yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xperia SP Android Development] :
Seems impossible to improve on the work I have already put in to what is undoubtably a great ROM!
[Xperia SP Android Development] kwitu:
I know about wiping everything, don't worry I have done that. After using the ROM for ~2 weeks with built-in kernel I can say it's the most smooth, responsive and battery lasting rom ever. I am so happy with it, good job dev!
[Xperia SP Android Development] :
v3 FiNAL ROM released

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Stock ROM 12.1.A.1.207 v3 FINAL

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Miui Home Launcher now removed - includes Sony Original Launcher

~ v3 now includes the following ~

All tweaks and settings upto and including v2 plus;

MPDecision tweak (this is the one that will give you extra battery when used with No-frills CPU app)

Google sync

Google backup

Backup and Restore

Backup Wizard

Exchange

NFC

VPN Dialogues

Sony Album update to 6.6.A.0.6

Sony Music update to 8.5.A.2.7

Sony Video update to 8.0.A.0.4

Sony update centre

Unable to include towel root app and xposed framework mods due to boot issues

Please add xposed framework and mods as mentioned in my second post to gain extra battery and performance
[Xperia SP Android Development] mlekopan16:
I was do a fresh install, everything is working very good. Thanks for everything :)
[Xperia SP Android Development] supermax3:
i flash v3 but no file manager in rom np

i want know what is apps?

device usage

device monitor

and wfd service

if remove is any problem?(sorry for bad english :D)

thanks
[Xperia SP Android Development] :
I noticed that the other day seems Sony removed that a very long while back.

You can install file manager directly just open play store and download ES file manager, that works a treat for every anybody

I wouldn't remove any of those apps listed above as they are needed by other apps and will cause issues
[Xperia SP Android Development] :
You edit the clearpad.idc file in system/usr/idc/

At the moment the settings are optimised already as is below.... alter further at your own risk

# Device Type

touch.deviceType = touchScreen

# Pressure

touch.pressure.scale = 1.00

# Size

touch.size.scale = 20.00

touch.size.bias = 70.00

Build.prop lines could include the following again use at your own risk

windowsmgr.max_events_per_sec=(240-300) pick one

ro.kernel.android.checkjni=0

ro.kernel.checkjni=0

ro.max.fling_velocity=12000

ro.min.fling_velocity=8000

persist.sys.ui.hw=1

ro.ril.disable.power.collapse=1

View.scroll_friction=10

To get more out of the battery install xposed framework and then install the mods as in my second post

Setting the intelli3g app so as to use 2G when not using 3G can save battery and give you 5 days between charges
[Xperia SP Android Development] rdlegy:
Thanx will try
[Xperia SP Android Development] mn399:
I just installed v3 with Williams kernel v8 and it seems the rom is smoother than kitkat and lollipop.
[Xperia SP Android Development] :
That's good news, however there are reports of reboots and restarts with williams kernel v8

Do you have any of these reboots? can you confirm that MPDecision is disabled?

(I tweaked the v3 Rom to delete MPDecision if installed over a previous stock Rom then included a renamed version called MPDecison.old if required later)

Reason for doing this:

I am getting better battery without MPDecison enabled on stock kernel - infact it was disabled while testing williams kernel and then forgot to reinstate it when going back to stock

Only when compelling V3 did I notice that the MPDecision file was out of action, further testing confirmed that the Rom works best without this enabled!!!!!!
[Xperia SP Android Development] :
Sony Music Update

For those that do not have sony update feature enabled here is the Sony Music APP most recent update

Updates to the latest current version 8.5.A.2.8

place into app folder and reboot
[Xperia SP Android Development] supermax3:
i verification post #168 this rom very fast and smoooth even with stock kernel

but i using facebook app my phone its very hot and cpu load in 95%

in see in cpu-z app
[Xperia SP Android Development] mn399:
Up to now, I have no random reboot with Williams kernel though I am not a heavy user with phone.

