yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] MaDaLiNoSt:
No problem :D

Solution for you is right there! : click! :rolleyes:
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Dagish:
Dude, I didn't mean that :D :(
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Dagish:
So, let's ask again, which should I download? https://goo.im/devs/thewhisp/jena-cm10.1/
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Antox97:
You must download "cm10.1-20131227".zip, or why don't you try with CyanogenMod 10.1 by bleached? If you have NFC model, you can install it without flashing XXLD3 firmware! :D
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Dagish:
Thanks for the reply! If you say it's better, I'm gonna do it, it would be nice if you could link the guide on how to do that! Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Antox97:
[MENTION=5996722]Dagish[/MENTION] , check Here
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] deadman0:
Cm by bleached

Try the one by bleached its awesome..
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] LoneVipers:
hey guys , i have a problem with my core...

my galaxy core is laggging when playing games,

for example subway surfer and temple run, when i see a galaxy core gaming review. those 2 games doesnt lag at all with galaxy core

even i have very little suttering when play flappy bird (really! , but just little and very strange)

and the samsung stock bootanimation is moving slow and laggy too...

i have tried many ways like

-full wipe os with twrp and flash new firmware

-tried installing different script mod that will improve performance (TweakDrypt, Fly-On Mod, Medusa bosster, and many more!) it improve my phone but still have a stturetring when playing games

-tried many custom rom

-install seeder

-many more!

please please help me...

honestly , i have make a 3 same thread with question like this , but no one want to answer:(

or i wanna ask (please ask thi, im begging you!) :

-Is your galaxy core play subway surfer & temple run smoothly?

-is yout galaxy core boot animation (stock samsung bootanimation) is moveing slow and laggy?

-and can you share your antutu score benchsmark here?

Pelase Read Those All !!!

and sorry for worst english
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] anup34:
deal with it

1st d'nt beg .. try to explore things, google is ur friend .. :p

as our phone is not high end phone (exception) so u might face such problem

ur your Q :

1. subway surfer & temple run smoothly. A > ya some times it lags

2. boot animation (stock samsung bootanimation) is moving slow and laggy. A > ya it does some tym

3. can you share your antutu score benchsmark here? A >

click here to show content
[Xperia Z1 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] F308:
Installing plenty apps of different sort I noticed that I have no longer option to enable/disable verifying of applications I want to install (below checkbox "unknown sources".

I have System Tuner, DroidWall, Xposed modules, BetterBatteryStats, more ...

I wonder how can I discover which one made verification switching impossible.

I'd prefer not to uninstall one after one.

Any hints ?

=========================

I found reason.

Verifying process was disabled by me in Google Play Store.

Case closed.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] csmith8885:
Hi please help i lost my os on my HTC One M8 i been able to install a custom rom but would like to have my official one back but cant find firmware or install please help me
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 5m4r7ph0n36uru:
Hi could you provide some further information such as MID/CID so one could lead you to the correct FW and backups for your device?
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] csmith8885:
repley

The Only info i kept was

software 1.54.401.10

htc sense 6.0

kernel 3.4.0.g0c47a10 root@abmo22 #1 smp preempt

baseband 1.16.2133156.VAIsg_20 18m.4096.07l

build number 1.54.401.10 CL325784 Release-key
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 5m4r7ph0n36uru:
Try this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2701376. Maybe you can find what you are searching. Give an information if this link was of any help!

Hit "Thanks" if I was of any help.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ckpv5:
I believe this is the custom ROM build version no.

Can you get this info in fastboot mode, run command

fastboot getvar mid

fastboot getvar cid

CID/MID is the important info and what is the hboot no. written on bootloader.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 5m4r7ph0n36uru:
If he kept this Info as he's writing I guessed it was the data if the original ROM..

Thanks! A getvar mid/cid would be better of course.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ckpv5:
Yeah ... just want to make sure.

If it is 1.54.401.10 then I can give him the direct link to the needed backup and recovery (Which I posted in the (now closed) stock nandroid backup thread too)
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 5m4r7ph0n36uru:
You're correct. It's absolutely good to make sure, so we don't lead him to a wrong thread/firmware.

