yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sony Xperia M] Sai Bhasker Raju:
This may be the solution.

Hey brother,

Even i encountered that problem before, even i followed the same steps mentioned in the official sony site and was successful in wiping out my stock ROM and got stuck into the boot logo "SONY".

Then i tried to reset my phone using hard reset keys but didnt work.

i sincerely suggest you not to use flashtool.exe( which will open up CMD and u type series of codes ) .

Then i used Androxyde XPERIA Flashtool ( now new version is released) you can download from

here : http://www.xperiafirmware.com/compo...2-uncategorised/30-androxyde-xperia-flashtool

Download the .FTF file of your phone and connect your phone in Flashboot mode ( it may be volume down key , search for ur phone).

Then make sure you check Wipe data and cache partition and click the flash button.

I use Sony Xperia M Dual C2004. it worked for me and i am sure this will work for u too. if u have tested with this method and if it didnt work then i am so sorry i cant help u but trust me this will definitely work.:cowboy::good::cool::angel:
[Sony Xperia M] chetan02012:
Thank you very much bro... it reallly solved my problem.... i still did not able to find the root cause..

But anyway now my phone is working and m able to flash any rom i want...

Thank you
[Sony Xperia M] Nicklas Van Dam:
so that's solved with wipe data and cache:eek:? i think why i don't think that ya:confused:, waaa but great job you can solved it:D
[Sony Xperia M] chetan02012:
Nah it wasnt with the wiping of data and catche.. coz i did it mNy times.. but didnt work.

It was wid flashing the FTF with flashtool..
[Sony Xperia M] Nicklas Van Dam:
so the step is re flash the firmware with ftf.file after that you do wipe data/factory reset?:confused: only that? i think that what i do, but i don't do any wipe data?:D pok it's not necessary, but first your phone has succesfully boot up right with unlocked bootloader;) Good job and happy flashing anyway:silly:
[Sony Xperia M] Sai Bhasker Raju:
Hey Brother

Hey there,

When you flash .FTF file all your data on your phone will be erased , even the /System. So it restarts as good as before. Dont know whether this is the exact explanation but i did see this on Flashtool. so that made me tell this .. if u came through the exact explanation , plz do comment here. they are many waiting to learn. thanks:good::angel::D:D
[Sony Xperia M] Nicklas Van Dam:
but i think is that we can choose right? is that we want to wipe it? data or system in flashtool before we flash the .ftf file right?:confused: so why you say when we flash it the /data also erased automatically? i've flash it when my phone still locked bootloader to update 4.3 from 4.1.2 and my data is save?:confused: why:eek:?
[Sony Xperia M] Sai Bhasker Raju:
Yes

Hey there,

Yes we can select whether to wipe out data or not but the reason i mentioned is i want his phone to turn as new as before , you can exclude

wiping out the data but the remains of files in the /System can lead to undesirable , i never experimented but read in few blogs and few tld me abt this and that made me write it .so i never wanted to take chances and thats y i suggested him like that

i am no expert and still learning . but it is recommended to wipe out data and cache . thats what we do when we flash a custom rom right?

hope i was clear. thnx , gud day:cowboy::cowboy::angel::angel::good:
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] RaJa BerSiong:
Will Mediapad X1 7D-501L firmware, stuck/pause forever with 4.4.2??
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] Easy Computer:
Maybe... The latest Emotion UI is already 3.0 and thy didn't give to this one with the Kitkat update. If they do make a lollipop update for this one, The new version of this phone might be out. For their old Phablet the Ascend Mate 2 they have the emotion UI 2 update but They are still waiting for the Kitkat update. If only they are as the other companies to update their software Huawei would be bigger outside of China.
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] RaJa BerSiong:
That is why, I am afraid of buying Huawei phones.

I hope this X1 wont be stuck with 4.4.2 forever.

Other products like Sony n others, has a good firmware updates.
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] Easy Computer:
I do hope they do make the update. for their customers and for their company. also their phones doesn't have NFC w/c i really would like to have. Their phones look nice and have good specs and price. but if they don't follow up with the regular updates of android or their own UI it may cause old Huawei owners to upgrade and buy new Huawei.
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] joytest:
IMHO, software versions generally don't impact what you are able to do with the device from day 1.

