yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bormental:
How did you fix it?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tech N You:
LIBEGL errors are gpu ones.

I replaced libmali.so and it worked

Sent from 8x-1000 Using XXX ROM (Xceptional XPERIA Xperiance)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bormental:
it works. Thank you!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tech N You:
Glad I helped you :)

Sent from 8x-1000 Using XXX ROM (Xceptional XPERIA Xperiance)
[Moto X Q&A] danger2u:
HI

i saw some thread that someone unlocked all the Lte bands for Samsung,Lg,Moto G ,ecc.

i was wondering if someone tried on a Moto X.

i have a Tmobile unlocked ,but in Europe i have only H+ and no LTE.

Thank u
[Moto X Q&A] :
It's never happened on an X. It's a hardware limitation. The hardware must have been capable of the other bands on those other devices, someone just figured out how to unlock them.

But no.... Never heard of this on the X.
[Moto X Q&A] danger2u:
i read that all the phones with Qualcom can be unlocked

someone does it on a Moto g to able HSDPA instead 3g.
[Moto X Q&A] samwathegreat:
HSPA technically *is* 3g. The Verizon Moto G doesn't even have a sim card so you must be referring to the GSM Moto G......which already supports HSPA.....

Regardless, it has already been tried on the Moto X and it does not work. The phone only supports the bands that it has radios for.
[Moto X Q&A] ChazzMatt:
And yet Motorola says they are going to unlock more LTE bands on the Pure Edition with a software update. So, it's possible.

Moto X “Pure Edition” to Gain Additional LTE Band Support in Update

http://www.droid-life.com/2014/09/3...o-gain-additional-lte-band-support-in-update/
[Moto X Q&A] imnuts:
And that is the 2nd gen Moto X, different hardware set.

Sent from my Moto X
[Moto X Q&A] ChazzMatt:
Same concept. :rolleyes: Manufacturers lock down bands for different regions, different carriers. If Motorola did it on Qualcomm with gen2 and an "update" can magically unlock more LTE bands, don't bet it can't be done in gen1 on Qualcomm.

When Motorola made the gen1 Moto X, they probably used the same internal hardware for all the various regions/carriers to save money. The only difference was software lockdown.

Right now on the XT1225 Moto Maxx, when it went through the FCC for testing, it had LTE band 5 enabled. Now being sold in Puerto Rico -- same FCC ID -- LTE band 5 is not there. Where did it go? Locked down. But it can probably be enabled, if Motorola wished or if a developer figured out how.

Same FCC ID, I have the box to prove it. When it went to the FCC, had LTE bands 2, 4, 5, 7, 17. Now being sold in Puerto Rico (U.S. territory) it has LTE bands 2, 3, 4, 7, 17.

http://www.droid-life.com/2014/10/07/mystery-motorola-device-stops-by-fcc-is-it-really-the-nexus-6/

Something else with the XT1225 Moto Maxx --- it was being tested to be the Nexus 6 as late as mid-August. The Nexus 6 and Moto Maxx have identical Snapdragon 805, 3GB RAM, 1440p, etc. Except for camera and battery, they share the SAME INTERNAL HARDWARE. Yet, the Nexus 6 has many more LTE bands. I bet the Moto Maxx could have just as many bands. They are there, just locked down.
[Moto X Q&A] :
Well, if they do, then your set. Until then... Nothing can be done. ?
[Moto X Q&A] dagoban:
If anyone is interested, you can have a look here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=58064666&postcount=16

Maybe this might work on the Moto X as well.

Originally, Moto was never planning on releasing the Moto X to the EU market so that got me thinking, that they really developed the hardware the way to only fit the requirements that they need it for (U.S. markets) cause why would you manufacture a chip with more bands just to disable it software wise again if you never planned on releasing it to another market where you would need those bands?

Then (I assume) when building the Moto X EU phone, they went back to production and actually modified the chip to fit the EU market.

But all this is just me brainstorming without any hard facts :D
[Moto X Q&A] yzy9952:
I am going to set the NV6828/6829 to 1099528732703 which means unlock the band 1/2/3/4/5/17/19/25/41. But after change the NV values, there should have a verification value or a checksum.

Does anyone can help me to aim out which value is the verification value or the checksum?
[Moto X Q&A] KidJoe:
Just keep in mind, the options displayed in QPST do not mirror what hardware in the phone is actually setup/configured to do. i.e. often times QPST's options are based on a generic template. You can toggle things on/off in QPST, but that doesn't mean they will have an effect on the phone itself.

