tell me what their baseband version is?

My mic doesn't work during speaker phone mode and the call audio sometimes intermittently becomes terrible, overran with static on both ends of the call, then stops. I guess it might be the phone, as I put Samsung's waterproof claims to the test, but I would like to try a different baseband before giving up, so please let me know yours if yours is working.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] O-T:
Considered testing stock SAMSUNG ROM when possible hardware issue? This is Work In Progress ROM partly stable. And cm repos is being rearranged for S4 variants to inherit from jflte + update for KK rilblobs and more.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
Mine is NE5 look in CM11 thread for user allram, links in his Sig.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2658534

My voice and data is rock solid and reliable with this as a daily driver.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] michaelmotes:
I went back to stock Nordic firmware, http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/3/?download=30235, and the mic works during speaker phone mode with stock.

But, when I wipe, and flash:

0.9.7-od8 I have no speaker phone mic.

0.9.6-opt I have no speaker phone mic

0.9.5-opt speaker phone mic works.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
I went straight from 0.9.5 without dual boot or opt, straight to 0.9.7-od8. I have not run the opt versions normally when a standard version is available, since earlier ones seems slightly more unstable. This one, 0.9.7-od8, is solid.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] michaelmotes:
Are you sure your microphone works while using the speaker phone?
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
Yes, absolutely positive.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] spegelius:
Tested speaker, works perfectly. Using dev build, which has same kernel as previous dev build.

Still no progress with exfat. It even regressed a bit, now Settings->Storage shows it as 0.00b and doesn't mount /mnt/media_rw/sdcard1. Tried a clean install, same story. I did add some changes to updater script, selinux needs set_metadata commands instead of simply setting permissions. Gotta look deeper on those.

Front camera is working, at least with stills. Exposure is still giving hard time, for some reason camera driver doesn't accept the value which should be well within exposure_compensation_max and exposure_compensation_min limits. There's exposure_compensation_step parameter, which has a value of 0.16666 or something like that and that doesn't match the limits any way...

I'll try to get 0.9.7 released tonight. No exfat propably...
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
I'm seeing some errors in 0.9.7-od8

Recorded with aLogCat app set to capture fatal errors.

http://pastebin.com/aCT5meBE
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] spegelius:
I stopped caring about random java Exceptions during AOSP 4.3 development since there's just so much of them and hard to tell if certain exception has real value. Even Samsung roms put those out (from what i can remember, haven't looked at those logs much...). If you can pinpoint that to a specific problem, then it's another story and worth looking for. That particular log shows xposed here and there, so could be bug in xposed or bug in AOSP systemserver...
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
Ah, ok. I tend to do this for each release, just out of curiosity. The 0.9.5 version throws no errors filtering for Fatal, Error, or Warning, so I assumed (yeah, I know ;) ) they might be important.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] spegelius:
Dangit, stuff got on the way and no release. Maybe tomorrow...
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] spegelius:
Well i finally figured out what's causing exfat read-only behaviour: it's the kernel. With the KT_SGS4 jactive kernel from last spring exfat works like a charm. Now to figure out what in the kernel is causing read only state...
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] elgorra:
Any chance this could help ? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nextapp.sdfix
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] spegelius:
Well i think that app does what's described here: http://winaero.com/blog/unlock-external-sd-card-writing-for-all-apps-in-android-4-4-kitkat/

I already implemented that, no luck. The problem isn't in the Android system, it's in the kernel. If the problem was what's described above, vfat cards wouldn't work either...
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] spegelius:
This is getting freaking unbelievable... i made a build with KT kernel, this time i actually used the KT sources as part of the rom build process. Guess what, exfat doesn't work. So exfat works when i flash the KT kernel cwm zip from last spring, but not when built as part of the rom build. This means that something on the KT kernel cwm zip is different. Well, on boot.img, there's kernel and ramdisk. Within ramdisk there's init scripts and also selinux policy files and default.prop. I compared init scripts, but none of the differences seem related to this problem. So selinux after all? I can't turn selinux off for some reason:

setenforce: Could not set enforcing status: Invalid argument

There's also the fact that HT kernel from spring has been built with GCC 4.7, i.e. without the optimizations. I did try unoptimized build some time ago, though... Oh well, plowing on
[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] allram:
Might be an idea to just build everything without optimizations and with gcc 4.7 just to eliminate errors :)

edit: Are you trying to build the kernel with GCC 4.8 as well? Try to build kernel with 4.7 and the rom with 4.8, i have never been able to build a kernel with GCC 4.8 without problems :P
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How unlock bootloader?
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[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] p2kmafia:
My question is: Is there any way to take a de-odexed rom with all of my customizations and odex it while keeping the customizations so that I can use ART?

