yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus S General] KreAch3R:
I knew something easy was wrong, It didn't make much sense! :) Glad you got it working! :D

Regarding screenshots, you are right, it could use some screenshots, but I didn't want to prioritize the images over the text, because it is very important that the guide is read well and a lot of times. I understand your friends troubles with the language (it isn't my native language, too), but it is important to understand what you are doing before you try this, as you already witness. :)

Right now, I don't own the phone, so I can't replicate the process and produce screenshots. If you are up to it and make them, I will add them to my posts!

Enjoy your new storage! :D
[Nexus S General] spider623:
Linux kernel 4. Is out
[Nexus S General] KreAch3R:
I'm confused. :confused: Did you post it in the right thread?
[Nexus S General] spider623:
yep, just a sad reminder of how old our nexus s's are
[Nexus S General] KreAch3R:
Oh. :( They are, indeed. Time flies.
[Nexus S General] Fas1h:
So going to try this soon, till then just reading and understanding it.

Some Stupid Questions:

S_Q1. Worst case scenario I brick it, and my internal storage is in chaos, what is the quick fix to restore it to factory settings?

S_Q2. Isn't there a cache partition? What if I create one? Will that help with performance?

I am currently using aosp jz054m. So going to attempt all this at it. Hope it works.
[Nexus S General] KreAch3R:
Hello!

Q1: During the development of all of this, I "bricked" it a thousand times. It always came back with a combination of flashing the old twrp and formatting the storage, and/or deleting the lvm partitions. In the end, you can always flash the latest nexus stock image by google. I can't give you an one line answer because of this right now (I have started to forget already, it's been a while). As steven676 says in his thread, too, though:

You should be fine.

Q2: AFAIK there isn't any native one, I have no idea what will happen if you create one. I went as far as a swap partition, but I didn't notice any difference. You should google it and see what can happen.

Do your reading and good luck! Post back your results!
[Nexus S General] Fas1h:
So, I have no idea what any of it means, I am just following the guide, but I cant figure out these:

1. I dont find this

"mount("ext4", "EMMC", "/dev/block/platform/s3c-sdhci.0/by-name/userdata ", "/data")"

in Updater-Script

what i have is:

mount("ext4", "EMMC", "/dev/block/platform/s3c-sdhci.0/by-name/system", "/system")

there is no mention of the data folder anywhere.

2. Under Modify Boot.img I cant figure out the fourth step:

Intergrate the changes for the following files: fstab.herring, init.herring.rc, init.herring.usb.rc, default.prop

I did find those files in your GIT repository, so am I just supposed to replace the original files with your files?

3. MODIFY FRAMEWORK-RES.APK no idea about anything, got to decoding, but then again the integrating part had me scratching my head in frustration :(

Cant I just get your framework-res.apk file?
[Nexus S General] KreAch3R:
Let's talk about them one by one:

1. The lack of /data in your updater script must be due to the fact that you are trying to do this on an aosp rom, while this is used on CM originally. I haven't tried it, but if your ROM's updater script doesn't mention it, then it must not need it somehow... I would go with it and see if it boots.

2. & 3: No, and No. Unfortunately, it can't work that way. You could use my files if you wanted my already modified CM-ROM. But now that you want to do it in a completely different ROM, you have to do it manually, and in order to do that successfully, you have to understand what you're doing. So, "integrate" means "include" here. That in itself means that you have to add/replace the changes, not the files. What I have included in my git are the changes to these files. You have to unpack your boot.img, find your ROM's files, open them in a text editor, use the search and find the correct line, and paste/replace my changes in your files, repack your boot.img, and use it. You must find the correct code lines, so they can replace the correct functions.

This is true for the framewok-res.apk, too. CM's framework-res will probably not work for your ROM. So you have to open your framework and modify the storage file accordingly, and use your modified framework. Again, decompile, search, find, replace, re-compile, use.
[Nexus S General] KreAch3R:
[MENTION=4695374]Fas1h[/MENTION]

Did you manage to do it? Any news? Questions?
[Nexus S General] m216:
Thanks for a great guide. I followed it about 4 weeks ago and its been working fine. But it looks like there won’t be any more snapshot releases for cm11 and the last one (M12) is over 6 months old. I am considering switching to nightlies (which seem to be coming out weekly, presumably only with minor changes these days)

It seems that the usual procedure to change from snapshot to nightly is to download the nightly zip from the cyanogenmod downloads section, copy it to the phone and then reboot into recovery, select the zip and flash it. Subsequent updates would be done via the usual update option under the about phone menu.

