yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Other TouchPad Development] blmvxer:
Okay so from the beginning,

1: I wiped the tablet completely using tptoolbox, then recreated webOS partitions.

2: I used webos doctor 3.0.5, and the device bypass tool

3:Entered developers mode

4:Connected to novacom and initialized novaterm, then began following CrimsonRed's instructions.

There is no screen rotation app on this tarchive, I'm assuming we're just framebuffering(As this is the 2011 version), so no 3d acceleration yet, audio doesn't workon this version either, and 3.2.1 of gnome boots into fallback which understandable given the driver issues.

I can't test much until I get rotation down because I have a deadspot in the Landscape upper right corner(which conviently is where the application menu is).

I am working on getting the uImage from this thread booting, and also updating the Arch base to the latest while still maintaining gcc and the driver versions.

[edit]

Also to use the castrwilliam kernel with the other build or viceversa we would have to mount the kernel and change where it mounts the system.
[Other TouchPad Development] Shiggity:
Awesome. Thanks for the update. Once you have something to test let me know.

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Also, I'd imagine that a bash script (Linux/Mac OS X etc) or a batch script (Windows) could be created to one-step this whole install process. Should anyone whip up one of those I'll help test that as well.
[Other TouchPad Development] blmvxer:
I can write one up for Linux later tonight or tomorrow. You'll just be able to run it using novaterm or wterm.
[Other TouchPad Development] Shiggity:
Okay cool. How's the arch image coming?
[Other TouchPad Development] Shiggity:
For anyone doing work on the kernel check this out: https://github.com/freedreno/kernel-msm/commits/hp-tenderloin-3.0

also here's a suggestion from robclark:

Also also, what's stopping you from using a newer kernel like something from the 4.x branch?

Here's the Evervolv Lollipop 5.1.1 source.. I dunno what the htc part is doing there, but if they can get Android 5.1.1 running on our device, then I don't see why we can't use it to help Arch to run.

https://github.com/Evervolv/android_kernel_htc_msm8960

Also also also, I decided to install the 2011 CrimsonRedMK build and I issued a "pacman -Syu" to get all the most up to date packages possible, and upon reboot the pacman command no longer works, though its binary is where you'd expect it to be (/usr/bin/pacman). When executed it's all "-bash: /usr/bin/pacman: No such file or directory" when it's obviously not true.
[Other TouchPad Development] blmvxer:
Having a lot of issues with getting the newer builds to work. And to answer your question our SoC doesn't support Linux 4.x, best we can do is try and backport newer features.
[Other TouchPad Development] Shiggity:
Oh I see. [MENTION=4386140]castrwilliam[/MENTION], have you had a chance to take more cracks at it? I'm always ready to test any build y'all have ready. I have no qualms with restoring my tablet as many times as necessary.
[Other TouchPad Development] Shiggity:
Hey guys would it be beneficial for us to have an iRC channel? It'd make it easier for us to collaborate on this project i.e. easier for me to get test builds to help us all haha. I was thinking it could be called #archlinux-touchpad or something like that. Thoughts?
[Other TouchPad Development] blmvxer:
I don't think I can get any newer builds working. :/
[Other TouchPad Development] Shiggity:
Has anyone taken a crack at this since the last time you did? I now have an x86 tablet (a 2014 Quantum View 10.1" with keyboard case) that I've tried running Linux on, but I could never get it running properly in tablet mode, so Windows it is for the time being.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] Windiddy:
I have a rooted N7, stock ROM with ClockworkMod recovery v6.0.4.3. When i try to install OTA update, it would go to CWM recovery and it would not install. Please help. :confused:
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] nhizzat:
Install stock recovery
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] chrismast:
as mentioned, you need stock recovery.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jamespanget19:
Good morning guys!

I have a question about my weather wdget. I have SGN3 N900S.

And then I connected to wifi and reload my weather widget to get current weather, of course.

But suddenly a place appeared but it is nt the place where im in. Thought, that place is also a place on our country.

I tried typing my place but same place appeared. I think there is something wrong with my weather widget, perhaps?

I tried clearing cache and datas same thing goes on. On my Maps widget it located my correct location but on widget its not.

