yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] badaeng:
Do you happen to usw xprivacy? It is known to Interferenz with textsecure. Besides I'd recommend to visit the github site of text secure, the guys over there are really helpful and probably able to address your issues.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bluegrass55:
Yes I do use Xprivacy and have set the permissions exactly as on previous phones and even allowed all permissions.

I'll look in the Github.

Thanks.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] grentuu:
I tried to s-off my daughter's M7 and firewater wouldn't work. After advice I tried a number of different kernels none of which worked. Sunshine even refused due to the 'revised' kernel installed.

I want to restore the original kernel but try as I might I can't find it on here. (Both for S-off and the latest update she got tonight but which wouldn't install as it saw differences while trying to install and aborted)

CID HTC_001

6.09.401.5

I have restored original recovery but can't find the kernel.

Can anyone help?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] clsA:
it's in here

http://www.androidrevolution.org/downloader/download.php?file=One_6.09.401.5_odexed.zip

and stock recovery is here

http://www.androidrevolution.org/downloader/download.php?file=Flash_recovery_6.09.401.5.rar
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Danny201281:
Flash twrp 2.6.3.3 then install this stock Rom. It includes the Stock kernel. http://www.androidrevolution.org/downloader/download.php?file=One_6.09.401.5_odexed.zip Then Sunshine should work no problem ;)

Actually thinking about it if your on the Stock Rom already you could just extract the boot.img from the Rom.zip and flash it with fastboot.

fadtb flash boot boot.img

That would give you back the Stock kernel without the need to flash the entire Rom ;)

If you found my posts helpful, no need to say thanks. There's a button for that ;)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] grentuu:
Thanks, flashed the boot.img but update still failed, said there were still changes in some libs.

Looks like HD is the answer, cheers for the help
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Danny201281:
Just flash the full stock Rom then flash stock recovery. Then your ota will install.

If you found my posts helpful, no need to say thanks. There's a button for that ;)
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[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] mandroid_lover:
I've had problems with waking the device from sleep mode, but otherwise great ROM! Keep up the great work. :)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dhelawas:
i just found mod DN4 240 dpi..... i hope somebody make my dream come true to mod DN4 260 or 280 dpi....
[Asus Padfone X and S] Kaito23:
Hey :)

I just got my Padfone X (in germany padfone s). Everything works pretty fine,

but I have big trouble with my 64 gb class 10 SanDisk sd-card :(

My phone always shows an unexpected remove error.

Anyone else got this problem too?

I will test the next days an other sd card and will format the big one.

I have to say, yesterday I hard resetted my phone and it got a bit better.

Greetings

Kaito
[Asus Padfone X and S] xcmartin:
It sounds like your SD card is either bad or not compatible. I had that problem with every device I have tried using a Class 10 SD card with. Try a Class 4 SD card instead.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] henklbr:
Exclusive Preview - Android 5.0 Lollipop on Samsung Galaxy Note 4

Credits/Picture: DD SamMobile
[Galaxy Note 4 General] PearsonDKA:
I'll believe it once I see more evidence. ?

Sent from the Galaxy Note 4
[Galaxy Note 4 General] emann56:
Its true, the founder of SamMobile posted this picture as well.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Batfink33:
Please get rid of the ugly Notification pull down Samsung!
[Galaxy Note 4 General] PearsonDKA:
Well I'll be damned.

Interested in seeing what new features they added.

Sent from the Galaxy Note 4
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Ce:
+1 for me an example how NOT to use the notification area. Not much room left for notifications compared to stock android.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] boodies:
Appreciate the good news! Im sure the Note 4 is getting it soon! I personally want the "s-connect and quick connect" to be an option so I can take it off the notification.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] sith78:
Hoping to get this b4 Christmas but my hope are not high....
[Galaxy Note 4 General] StajercS:
[YOUTUBE]UmFRLu_mSCQ[/YOUTUBE]

In this video looks like Samsung will be put together little piece of Android 2.x,4.x and 5.x. It looks like crap. :mad: Why they not build proper version of Android 5.0?? Not just mix 3 years old Android with new? :mad:

Dialer and contacs are so ugly and years old. On stock 5.0 are so beutiful.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] bala_gamer:
i prefer having one row for quick toggles rather than a row of notification, its much convenient to use toggles in single pull ;)
[Galaxy Note 4 General] 9e705ebbf0:
How many sales do you think it costs Samsung that their dialler and contacts app are ugly? 10,000? 100,000? There's no incentive for them to change it, especially when they're trying to establish a certain consistency so that there's familiarity for non-tech-savvy people who are used to Galaxy products. They'd lose more sales from people who would send it back because Samsung changed everything and now they can't figure out how to text their grandkids.