The question is, having done the LVM mod, will the above procedure to change to nightlies still work or would the zip file need modification before being flashed?
[Nexus S General] Fas1h:
Oh so sorry, just saw your message.

Actually... No.

Here's what happened, integrated changes to Boot.img (that worked fine, though havent repacked it yet, will do so anyway, no issue)

Got stuck at Framework-res.apk

1. Extract (apktool if framework-res.apk

DONE, Extracted and gave me "1.apk"

2. Decompile (apktool d 1.apk)

This gave me the following response:
[Nexus S General] KreAch3R:
Unfortunately, you have to re-do everything. Good thought on the nightlies, though. I was waiting for M13 but I don't see it happening, too. I may do it and update the posted ROM. But that will probably happen over the summer (July-August).

You are so close! And it is a mistake easy to fix! After installing the framework, you don't have to decompile the 1.apk. You leave that untouched! You have to decompile the actual framework-res.apk file (I'm not even sure you have to install it first, but I wanted to be 100% ROM-proof).

Looking forward to your update.
[Nexus S General] Fas1h:
[MENTION=3190122]KreAch3R[/MENTION]

done done done all done.

Rom flashed, Successful.

Reboot.

Stuck at Google screen. Wont even get to rom booting screen.

So installed your cm m12 build and works fine, thus I guess i made some booboo in the rom.zip
[Nexus S General] KreAch3R:
If it gets stuck at Google screen, you messed up something in the boot.IMG. If you reflash your build, a logcat during boot would be helpful. Or post here your modified boot files (preferably in different pastebin links).
[Nexus S General] Fas1h:
umm thaks :) i'll get back with that tomorrow, if its ok. It's 1 am here. Should be heading to bed. Work tomorrow.
[Nexus S General] KreAch3R:
Post whenever you want, I'll see it. Good night!
[Nexus S General] KreAch3R:
UPDATE!: New CM11-20150726-NIGHTLY!

New post after a very long period, time flies! :D

I had crespo in my hands the last week and the owner reported that it suffered huge battery drains from the SystemUpdateService wakelocks. I tried a couple of tricks to disable them, but I couldn't get it quite where I wanted, so I waited for CM11-M13. And it never came. :P So, I modified this nightly, and the phone seems to work just fine, so I uploaded it.

If you have any problems, let me know.

Cheers!:D
[Nexus S General] alessandro_xda:
[MENTION=3190122]KreAch3R[/MENTION] I've the low memory issue on my nexus s and only today I've realized that there is a way to solve it.

I've seen that after the first post some more files have been added and they can be used instead of compiling them myself...

now as far as i understood the procedure has become simpler since the

cm-11-20150726-NIGHTLY-crespo-lvm.zip rom and the

twrp-lvm-ext4-2.8.0.0.img recovery can be used.

so what i have to do is:

0. backup if needed

1. flash the twrp-lvm-ext4-2.8.0.0.img using fastboot

2. not sure about this: create logical voumes (adb shell etc etc...)

3. flash the cm-11-20150726-NIGHTLY-crespo-lvm.zip rom using the twrp recovery

4. reboot

is the point 2 still needed?

is there something i am forgetting?

thanks
[Nexus S General] KreAch3R:
Hello, and welcome! :)

Unfortunately, you still need to create the logical volumes, as the guide is saying. The only steps you can avoid are the ones which modify the recovery and the rom zip, by using my files.

Regarding the steps, everything is posted in the OP. Make sure you follow it. The only step you might have trouble is getting TWRP to recognize the new volumes (steps 3i - 3vii in the guide). If that happens, try to format everything to ext4 a couple of times, factory-reset it etc until you get it to recognize them.

