yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] ccarr313:
If your phone is less than one year old, just call verizon and say it won't boot up. Seeing as how it is s-on and locked, you won't get any special charge when shipping it back for warranty replacement. And they ship replacements out overnight air, free of charge. Just act stupid and say you didn't do anything to the phone.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] TheAppleAndroidGuy:
I thought firewater wasn't supposed to work on 4.4.2?
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] abrego47:
i think it works if you didn't get sense 6 ota
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] raejr78:
Yeah...if you haven't upgraded to sense 6 it should work.
[Samsung Gear Live] JoeFCaputo113:
I installed minuum keyboard thru ADB (no phone companion app) so how can I uninstall it now?

Sent from a Galaxy 5 light years away
[Samsung Gear Live] Mr Ian B:
Uninstall from your google apps in the market.

Ian. B
[Samsung Gear Live] JoeFCaputo113:
Like I said.... I didn't install it via Google play... I installed it thru ADB. There is no app in the play store. It's only on the watch.

Sent from a Galaxy 5 light years away
[Samsung Gear Live] Mr Ian B:
Push apk easy uninstaller to watch and then you can open it up and uninstall any app. It will install companion app mobile me, you can uninstall it too.

Ian B
[Samsung Gear Live] JoeFCaputo113:
Play Store link?! There are a million apps named that haha.
[Samsung Gear Live] Mr Ian B:
Use the one by Dev INFOLIFE LLC.

Ian B
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] SolarTrans:
I'm wondering if any of you guys with HK M8s on the latest stock 4.4.3 version could check your adsp.img version and let me know. It's in /firmware/adsp/adspver.cfg.

I'm updating the mod to give HK to all devices, and I have v45.2.2.x currently.

If your version is higher, could you please post your adsp.img?

Thanks!
[AT&T LG G3] sgtmedeiros:
hello,

I have an att g3 that I have been using on t-mobile.

Recently I installed the new safestrap-esque recovery and attempted to install a t-mobile stock based rom.

Little did I know it installed a boot image, therefore tripping the att boot security and not allowing it to boot. I tried to use lg flashtool and my device now identifies as a d85110c (t-mobile). is there any way to edit the bin and .dll or have the flashtool skip the device authentication so it thinks it is flashing d85110c firmware? otherwiae I am hard bricked with no return option.

thanks in advance.
[AT&T LG G3] sgtmedeiros:
It seems that there is a way to fix it after all! there is a dll file for the lg g2 that skis the check of which model your phone is. I used this dll in combination with the stock .tot file and it worked!
[AT&T LG G3] roughneckboren:
So it let you flash back to att? And I wonder if you could use this in any other way to work around some exploits
[AT&T LG G3] sgtmedeiros:
Yes and it is working fine now.
[AT&T LG G3] cookie29:
Medeiros,

Could you direct me to the dll file you used? I am having a similar issue.

Thanks,
[AT&T LG G3] sgtmedeiros:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/cg2rrbruu03hr2d/LGUP_8974.dll
[AT&T LG G3] sgtmedeiros:
It will fail many times just keep restarting it
[AT&T LG G3] cookie29:
Thanks bud. Back to normal again. I ended up using one of the dll in the merged LG g3 thread, 400 something. Your suggestion saved my day.
[AT&T LG G3] Pure+:
Can you direct me to the LG Flash tool?
[AT&T LG G3] roughneckboren:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2799647
[AT&T LG G3] anasmilan:
the deffrint model in flash tool

work with this dll

thanx man

i love you
[AT&T LG G3] masmusica:
what do you mean? with It will fail many times just keep restarting it???

I have the same problem and use this dll file " LGUP_8974.dll " and the tot " LGD850AT-01-V10d-310-410-JUN-19-2014+0.tot " and if started the flash tool i receive this error ERROR CROSS DL (D855) to (D850) Sw Version :crying: and is fail no function to unbrick my phone this DLL what i can do now ? :confused:

My case is a ATT 850 V10D and i installed a in this, a rom sphinx 855 a and 400 and i need to restore att&t

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[IMG="CROSS ERROR"]

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[AT&T LG G3] mXd52:
Could you direct me to the dll file you used?
[AT&T LG G3] bittersaintkds:
"masmusica"

