yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raze599:
No I bought mine from Moto Maker in the UK. Hopefully it should be fixed in the next update.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nithin1992:
The Moto X unlike the regular Ok Google which is available on all phones, is not only listening for the words to activate but also processes it to make sure its a close match to the voice used during the initial training setup. Try rerunning the voice training and record your voice without any accent, try speak casually the way you normally do trying to wake up your moto x. This should help
[AT&T LG G3] QA Bot:
Q&A for [Rom] Stock Deodex ATT LG G3

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[AT&T LG G3] quagmicah:
Test

Could I test this on my G3
[AT&T LG G3] theduffman1:
Yea ive debloated my G3 .... So im having trouble understanding why i would want to install this rom.
[AT&T LG G3] Craleb:
Its an easy flash back to stock if you mess something up. Its also deodexed which makes it easier for devs to build roms off of i think.

Im personally downloading it to pull the stock build.prop and apns.conf file to mess around with other roms.

You probably wouldnt want to flash it to use as is unless you want fresh stock. But you know... Some peopke will use it so we should thank the dude ( [MENTION=2659642]1Cwulf[/MENTION] ) who made it.
[AT&T LG G3] 1Cwulf:
Installing it is totally up to you.

Its deodexed so it's easier to work with as a base to make other roms and makes it a little easier to theme. Sometimes odexed apks are a pain to work with.

That said I plan on building of this and debloating and changing some stuff that's been bugging me on this phone.

Edit. It can also be used as a daily driver, this is what I'm using.
[AT&T LG G3] omaralkha99:
can i update?

So i am currently running this stock rom and it is great. One thing i noticed though that other roms dont have it that through the settings you can still receive software uodstes. So lets say lg released the android l update, would it be safe to update once it gets received, or should we wait for u
[AT&T LG G3] 1Cwulf:
Do not attempt to take ota while using this...it will fail and you could possibly end up stuck in recovery.

I am currently running a slightly modded version I did based on latest ota without carrier IQ, ota and some bloat removed with 1 or 2 tweaks. Seem like there wasn't much interest for this so I never did post it. If people are interested I can upload it later today. Btw I did not invert anything in it.
[AT&T LG G3] omaralkha99:
PowerUser edition Rom?

Sorry 1 more question, whats the difference between ur rom and PowerUser Edition V1 - Modified International Stock ROM? They seem pretty much the same, any key differences?

Thanks in advance
[AT&T LG G3] 1Cwulf:
Biggest difference is there is no bloat or setting changes done by At&t. It might have some tweaks/mods added but can't say for sure since I haven't ran it. With roms like these no real reason to use a Rom based on at&t I guess lol.

This is just a rooted base to use or make changes to if someone wanted.
[AT&T LG G3] omaralkha99:
it would be great if you can upload the more modded version even if it is even slightly more better, will be greatly appreciated. thanks
[AT&T LG G3] 1Cwulf:
If anyone is interested I have a slightly modded rom based on OTA in post #2 in this thread http://xdaforums.com/att-lg-g3/deve...ed-d85010f-t2945873/post56876399#post56876399
[AT&T LG G3] shayneflashindaily:
I personally would run poweruserv1

2SHAYNEZ
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PieterGen:
Hi guys, my Galaxy tab 7.7 is still completely stock: Honeycomb and Touchwiz...... :crying: High time to move on!

Ultimately, I'd like to be able to try a few ROMs, using a ROM manager. When I want to install CWM from Google Play, it indicates that I need to manually install a recovery. I found found daniel_hk's tar files for the P6800 (CWM recovery)

I'm using a Linux PC, and I want to use Heimdall to flash. There is nothing on the Tab that needs to be preserved. (for the record: I've spent quite some time reading lots of threads on this, Googling stuff; and I I have experience with Linux arch & gentoo, so I am very used to doing my homework, but now I really need some help :) THANKS

My questions

1. Are these the correct steps I need to take? If not please correct me.

- flash CWM recovery

- reboot the Tab

- install CWM (as an app, from Google Play)

- then get Root? Using what app / method?

- flash the wanted ROM, using Heimdall, installing it using the ROM manager

2. it is enough to flash the recovery image, don't I need a cache.img as well? It's not in Daniel's .tar....

