yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] eletendre84:
You have to skip the setup of your google account and cyanogen account, go to input, physically turn on the hardware keyboard, then add your google account. Its turned off by default for some reason. Not sure if that's gapps or the Roms fault. I am using philz 6.0.4.5 and I wipe for new ROM, wipe /system, /preload, /cache, and /data twice, flash the ROM, gapps, GPS fix, boot the ROM, turn on SU, then flash SuperSU and all is fantastic. Stock kernel, I had problems with shift. Camera and everything else works great. Only issue I have is google play movies FC occasionally and forces a reboot.

Settings > language and input > current keyboard > slide the hardware switch ON
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] 1midniterider:
Is anyone, other than me, having trouble with FrostWire app? For me it keeps FC'ing almost constantly. Had to force stop it...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] k3v0:
This isn't the best solution, but it works.

I always get the AOSP keyboard to show by flipping various aosp keyboard settings on and off. The 2/7 nightly was the only one where I had to try multiple settings to get it to work.

I created the update.zip file in Titanium Backup so I can attempt to restore my swype keyboard if I really get stuck. Just flash in recovery to get TiBackup back then restore your keyboard.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] altimuh:
This worked perfectly!! Thanks so much!!

Lol I hear ya - I wish I tried that instead of wiping, going back to the build I had working, setting it all up, and then read the keyboard tip above. The need for the latest then had me do it all over again! I wish there was a way to automate setting up a Rom the way I like it. Oh well - practice makes perfect!

When you guys update to the latest nightly, do you do full wipes or just dirty flash? Also is the cm updater working or do you download and flash by going into recovery yourself?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] k3v0:
CMUpdater doesn't seem to work, I'm on Philz. I usually download from the website as the download through the updater fails half the time. (My wifi due to cheap internet is slower than LTE)

I don't wipe /data but I do wipe /cache and /system. CM12 occasionally has serious problems if I don't wipe /system.

I've flashed the various nightlies far too often between getting the gps to work and verifying that chromecast screen mirroring doesn't work on the "swift" (evervolv) kernel (casting through every other app works). Also, the CM12 chromecast notification button has never worked for me.

All said, CM12 is my daily driver. Performance and battery life are far better than anything based on TouchWiz. I overclock to 1.8 GHz and undervolt each CPU step by 100 mV. My bluetooth headset works well and the battery drain when I use the Maps navigation feature is surprisingly low.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] altimuh:
Thanks for the tips - what app do you use to undervolt?

Also, does anyone have a # in their status bar next to WiFi or cell signal icons? Its almost as if its a root access symbol, but its on all of the time. (I have root enabled through develepor options and don't have supersu or superuser installed as the developer options is sufficient for me)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] k3v0:
That program STweaks is installed when you flash the evervolv kernel.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=57721348

The # sign indicated you don't have the supersu su binary installed, but have the supersu app. You can get chainfire's latest flashable supersu binary here:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=23427715&postcount=1
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] altimuh:
Thank you once again!!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] tvwebguy:
I've noticed that the last 5 nightly's are all the same size. Has anyone noticed any changes? Is there a change log somewhere?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jlmancuso:
http://www.cmxlog.com/12/l900/

Note: change logs are device specific now. Cm11 had pnly rom change logs.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] tvwebguy:
Great link. Thanks!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] purpleicing:
Newby to CM Question

I'm currently running the cm-12-20150116-UNOFFICIAL-t0lte rom. Whenever I try to install the latest nightly, either manually or via the cm updater, it boots fine, updates all of the apps, and then constantly spits out an error "unfortunately, the process xxx has stopped working". I'm not sure if this is a recovery issue, a gapps issue, or a CM issue. My 2 main concerns are that I'm unable to load the latest nightly and my GPS not working.

Things I've tried:

- I was using a really old version of TWRP when I rooted my phone, I have since update to CWM-6.0.4.3 and still receiving the error

- I have done full wipes as well as dirty flashes

- I have tried gapps-pico and gapps-lp-20141109-signed thinking maybe it was an issue with my gapps.

- I tried flashing the gps fix zip from earlier in the thread but it didn't seem to do anything

Anyone have any ideas?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] k3v0:
Do a factory reset. This formats /system and /data (but not /data/media). I find I always need to format /system and /cache when I flash a new nightly. Occasionally I need to do a factory reset, if performance is poor.