I couldn't find mpdecision in system/bin, but I found mpdecision.old in that directory so I think mpdecision is disabled.
[Xperia SP Android Development] :
Try clearing cache on Facebook app then re install the stock kernel with flashtool

If that doesn't resolve the issue then format/wipe and install the Rom again

Battery heating issues like this are normally resolved with a fresh install
[Xperia SP Android Development] mn399:
Is it possible to add flash light in quick setting?
[Xperia SP Android Development] :
Bestway without decompiling framework is to use xposed framework and then add a module like APM+

http://repo.xposed.info/module/hk.kennethso168.xposed.apmplus

I can now press the power button and have power off, airline mode, screenshot, reboot, flashlight

then there is this mod that can re-address the volume long key press to activate the flashlight

http://repo.xposed.info/module/ma.wanam.torch

then this little gem for more advanced settings gives you long key press of the power button the activate the flashlight

http://repo.xposed.info/module/com.sensetoolbox.six

or just download an app from the play store
[Xperia SP Android Development] :
Sony Music App update 8.5.A.2.8

For anybody that missed the Sony Music App update here it is again follow this link http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=58809707&postcount=170

Updates Sony Music app to 8.5.A.2.8
[Xperia SP Android Development] Sam spancer:
Thanks for this rom, its really smoother then any otger i have ever used.

Js need any suggestions to get more battery and plz can u tell me how to get transparency on home screen or any z2 system ui i can flash ?
[Xperia SP Android Development] :
Bestway without decompiling framework is to use xposed framework and then add a module from the below link

http://repo.xposed.info/module-overview

You should find something that will do what you want

Saving battery is best achieved with 2G/3G switching as with intelli3G mod

As I have proved time and time again, you can use a mobile for text and calls on 2G ONLY and save loads on battery

However as usual the simple things just do not comprehend with most

It is the 3G signal that eats the battery the most

My Drag 'n' Drop porting method eliminates the need to decompile and recompile and then sign ROMs ever again

Such a simple idea goes against the grain of the normal dev ideals - however it works and is faster and requires less messing with third party softwares

I look forward to the day when others start teaching my methods
[Xperia SP Android Development] mn399:
If you use stamina battery consumption is normal but without stamina battery drains too fast.
[Xperia SP Android Development] MCM4u:
My phone randomly reboots very often., especially if i multitask. This does not happen on an untouched stock ROM. I really love this ROM, but i had to do a repair to solve this problem.

My phone is on locked bootloader
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro Software Upgrading] leonllw:
task 28

DOCInfoTableinitHW+

Binary0 Size: 0x100000

FAT0 Size: 0x4000000

FAT1 Size: 0xA00000

FAT2 Size: 0x2A70000 //0x2C70000

All Size: 0x7570000 //0x7770000

FAT0_ADDR=0x100000,FAT1_ADDR=0x4100000,FAT2_ADDR=0x4B00000

USB>

and runing RUU got a error message :Error 112 !!

Why and How ??

Thanks !!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] buradd:
I have supercid, soff, and twrp installed.. Is there a binary I can flash to gain root on a stock RUU 5.18 install?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] mrage:
There is a binary mentioned in the OP of this thread that might the trick. Definitely recommend doing a TWRP backup first. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2423735
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Heisenberg:
Just flash SuperSU through TWRP.

Transmitted via Bacon
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] The Jack of Clubs:
yeah i was trying to root my sisters phone. figured towelroot would work but it doesnt...
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OKAstro:
I have the United States P5210 Tab and I'm running stock 4.2.2 (rooted). I just ran KIES and it said an update was available (Kitkat I assume).

I realize if I install this I will lose root. Has anyone installed the US version of KitKat and then successfullty rooted their Tab? If so, what thread/method did you follow?

Here's the KIES message

Current firmware version : PDA:NB2 / CSC:NB2 (XAR)

Latest firmware version : PDA:NH2 / CSC:NH2 (XAR)

Thanks

EDIT: I went ahead and did the KIES update and followed that with the recovery/root steps from the OP. Worked fine
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] norms123:
Does the OTA also work or OTA does not work on rooted device.
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OKAstro:
No OTA's once you're rooted..
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] norms123:
Performed the rooting on US version 4.4.2.

