yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] markgamber:
LOL....that's pretty funny. For a real answer, tho, you might want to check over at howardforums.com. They're more into the dash over there.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] bittermormon:
unfortunately the'yre all about the Gash over there. Maybe that explains the influx here??
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] sergiopi:
Voce dial with Dash AKA S620: keep HOME pressed a while= 1 keystroke :)

Internet sharing cames from AKU 3.0= Test (or wait) a new ROM

Do you like BIG or SMALL? Depend what and who you are :) but both are great devices!
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] elorimer:
Umm.. sorry, brain cramp. It was only 7 weeks ago too. Still, I think it was 11 keypresses to voice dial, cause pressing the home key didn't do it. I think I wished it had a stylus.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] McHale:
I have the Dash and K-Jam. I used the Dash for an entire weekend as my only device when I left the state without a laptop. I went back to my K-Jam and have not looked back. The Dash is a novelty in comparison.

I missed the touch screen.

I missed the apps.

I didn't like trying to get used to arrowing all over the place.

I hated how when I am entering information into a web form. I have to hit enter on the box before I can type, even though I have it highlighted/selected. If you don't hit enter first, you lose the first letter you type.

I FRIGGIN HATE XT9!!! It won't go away. It's a nightmare that I can't get rid of.

I went a whole week last month out of state with my K-Jam and I came home happy I had it. I had no laptop and was called by the office to do some work. I was able to fill out some forms as well as create a couple word docs and email them to work the same day. It was awesome.

If they have 3G coming soon, get the TyTN. If not, the K-Jam (Wizard) is awesome.

Feel free to ask any questions. I have them both and will be keeping them both.

Now if you want a comparison of my Dash to my MPx220, the Dash rocks in comparison.

-Mc
[General Questions and Answers] juddg:
Hello,

I am a developer trying to write some simple software for the ZGPAX S6. As far as I can tell I cannot get my IDE (eclipse with the ADT tools loaded) to recognize the watch. I am also not seeing Windows recognize it as a USB device.

I am relatively new to the droid platform, so I would love it if someone could point me to a straightforward way to hook the watch up to the android debug bridge, or a way to side load an app to the watch without, potentially, killing the watch. Anybody know how?

Thanks,

Judd
[Galaxy Note 3 General] silentdan081967:
So I bought a tmobile note 3 of craigslist against my better judgment and after using it for 3 weeks it suddenly wont work anymore. To make story short I found out it got blacklisted and reported lost by seller. So I took it to a guy localy and for $50 he fixed my blacklist and unlocked it as a bonus. He basicaly said he downgraded my ns4 baseband to nb4 and said not to upgrade or I might loose the fix. But he said if I did not to worry and go back and he will do it again free of charge. Is this true? If I was to upgrade would it realy make my note 3 unusable? Although im happy the way it is it would suck if I couldnt update in the future.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] N1NJATH3ORY:
Whats baseband gotta to do with the imei number network providers block the imei not baseband i could be wrong ? Anyway i'm thinking he has changed the imei can you check *#06# and see if it matches your imei underneath the battery ?
[Galaxy Note 3 General] silentdan081967:
I dont know what he did and dont remember the old imei but I definetely know I had the latest baseband and now its diffrent. When I check my imei now the phone shows as clean. But if I upgraded would this revert cause thats what he said.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] N1NJATH3ORY:
Lol does your imei match with the printed imei ? Did you check *#06# ??? And what do you mean clean ? Does it say the word clean or is there a imei number showing ?
[Galaxy Note 3 General] silentdan081967:
I just looked at the printed imei and it seems he changed it. I understand this is illegal but I didnt know thats what he was doing honestly. I guess if I update this will be reversed but I really dont know. Just wanting some info but dont matrer really it is what it is.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Febby:
Imei won't be affected by the baseband. I think that he did a baseband downgrade for a sim unlock bypass that is patched in a new baseband. I don't know much in that field though but I'm sure that's why he said not to upgrade the baseband. There is also reasons downgrading a baseband but I'll stay out of that subject. Best to avoid any Imei modification chats.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jlmancuso:
Do we have any users here that use heimdall (linux, mac, or windows)? I am putting a feeler out to see if anyone wants Heimdall packages for the note to so you dont have to find a windows machine to flash stock NE2 instead of using odin. If it is wanted I can create a thread and post the package.