Thanks! Sometimes I seem to be just thinking half the way and forget seeing the whole scheme.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] csmith8885:
That was the info I had from setting about as I did a reset and it formatted the whole phone but not been able to find correct firmware and not sure how to install
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ckpv5:
Assuming your info is correct as you don't give the CID/MID as I mentioned before,

here is my TWRP backup for 1.54.401.10

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=54564526&postcount=1471

Stock Recovery : http://sourceforge.net/projects/htconem8/files/Recovery/1.54.401.10_recovery.img/download

I guess you know how to do backup and restore with TWRP. If you don't have one, you can get the one that I'm using in the link in my sig.

Basic thing to do is :

1. extract the backup on your PC

2. transfer the backup folder to your sdcard or external_sd depending where your TWRP backup folder is.

3. boot to recovery and restore the backup

After backup successful, you'll be notify of an OTA update. Before you can do the update, you need :

1. reboot to bootloader

2. flash the stock recovery that I linked above

3. reboot

4. do the OTA

EDIT : corrected link for the recovery
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] csmith8885:
Everytime I go install the firmware you added on post it say aborted m5
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ckpv5:
I don't give any firmware.zip :confused:

If you mean the backup.zip, you don't install it, you use the restore function on the TWRP. Read the Basic thing to do is : again.
[Galaxy Grand 2 General] Sanjuujosephh:
If you have seen the dreaded "Insufficient Storage Available" message after an update or even a new download from Google Play

and you tried everything this might help:

By gentle_giant

"I had this problem a few days back. I fixed mine by running "Lucky Patcher" and then going to the troubleshoot section in the menu and picking "Remove fixes and backups (insufficient storage available"

I copy-pasted the lines above from AndroidCentral. It did fix the problem for me. And I have been spending many, many hours if not days digging through search results to find a solution..

My thanks go to GTAFan9999 on AndroidCentral for pointing me in the right direction.

After installing lucky Patcher some apps that refused to update in the past, updated just fine, I could reinstall Facebook and Whatsapp.

BTW, you will have to google Lucky Patcher, you won't find in on Google Play.

Lucky Patcher​

About

Lucky Patcher is a great Android tool to remove ads, modify Permissions, bypass premium applications license verification, and more.

To use all features of Lucky Patcher, you need a rooted device.

Know :

Although stable, functioning of Lucky Patcher can't be guaranteed at 100%.

So you are solely responsible of use of this application.

Under no circumstances Netbew will be responsible for any problems caused to your device (rebooting loop, unstable system, etc...).

Changelog

Version 4.4.8

Fix bug to test modded Google Play.

Custom patches added.

Hosts updated.

Update support patches.

Add 2 widgets (LVL and InApp)
[Galaxy Grand 2 General] gn_hanna:
how to use this app to fix the rebooting loop, unstable system
[Galaxy Grand 2 General] WaseemAlkurdi:
Three words.

Flash stock firmware.
[Galaxy Grand 2 General] gn_hanna:
I'm on stock firmware 4.4 but i have blue screen restart problem

Do you have this problem or any suggestions for a solution
[Galaxy Grand 2 General] Sanjuujosephh:
well both of those problems cannot be solved .... there are still bugs in kitkat to be fixed...even after j2 im facing restarts and blue screen

just wait for an update to fix it
[Galaxy Grand 2 General] gn_hanna:
Thanks and please keep me updated
[Galaxy Grand 2 General] virenpawar:
may it work for the system as well...???

the porblem said by u is jst origional.... in my grand 2 when i root it with CF-AUTOROOT. it works well with couple of days...but later the sd card and internal storage both get locks..& shows "Insufficient available of Storage" while there is plenty of space in both storages.. will this Lucky patcher will work for this also...plz i want a very urgent reply... if any body can help plz contact.. @ vpawar1147@gmail.com or this xda forum site.... :good: :confused: :rolleyes:
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vegeta2:
[Q] All Share or MHL dosent work for me with ★★Assassin ROM★★|V4, need help

Hello, i have that Rom and Kernel from

Assassin Rom V4

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2701444&page=252

but Allshare and MHL hdmi dosent work :/

i have read some other threads but dosent find a solution :/

is there any easy way to get it work, without changing the FW? Becouse i like the Rom very much. And i only miss wallpaper Scrolling =)

at other roms i had problems with deep sleep :/

Thanks for helping
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XDKOwner:
Have you copy this files: Klick here to system/app?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vegeta2:
(404) Site not found :/
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XDKOwner:
I had fix the link: Klick here
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vegeta2:
Thanks, had copied the files.

hdmi dosent work.

all share find tv, tv and device try to connect, and then all disconnect :/
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ashutosh1313:
I rooted my nexus 5 and installed new ROM. Can i recover my data back which was on stock ROM??

