yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jd1639:
I would flash the factory image, the lte version, with fastboot and hope that brings it back. If it does make a backup of your efs partition in twrp and back it up off your device
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KingVeto:
Was luckily able to get it back by flashing AOSP 5.0.1. through TWRP....

which shocked me and was a very welcome surprise.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nerdgenius:
Are you using the wifi model twrp?
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KingVeto:
Yessir I was. Is there a specific build available for the LTE version? On the nexus 7 I know there were two model names, Flo and Deb, I haven't been able to find a different name for the LTE model of the Nexus 9. Do you know?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Krazy_Calvin:
I am so frustrated right now. I recently did a weekly update to the newest Slimkat rom. About 2 or 3 days after I did that I noticed my phone get extremely hot. Moments later the phone shuts off and goes to a battery screen. When I tried to turn the phone back on it would not leave this battery screen. It was plugged in to the charger at the time and when I unplugged it the phone went blank. I tried taking the battery out of the phone and letting it sit there for a couple minutes. When I put the battery back in and turned it on it wouldn't start up. I put the phone back on the charger and when I did that it looked like it was going to boot up. Before it gets into android it goes back to the battery screen. I also cannot take the phone off the charger without it powering off completely. I think the battery might be completely dead but I wanted to check to see if anybody else had any ideas. I might just order a new battery but I am not sure if that is going to help.

I just ordered a replacement battery online. Guess I will see where that leads me.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] indigofilipino:
Hopefully it's the battery.

I would recommend getting a brand new OEM replacement battery.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Krazy_Calvin:
Well crap... I just purchased an Anker battery and I am just having the same problem. I think my phone is just dead from being dropped one too many times. is there a picture of what the inside of the phone should look like? I am going to crack it open to see if I can find any visible damage.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Krazy_Calvin:
I answered my own question

[YOUTUBE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=poRbG6l32aQ[/YOUTUBE]
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Krazy_Calvin:
Ugh... I solved nothing and only added more questions to what the heck is going on. At this point I think i need to buy a new logic board for my s3 to fix it... Since that sounds expensive I think i am going to buy a new phone...
[Samsung Galaxy Ace 4] knizmi:
The lowest CPU frequency my device can use is 800 MHz, which seems rather high. Lower frequencies are not even listed in apps like BBS. Can anybody confirm this or is it just me?

Since my device is completely stock and not even rooted, this seems to be the intended behavior by Samsung, but the battery suffers because of this quite a bit - the standard lowest frequency of the Snapdragon 410 (my device is G357FZ) should be around 300 MHz.
[Samsung Galaxy Ace 4] knizmi:
I´ve also noticed that all four CPU cores are always online.

Can somebody please reply whether this is the standard behavior, or if there is something wrong with my phone? Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Ace 4] dat7476:
your best off rooting and using setcpu to change it
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] gjblizzard:
The phone is now on sale through Verizon and if you paid full price you can call and get a price adjustment. I paid $250 for my 64gb BN that I bought on December 4th, and just got a credit for $125.

This is the number I called 1 800 922 0204. You need to speak to billing, I was on hold for about 20 minutes, but that's well worth it for $125.

Hope this helps.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] Tunameltsalad:
Think this will work for those that purchased on release?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] furfmonkey:
if you used the edge program they will deduct 125 from the cost shorten the payments
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] dbornack:
Confirmed.. just got $100 refund on my Turbo 32GB.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] DaemonAshra:
I got my turbo on November 5th and tried calling in. They couldn't give me the full refund of $100 but did give me $40. I'll take it
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] SchmidtA99:
edge discount

So they will give you $125 off if you are under edge? Really?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] omniatic:
No. I tried and they wouldn't give me a credit.
[XDA Assist] RebelebeR:
I bought a Diaotec CX-919 from amazon, and supposedly it is capable of more than it has done so far. I don't like playing with it without being able to install cwm or twrp so I am looking for any info on installing a recovery and alternate roms. The one that is on it is 4.4.2 which was a pain to root, and apparently the kernel won't let me OC to the advertised 1.6 - 1.8 GHZ, and the best Wifi connection it even detects is 802.11g. Supposedly it is capable of "n". I'm guessing most of the complaints I have about the device can be solved with changing / modifying software, but I haven't found much reference to it online. The closest I have found is generic info about similar devices using the RK3188 chip. Any help or pointing me in the right direction for help is appreciated.
[XDA Assist] :
Hi,

I can't find anything relevant on XDA for your device. You will need to ask about it here,

> Android Development and Hacking > Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Good luck!