Since I use only linux (ubuntu 14.04 lts) I had to make this package up for myself so I dont have to use a dual boot system just to flash odin files.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jpisini:
I would love a copy.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] brwntree:
Am having random reboots - just had one mins ago posting reply w/xdafree app here but not sure if ROM related as xda app auto installed itself on sdcard which also caused its icon to disappear from home screen at reboots and this has been found to likely not be ROM related. Also having random power offs and random browser FC. Am running 1200 OC & on demand CPU governor & trying to run as min as poss to save battery. Hardly ever get past 3 days uptime.

Model: YP-G70

Android: 4.4.4 CM11-20140712-UNOFFICIAL-venturi

Kernel: default = 3.0.101-G70UEK18 tianrui@Archbox-TR #1 Sat Jul 12 13:13:50 PT 2014

Build#: cm_venturi-userdebug 4.4.4 KTU84P 997e99f83e test-keys
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] troy5890:
Oclocking on this ROM does lead to some random reboots. Try to go back to default.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] brwntree:
Had thought that once before too and tried it but maybe something else was also causing reboots so I went back but will try again thx.

Sent from my YP-G70
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] brwntree:
Just had another browser FC just reading news - it froze and finally came back with a dialog box to say browser has stopped running. I tried it again and same thing happened but this time it came back with a dialog box that systemui had stopped. Trying to OK that msg cause it to just loop the same msg over again. I was able to short press the power button to get the power menu to show behind the msg box and in between OKs just enough time to request reboot.

Sent from my YP-G70
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] brwntree:
Re: CPU settings - I went back to default = max 1000 & interactive but more random reboots set this way - couldn't get past 18 hrs. So only changed back to ondemand and now going thru 28 hrs so will see....

Sent from my YP-G70
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] brwntree:
:what: <grin> Made it to 3 days and so many hours, either 8 or 18, can't recall eventho I just viewed it - thought it might make it thru 4 days for a first - wishful thinking I guess. The app I'm using is called system uptime but doesn't tell how long the last run was. I wasn't really doing anything heavy - reading news - and put it down - a few mins later it auto locked the screen - then a few mins later it just reboots just sitting there!

Sent from my YP-G70
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] beeewell:
Just curious if you've tried other KitKat Roms, and if you have, what your experience has been with them. Right now for me, Carbon using the default performance settings has been the most stable and best performing.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] brwntree:
No, I haven't. Am new to this thx to dosdude1 and his YouTube vid how to get sgp5 to cm and my constant search how to safely do these flashes. So not complaining about these reboots - its only annoying if ur in the middle of doing something - else can live with it so far - it reboots pretty fast and sometimes only realize it because of uptime. Just curious about it and sharing my experience with it.

Have started looking around at ROMs - I tend to min types and saw carbon & slim & others. But realized I had vid help with my first and now a larger learn curve for next steps. I need to read about ADB & fastboot & TB-pro & kernels & more before considering another safe move - brick fears! :eek: But thx for the tip.

Sent from my YP-G70
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] brwntree:
One other thing I noticed - apps were newly auto updating for some reason - didn't know it but play store had auto update option on - so turned it off - might help.

Sent from my YP-G70
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] fangblade386:
Well, I'm not too sure about this, but try keeping overclock off unless your phone is running irritatingly slow. From my experience with the YP-G70 (US) model, there were usually three main factors in those oh - so - annoying random reboots: 1) there are some mischievous, misbehaving apps running, 2) the phone is being overclocked, or 3) the ROM you currently have is buggy or not working properly. I think your problem is probably a combination of 2 and 3. Hope this post helped :D

__________________________________________

Samsung Galaxy Player 5.0 (Model YP-G70)

• Carbon ROM 4.4.4 by Meticulus Dev Team

• Daily Drivers Kernel
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] brwntree:
Yes this helps. Would love to try a new ROM too but still in learning mode. I wanna get good w/TiBu.

