yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Jobair Hossine:
about custom rom

How to install CWM on my Xperia p?

My phone's bootloader is unlocked.

phone is rooted.

I had also installed custom rom some days ago.

but this had a lot of bug file.

ok,, I mention you that after installing custom Rom,

CWM has gone. But why? For this I have face some problem.

now phone is ok after flashing with official Rom.

I slao Wanna to set-up custom Rom.

And I wanna setup enigma v8. Is this have any bug file?

How be nice this is? I'm curious to know about it's feature.

which android version it have and everything.

please help me someone, I'm new in here From Bangladesh.

how to setup stable CWM?

please help As tell me everything about enigma custom Rom.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Ianlydae:
Problem with enigma rom v8 - xperia p

Good night,

i have same problem installing this rom, i just flash the Nemesis Kernel, wipe factory, wipe cache and flash the room's zip file...

after the setup complete sucessfull, reboot to system and then the problem:

my phone keeps rebooting just after the nxp logo... any solutions?

tanks for atention ( sorry for the poor english)
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Jeepibreizh:
Google voice search doesn't work

Hello,

When i want search something with voice, the app stop and i've got a message who say "The appli google as stop".

Thanks for your work, except this problem everything works perfectly !!!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eduardbolo:
My O+ 8.36 won't boot properly, how do I fix this?

It freezes after the O+ logo appears and stays frozen until it runs out of battery
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Minkehh:
Can someone please help me, is there a way to restore my phone back to default with a mac computer? that is the only computer that i have access to. please help. I was installing TWRP, i tapped reboot and it got stuck in the boot loop.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] demkantor:
Probably but best to ask in the lg g2 forum
[XDA Assist] narkissi:
hi, i have lenovo s820 and i delete my rom and i forgot to backup, so i used flash tool to install a new rom with a new recovery, When I finished with the flash tool, I returned the battery to the device but it wont turn on :crying:

pls tell me what to do
[XDA Assist] vin4yak:
Hi,

You need to ask this in the Android Questions Section over here:

http://xdaforums.com/android/help

Good luck with your device! :)
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tcdos:
Today I started experiencing an issue where TiBu could not perform any backups because of "insufficient storage". Upon further research I found that this issue is related to the "no write permission" for the SD card. I've tried multiple fixes so far:

Adding the media read/write permission by manually editting platform.xml

Downloading SDfix patches from the playstore for 4.4.4

Flashing a zip that contained a modified platform.xml

Note, this issue started today after I restored to a nandroid backup after flashing the Google Play Edition ROM (4.4.4). I was originally on

4.4.2

and the GE rom was

4.4.4

I'm extremely frustrated because I can't seem to get TiBu to accept the fix. When I view my platform.xml through a root explorer it says the permission is there for writing to the external storage.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mamkkl:
I have installed some ROMs that that based on ASOP. Neither CM nor Omni or other Roms there is a common problem. When I play music (no matter what music player that I used, include the build in ASOP music player), the app will stuck and cannot be ended!! Also, it will keep consuming 40%-50% cpu times! The only way to solve it is rebooting the device. Could somebody tell me why and how to avoid it?:confused:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoJo ^^:
Hello, i currently have dorimanx with dual boot 4.4 installed on my i9100. I need to revert to stock before sending it back.

As far as i remember, best way to flash stock rom is odin mobile, but can i do that directly from 4.4 (to 4.1.2)..?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoJo ^^:
I sincerely expect an answer even though this was probably answered many times.. I just don't wanna make a mistake and don't have much time!
[Motorola Droid RAZR] :
Q&A for [CDMA] Droid RAZR Utility [WINDOWS]