To support different bands, the phone's HARDWARE (radio chip and antenna) must be set up for it, otherwise enabling by "toggling bits" with tools like QPST will have not effect.

Yes, Moto has disabled bands before, and re-enabled them sometime later (think LTE Band 4 on the Verizon XT1060 model. It was not supported/enabled on the 4.2.2 roms, and wasn't enabled until the phone got the 4.4 update.) But Moto knows what each phone's hardware can do.

In the case of LTE Band 4 on the VZW X (XT1060), no one was able to enable band 4 on their own while on 4.2.2, even using QPST and the various procedures other phones had been using to unlock bands.

So if you want to ASSUME that since moto did it before, it can be done... Then, based on the example of the VZW XT1060 and the unsuccessful attempts trying to enable LTE Band 4 on phones with 4.2.2, you also have to consider that the phone's SOFTWARE (modem files) in the phone's ROM must also include support for those bands. And you must also consider that no one was successfully able to turn on LTE Band 4 with 4.2.2 on the XT1060, so it might not be possible to enable extra bands due to the ROM or Modem files on the phone too.

I did see a post from a 2013 X user who claims to have followed the process and unlocked "all bands" on his X, however, he had no way to prove or test since he only had the SIM from his original carrier. So, there was no way to confirm if it was just enabled in software, or if the hardware really did support it.
[Moto X Q&A] ChazzMatt:
Agreed.

I was thinking more along the lines of the Moto Maxx (XT1225). When it went through the FCC, it was given an FCC ID number. It had LTE bands 2, 4, 5, 7, 17 enabled. Now being sold in Latin America countries, including Puerto Rico (a U.S. territory, where all phones have to pass through the FCC), Motorola states it has LTE bands 2, 3,4, 7, 17.

SAME FCC ID number, which means it has the SAME hardware:

QXDM software and NV band calculator shows the phone REALLY has LTE bands 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 17. It STILL has LTE band 5, just as when it passed through the FCC. But as LTE band 5 is NOT used in Latin America countries, Motorola does not list it in the official specs. Apple did something similar in 2012, with the AT&T iPhone having two more LTE bands than "official" specs showed. :rolleyes:

HOWEVER, what's important in this example is Motorola enabled LTE band 3 AFTER FCC testing. (Claro in Puerto Rico uses LTE band 3 as does major carriers in Brazil, Mexico, Chile where the phone is being sold.) Motorola can't sell the phone in U.S. territory with different hardware than when tested by the FCC or it would have to undergo another round of testing and be assigned a different FCC ID number.

I have two Moto Maxx phones, one from Puerto Rico and one from Mexico. They both have the same FCC ID on the box. But this is only legally important for Puerto Rico where Motorola cannot sell phones not approved by the U.S. FCC. This confirms it was the exact same radio hardware as when it went through FCC testing/certification.

So, if LTE band 3 was later enabled by Motorola -- using the same hardware -- then it's possible there are OTHER LTE bands that could be enabled. Only Motorola knows for sure what the hardware is capable of, but theoretically it's possible.

I agree with you that just using QPST/QXDM to "enable" the bands is not sufficient, if the hardware does not also support those bands.
[Moto X Q&A] KidJoe:
You didn't have to re-post pretty much what your prior post had (including graphics). I read it.

I would also argue that using the Moto Maxx XT1225 as a basis when talking about the Moto X XT1053 is comparing apples to oranges. They are different hardware. Just because it may be possible on one device doesn't mean its possible on another.

As I said, there appears there is more to it than hardware.

You either missed what I said about the Verizon XT1060 and LTE Band 4, or don't know how to comment on it. And to expand upon what I already typed, it was LATER enabled via firmware update (4.4) which also changed the modem files on the phone. LTE Band 4 could not be enabled while 4.2.2 and the first 4.2.2 OTA update was on there. It took the 4.4 ROM with updated modem files to enable it.

So at least on the 2013 Moto X, it really appears that a combo of hardware, software and modem files need to be in place to have any chance.

Now, to get back to the XT1053, the Moto X talked about in the first post... if the hardware supports other bands, and the software and modem files do too, then it may be possible. BUT its unlikely as I've not seen anyone who has posted (with proof) they were successful in making it work on ANY 2013 Moto X, other than they were able to "flip the bits in qpst." Considering the processes to enable extra bands on Qualcomm based phones has been out there for some time now, if it was possible on the 2013 X, we should have seen many reports, a how too write up, etc.
[Moto X Q&A] ChazzMatt:
1) YOU are the one that said hardware. I was quoting you. That was your main sentence to start your post. So, let's leave it at that. Yes, the modem files also have to support. I understand that.

