yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Kingspp:
Getting basic stuff like camera, data, bluetooth are important. You need to flash SuperSu binaries first to get root .

link: http://download.chainfire.eu/630/SuperSU/BETA-SuperSU-v2.27.zip

Always have omni stable or slim stable build, in case of system wipe, transferring the file will be difficult without an SD Card..
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] intoxicated.mad:
I installed omni .... it was running ok when i flashed supersu it restarted automatically when power button is pressed (to lock) !! Just wanted to let u know!!
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] huytrandinh:
Sure, I tried flash that file many times, but it's no thing
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] hendavi:
Thanks for the hardwork! :)
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Kingspp:
I will be getting my device soon for testing. I shall let you know.
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] DAD214:
I hope the Android 4.4.4 developed is because I have to do without because Xposed on Android L.
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] angelios:
OUH DEAR!!! all the feels today :D
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] miles_muso:
***NOTE TO MODERATORS:

I hope you can see what I'm trying to do with this thread. If some kind Dev takes the time to answer soon, then this could be a very informative resource. If no one answers, then the thread is pointless and I will totally understand if you decide to delete it. Thanks ***

Hi to all you amazing Custom ROM chefs.

I'm sure loads of us are waiting for the roll out of M7-based Android 5.0 ROMs, especially as we know the GPE version is imminent, but maybe like me they don't understand the full process. So would someone kindly let me know the following, and by posting it here I'm sure many other people will be able to understand.

Once the GPE image is released, how long do you expect it to take before the image is edited to run on non-GPE phones? And who actually does this? Do all you devs wait for the CM12 nightlies to be released and then base your own ROMs on that? Or is the port very easy once HTC release the GPE ROM, which allows you to build your ROMs from scratch? I read enough on xda to understand that there are some 'big' players out there, like ARHD, Paranoid Android, SlimRom, ASAP, etc. Do other devs wait for these and then do their own mods? And (potential 'grey area') where do the images actually come from? Do HTC happily give their images to the main devs, knowing that there's a whole User Base who will stick with their HTC handsets if they can customise them with 'unofficial' ROMs? After all, if we stick with our M7s and M8s, then we're not buying Samsung or Nexus and the market share tilts ever-so-slightly in favour of HTC.

I hope someone will take the time to explain the Custom ROM process, and I also hope this will stop other users from posting "when, when, when?" threads (irony appreciated).

Thanks in advance,

miles_muso
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nuuits:
Since anyone hasn't answered this yet, I'll throw in what I know...

There are three types of ROMs: Google Play Edition, Sense, and AOSP.

GPE roms are stock, Nexus-like roms that have underlying frameworks similar to that of Sense (which I'll get into in a sec) however they are aesthetically virtually the same as the Nexus devices. They receive updates much quicker than their Sense counterparts due to HTC not having as big a role in modifying the interface, etc. They also have apps that are very similar (if not the same) as AOSP apps. SinlessRom GPE and Android Revolution (GPE) are examples of this.

Sense roms are HTC roms. HTC takes the updates Google releases and then proceeds to change it drastically, both under-the-hood and aesthetically. Their interfaces are heavily modified and they often have different apps from AOSP and GPE. These take the longest to release new versions of Android for. Android Revolution HD (Sense) is an example of this.

AOSP comes straight from Google. ROMs such as CyanogenMod are a modified AOSP. AOSP Lollipop is already available to build and it has been built for our M7. AOSP roms are (nearly always) aftermarket roms and can work on all S-On m7 devices. ParanoidAndroid and CyanogenMod are examples of this.

If a user has a phone that ships with HTC Sense, they will typically have to achieve S-Off before flashing a GPE rom. I'm not sure if the same is true for the vice versa, however I can imagine it is.

Now, to answer your question, you can build roms from scratch already (and there are some that have been released). You can't build Sense or GPE from source and you must modify official versions, leaks, or ports. You can build AOSP from source, and since we have somewhat-proper kernel source for Lollipop, it's not as difficult as it is for less-popular devices that don't have that source.