So after doing some research I found out that it is possible to take any rom and make it odex'd using this script (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2390162) and then ART should work once that is complete, but I don't want to lose all of the customizations I've set up in Viper.

Thanks!!
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PuRE IVIonztah:
You shouldn't lose any mods since they're hard coded into the Rom. But ask a few other developers. They keep theirs on deodex/dalvik for a reason. Some mods don't play well.
[Galaxy Tab S General] jayochs:
who's using them? i horribly failed at putting one on today (a free one that came with my case..looked crappy though with tons of bubbles between the 3 layers before i even put it on lol) but yeah, i'm real bad at putting protectors on tablets because it kept coming out crooked because of that damn home button etc.

anyway, i've got a pack of 5 coming in the mail sometime this week, and i'm wondering if i should even bother attempting again, or just use it naked. it feels so good without a protector, but i'm afraid of scratching the screen. i've been using screen protectors since 2011 with my HTC Rezound, so idk what to do. i always end up with tiny scratches on my protectors, so i'm thinking i'll end up scratching the screen..
[Galaxy Tab S General] Im a troll:
I was thinking about picking up some myself. Which ones did you order?
[Galaxy Tab S General] will6316:
Put one on but spend at least 10 bucks for a decent one. Illunisheild thats the one I got from amazon for the 8.4 its pretty good.
[Galaxy Tab S General] jayochs:
I got these:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/161361388722?_trksid=p2060778.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT
[Galaxy Tab S General] ShadowFlare:
I always put screen protectors on all of my phones and tablets. I've just put one on my Tab S 8.4, had a few dusts under the protector. usually I would rip it out and try again, but I thought not today! Because fortunately the screen protector came with some stickers to help get rid of the dust.

Happy to say it is dust and bubble free now. Although it is not one of those fancy screen protectors, just a cheap one called elec shield.
[Galaxy Tab S General] stealthieone:
invisible shield is the best.
[Galaxy Tab S General] MojoRis1n:
I ordered these from Amazon as well. Should be in today.

I'll give it a try and see if I like it. Probably gonna feel weird at first though.
[Galaxy Tab S General] snoopy1492:
I too would like to buy one. I asked ismooth on twitter but they are not gonna make one for the tab S (I have one for my note 3 and it's just perfect).

I think I'm gonna go Invisibleshield. It's not cheap but I've only heard good things about their products :good:
[Galaxy Tab S General] jayochs:
anyone have any tricks as to how to get it on nice and straight on the tablets? I'm bad at tablets for protectors but decent at phones. I saw one idea where you place it down on the screen then tape the sides like a hinge, then you flip it over, peel it off, and just flip it back and lay it on the tablet and it should line up perfectly. wonder if it works.
[Galaxy Tab S General] kliu888:
That's exactly what I did. Works perfectly. The screen protector I bought even came with the positioning tape and stickers for dust removal. But you can just use Scotch tapes.
[Galaxy Tab S General] ebpman:
Mr shield

I have used many different screen protector products. I like spigen and I just installed the Mr shield ones. The are two finishes. Clear and matte. The matte finish cuts a lot of glare but impacts out door viewing. I now have the clear and love it. No bubbles. I have several videos on screen protectors that show tips on install . Herr is my initial install http://youtu.be/NHzarYjTtzE
[Galaxy Tab S General] jayochs:
sweet! i'll give it a try when they come in :D
[Galaxy Tab S General] mitchellvii:
Putting on a screen protector reminds one of what a dirty filthy planet we live on. There is dust EVERYWHERE. One tried and true method is to run a hot shower in your bathroom for 10 minutes with the door closed until the room steams up. This pulls all of the airborne dust from the air. Turn the shower off, and use the tape hinge method to apply the protector.

Despite your best efforts you are likely to STILL get that ONE DAMNED PIECE OF DUST FROM HELL that manages to somehow get on the screen. If that happens, DO NOT TRY TO PEEL THE PROTECTOR UP FROM THE EDGE because if you bend it at all it will never seat again properly and you'll have a bubble that won't go away. Use tape to stick to the outside near the corner and gently lift that way, then use another piece of tape to grab the dust particle.

One negative of putting a screen protector on a tablet this size. Unless the protector is tempered glass, you are likely to feel a bit of drag as you swipe the screen - no plastic will ever feel as smooth as glass - and because the area is larger than your phone, you'll notice the resistance more. Also, unless the screen protector has an oleophobic coating, it will be harder to clean greasy fingerprints of it than from glass. Last point, most screen protectors are actually softer than glass so you are likely to get it pretty scratched up which, while saving your glass, leaves you with a scratched up viewing surface you have to look at. The alternative is to buy a screen protector with a hardness of 9 or above with an oleophobic coating but those tend to be a lot more expensive.