3. how will I flash? I don't really understand the heimdall GUI.... So , if i simply use the terminal, would I use

heimdall flash --no-reboot --RECOVERY recovery.img or is it better to leave the --no-reboot out ?

4. Will the recovery image (there is one for cwm 6.0.3.0 and cwm 6.0.4.3) only work with the corresponding cwm? Or will any image do?

Thank you all very much! [off topic ]Although the Linux kernel is in Android, for some reason it is hard to really understand it, maybe because words like 'firmware' or 'ROM' and 'kernel' seem to have a different meaning in Android/Phones compared to Linux/x86 PCs. That, plus you can 'brick' your PC - unless your flashing a BIOS or something :): [/off topic ] Again, thanks in advance !
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PieterGen:
Never mind, i could not wait. I flashed with --no-boot, but then had to reboot manually. I will post a manual when I'm ready. So far: CWM installed, Root obtained, KitKat installed.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frosty400:
Hi, everyone. This is my first post on XDA. I'm in Eastern Canada, and my local area just recently got LTE coverage, so I'm keen on taking advantage, but I'm on the international Note 3. I just recently upgraded from 4.3 to 4.4.2. Rooted with towelroot. Obviously Bell insists that there's absolutely no way I can get on their LTE network, although research suggests otherwise. I should note that my signal strength is typically bad (and erratic) compared to my friends'. Too many details are better than not enough, so here we go.

Model: SM-N9005

Model name: GALAXY Note 3

Country of origin: Made in Vietnam

Manufacturing date: 2013.09.11

Knox: 0x0

Original/Firmware/Active CSC Code: XME

CSC Country/ISO: Malaysia (MY)

Product code: SM-9005ZKEXME

Version: Android 4.4.2

Build date: Aug 28, 2014

Bootloader/Baseband/PDA: N9005XXUGNH1

CSC: N9005OLBGNH1

Kernel: 3.4.0-1955971, dpi@SWDD5720 #1, Thu Aug 28

Build: KOT49H.N9005XXUGNH1

Changelist: 1955971

Active mobile operator name: Bell

Active mobile network code: 302610

1) I assume that there's no easy way to go about this, so I'm wondering if it's possible to "convert" the SM-N9005 to a SM-N900W8 (Bell Note 3), so to speak? In other words, can I safely use Odin to change my phone to read as below?

BMC (Bell Canada)

PDA/MODEM: N900W8VLUCNB7

CSC: N900W8OYACNB7

And if so, would LTE then work? Currently I have these bands available: 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 20, but I need many more than that.

2) If the above outline won't work, will I need to use the method from the following thread?

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s5/general/how-to-add-rf-lte-frequency-bands-to-t2886059

This looks rather heavy for my level experience, as I've never used custom firmware or kernels, and I'd prefer not to trip knox, if possible.

I know there's a fair amount of material on this, but I wanted to get insight on my particular situation before I make any reckless attempts.

Thank you in advance, for any help or direction.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nicholaschum:
You will trip KNOX regardless whether you mod or flash a different model's modem.

Best way is to try unlock the bands manually instead of attempting to flash another model's baseband as that may cause a permanent brick in the modem level. By modding you can always reflash.

Remember to take an EFS backup, by flashing TWRP then backing up EFS and dumping it on your computer just in case.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frosty400:
Thanks a lot, nicholaschum. I've since read up on it some more, and I'm definitely not alone on wanting to do this. Given the complexity of the band-enabling process, it may just be easier to sell my N3 and invest in a N4 directly from Bell. I'd hate to screw something up and be unable to return it to its original state.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vndnguyen:
It's not so complex. You can follow 32 steps in the Quick Start Guide of that thread.

You don;t need to calculate NV items manually. You can use Qualcomm NV Calculator app to calculate.

You even can try that guide with your stock om/kernel and see if the NV items stick? If they stick after reboot, that's OK. If they will not stick, then you will need the custom kernel.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frosty400:
Thanks, vndnguyen. My concern is that I might mess something up throughout the process and brick my phone, or render it unusable. That isn't an option at this point, or a risk I'm quite willing to take. I assume there are risks involved here. But are you saying that the worst that can happen if I try this on a stock rom/kernel that the NV items just simply won't stick? No harm done? I'd prefer to hear from someone who's done this on the same model with the same stock rom/kernel, only because I'm not well versed in this type of thing.