A Gingerbread device will still let you install apps, make calls, use the camera, upload/download stuff, browse the internet etc.

You bought this device because of the hardware and what the hardware does, not because of the software version. My Note 3 is still on 4.3 from day 1 (1 year ago) with root and Xposed, and I'm completely satisfied with it.
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] Easy Computer:
Actually, im still deciding what to buy so i did some research about the x1. if you don't mind me asking you sir. im stuck with the note 3 and this phone the x1. i know the note 3 would be future proof for about a year or two because of its high specs but i like the metal build, screen size and the fact that the x1 has no physical home button because i don't like it. also the price of the x1 here where i'm at is around 140orm and the note 3 has a discounted price of 200orm for the 32gb version. if you would pick one from the two, which would you rather have?
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] joytest:
I have both. They serve different purposes.

The Note 3 for ease of portability and general browsing. The X1 is for media consumption and work email/VPN access to Microsoft Remote Desktop. That is why different screen sizes serve different purposes.

However, the X1 has better network reception than the Note3.
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] Alexei Volkoff:
I too have both devices. I actually bought this one because I found the Note 3 screen a bit small for reading PDFs, browsing the web and watching videos. My initial intention was to sell the Note 3 but now I'm not so sure. My feelings on both phones, after a month with the MediaPad X1 and 9 month with the Note 3:

MediaPad X1:

+ The screen size is a joy to use with certain applications and to watch videos. It also allows me to use my thumbs to write on the keyboard in portrait mode. I type much faster this way.

+ Skin tones are rendered more naturally than on AMOLED screens.

+ Battery life. It lasts sooooo much longer than the Note 3.

+ Speaker. Very good sound quality.

- Size. This thing is HUGE. No, let me correct it: GIGANTIC is a more appropriate term. Its main advantage is also its main drawback. The only place it fits is on the back pocket of my jeans and it protrudes like 3-4 cm. Even coat pockets are small for this thing. It is also nearly impossible to answer call with only one hand.

- Poor screen uniformity and washed out blacks.

- Weight. It is noticeably heavier than the Note 3.

- Even tough it fits in my hand (barely), making long calls with it is uncomfortable.

- Support. Huawei's support is a joke and even here on XDA there is little support for this device. This device's user manual is pathetic. There are loads of functionalities that aren't addressed on the manual. The ROMs feel like a rush job with lots of rough edges.

- Only supports memory cards up to 32GB.

- Non removable battery

- No NFC

- On screen home buttons steal a lot of screen space

Note 3:

+ Still fits in my pockets.

+ Blacks are as deep as they get, the screen has perfect uniformity and AMOLED's oversaturated colors are great for games and apps.

+ Support, both from Samsung and here on XDA.

+ Better hardware, better stock ROMs and availability of custom ROMs (if you are into them, which I'm not).

+ Supports cards up to 128 GB

+ Removable battery

+ NFC

+ S-pen (not a deal breaker for me, but it is nice to have)

+ Physical home buttons mean that every single pixel of the screen is used at all times with all applications.

- The screen size is big for a phone but a bit small for certain applications. 6.3" would be a great compromise between the gigantic Mediapad X1 and the not so big Note 3. I owned the Mega 6.3 for a short period and it was just the right compromise. Shame Samgung discontinued it.

- Skin tones are oversaturated and unrealistic, even in Movie, Professional photo (LOL!) or any other display mode meant to desaturate the colors.

- Battery life is O.K. for its class but pales in comparison with the MediaPad X1.

- Better camera

Right now I still haven't decided which one I'll keep but I'll have to make a decision until next week. Whatever I decide, it will be a compromise. The day Samsung makes a Galaxy Note phablet with 6.3" screen and razor thin bezels, I'll have my perfect phone. Until then, I have to make a compromise.
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] joytest:
Alexei,

The X1 is not gigantic. It is way smaller than the Nexus 7 and it DOES fit into my work pants front pockets. It even fits in the breast pocket of some of my shirts.

If you want to make long calls, for any phone, the best thing is to sit down compfortably and use a headset whether wired or bluetooth. I participate in hour-long conference calls often, and I have always used a headset. It's bad ergonomics if you don't.