PS: I have formatted and installed like 7-8 ROMS after stock ROM so there have been 8 wipes on NEXUS 5!
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Primokorn:
No if you didn't backup your data before wiping and flashing a new rom.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
Good luck. It is minutely possible by taking an image of the data partition, converting it using simg2img and mounting it as raw on Linux, then running data recovery tools... But its a very involved process and if you have written over the blocks already, then the data is gone... So quick answer, not now, no. If you have an old nandroid, possibly
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ashutosh1313:
Thank you very much for replying sir! I was actually reading your thread.

And yes I have written over the new data every time i booted into new rom. So to be precise I have formatted and written over the data more than 7-8 times.

SO please tell me how are the chances of me getting the file from Stock rom back?

PS: The files were 3 video files each around 400 mb & I dont have nand backup

Waiting for your reply sir :)
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
Formatting isn't a problem. It doesn't delete the data.

Your memory is broken into blocks (Now This isn't accurate, but lets pretend it is...) so it starts at block 1 and ends at block 100...

You save a video to sdcard and its the first data stored there, it goes to block 1.. The next data goes to 2 etc.

When you format, the entires in the file system are removed, but the data remains, until you overwrite data. Since the file system is empty, after a wipe, the data starts from block 1 again, overwritting the previous data in block one.

Once this happens, its gone forever. So your chance is small....

The only chance you can save data is for example, before wipe, used 8GB memory. After wipe only used 4 GB data.. The last blocks of your previous data set (4 GB) MAY be recoverable.

See attached for visual representation
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ashutosh1313:
Thank you again! That was really nice explanation :)

I have filled up the storage up to the last bit after every new ROM installation.[ Hardly kept 100-150 MB free space]

So its not possible for me to restore the videos as they were 400+MB right??

Anyways Thank you very much for replying.

Cheers!
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
Correct, not possible
[Amazon Fire Phone] Dilbert1959:
This isn't hard. Towel root, use ES file Explorer to uninstall system app Device Services Platform from rooted device to disable OTA updates. Do everything else from other posts to install Gapps. Enjoy a truly nice phone.
[Amazon Fire Phone] pogfanatic:
Not sure if I am doing something wrong but I downloaded the towelroot v3 apk from geohots site and when I press the make it rain button it says "This phone isn't currently supported".

I also tried tapping the towelroot v3 button and trying the below with no luck:

1337 0 1 0 4 0

1337 0 1 7380 4 0

1337 0 1 0 4 1
[Amazon Fire Phone] HenioH:
I am experiencing the same. When you click "make it rain" in Towel Root you get a phone is unsupported. Looks like no way as of yet to root Amazon Fire Phone.
[Amazon Fire Phone] SafinWasi:
Guys,could you try Bin4ry's rooting method? I has worked on all tate and jem models. Also,can someone make a list of the files in /dev/block?
[Amazon Fire Phone] I am M3:
[MENTION=5609616]SafinWasi[/MENTION] - I tried the Bin4ry root method but I don't see an option in the Fire OS to enable USB debugging, so adb does not read the device. I will try to get a list of the files in /dev/block/ to you if I'm able to read the file system through one of the explorers. Sounds like towelroot is working for some, and not for others?

EDIT: Here is the list of files in /dev/block/

/platform/msm_sdcc.1

/voId/ (EMPTY FOLDER)

/loop0

/loop1

/loop2

/loop3

/loop4

/loop5

/loop6

/loop7

/mmcblk0

/mmcblk0boot0

/mmcblk0boot1

/mmcblk0p1

/mmcblk0p10

/mmcblk0p11

/mmcblk0p12

/mmcblk0p13

/mmcblk0p14

/mmcblk0p15

/mmcblk0p16

/mmcblk0p17

/mmcblk0p18

/mmcblk0p19

/mmcblk0p2

/mmcblk0p3

/mmcblk0p4

/mmcblk0p5

/mmcblk0p6

/mmcblk0p7

/mmcblk0p8

/mmcblk0p9

/mmcblk0rpmb

/ram0

/ram1

/ram10

/ram11

/ram12

/ram13

/ram14

/ram15

/ram2

/ram3

/ram4

/ram5

/ram6

/ram7

/ram8

/ram9

/zram0

Please let me know if there's anything else I can do to help.
[Amazon Fire Phone] SafinWasi:
Oh yeah,it's got a boot0block file(mmcblk0boot0). Can you check which file is ridiculously large? Also,what's in the platform file?