PS - I assume by "then you will need the stock kernel", you meant 'custom kernel'.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vndnguyen:
Yes, my typo, I have edited my post. Sorry.

I personally didn't try that instruction, as I don't need to add bands at the moment.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frosty400:
In any case, I appreciate your help. I'm guessing that I would indeed need a custom rom/kernel to have any chance at success, only because nothing ever goes how I hope it does :)

It's too bad there wasn't a 'batch' app to help automate at least some of the process. To add more bands, open 'band-adding app' and click 'add more bands' :laugh:
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vndnguyen:
If you read the Quick Start Guide, you will see there are 32 steps and they are not too complex. The most hard thing is calculation NV items, and you can use Qualcomm NV Calculator to calculate. All other steps are easy to understand. If you need more help at any steps in that guide, please let me know.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frosty400:
Thanks again, vndnguyen. If I knew it would work on my stock rom/kernel, I might attempt it, but I don't really have the time to spare if there's no guarantee that it will. I'd end up having to commit more time to a custom rom/kernel, wherein I'm sure something would go wrong. My problem is, once I start something, I can't get away from it :p In fact, I should be working right now - not posting here :cowboy:
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frosty400:
Hi, all. I didn't make it far in the band unlock process because I can't even seem to get into diagnostic mode.

As soon as I go into USB settings and select CP, the below USB SETTINGS section disappears, and underneath CP is "OK" and "Reboot". It doesn't seem as if I can get it to stick on CP, or choose the below USB SETTINGS simultaneously (but it does say "Saved" after clicking OK). If I select 'RNDIS + DM + Modem' first and then CP, it does appear to take both settings, but it never shows both settings at the same time so I don't really know. Also can't seem to have USB debugging checked simultaneously, or else it won't even show up in device manager when plugged in. It does show up if I leave USB debugging unchecked, but again, not sure if I'm really in diagnostic mode. Not sure if this is related, but when I go to *#9090# it says:

DIAG CONFIG

NOT SUPPORTED

I've tried several drivers (uninstalled, reinstalled) both automatically and manually, and tried putting kies on and off, many reboots of both PC and phone, different USB ports, etc.

IN QPST there's a checkbox to show only diagnostic ports. If I uncheck this box, I can select something, but don't think that helps me. I'm getting the feeling that diagnostic mode is blocked or disabled. Any ideas? Thanks.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] botwa2000:
I've done a lot of exploration on the bands unlocking topics, summarised here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2869657

I haven't been able to unlock on my S5.
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] Jibby777:
I've been having a few issues backing up apps with Titanium Backup. Whenever I try to run a backup, I'm getting an insufficient storage error, despite having more than enough storage. However, the strange thing is, when I check the backup folder after the error, the first app in the batch backup has been backed up, but the rest haven't.

I've looked around and noticed that many other people have been having this issue, but none of the solutions seem to be working (moving backup location to SD, resetting backup location, fixing permissions, etc.).

I'm including a few screenshots in hope that they will help someone spot the problem.

Samsung Galaxy S3 I9305 (LTE)

Android 4.3 Jellybean (Rooted)

Stock ROM and Kernel

TWRP Recovery

Titanium Backup home:

Backup Location

Error Message

Backup Location After Error:
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stg13:
I have the Z3v on VZW and have noticed there is no setting for changing the system font - am I just missing this or is there a way to change the font without root?
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] Mohamed Elhadad:
why developes don't customize stock rom instead of compiling customs rom

stock roms like exslim have great stablity and so fast with no lag wit high in call volume + add extra volume these are a great stuff of features

the idea is can developers add all feature and stuff of custom rom to stock rom with themes and all the thing this will be an awesome thing to our phone
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] naskodeuces:
Because there is no 4.4.4 stock rom for sg2+
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] Mohamed Elhadad:
i know i mean the idea of modifing stock rom
[Desire 816 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dom246:
So i have a desire 816 single sim (A5_UL) and i want to return to stock rom cause i have purchased an M8 and would like to sell the 816 but i cant seem to find the RUU that is compatible with 3.19 hboot can anyone help?
[Desire 816 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drummer1839:
http://www.htcdev.com/devcenter/downloads/P30

Is this what you looking for?

