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[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] DickyG:
There have been several posts recently on various threads suggesting making partitions on the SD card. Question: What is the purpose of this and what are the benefits?

At present, I'm running CM11 with few, if any, problems. Am currently only using about 1 GB of space on my SD card. I have 55 apps installed.

Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
Well, apps and games are different. Games (and I play just a small few of the very many available) take up much more space. The other Galaxy S devices have only 512Mb flash, while ours has 1G. The problem is the other Galaxy S devices also have an internal SD card, where as SGS4G only has external SD card. Considering the fact that SDXC (SD cards capable of >=64GB) is supported (and I tested it the other day), we can move partitions like the data partition to the SD card.

The current used space on your SD card is expected to be low. Check the internal storage used on your phone.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] DickyG:
Depending on usage, I generally have about 150-160 mb of free space in internal memory. If I make a partition, what should I push to it and should I expect increases in speed and/or performance?

Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
That's about what I expected.

Well, first of all, both the kernel and the android system image would need some changes made to support moving the data partition from the internal storage to the sdcard.

I think [MENTION=3833556]FBis251[/MENTION] made a test image and reported that it might not have been as fast as he thought it would have been.

Many people have reported success with Link2SD app, and here is a link to one by [MENTION=4214612]Rebel_X[/MENTION].
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] DickyG:
Good input.....thanks. Probably not going to create one since I'm satisfied with my phone's performance. If it ain't broke....
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Sent from my Nexus 5
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Maverickunna:
I just bougt a Galaxy S5 G900F and have the follwing issues:

Every Time I leave a LTE cell and went back to HSDPA 3G the signal drops completely,

in my status bar was the "no parking" symbol (without the P inside of course) and I completely

lose my provider signal for some seconds. This also happens when I drop from 3G to EDGE...

Worst of all is the fact that my active phone calls where killed then too. Afer a few seconds

The signal returns and I have to recall.

Here are my specs:

Galaxy S5: Europe G900F

Provider: O2 (Telefonica)

ROM: Stock G900FXXU1ANG2

No provider branding.

No root, Knox Varranty void 0X0.

What have I tested before: I already changed my Sim card (same provider, same phone number) and I did a full-wipe.

Has anyone similar problems with connection loss? Has anyone already flashed an older or newer modem-file

and does anyone know if I flash a different Modem file, will I get a Knox Varranty void 0x1?

:crying:
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vndnguyen:
- Check your network mode in the Settings > More networks > Mobile networks > Network mode?

- If that setting is correct, open the Dialer, enter *#0011# > Menu button > Back item > Menu > Key Input > Q0 > wait... > DEBUG SCREEN > NAS INFORMATION > MM REJECT CAUSE and show the screenshot?
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Maverickunna:
Network Mode is LTE / WCDMA / GSM (Auto)

[IMG="Debug Screenshot"]http://s14.directupload.net/images/141027/gsgukur8.jpg[/IMG]
[General Questions and Answers] flemmyy:
i rooted my htc desire 610 everything was running perfect but i couldnt use freedom or lucky patcher or anything so i seen on google u have to s-off a htc device so i followed a tutorial to s-off my device tutorial told me to go to recovery select wipe and wipe cache, data, system, davlik cache and now i have no os and im stuck in a boot loop.

All help is appreciated thank you
[Verizon LG G3] mdecker:
I recently got my LG G3 a few days ago and I've been having trouble getting media to play through my aftermarket head unit (Pioneer FH-P8000BT).

I had used it via Bluetooth with my HTC Incredible, Galaxy Nexus and Galaxy S3 all with (for the most part) no issues streaming Pandora, Google Play Music, etc. The only time Bluetooth gave me trouble is on my S3 whenever i loaded an ASOP ROM, it would have a hard time connecting but it would be intermittent. Any TouchWiz roms, no issues (the Galaxy Nexus never had any problems no matter the ROM).

With the G3 I just got I had first performed a factory reset so it's 100% stock (rooted). I had also cleared the memory on my Pioneer unit.

When first connecting, it goes through without any problems and I'm able to stream media. The moment I shut my car off then turn it back on, it's unable to connect media audio (phone still works). And it had the same issue regardless of if the app is closed out or open and even restarted the phone.