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] yordanoyuela:
Droid Rarz Utility 1.6 Gingerbread

hello i need to download the utility because the links in thid thread is broke smebody have this utility maybe can share it pleas
[Motorola Droid RAZR] mattlgroff:
The latest utility is always at http://batakang.com/ under Utility.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] yordanoyuela:
im brick

thank you frend but im in big problems now i have utility 1.6 but i think is corrupted because when i running i see ever time this errors FAILED <remote: >

but the another files upload very good but my phone continues in AP FASTBOOT MODE ONLY :crying::crying::crying::crying:

in another utilities the same problem all flash good exeptly for this

FAILED <remote: >

i tried to flash with rsd lite, i have scout multiflasher , i have the firmwares:

6.11.744.xt912

6.12.173.xt912

6.12.181.xt912

6.16.211.xt912

98.72.165.xt912

i can not flash any firmware pleas help me i dont know what more to do.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] mattlgroff:
Could be because battery is low, that usually says FAILED <remote: >. You may need a Factory Adapter from Team Black Hat, since you cannot charge the phone if its stuck in AP Fastboot mode.

http://shop.teamblackhat.info/Factory-Adapters-motadapt.htm
[Motorola Droid RAZR] yordanoyuela:
Dont power ON normal

hi frend im looking how to solve this problem in the image
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
Q&A for [RECOVERY] CWM for Micromax A121 / Cherry Mobile Omega Icon

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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] khaledjadaan:
thanks

it works with me on micromax a121 good work bro keep it up :D:laugh:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] developer_hrishi:
Hiii how did you flash that

I need help how to flash and install it
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arvinquilao:
Try Flashify or Rashr. Both apps are available on Play Store. Make sure that you flash it on recovery partition, not boot partition.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
Works perfectly. I did it through flashify. Also make a backup of stock recovery & boot just in case you need to revert back.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] on1x1:
Hello.

I think ive been reading for the last 5 hours about this topic.

I've managed to dump the ipl spl splash gsm os .nb files using typhoonnbfdecode.pl.

Then i managed to decode os.nb using prepare_imgfs.exe -nosplit option and then make_imgfs.exe. The next thing recmod crashes.

Ignoring that crash, I've changed a folder in the dump rom and I've tried to compile it using BuildImgfs.exe and make_imgfs.exe but nothing happens actually.

Would you please give me advice on this topic? I need to replace the keyboard driver from a orange aku2 tornado rom to a i-mate rom.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] on1x1:
its been a "long" time since i wrote this.

what have i found more? i now know to compile the files back *the nb files to one nbf file*.

so i now have a dump directory but i can't compile it.

if you have any advice on this, please help.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] duke_stix:
Hey

I'm interested in cooking a new Tornado ROM as the old AKU2.0 is, well, OLD! lol.

could you point me in the direction of a nice comprehensive guide on cooking a rom? and what software would i need?

thanx
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] on1x1:
i know like almost 80% of the process but i cant compile the .nb or .nba file after i dump it.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] duke_stix:
Hey

Do you have all the necessary files to do the rom kitchen?

------------------------------------------

Device-dependent packages:

DEV:

[li]DEV_Himalaya_v1.50.rar[/li]

ROM:

[li]ROM_Himalaya_v1.50_3.00a.00.rar - 128MB RAM[/li]

[li]ROM_Himalaya_v1.50_3.00a.32.rar - 96MB RAM / 32MB RAMDisk[/li]

[li]ROM_Himalaya_v1.50_3.00a.64.rar - 64MB RAM / 64MB RAMDisk[/li]

Independent packages: !!! Both should have the same AKU !!!