2) I didn't bother re-reading my previous post. I post a lot. The post you quoted was from DECEMBER 27, 2014. Over a month ago.

I was replying to YOUR post from today, and I was posting what was relevant to my comments at this time. If I repeat myself (from a post over a month ago?), it's no concern as other people probably aren't going to go back and read prior posts from a month ago either. OK? This discussion is for others, too.

3) I was agreeing with you. I just pointed out a specific recent instance where Motorola specifically enabled additional LTE band in one of their phones, after FCC testing. This means theoretically other LTE bands can be enabled? Only they know the full extent of the hardware and yes, software on their phones. I'm just saying it's possible. And if it's possible on one Motorola phone, it's theoretically possible on others. Other people have been able to unlock LTE bands using Qualcomm chipsets.

I said I agree with you that just using QPST/QXDM is not everything. So, I'm not sure what you are arguing about.
[Moto X Q&A] KidJoe:
And as I continued the post I also said software. :)

We're not arguing. We are discussing. EDIT: I did use the word Argue in my prior post, to be honest, I think that was the wrong choice.. rebut would probably have been better. [/edit]

Your example of the XT1225 is fine, but seems to insist that it must therefore be possible on the 2013 X too. Where as my XT1060 Band 4 example shows its not. As do my recent comments explaining the instructions to enable bands on Qualcomm phones have been out there for some time now, yet no one has been able to enable additional bands on the 2013 X, or if they have, they haven't posted or shown proof, even though many have been able to on other phones.

In other words, don't count on it working, since in the year+ the 2013 X has been out, no one has posted proof that they were successful.
[Moto X Q&A] :
True ^^^^

Anything might be possible, but it hasn't happened yet.

And since the X has been out awhile, usually... Not always, but usually.... If it were possible, it would have been done by now.

Time will tell I suppose. ?
[Moto X Q&A] strato-007:
Hi guys! :D

I'm new here and I would like to get an additional LTE band in my Moto-X 2nd_Gen XT1092 (Asia/Europa). I'm living in Latam then will need additional LTE band: 4 (1700/2100). Is there somebody that could unblock LTE bands in this Moto X model?

thanks in advance!
[Moto X Q&A] :
Still have never seen proof unlocking bands is possible. Hardware limitation as far as I know. Sorry. :(
[Moto X Q&A] strato-007:
Really?? I've seen many LG G3 (same Qualcomm hardware) that gets additional bands in this forum! Oh my god! I want to kill myself!
[Moto X Q&A] :
I'm just talking Moto X... I know other devices have done it. :)
[Moto X Q&A] OmarMotoX:
It´s posible to unlock lte bands

Yes. it´s possible to unlock lte bands of xt1060.

I have xt1060 developer edition width unlocked boot loader.

I'd flash xt1053 lollipop rom on it using motorola's stock rom.

Then width QPTS and RF_NV_Manager as describe in this 2 post:

http://xdaforums.com/crossdevice-dev/sony/thread-progress-please-leave-im-updating-t2871269

http://www.chw.net/foro/wom/1127638-modificar-redes-moto-x-aws.html

Then in mzTool i'd select all GSM / WCDMA bands and write it whith RF_NV_Manager.

That's all. Now I have LTE from my cellular operator in Argentina. I think this open to all operators.
[Moto X Q&A] rumi409:
Is there a way to verify that you have indeed unlocked all the bands? App that scans for the unlocked/open LTE bands?
[Moto X Q&A] hotsuma:
this method can also be applied to open bands usb modem lte, thanks
[Moto X Q&A] doctor_thou:
Hello,

I have a XT1053 that I would like to enable EU LTE bands on - It supports bands 2,4,17 while in EU the bands are 3,7,20.

I don't see however why you needed to unlock something with the NV manager, since Argentina's LTE networks are on band 4 (at least according to wikipedia) which was already supported by XT1053 and XT1060.

Has anyone tried to enable bands 3, 7 and 20 on a XT1053?

Does this procedure (i.e., writing on NV flash) require an unlocked bootloader? - I've seen a similar procedure on SIM-unlocking of the XT1056 and I believe that wasn't bootloader unlocked.
[Moto X Q&A] coolguy71261:
Would like to know if possible on x1060 non developer. I know we cannot get past bootloader but is there a secret menu?
[General Questions and Answers] cpoole32:
I want to make an app that you can use the camera and accelerometer to do something like this: In a car, when the accelerometer senses that the car has stopped, it uses the camera to see when the light turned green and then it makes a loud beeping noise to tell you that the light changed. What would be the best way to do this? I can use java to make an app but I need some general instruction on how to do it.
[Moto 360] ttown:
I thought I would start a thread where people could upload backgrounds that work well for the new "My Design" watchface on the updated Moto Connect app.