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And flashing anything not specifically made for your exact device model number could destroy it.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] SkizZO:
I am bored to order the icons/folders in the start menu at every Hard reset.

Maybe rom cookers can do it for us.. and also assign an image to the folder like THIS

how do you think of it?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] SkizZO:
60 visits & 5 clicks (one is mine!!!)

don't consume the mouse!!!!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] luchino san:
Voted the third option....honestly I don't think it's such a big problem ;-)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crzyone01:
Hello,

I have a Fujitsu Arrows 301F from Softbank in Japan and have been trying to root it. I believer I have the correct adb drivers and have tried several methods so far such as Bin4ry, Cydia, iRoot, & SuperuserSU app. All of them have been failing though :( . Have all but given up at this point but thought I would check here is anyone else has any ideas that I could try. I have looked through some other Fujitsu root forum posts but none have worked (specifically F-02e & F-04e). Absolutely like the phone, just wish for some root features to make it great.

Model:301F

Android version: 4.2.2

Build Number: V18R46D

Kernel version: 3.4.0
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 烂恶魔:
me too
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] insang-droid:
I got some apps that keeps turning on notification. and I have to turn it off after every update.. etc.. is there anyway to permanently disable notification per application?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] xlr8shun:
Won't the "show notifications" check box stop this?

Settings>swipe left to the applications tab>application manager and select annoying app, uncheck "show notifications" under the force stop button.
[Samsung Galaxy Young S6310] :
Q&A for [ROM][GT-S6310N]GlassROM Young N Installer

Some developers prefer that questions remain separate from their main development thread to help keep things organized. Placing your question within this thread will increase its chances of being answered by a member of the community or by the developer.

Before posting, please use the forum search and read through the discussion thread for [ROM][GT-S6310N]GlassROM Young N Installer. If you can't find an answer, post it here, being sure to give as much information as possible (firmware version, steps to reproduce, logcat if available) so that you can get help.

Thanks for understanding and for helping to keep XDA neat and tidy! :)
[Samsung Galaxy Young S6310] martonl74:
I have used the installer from here: adbdriver.com/downloads to install the driver. It solved the driver problem which was the same.

However, the windows script is useless, it freezes the phone, do not waste your time.
[Samsung Galaxy Young S6310] gnmmarechal:
Dude... you should be reporting that it does not work properly, instead of saying "don't waste your time". How am I supposed to fix the script if I don't get constructive feedback?

I didn't have time to try the Windows version, but I worked to make it work. So don't do that.
[Samsung Galaxy Young S6310] martonl74:
> Dude... you should be reporting that it does not work properly, instead of saying "don't waste your time". How am I supposed

> to fix the script if I don't get constructive feedback?

> I didn't have time to try the Windows version, but I worked to make it work. So don't do that.

Gnmmarechal if you did not test the windows version, then why did you upload it? I am right that wasting time when trying a not tested script. So please do not delete my post again.

When the script runs, it makes several errors, for example this line is invalid:

adb shell rm /system/app/.apk

If you would like, I can upload the screenshot, but after then I have to re-flash the phone, so please ask me if you would really like to solve it. I have tried under Windows XP and Win7 with admin.
[Samsung Galaxy Young S6310] gnmmarechal:
That line was a typo, and I believe was fixed on the Linux version. Anyways, I uploaded it because I did not find any errors with it, people would likely want to use it on Windoes, and I didnt test it because I could not. You can, and it is your own fault if you brick anything. It does not hard brick anyways. Also, I did not delete any posts.