Im from philippines, nyone who can help me pls comment their fix or for filipinos just pm me so that we could talk easily hehe
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amk19:
Which weather widget you are using?

Stock Note 3?

Or Galaxy Alpha or S5 or Note 4?

I was facing same issue with Korean and Chinese weather widget. Then I installed the global version.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tommason1968:
Did any of you switch from the HTC One_M8. If so is this phone worth the switch?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BACARDILIMON:
You have to see for yourself. I think the m8 sucked. It lasted me 3 hours till I took it back. Best thing I can tell you is go to Best buy and try it on hands on.

BAD ASS NOTE 4
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tiffany84:
I loved the M8. Wish I still had one actually. Just depends if you like the smaller phone or the larger one. If you like the thought of the larger screen the Note 4 is a great phone.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RaiderWill:
I felt compelled to respond to your question... :cool:

The first thing I did was, put myself in your shoes.. And I ask myself:

"Did any of you switch from the Note 4? and is ____________ phone worth the switch?

Maybe without realizing it.. There is something about the M8 that you do not like.. you are certainly not 100% satisfied with it.. :cool:

Or you would not even be considering another device.

It's certainly fast enough.. IMO.. Still has the smoothest, lag-free interface going.. beautiful screen, 32 GB's of storage.. etc.

It's a Flagship Phone..

But it's not a Samsung Galaxy Note 4.

This is the Biggest Baddest most Feature-Rich Phone on the Planet..and it has the Fastest Hardware on the Planet..( Try the CM 12 Alpha ROM to see the Note 4's 2,700 MHz perform without the burden of Touchwiz ) So "Yes" it's definitely worth the switch.. it does it all.. from Productivity to Gaming.. Drawing or simply reading on what's been described as the "Best Screen Ever Put On A Smartphone"

Check this UTube out as well if you want to see some of what the Note 4 can do: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-kaOjfAZyQ
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tommason1968:
No I'm actually quite happy with the m8 and how it functions. If htc made a phone that size (not the one max) but one with features like the note then I would get it.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FrankJL_:
I switched from the m8 to the note 4.

The M8 was a solid phone and i absolutely enjoyed it. But when i saw that note 4 screen and camera in action.

I had to get it.

This pic was taken at Art basel 2014 Miami -( No filter, nothing raw image) wall art
[ONE General] gd6noob:
This is confirmed to work by me.

For anyone that wants to change their DPI and still have Google Play to work fine, to test it, Search for Microsoft Mobile Office, if you doesnt come up, then just reflash gapps

Im on Stock Google Now Launcher.

Flash Rom

Flash Kernel (Optional)

Boot into rom, either to an app to change DPI or use a file manager with root permission and change DPI (Lovin 380DPI)

Boot back in to Recovery, install GApps (So far, Slim GApps work and I have only used it)

Clear cache/Dalvik (optional)

Profit

Or as timmaaa said:

Only for Pre-Lollipop roms

-Copy the build.prop from the ROM zip you want to flash to your sd card.

-Use a text editor to to change the LCD density in build.prop to whatever DPI you want. Save the file.

-Use the app Zarchiver to view the ROM zip, navigate to /system and delete the build.prop file. Use the add file feature to insert the build.prop you previously edited.

-Boot into recovery and flash ROM + gapps.

-Reboot.

I havent tried this with another GApp package, but will test it next time I re-flash my phone.

Screenshot as requested:
[ONE General] Nettwerk:
Please screenshot how it looks.
[ONE General] gd6noob:
you got it.. SS are up
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
You don't need to edit the build.prop before flashing the gapps zip.

For any Android version you can do this:

-Flash ROM + gapps.

-Boot into ROM.

-Use a text editor to change the LCD density in build.prop to whatever DPI you want.

-Reboot. That's it.

For any pre Lollipop ROM you can do it an easier way:

-Copy the build.prop from the ROM zip you want to flash to your sd card.

-Use a text editor to to change the LCD density in build.prop to whatever DPI you want. Save the file.

-Use the app Zarchiver to view the ROM zip, navigate to /system and delete the build.prop file. Use the add file feature to insert the build.prop you previously edited.

-Boot into recovery and flash ROM + gapps.

-Reboot.