I got the unit back in 2008 so I realize it's using an older version of Bluetooth and it looks like Pioneer dropped support as there are 0 firmware updates since it's been released. I saw another post (different forum) about someone having similar issues connecting their G2 to the same HU however they responded LG had released an update and they've been working since.

I'm almost tempted to upgrade the unit but would rather wait for Android Auto to come out. Hoping anyone in the forums knows a fix and can help out.

Thank you!
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] ChuckFinley1992:
Hi all,

I am looking to try a new lockscreen other than the default HTC lockscreen to get more information at a glance. However, all of the lock screen replacements I have tried seem to sometimes have a slight delay where the HTC lockscreen shows for a second before the custom one I installed shows up. Is there a way to prevent this from happening, and just have the phone go directly to the custom lockscreen? I am rooted and s-off which should help. Any help would be appreciated.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] rhodyvik:
Have you used the ViperOneM8 custom ROM? In the tweaks it allows you full customization of the lock screen + other screens. Nova Launcher in combination with ViperOneM8 is how I have my phone and I couldn't be happier! ?

And they're releasing a new 3.x version within a couple weeks, if not days over the new 4.4.4 firmware.

Sent via Tapatalk on my Big Red M8
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] ChuckFinley1992:
Hi,

Thanks for the response. I used to be running viperROM, but I was hoping that the lockscreen would give me more information at a glance kind of like how the new Lollipop lockscreen looks. I looked though a lot of the settings, but didn't seem to find what I was looking for. I will be looking into the new version once it drops, because I definitely liked the ROM, just wished the lockscreen could be customized the way I like.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] rhodyvik:
Maybe a theme download? Sorry

Sent via Tapatalk on my Big Red M8
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] shortstuff_mt:
If you go into the /system/priv-app directory and re-name the HtcLockScreen.apk to something like HtcLockScreen.apk.bkp then it will default to the AOSP lock screen after a re-boot. I am doing that and using the DashClock lockscreen widget. I'm happy with the results. You also get the full-screen music art on the lockscreen, which I like having back.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] masa9881:
When calling to someone and it's busy, the sound comes on speaker not on phone handle. How to change that? I want that the busy sound comes also on phone handle.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] masa9881:
Ah there are many threads about this problem...
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] nathanlock:
check out the wiki for the answer http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Hermes_Problems
[Nexus Player Accessories] reverenddak:
Does anyone know if the Nexus Player supports them, and what about a USB controller over OTG? OTG, in general, for that matter.

Sent from my Oneplus One with Tapatalk Pro.
[Nexus Player Accessories] TheGeeZus:
In my case specifically I would love that DualSchock 3 (PS3 controller) from Sony do the thing hoping that the bluetooth environment are compatible, I maybe pro Google and the Nexus Player is a hell of a device in every angle, including price value, but I am also pro money and Nexus 6 plus the Player and ALSO needs to buy apart the ASUS controller, I rather the first two.
[Nexus Player Accessories] rog1121:
I was able to get Xbox controllers working on the Fire TV by just plugging them in. I'm sure the Nexus Player running android will have Plug and Play support for most controllers.
[Nexus Player Accessories] marctronixx:
talk about putting the cart before the horse...

i ordered two nexus player controllers. they are scheduled to be shipped to me tomorrow...

the thing is i dont yet have the players (i ordered two) ;)
[Nexus Player Accessories] reverenddak:
Waiting patiently myself. I ordered an official controller. But Im hoping an xbox 360 controller over OTG will work.

Sent from my Oneplus One with Tapatalk Pro.
[Nexus Player Accessories] Mi|enko:
If the Nexus Player controller is the same as the one that came with ADT-1 (and it looks like it is by the pictures), it's just a standard bluetooth controller. . . and it sucks. That said though, I did learn that I could connect my PS3 controller to my ADT-1 via USB and it just worked (after hitting the PS button). The only odd thing with using the sixaxis is after I disconnect it from the ADT-1, it turns on my PS3. haha
[Nexus Player Accessories] earlyberd:
I have successfully paired a Moga Pro in HID mode, and hooked up multiple Xbox 360 controllers over OTG. If you already have USB or Bluetooth controllers that work on other Android devices, chances are good that they will work on the Player as well.