Just keep voting with your wallet. If stock's beautiful to you, buy a stock device.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Sckank:
Couldn't agree more. Remember this isn't a HTC.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] jpbl1976:
Actually, it'll depend on the implementation, which we can't really see from the static image. We'll need to see a video to see if the quick shortcuts/brightness slider/S-view shortcuts are part of the initial pull-down view.

To explain: on a Nexus 5/6, the initial view on a pull-down gesture shows app/persistent notifications only. A further pull-down shows the notifications transition into quick access shortcuts exclusively. This second pull-down view actually takes up MORE space than Samsung's current implementation -- there is room for just one set of notifications at the bottom, with multiple notifications sort of "stacked" like cards. You can check videos of the Lollipop notification center running on a Nexus 6 to get a better idea of what I mean.

So until we see how Sammy actually implemented it, it's too soon to say whether it takes too much space. For all we know, it's also a two pull-down implementation and the pics tweeted show the transition phase. The build that they showed for the S5 (in the video) was a very early build -- they didn't even want to post it because wi-fi (or something else, I can't recall which) wasn't working, so we can't draw conclusions from that. In fact, the current app switcher on a Note 4 is closer in appearance to the app switcher of stock android Lollipop than the one that shipped with the S5 so my inclination is that Sammy will attempt to emulate stock Android a bit more -- as Google has been pushing them (and other OEMs) to do.

My main hope is that Sammy does something about its color palette selection and the archaic tab UI on the dialer and elsewhere. I can see from the S5 videos that it's better but it's still around a generation behind. Something's off with the colors they've chosen for current Touchwiz and the video does show some improvement in that area. I hope the trend is in that direction. The Note 4 is a good piece of hardware kit and deserves an equally solid-looking UI.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] WizeGuyDezignz:
Why not just buy a Nexus 6 then? If Samsung made it look like stock Android then what would be the point of them making their Galaxy phones? Touchwiz is Touchwiz. It will NEVER look like stock Android. Ever.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] dr.m0x:
Well this is good news though as per usual some will get it by Christmas and others in February or something horrible like that.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] jpbl1976:
Yeah. The sad bit for our Note 4's that we don't exactly have recourse to custom ROMs since there are all these different variants -- not to mention we have two processors -- so an early release for one variant doesn't mean it'll get ported for all the others.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] mys3:
I prefer the Samsung implementation of quick toggles, the stock toggles aren't as easily accessible, what with either 2 finger pull down or 2 pulls on the notification bar.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Hitman42:
Definitly agree
[Galaxy Note 4 General] CheesyNutz:
I'll belive it once we have a ota
[Galaxy Note 4 General] manook:
Ive got lollipop on my N7 and the notification area is a pain. Double pull down and then having to scroll up just to get to the clear all button. Never thought id say it but I now prefer skinned android, including touchwiz!

I was going to get a N6 until i used it on my N7. Put me right off.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] iridaki:
That's impressive, great work indeed! :)

Having said that, it may not mean that much to people who find certain features of Touchwiz (like the camera, full S-Pen functionality, etc) important. And this is not to be taken as a comment on anyone's skills or efforts. It's just is what it is. ;)
[Galaxy Note 4 General] fattire:
I actually like the Samsung camera a lot.. I haven't played with many other cameras to see if anything is comparable for cm. The spen though seems to be a pressure sensitive wacom stylus to android 5, so you can use apps like Markers and it responds perfectly.. Brush lines get thicker as you press harder etc. You can also use Stylus, a stylus keyboard on the play store that looks almost identical (it may be identical) to the handwriting recognizing keyboard in tw.