Sent from my SPH-L900
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] purpleicing:
Thanks for the quick reply. I have tried that, what version of gapps are you using?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] k3v0:
The version linked in the OP. Also, some of the gapps were using old data on my sdcard.

Sent from my SPH-L900
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] purpleicing:
Thanks man! I'm on the latest nightly now. Tried flashing that gps fix but no luck on my end. It finds a lock but then after a couple of minutes loses it and can't find it again.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] lbcoach3347:
Is everyone still flashing the shift kernel to get camera to work or has that been fixed in one of the latest nightlies
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] 1midniterider:
Finally tried using "Encrypt Device"... Which was successful, on the bootup no keyboard was available to input password. So I ended up removing encryption and restoring from backup... Is there a fix for this issue?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] k3v0:
Camera works with and without flashing the kernel linked in this thread.

Sent from my SPH-L900
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] tvwebguy:
I flash the shift kernel so that my bluetooth works.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] lbcoach3347:
That KS for the heads up. That is a big part of my job., being on Bluetooth
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] k3v0:
Regular CM12 kernel has working bluetooth.

Sent from my SPH-L900
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] lbcoach3347:
Dies 8t have working a2dp I know the voice worked on calls but could not listen to radio until I flashed shift kernel
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] skinneejay:
So how is the ROM running for everyone? I'm trying to find out more information but it looks like things are slowing down.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] purpleicing:
Rom is running really smooth for me. Battery drains fairly quickly, I can't seem to make it through a day without having to recharge (heavy usage). GPS not working, google play movies not working, and netflix not working. I've had only a few force closures and a couple random resets and I've been using it for a couple of weeks now. So overall, I'm pretty happy with it, wish I could figure out how to fix the GPS (biggest downer for me).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] k3v0:
I had to reflash a TouchWiz ROM. RWilco12's mostly stock NE2 ROM did the trick.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=55022951&postcount=1

I then obtained a GPS lock then immediately rebooted to recovery and flashed CM12.

GPS has continued to work even after formatting /system and installing the latest CM12 nightly.

After doing a factory reset (wiping /data but not /data/media) I no longer experience any FCs.

Edit: Battery life is terrific, especially compared to stock. On my original battery I still get a day of moderate to heavy use (<4%/hr). Surprisingly, when using the GPS and Maps for navigation my car charger increases the battery charge. This never happened on any debloated stock image I ran, the charger would only slow the inevitable battery drain. My Note2 is OCed with a slight UV using the evervol kernel.

Sent from my SPH-L900
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] purpleicing:
Flashed the stock rom, got a gps lock. Rebooted into recovery, did you do a factory reset/wipe cache or just install cm12 without wiping anything?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] k3v0:
I did a format of /cache and /system, though (I think) I've done a Factory Reset since I got the GPS working.

Sent from my SPH-L900
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] purpleicing:
Was really hoping this would work for me but no luck.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] k3v0:
Did you verify your GPS lock in the GPS Status & Toolbox app?

Sent from my SPH-L900
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] resarfekim:
I think you need to flash the GPS fix:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=57626514&postcount=10
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] kebo3473:
I flashed a file called gps.fix.test1.lollipop.i605.zip. I believe I got from a forum linked in this forum. I flash that and my gps has been fine. I have to flash after every nightly, but it's worked perfectly for me. Hopefully it will work for you.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] The Commish:
Anyone have an idea when Netflix and Play Movies issues will get fixed? I read a few posts up and see that they still aren't working. Pretty much that's the only thing keeping this ROM from being my daily. Everything else worked great for me.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] 1midniterider:
Any truth to the rumor that Google is pushing Lollipop 5.1 to certain devices?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jlmancuso:
CM is a large group and support a massive variety of devices. The Netflix issue is a device issue (mainly exynos chips) which exists on few devices. So fixing it is not their main concern. There are a few smaller dev groups that have the fix already in use. Only thing is none of the roms with the fix are for our device (l900).