SDcard support - definitely 64Gb is usable in FAT32 format, and I'm sure 128Gb in FAT32 is also usable. I am using a 64Gb card in my X1.

Color reproduction - I don't think you will be looking at a movie that has lots of black in it for most of the movie. Even if you were to be reading comics or black and white manga, most of the screen is white background anyway.

The onscreen buttons in 4.4.2 tend to autohide in media and game playback, so it's not an issue.

As for the rest, I do agree, but I'm not one that chanes devices often, so I'll definitely keep it till the next big thing comes along. *NOT* crapple of course.
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] Alexei Volkoff:
Hi joytest,

When I meant "gigantic", I was making a comparison with phablet class devices. Of course that if you compare to 7" tablets, the X1 is actually much smaller than the competition. Being big or small will depend from user to user. I'm not a short person but I'm far from being tall or having big hands. My advice to any potential buyer is to try it and decide for themselves.

I agree. However, it would be something else to carry in my already filled pockets. At home I use a headset, but on the move I use it with any headset, wired or BT. Again, one should access your his typical uses of the phone.

I tried a 64 GB Sandisk Ultra card and the device didn't recognize it. When I inserted a 32 GB card, also a Sandisk Ultra, it was immediately recognized. Both where formatted in FAT32. Which card are you using? I would love to have 64 GB on my X1.

I tend to agree with you when you say that most of the times it will not be an issue. However, the difference does exist. My X1 has notorious light bleed around the edges. It is very noticeable with a uniform black screen background. Is my device faulty? How does yours behave?

Not in media and game playback but you have to hide them manually in all other applications, which I find annoying.

Cheers,

Alex
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] kotty:
for 64GB card u can try format first to fat32 at yr PC using mini partition after that format again using yr x1.it work for me .
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] Alexei Volkoff:
Update: I've finally made a decision. I'm keeping my Note 3 and selling my MediaPad X1. As much as I love the long battery life and the big screen, it is just no practical to use all day long as a phone. I could live with its other flaws but I'm tired of feeling something this heavy in my pocket, of its cumbersome use for calls and feeling like I'm carrying a small brick in my pants in general. It is a great device if this doesn't bother you.

I'm moving back to the Note 3 forums. To all you gentlemen who I've interacted with in this forum, my best regards.
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] realeze:
Good for you. As amazing a device this is, it is not for everyone. I routinely flip between this and other smaller flagship phones but this phone always trumps for battery life and screen size. With a smart watch and headset it is manageable but sometimes I long for a normal 5" or so smartphone in my pocket. Cheers.
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] HHAM:
Hi Guys, Does anyone still have the link for this firmware?

Thanks
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] QA Bot:
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[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ebeth03:
Try Rom

i very great full to try this rom. if this rom performance like your post, i can say this is the best rom ever that i use for my Nexus4 (mako)

because i already use every rom in this xda.

my current rom in N5X PA Rom, this rom also have a best perform.. so if your rom like your post, you are the winner man [MENTION=5021613]JaMeVu[/MENTION]
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[Xperia SP Android Development] neXus PRIME:
This thread serves the purpose of unifying all my release into one thread.

For now i am doing it for simplicity, but as i have separate threads for Paranoid and PAC, so later on I will change this thread for OMNI.

Ok, so i noticed people love choice. People love flashing. They love changing things just for the sake of it.

So here i give you exactly the same.

Policy:

- No official Changelogs

- No ETA

I will post zips of OMNI, PAC and PARANOID whenever i build them and post them here. Just grab it and flash it. If you find a bug, wait for next release. or revert to previous. Or switch to other ROM. no hard feelings.

So for starting:

1. OMNI

https://mega.co.nz/#F!X0JgARSR!_znrn91i6dNt8oUtgqsmKg

2. PAC

https://mega.co.nz/#F!v0wDXATQ!_GrE14kzs_toCyHOOvJQXQ

3. PARANOID

https://mega.co.nz/#F!G0YH0QZT!JEGZtdqmcKWBYwAcTkSySA

All above are unofficial builds.
[Xperia SP Android Development] neXus PRIME:
1 reserve is enough.
[Xperia SP Android Development] neXus PRIME:
but 2 is better
[Xperia SP Android Development] lex.vr7:
Awesome!