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Anyways, a new revision has been packed and uploaded, could you check it out?
[Samsung Galaxy Young S6310] losko4ever:
Hello everyone.

First of all thanks gnmmarechal for your work on this unlucky device.

Before flashing current release (0.1.1) I'd like to ask the known issues, if any.

Is this ROM suitable enough for everyday use? I still can't find user's feedback about that.

Second question: what about flashing MammouthKernel v5 too?

It is reported to have some problem with N devices. Can someone confirm?

Thank you for your answers.
[Samsung Galaxy Young S6310] losko4ever:
Up!

I flashed Emotion V10L... thanx anyway.
[Verizon LG G2] BurpleNurples:
Hello, I have a Verizon LG G2 that is stuck in download mode. I was trying to unroot my phone using this method:

theunlockr(dot)com/2013/10/31/unroot-lg-g2-verizon/

Then, at step 12, where it was flashing the stock image, it stopped and got stuck.

I have tried using the LG Mobile Support Tool to restore my phone, but the process gets stuck on 10% and gives me an error. I have tried to install the drivers, but adb never recognizes my phone. I have a second LG G2 that adb did recognize, but it doesn't recognize the one in download mode. I am unable to access recovery via adb or button combinations. Every time i turn the phone off it goes straight back into download mode only when it's plugged in, otherwise it goes black and the only thing it does is vibrate when I hold down the power button. I don't know what else to try, what should I do?

Thanks.

Edit: the LG Mobile Support Tool recognizes my device as "LGVS980" and the Software Version as "VS98024A."
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] smokeydriver:
OK...So I did the latest update the other week- 21.44.8.quark_verizon.verizon.en.US

Now, I can't turn off visual voicemail. I can't get it to go back to basic. Nothing. I'm stuck with it, and I can not get Google Voice back. I saw some others with this issue, but I'm not seeing any resolutions. Anyone have any helpful info...am I stuck, can I stop it...etc?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] adrynalyne:
I disabled it. You have to use pm block, but I don't have the precise package name.

Then setup GVoice app, then *71<insert gv number>.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] rgerrans:
Check your online account settings. That is where I found that they had switched mine and was able to switch it back to basic voicemail.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] smokeydriver:
I figured it out! I had to call *73 to disable the voicemail forwarding. Then i had to do *71 and then my google voice number.
[Galaxy Tab S General] Sporbillis:
Hello everyone,

As i am new here in the XDA world i don't know if this thread is legal or not but i will give it a shot, why not. I was always an apple fan boy since ipad 1, but for the past year i was having my doubts about apple. So i did my self a favor and i purchase an android device, more specifically a Samsung galaxy tab s 8.4 ( wifi only ) or aka ( SM-T700). I did a heave research before i purchased it and i realized it was the best thing under 10". ( i knew i was a getting a TW device )

After my purchase i realised i was not happy at all with the performance of the tablet and a friend suggested XDA as he is using it heavily for his own devices ( tab s, moto g 1st, kindle fire ) He was super pleased with the work of all the devs in here so i said why not, i will join.

After going through all the threads one by one, and reading every single post in them ( talking about T700 threads only ) i realized that the devs that are so effortlessly working on the ROMS and kernels they either don't have the tablet to test or they are not so motivated as they used to be, mainly because people demand things from them without giving back. I recently read in a thread a developer trying to defend his position about his ROM and another guy talking to him about the ROM and the battery life like sh**. Well if it was me i would easily ask from XDA to ban that user. After witnessing that i was like "WT* Dude"... Anw what i am trying to say here don't demand if you don't give, just wait patiently. These 3 paragraphs was only my introduction to my main point.

Since i want to thank our developers and i am talking about 3 here. The guy who makes CM11 [MENTION=4193974]Barracuda77777[/MENTION] , the guy who makes CM12 [MENTION=2346758]eousphoros[/MENTION] and the guy who makes the kernels [MENTION=3511708]UpInTheAir[/MENTION] . I noticed that these guys are either not motivated enough cause many people don't appreciate or they either don't have the tablet to test and they are waiting for people to test therefore the ROMS come out slower.