I personally feel like the release of GPE will be most helpful for AOSP in the aspect of kernel sources (as it will be the first OFFICIAL and hopefully BUG-FREE Lollipop for the m7 devices).

I'll add to this post if I can think of anything else.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] miles_muso:
Hi nuuits,

Thanks for your reply, this is EXACTLY the kind of info I wanted here. Hopefully this will help a lot of people understand the Custom ROM development phases. And, may I ask, when do YOU think we'll start seeing the first batch of ROMs based on Android 5 (apart from CM12, which, as you state, is currently available)?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nuuits:
Apart from AOSP, you can expect GPE and Sense ROMs when they're either leaked, ported, or released officially.

Leaks are "early builds" (not always intended for the general public's use) that are, well, leaked to sites such as XDA. Ports occur when you take a ROM for one phone (let's say the M8 ) and port it over to ours. Official releases are just that- ROMs pushed by HTC and/or Google.

You can expect custom GPE ROMs when one of the above occurs. I'm putting my finger on "official release", which is projected for the coming week(s), however I can never really know!!

Sense ROMs will come much later than GPE (but still within HTC's 90 day limit- if they keep their end of the bargain). There's an even toss between the above three methods imo- as the m8 will get the Sense update before the m7, we might see a port. Leaks are somewhat likely and the official release will come when it comes (which is hopefully before and probably around the 90 day mark- so January at latest).

After the initial stock ROMs are leaked, ported, or released, there are bound to be updates to your favourite custom ROMs, but of course that depends on the developer in question.
[Galaxy Note 3 Neo Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikhil:
Is there a way to turn knox warranty void to 0x0 from 0x1 in note 3 neo??
[Galaxy Note 3 Neo Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ismaadu78:
No Knox is an e-fuse (a one-time programmable chip) who blows when you root and because it is a one time thing you can't revert it.

Envoyé de mon SM-N7505 en utilisant Tapatalk
[Xperia Z3 Themes and Apps] Dirtyzecrets:
Hello

What is the newest movie and albums app update?

Can someone give me the version number or any tips about where I can download these apk's?

I do not get the updates when im on unlocked bootloader....

Thanx in advance!
[Xperia Z3 Themes and Apps] abhinav.tella:
Album: 6.5.A.0.10

Movies: 8.0.A.0.6
[Xperia Z3 Themes and Apps] Ben Ling:
Movies http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2712258

Album http://xdaforums.com/xperia-u/themes-apps/app-sony-album-6-1-0-14-ui-updated-22-t2378816
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joe12401:
Has anyone had a problem with the capacitive buttons not lighting up? The back button (on the right) does not light up at all anymore, and the recents button on the left only comes on if I am scrolling on the screen. Both buttons work, just not always lighting up
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sprintuser1977:
I'm on my second Note 4 and neither one have I had any issue with them lighting up.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crowmallet:
Not sure if this will fix or help, but in settings->display the option "touch key light duration" will allow you to choose how the capacitive buttons light up. Maybe check that setting out and see if you can get anything to change in your situation. Good luck!
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkleafar:
Will we get it? If so, when is it most likely?
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tbran:
We will get it. Samsung has it on their lollipop upgrade list; right behind the Note 4. I think it was estimated for Feb-March.

Of course the carriers will slow that down also.

Sent via the Samsung Galaxy Note® Edge, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TigerDNA:
Can you link to this Sammy list. I was not aware they had an offical upgrade list.
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coolkecool:
As a flagship model, it will definitely come;)
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tbran:
This is all I had. Not sure how official it is or where it came from.

Sent via the Samsung Galaxy Note® Edge, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone
[XDA Assist] XDA Visitor:
1.I try my phone to access android 4.1.2 to became kitkat 4.4.2

2.then i follow the tutorials how to access that.

3.I download all the requirements.

4.when it goes to team win recovery project v2.7.1.0 i can't see my file that i download to install.