1. Did OTA upgrade

2. installed TWRP recovery

3. copied Supersu 2.02

4. Done

Method from LegendSmoker

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-tab-3/general/guide-recovery-root-p5210-4-4-2-t2848771

Also video (not in English but display is fine)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIOrom-gGCI
[Verizon LG G3] ericsmart:
direction. Where I can remove and or edit icon texts on LG launcher homescreen....not third party launchers or paid apps, anyone?
[Verizon LG G3] ericsmart:
I answered my own question, download from play store and let magic do the work instead of using 7zip.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.redphx.themex
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fai28683:
Hey Guys,

Just checking , if anyone owning a Chinese variant of the OnePlus One ( not the official cyanogen phone ) received OTA update.

I have installed the cm11s ( 25R ) via flashing on the OPO ( Chinese ) , and later that month 30O was released i expected to received the update via OTA , but failed to arrive till today :( , now i believe Cyanogen team has released 33R .

Checking with other OPO users who has flashed the cm11s ( 30O or to 33R ) on their Chinese OPO, if they received it via OTA or they have to install it manually.

Thanks again
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] S M G:
I received my Chinese model preinstalled with 25R as well (Note: 25R was installed by the seller NOT at the factory) once i had it set-up i almost immediately got a notification that 30o was available, naturally i downloaded and installed it (BAD MOVE, batter drain etc) waited and waited and eventually 33R came out and i once again got a notification and downloaded/installed it. All this happened OTA. So your should be working.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Roberto2001:
Hi there,

I have a Chinese OnePlus as well, achieved to finally install a western cyanogen ROM in early july as well as rooted. I now have Latest bacon release on (nightly 24.08.2014) from cyanogen website downloads.

Problem: I can't flash or sideload any of the stock roms available even the one with script update. It fails every time. I only can flash certain roms like the ones available on cyanogen downlaods. Don't know why.

2 questions:

1/ How can I flash stock roms on my phone?

2/ What improvements latest nightly bacon rom on cyanogen? Does it include touchscreen fixes from latest stock update?

Thanks
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fai28683:
Thanks S M G, i'm still waiting for one :laugh:

Yes , i have read about the battery drain part on the forum , that the reason i wasn't that keen in getting the update and forgot about it , but now they have released 33R and was wondering the question to why i didn't receive the 30O update .

Btw how is the 33R update , does it solve the problems that 30O has and is it worth a flash , if i don't get the update ? :fingers-crossed:
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] S M G:
33R is great, fixed my battery drain issues and ghost touch issues. In my opinion my OnePlus One is near perfect now with 33R installed,i highly recommend flashing 33R. :good:
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nitinbhinge:
No ota updates

Me to bought opo chinese version it shows xnph25r and when i go to ota updates it show phone is updated.....

What to do to get fresh update...
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zephiK:
The OTA probably just didn't come to you yet. You can manually update to XNPH30O. You can find the download links http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/0...-2nd-ota-a-hotfix-screen-unlock-bug-download/

And then flash https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23622183712460601

You can adb sideload them or flash them using TWRP. Bootloader unlocked required.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] superapricot:
I currently have DROID RAZR MAXX that has a cracked screen, meaning no display or touch capabilities. However, there are photos and other data I would like to retrieve from the phone before I get a new one. I tried connecting the phone to the computer, but all that did was install MotoCast, which doesn't allow you to transfer data without having the phone working and I cannot see the files on the phone. I also tried using a microHDMI cable to connect to an external output which worked but of course the touch screen didn't work so I couldn't really do anything. Is there anyway to get the data without getting it repaired? I already have a replacement and the insurance company needs me to send the broken phone within a few days so I don't have a lot of time. Thanks in advance for all the help!
[ONE Accessories] ChrisHRocks:
Not a bad price for a high quality glass screen protector.

http://amzn.to/1lcBHwB
[ONE Accessories] dot.cis:
Indeed, worth buying. I bought mine off of Ebay really cheap and it's a great buy too!

Highly recommended!!!
[ONE Accessories] ixdinfinity:
Can only say the same, bought mine for 8 dollar from Ebay and it fits perfectly.