One thing standard android doesn't have are those floating pie menus...
[Galaxy Note 4 General] srini09:
It's like Google pushing us towards Nexus 6!! Nah....not with the Note 4 around...
[Galaxy Note 4 General] bala_gamer:
can it do split window, allow spen, air gestures? naaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa :p:p:p

btw.. i love both tw and stock.. probably very rare to find lol
[Galaxy Note 4 General] megatooth:
So now there's another delay coming with 5.0.2? :)
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Jeshter2000:
Possibly...
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Batfink33:
It seems that 5.0.2 is buggy also so it wouldn't surprise me if there's a 5.0.3 soon.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] fattire:
Well spen does work as I posted earlier. Split windows was once planned for CM, but Google doesn't like it (breaks standards I heard) so it was never added to CM.

I think air gesturing works, but haven't tried it. XDA free version here.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] isaakmg:
And after, another delay with 5.0.3 and then, with 5.1 another and another.....fu***** Samsung......
[Galaxy Note 4 General] fattire:
Carrier IQ? In 2015?

Slightly offtopic, but those of you who are TW fans-- I just learned this-- you guys know that stock Samsung OS apparently has Carrier IQ installed?! Aside from the overhead and memory it consumes, this is the controversial "agent" (what many have called "spyware" or a "rootkit") that logs and tracks your phone's activity. I haven't followed much about it in the last few years, honestly I thought the manufacturers had been shamed into removing it, but it did make a splash when first discovered:

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/11/30/smartphone_spying_app/

[youtube]legx3K_Ul_I[/youtube]

Are you TouchWiz people bothered by this or is it no big deal?
[Galaxy Note 4 General] lisbon2004:
No big deal???

really?

are you kidding??

having Carrier IQ in your phone is like installing hi-res web cameras in every room of your house, connected to the surveillance agency.

How can we get rid of it?
[Galaxy Note 4 General] fattire:
To be clear, *I'm* not saying it's a not a big deal. I was asking for TW-fan's opinions. Hell, I'm not running it.... I'm running CM. But to get rid of it, you'll probably need to root it and rip the binaries out.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] WizeGuyDezignz:
What in the world does Google updating their OS have to do with Samsung? Are you just pissed because Samsung is waiting for a stable version of Lollipop? And if so, why?
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Mussels84:
some people look for excuses to justify an existing opinion. they're usually easy to spot.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] ciscostud:
I dont have it on my stock Note 4
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Mussels84:
it was a carrier specific thing a while back, i dont think its on modern phones anymore.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] pikul:
I also read 5.0.2 its kind of buggy and not that big of a deal, maybe they realeased it fast to nexus devices to have their good grace, a lot of them were mad because a few phone brands like htc got the lollipop update on their google edition devices before them lol

Sent from my Galaxy NOTE 4
[Galaxy Note 4 General] fattire:
Buggy? Al Sutton usually posts changelogs here, but anyway, here's a discussion.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] isaakmg:
I don't understand this comment.....is completly out of this topic.......
[Galaxy Note 4 General] pikul:
Gonna check it, i didnt even tried installing that update because of what i read in another forum and since my htc one its running great on 5.0.1 i didnt want to mess anything since thats my go to device when i cant take my Note 4 with me, i always forget to charge it and also i dont like taking it to the gym lol

Sent from my Galaxy NOTE 4
[Galaxy Note 4 General] megatooth:
Note 3 got Lollipop before Note 4...
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Tom540:
It looks like it still has a few bugs, here is the thread if anyone's interested;

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-note-3/general/lollipop-ota-note-3-n900-started-t2973773
[Galaxy Note 4 General] megatooth:
I was talking about the rollout in China for the N9005, which doesn't seem to be a leak.

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-note-3/development/n9005xxugbnl8-5-0-lollipop-rom-t2982110
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Tom540:
Ooooh my mistake I didn't see that one, sorry ?
[Galaxy Note 4 General] 2dorr:
Maybe we get OTA too...
[Galaxy Note 4 General] jdomadia:
I m expecting on 16 Jan 2015, starts from Poland:cool:
[Galaxy Note 4 General] isaakmg:
Source?
[Galaxy Note 4 General] ravijani:
no no no no not good

ABOVE LINK PISSED ME OFF MORE AND MORE AND MORE....