5.i tried every file to see but i cant.then that is the problem i want to help me..

thank you,i will wait a respond to fix my problem abut my phone

help me please.
[XDA Assist] Negan:
Sorry to hear your phone isn't functioning. Follow this guide here to resume functionality

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s3/general/guide-how-to-return-to-stock-samsung-rom-t2822121

You can always register and ask questions for direct support here: http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s3/help

Good luck to you!

Thread closed
[Android Apps and Games] mayo98:
This is a port of the original SmartProtect (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=464336) from the old WinCE.

It is now available at : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.jlgaines.smartprotect.security.configurator

All Features are free starting from version 2.0

Smart Protect allows you to :

1. Be notified via SMS about the information like Device Location, IMEI, IMSI etc.

2. Auto Wipe your phone if chosen.

3. Auto Delete Contacts from your phone if chosen.

4. Make the phone unusable if chosen.

5. Secure your phone once SIM Card is empty

6. Make it difficult to uninstall. Basically you need to enter your SmartProtect password if you intent to uninstall it from your device.

7. Control your protected phone from the partner phone with a use of your SmartProtect password.

You can register multiple SIM Cards and multiple Partner Phones.

When using this software, make sure to remember your smartprotect password which you define. Password is used lock your phone on variety of ways based on your configuration, as well as when you intend to uninstall SmartProtect.

The SMS commands syntax is :

::/[command],[password]

SMS Commands include

getImei - Gets the Device's IMEI

getImsi - Gets the Inserted SIM Cards IMSI or Unique Number. Use this to track down the user who is using this device.

Help - Returns the list of commands.

RegisterAsPartner - Adds a phone as a Partner.

RingPhone - Play Sound on the phone.

UnregisterAsPartner - Remove this phone as a Partner.

VersionInfo - Retrieve the Version Info.

AutoSendLocationOff - DO NOT Notify Location to Partners on SIM Change

AutoSendLocationOn - Notify Location to Partners on SIM Change.

GetLocation - Get Location

LockMyPhone - Locks the device with password you set on SmartProtect.

MarkAsRecovered - Marks the Device as Recovered.

MarkAsStolen - Marks the Device as Stolen.

WipePhone - Wipes the entire phone via Factory Reset

AutoDeleteContactsOff - Sets the AutoDelete Contacts to False on SIM Change

AutoDeleteContactsOn Sets the AutoDelete Contacts to True on SIM Change

AutoDeviceUnusableOff - Sets the Device Unusable settings to False on SIM Change

AutoDeviceUnusableOn - Sets the Device Unusable settings to True on SIM Change

AutoSecureOnEmptySimOff - DO NOT Secure Device when SIM Tray is Empty.

AutoSecureOnEmptySimOn - Secure Device when SIM Tray is Empty.

AutoWipeOff - DO NOT Auto Wipe Device on SIM Change

AutoWipeOn - Auto Wipe Device on SIM Change

DisableSecurity - Disables the security mechanism of your device.

EnableSecurity - Enables the security mechanism of your device

Please contact me if you have any questions or feedback at jlgaines@gmail.com. Thanks
[Android Apps and Games] mayo98:
Please download and test when you have time.. thanks!!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] leyton01:
I'm after a quick and easy way to delete a specific registry key - preferably from a command line/shortcut.

This has to be done on a number of PPCs for work (always the same registry key) and I need an easy way to distribute it so I don't have to walk users through it each time - ie a single shortcut or executable would be best.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] leyton01:
no-one knows? WM5 if that makes a difference..
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Jwrightmcps:
If you tell me what key and data you want deleted I can write you a small app that can do it (silently).

-Jwrightmcps
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] markvan:
Use MortScript and Autorun.exe on a SD card. Just inserting the card on the device will run the script and change the registry for you.