Sent from my device running CyanogenMod 11
[Amazon Fire Phone] I am M3:
[MENTION=5609616]SafinWasi[/MENTION] - The files in the dev/block/ all show as empty 0.00b. And I apologize, looks like msm_sdcc.1 is actually a folder which contains the following:

By-name (folder)

aboot

boot

cache

dbi

DDR

fsc

fsg

misc

modem

modemst1

modemst2

persist

recovery

rpm

sbl1

ssd

system

tz

userdata

By-num (folder)

p1 thru p19

mmcblk0

mmcblk0boot0

mmcblk0boot1

mmcblk0p1

mmcblk0p10

mmcblk0p11

mmcblk0p12

mmcblk0p13

mmcblk0p14

mmcblk0p15

mmcblk0p16

mmcblk0p17

mmcblk0p18

mmcblk0p19

mmcblk0p2

mmcblk0p3

mmcblk0p4

mmcblk0p5

mmcblk0p6

mmcblk0p7

mmcblk0p8

mmcblk0p9

mmcblk0rpmb

Again, all files show as 0.00b for me, but I'm using ES File Explorer. Also the files are showing with -rw permissions.
[Amazon Fire Phone] SafinWasi:
Can you pull the boot file and send it to me? Looks like we just found the kernel. Also,the system file should be large

Sent from my device running CyanogenMod 11
[Amazon Fire Phone] Dilbert1959:
towelroot

All versions of towelroot are not created the same it seems. I had rooted my Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 and done everything it seems that everyone here had posted. Installed Super SU, KindleFree Pro, etc. Well, the pesky Kindle Fire updated nonetheless and I had to search for and find a version of towelroot that would work to re root the device again. At the same time, it was a different version of towelroot that rooted my 2 day old phone weeks ago and before I knew it, I was getting nags that when I was connected to wifi again, the phone was going to update OS! I did I boatload of searching on the internet and discovered that the Fire TV uses system app Device Services Platform (DSP) to do OTA updates. I just took a gamble and used ES File Explorer to uninstall that system app. ES File Explorer gave me an error saying uninstall failed (on phone and Kindle HDX 8.9). but on reboot nag was gone and I continue to have access to Gapps, playstore, Chrome, everything. I did use xposed installer to load Gapps. Amazon Instant video still works, it's all the phone it should be and is fast as heck and pretty, lol.

I have no idea why there are so many sources for towelroot and why seemingly same versions really are NOT. I just know that Google is your friend and shotgun approach works and there is a version that will your phone. I am not a geek and did this
[Amazon Fire Phone] SafinWasi:
I agree mate. Towelroot versions are different.
[Amazon Fire Phone] I am M3:
Hi [MENTION=5936084]Dilbert1959[/MENTION] - could you please post in this thread, or PM me, the towelroot apk which worked for you?
[Amazon Fire Phone] Grizzlax:
Same here, interested in the working towelroot apk. Having the same issue with what I can get from the towelroot site.
[Amazon Fire Phone] I am M3:
I got a response from Dilbert1959 which linked to a file on Google Drive, but would not let me download as it violated ToS. Haven't gotten a response from him since. Every towelroot apk I've tried has not worked for me, and I've tried around 10 different sources. I've also tried multiple variations of the modstrings in the v3 towelroot with no success, however I believe there is a modstring that will work for this phone - we just haven't found it yet.
[Amazon Fire Phone] rkalajian:
So nothing new yet on this front?

I've tried several versions of Towelroot with no success.

I'm really digging the phone, with a few exceptions. I'd love to be able to get Google Services on it.