Until CM is fixed…

Keep an eye out for CyanideL (coming soon to the l900) that has the Netflix fix. This is a CM based rom that will be showing up soon. It will be WiFi available on WiFi only and normal versions. I have it in testing stages right now but it will be the only lollipop l900 rom with working Netflix for our device that I know of.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] The Commish:
Thanks for the info. I didn't know it was device specific, so that's makes sense. I'll keep an eye out for that other ROM you mentioned. Thanks again.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] 1midniterider:
Has anyone tested device encryption?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] internetpilot:
I'm running CM11 snapshot m11 as my daily driver, but have been trying various CM12 nightlies for the past couple of weeks. I got further with the 02212015 nightly than any other, but still not enough for it to be my daily driver just yet.

It's getting really close, but a there's a couple of show stoppers for me:

- ES File Manager cannot get Root Explorer access whether I use the native root or SuperSU. Yes, everything is configured properly. Root Explorer doesn't work either. Every other app that requires root works fine.

- I get a repeated Google Play Movies and TV has stopped message that won't stop. Even after I disable the sync on the Google account and reboot. By repeated I mean ever 3 seconds...literally.

I'll keep trying. It's looking really good! Thanks for all your efforts on bringing this to our Note 2!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] lbcoach3347:
Did you flash the chain fire root supersu file after flashing the rom
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] internetpilot:
I tried both installing from the Play store as well as flashing it via recovery. I've also tried using the native root included with CM12.

Again, Titanium Backup, Note Buddy, Recordable, etc. all get root access and work fine. It's only the root explorer apps/features that don't work.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] 1midniterider:
I'm currently using CM12 2/19 nightly and that adb and mtp work intermittently when connecting to MacOS X laptop. Also Device Encryption no longer works. The android logo pops up and when the a few seconds the system restarts. All the above worked on a previous nightly.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] lbcoach3347:
This might be stupid but did you turn on the root option in the app. Ex. Es file Explorer as an on off switch in the settings. Then go into so and grant it the permission
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] AaronCompNetSys:
Working good for me, PA Gapps doesn't work BTW, use the package from the CM site. There is a tiny bit of screen tearing on some animations, nothing serious. I actually prefer tearing over lag. Heavy apps like Waze and GMaps works smoother than on my KitKat Moto X, you can see they have focused on ART as its clunkier on davalik.

GPS appears to be working (Edit, its not now, will try work around, zip file worked). Battery life is great so far. Bluetooth is weird on setup, it causes wifi to glitch out. After setup, was stable after a reboot.

Don't forget the keyboard bug, you need to turn on the hardware keyboard in settings for the ASOP keyboard to pop up.

Seems to be an auto brightness glitch, it jumps to higher brightness for a split second every couple minutes, driving in car with on for a while.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] internetpilot:
Not stupid at all when that actually was a problem for me after they first implemented that switch! Haha! But, unfortunately, that's not the problem this time. What's weird is that even the various dedicated "Root Explorer" apps that always have root access "on" don't even get root. And it's only file manager type apps -- all my other root-required apps are working fine. I think I might just chalk it up as that one nightly, and give another nightly a try this weekend. I can only do this on the weekends, because I need my phone too much during the week. But I'll try again this weekend and see if a newer nightly works better. Thanks for the suggestion.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] 1midniterider:
Device Encryption is still broken in 2/26/15 nightly. In the log I noticed the following message when attempting to perform Device Encryption:

W/linker (19198): libqmi_encdec.so has text relocations. This is wasting memory and prevents security hardening. Please fix.

See attachment for details. Encryption was last tested on the 2/11/15 nightly and it worked correctly except for the lack of a keyboard to input the passcode on bootup.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] internetpilot:
I tried the 2/25 nightly earlier this week and was really excited because everything went well. I still get a couple of flashes of notifications that Google Play Movies and TV stopped (even when I set them to never sync when I setup my Google account), but it goes away unlike the last time where it kept doing it repeatedly (and endlessly). The only problem I currently have is that Bluetooth audio (when connected to my Toyota Sequoia) plays too fast, like at 1.5x. I'm using the stock audio player. I was very pleased to get SMS over bluetooth back. I've been missing that with CM11.