Edit: Oh, sorry for the bump, didn't see it was an old thread
[ONE Accessories] mada1991:
I think so It's one of the best glass film protector much better than the classical orzly or the original one...
[ONE Accessories] nunomsgodinho:
Yes, Nillkin has one of the best tempered glass on market.

Much better than the cheap ones.
[ONE Accessories] KlausR:
Has any of you had the problem of cracks in the Nilkin film protector? I've already seen two protectors break within just a few weeks of usage. Can anyone confirm?
[About XDA developers] rsngfrce:
FIRST OF ALL, THIS THREAD IS IN NO WAY INTENDED TO BE NEGATIVE TOWARDS XDA!

When I get interested in something and look for a forum on the subject, I look for the BEST forum on the subject. When I became interested in Android phones and looked for a forum, in became obvious to me VERY quickly that XDA was THE superior forum by far; but what 'superior' means is, I think, what I would like this discussion to be about...

It was quickly obvious to me that XDA was the forum where the developers were. This, in itself, made XDA the superior forum, obviously it seemed to me. Having access to developers is certainly a priceless ability to have. Also, AFIK, new developments tend to get posted on XDA before other Android forums (though, I must admit, while I am familiar with some other Android forums, I very rarely visit them, other that by occasional Google search results, and even then, I try to seek out XDA results).

I would certainly NOT say this is the best Android forum for new users who are unwilling to search or use their brain, however new users, even if N00b's, will do fine if they respect the standard protocols.

HOWEVER... I have recently begun to wonder... is this the best Android forum to get help with your questions? If you want to question a dev on XDA about one of his/her apps, then probably yes, but what about more GENERAL questions? Is XDA really more oriented towards higher issues, such as app development?

I personally enjoy helping people with their questions, but I have found difficulty with getting responses to my questions sometimes. I feel certain that there are users on XDA that would KNOW the answer to my question, but of course, I am well aware they have better things to do with their time than answer my questions (which means no disrespect) which the likely never even see.

As I say, I have visited the other Android forums very little. I am wondering if those forums are a better place for these general types of questions? So, I welcome a discussion on anyone's opinion on other Android forums vs XDA...
[About XDA developers] mark manning:
I moved this here. It is probably a better place for this type of discussion
[About XDA developers] rsngfrce:
I agree, thanks, but I don't want to create any friction between mods (see my PM). :eek:
[About XDA developers] rsngfrce:
I will not bite you, however you respond!

Well Mark, I thought it was a very valid and interesting topic for discussion, and since you moved it here I think you agreed with me, but unfortunately, we seem to be the only two people who feel that way? :confused:

Are there users here who feel that there are OTHER users here who would be better served on OTHER Android forums? I am in no way attempting to reduce the XDA user base, but as I said, I think this is obviously the ELITE forum (which DOES NOT necessarily mean exclusionary), but to my mind at least, many users here who likely have their minds on higher things than answering relatively simple questions, which might be more welcome on OTHER Android forums. OR... I could be wrong... as I mentioned, I have spent little time on other Android forums, but I have noticed that certain Google searches I make return top results from forums OTHER than XDA (though GENERALLY I find XDA gets the top results).

SO... anyone care to express any opinions on this, pro or con? Now is your change to make your opinion known. :D

(OH... and if rating my own thread 5 stars is bad form... tough titty said the kitty...)
[About XDA developers] Troll5Royce:
Well I'm new here myself and I've found it's relatively easy to find information here. The forums seems pretty active. It's a lot better than Bitcointalk that's for sure.. I haven't seen a bigger cesspool of trolls of fud anywhere on the new lol
[About XDA developers] KidCarter93:
As I've been here for about 3 and a half years (roughly a year as just a visitor) and am a staff member here, I'm clearly leaning more towards XDA being the best Android forum.

Before I found my way to XDA, I had signed up to a fair few other Android forums (being a mixture of general Android and some more development focused) and for some reason I just didn't stick around. Some of the forums were simply a mess but others weren't too bad. Most of the time, I didn't become active on those forums purely because it didn't feel right, I guess.

In regards to general questions, there's definitely a place for them here. Obviously we are more focused on development than general Android questions but we'll still support those anyway.