I'm definitely going to give this a try! But first, could you list the bugs (if any)?

Much appreciated!

Thanks!

:D
[Xperia SP Android Development] neXus PRIME:
No bug listing required. There aren't any permanent bugs.

because these are all nightlies, so still be wary.
[Xperia SP Android Development] Silver Wx:
since you swich to bagyusz cm11 lbl base for pac the rom is a little less fluid.
[Xperia SP Android Development] Dammer Martins:
OMNI need only theme engine to be perfect. :rolleyes:
[Xperia SP Android Development] vwadam:
so omni rom too work perfect on locked bootloader? :D
[Xperia SP Android Development] air001:
Can you show up the mirror links in OP?
[Xperia SP Android Development] nasroed:
Hi Nexus Prime, now I'm in omnirom and that's a great room for me, particularly the smoothness when in recent panel. Stock rom even can't do this..

But there's no themes chooser, make it quite dissapointing..

then I try paranoid Nexus rom, but the problem is why I cannot see my original SD card contents. Looks like it has been formatted. Yeah I see the content actually, but just Android folder inside. Whereas in CWM, evrything is fine and content is showing. So, it's not formatted.

Why is it?
[Xperia SP Android Development] Silver Wx:
try to force media scanner with https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=burrows.apps.sdcard.
[Xperia SP Android Development] neXus PRIME:
Uploading a fresh omni. Check after an hour
[Xperia SP Android Development] shofiul1994:
waiting
[Xperia SP Android Development] nasroed:
come on dude.. show the whole information about omni in OP immediately..

really I can't wait for this rom to going stable..

I'm already using Omni as my daily driver now.

Best ROM so far. not just talk..

BTW, i it possible/good to dirty flash the 20141018 build??
[Xperia SP Android Development] sarkar1990:
No problem with a dirty flash.
[Xperia SP Android Development] neXus PRIME:
Sorry,

but not yet. If it works, it works. Use it, enjoy it.

As soon as my daily time is adjusted, i'll prepare thread.
[Xperia SP Android Development] aqua9teen1:
Nice to see all the ROM you make compile in one thread. Can't wait for OMNI official realease. Thumb up for NEXUS PRIME.
[Xperia SP Android Development] air001:
Mirror updated.
[Xperia SP Android Development] Terrycell6:
Omni Rom is kickass

Tried out omni rom lasnt night and it was great i could find no problems with it whatsoever, I would use this Rom only if the dev could place the option to move apps to sd card like slimkat. Thanks [MENTION=4350492]neXus PRIME[/MENTION]
[Xperia SP Android Development] DanielZRK:
Good news guys! ;) For all fans of DSB now are Open Source
[Xperia SP Android Development] neXus PRIME:
I was away on holidays.... I had planned to make it before new years, but plan got dumped... Hopefully any day this week... no promises.

I have to look at lollipop tree as well just after it...
[Xperia SP Android Development] skojevac:
Guys, I need a litle help here due to the old "error 7" problem. I was on the existenz rom and tried to install either pac or paranoid rom, but had zero success so far. I did everything according to the op, formated system and all that, tried to install either of these two roms, tried it with all three recoveries, but no matter what I did, there is always "error 7" at the end. I started from the very first stock rom, spent more than 4 hours and made more than dozen attempts only to hit a brick wall, and I do not know what else to do so anybody have an idea? I red everything about it, know the rom author doesn't want to know about it, but nothing suggested so far works for me.
[Xperia SP Android Development] Vinay_FXG:
I used to have this problem. There are many reasons for an Error 7 occurrence.

Anyways try Flashing another kernel and try its Recovery. I used to be able to fix the error by flashing it via CWM.

Or try opening the updater-script and remove the 'assert' part and try again.

If nothing works out, try redownloading the ROM as a last attempt. Good Luck :fingers-crossed:
[Xperia SP Android Development] skojevac:
Yeah, I was about to ask about the updater script too, only don't really feel comfortable to do that without approval of the rom author, I'd like to hear his oppinion. And also I can try and redownload the rom.

Thanks!
[Xperia SP Android Development] Vinay_FXG:
I don't see why you want the author's approval in editing the updater script :o

If you're afraid that you're violating some terms or conditions, you're not. Changing the updater-script will never provoke the author in any way.

