yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] totallytechie:
Been a couple of months now.

Anyone tried and succeeded or failed with a 4Gb MicroSD in the Hermes?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] rmedad:
SOOOOOOON!

Not here yet, but right around the corner. These are SD NOT SDHC. Should work fine. I will post results when mine arrives.

http://www.jr.com/JRProductPage.process?Product=4159987
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] gauravdc:
If someone can actually get the 4gb card working then i think we have some bright prospects to actually see higher capacities[8gb+] working since they all use the sdhc format. Although i still dont know why the htc peepz didnt put a rubber cover [or even a plastic one for that matter] on the sd slot. Currently there is just soo much potential for dust,grime and moisture to get in there!

I do understand the point that <b>mrvanx </b> is making. The majority of the mobile community today are more than happy with their 1gb cards...and when there is no significant demand...then there is no motif for a [reasonably priced] supply!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Lees:
I emailed HTC Europe about this and I got a reply that the Hermes is able to work with SDHC Cards, but HTC Europe only advises card up to 2 gig. So....we still don't know anything.....
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] aro:
4Gb SDHC seems not to work

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=308679&page=2&highlight=4gb+micro+sd

Anyone can confirm this? Or maybe someone got it working?

In my area, 4Gb micro SDHC is not even available in shops.

Anyone knows, if there will be 4Gb micro SD (without HC) available?

Regards,

ARo
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] 8Ball:
Confusion

Some people here seem to be talking about SDHC and other SD cards. From what I understand MicroSDHC wont work and no one has tried a 4Gb MicroSD card yet.

If you're in the UK it looks like 4Gb MicroSD cards are now available:

http://www.play.com/Mobiles/Mobile/4-/3359487/Sandisk-Micro-SD-4GB/Product.html

Anyone bought this and tried it yet?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] mrvanx:
If i could redirect you guys to THIS POST.........anyone confirm my thinking on this?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] SkyyBoy:
I have a 4gb microSDHC card (bought it from eBay) and it definitely does NOT work in my TyTN.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] mrvanx:
Remember dude, there has been no such update or even attempt at one yet. You may be quite valuable for testing some patches if you keep hold of it.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] walshieau:
ok guys... some info...

There are SDHC drivers for Windows Mobile 5 & 6, they are not included in your ROM's at the moment.

The Hermes USB hardware (Samsung 2440) 'DOES' theoretically support SDHC cards, but there is no way of telling if the firmware on the controller supports it.

If there is a hardware programmer out there that can help i can sacrifice a device...
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] SkyyBoy:
no problem. I am using it in my digital camera right now. i bought it hoping to be able to put more mp3's on my TyTN during my upcoming trip next week...

i will be on vacation June 2-11, but if you need a guinea pig some other time then I am willing
[Xiaomi Mi 4] toxic_garden:
I'm wondering if anyone else has this problem. On my home-Wifi, i get connection speeds between 25 and 60 k/s when copying a large file from the phone to my NAS. Every other device gets around 2 MB/s. I tried both, 2,4 and 5 GHz band. Even if i don't move, the connection quality drops every now and then to 1 or 2 bars and raises to 5 bars again. Is this some kind of incompatibility between my router (TPLINK TL-WDR3600 v1 running DD-WRT) or more like a general issue?

It isn't that slow all the time and having BT enabled or not doesn't seem to make any difference. :\
[Xiaomi Mi 4] jamesolo:
I think I've got the same problem. Download speed seems fine, however upload speed can reach 2mb/s and then fall to 0, like every other second. Can easily tell from speedtest as well. Are you on stock rom? I'm on 5.02, Ivan's. Do you have any progress?
[Xiaomi Mi 4] userprince:
Did u find any solution?