The only limitation for now is that controllers that rely on an app for custom mappings or touch emulation are not guaranteed to work, simply because most apps are not optimized for Android TV yet. YMMV.
[Nexus Player Accessories] iamtek7:
I received my NP yesterday and have both my Nyko Playpad Pro's connected and working fine, no issues.
[Nexus Player Accessories] dts924s:
any chance the Nvidia Shield controller will work?
[Nexus Player Accessories] iamtek7:
Unsure on Nvidia Shield, but do not see why not. The Nyko's were purchased in hopes they would work when Fire TV came out and they were half the price @ Gamestop (paid $20/each) compared to the FireTV controller and they worked straight away.
[Nexus Player Accessories] DevinWatson:
PS4 controller is working via USB, it'll show up on Bluetooth if you put it into pairing mode (hold Share + PS button) but it will never finish pairing :(
[Nexus Player Accessories] nimdae:
The Logitech F710 works with Android 5, but I don't have an OTG cable that will work in the NPlayer. I ordered one. I'll test with the player once that arrives.

This is not a bluetooth gamepad, but it is wireless and has a USB dongle. My current OTG cable has an angled connection, and it angles towards the HDMI cable. I did test it with my N9 and verified it worked fine there. Since it's suppose to be the same Android but with a different UI, I anticipate it working on the NPlayer as well.

Will update with results when I have them.
[Nexus Player Accessories] mejdam:
that wont work, nividia shield works over wifi and not bluetooth. i own two and will test on the nexus player but it already doesnt work on any other android device so im sure it wont.
[Nexus Player Accessories] nimdae:
Got my straight OTG cable in. Logitech F710 works fine. Played some FF3 with it without issue.
[Nexus Player Accessories] bloodyarmour:
I am researching on a controller to buy for the nexus player. I have the NES30 and im having issues connecting. I am looking for one to buy to play emulators such as n64. Which controller would be best?

The gamepad or a 3rd party one? Does anyone know if the Amazon fire tv one works with the NP?
[Nexus Player Accessories] codygs83:
Hey man, I paired my $15 nyko playpad with zero issues. Playing mupen64 Roms like a boss.
[Nexus Player Accessories] bloodyarmour:
Thanks, Cody! Would you recommend the playpad over the playpad pro?

I have amazon credit, so if i get a controller there I can get a controller cheap. I was thinking about trying the amazon fire tv controller or maybe another bluetooth controller maybe Mad Catz ctrl r or i.

Is the nexus gamepad worth $50 (with tax and shipping) vs the other controllers I mention above? I have enough amazon credit to get most controllers on amazon for really cheap.
[Nexus Player Accessories] mv522:
Can u pair two controllers. Bluetooth at the same time to play a game such as contra
[Nexus Player Accessories] ProcyonSJJ:
(literally copy/pasted from this post about emulators in the main forum)

I happened to own a Nyko Playpad (not the Pro) from a while ago that I never really used. While I can't recommend it as a great gaming controller, it does have one key feature that turns it from run-of-the-mill control pad to ultimate NP utility. It contains a switch that allows you to switch between HID, iCade, Mouse, and App modes. It's the Mouse setting that makes this controller truly useful, because without it, I couldn't navigate around MAME to set up my control pad, or navigate around Mupen64 to quit out of a game (how else are people achieving this? Just quitting out?) Basically, to really set up many of the emus properly, you need some kind of mouse input, so it's nice that I can switch the Playpad back and forth between HID and Mouse modes as needed.
[Nexus Player Accessories] Pedro2NR:
How did you set up the buttons? I don't exactly have a touch screen TV to setup each button individually.
[Nexus Player Accessories] codygs83:
See the above post. Lol

And its true. Without these input methods ie mouse and hid modes on the play pad you can't set up your buttons or even navigate the menus.
[Nexus Player Accessories] bloodyarmour:
Which games have you tested?

I am looking at gamepad for nexus player, nyko playpad pro and steelseries stratus XL. Has anyone tested the gamepad for emulators?

I am looking at the steelseries stratus xl because I have an iphone as well. It woul be cool if it works with the nexus player as well.