Every little problem I have had, doing this multiple times, has been posted in the thread posts, if it isn't already in the OP. So, make sure to read them too, if something unexpected happens.

I am looking forward to your successful reply. :) Make sure to backup everything you want, including sdcard!.
[Nexus S General] alessandro_xda:
and finally.....
[Nexus S General] KreAch3R:
That's what I like to see! Well done, and enjoy your new space! :D
[Nexus S General] mathuaerknedam:
Is it possible to make this work with a crespo4g?
[General Questions and Answers] aviranx:
Way to pass kitkat sd card restriction for no rooted phone?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blu3ness:
Has anyone encountered this before?

GT-N7100 using N7100XXUEMJ5 patched modem, Firmware build number is N7100XXUFNE1, rooted.

No problem what so ever when the SIM card is not inserted but starts freezing randomly with the SIM card in place.

SIM card tested to be fine on another phone. The eMMC brickbug check also came out to be fine so it's not a problem with the eMMC.

I suspect it has to due with reading/writing permission errors of the /efs block.
[Java for Android App Development] alex-p690:
Hello xda,

I have an pager adapter with multiple pages. My question is simple: is there any way to animate the background layout change while i'm sliding from one page to another? More like i need a way to figure out how long i've swiped and how to set the background based on this.

Thanks!
[Java for Android App Development] SimplicityApks:
Here's your color changing part, you can easily connect it to a ViewPager or set it to listen for touch events I think.
[Java for Android App Development] alex-p690:
Thanks for your answer. I will try to implement it this morning!
[General Questions and Answers] Zloi:
Excuse me, if I posted it to wrong forum(( I'm a new onr and by the way I do not speak english very well...(( But what is necessary to install to develop apps foe android uisng qt?
[General Questions and Answers] oleg.derevenetz:
http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5/android-support.html
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] niimaldo:
hi.

guys,I found a thread for increasing the volume of phone speaker , ear speaker (in call volume ) and headset and just want to share it !

but if u have any questins,just message me ;)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2783028
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] weekender90:
hey

does this mod work for stock ROMs? I use Ultimate PureXT by DarkLord; it bothers me that the in-call volume is low as hell (while in public I can barely hear the other person) and also the main speaker is not so powerful (mainly hardware issue, I know..)

thanks!
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] doenen:
it works.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] niimaldo:
of course!
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] sheepz:
One big thumb up!
[Galaxy Note 3 Neo Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sahaladh:
Hi,

I have been looking for a ROM for the Neo with RUSSIAN Language. Not able to find. Can someone please direct me to a link where I can maybe find this.

Thanks in advance :o
[Galaxy Note 3 Neo Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Muhammad Rihawi:
This link for N750 Russian one :

http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/3/?download=26252
[Galaxy Note 3 Neo Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CWAIN:
Just FYI sir, N750 is almost never sold in Russia, the only N3N version we have on sale (both legal and black market) is N7505.

And for the topic, as far as I searched, we don't have anything valuable to install just yet. Guess we all should wait for KitKat first (whiich is a month overdue by far).
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] matiLT98:
Hi, look I'm new in this page and I have a Samsung Galaxy Core I8260, and I want to know how to install the Android 4.4 version?

I was looking for doing with cyanogenmod, can anyone help me please?? :angel::angel:

THANKS!!
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] sethukrishnan:
There is no 4.4 for galaxy core...only modified stock ROMs.not even 4.2

Cm11 have lot of bugs.
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] foobie-bletch:
It's a LOT of work.

The drivers for Galaxy Core hardware don't even exist in the newer kernels anymore.

If so many guys want it done by some, at least part time, consider pooling your money.

Asking nicely does nothing, as it's hard, specialized, intellectual work, and not a day of it at that.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] Brando457:
When I soft-rest my phone it displays the following:

ipl = 2.25

spl = 2.25

gsm = 2.25.11

os = 2.25.11.1

I believe this makes my phone a G3 phone, but am unsure. The guides are very confusing at times.

I would like to unlock my phone and find a rom that would run significantly better than the one that came with it. If someone could point me to a guide or even offer some instructions and help I would appreciate it greatly.