I stopped using system uptime app and found device uptime (has a log file & no widget) and got to 5 days before reboot. Thought using the orig app might've been contributing but only got to 1 or 2 days max after & one more random power down.

But I realized system uptime app was still installed and, even though not running it directly, it was maybe still running in background. So I uninstalled it completely to see if this app was poss a factor for now.

Sent from my YP-G70
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] TrojanDad:
I have been running Carbon on my Player 5.0 (YP-G70) for the past 3 months without a hiccup. Excellent battery life and very smooth. The OP may want to give that a try.

I liked Carbon so much, I put it on my Player 4.0 (YP-G1) and my Tab 7.0 Plus (GT-P6210).

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The best way to learn is by doing.

First of all, make a nandroid backup so you have a safety net in case things go wrong. Then you can try flashing another ROM.

If you don't like it, just restore and try something else.

Good luck!
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dean_186:
Hey Folks, I am using a SM-T210

I downloaded a tool called 'Kingo Root' when reading an Article Here from CNET

I run the tool and followed the instructions and at the end it said 'Device Rooted Successfully' Then restarted my Device.

However It then Got stuck into a boot loader loop. So I followed instructions to put TWRP onto the device

I then thought well why not put a decent firmware on it so I used the (StockKitkatRom_T210(R) V1.7) and Side loaded it the messages appeared and said the flash and kernel were written so I pressed restart.

However my Android is stuck loading into TWRP.

I thought maybe I was just being an idiot so I clicked the 'Advanced' setting and selected 'Factory Reset' and then rebooted and still I got thrown to TWRP.

So I decided fair enough obviously Flashing isnt for me so tried to put Stock Firmware back on and used Odin except it failed at the very end which indicates a NAND RW Error?

So bottom line I'm stuck in TWRP anyone know how to remove it.

Again I am using an SM-T210
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nonta72:
It seems you need to flash a Stock firmware using ODIN to start freshly.

Please avoid using those Chinese Programs with Original Tablets !

Chinese Programs are designed for Chinese Tablets/Phones :)
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shayind4:
Hope problem is solved by now?
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] ronnie498:
Just wanted to clarify what the differences are between android and original development. Here are some KEY points by our very own pulser_g2.

The following are most likely “Original Development”:

*Official releases of highly original and upstream custom ROMs (built from the ground up with significant original development within them

*Official releases/development of such original ROMs, perhaps posted by the maintainer or their nominated person.

*A significant “first” in development for a device. Significant is subjective, but it is likely something which took considerable time/effort, and is generally accepted by developers to be significant and non-trivial.

*Kernels which are built with beneficial changes that are not simply pulled from other kernels already available. Some element of original work is expected.

*ROMs where the developer has made a custom kernel for it.

*Tools and utilities with a clear purpose, and which are well-made, and useful to users. They should have an element of originality, either in purpose or through significant improvement in the means of operation.

*Significant port of a ROM from one device to another, giving enhanced features or functionality to users of the target device. The port should be beneficial (a port from two virtually identical devices isn’t original development, it’s winzipping, and nobody really benefits from this, as it’s not development)

The following are most likely not “Original Development”, and should be posted in the “Android Development” subforum:

*Your own “unofficial” stock build of your favorite original, source-built (or otherwise) ROM, particularly where an official or maintainer-endorsed thread exists already.

*Minor derivatives of other ROMs with little or no changes, or ROMs consisting of “placebo” features as a main constituent or claim.

*Renames or rebadges of others’ work – these don’t belong on XDA at all! Refer to rule 12 for more information.

*Reposts of existing ROMs with small changes (i.e. kitchen work, such as adding a couple of apps). If you could realistically distribute your changes as an “addon pack” above and beyond a ROM, you should do so. In addition, your “ROM” would not be original development as it would be substantially identical to the original ROM.