Do you find the solution?
[AT&T LG G3] gonehaywire:
.dll & .TOT

Could I get you to tell me what you did with these? I have a hard brick and I need badly to bring it back to life...
[AT&T LG G3] faisalfarooq06:
pls help i have same problem

i have a lg g3 (board id d851)and flashed with d855 firmware. so i want to flash stock rom on this phone

now lg flash tool error cross dll after select (LGUP_8974.dll)

(BIN_LGD851AT-01-V10c-310-260-JUN-20-2014-0)

after edit (BIN_LGD851AT-01-V10c-310-260-JUN-20-2014-0) firmware with hxx tool change (D851 to D855)and click on save all now when i click on yellow (start)boton copmuter says "Faild Previous Load" Pleas Help me Thanx in advance

sorry for bad english
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dorigny:
Hi,

I have a Note III, buy in China SM-N900, and I suppose that this phone is unlocked because I already use it in France with my french SIM card and also in China with China Unicom card.

I recently buy new sim card (in fact it's a UIM card from China telecom), but it cannot connect to any network.

Does my phone locked in some way to accept only SIM card ? I don't know.

If someone get more information about that...

Thanks a lot
[One (M8) General] FahmiFitu:
Hi Guys

Alot of users find that the m8 camera is crappy and takes bad pictures..well youre about to change your opinion!

I'm here to deliver a tip discovered by +Chris isEnlightened from google+

Get a couple q-tips. And a bathroom.. I'd start with one q tip. Just touch it to the toothpaste to get some on it. You don't want a lot.. go in the same direction and apply pressure in a circular motions, basically buffing the lens.. then add a tiny drop of water and repeat the process.. like a wet sanding.. then take a clean q tip and go over once more.. then wipe off.. you should be able to see the film that's over the lens come off in the middle.. open the camera lens and look to see if it's clean. An easy way to tell is with white objects. They will be fuzzy and glow and appear "soft"

and this is it .. 2 minutes and you camera will improve forever and you won't need to do it again. basically it's a very thin film on the lens that need to be scratched. it can be done to front and rear cameras.

You can find before and after pics in the attachments
[One (M8) General] ckpv5:
Yeah .. we know

http://xdaforums.com/htc-one-m8/general/how-to-fix-htc-one-m8-camera-issue-t2803825
[One (M8) General] los1223:
I noticed my camera lens was scratched all to hell the other day. My pictures weren't fuzzy like your samples, but I was worried they would get that way if the scratches got worse. I went the toothpaste route as per your instructions and it worked like a charm. Nice, clear camera lens, just like new. Thanks!
[One (M8) General] Stephen:
Thread closed.

Please search for existing threads before creating new ones.

Many thanks,

Ghost
[Galaxy Grand 2 General] ##W4TCH0UT##:
Hello everyone, this is an all-in-one FAQ and Q&A thread. In this thread, you can post any doubt,question regarding custom kernels, ROM's,

recoveries, or flashing procedures. Instead of posting here and there, you can post about almost anything here.

Some important things to download, available here:

*ODIN v3 3.09

*CWM Recovery

*SuperSU

Don't hesitate to post questions!!!!

Cheers!!!!​
[Galaxy Grand 2 General] Aditya.L:
I want a good battery and performance kernel for lineage os 13.1 ROM

Thank you
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] pacificwing:
Hi,

Does anyone know why it is such a god damn crapshoot for charging speeds on the galaxy note 2 (or any samsung device for that matter).'

You buy a charger rated for 2amps and you never know what it will give you.

You buy a USB micro cable and get anywhere between 0.4amps and 1.6amps.

What is the criteria that the phone is using to determine how many amps to pull from the charger? How does it even know what gauge of wire it is? Is there some sort of resistance check?

I have a Galaxy Note 10.1 and that is even more particular than the GN2. With most aftermarket chargers, it absolutely refuses to charge. I've had so much trouble finding a charger for it I've just stopped using the tablet since I only have one working charger for it.

It really sucks spending anywhere between $2-$30 dollars on a charger and not knowing if it will work. My success rate has been less than 10%.

I try to do forum and google searches, but all I seem to find are comments like "I bought this charger. Seems to work." With no detailed information on what performance they are getting out of it.