Thank You in Advance
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] Dr Puttingham:
You have a G3. Faria has a nice tutorial.

Good luck.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] _Nomad_:
This would be it...

Good luck
[Moto X Themes and Apps] piskr:
For those who use navigation - I played and tried to compile a sort of material design for the outdoor map navigation app Oziexplorer. If you like this design just copy both files Motoxl.pa1 and Motoxp.pa1 to the memory (anywhere) open Main Menu > Operation menu > General and upload them one by one. I left only two screens of all possible as I believe that it is pretty inconvenient to use all bunch of screens and you can attach all usual functions to those two. To spare the space on relatively small screen for navigation I stripped off descriptions for buttons and displayed values and following description belongs to functions;

First display, bottom column from left: more detailed map, altitude, speed, latitude, longitude, sunrise, sunset, less detailed map, map orientation

First display, buttons from top to bottom: add a waypoint where the cursor is placed, load route file, forward navigation, reverse navigation, stop navigation, GPS tracking on/off, create a route, jump to the next (second) display

Second display, top scheme: drawing altitude alternation by time

Second display, bottom scheme: drawing speed alternation by time

Second display, following column: list of waypoints by name, time distance and direction, on the bottom: current climbing rate and average speed

Second display, right column from top to bottom: 2D/3D projection, show tracks, reset average speed, reset maximum speed, reset maximum altitude, reset minimum altitude, search maps by city names, jump to the next (first) map.

A also added to the zip file black night scheme for TomTom navigation which is really good compromise between objects recognition and night vision protection. If you use TomTom you can replace any original scheme file (I chose brittanica.clr) and just enable it.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mateiocristi:
Hey everyone

I have recently bought an android tablet with KitKat and 16 GB internal storage.

But there were just 1gb available memory for installing apps and the remaining 11 GB were USB storage.

As I didn.t like this I tried to partition flash memory with mini partition tool wizard home(or sth like that I donno the name exactly).

I have partitioned the flash memory as following: 3gb for internal storage(fat32), remaining memory for USB storage and 8mb as ext2( I completed this after a tutorial).

Everything was done ,I applied and then I reboot my tablet. When I entered link2sd said that cannot detect my partition. When I get to storage information I realized that I still had 1gb internal memory, but 445mb USB storage. I was a bit panicked so I tried to wipe data, but didn't work. When I tried to repartition the flash memory with mini part tool , the computer couldn't connect to my tablet storage.

I have lost my internal memory(most of it) and now I want to recover it as it was stock.

Plsssss help me I have root access and I think there is a way to fix with root explorer but I don't no it so hopefully you guys understand my issue and help me.

Thanks
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sammyz:
Are you rooted?

Edit: nvm you are I see.

You have to use an external SD card for link2sd, does not work with internal storage.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mateiocristi:
OK I got it but I want to get my stock partition back

If you read my post carefully you would see that I cannot muont my partition created so I want to recover my 11gb back

Hope you would help me

Thx
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] doctor-who:
Im sure you will solve your problem with this wonderful app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sylkat.AParted

Just read instructions :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zelendel:
Why would you repartition your storage to a windows (fat32) partition? This is a Linux based system running on ext4. You may just have killed that partition without redoing your device from the boot loader up.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mateiocristi:
OK I know that but is there any solution to recover my internal storage partition?

I used diskinfo and I realized that my partitions exists but they cannot be mounted.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zelendel:
You will need some sort of default rim update with the correct partitions. It will wipe your device if you can find one. Which depends on the device. You. At have corrupted it beyond any repair you can do. Check the oem site as you. Ever stated what device it is.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mateiocristi:
It is an Allview viva q7 16 GB but it is rebranded after onda 711s(basically they'r same devices). Can I solve it replacing system files with the correct partitions from an official ROM?

I also need to no what files do I have to replace.

Thanks
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zelendel:
OK don't take this the wrong way but you really seem to have no idea what your doing. No you can not fix a partition issue by replacing some system files. You messed the base system up. I would go to the oem site and forums and see if you can find something that will help you. Basically you will have to flash a rom from the boot loader. This should fix your issue. But with it being a minor brand device you may spend a long time finding it but I wish ukulele luck.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mateiocristi:
P.s. what is OEM site and forums

Can U give me a link?