CM12 is >< this close to being my daily driver ROM. Woohoo!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ColeTrain!:
Just put this in. Looks good so far!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] internetpilot:
According to the changelog of Liquid Smooth ROM they fixed it. Not sure how, but...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ColeTrain!:
I like it so far.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] AaronCompNetSys:
Quick update for my experience: been flashing new nightlies, GPS is still not fixed in those, but the seperate zip file fix still works. GPS initialize time is around 60 seconds when first triggered, if on boot up or quick setting toggle. If you leave it on but inactive, it initializes much faster at around 3 seconds.

Still have a few audio glitches here and there, but otherwise its rock solid, fast, and battery life has been very good.

Background, mine is used as a GPS.
[General Questions and Answers] yenaing357:
Hello . . .

I wish to root my Acer Liquid Z200 android version 4.4.2 . Please, tell /guide me how to root it.

With best wishes,

:)
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SatansBadger:
I got a new Z3 conpact from ebay and unfortuantly didnt realise it was the D5883 version.

I am currently on an O2 and no longer get 4G now ive switched phones. Does anyone know if any uk networks will work with 4g for the phone ?
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robin 635:
Three does.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The-Droidster:
If I converted a few Google apps like Google plus or news stand etc to use app using titanium backup and then flashed gapps during custom ROM update, what will be the result? Will it be system app again or remain user app or will I have 2 copies?

Hammered from my Hammerhead!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The-Droidster:
bump?
[XDA Assist] XDA Visitor:
Hi

By mistake, I proceeded for updating my JabraBT3030 firmware using the file " Jabra_STREET2_SW_2-13-0-GENERAL.zip" which was valid for Street 2 version and not for older version.

I realised the same after clicking yes to Terms and Conditions, while the BT3030 was plugged in to a USB port connected to a PC. The software started self installation, and could not complete probably due to compatibility. By the time I realised, it was late.

The BT3030 seems to have gone corrupt eversince, as the unit is not connecting, and only orange LED keeps blinking on being plugged to wall socket.

Suggest remedy........
[XDA Assist] Razvan:
Hi there,

I'm sorry but I can't find anything related to your question/device because we don't have any forum/thread with development for this device.

Please post that in the forums bellow for more answers from the experts. Register an account on XDA for that.

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Good luck
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JohnLM:
Hello guys!

So I have the Samsung Galaxy Trend GT-S7560 phone stuck on bootloop after replacing broken touchscreen digitizer (and yes, I triple-checked the all the connectors).

I can get into the 'download mode' which is nice. So I tried to reflash the kernel and although I compiled the zImage, I've no idea what to do with it further. Extra details and motivation follows...

I've seen some vague claims on the Web that flashing GT-S7562 firmware on GT-S7560 fixes this (but may introduce different bugs), and I tried to investigate this further.

I fetched the source code from opensource.samsung.com for both GT-S7560 and GT-S7562.

I assumed this might be different drivers for touchscreens in kernel configuration, but there is insignificant change in configurations.

$ diff -u kernel-S756{0,2}/arch/arm/configs/kyle02_defconfig
--- kernel-S7560/arch/arm/configs/kyle02_defconfig	2013-05-29 05:14:53.000000000 +0300
+++ kernel-S7562/arch/arm/configs/kyle02_defconfig	2012-10-19 03:06:01.000000000 +0300
@@ -217,7 +217,6 @@
CONFIG_SENSORS_BMA222=y
CONFIG_SENSORS_BMA222E=y
CONFIG_SENSORS_CORE=y
-CONFIG_SENSORS_KXTJ2=y
CONFIG_PROXIMITY_SENSOR=y
CONFIG_ANDROID_PMEM=y
CONFIG_SCSI=y
@@ -245,7 +244,6 @@
# CONFIG_INPUT_MOUSE is not set
CONFIG_INPUT_TOUCHSCREEN=y
CONFIG_TOUCHSCREEN_MELFAS_KYLE=y
-CONFIG_TOUCHSCREEN_MELFAS_KYLE_G2=y
# CONFIG_TOUCHSCREEN_ZINITIX_AMAZING is not set
CONFIG_TOUCHSCREEN_ATMEL_MAXTOUCH=n
CONFIG_TOUCHSCREEN_SYNAPTICS_RMI4_I2C=n

Although there is some difference in code, but I haven't spotted the relevant parts yet.

Since the source I have is most likely newer (tagged S7560XXBMK2), I thought I could try to flash it unmodified and hope it contains the fix already. I compiled the zImage but I wonder what do I do with it now.