Get a pack of 3 or more if you can. You WILL screw it up a few times and you WILL want to replace them occasionally as they get scratched up pretty easily depending upon how anal you are about such things.
[Galaxy Tab S General] jayochs:
good advice, thanks! but do you guys think this thing needs one in the end? I know gorilla glass is pretty soft and scratches easily so idk..
[Galaxy Tab S General] mitchellvii:
I don't believe this tablet has Gorilla Glass, at least I don't believe the specs say so (could be wrong?). So yes, it could scratch easily. You can try and be careful but all takes is a tiny bit of grit on your finger, stylus or wiping cloth and you are done, Gorilla Glass or no.
[Galaxy Tab S General] mitchellvii:
Actually you know, skip the steamy bathroom. Just do it in a dry room but use a strip of masking tape and screen until every bit of dust is gone. Also remember, after you place the protector on the screen with the taped hinge, make sure you clean the screen again because it will get dust on it from the bottom of the protector.

Mr Shield makes very good inexpensive protectors.
[Galaxy Tab S General] cyi1:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KATOH2S/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

perfect install on first one using the painters tape technique.

heres how

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMPqDwVZzzM
[Galaxy Tab S General] will6316:
Why put a cheap screen protector on a premium device like the tab s. The best deserves the best or better. my screen protector cost 2 for 13 and a tempered glass on is on its way for $18. You cant even tell there on when installed correct.
[Galaxy Tab S General] mitchellvii:
Be very careful with the tempered glass protector. NEVER left it up by the edges - use tape. They bend VERY easily and once bent will never lay down flat properly again. Every tempered glass protector I've ever used developed sealing problems along the edges, especially near the home button. YMMV but that is my experience.
[Galaxy Tab S General] ShadowFlare:
There aren't good selection of screen protectors in the UK. Looked in Amazon, Ebay, Google, nothing with quality. So I only got the Elec shield.

I'd get tempered glass if I could, but as long as I screen is protected for now, then I'm happy enough.
[Galaxy Tab S General] Orphee:
I found this :

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00LTXTZ3A/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=ARK124NKBQ4LI

What do you think about it ?

Thank you
[Galaxy Tab S General] mitchellvii:
It's not Prime and has no reviews. I wouldn't trust it personally.

These are quite good and cheap (thick and super clear):

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KVFQUSU/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
[Galaxy Tab S General] jayochs:
that hinge video rocks, thanks! i'm trying it now...
[Galaxy Tab S General] jayochs:
just installed it using hinge.. damn that's an awesome method! works quite well. I like the ones I got too, felt nice and smooth right out of the box. ahh feels much more comforting to have a protector on her now lol
[Galaxy Tab S General] Im a troll:
I just ordered the illumishield here, I will report back once it come in!
[Galaxy Tab S General] mitchellvii:
Yes, the peace if mind is worth the inconvenience.
[Galaxy Tab S General] johnnytraveler:
I went for tempered glass. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00KZBYIPW?pc_redir=1405403607&robot_redir=1

Love it my S5.

Sent from my Alliance Galaxy S5.
[Galaxy Tab S General] reubenskelly1992:
For me mediadevil are the best. There Woking on the tab s so should be available soon
[Galaxy Tab S General] Aredubu:
I just installed one of these tempered screen protectors and it's great.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KZBYIPW/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
[Galaxy Tab S General] Bluehacks:
Can anyone confirm if this device has Gorilla Glass or not?
[Galaxy Tab S General] skeeterpro:
Despite the marketing, Gorilla Glass, while good, can and does scratch. Using a protector is wise IMHO. Tempered glass is best. On all my devices.
[Galaxy Tab S General] LoVeRice:
i always put 2 layers of screen protector to ensure no scratch & bubble feee
[Galaxy Tab S General] ThE_SoUrCe:
I'm using brando tempered glass rounded edition - it perfectly flush with the metal side panel. no protrusion at all.
[Galaxy Tab S General] phatmhat:
Put protectors on in bathroom after steaming it up. Removes dust from air.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mattes_01:
Hi there,

I have a HD+ and am very happy with it (perfect price/value ratio!).

I mainly use it for movies and to read.

So basically I am good with the regular OS.

On the other hand it sometimes seems to be a bit slow.

So I thought I evaluate the options running it on a different OS.

I am a bit scared flashing the device (installing a completely new ROM), as I tried to do that with a cell phone and trashed the device.

I thought it might be possible to start the device from SD without even loading the regular BN OS.

I don't mind leaving an SD card in there for like forever and always boot from there.

Is such thing possible?

Not to flash the device but still use a custom ROM?

If so, does anyone have a link to a tutorial?

Thanks a lot!

Matt
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leapinlar:
Yes, it is done all the time. It depends on which CM version you want. Look through the dev forum. If you want the latest, try this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=48808658