If you're afraid of maybe messing things up, make a copy of the original ROM and then do the edit.

You can get a step by step tutorial here : http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=47357982&postcount=1 :good:

Anyways, if you want to wait for the confirmation from OP, you can! :fingers-crossed:
[Xperia SP Android Development] skojevac:
well, I am more "afraid" to mess up something and perhaps hard brick the phone. I doubt developer would be pissed off if I did something to his rom, it's just that I would like his opinion if possible. Thanks a lot for the link.
[Xperia SP Android Development] skojevac:
I tried downloading a new file, but nothing, and tried also removing the beginning of the script, but I than had "error 6", so this is getting really messed up.

edit: tried also another card, just in case, but it doesn't matter, it's the same.
[Xperia SP Android Development] leorobby92:
Try update CWM, search the thread and install the lastest.. :good:
[Xperia SP Android Development] Treboeth:
Nexus looking forward to your Lollipop Roms , I am currently trying [MENTION=5934815]Furrydaus[/MENTION] RR 5.02 roms very smooth with a few known bugs.

Hopefully now we have lost Bagy and Mrsteve :( we can see some collaboration from two excellent developers on 5.0 Roms :)

Always appreciated :cool:
[Xperia SP Android Development] skojevac:
Tried it with almost every version of recovery and quite a few roms, turned out phone partitions were somehow messed up, probably during previous flashing, so I fixed that by flashing FlashtoolOTG package first and than I was able to flash this rom. :good:
[Xperia SP Android Development] Rupant:
Touch becomes unresponsive while charging especially navigation bar.. Any solution?
[Xperia SP Android Development] Vinay_FXG:
Possible Solutions

This has been a common bug for XSP. Any of the following might help in fixing this issue :

1. Try different chargers and preferably of the same Ampere rating.

2. Wrap a copper wire around the socket pin. The thinner the better.

3. Use a USB extender cable between the charger and the MicroUSB-USB cable that came with the device.

1 & 3 works perfectly for me. I use a Samsung Charger. Read about the 2nd option somewhere and I haven't tested it myself. :fingers-crossed:
[Xperia SP Android Development] Araib93:
PAC rom is simply the best rom I have ever tried ! I was getting bored with CM 11 and couldn't wait for CM 12 any longer so thought I should try something different to ease passage of time and I am so glad I did :D PAC rom has all features I wanted since day one I owned XSP. Halo, floating window, loads of customization all without xposed framework and best part is that even after so many features the rom doesn't feel bloated at all :victory: Thank you so much for this wonderful rom [MENTION=4350492]neXus PRIME[/MENTION] keep up the good work mate :highfive:
[Xperia SP Android Development] Furrydaus:
I'm not trying to create a fight or anything here but I honestly feel like the thread should have a mini explanation of what it offers. I want to flash one of your amazing ROMs Nexus but I honestly feel that giving users more 'transparency' would help out a lot to new users. I'm gonna continue looking for your separate threads to see which one suits me best ;)

Btw, I'm leaving OMNI and PAC 5.0 so you can handle em since I should give respect for your side of development. :)

Cheers

~Furrydaus
[Xperia SP Android Development] Silver Wx:
[MENTION=2988582]NexusPrime[/MENTION], don't forger linaro optimized rom... You are the last hoope....
[Xperia SP Android Development] Furrydaus:
I would try it myself but just to be safe, I'm gonna continue studying Android and will comeback after I am sure I can handle Developer Roles and also comeback when I am finally free from my O' Level's (Singapore's 2nd National Exam). Hoping to learn more from NexusPrime and potentially Bagyusz. But I have a feeling that they don't like me :(
[Xperia SP Android Development] Araib93:
You are a great dev too Furrydaus so dont underestimate yourself :) I still remember your CM11s though it has been a while since I used it but it was a nice rom too :) Also lets not forget RR 5.0.2 :D
[Xperia SP Android Development] ishan.cool8:
any fix

Sometimes pac ROM lags very badly is there any fix????

Is there any way to expand team on PAC ROM????
[Xperia SP Android Development] Furrydaus:
One question, does ART work in PAC? Does it contain any sort of bootloop?

For the earlier question, yes the team can expand if nexus prime wishes to expand the team