Hopefully something solid works out soon.
[Amazon Fire Phone] I am M3:
If your phone is already updated to 3.5.1, there is currently no root method. You can follow this guide to install the Google apps on your phone. They work (with some annoying force close messages)
[Amazon Fire Phone] rkalajian:
Damn. I'm already on 3.5.1. Has anyone been able to successfully roll back somehow?
[Amazon Fire Phone] I am M3:
Amazon still has the download link up for the 3.5 OS. The stock recovery has an option for "update via ADB" which will prompt you to sideload an update file. I'm thinking this will allow us to revert to version 3.5 unless Amazon has somehow blocked it. This hasn't been tested yet (and since this is my only phone to use right now, I'm not willing to risk turning it into a paperweight) ;)

I suggest installing a different launcher (CLauncher works good) and installing the GApps if you want a more "regular" Android experience.
[Amazon Fire Phone] MazerRackham:
I tried this method of non-root access to install Google Play support. It didn't work for my purposes. I could pull up GMail (after setting up a one-time App password since I use 2-step verification), but there were lots of error messages all the time about Google services stopping. What I really wanted it for was to be able to link my Clash of Clans game into my Google+ account for backups. But, that App won't even pull up with the bastardized Play support they had developed for the Fire HDX.

Anyone else have any luck with Towelroot after the 3.5.1 update? I'd really like to get working Google Services support - it is by far the most disappointing feature of the phone. I actually love the Fire Phone other than that.

Thanks in advance,

MR
[Amazon Fire Phone] SafinWasi:
Guys,if you have trouble in recovery with Update Via ADB,try using a linux distro. [MENTION=5936084]Dilbert1959[/MENTION] [MENTION=1769106]I am M3[/MENTION] please try this.
[Amazon Fire Phone] Euneiro:
I was able to get into recovery and sideload the 3.5 bin and downgrade. It worked sort of. In that it killed the phone services and created a lot of errors but it was on 3.5 and I was able to use towelroot to root it. Unfortunately the fact that it killed the phone made it a non-starter and I had to go back. And it wasn't as simple as just updating again I had to do a full factory restore.
[Amazon Fire Phone] Euneiro:
OK I played around with it some more and got everything working rooted. I didn't realize that even after I did a factory reset it still left me on 3.5. So with that I went ahead and did the towelroot that posted in the other forum here. That rooted me. The first thing I did, as instructed was disable the DCP frameworks to stop any OTA updates. Then I installed the Google Apps. This is where problems began. I kept getting errors that the process were shut down. So on a whim I uninstalled all of the Google Apps and put on the Xposed Installer. I then installed the HDXposed module, thinking maybe that would help as it helps for the Fire tablets. I also installed the Google Apps listed in that thread. Those versions are as follows

Google Services Framework 4.0.4-338691

Google Play services_4.4.52 (1174655-036)

Google Account Manager_4.0.3-239410

Google Play Store_4.6.17

I installed them in that order, in case it makes a difference. Everything worked after this. I tried to install a new launcher but couldn't. Once the launcher was installed it wouldn't let me pick a default or clear the defaults in settings. So I did a little more meddling. I downloaded Device Control from the Play Store and installed it and the requisite BusyBox Free module it needed. I opened it and ES File Manager. In Device Control I disabled the default launcher (It's called 'Home') and then backed out into ES File Manager (You'll want to have both open because once you disable the 'Home' apk you won't be able to push the home button at all) and opened another Launcher (In this case it was Go Launcher). It took over as the default. From there I could download other launchers (I tried Aviate, Google Now, Apex, and Nova) and each time it did let me pick the default from then on. I still could not get any wallpaper to load at all though. That seems to be a problem with the Fire Phone. Finally I was able to use Nova Launcher to place some wallpaper for the first time. Couldn't change it with any other Launcher at first. Now I'm able to change it with Google Now and Aviate but the others just use the ones they pick and can't pick new ones. I'm sticking with the Google Now launcher. I also installed Go Locker and am using it for the lock screen. Every once in a while the default Fire lockscreen shows up for a moment but It always changes out. I'm sure I could disable it as well but it's not bothersome enough to mess with.

All in all it took some doing but I have a pretty good functioning device now with all the Google services working. I enjoyed the phone enough on its own without messing with it but adding the Google services has really transformed it into a great device.

PS: If you put the Google Play Store on there I would set it and the Amazon App Store to manual app updates because you probably don't want the Play Store update the Amazon Apps and the Amazon Store updating the Play apps.
[Amazon Fire Phone] gsx115:
Euneiro, Thanks for trying the downgrade with your own phone!

If you could, could you please stop by the R&D thread and submit an image to SafinWasi? The instructions are here http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=55472516&postcount=19
[Amazon Fire Phone] SafinWasi:
Great work sir, please make a system dump and link to it in my R&D thread. I'll make a guide soon on all of this and also release a batch tool to do all this automatically

Sent from my device running CyanogenMod 11