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[ONE General] gd6noob:
if you did that way, some apps dont show up on google play.. at least for me, this was the case... thats why after changing the build.prop, you need to reflash GApps....

For your pre-lollipop way, its pretty much the same thing thing where you need to edit or replace the build.prop in the rom package then flash the gapps after...
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
I've been doing it that way for years, and I've never had any issues with any apps. I've found editing the ROM zip itself to be a much easier way to get it done.

EDIT> To be more specific, I mean I've been editing the build.prop after flashing the gapps for years, I've only been using the Zarchiver method in the last 12 months.

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[ONE General] gd6noob:
and you confirm that you see Mobile Office in your google play?
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
Which one? I see two with that name:

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[ONE General] gd6noob:
Neither.... its from Microsoft..

Microsoft Office Mobile
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
Yeah it does indeed say my device isn't compatible. I'm on CM11S at the moment though, so there's no choice but to edit the DPI once gapps are already installed. I don't see you mention that app in the OP by the way.

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[ONE General] gd6noob:
Yea I noticed I didnt mention it so I edited out.. lol...

So your prolly missing some other apps also, I just dont know what apps you frequently use... Just reflash GApps and it would work again...
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
I have all the apps I want/need, but next time I flash another ROM I'll give your method a shot.

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[ONE General] Giocarro:
Today I learned something new!

So, if I got it right, next time I flash a ROM I'll try to flash Gapps after editing build.prop and rebooting.
[ONE General] gd6noob:
Your way of editing the build.prop file then re-inserting should work also..

If you did what timmaaa said, editing the buil.prop then re-inserting the file back into the rom package, then technically, it should work coz your flashing the gapps package after the edited build.prop
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
Oh I'm sure it does. The only problem is it won't work with Lollipop ROMs because the hierarchy within the ROM zip very different.

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[ONE General] gd6noob:
Hmm... strange.. next time I reflash the CM lollipop rom, I want to give this a try...
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
Here's an example. This is the root of a Lollipop ROM zip:

This is what's in /system:

This is what's in /system/bin:

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[ONE General] gd6noob:
Yea... i just downloaded the rom to see.. and theres no build.prop... so how to edit it?
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
You can only do it after flashing. It populates during the flash.

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[ONE General] Gabeloooooo:
This sounds like a neat fix! I was changing DPI back and forth!

I'm sure this question is stupid, but if we're still using stock, is there a downside to flashing Gapps?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nabilbek:
I want to buy a screen + frame replacement for my phone

where do i buy it from ? something original and 100% genuine

I almost bought from vifocal.com , any thoughts on these guys?

oneplus.eu, aliexpress ? where do I find a 100% original replacement

I cant seem to be sure about any :(
[HTC One E8] william tanaya:
Hi. I just bought this ohone a couple months ago(maybe 2) and yesterday, the phone will not vibrate out of nowhere. I looked at the setting but couldnt find anything wrong.

Anybody there dealing with the same problem?

I might have to sent my phone to htc to fix it.
[HTC One E8] william tanaya:
quick update. after I restarted the phone for a couple of times, still no luck.

but then I turned my phone off for the whole night, and the next morning, the vibration came alive...

so.. yeah
[HTC One E8] Souravb381:
Im using htc one e8 and my vibration isnt working.Can anyone have any solution?
[HTC One E8] Silver.Shadow:
Try factory reset, and make sure that vibration is on in settings. Double check that in power saver also, you've set vibrations as on if you have power saver turned on. If it still doesn't work, it may be a hardware defect, take to service center!
[HTC One E8] william tanaya:
try to check all the settings. if all is correct, try to shut it down. I shut down mine for almost a night. and the next morning the vibration starts working again for some reasons.
[HTC One E8] Souravb381:
Can u plz tell me all settings means in details?
[HTC One E8] jaseem489:
I had the same problem . I switched off my phone for a whole night and the vibration came alive the next morning.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] norcal61:
Is there any way to change the default download directory on chrome for Android? I always used boat browser on my previous phones, but so far I've only been using Chrome on my Note 4 because of the ability to easily sync browser data with my desktop. The stock browser allows changing the download location to the ext. SD, but I can't seem to make that happen with chrome. Anybody know a work around?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] norcal61:
Yes, no, maybe?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] jonrobertd:
ES file explorer download manager works great. Set it up to download your stuff, and tell it to save it to external downloads folder.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] norcal61:
Ive got that, and it works well for downloading documents and what not, but i cannot get pictures from the web to download straight to my external sd from chrome.
[Samsung Gear S] Geletis:
The Gear S has a very nice feature that allows auto locking of the connected phone when the Gear S is not connected to the phone. This feature seems to require that a pattern unlock be setup as a backup.