My proposal to all of you users here and owners of the T700 version is why not collect some money and buy these guys 1 device each so they mod the hell out of it and everyone can get happier? This is not a charity for them and no they did not ask me to make this thread. I am making this thread because i want to thank them as much as possible for using their spare ours to give FREE their ROMS to all of us. How about we each tip 10-20$ to buy 3 devices and send them to the guys? It's a win-win for all. They get a nice Christmas present as a thank you from all of us and you all get better working roms with a cost of 10-20$

I am willing to collect the money for the guys, so i can get nice deals for the devices. If you are interested send me a PM and i will do my best to find the fastest shipping company in my country so i can deliver the goodies to them :D

TIME-WASTERS AND HATERS PLEASE DON'T EVEN REPLY TO THIS THREAD. YOU ARE NOT WORTH MY TIME.
[Galaxy Tab S General] DUHAsianSKILLZ:
Glad for you to be on Xda! I have a T800 (10.5 inch model) and yet we also have roms and kernels from the same devs in this post. They both made a rom/kernels for both models! I'm glad that we have these devs that bring life into our tablets. I dont have any money right now ( not old enough for a job) but Im willing to test roms/ kernels for the devs and report on back for the model I own. Hopefully these devs can get what they deserve. We are lucky to already have such awesome roms and kernels and some other tablets do not even have cm11 yet. Glad that you made this post! It could help the devs get what they deserve because of what they have done to our devices and gave life to them. ?
[Galaxy Tab S General] UpInTheAir:
It's not always about money or motivation or ungrateful end user.

For me, it's also about time. I have a job that involves traveling away and a family. These things are most important to me.

I already support devices i can't personally test and help with guidance here and there.

There's just not enough time in the day to do more as i have other device I'm developing for.

If anyone wishes to donate, please donate to your favorite recognized charity or XDA for hosting these forums. Without XDA we would have next to nothing.

Happy Christmas to all !
[Galaxy Tab S General] HobbitCy:
Fellow T700 Owner here.

I too would like to thank the Devs for the hard work they do and XDA for supporting the community by existing.

I am always willing to help out and test out anything and everything.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone.
[Galaxy Tab S General] Sporbillis:
Really dissapointed

So apparently people don't like to give and get. From what i understood i see 170 views and 3 replies. What about everyone else? Free ROMS with demands? anw.. i ll give this a week and wait to collect money.

Thanks again.
[Galaxy Tab S General] flhthemi:
No bad intent ment here at all...but - Sporbillis, you're a brand new member to XDA. I would think there would be trust issues about sending money to ANYONE let alone a new member just popping up and collecting money. So don't feel like the folks here aren't responding because they're freeloaders....it's just too easy to get ripped off....

Just sayin'
[Galaxy Tab S General] Sporbillis:
Yea i get that, if i was going to ripoff people i wouldn't get into the fuss of joining xda and specifically the T700 owners. i would go join some other device with much more audience. anw.
[Galaxy Tab S General] TonyBigs:
I hear the frustration. Personally, I like to see ROMs from someone who is so passionate and motivated about the device that they went out and bought one, is willing to trip the Knox counter, void warranty and possibly brick the device. That person, I hope, would love the device enough to continue with development when most everyone else has moved on to the next latest and greatest device (DanielHK for the Samsung p6800, for example). In addition, the developer has to be thick-skinned enough to read complaints (both constructive and destructive) and deal with widely varying age groups that have different levels of expectations. Even so, for non-programmer types there is much that can be done via modification of the stock ROM, remove bloat, remove Knox, write to sdcard mod, etc. There is a bit of a learning curve.