And of course I don't no what I am talkin about....I'm 15 but I think I figure it out....Thanks
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zelendel:
Oem stand for original equipment manufacturer. A google search may find it as I have never even heard let alone seen this device.

Now if/when you get it fixed I would advice you to do your proper research before doing something that could leave your device bricked and void your warranty. Age has nothing to do with it. My sons are the same age and know to spend a few hours or even days researching an issue before trying anything. Flashing your device is not an easy, no risk thing to do. It holds many risks as you have found out. I would read up on Linux a bit
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mateiocristi:
Thanks

I know age has nothing to do ,it was about I didn't no things like I need to reflash device to restore partition. I have great experience with android and flashing Roms as I have plenty of devices. I change Roms weekly tasting their features. Whatever my dad is working in it but he's on windows.

I have found a possible solution to my prblm after few hrs of googling== I found with disk info that I didn't make any partition, their just unmounted. Nows da big question: is it a way to mount them ( I found out that I could merge partition kernel source- or srh like that -)

My tablet is a copy rebranded after onda 711s==allwiner a31
[General Questions and Answers] GuestD2813:
So it looks like it's RIP for my current Note 2. I also found out I have an upgrade available for Verizon so it's about time I get a new phone. What's a good phone from Verizon you guys recommend? I don't think I'll go for the Note 3 since I want a smaller phone this time around and I honestly don't really care about battery life.
[General Questions and Answers] Planterz:
Note 3 would be a bad choice with the Note 4 coming right around the corner, unless you wanted to save money by going with the older model.

Honestly, any of the flagships offered by Verizon will serve you well. Galaxy S5, HTC One M8, Moto X, Droid Ultra/Maxx/Mini, LG G2/G3. They're all good. The LGs and Samsungs have the best cameras. The HTC One is the fanciest when it comes to construction, although the Kevlar of the Droids is pretty nice too. The S5 and G3 will give you the most options with batteries and removable storage. The Moto X can be customized to your likings on Motorola's website.

Go to the Verizon store or mall or Best Buy and fondle them all. Go here and read the reviews of the phones and features they have.
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KANONG:
Hi everybody,

This is my first post, I hope you can help with this serious problem.

Many days ago I decided to flash my Moto G and installed cm11 nightly, yesterday I installed an updated, when my Moto G finish the reboot I noticed that the WiFi connection didn't work, so I reboot again, I type the password carefully, then I decided to change the password of my wifi but still not working, the problem is that my Moto G recognizes Wifi networks but cannot connect them.

Today I flash a new ROM, PAC-man ROM but still not working. I try app "Wifi fix" but not fix anything.

I found some thread that explain solution but I think it works in other smartphones but not Moto G

Sorry for my basic and bad english.
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pfufle:
It looks more like a problem with your WiFi network because reflashing the ROM did not fix the issue...This can often be caused due to low WiFi signal...Try moving into an area with a high WiFi signal and then connect

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[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KANONG:
Thanks for answer but.. I'm a few centimetres from my router, the singal is excellent. I can fix the problem:

- I flash my Moto G with PAC-man ROM.

- Download Root Explorer apk

- Download WCNSS_qcom_wlan_factory_nv.bin and replace in the "persist" folder

- within this *.bin I wrote the MAC of my Moto G and the problem solved

BUT it just works with PAC-man ROM, not with cm11 ROM :(
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pfufle:
WiFi works fine for me on cm11...and for most of us...So that makes me believe that it has something to do with your WiFi network...

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[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rohitthe1:
Wifi and Hotspot are broken in CM 13/08 nightly onwards. The Wifi Bug in CM 11 is there because of the ROM. Not your fault nor your's Wifi.

Try Flashing another ROM or reverting back to any stable version where Wifi was working earlier.:)

Cheers
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KANONG:
Thanks!, that's what I did :good:
[General Questions and Answers] Mani Deepak:
Please provide me custom ROM for celkon A66!!!:confused: