yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
Recovery doesn't have to be compatible with anything. Recovery is nothing to do with android. They don't even touch each other
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] J.Diogo:
OK, so I don't need to do any wipes in the recovery, like we do to install a custom ROM?
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
If you're flashing a full factory image, /system. /boot, /userdata and/recovery are replaced with stock, meaning everything will be wiped. If you want custom recovery you must reflash it, but you can use the same version you had before

Have a read of the sticky threads about returning to stock and rooting. Everything is covered there. Any L questions should really go in the L thread which is a sticky at the top of this forum
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Alaris:
So as the title says I am having a tough time figuring out what I want. Just looking for some input on why you guys chose this phone over others?
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] knitler:
Unless the new Nexus is only 5in, has better camera or is MUCH cheaper I see no reason to get it over the X.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] farang4u:
Depends on what the screen size is on the new Nexus. If it's 6 inches then I might opt for the X.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mayze23:
If it's as big as the pics that are leaked then definitely the X. I'm typing this with my Nexus 7 and it's not much bigger than the new nexus. Way to big for a phone.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chris Hansen:
Considering the 5 retailed for $350 out of the box, and this at $450, most likely, the new Nexus will be cheaper (unless they do actually release a gigantic phablet). Also, the N5 came with wireless charging, which is an awesome feature that the X2 is missing. I believe there have also been rumors of a qHD display as well as 3GB RAM and a much larger battery. Of course, most of that speculation would be based on the 5.92" screen, which is just ridiculous (in terms of size).
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] knitler:
None of which really would appeal to me unless I was looking at the Note.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chris Hansen:
I think you misunderstood... I'm saying that if it comes with those specs in something like a 5.2" housing, that would be amazing. I don't want a bigger phone either, my old 5.5" was too unwieldy, 5.9" is just impractical.

If you did understand, then I don't know what you want in a phone. Because if a better quality, higher resolution display, more RAM, a larger battery, wireless charging(, for possibly a cheaper price) don't appeal to you, then I don't know what else would set apart a phone with an almost identical OS.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dboss007:
I'm waiting to see what Google announces before I do anything. The first 2 weeks of October should allow me to make a decision since Google is expected to announce something mid-October. I'm also interested to hear what Sony announces in early October with the Z3. Along with the X, those are the 3 phones I have my eye on going forward.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lukesdiesel:
I'm interested to see about the Droid Turbo, Nexus and Z3.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] larryvand:
Don't be so easy to dismiss it. 57% of Apple users are choosing the iPhone 6 Plus which is 158.1mm tall, instead of the 4.7" iPhone6. These people are coming from a 3.5" screen and more recently a 4" screen and they are picking a massive 158.1mm 5.5" phone by the 10s of millions. So Android users that for years have been using 4.7" to 5" phones, a possible new Nexus phone that will be about the same size as the iPhone 6 Plus (remember Apple has no choice but to have that fugly bezel on the bottom and a symmetrical one on the top) should be no problem and a much smaller size difference than what 10s of millions of Apple users are going for. If you don't want it that's fine. But just like the 10s of millions of the users that are choosing the iBend6 Plus, you will be in the minority. ;)

Phablets are in, and small tablets are out.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cb474:
If you don't need a new phone right this second, I can't see why you wouldn't just wait until the new Nexus device comes out. Then you can compare two devices that you actually know what they are, rather than comparing a device that exists, with a device about which there are only leaks, rumors, and speculation. That kind of doesn't make any sense.

In any case, that's what I'm doing. I want to see what the next Nexus device is like first.

Besides, some rumors suggest the new Nexus device will be announced in two weeks. If not, it will still probably be sometime in the next couple months. Doesn't seem like a big deal to wait.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] onthecouchagain:
Same here. I can't make a decision until I see what everyone has to offer.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chris Hansen:
Where are you getting this info? Almost everything I've read shows that the iPhone 6 is outselling the 6+ as much as over 4 to 1 in some places.

I would agree to try something out before dismissing it. But after handling a Note 3 and briefly owning an OPPO Find 7a, I can say, that, unless the Nexus manages to be the same dimensions or smaller than my G2 was, I won't be picking up an N6.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kenmichi:
I truly believe that this is not a good indicator of how the phone/tablet/phablet market will trend. It's an Apple product, people will buy it regardless of what it is because it's new and it's by Apple. Period.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eksasol:
Well, now you know: This is the Motorola Nexus 6
[HTC One X] carantinas86:
Hi everyone, i have wifi signal problem when i updated 4.0 and i searched web and friends, how can fix this issiue, when I was go kitchen in home wifi loss. But my brother iPhone signal bar is good . And I founded wifi conf directory on my phone. So try changed some line. Okey firstly u need a rooted device everyone know this :)

And download, anyone file explorer (I don't use es file editor cause it's not opened same file) I used solid explorer and txeditor

A-

Firstly u will open file explorer.

Follow the road to go to the root of the following.

/data/misc/wifi. And find hostapd.conf

Open and edit or add this code.

First add this line end 360 value, do you see up line supported value, I choose 360 it's work.

2 - this line end adding 4.5 value, normally value 0

3 - this ap tx code work for wifi configuration. I adding this line it's working tx antenna limit u will look http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Interface/Wireless here

There are"0" value = no limit

Okey it's file finish lets go twice file.

B-

P2p_supllicant.conf

Opening file with texeditor and change this value 30> make 45

After save

C-

Now, we will last file edit wpa_supplicant.conf find and open again with texeditor after will change this lines value

sched_scan_long_intervals=15 value changing

sched_scan_long_intervals=30

End last value

Change 30 to 45

All of Okey finish. Save and exit after reboot device..

It's really work for me. So I downloading app Google play and good signal wifi in my kitchen :) good luck..

Sorry for English..
[HTC One X] khairulez:
Thanks..will try it.
[HTC One X] carantinas86:
Could you please try to specify the results after.. tnx
[HTC One X] mesman_DHD:
i will try this
[HTC One X] acidspider:
U could make flashable zip of the edits?
[HTC One X] carantinas86:
Sorry i dont know make flashable zip and its very small directory not have flashable zip
[HTC One X] khairulez:
Test several times this method on public and home wifi.signal seems has improved and better than before.no had signal dropped issue.Thanks!
[HTC One X] carantinas86:
Tnx for report back.

i will make flashable zip nexttime for this. .
[HTC One X] nando_prxx:
[ROM] Android Revolution HD 33.1

Hello, :good:

would it work on Android Revolution HD 33.1 rom?

I tried it but the files are not iquals nor in the same directory...

I made the changes that were possible...

Testing now but see no differences.

Thanks
[HTC One X] dompham:
i'm using stock rom HOX, already Unlocked BL and rooted, when i follow ur path to open hostapn.conf, i can't find hostapn.conf. what i should do? create new file ?
[HTC One X] Thant:
search hostapd.conf not hostapn.conf
[HTC One X] dompham:
Dont have too! I've attached screenshot.
[HTC One X] Thant:
are you root your phone and are you give root priviliges to root explorer
[HTC One X] dompham:
Yes. As i said before. So now, what i should do?
[HTC One X] Thant:
nothing maybe the stock rom miss this file
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aaronc_98:
Hello,

I have the HTC One M8 and a MOTO X. I know the X provides the Nexus like experience, but the One seems to be faster and better constructed and generally faster. From what I can tell the screens are about equal thought the X is warmer. They both have 32 GB storage but the One has Micro SD. I did not have the original X but I am not blown away by the user expereince of the X, what am I not understanding about how great this phone is supposed to be?

Thoughts?

Thanks,
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] r.storm85:
I can't say about the new one yet. But I know by the old one. I left my nexus 5 for dead once I started using this phone made me go from a nexus 5 32gb to a 16gb motox I still won't switch back and I have one gig of storage left.

I haven't felt the new one yet. But this phone just feels right in your hand. But I've heard the m8 is sort of like that too.

Might sound stupid but the touch less control is something that becomes the way it should be. Would be weird to not have it but I see Google doing this eventually in all phones.

The one thing that I would really go crazy with is ..this phone wakes up when you pull it out a your pocket. I haven't touched the power button to wake in 8 months. I grab my wife's Iphone expecting to wake.

Really I think how apple amazes millions with some great features, design with low specs and great feel and usability of hardware and software is what the moto x has that maybe other androids do not. You just have to use it for a while and you will see. I hope th new one isn't to large for the feel factor or that will be negated and the software will not be worth it. It is the whole package combined that makes this phone great. Only the voice recognition is the best of any phone otherwise it does nothing the best but everything combined it is the best overall.....oh yeah in my op lol
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] knitler:
the X is about just "refining" Android.

I also had a Nexus 5 and once I played with an X I bought one and put my Nexus 5 up for sale. I just got a new 2014 and software wise find it more refined. The only issue I have is that the 2013 was already so good and smooth the 2014 does not really add much, if anything, to it.

The X is for those that want Nexus experience, flagship specs, and great hands free controls. I get by with an 8GB device, if i could but 16 is as small as you can get. I feel that ANYONE that uses an SD card is just poor with data management. Odds are most of your music you load up you don't actually listen to regularly. if you are keeping FULL TV seasons on your phone to watch unless you are traveling thats pointless, you can just load a few eps to get through that day. Same with multiple movies with high bitrates.

I have all the apps I need, and I still have 10GB left. I have 3GB Data, that I pay $64/mo for and I NEVER go over it and I stream Google Music and Pandora in my car when driving to clients all the time. I also get company email and Gmail. I update apps over Mobile Data, and download Podcasts. My photos auto upload to g+. I tether my laptop on occasion. I can not see how anyone can go over 3GB unless you are also torrenting or doing a LOT of social media videos and photos. The closest I have come is 2.7GB in the last 18 months.

People say they need storage because they don't have Unlimited Data. You don't need unlimited data. You just need to not be stupid with your data. I know people that pay more than I do (by like $25-30) and don't get the same amount of data I do just because they refuse to show around carriers.

/rant
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wutang200:
I agree with that too about storage. I've felt the M8 and it does feel very nice in my hands but I hate HTC Sense. It ruins the Android experience for me.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 0.0:
how is the One M8 faster than the Moto X? both use the same chipset. i feel the Moto X is just as fast or faster than most of the skinned Android phones. for the screens, both are using different technologies. each will have their pitfalls

Moto X is mainly for those who want some added (useful) functionality on top of stock Android. if you like Sense, then stick with the One. if you want stock with some added things, Moto X. if you want just stock, then Nexus is the way to go. choices are good :good:
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aaronc_98:
I do like Sense- it has gotten so much better. I also love Nexus because of the all the development, so maybe I will give it a few more days to make a decision. I have the bootloader unlocked and root, so I know some good thing will be coming from the talented devs.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crawlgsx:
As someone who has owned both my opinions differ.

I find the Moto X 2014 much much faster and smoother than the M8. Even with the M8 running AOSP. ActiveDisplay is just awesome, its a little thing but it really is useful. The Moto X 2014 is easier to hold/use, and doesn't have a ridiculous power button located in a ridiculous spot. (My biggest dislike of the M8). While the M8 structure is beautiful and feels great, I didn't find it comfortable to hold/use. Sense 6 is beautiful but I didn't find it offered any actual value or features that I cared about or ever actually used.

Not that it takes much but the Moto X camera, while still lagging behind, is still far better than that crap 4up camera that HTC loves so much.

The Moto X does not really shine in any one way, it doesn't leap out in the crowd, its just a great phone to use.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prosive:
Motorola seems to be the only Android manufacturer who actually cares about user experience. I downgraded from a Nexus 5 to the 2013 Moto X last year because it offered a much better experience. I upgraded to the 2014 Moto X this year and am not waiting for the Nexus. If you've never owned a Moto before you won't realize everything you are missing.

Moto X offers the following improvements for me:

-Active Display - HUGE plus if you've never used it

-Touchless Controls - I use this constantly in the car and at home when I'm working

-Moto Assist - great for when I am in meetings all day to silence my phone and auto reply

-Shake to activate camera - very underrated feature but if you're trying to take photos in a snap it's extremely handy

-Wave to wake phone to check notifications and silence calls - again underrated but works beautifully

-Bluetooth unlock when my 360 is connected so I don't have to type in my PIN

-Moto Migrate to keep all of my existing data seamlessly

-As close to stock as possible with these helpful additions

Also other considerations:

-Exceptional build quality - although M8 also has extremely good build quality

-Motorola is one of the only companies that actually pays attention to cell signal and reception and is superior, my Moto X 2013 hands down had better signal than my N5, 2014 is great for signal too, HTC Notoriously bad for signal

-Audio noise cancellation - the sound quality when recording and on a call is much better than other phones I have used. Moto X 2013 was FAR superior to N5 in this regard, I don't have a M8 to compare but consider it

-FAST upgrade time, we will be one of the first to get Android L - This is huge for me
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GatorsUF:
I suppose a good answer will be when android L comes out, X should have it quick (of course lenovo taking over and Soni gone could change that) whereas HTC will probably be 6+ months behind because they have to retro fit the junkwear onto the new OS.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tacosrdelicioso:
Who the hell wants skinned android L????! Not me!
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tyea:
Previous phone: Nexus 5

Current phone: Pure version Moto X on T-Mobile network

Comparison:

Con: touch sensitivity does not seem as good. Using swipe gestures in Nova Launcher I never had to repeat a swipe on the Nexus 5, but I occasionally do on the Moto X. I noticed there seems to be more of a lag when scrolling the screen on the Moto X. I set the phone to use ART instead of Dalvic and it seemed to help some, but the touch response still has a perceptible delay.

Pro: Voice command works well, even in noisy environments

Reception is improved

Speaker phone loudness and clarity is multiple times better. It is good and plenty loud.

IR sensors and software work great.

Screen is a little bigger, which I like.

Voice command to toggle silent mode is handy.

Battery life seems the same, or maybe slightly better.

UPDATE: I switched from Nova launcher to the Google Now Launcher, and the touch lag I mentioned in the Cons section above is no longer noticeable.

Con: I think the handoff from WiFi to cellular is not a smooth transition. The phone tries to hang on a weak WiFi signal to long before it switches to cellular, and I do have 'avoid poor connections' selected in the WiFi advanced options.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aaronc_98:
Thanks for all the comments. I had not given the X a real chance so I did, and I do love the active display and voice commands- very unique, good expereince, but HOW could Moto put a 2,300mah battery in this? The battery was flat by 2:30 under moderate use. I guess we need a UV kernel and some good battery tweaks ASAP.

I do really like the screen too, the blacks are so black, and the colors pop, almost too much... And it does just feel good in your hand.

I will give it a few more days to see how battery life occurs...

thanks,
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tigerstown:
I just picked up the new x an I also have the m8. I'm really liking the x so far never had anything besides HTC I still have my m8 tho.

Edit I been on mine all day now it has not got hot at all. Running real smooth :)
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prosive:
To comment on the battery life. Yes it's not AMAZING, probably my only complaint with the device, but it works as advertised. With fairly heavy use my first full day of charge, everything turned on, here was my usage pattern:

-Bluetooth, Wifi, and Location On

-Approx 11 hours connected to Wifi and about 8 hours using 4G

-Google Now On

-Brightness Auto

-Streaming music for approx. 1.5 hours

-GPS in use for approx. 20 min

-Screen on time just over 3 hours

-Total time until battery died almost 19 hours

That for me is much better than my original X. I have to charge the phone once a day anyway. That type of usage pattern is moderate to heavy and lasted from when I woke up to when I went to bed.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tigerstown:
This is promising to me. I have been only htc flagship phones since day 1. On my m8 I can got 26 hours heavy use from full to dead. An I was worried bout battery on this phone but everything else I read made me jump ship an try the new moto. I'm really liking the phone since I picked one up yesterday...
[HTC Desire 300] 4m8:
Unofficial CM 10 for HTC Desire 300 (g3u)

device_htc_g3u v0.8b (24/12/15)