OS:

[li]OS_AKU_2.0_v1.50.rar - AKU 2.0 (Build 14847)[/li]

[li]OS_AKU_2.2_v1.50.rar - AKU 2.2 (Build 14928)[/li]

[li]OS_AKU_2.3_v1.50.rar - AKU 2.3 (Build 14955)[/li]

[li]OS_AKU_3.0_v1.51.rar - AKU 3.0 (Build 15096)[/li]

LOC:

[li]LOC_AKU_2.0_v1.50_[ WWE | GER ].rar - AKU 2.0 [/li]

[li]LOC_AKU_2.3_v1.50_[ WWE ] - AKU 2.3[/li]

[li]LOC_AKU_3.0_v1.50_[ WWE ] - AKU 3.0[/li]

------------------------------------------

basically the above but for Tornado instead

I'm assuming, because we're simply using a different AKU update, and not an actual NEW OS update, (as when people were upgrading from WM2003SE to WM5 i can understand there would be driver incompatibilities)

so, it should really be as simple as basically extracting the relevant keyboard/joystick/camera/hardware button drivers and inserting them into the SPL rom?

could you post what you have currently?

or better still, could you zip everything up and email it over to me at gmail? its duke.stix [at] googlemail [dot] com

i really wanna upgrade the AKU on the tornado! the aku 3.5 update on the pocketPC's looks a whole lot different!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] on1x1:
ah, the thing is i dont have anything right now.

its useless all this work if you dont even know how to compile the final product.

when i will do the succesfull compiling of the dump i will do the cooking.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] kancrutt:
hello everybody

please share a simple Tornado ROM kitchen :D
[Galaxy Note 4 General] kuromusha38:
Can someone explain to me the rationale why the headphone jack is still on the top?

When you hold the phone, the jack stick out from the top then bends down as the gravity pull down the rest of the cable. it makes no sense.

This is annoying because sometimes the cable can block the screen, I use a real headphone like audiotechnica, which has a very heavy coiled cable, the weight of the cable pulls the top side down, making the phone difficult to handle.

When you put the back into your pocket, you first have to change the orientation of the phone in your hand because you can just stick it because the headphone jacket is on the top.

This is one area iPhone gets it right.

Stupid samsung.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Sky427:
I prefer the headphone jack on the top because I put my phone in my front pocket top side up.

I would have been the OP of this thread if they had put it on the bottom. You can't please everyone.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] leyvatron:
My headphones have a "L" shape 3.5 mm plug that plugs to the phone.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Sky427:
Pants.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] 9e705ebbf0:
There's no right or wrong way here, both have their advantages and disadvantages. Having the headphone jack on the bottom is nice, it makes the phone easier to get out of your pocket, it means that if it's playing musing on a desk the screen orientation is already correct etc etc. But having the headphone jack on the top is good as well. I use the phone quite close to my chest sometimes (public transport) and I wouldn't want something sticking out from the bottom of it and into me. Also, having a jack on the top means that I can put the phone on a stand on my desk (like a Tylt Vu) so I can see the screen, and this stand doesn't cause any problems when using headphones because the jack is accessible.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] osvanberg:
Same here!
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Brava27:
Bluetooth headphones problem solved.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] RCJ89:
I also put phones in my pocket top side up and its also easier and more accessible for example on my last car with had bluetooth phone calls but not bluetooth audio play so had to use aux input

other than that I think the connector being on the bottom is ugly! but thats my opinion.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] BarryH_GEG:
So true; especially with AptX providing higher fidelity than a wired jack. I wouldn't want the jack at the bottom anyway. If you use a dock or a stand you can't use the jack at the same time. Nor would I want the USB cable and jack both on the bottom in cases where I'm using both. My N10.1-14 has it on the left side 2mm from the top which is fine. Just because Apple does it doesn't mean it's right.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] MadfishGTB:
I also prefer it on the top, if the cable dropping over the phone bothers you just let it fall behind the screen?
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Malkozaine:
I also like it at the top. Feels better for me. Also doesn't bug me if I grab my phone wrong cause turning it around in my hands takes only a couple seconds. I never understood really what the point of having the jack at the bottom of the phone really does. Is there really and benifit?
[Galaxy Note 4 General] johnus:
I have had devices with the jack on both the top and the bottom, and I must say I find the ones on top to definitely be the most versatile. I can't stand the jack on the bottom. If I'm lying down on my stomach on a bed or something, listening to some music while reading, the bottom jack will be smashed against the bed. Not so great for the jack or the cord. On top? No problem. It's also better when my phone is in my pocket...when it's top-side-up, the buttons are still easily accessible to change volume or track. If I had to put my phone upside down in the pocket, I'd have to pull the phone out more just to reach the buttons. It's also more compatible with generic docks that still use auxiliary input.