*A thread created with unrealistic goals that are clearly unachievable by those starting the thread. This is not intended to discourage high aspirations, rather to prevent threads porting Windows Phone 8 to the HTC Wallaby. This is pretty much common sense.

*A ROM where a main or significant claim/feature is graphical changes to the user interface (ie. Themed ROM)

You can find all the info for it here. Threads will be moved if they do not meet the "Original" development requirements. Thank you and have fun! :highfive:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] muniz_ri:
**Make certain that your reactivation lock in security settings is off before beginning this process**

1. Take the NG3 OTA update.

2. Download and install Towelroot-v3.apk(this version does not require internet access).

3. Place your phone into "Download Mode" (press and hold the Home, Volume Down, and Power keys until the phone powers on and displays warning screen, then press Volume Up key) and flash the G870A_NE4_Stock_Kernel using Odin's PDA slot(AP in Odin v3.09+).

4. Open the Towelroot app from your app drawer and press "Make it Rain" to root your device.

5. Power off then boot into "Download Mode" again and flash the G870A_NG3_Stock_Kernel also in Odin's PDA slot(AP in Odin v3.09+).

6. Download SuperSu to manage root access. Done!

Troubleshooting:

1. If the NG3 OTA update fails consider flashing the G870AUCU1ANE4_Full_Odin.tar to return to stock then take the NG3 OTA update, (or place the G870A_NE4toNG3_OTA.zip onto your ext-sdcard and sideload from stock recovery). Once updated to NG3 continue to Step 2 above.

2. The most common cause of an Odin flash failure is a bad usb port or cable. Please check before reporting a failure.

Notes:

1. After flashing the NE4 kernel your phone may run a little wonky and towelroot may not root on the first try. If that happens reboot and try towelroot once again. Once rooted and after flashing the NG3 kernel your phone will once again run like a champ!

2. The above process

will not

affect your User Data or Knox Warranty Flag.

Credits:

[MENTION=1666400]lordmorphous[/MENTION] - Tester
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] Unhived__Mind:
Gonna try this... Thanks! :beer:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] Sgt.CM:
Yes this worked. Thank you very much.......
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] gregsarg:
Are we going to trip Knox using the method above ???

Just wanna be sure about this. ...g
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] muniz_ri:
Nope.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] Fyrezerk:
Does anyone have a list of the benefits of updating to NG3?

I just rooted my new phone on NE4 and I want to know whether it's worth taking the time.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] JPConley01:
Thanks for the How-to! Worked great for me!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] 2rz_taco_sr5:
Any benefits on ng3 over stock?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] papayajelly:
Root possible for 'straight out-of-the-box' G870AUCU1ANG3???

I've looked and looked around the forums here and have come to the conclusion that the AT&T S 5 I recently picked up is, sadly, unable to be rooted. Does anyone here know if this is true? As the title suggests, my phone seems to have come loaded with G870AUCU1ANG3. Is it possible that it came with the previous iteration (NE4, I think??) and I didn't avoid an update, thus meaning I can flash the earlier version? Can I even tell whether it's possible to 'revert' to NE4 (or whatever it would be)? Is any of this even possible without having been previously rooted, or am I wasting my time searching this out? Naive but earnest questions... sorry if I'm in the wrong place here. I promise, I poked around the site for a few days in search of clarity before posting. :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] lordmorphous:
There shouldn't be any reason why you can't follow the instructions in the 1st post of this thread starting with step 2.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] otacon132:
:svetius:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] rescuedad:
I've been searching for a while and can't find anything about using this root method and then being able to install safestrap. Has anyone been successful in doing this? Do I need to downgrade before and does anybody have the downgrade file? FYI Just bought my phone last night and was successful in rooting.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] rescuedad:
Never mind, I figured it out. If you have the active you need to downgrade the kernel to NE4 like you do if you need root. Then you install Safestrap 3.75. I'm doing a Nandroid backup as I type. I'm going to re-flash the NG3 stock kernel when I'm done and hopefully that will be fine.