I got a partition dump from phone with Heimdall (Linux equivalent of Odin), but none says 'KERNEL' (as I expected it would).

$ heimdall print-pit | sed -nE '/^---/{N;N;N;N;N;N;N;N;N;N;N;s/^--- Entry #([0-9]+).*Partition Name: ([^\n]*).*Flash Filename: ([^\n]*)/\1: \2 \(\3\)/p}'
0: CFG_DATA (qcsblhd_cfgdata.mbn)
1: QCSBL (qcsbl.mbn)
2: FAT (fat.bin)
3: EBR_START (partition.bin)
4: OEMSBL (oemsbl)
5: APPSBL (appsbl)
6: SSD ()
7: APPS (boot.img)
8: MODEM_ST1 ()
9: MODEM_ST2 ()
10: PERSIST (persist.img.ext4)
11: RECOVERY (recovery.img)
12: PARAMETER (parameter.img)
13: SECURE ()
14: PIT (pit.bin)
15: SYSTEM (system.img.ext4)
16: CACHE (cache.img.ext4)
17: MD5 (md5.img)
18: EFS (efs.img.ext4)
19: IMG_BACKUP ()
20: MISC ()
21: HIDDEN (hidden.img.ext4)
22: UMS ()
23: MODEM_BKP ()
24: USERDATA (userdata.img.ext4)
25: MBR (mbr.img)
26: EBR (ebr.img)
27: GROW ()

So where do I put zImage?

Am I actually moving in right direction?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hugg3rmugg3r:
pls help me...ive tried some of the recovery.img that was downloaded in this site and and other sites but still failed to reboot in cwm...whenever i reboot my phone..it always stock on android logo..but i dont think dis can be called a bootloop coz i can still use my phne normally..its that just i cant go to recovery..what to do?any help will be appreciated..

This is my phone's info..

Model number: s3

android version: 4.0.1

baseband version: maui.11AMD.W11.50.SP.V34, 2012/11/15

kernel version : 2.6.35.7

build number: alps.gbs.mp.v2.8

custom build version: S7HCHR094G2G480800EN

is der someone that has also a phone like mine?if ever someone here has..howd u flash a cwm?
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Gadgetguy2005:
Hello all, I have a very nice seamaster face for the gear 2 neo - but the date does not work. Would anyone have a version with functional date? Thank you all
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] master_maus:
Im currently severely stressed at the fact i cant do any rom testing or anything for that matter im stuck on stock and was wondering could i downgrade my hboot with s-on ive tried everything in my power to recieve s-off but no dirty racun or lazy panda has worked.... or rum runner any help would be greatly appreciated

my hboot is 2.10 is there an s-off at this hboot
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] fizbanrapper:
Rumrunner should work.

Being s-on sucks, but you can still run custom ROMs. You just need to download the ROM's zip file to your pc, unzip it and fastboot flash the boot.img.

Someone might still have the necessary files for firewater s-off.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Magnum_Enforcer:
Rumrunner is the only method to S-off Hboot 2.10. You'll have to be S-off to downgrade via RUU to an older Android version. Might want to hit up the Rumrunner thread and make sure that you've got your computer set up properly to run it. Firewater has been discontinued and is no longer supported by its developers.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2498684
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] master_maus:
it gets to fermenting then says exit but s is still on
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] master_maus:
so now i got farther but it says get later version at rumrunners.us but im running the latest?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] master_maus:
help?
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qdh1502:
Hi, i'm on stock LG 4.4.2 rooted and I try to install TWRP recovery 2.8.1.0 with Flashify. I have the "secure booting error" when booting in recovery. Rom stock 4.4.2 is still working

How to fixe recovery it without reflash the old LG stock rom with PC ?

Thanks
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deltadroid:
The error means you didn't patch the recovery.img with loki_tool before you flashed it. Read the manual installation procedure found in the CWM recovery thread in the Original Development section.
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qdh1502:
Yes, I know but I'm not the only one who has this problem.

The question is : How can I fixe it without re-flashing the hold stock rom (1,2Gb) with PC and lost root ?
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deltadroid:
If you can get it to boot into the system, then you should be able to fix the problem by following the manual installation instructions using loki_tool. You can find those instructions on the CWM thread.