Traded stagefright bug for a new kernel

(no more stagefright and a freshly compiled kernel)

device_htc_g3u v0.77b3 (04/10/14)

Battery comsumption (hot)fix

(rls should no longer drain your device)

device_htc_g3u v0.77b2 (01/10/14)

Wifi is working

(wifi0 is forced into compliance)

device_htc_g3u v0.77b (25/9/14)

jellybean

(nom nom nom)

Full Disclosure

This is my first android project, so go easy on me.

Project Status

It's usable as a phone :)

So any willing beta testers are welcome to join the 'fun' and report further bugs.

Project !Status

mobiledata works but will drain your battery

(if you need to use it, reboot after switching it off)

libaudio is not fully functional

(stock has no mic unless in a call and custom has no speaker)

USB only works in mtp mode

(mass_storage mode appears to be incompatible with rmt_storage)

FM Radio not available

(required apps are currently not compiling)

Camera (front) appears unstable

(didn't bother to check what might be the cause)

TODO

[high priority]

fix libaudio (recording in stock or speaker in custom)

[medium priority]

fix libril -> mobile data drains the battery

[low priority]

enable apps2sd -> 2GB internal should suffice for the time being

check if cm supports proximity & light sensors -> they do work fine

fix mass_storage -> mtp is working

fix video recording -> it's a phone not a camcorder

fix video playback -> at least they are running

fix camera -> it's a phone dammit

find a better fix for wifi -> it works for now

fix graphical glitches

Disclaimer

Use at you own risk. This is a public beta and not meant for daily use. Please keep that in mind.

I can not be held accountable for any damage you might cause to your device if you decide to flash this file.

Requirements

HTC Desire 300 with unlocked Bootloader and custom recovery

(S-ON or S-OFF does not matter)

Download

Click me if you want the initial wifi free version (9d0a8fcca957d09dbaf306a1986d14dd)

Click me if you want to drain your battery (688c2779b4864ed9b568260477708049)

Click me if you like the stock kernel (1ba8a225bc7772f34f1e56bff51bfe27)

Click me if you dare (78bbcf5bf0eb26520efff6d49adac106)

Warning!!! If you are not a certified beta tester the zip file might explode upon extraction!!! You have been warned! :p

Installation

Enter recovery and begin by backing up your current system.

Next choose Wipe Data / Factory Reset from the main menu and Wipe Dalvic from the advanced submenu.

Last but not least use the mount submenu to format system.

Now use sideload or zip install to start beta testing this tasty jellybean.

Special Thanks

go out to anyone who has ever contributed something to a msm8225, ath6kl or htc related android project

compiled by 4m8

(My mind is a swirling miasma of scintillating thoughts and turgid ideas.)​
[HTC Desire 300] nicolahaye:
What are the requirements ? I guess I should use the only recovery available for the device ? :) and also, since we don't have s-off working for this device I think we have to flash the boot.img right ?
[HTC Desire 300] 4m8:
I'd recommend using the recovery from this build for the job. It won't crash unlike the philz version.

And no, you don't need to flash boot seperately. The only requirement is an unlocked bootloader.

S-ON only protects hboot and radio from flashing so you can safely install this release from the recovery.

Don't forget to backup your current system. ;)
[HTC Desire 300] luxb:
I'm downloading the files now, will test and report ASAP
[HTC Desire 300] LukeHorizon:
Can i promote this in 2 german Forums? ist German translation available?

when do you think you will fix wifi?

HUGE THANKS IN FORWARD FOR COMPILING CM!
[HTC Desire 300] bassam_tayyan:
After the experiment:

the Rom stable and fast, but Wi-Fi does not work and do not contain FM radio

Front camera not working

I wish you success in your work and I hope you update the version of Android to be higher than 4.1.2

Thank you very much ..
[HTC Desire 300] LukeHorizon:
In which way will PhilZ CWM crash? will it still install the rom or not? will it brick my phone?