If Samsung starts putting it on the bottom, I'll be forced to buy new bluetooth headphones. I really don't want to spend money on that yet.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] srtpusher:
I prefer the jack on top
[Galaxy Note 4 General] kuromusha38:
I don't care about your preferences or opinions. I am only after logical reasons to why the jack is on the top.

As I have stated in my OP.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Sky427:
Because Samsung hates you I guess, I mean if whats been posted here is not acceptable as a logical reason then why should anyone care about your opinion.

Sorry you didn't get what you wanted. We did. Happy Holidays.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Archiimonde:
Probably because the S-Pen, microphones and charge port take up some space. And probably because when having the jack on the top, it's easier to connect it to the main circuit board.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] DevoutDevelopment:
I agree with you. I think the headphone jack should be on the bottom because it makes more sense. If I have my charger in, and have headphones is, I have a cord coming out of the top, and the bottom. This makes it much hard to get comfortable
[Galaxy Note 4 General] dhd1802:
the most logical reason, judging by the post above, is that most of us prefer it at the top..

technically reason, could be anything... best asking samsung about that as only they would know
[Galaxy Note 4 General] :
Think what we've discovered here is there is really no right or wrong reason, and as you can tell from various posters some prefer it on the top and some preferred on the bottom. It's all a matter of personal preference.

As to the logical reason, the one poster who mentioned the location on the motherboard and the simplicity of connections may have actually been correct. Consider the fact that the speaker and the headphone jack are both at the top on most phones, which means that from a circuit aspect, connections for sound are close to the top of the phone for most phones.

Some phones do you have the speaker at the bottom, and so I've never done any correlation research to see if those are the ones that have the headphone jacks on the bottom or not, but it would make sense that the headphone jack should be close to where the speaker is since it's just a matter of a physical disconnect of the speaker and physical connective the headphone jack.

Other logical reasons, I couldn't say I can't think of one in particular but I'm sure the engineers had their reasons.

As far as the cord is concerned, using a full blown head set such as the Audio Technica with a heavy cord in your phone will ultimately put extra strain on the headphone jack in your phone and potentially could cause it to become detached electrically from the motherboard due to that heavy pulling as you mentioned.

I might suggest that you go with either an extension cord that has a nice light cable and then plug your headphones into that extension cord, or the suggestion for Bluetooth was not all that bad. There are Bluetooth receivers that are high fidelity run by a small battery typically aa our aaa, and you can plug your headphones into that little receiver and then set your Bluetooth output on your phone and now you have completely wireless audio in your high end headphones.

Any other suggestions?

Oh and by the way, let's keep the responses light and pleasant and respectful. No need to get sarcastic or snippy.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] sprintuser1977:
that is your response? You want us to care about your pref. but we can't .... never mind. Not wasting my S-pen tip to continue

Kicking Deuce on the Beast, Note 3
[Galaxy Note 4 General] dkb218:
Why even answer this troll? It's not a piece of iCrap. That's the logical reason. That's where it belongs. Get another iCrap of you want the jack on the bottom of the phone.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] CLShortFuse:
I prefer it since it would work better for me using it in my pants pocket.

If it really bothers you, you can get a micro USB to 3.5mm adapter and use the bottom.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Warren.D:
Friends with iPhones are forever blocking there 3.5mm jacks with fluff, lint etc because it's on the bottom.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Malkozaine:
Huh....I never knew those where a thing. Are they any good?
[Galaxy Note 4 General] eddhard:
This is an entertaining debate. I thought I'd do a Google. As has been stated. There could be hardware reasons. Due to space in the phone etc or another good theory is that the headphone jack as a loose electronic connection could in some very minor way affect the antenna so it is as far away as possible to reduce interference. It could be down to the designers preference.