Which should I buy?
[Nexus Player Accessories] kaznad:
Hi,

Has anyone tested to see if the xbox one controller will work on the nexus player? Of course we are talking connecting over OTG.

Thanks.
[Nexus Player Accessories] Konstigt:
Too bad. Wonder if it's possible to fix it. I have the PS3 controller and would like to use it with NP.
[Nexus Player Accessories] kaznad:
Ok, I tested with my xbox one controller. It doesn't work, at least not natively. :(
[Nexus Player Accessories] gozn0:
I was able to get mine working by sideloading the app "USB/BT Joystick Center 2015", but it only works with 1 controller at a time. I also needed a mouse to use "USB/BT Joystick Center 2015"
[Nexus Player Accessories] lightlytoasted:
I tested 360 wireless and it works. Using microsoft wireless dongle for PC plugged into an ethernet usb hub plugged into usb OTG. Ethernet and xbox controller both work well.
[Nexus Player Accessories] reverenddak:
360 controller works great, even showed up at controller #2, with the official controller as #1.

Sent from my Oneplus One with Tapatalk Pro.
[Nexus Player Accessories] jaykresge:
This is what I needed to know. I have the PC dongle already and 3 Xbox 360 wireless gamepads. No reason for me to get any of the Android TV official gamepads now or in the future, unless one comes out that knocks my socks off.
[Nexus Player Accessories] Konstigt:
Can someone with root try to sideload Sixaxis Controller and give the PS3 controller a try? It's updated to support Lollipop.

http://www.dancingpixelstudios.com/sixaxiscontroller/about.html
[Nexus Player Accessories] prtl:
Did you do anything to get them to work or just plug them in? I'm asking because mine hook up fine, even two of them at once but they don't show which number they are, and in games it is mapped a little weird and some are unplayable. I know there is a way to fix the map after you have it rooted but I don't really want to do that just yet.
[Nexus Player Accessories] hubuntu:
Nyko playpad pro is recommended. It is perfectly compatible with nexus player. I have tested several games and apps. It works flawlessly. Even the mouse mode works. It also has a icade mode(not tested, no idevice). Even better, the price is unbeatable, $12.97 in game stop :)
[Nexus Player Accessories] skidelo:
My wireless Xbox 360 controller works fine but isn't getting the correct mapping either. All 4 LEDs flash green rather than mapping to a player # with one solid green led. Are you using wireless or wired controllers?
[Nexus Player Accessories] jaykresge:
Got my NP today. Some quick observations with my Xbox 360 Wireless controller.

When using the official wireless adapter, the gamepad works very well but as stated, all four lights flash. I haven't tried multiple gamepads yet. When plugging in the wireless controller with the usb charge and sync cord, the controller won't function with the NP at all. I'm guessing the legit wired ones work fine.

I may just get 2x Asus gamepads and go the official route.
[Nexus Player Accessories] Munkee915:
The charge and sync cable does not pass data through USB. It's simply just to charge the battery pack. Wired controllers should work fine since they do pass data over USB.
[Nexus Player Accessories] Konstigt:
A little warning about Sixaxis + NP, it totally screwed up my system.

First I sideloaded sixaxis controller.

I then started the app and gave it root permissions + changed input to sixaxis instead of leanback keyboard.

Then I ran sixpair on a PC to change the master BT address to the one from the NP.

I pressed start in sixaxis & started the controller. It connected but after I had hit the first button (which it responded to) the HDMI output was stopped. The NP died.

After this, the remote didn't work after rebooting. Checked settings, no remote and no Logitech keyboard, they were gone.

I started sixaxis just to do start / stop to restore BT state and then went into settings and set leanback keyboard and then searched for accessories. Could not find either keyboard or remote.

Uninstalled sixaxis & rebooted NP. No change.

Reset NP to factory defaults. No change.

Next step: Reflash NP with factory image. Sigh.

Conclusion: I will sell my PS3 controller and buy the original Asus Gamepad and never try to install sixaxis again.
[Nexus Player Accessories] jaykresge:
The buttons on the Xbox 360 controller and the official one don't do the same things. For example - Beach Buggy Racing tells you to his the "B" button to use your powerup. On the official controller, B does this. With the Xbox 360 controller you have to use Y.