Or is this kernel source code?
[Desire 816 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vbrsekhar:
I think that is just the kernel source codes and not the full rom. The stock rom would be close to 1 GB file size where as the file in your link is just 155 MB or so.
[Desire 816 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jithumon:
Yeah.. That's kernel source
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] KennyK:
What is the concensus of restoring data after a rom upgrade. For example, using Faria AKU 3.3 to his current 3.3v2. Would the restore from 3.3 (backup) overwrite the tweaks created in the upgrade to 3.3v2? Resinstalling apps clean is the preferred way, just curious.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] papizdono:
if restoring backup, and selecting the REGISTRY RESTORE, you will restore the registry where most of hacks are made... so YES if restore a full backup, you would restore the tweaks also, or overwrite the new once... but be carefull, some stuff when upgrading OS is different, so in most cases when moving to newer ROM, the update destroys the OS and you need a hard reset,.. thats why most of us do a contact, calender backup and everything else is a fresh clean install.
[HTC One S] mikronac.ns:
[IMG="AICPLOGO"]http://i.imgur.com/GhQyhHk.png[/IMG]​

I am presenting to you AICP ROM for Ville. Rom has always been AOKP based so expect all AOKP goodies + new additions.

Feature list:

AOKP features

TRDS Dark switch

Halo

OmniSwitch

Profiles

Lockscsreen Notifications

Active Display

Wakelock blocker

System app Remover

Animations

Lockecreen color theming

Lockscreen blur, gestures etc...

etc...

More information are available here.

-Kernel Source-

---Download---​

XDA:DevDB Information

[UNOFFICIAL] [4.4.4] [S4] AICP, HBOOT 2.15, 30.10.2014, ROM for the HTC One S

Contributors

mikronac.ns, LorD ClockaN

ROM OS Version: 4.4.x KitKat

ROM Kernel: Linux 3.4.x

ROM Firmware Required: 2.15

Based On: AOKP

Version Information

Status: Stable

Created 2014-10-25

Last Updated 2014-10-30
[HTC One S] mikronac.ns:
AICP have incredible number of tweaks... Amazing....

I will add screenshots soon.
[HTC One S] Audioffensive:
Sounds nice. Is this as smooth and stable as your Liquidsmooth rom? Because i'm on that one now and it is really stable. :)

But i can't help myself drom trying other stuff ;)

Edit: Never mind. Just tried it out. It's nice man!! Very smooth. Just had 1 reboot after installing 25 apps and setting all accounts up. But besides that it's very smooth. Running with Icecode.

There are really a ton of options in this rom. Unbelievable :)

Again a very nice job!!!

Verstuurd van mijn One S
[HTC One S] mikronac.ns:
:)

I have no any reboot. Using Stock kernel (CM)... I am thinking about dropping AOKP, AICP is a way better.
[HTC One S] Audioffensive:
Yeah it's a great rom! Real fast and snappy.

Has al you want in it and much more :)

Keep up the good work man!!
[HTC One S] b0mb:
Does it have hover?
[HTC One S] mikronac.ns:
It have.
[HTC One S] b0mb:
Fine! I will give it a try ☺
[HTC One S] Audioffensive:
Can't find one thing among this absurd amount of options ;)

How do I get the dashclock widget (or any widget) on the lockscreen??
[HTC One S] b0mb:
I also can't figure out how to add a custom widget to the lockscreen ?

Edit: widgets have to be enabled under settings/security first.
[HTC One S] grorg:
Any chance to get 2.16 version?
[HTC One S] mikronac.ns:
Did you saw my signature? If not, look again.
[HTC One S] Loreane Van Daal:
Well, i thought i stopped being flashoholic... ;)

Nice rom indeed, by first impression, will test it tomorrow for incall audio, mobile data, FM and battery. What LCD density you ppl propose for this rom? As it is or?
[HTC One S] mikronac.ns:
I filled one 500GB drive with sources. Synced OMNI source today but have no time to set up environment, it will wait some time...

AICP is my favorite now... :)

FM works as on CM, AICP using CM kernel..
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Is it faster than LS? Also curious to try it as I don't know what customization it has more than LS

Sent from nowhere over the air...
[HTC One S] Audioffensive:
I have it set to 182 now. Looks very slick.

Performance is great. Only reboots do happen on this rom with IceCode. Didn't have that on LiquidSmooth.

But i think i can live with that ;)
[HTC One S] derkleinebroicher:
After about one day with this rom I am a bit ambivalent, what to think about it. It's running stable and smooth, but battery drain seems to be a bit to high (installed AkTorontos Bubba-zombie-edition). I know it's difficult to say something about battery after only one day, but this is just a first impression.