If you look through any of the device forums you'll notice that the majority of questions are normally about rooting/unlocking the boot loader of that particular device but there are still a lot of standard questions being asked as well.

With you not getting answers to your questions, it's more likely due to not being in an active enough forum or not being seen by the right people rather than people not answering purely because it's not as technical as other questions might be.
[About XDA developers] rsngfrce:
As I said from the beginning, it was obvious to me very quickly that XDA was far and away the BEST Android forum. That is why I chose it and though I did register on one or two other forums, I have rarely ever visited them (other than, as I mentioned, through Google searches).

For best discussion purposes, I don't think we should focus on my specific issues with getting questions answered (even though they did somewhat provoke this thread). I have a Sprint Galaxy S4, not an unpopular phone or inactive forum, and I feel I am able to express my issues relatively well. However, I finally left that forum with my question, having gotten nowhere (though my issue is VERY unusual) and went to the general Galaxy S4 forum, and received the best help I have received from a user from outside the USA who was totally unfamiliar with Sprint system software, but made general recommendations that I found greatly helpful. However, I am just one person and I digress somewhat...

I would think it would be fair to say that XDA is NOT the best Android forum for users who want to be spoon-fed (unless, perhaps, they limit themselves to N00B friendly threads)... I am personally not as annoyed by these types of people as many are, but I certainly see many here who are (how often do you see, "read the OP")... I was recently following a thread where a new user kept being referred to the OP, even though clearly it WAS NOT answering his question (which was outside of my personal knowledge, though I did try). Perhaps there are better Android forums for these types of people (not referring to the person in the last example) than XDA?

OR... maybe just send them to one of zepplinrox' threads :laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=32472429&postcount=15372

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=32475760&postcount=15374
[About XDA developers] alin razvan:
All forums are good since they are all providing free tutorials which help the users .

The only advantage xda has is that the OWNERS do their best to keep the forum up , thing which require a good paid server and monthly payments .. other forum owners simply do not afford paying for the fees each month from the simple reason that once the visitors are getting big in numbers the forum server also do require some server updates . So thanks XDA owners for keeping this forum up !!
[About XDA developers] rsngfrce:
WOW... you're leaving yourself a little wide open with that comment I think... :p

(No offense intended...) :)
[About XDA developers] the_scotsman:
People seem to forget XDA is not a support forum. It never has been.

As the motto says: "For Developers, By Developers".
[About XDA developers] rsngfrce:
Now that's the kind of strong opinion I was looking for! :good: (Whether we choose to agree or disagree...)
[About XDA developers] rsngfrce:
Actually, that was exactly the response I wanted to hear when I started this thread (and from a MOD too!). It is not for me to say whether that is right or wrong (or for anyone else to say, IMO), everyone is entitled to their opinion, that is why I started this thread. But I guess I am interested in what percentage of users here feel that way? I am SURE it is a larger percentage than at other Android forums. However, that may be made somewhat irrelevant by this forum having (I AM ASSUMING) a larger user base than the other Android forums, so when that percentage is removed, there are still more users here interested in supporting others. And, of course, I am not saying this is or is not a support forum. Opinions are what I want! :good:

(TOTALLY IRRELEVANT QUESTION for the_scotsman, haggis muncher from Australia: I go to the Scottish Highland Gathering & Games in Pleasanton California every year and I am mystified as to how the didgeridoo seems to have become a Scottish instrument... know anything about this?)
[About XDA developers] the_scotsman:
hah! I have no idea to be honest! Seems to be a sort of link between Scottish bands using didgeridoos for some reason...perhaps because they sound good played together with bagpipes :good:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JrGenuine:
I have a Samsung Galaxy Nexus and a Samsung Galaxy S4, when trying to use beam/NFC to share contact details to the other phone all the contact details get transferred but the contact picture, Is there a way to fix this anybody know?

I am using the default contacts/people app on both phones.

And where is the option for twitter/intagra/facebook etc on the default contacts/people? come on Google Android.

Any help would be much appreciated.:good:
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] iSpammer:
each time i rec something it say camera not avabile with stock camera tried other modded camera like m2 / z2 / m same error

it happend to me when i unistalled cm11 nightly build and relocked bootloader and restpored drm keys