There doesn't seem to be any way to use the Note 4's fingerprint recognition feature as a backup. The setup screen in the Gear phone application (Gear app/ settings/ auto lock) will list all the various unlock methods (pattern, pin, password, fingerprint) but only pattern seems to work with the Auto Unlock feature. Even if a fingerprint or password are entered, when the phone is disconnected from the watch it seems to be pattern unlock or nothing.

It is beyond odd that Samsung is not supporting their own fingerprint scanner. Has anyone found a way around this?
[Samsung Gear S] ozaghloul:
This is almost erie. I had just discovered auto lock and was coming here now to write a thread about how cool it is and how it would be lovely to couple it with the fingerprint scanner.

Another thing I miss is the cool swipe effects that the Note 4 offer (especially the mont blanc ink effect). I dislike the old school padlock.
[Samsung Gear S] Step666:
No, it isn't - most devices the Gear range is compatible with don't have fingerprint scanners.
[Samsung Gear S] ozaghloul:
Who cares about most devices? All the new devices come with it (S5, Note 4, Alpha). That's now the new norm, for well over a year.
[Samsung Gear S] Step666:
Firstly, 8 months is hardly 'well over a year'.

And it's nowhere near 'all the new devices' that have fingerprint readers, it's 5 handsets out of something like 40+ that Samsung have released this year.

Secondly, Samsung obviously cares about customers with older handsets.

Not only is it good for business and good for those customers, it's good for you too - by your logic, as soon as the S6 or a newer Gear is released, they should stop caring about or continuing to support the Note4 or the Gear S, which I'm pretty certain you wouldn't be happy with.
[Samsung Gear S] Geletis:
You're saying that Samsung shouldn't support their latest technology, just because it's not in their older phones? If Samsung followed that advice, there would never be any advancement.

Of course they should continue to support the older devices, along with the features in their newer devices. They should do both. Including fingerprint scanner support wouldn't impact their support of older devices. It is completely baffling that Samsung's highly promoted fingerprint scanner is not a supported way to unlock the phone with the Gear S.

Whether you have one of these newer devices or not, Samsung's neglect for their own technology was an odd mistake.
[Samsung Gear S] ozaghloul:
So you really think I am saying that it should ONLY support the fingerprint scanner? Really? REALLY?
[Samsung Gear S] Step666:
No, I simply highlighted the reason why the feature works the way it does, to maximise compatibility.

Everything you quoted from my second post was a response to the attitude that if your handset doesn't have a fingerprint scanner then it doesn't matter.
[Samsung Gear S] sbrownla:
So I believe this may be a Google thing. Android Wear devices are now getting proximity unlock and if I recall correctly, require pattern unlock. They can't use pin code or fingerprint either.

It would be nice to see something other than pattern, one of the LEAST secure methods, able to be compatible with the Gear auto unlock feature. Samsung is usually all about options but this isn't one.
[Samsung Gear S] Slygrin:
Here is my work around. I'm using a Note 4 & Gear S

I installed AutomateIt Pro, the free version should work, I'm assuming Tasker would also work., and Screen Off and Lock by Katecca.

I have the Lock Screen set for Finger Print with a fairly long time out. I setup a rule in AutomateIt to run the Screen Off and Lock program when the phone is disconnected from the Gear's Bluetooth. As soon as it is disconnected the screen blanks and locks. When it is reconnected I can unlock with a finger print, then it stays unlocked until the timeout kicks in. I currently have it set for a 1 hour timeout, that pretty much keeps it unlocked all day as long as the Gear is connected via Bluetooth.
[Samsung Gear S] joshm.1219:
Not really, when I was using the G Watch R with the Droid Turbo, I could use any lock I wanted. Motorola had a separate Trusted Devices setting. So if they could do it so could Sammy.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] winga45:
So ive did everything in the book to get my gps to work from disasemble device to gps apps to csc edit to everything you can think of so i finally found what was causing all this so steps are as follow

S4: #i337

#CAUSE:

NO SATALITTES CAN BE FOUND

GPS SEARCHING CONSTANTLY

#FIX:

*odin to stock NB1 make sure it say PASS!!!