I'll start first with a black leather background that looks nice on the Moto 360. This is a simple yet elegant background that really looks good imo.
[Moto 360] ttown:
Here are a couple more for you sports fans.
[Moto 360] tony1208:
What size are u guys using to make these?
[Moto 360] ttown:
The size doesn't matter. The app allows you to crop the image.
[Moto 360] koricua74:
Enjoy
[Moto 360] Oskar-2:
Rust
[Moto 360] ttown:
Here is a football theme
[Moto 360] 191:
Some backgrounds

Some I've used so far... Don't think I've found "the one" though yet.
[Moto 360] Oskar-2:
Pebbles
[Moto 360] thefunkychills:
Nice colours
[Moto 360] sstrool:
blue shadow

This image looks great on a face.
[Moto 360] Max_Pain:
Very nice. Thanks.
[Moto 360] zanbob:
Background Request

Can someone make a background with numbers all around like the "classsic" watch face.

Thanks
[Moto 360] boccon:
to start, these are my wallpapers
[Moto 360] Skajewski:
This looks badass if you're into cooking
[Moto 360] Zhou86:
These looks great! Love the fact that the number "6" it lifted up above the flat tire. Thanks!
[Moto 360] SirDuckee:
What I had for Veteran's Day

I trimmed it from the top. Just wanted to share
[Moto 360] Oskar-2:
Lava:
[Moto 360] Jonny:
* Insert generic joke about that being what she said * :silly:

/backs away slowly...
[Moto 360] winbytrick:
Broken glass image blue version, look really nice at night :o
[Moto 360] ttown:
I tweaked the golf ball a little and like this one better.
[Moto 360] ttown:
To finish out my 2014 Sports Collection I've added these two.
[Moto 360] ttown:
This one I call Atom
[Moto 360] SirDuckee:
Something for the Holidays

This is one of the faces I've been using since it's almost Christmas
[Moto 360] Chaturanga79:
Having problem with Moto Connect

I have installed Moto Connect, but I don't know how to send watch faces from Moto Connect to the Moto 360? If it's syncing automatically so not doing mine.. can anyone help about this?

Edit: I solved the problem :)
[Moto 360] ttown:
A little Death Star action.
[Moto 360] AGxM:
Looks pretty good if you're a Hammers fan!
[Moto 360] darksupernova:
haha i love this! Makes a good prank ;) Thank you :)
[Moto 360] l3-art:
I made this one.
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elchicodelbalcon:
I'm having an issue on new firmware, i guess it's unlocked-bootloader related but i'm not sure.

Camera button opens camera app, but i can only take pictures touching the screen, the camera button is not responding in the camera app. I installed firmware through Emma twice, and both times i experienced the same issue...

The button works for opening the app, and when i go to 4k mode works for starting and ending video shooting, but it's not working on camera mode as shutter.
[General Questions and Answers] Longbottom:
My Samsung Galaxy S5 is 1 week old, and it's using a lot of RAM. It has a total of 1.75 GB of RAM, and when I'm running no apps, it's using around 1.2 GB of RAM. Is this normal for Galaxy S5?
[General Questions and Answers] razon2003:
same problem to me

..
[General Questions and Answers] skyhot004:
Same here not S5 thought

My galaxy note n7000 alway use 400-500 mb while it idle

(Seem normal for note) (Dirty unicorn rom)

Now i got galaxy mega 2 it's alway use 0.9-1 GB ram

No apps running

Why would samsung need that much ram for system?

Okay i found a reason

"RAM, either full or empty, consumes the same amount of electricity, unlike RAM in computers.

The CPU copies data from storage to RAM and then runs the app. If the app is already in RAM, the CPU won't reopen it, it'll directly use it.

So making the RAM full of opened apps helps the CPU. The phone becomes faster, and the need of electricity running through the CPU to open the app is now nonexistent."