Other option is to create a cab file with the registry change in it, and then setup a batch script to automatically install it on the users device when their PDA is connected to their PC. Here is something I put together that may help:

http://www.jaml.com/CreateApp/
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] leyton01:
Jwrightmcps - thanks for the offer, I will PM the details :)

Markvan - will check out the link. Looks like it will be handy for a couple of other projects I have. KISS principle definitely applies for execs and technology - if I can email them a cab that can run a couple of things offsite users shouldn't be able to screw it up too bad (they will find a way no doubt)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] snbartell:
I'm a total newb at hacking on my device, and my device wont start. I've got a bone stock t889, never been rooted or tampered with. for the last month or so when i reboot the device, i'm greeted with something about my UUID's being messed up (please forgive my lack of proper terminology here, i can't remember exactly and thats what my memory serves) and to proceed with caution. So i click the "I'm feeling lucky button" and continue on with normal use. Things were'nt totally right, apps wouldnt work and would randomly shut off. I let the device die one night. it got stuck and wouldnt reboot - hangs on the "Samsung Note 2" screen. If i plug in the charger it hangs on the image of the drained battery (wont show the battery with a little bit of green).

Now really getting to the point ... Just for poking around's sake i gave it the 3 finger salute and brought up recovery - which worked. It however speaks of system errors. Here what i see verbatim `E:failed to mount /system (Invalid arguments)`. It also says something about `# Manual Mode #` and then some more failed to mount (same as before).

So, can someone shed some light on whats going on? I did a factory reset/cache reset if that matters. Ultimately id like to just wipe everything and a newer os on it like 5.0.

So my second question is, with my device in this jacked up state, can/how would i go about flashing everything?

Like i said, im new to all this and have googled around on lunch breaks and have come across all kinds of stuff on rooting the device / copying files to it first then going into recovery ... / using odin to just do it / < enter x amount of articels on the subject >. I'm not totally sure where which way to turn.

Thanks for any help!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] OvrDriVE:
i would say try to odin it back to stock 4.3 with the factory image available on sammobile.com. read up before you do it though. theres plenty of walkthroughs for it
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] snbartell:
thanks, but im still on 4.3. i've done nothing to the device. i'm gathering intel before doing something.

initial post was long winded, togonna boil it down:

- can i recover from an error such as "E:failed to load /system (invalid arguments)" ?

- can i recover my device if and only if its booting only into recovery.

i know its a possibility, but i dont want to permabrick this thing if i can help it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] OvrDriVE:
thats why you odin it back to stock. it'll put it or should put it back to the way it was when you took it out the box

tmobile hasn't released 4.4.2 for our note 2's yet let alone 5.0, which is why i said 4.3

sounds to me like a hardware issue which odin won't fix but worth A shot to get it working.

other then that i don't know what to tell ya.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] snbartell:
ok understood re the versions.

im on a mac, so i dont have odin. i tried jodin3/heimdal, but given the state of my device i can't connect to it. adb wont detect. however, if i putthe device into "apply update from adb" or "apply update from external storage" i can get adb to _see_ the device.

idk, so far no good.

[MENTION=231773]overdrive[/MENTION], what makes you think this is a hardware issue?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] OvrDriVE:
based on original post. system sounds borked to me. almost sounds like internal storage space could be having problems reading. i could be wrong though

you don't have access to a pc? borrow a neighbors long enuff to run odin, put your device in download mode and connect it. let odin find it and load the md5 file and start it. see if it has any problems when restoreing system partition. it'll tell you. if it works fine then your device is fine and will boot right up when it's done.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Jose0726:
Hello. I am searching for this modem. I337MUMUFNJ1. I want to try it on a 4.4.4 rom. ?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] jmjoyas:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2496517
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Jose0726:
That thread is for at&t models.. the modem im asking for is i337m Canadian model. ? (I had to download full stock rom to flash the modem)
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] onyez:
Can anyone with the XXU1ANG3 Kernel for SM-G900H please upload it for me or point me to where I can download it. Please help me. Please help me
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Alan-B:
Hi,

http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/download/32889/G900HXXU1ANG3_G900HODD1ANG1_INU.zip/
[General Questions and Answers] youssef-hesham:
Hello i have s3 (android 4.2.2 ) .

I already know how to connect via wps push button or by entering s3 's wps pin into router...