There are indeed tons of options and settings, that can be made. Unfortunately sprinkled about the whole phone, which means, sometimes you have to go through the complete settings menu, to find what you are searching for. On the other hand i'm missing settings like custom tiles or the ability, to change the background color of the lockscreen (I prefer a black background) - this option does not work.

So actually I have no idea, if I like this one or not, but will give it at least one more day to find out. :D
[HTC One S] mikronac.ns:
Battery life is same like CM's one for me. It have CM kernel. So, for poor battery blame kernel :)

[MENTION=1045770]Rapier[/MENTION] How you think is it faster? I tried every rom on XDA for our phone and every rom was fast for me.
[HTC One S] Audioffensive:
Saw that there are 2 versions now of this rom.

25th and 26th. I have 25th. Is there much difference with 26th??
[HTC One S] Rapier:
I can't tell, I've flashed it only today in the morning and I've used directly the 26th build

Sent from nowhere over the air...
[HTC One S] Audioffensive:
Just flashed 26th over 25th and system is totally *** up :)

Restored my LS backup now. Sticking with that for now. It's as fast as this, and more stable. Had no reboots whatsoever and with IcoCode I did have 4 already in 1,5 day.......

Really love all the features, but stability is more important I think, and Liquid has a buttload of features too.... :)
[HTC One S] Loreane Van Daal:
As i said initially, rom is nice and smooth. Today i was quite "task less" so had a time to play with ROM a bit.

A bunch of functions, lot of useful ones, can be a bit confusing but generally considering more options a plus. Haven't had a single reboot from this morning. Incall quality is very low and other party's voice is almost unrecognizable and like in a barrel - you should implement audio fix, like in oneplus cm11s. Data drop is a big problem for me - persistent data drops on mt:s, several in a row. Data on, data off and it lasts for cca. 30-40 sec. After that some period of H+, then data off again. When is data working, it works as it should. WiFi flawless even on SBB free spots, HotSpot working. Restored around 90 apps from oneplus nand, all went well. Had a few FC's on initial app start, but on second start everything went fine. Battery life is OK for me - busted battery in less then seven hours, but it was in a name of science ;)

I spoke today with j361g4 from AS, he tried ROM too, and had a same issues as i did. He's also on mt:s.

To conclude, promising ROM, with some polishing (as [MENTION=1045770]Rapier[/MENTION] said) and minor tweaks it could be really a nice DD.
[HTC One S] mikronac.ns:
That's my Serbian Android girl... :)

I don't know why data connection have this behaviour. I am on mt:s too, but I don't have any problems. Build dependencies are same like on other ROMs.

I will take a look tommorow...

Edit: [MENTION=4957374]Loreane Van Daal[/MENTION] Are you experiencing full service drop or just data drop?
[HTC One S] Loreane Van Daal:
Not full service, just data. Or, it don't show "empty" signal bar like on oneplus. But on oneplus it is really rare issue. Here is very often. I checked APNs, changed a few things, I have a good coverage (Vračar). Had to switch back to oneplus so i can't provide logs, but made nand and stored it @ office.

Maybe it's SIM issue, I "tailored" it a long time ago with some YT guide :D

But same SIM is working ok with oneplus one and m7. HTC one S does have some strange behavior :)
[HTC One S] mikronac.ns:
It is not sim card issue, I tried... I reverted fast dormacy rule to default value (0) and I have no data drops for a while (on every ROM)...

Did you change some battery saving settings?
[HTC One S] Loreane Van Daal:
Nope, don't believe in that battery stuff :) . I only use Lion tamer (ex unbounce) and Greenify. I already started to write that no way that i have FD 1 but look just in case and there it is.

Fast dormancy is 1 now, on oneplus cm11s , i thought i changed in build.prop to zero. Hmmm, i didn't checked @ all believing that it's zero. I always check that and change. Well, even we ninjas can make such flaws ;)
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Most recent CM based ROMs might have that entry removed from build.prop and in that case it is defaulted to 0

Sent from nowhere over the air...
[HTC One S] mikronac.ns:
Yeah, I know. I submitted that patch :P
[HTC One S] Audioffensive:
What does the fast dormancy setting do?? :)

Verstuurd van mijn One S