I MADE MISTAKE BUYING LATEST SAMMY FLAGSHIP.

and i know caps lock is on bcoz i m fed up with teasers and others getting updates.

imagine our scenario after a year if we ever getting future updates.. just ignored.

or wait and wait.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Ste_JDM:
Calm down, it's only a beta. If you wanted bleeding edge (and somewhat buggy) then you should have possibly gone with a Nexus device.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Mussels84:
Why are people so upset about this? No one ever promised that the newest devices would get the updates first... note 4 had 4.4.4 before any other samsung, and since its got newer hardware and a higher res screen maybe it takes longer to port it across?
[Galaxy Note 4 General] isaakmg:
Because is the phone most new...Is easy. The people pay one year for every model of note for this. Poor Samsung. LG today for today is more eficient with updates.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Mussels84:
i just put lollipop on my note 3, and its barely any different to the note 4 - it just has nicer notifications and settings app.

its not worth the hate people!
[Galaxy Note 4 General] iridaki:
However, I bet you'll be happy when your Note 4 gets updated to Android 6.0 before the Note 5. [emoji14]
[Galaxy Note 4 General] tmac31:
S5 got it too. Cuz probably they started working on 5.0 while it was beta they had no chance to work on note 4 cuz it wasnt ready. No way samsung and lg adapt their software in 30 days. Note 4 will get other updates faster just calm down.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Ste_JDM:
I can understand folks desire to be on the latest and greatest. I used to be like that too but there comes a time when people need to grow up after being exposed to the way Android updates with various vendors. Samsung and all others want a close to bug free release as possible, because their users are consumers, they cannot expect techie users. While Nexus is targeted towards developers more so than Samsung or LG or whatever devices.

I went for a Note 4 (I am a developer) because I'd get stability (touch wood) and some neat features not available in plain Android. If I wanted the latest and greatest (which needs minor updates ..5.0.1/2/3?) Then I would have bought a Nexus).

It's just sort of sad to see members of XDA act like children over they dont have what they want NOW NOW NOW. Seriously. I might not be a vet to the site but the childish reactions to a beta leak of 5.0 on the Note 3 is kinda pathetic. Regardless of how 'cool' the latest it will still be 10 months before 5.0 (if 5.1 is not released before hand) has the largest share of active users across the board.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] ciscostud:
The Note 4 is it the hardest model for Samsung to update to lollipop because it has the most TW features to deal with.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] marthinollys:
Yes to above lengthy comment. Wouldn't bother me if I never get lollipop on my Note 4. The device is outstanding as is.

Note 4
[Galaxy Note 4 General] toofimoofi:
I have to disagree. Ofcourse a phone that comes out of the box with wither latest os and specs should also get os updates first.

By your logic, noone should be surprised if lollipop comes to galaxy s2 before s5?
[Galaxy Note 4 General] bala_gamer:
i would be surprised only if the official tw version of 5.0.1 comes to any other device first other than note 4 ;)
[Galaxy Note 4 General] pikul:
Really people keeps hating on the fact we dont have lollipop yet? Think about it, compare the capability of the Note 4 and other S devices, of course its gonna be so much easier to port it in to the S5, also they're not gonna update our note with software full of bugs, i would be fuc**** pissed if my really expensive brand new phone doesnt perform at least great if not perfect.

At least on my part if i found a preview rom of lollipop, yeah im gonna try and installed it, i mean thats why im on xda, i love to flash roms, if it performs bad im just gonna switch back to kitkat, but im also cool if i get it even after a few months if that means its going to be without a lot of bugs :)
[Galaxy Note 4 General] utopiate:
If peeps are really desperate for lollipop then there are CM12 builds available to try. I was a bit on the fence with the whole TW vs stock etc but I have to say even at an early alpha stage the CM12 builds are superb. My note 4 now really shows it's beast specs.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Mussels84:
Could you give a quick run down on what you gain vs what you lose on those CM12 roms.

I've got two N4's now, and i wouldnt mind one TW one CM, if i don't loose too many features.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] fattire:
Off the top of my head...