This is really turning me off samsung products. I don't have this problem with my HTC or LG android devices.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] dalanik:
I don't know why you have problems, I have 2 samsung devices (phones) and I chare them with their original chargers, charger from Nexus 7 and my old charger from Desire HD and all work just fine... ofcourse, the original one is the fastest, since it is 2A, HTC one is 750mA and Ativ S one is 500mA, N7 one is 1A....
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] pacificwing:
You kind of answer this for yourself, as follows:

Your stock charger is 2A. (about 1.5-2 hours to charge)

Your HTC charger is 750mA (about 4-5 hours to charge)

Your ATV charger is 500mA (no better than a computer port. 6-8 hours to charge)

This was my point. This IS my problem. Obviously the stock charger works at 2A, but with any other charger it is anyones guess as to what speeds you're going to get out of it. Even when they are specified to work at 2A, you are likely not going to get 2A out of it. The phone is so bloody fickle.

If there was some benchmark or specific set of criteria I could use when I purchase a new charger to know for certain if it will charge at 2A, then that would mitigate some of the problem at least. But right now, there is none as far as I can tell. When I purchase a charger, I literally have no idea if it will run at 2A with this phone.

I'm glad that you're not bothered by the slow charging speeds and are happy with <1A. I'm sure this works well for most people. It doesn't for me. I push my phone to the max (as I have every right to) and need a charger that can keep up.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] dalanik:
Well, charging slowly is different to what you say i.e. "refusing to charge at all" etc. And of course I don't use Ativ's charger to charge N2 often, it would take ages :) But I use HTC's charger that is 750mA and it charges within 2 hours which is OK.

Anyways, the only solution for you is to buy BRANDED charger from a company you can trust not some cheap chinese, t should work just fine whether it gives 2A or 1.9A is really no big difference.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] pacificwing:
Well, there are chargers that refuse to work. Especially with the Galaxy Note 10.1.

Cheap ebay chargers are a crapshoot, that much goes without saying. But there are many brand-name chargers that don't work at full speed, despite being rated for 2A.

Its not so much a charger thing as a samsung thing. While I'm not able to find specific criteria as to how/why the phone decides to charge at the speed it does (which is really the only question I had with this thread), I can tell you that there are many brand name products (monoprice, anker, ngear, etc) that are rated for 2A, but will not run at 2A with the samsung. They will usually run at 2A with other products though.

The more research I do, the more I highly suspect that this is a case of Samsung propriety. It looks like that they are deliberately throttling aftermarket chargers to force you to buy their overpriced samsung chargers. As I understand it, it has something to do with creating a voltage divider between two of the contacts, but every diagram I find shows a different wiring scheme. This would indicate that no one really knows for sure.

The one and ONLY question I have with this thread is to find out what criteria the N7100 uses to determine how much amperage to draw. I remain confident that no one will answer this question because it seems no one knows.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] alpha-niner64:
For the Note 2: there is a way to get a simple measurement of how much current is being pulled. Refer to this thread for the apk and more info.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] pacificwing:
Thanks for posting this. I suppose I should have mentioned that I have this app already and it is incredibly useful. I also have this, which with only a few bizarre exceptions, reports the same as the app.

The more people who are aware of this app, the better. People who think that their aftermarket charger "works fine for me" are probably unaware of how much those chargers are under-performing.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] lovekeiiy:
I don't have the education to explain your situation your situation well. But it boils down the electrical engineering the the physics of electricity.

There are quite a few variables that all effect the charging of devices. First thing is what does the device require for charge input, which is both amps and voltage. For whatever reason, quite a few tablets require 15 volts versus 5, which is what most mobile phones need. I have this same issue with my ASUS Transformer Infinity pad. It requires 2.0amps with 15 volts. I have a Galaxy Note II with needs 2.0amps with 5 volts. Unfortunately, when I use my phone charger with the tablet, it puts out enough to trigger a charger is plugged in (turns on tablet if it is off), but not enough to trigger there is actual charging. It does charge it, but it's a trickle charge; basically if it using while plugged in, it only slows the battery depletion rate.

As for the charge output, now you're getting into build quality, resistance of the components of the charger itself and the USB cable being used.

And then depending the device, the pins used on the USB cable can have an effect too. This mostly occurs with tablets or proprietary cables because the pins may tell the hardware what kind of charger is being used, which may have built in limits for charging.