This debate happens on every phone.

Here is a good example .... https://discussions.apple.com/message/19551193

No one is ever happy. Just because you don't agree with them doesn't make them a troll.

Incidentally on walkmen and diskmen the jack was always at the top because of the belt clip. Could be it's just tradition.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] BarryH_GEG:
Packaging? There are a ton of components that get crammed in to a smartphone. Some like ports and switches need external access, some generate heat, some need to acquire radio signals, and some need to be a certain distance away from other types of components. Add to that Samsung offers replaceable batteries and external storage along with a removable back panel. I guess when all that was taken in to account the answer was "the headphone jack goes on top." I've never owned an Apple mobile device so until your post thought all headphone jacks were on top. If the Note 4's was against Samsung's norm and on the bottom I wouldn't be thrilled because I like and am use to where it is but wouldn't consider it a change I'd fret over. I wouldn't not buy an Apple device just because of its jack placement either.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] lyrad12:
bluebuds x bluetooth is a must! wired headphones/headset is so Jurassic
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Malkozaine:
I would say that the belt clip idea is still very sound. I work at a hospital and a ton of the Doctors have belt clips for their phones.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] SquidgyB:
I'd love to go wireless myself, but FLAC over bluetooth is like copying a cassette to a CD and expecting CD quality. For some people (myself included) that just wouldn't do.

USB out is a valid choice for OP, though I have a "dock cable" and although the Note detects the dock it doesn't route audio through the cable. I haven't been able to get it to work using 3rd party audio routing software or stock...

I like the 3.5mm jack socket on the note much more than the one on my old S3 - the jack sits flush in the socket giving a firm connection, and the aluminium bezel gives it much more sturdiness than older designs. Looks like it will last.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] 666poseidon:
+1 on top. A great reason is that if it were at the bottom then you won't be able to dock the phone on a stand since the micro USB is also at the bottom. So the side or on top it has to be.
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] :
Q&A for [kernel][i9105/i9105p][oc][stock][experimental][28/06/2013]new kernel

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[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] nickthenack9:
Advice on flashing kernel

hey guys, I would like to use this kernel but I have always avoided flashing the kernel because of the risk of bricking my phone. I have a GT-I9105P, rooted with the stock kernel and the Unofficial AOSB Project 1.3.7 (4.4.4). Am I going to have any compatibility issues? which order do I flash the 2 zips in? Thanks in advance
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] karamancho:
this is a stock kernel which means it's made for touchwiz roms. since you are using a custom AOSP rom, you'll need an AOSP based kernel. your choices are nebula and mosh kernel (look for AOSP variants).
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] QA Bot:
Q&A for [GUIDE]How To Port Different ROMS to Your Device (Simplest and Fastest)

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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xyntax:
I've been following this way, but I experienced a "installation aborted" (without status)

I know this is wrong in "updater script", anyone can help me fix the updater script to be installed?

sorry for my bad english, because I am Indonesian people
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nova Nirvana:
Porting cm11 to stock deodexed rom

Hi,

I want to ask some questions regarding your guide on how to port rom..

Can I PORT cm11 from Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini i8190 using stock Samsung Galaxy Grand Quattro gt-i8552 deodexed rom as the BASE? Both device have the same 480 x 800 resolution..

If I can't, will other stock based custom Rom do the trick?

And do I have to ask for permission from the developers of the ROMs before doing this?

Thankyou... Awesome tutorial btw..
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Niraj Korde:
Thank you for sharing useful information

Sir thanx for giving info to port a rom
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thatsupnow:
Hello I'm trying to port nexus 5 paranoid android to my sgs5. I'm just having a little difficulty figuring out what to change on the updater script. There are no set_perms like the guide has and I'm getting an updater script error when flashing. Any suggestions on what to do??