But I want to use this method:

Enter router wps's pin into s3? :o

:confused: no option find in wifi advanced options plz help and thx all
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Scoutdrago3:
So for about a week and a half, my Nexus 5 would not allow me to turn on my WiFi. When it first started, if I tried to turn on WiFi then my phone would just shut down and start back up like nothing happened. If I had the WiFi on already, then it would randomly reboot until I turned WiFi off. I searched threads and found nothing that wouldn't void my warranty (I got it in March). After a couple days, rather than randomly turning off, my Nexus chose to just never let me control the WiFi ever again. I attached a photo to the post that shows what it looks like when I go into my WiFi settings. I no longer have any control over whether my WiFi is on or off, although it has been stuck on the "Turning On WiFi" phase for well over 2 days. Also, all these reboots are hard reboots as in, it doesn't warn me, the screen just goes black and starts back up. Heres what I have tried to solve this issue:

- Reboot

- Format Cache

- Startup in Safe Mode

- Uninstall some Apps

- Contact Google

- Factory Reset

- Updating all my Apps

- Installing Android 5.0*

* This leads me to my second issue, if my screen turns its self off or I press the power button on the side of my Nexus to get the screen to turn off, then my phone just hard reboots. What's even worse is that if I leave it on in my pocket and it randomly restarts due to it automatically dimming/turning off the screen, then, until I hold down the power button to normal power off, my phone will be stuck in a reboot loop. My screen dims, then turns off, then it just reboots and it does this again and again and again. This issue only started happening AFTER the Android L or Android 5.0 (whatever you prefer to call it) update.

All while this is happening, my Bluetooth refuses to turn on, almost like my WiFi, but with my Bluetooth, if I slide the circle to one side to turn it on, it just randomly snaps back into the "Off" position. I contacted Google and the person trying to help me did his best but nothing he said to try helped. I contacted Google before Android 5 came out, so the dim screen/power button problem I listed in the paragraph above was not happening.

Now this whole time, with the exception of Android 5.0, as long as I didn't have WiFi on or I didn't have control over the WiFi on/off setting, my phone was fairly stable and I was able to get some stuff down, again, with the exception of the Android 5.0 update.

So anyone have any idea whats going on? When I contacted Google, the man told me that if the issue doesn't get resolve, I should call back and talk about a replacement, but I want to make sure that is the only not-voiding-my-warranty solution. Thanks,

-Sa'id
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ilthajo:
Same On, Same ON!!!

at least i can Turn On my wi-fi (or move it) but Bluetooth and neither Wifi doesn't work at all!!!

i've been looking for a solution for a while now, readed all post and nothing...

Update to Lollipop, downgrade to 4.4 kitkat... IT most BE a software and debugging problem,,, cuz it started to working for 1hr early today, but now is back to the issues after i had to restart my phone..
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] toastgodsupreme:
Your .macaddr file might be damage/corrupt/missing.

Where 11 22 33 44 55 66 is whatever your macaddress is supposed to be (go find it and replace those values in the following command with it before running since 112233445566 will NOT work).

Saw it on reddit, do this in terminal with root privs:

You could skip the first line (the echo line where you create the file) and just see if it's a privilege issue that can be resolved by chown, cmod, chown, cmod steps.

Reboot after doing these for best effect.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] icrzymonkey:
i have the same problem.... n cant find a fix
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Scoutdrago3:
Sorry, I didn't understand where I am supposed to type in the commands. Where would I put those lines? Also, messing around with the file wouldn't void my warranty, right? I'm pretty sure it wouldn't, but I really don't want to blow a practically new warranty that will last me to mid-2015.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] makarena18:
Sounds promising...what terminal do you use for that? terminal emulator by jack pavlevich says that I don't have permission to run these commands....

edit: sorry, forgot to type su first:D
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joegestes:
Run the command su

before you run any other commands.

Never mind, I see you got it
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pinstripebob:
So I tried doing this after rooting with CWM 6.0.4.5. I tried getting SuperSU to work, but I couldn't find the ZIP file, so when I used CWM to reboot I clicked the "root your device" option. I downloaded a terminal emulator off the Play store, tried the chown root:root /persist/wifi command and it told me permission denied. How do I enter these commands? I'm having the same WIFI issue as some of you guys. Thanks!