Hopefully that helps some.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] pacificwing:
That last part is correct. I actually know enough about electrical circuits to be pretty sure it is the phone deciding how much power to pull.

Ohms law states that the amperage of a circuit is the voltage of the circuit devided by the resistance (in ohms).

USB circuits are almost universally 5 volts. I remember reading somewhere that a phone has a potentiometer that protects it from circuits of incorrect voltage, up to a certain amount. This is probably why you can get away with sticking a 15V charger onto your phone and not blowing it up. You cannot depend on this however. Generally, you do not want to stick a charger into your device that is a different voltage rating than what the charger is rated for.

The charger decides the voltage, using an internal device that changes AC voltage (120VAC if youre american) to 5VDC (USB) or whatever your device needs. This device is called a rectifier.

As stated above, the charger decides the voltage. The battery determines the resistance*, therefore the amperage is the natural result of deviding the voltage by the resistance.

*Resistance is added to the circuit by the wire and the charger itself, but is usually inconsequential.

When a charger says that it is rated for a certain amperage, that means that it is the maximum amount of current that thr internal components can handle safely, without running the risk of earth-shattering kabooms (fire). If the circuit you have connected to your charger contains too little resistance, you will increase the amperage (ohms law, as stated above), and you may end up with a piece of charcoal where your charger used to be.

Thr fact that the samaung phones can change the amperage of a charging circuit so fickly must mean the phone is capable of changing its resistance. So the question becomes, what criteria is it using to determine when to change the resistancr and to what?

-PW

This may be the longest thing ive ever typed on my phone.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] lovekeiiy:
I'm not disagreeing since, as you said, the mobile device manufactures have build in some safe guards so we don't fry them from incorrect chargers or over charging.

But there are charges that are 15v. I've have one that came with my ASUS Transformer Infinity Pad. I think many Samsung tablets are in the same boat. I don't recall using that charger on any of my smartphones; if I have, it's only been once or twice, but good possibility I may never have. But as stated earlier, I have used my phone chargers on the tablet, but only does a trickle charge. That tablet has some wide input plug at the end of the USB cord. I'm thinking one of the pins must not get enough power to trigger the full charge. Yet, if I use my Anker external battery, set it to 15v, and a few adapters, it triggers the normal charge cycle.

Don't forget,phones such as Galaxy Note 2, Galaxy S3, use 11pin microUSB ports versus the standard 5. I have no idea what all pins do or trigger, My assumption, part of your answer why the charge output varies lies with how they're use the other pins. I know quite a few tablets have more than 5 pins since the USB port is some wide thing; the ASUS does because it carries data and power for the separate keyboard that can be attached to be a suedo-laptop that has USB ports, battery and full 104 key keyboard; I don't recall what other ports the attachment may have.

I still hold that part of charge difference is also the USB cord itself since difference materials have difference resistance. It may not be as significant as the charger itself, but I've seen significant differences in charging times or depletion rates (around 10% battery per hour) using MHL adapters purely on the USB cables.

Yes, typing out long replies on the phone's virtual keyboard blows monkey chunks. Thus, I use a blue tooth keyboard instead for those situations. I also have a blue tooth mouse, LOL.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] aLonSII:
Good Night greetings to all the XDA community

Colombian and I am pleased to be part of this great community apologize for my English but that's google.

Ask a week ago I wanted an HTC TyTN II acquired and because it is not a technology team last but not the financial means for me to achieve more so everything was fine until a moment's emerged a white snapshot and does not leave nothing but white screen. I turn around and try to reset unresponsive only white screen was not even offer technical service and that service is not known to have wanted to know if someone could solve this problem for me I consist cell and did not want to lose the investment of heart appreciate if alguienme Resurrect help this team thank you greetings and a hug from Colombia.

:confused::confused::confused::confused::confused::confused:
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] epick:
Hi, is possible again view the message Welcome without do Factory Reset or Wipe.