And it seems like some of the buttons don't function at all. Soul Calibur is missing a key combination or two. A casual gamer won't care too much, but you're going to need a 3rd party app to properly assign the buttons for some games. Another item in favor of the official controllers.
[Nexus Player Accessories] ggrammer:
Strange. I have a dualshock 3 and 4 connected to my NP with sixaxcis and it works great. No issues.
[Nexus Player Accessories] etnpnys:
Weird, no mention of the OUYA controller in this whole thread yet?

Anyway, I got my OUYA controller paired up just fine with no issues - the player indicator shows 2 while the official controller shows 1, and **EVEN THE TRACKPAD WORKS**. However, the button mapping is off, just like others have indicated with some other controllers. For example, in Beach Buggy Racing, you have to press the right analog stick to accelerate instead of the R trigger on the official controller.

What is everybody using to map controls?
[Nexus Player Accessories] Pilz:
Has anyone been able to get an Xbox One controller to work on the NP? I got rid of my XB One because after a year it was having so many issues and I had countless RMA's on it I still have my extra controllers for it and I would like to use them. I tried using a USB OTG adapter with the cable for the controller and it wouldn't work. Are there any alternatives?
[Nexus Player Accessories] NickGuyver:
This is what I made for my ADT-1, the only thing I couldn't figure out was the LEDs. For me, it always shows up as player 1 but will work as any. Don't forget to drop the .txt from the end, XDA woudn't allow .kl files.
[Nexus Player Accessories] philhachey:
I just tried a titan one from console tuners http://www.consoletuner.com/products/titan-one/

It works perfect with the wireless Xbox controller. I'm going to try it with my wiimote shortly.

It's an amazing device that lets you use virtually any controller or keyboard with any of the top consoles and unofficially supports android. The keymapping also works great and no extra app or root is required.

This is a much more expensive option than most. But it is way more versatile.
[Nexus Player Accessories] Antar21:
Does anyone know where to get a nyko play pad in Western Canada? I've heard rumours that eb games carries them, But I can't find any info on the website.
[Nexus Player Accessories] skidelo:
Has anyone tried playing the game 'Clarc' with the Xbox 360 controller (wired or wireless)?

It doesn't seem like the joystick is getting registered. All other apps so far are working ok.

I also tried updating the keymaps/keylayout according to this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1792531

But it just made things worse - I can't open apps (ie. the A button isn't being registered like it was before)
[Nexus Player Accessories] sssats:
Hi there! What do you think about that controller, if there any chance that it will work with NP??
[Nexus Player Accessories] coldheater:
how do you get your roms on the Nexus Player?
[Nexus Player Accessories] midnightzak:
I use an external hard drive plugged into a USB hub and have Stickmount installed. Works great!
[Nexus Player Accessories] Cuzz1369:
A little late to the party here but just ordered one of these. Looking forward to using my old ps3 controllers on NP and PC with ease.
[Nexus Player Accessories] philhachey:
Cool, if you have any questions about it let me know and ill try to help.
[Nexus Player Accessories] WhiteWidows:
Is the key mapping correct? How about multiple controllers? I want to know if i should get the adapter or just get a couple of these cheap ones but Id rather re-purpose my 360 controllers ...
[Nexus Player Accessories] Link_of_Hyrule:
Has anyone tried this Mad Cats Controller on the Nexus Player? http://www.amazon.com/Playpad-Android-Bluetooth-PC-Mac-Linux/dp/B0092ZEINO/

I really am thinking about getting one because I can't find a good controller that's bluetooth with an Xbox Style layout. I have a 360 controller with the wireless adapter and that seems to have problems (idk if it's my controller or just Android) it never has the light go solid (the wired ones say controller 1 or whichever) as controller one and the left and right triggers don't seem to work at all. Does the same thing happen to you when using a wireless 360 controller with the adapter?

Anyways any information on this controller would be great. I'll definitely be doing a review video on how it works on the Nexus Player if I get one.

Edit: I just ordered the MadCatz controller I'll make a video once I get it and can test it out.
[Nexus Player Accessories] philhachey:
The key mappings on my 360 wireless controller were messed up. I had to use a titan one to make it work properly.

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Yea, my adapter was all messed up too. Even on lollyrock.