CM12 GAINS

--Android 5.0.2 Lollipop vs. 4.4.x KitKat w/the new features including material design

--No spamware/bloatware/or Carrier IQ "spyware" that you can't remove

--Privacy controls (you can select which permissions to give apps per-permission)

--built from source so you can audit the source yourself and know what's in there

--purer AOSP experience (ie, Android as Google envisions it w/a few bonuses, as opposed to Samsung's TouchWiz vision)

--reportedly faster/smoother performance (probably due to 5.0 ART as well as lack of bloat/spyware)

--root automatically included

--numerous "extra" settings from the CM team meant to add functionality and customization without sacrificing usability.

--some CM12 "spinoff" roms are also available to play with (these have even more tweaks if regular CM12 isn't enough)

--community supported

BUT CM12 LOSES...

--The "S"-apps (many of which are replaceable through equivalent apps from the play store)

--Samsung UI TouchWiz customizations, like the floating "pie" stylus menu, and the non-Android standard run-two-apps-on-the-screen-at-once feature that Samsung bakes into their framework. The stylus still works as a standard pressure-reporting stylus on apps that support them such as Markers

--VoLTE (phone calls over wifi) not working yet

--May not be able to use Samsung-specific gear watches or other Samsung-specific hardware without some experimentation

--UHD video recording not yet enabled (although that's being worked on, literally as I type this)

--Battery life not yet fine-tuned (it's in-process by a few people in the forums, so improvements should come steadily)

--Not every carrier has been ported yet

--A work in progress

--Samsung is unlikely to support CM12

Keep in mind CM12 is in "alpha" though many are using it as their regular phone (including myself). Things are changing fast. Yesterday there was no NFC support in CM12, but starting today there is full (as far as I can tell) support. There are very few major standard Android things not yet supported-- UHD video recording is one, but stay tuned :)

See post #2 for more pluses/minuses.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] EP2008:
I can live with a few missing samsung features, but the camera app is near impossible to replace and losing multi window is a huge deal breaker. With CM12 on my Note 2 it just feels like any ordinary phone with a custom rom on it. ?

Sent from my SM-N910U
[Galaxy Note 4 General] fattire:
Yeah it's up to you. There are some good camera apps out there, and people are adding all kinds of stuff to CM, so I think it's gonna be a trade off of what you want vs. what you can live without. You're missing stuff with TW too, and for me-- the privacy issue trumps all. Not having fine-grained control over permissions on a per-app basis makes TW a no-go. CarrierIQ is an abomination so that too makes it a clear choice for me. But everyone is different...
[Galaxy Note 4 General] :
I actually wanted to say thanks for taking the time and actually mking a contributing comment with this out of your head list instead of ''this is better just bc''. As much as I love CM(installed it the moment 910F had a working build) I'll stay on TW for the next few weeks bc first there's no xposed yet(waiting for this one..), and secondly for some reason I'm getting only 2-3 SOT with CM12. this is a deal breaker right now as I'm sometimes at the university for a lot of time so I need the extra juice. maybe its related to the heating as I remember the phone was a bit warmer then usual, so I'll wait until the kernal/thermal stuff will be sorted out(already saw progress on thermal stuff. and hopefully there will be Note 4 AOSP supported kernels soon). lastly I actually never used CM itself on my nexus 5 as CM really lack of features ,I acknowledge it's the most important one as its the base for all the other AOSP roms(Liquidsmooth was my favorite).

so to sum it up - AOSP is awesome, the work that was put in CM on the note 4 by you and others is amazing, but i'll wait until it will feels a bit more daily driver and/or more roms variety/exposed is available available.

edit: actually kind of funny but come to think of it the TW feature (except the other stuff I said above) i'm using the most right now is air wake up, as I was used to double tap to wake from previous phones and this one is the closest one to d2tw functionality. it doesn't drain the battery either as the phone stays in deep sleep and much easier to open the phone. other apps I used on AOSP waren't as good sadly. side note on this one - god knows why only LG implemented a perfect dt2w on the LG3 and samsung/other manufacturers haven't even started implementing it and only air to wake up rip offs.. wonder why is that. heard the license for the APIs from qualcomm cost extra money so that might be it