Sorry my english is bad

Thanks
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MasalaMan:
factory reset your phone
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] epick:
Without wipe and factory reset
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dave106:
Removing your Google account from the accounts page??
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] epick:
Not, didn't work. I removed the accounts.db on file system not work. I want to seen again the option that appear when you start the phone for first "Welcome message, config Wifi,etc"
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ritvars:
The only way is to do a factory reset.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Duffyxy:
Hi. I committed a cardinal sin when installing TWRP by 'fastboot -i 0x0b05 flash recovery' but using the wrong file on my ME301T. This has led to to a dead android icon when trying to launch recovery. Trying to correct this by flashing the correct file brings up an error, "writing 'recovery' FAILED (remote: (InvalidState))." The machine otherwise boots up into 4.2 fine, and has been unlocked.

Is there any hope or any suggestions for fixing the recovery img and installing TWRP? Thanks much in advance.

Steve
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Duffyxy:
Problem solved

Solution was right here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2179759&page=2
[LG Optimus G Pro] vtdat:
Hi all

After tried to put the unlock code many times, my phone was permanently locked and i can't put unlock code again

Can you please give me any solution to solve this problem?

Thanks a lot
[LG Optimus G Pro] vtdat:
Plz help
[General Topics] altplus7:
Since Bluetooth a stereo headphones incorporate with Bluetooth i-mate Pocket PC for dialogue by phone is well works, but Bluetooth headphones do not understand a stereo Windows MediaPlayer 9 Series on i-mate Pocket PC. Listening is possible only after connection of additional adapter Bluetooth in a jack of wire headphones. How to connect built - in Bluetooth i-mate Pocket PC with Bluetooth a stereo headphones without the additional module.

P.S. Bluetooth a stereo headphones have a microphone.
[T-Mobile LG G3] knives89:
Not to fond of having long pressing multi task button.
[T-Mobile LG G3] Sistum Id:
Ohh yes please!!! And could we have a dedicated search button as well?
[T-Mobile LG G3] bfranklin1986:
Root and install xposed and g3 tweakbox and there's an option for it there
[T-Mobile LG G3] mgbotoe:
There's an option for it in tweakbox g3
[T-Mobile LG G3] etawful:
I just wish that option would allow me to remove the button for recent apps and just have the menu button.
[T-Mobile LG G3] siraltus:
Tweakbox dev said that's coming in version 1.3.
[T-Mobile LG G3] raw2000j:
Tweakbox add whateva u like
[T-Mobile LG G3] siraltus:
Yeah, except you still have the task switcher button showing. Current version of Tweakbox doesn't let you remove it. It's coming.
[T-Mobile LG G3] pside15:
Actually, the new beta over in the regular G3 development section has this option. I'm using it now.
[T-Mobile LG G3] siraltus:
Cool. I'm waiting for the stable 1.3 release.
[T-Mobile LG G3] pside15:
It's been working perfectly for me since I installed it. Just FYI.
[T-Mobile LG G3] siraltus:
Thanks for the info. I just don't do betas, I have no problem waiting for stable.
[T-Mobile LG G3] The Apostle:
Jist use xposed and tweakbox.

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I am using tweakbox and I did add the menu button. How did you change the icons? Can't seem to figure that out.
[T-Mobile LG G3] pside15:
Don't think you can change them with TweaksBox. There is another Xposed module called Xstana that does that. I haven't tried it myself but I read other people are using it on the G3.
[T-Mobile LG G3] marcdw:
Although I have XStana it's not really needed. You can change the navbar look from within the G3 settings. First download a bunch of softkeys (installable apk files) then go to Settings > Display > Home touch buttons > Color.

Got over a dozen so far. No need for XStana really.
[T-Mobile LG G3] z0phi3l:
I don't get it, why add a useless button and remove an actually useful one?

to each his own, still makes no sense
[T-Mobile LG G3] pside15:
Why do you think the menu button is useless? I use it all the time. It was even included in the stock ROM by LG(long press on recent). I've honestly never used a recent apps button on any phone I've ever had.
[T-Mobile LG G3] etawful:
Also - the menu button is the reverse of the recent apps button . . . . if you long press it, you get recent apps. That's far more useful to me than the default.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hendrixx007:
I have the tmobile note 2 and got tired of 4.1.2 so I'm trying out a ROM (slimkat) using 4.4.2. So far everything is great except for a couple apps no longer send notifications. So far its just twitter and circa news - I have tried clearing data, cache and reinstalling. I looked under application permissions and they are both missing "post notifications". Any ideas?