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2601318
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] yourmom:
Hi,

I'm wondering whether I'm going to have to take my Orbit back to the O2 shop this week. I've been using it for just over a month now, and absolutely love it. I've been using Tomtom Navigator 6 as a sat nav program, which was working fine for three weeks, and getting a fix within a few seconds. However, in the last week, I have been unable to get a fix, even though in the 'GPS Status' Screen, I am clearly picking up 7 or 8 satellites (with a strong signal). I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling TomTom, but it keeps doing the same thing - finding the satellites, but being unable to get a usable fix. I was wondering if this is likely to be a software or rom issue, or if I'd be better taking the Orbit Back to exchange for a new one? Any thoughts on this would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers

Pete
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] mikealder:
1/ Is the GPS Quick Fix data upto date? - if not set the Quick Fix application to update when internet connection is present and connect it to your PC, this should update the information that assists the GPS to start quickly (this method avoids having to pay for the high O2 GPRS charges).

2/ Make sure you are not driving off before the unit gets a position fix, once moving without a fix the unit will have an even harder job.

Has anything else changed, the car, position in the vehicle etc - Mike
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] yourmom:
Thanks for the reply Mike. I have been downloading updates through Quick GPS every day, and I haven't changed anything about how I've been using the Orbit. I've removed Tom Tom completely from my storage card and I'm going to try one last fresh install to see if it helps.

Watch this space!

Pete
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] yourmom:
Well, after doing a completely clean install of Tomtom onto my sd card and letting it sit with a blank GPS Status screen for nearly 10 minutes, everything appears to be working fine again :) I think one of the files must have gfone a bit funny, but at least it's all working again, and Mr T can guide my way once again!

Thanks again for the help Mike.
[Galaxy Tab S General] guygenius:
Hi folks,

I read about this in the Tab Pro forum and found that this helps to make Tab S performance snappier with TouchWiz. If you use another launcher, it will be even more snapier. So here are the steps:

1) Enable developer options by tapping Build Number 7 times. You will find Build Number by Settings -> General -> About Device.

2) Once the developer options are enabled, change Window Animation scale, Transition Animation scale, Animator Duration scale from 1x to 0.5x (see attached snapshot)

Regards,

Kalpesh
[Galaxy Tab S General] DUHAsianSKILLZ:
Tried all that. I would also try disableing system apps and use greenify to hibernate apps until you open them. I also use nova launcher and changed the speeds to fast. I also use a live wallpaper and its all smooth. What font do you use? This is what my tab s looks like. Im am rooted on stock rom.
[Galaxy Tab S General] TheGoD:
That doesn't improve the performance, it just hides some of the lags. It is nice that you try to help people (really, it is), but you should have chosen a different headline.

Anyway, I would advise against changing Animator Duration, with it deactivated Hangouts refused to auto scroll to new messages.
[Galaxy Tab S General] Anthony820:
Thats like putting a bandaid on a wound. Want to reduce lag? Find the thread that lists all the system apps you can delete.
[Galaxy Tab S General] guygenius:
The font that I use is Rosemary.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] QA Bot:
Q&A for [ROM][5.0][WIP] Android Open Source Project 5.0 for Xperia U

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Before posting, please use the forum search and read through the discussion thread for [ROM][5.0][WIP] Android Open Source Project 5.0 for Xperia U. If you can't find an answer, post it here, being sure to give as much information as possible (firmware version, steps to reproduce, logcat if available) so that you can get help.

Thanks for understanding and for helping to keep XDA neat and tidy! :)
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] miXXed404:
Wow! , Please make Lollipop work for Xperia Sola too!
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] vaibhav98982:
let it get stable and in workin conditions........
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] ᵀᴴᴱK!D ᴼᴿᴵᴳᴵᴻᴬᴸ ツ™:
Cool

Best rom!! Need some fix, but very cool.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] miXXed404:
I can flash this rom and kernel to Xperia Sola?

Sola and U have same cpu , Gpu
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] ChinmayKunkikar:
No! [MENTION=5805932]miXXed404[/MENTION] !

They have same cpu and gpu. But thet still are different devices.

The kernel won't support.

And flashing a kernel of different device may brick your device!

I have had done it. I flashed XGo kernel and my sola got bricked. :p

So, for now lets keep hoping. :)

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[MENTION=5138693]AGONTUK[/MENTION] , why isn't the whole team working on it?

[MENTION=5143053]alwaysadeel[/MENTION] , You're aware of this aren't you?

So, any plans for sola yet? :)

EDIT -

OKAY! I saw some forkings from @- AGONTUK's repos on GitHub! :p

So lets expect some sweetness for Sola soon! :)

Thanks a lot @-alwaysadeel! :)
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] DarkThony18:
I have a request

Can u create a ROM for the Huawei Y300 (u8833) or Huawei G510 (u8951) i really want to prove Lollipop...

PD: Sorry for my bad english