*reboot let phone boot up

*skip alll sign in stuff

*go into settings-accounts-backup and reset-factory reset

*reset the device make sure NOT to check sd card cause it WILL WIPE it

*do a reset after let it do its thing ounce booted up sign in

*and download gps test and see SATALITES ARE WORKING

Hit thanks button did alot to figure this out
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] winga45:
and let there be gps [emoji4] [emoji4] [emoji4] [emoji4] [emoji4]
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] winga45:
One more for the record [emoji4]
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] mr2ts:
I'm sorry if this question has been covered in the other thread allready but after hours of looking I still had no answer.

My Orbit with 2gb card has had the corruption problem a few times now and while we wait for a fix I was wondering if there was a easy'ish way to work around the problem for now.

The Thought i had was:

Partitition the card into 2 1gb partitions

Have the phone use partition 1 only

Backup partition 1 onto partition 2

In the event of corruption format partition 1 and copy partition 2 over to 1

I am wondering if it is possible to do this from the phone rather than from my pc as the last time I had corruption I was 250miles from home with no access to a pc to repair my card.

Thx Mr2T's
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] varvocel:
You can format partition on SD with FAT32 or FAT16 using Flash Format http://www.pocketgear.com/software_detail.asp?id=851&associateid=17

and then resore your data to it.
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] nm8:
Hi

From what I gather from the forum is that HTC said that the data corruption on the sd card happens when it tries to access files and it is switched off while it hasnt finished doing so. HTC recommends to set the Artemis to auto power after 1 minute ( allow it to switch itself off automatically instead of using the power button).
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] varvocel:
Yes, but this resolution decrease probablity of data corruption only...

Good luck
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] hb328_dtdd:
what causes the problem is the contacts connection.

it is easily sorted by placing the memory card in, make sure the gate is clicked down and does not pop back up, then make sure the sim gate is clicked in properly, then get a spare simcard (do not use cardboard etc.) and place it on top of the sim gate, then carefully put battery on top then back lid.

i have used this method for 2months now and not had a single problem with corruption
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] mr2ts:
Thx for the replys

I have looked through the other thread and tryed adding a shim to the card for connection problems and setting the power off to 3 mins as HTC recomend more than 1 min but I was still getting the problem, so I was looking to find a way to get around the problem without been near my PC, at least as a short time fix until the problem is cured.

I suppose what I'm asking is

How do i partition the card into 2? Used wm5Storage and guide from this forum

Can my orbit access both partitions on 1 card? Seems i can

How do i format the partition if it becomes corrupt? Flash Format thx varvocel, not tryed yet

How do i restore from partition 2 to partition 1? Just use file explorer?

Thx all
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] irv777:
Hi, you can read this website regarding "how to make partitions on SD cards" http://www.pocketpc-live.com/partition-sd-cards.html ......i havent tried it myself but it may work as your idea seems like a good workaround regarding the sd card corruption......let me know how you go with the partition....
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] w0mbat:
I reformatted with the Fat type and sector size shown in the main post 3 weeks ago and haven't had any corruption since :)

I used to have to recover my card a couple of times a week and was always losing access to TomTom maps before I did this.
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] varvocel:
I had data corruptions even with partitions (FAT16, FAT32) - like other users. In my opinion there is no reliable resolution for now. Most often I see posts like "I have workaround and my SD OK from 2 weeks" and after some time - "Oh no, I've lost my data again".

Read the "Corrupt 2gb SD Card" threat...

Mr2ts - yes use WM5Storage, then format it (you can do this with PC).

Good luck
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] pebsuk:
2GB Memory Card

I have also tried putting things under the sim above the sim, formatting FAT16/FAT32 and all to no avail. Good luck to anyone whose prepared to put up with this what can be a time consuming frustrating problem. Think I'm going to quote sale of goods act and get mine returned after 5 months...