If it bricks, I can always take it back since I blocked the knox counter... BTW I'm on At&T
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] panthersdzynes:
I downgraded to the NE4 to root. Along with others here I have to ask, what are, if any, benefits to upgrading the kernel?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] muniz_ri:
Not sure I understand the question but I will take a shot......typically the kernel, modules, and non-hlos.bin have to match or else you may experience issues such as no wifi, lag, etc. The NE4 and NG3 kernel and modules may be similar enough that you will not experience issues immediately but they may develop later unless you reflash the NG3 kernel to match your modules and non-hlos.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] panthersdzynes:
I see. Thank you, that answers my question.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] gixxerhoff:
THanks XDA

Been away along time. Had iphones for the last 6 years. Use to go here all the time in the Kaiser days (Att Tilt) if any of you remember. I see XDA has still been kicking ass while I've been gone! Glad to be back and Thank You everyone especially first poster for the guide to root my Att GS5 Active.

THANK YOU
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] gregsarg:
Working perfectly. ..thank you. ..g
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] muniz_ri:
There was a small update released today. Can someone that is rooted grab it from their fota/cache folder and send to me so that I can update this guide? Thanks.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] draexo:
WORKED! AWESOME!

Now... I have installed SuperSU. Was that left out of the first post?

Also, if I do not flash the NG3 Stock Kernel back afterwards, will I experience funkiness?

Thanks again!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] draexo:
Root on NG3!!!!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] MooreAJr:
Are these kernels custom or modified in any way or completely stock? I was under the impression that flashing older kernels would result in bricking your device due to Samsung Knox and Bootloader issues, blah blah blah
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] kenw11111:
In my case I have a new NE4 phone which I'm about to activate. I can easily root and then disable the updater. No mismatch between kernels and modules. Not much to NG3 changelog. Any compelling reason to take the NG3 update first and then follow the steps in the OP rather than stay with NE4? Thanks.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] gregsarg:
The kernels are official Samsung images....and are signed...

They can both be used as described in the OP...for gaining root on the latest active update...

The flash using Odin....will "NOT" brick your device....and Knox counter will remain 0X0 when the process is performed using the instructions found in the OP...

This piece of development is incredibly important for the S5 active community....and is "CONFIRMED"....to work perfectly for gaining root via the prescribed method in this thread....

Be sure to thank the Creator of this thread....for his incredible work....g

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No reason I can think of....

Root and enjoy...

This method is a perfect way back for those who took the update....or own a new device with the newer firmware image...but for you...it's not needed....g
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] dray:
Will doing this wipe my phone?

Sent from my A0001
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] y2kdread:
Can't Download from Chrome or Play Store

Deleted - posted in wrong thread.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] FireRaider:
It didnt wipe mine just now when I did it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] gregsarg:
Negative... [MENTION=932631]dray[/MENTION]

No data is lost using this method....g
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] LWH.31752:
Worked perfectly for me. Thanks for posting.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] MooreAJr:
I can confirm this solution works and does not trip Knox as well. Just rooted my buddy's S5 Active about an hour ago :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] Blackberrynomore:
I followed the steps to a tee and I cannot get root? Download, flashed G870A_NE4_Stock_Kernel.tar.md5 rebooted, installed Towelroot and ran it, rebooted, flashed G870A_NG3_Stock_Kernel.tar.md5 rebooted and installed SuperSU and nothing is rooted? Now installing SuperSU wasn't in the OP instructions so maybe that is where I screwed up? A little help would be super appreciated.

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So I re-flashed the NE4 kernel and re-ran Towelroot and I now have Towelroot. Now if I follow the instructions and reflash the NG3 kernel that is when I lose root? I am going to try it again and see what happens.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] nutt_case:
I installed supersu and verified root before I flashed back to NG3. Worked first try for me.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] MooreAJr:
Did you make sure that you were running the latest ng3 update before you started? Settings>About device> baseband/build number should end in ng3 before you begin. If not, take the OTA or update via the file provided in the OP