What is it about the T700 performance that is unsatisfying? Perhaps there is already a solution. New launchers can be easily installed (Nova, for example). Developer options can tweak some limited performance issues. There are build prop and .xml mods also (requires root).
[Galaxy Tab S General] Sporbillis:
I dont get how this reply fits this thread..
[Galaxy Tab S General] TonyBigs:
It fits because one of the developers noted in the original post replied and explained his reasons as to why he (probably) will not participate. He suggested that the donated money go elsewhere. Keep in mind that giving developers a tablet is not, necessarily, "giving back" -- for the developer it is also proposing that they work. Does the request propose giving the developers a tablet with no expectations of a ROM ever being developed for the device and not bothering them if a ROM is not forthcoming? If so, that proposal might be considered "giving back". Otherwise, the proposal is just reducing the material/monetary overhead for the developer but not reducing (or funding) the workload.

If a ROM is required, offer up a substantial bounty worth the developer's time and effort along with the materials -- then there *may* be some takers. That offer might make developers happy. Given the lack of responses at this time it appears that the offer as it stands (funded mainly by others) is not enough.
[Galaxy Tab S General] Sporbillis:
Now i get your point and you are right. The only purpose of this thread was to help those developers who are developing the rom and struggling without a tablet to actually have a tablet to test but most importantly for us to Say "THANK YOU" to them by giving them the tablet. If they want to work more or less after getting the tablet is their business. I was just kind enough to think about starting this thread. About upintheair i get where he comes from " NO TIME AVAILABLE " and i appreciate his honesty. Even though he has a tablet. The money portion of the thread collected can be given to him if he has a tablet and again as a thank you not as a "please work more"

I hope i was clear enough because i was in a hurry writting.

Thanks
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Munkee915:
I ported my main number to GV some time ago so I could forward my calls to any of my phones. On my personal cell I basically override the carrier assigned number by using GV for all calls and hangouts for text. Then came the HD calling update. I read the threads on fixing VM and followed the steps. I can receive calls on my GV # and they go to my GV VM when cleared or ignored, but when I try to make an outgoing call using GV it fails. It appears to be dialing some local number instead of the regular 800 # and i get a short message that the call failed and it hangs up. Anyone else having this issue or know a fix?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] jasoraso:
I was able to place a call using the Google Hangouts Dialer. I haven't used GV for awhile.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Munkee915:
Problem is hangouts uses data to make calls. I stick w/ GV since it uses minutes and stays away from my data. I use hangouts for texts and video calls.

So i went back and tried again and i think it was an problem w/ the phone I was calling. I was calling my work cell phone to test which is also on my GV account (although currently not forwarding calls) and I got the error. Tried dialing to my wife and it seems to work fine. False alarm I guess, though not sure if I had this problem before testing to my other phone. Pretty sure I've used it before to test.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EvilMegaDroid:
Hello

I own a HD2 and im running a custom ROM and kernel , I recently flashed another kernel that has better gpu perfomance and is OC to higher clocks speed but the problem im facing is that i can't turn wifi on , it is not rom related since i made sure to try the kernel in other roms too and same problem , now the question is can anyone help me with a guide or a link to one where i can find how to make a kernel module for android since i want to try and change the kernel source to use bcm4329 wireless module since it is using bcmdhd right now and i think that may be the problem cuz the other kernel i used were using bcm4329 and they are working properly...

Thanks
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] icekube187:
I have Spring S5 and I was running lollipop cm12 5.02 and wanted to go back to other various roms (Alliance,Moar 4.4.2 etc), Im using twrp 2.8.1 and I do full wipe and try and install roms as I have done 100x but now the phone will get caught in a boot loop or either just stay stuck like its installing rom after logo then have to take battery out to pwr off phone. Sometimes it will let me get threw setup 1/2 way then it will reboot itself.

Any ideas on how to fix?

I am not using odin to put roms on phone just xferring from pc and using twrp to install after full wipes.

Thanks guys for any help
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ramer:
See this post. You have to odin the firmware package for the rom you want to use. NE5 for a 4.4.2 rom and NK4 for a 4.4.4 rom.