---------- Post added at 05:22 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:22 PM ----------

any solution?
[Xiaomi Mi 4] jamesolo:
No, I'm now on cm-12.1-20150704-UNOFFICIAL-mi4-cancro and believe it's same.
[Xiaomi Mi 4] toxic_garden:
i didn't see that issue since changing to XenonHD (about 1.5 MB/s consistent download speed). Sadly, there are some GPS-issues and as i heavily rely on GPS-usage, i'll change to Ivan today.
[Xiaomi Mi 4] userprince:
i bought my Mi4 two days ago and i am even facing slow speed issue on MIUI 6 :( what should i do?

is this a hardware issue?
[Xiaomi Mi 4] Jayvijay Gohil:
All good here. How about you factory reset it once?
[Xiaomi Mi 4] P.Kosunen:
http://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/5-7-2.27755/

Try latest (5.7.2) international rom, this should not have any speed issues.
[Xiaomi Mi 4] Shijinraj Arakkan:
Contact your ISP

Sorry for my bad English. It's not my native language.
[Xiaomi Mi 4] userprince:
i don't know how but after flashing 5-6 roms wifi issues got fixed :D
[Xiaomi Mi 4] flame.10:
Did u find any solution ???
[Xiaomi Mi 4] userprince:
Yeah i did and i would like to tell you it is not hardware issue it is your Router/Modem Issue. Which router are you using?

I bought i new router after that i never faced the issue and still if i try to use my old router i face same issue.
[Xiaomi Mi 4] deepakms:
have a question regarding wifi connection

tried almost all custom roms on my mi4, when in idle wifi connection is lost and it goes to data, when phone is woken up after few sec wifi gets connected.. as any one has faced same problem.. any solution for this..

sorry for asking question in this thread.. dint wanted to open another thread for the same...
[Xiaomi Mi 4] P.Kosunen:
Check advanced wifi settings, keep wifi on during sleep.
[LG G Flex] lostsoul77:
Can someone make this work on a rooted Flex? Mine keeps failing when i allow it to update. Logs complain about my prop file. Could it be because I'm running exposed? It runs thru the update , reboots showing ANDY updating, but progress bar goes half way then boots up the phone with v7. Was really trying to avoid reflashing. Thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] cmdauria:
I am trying to root my sons Note 2 and I am not sure of what the newest root method is...or for that matter, which method still works! I have been searching on here and youtube and I don't know which is the correct method...The Note is fully updated to 4.4.2.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jlmancuso:
My suggestion is not to worry about root. Rooting is only needed if you stick with pure stock ROM which sucks.

If I were you these are the steps I would take. Download custom recovery (philz 6.07.9) and use Odin to flash it. Then download custom ROM and flash that in custom recovery. Custom ROMs come rooted 99% of the time.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] cmdauria:
I will give that a try...Thank You!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jlmancuso:
If you have any questions just ask and I will do my best to help you out.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] cmdauria:
I am giving it a go now... I am very familiar with Twrp... Will that recovery ok?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] cmdauria:
I do have a quick question...

1) I have enabled usb debugging...installed odin and downloaded the correct recovery for the phone.

2) I reboot the phone and get to download mode.

3) Plug in the cable and it gets recognized in Odin

4) click PDA button and navigate to Tar file

5) Once I hit start it goes through the whole process and says PASS

6) When I boot into recovery...using volume up, home key and power it brings me back into stock recovery

Do you have any idea what I am missing?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jlmancuso:
After you flash recovery does the device reboot automatically? If so recovery is most likely being overwritten. In Odin turn off auto reboot option. Once flash is finished disconnect and pull battery. While inserting battery press and hold power, vol +, home. You should now boot into recovery.

You stated you wanted to use twrp recovery which is okay as long as it is 2.8.0 or newer. Older versions of twrp don't work for newer ROMs.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] cmdauria:
That did it! I went ahead and installed Philz...Thank You!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jlmancuso:
Great. While philz is different from twrp it is the best recovery for our device. Hope your son enjoys this. Even though it is not a new device it is a real nice one and I will have it till mine dies so there will be at least on person pumping out new ROMs for this device.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] trippymanni:
I am about to root my note 2 but wonder how reinstall my previous recovery files? Say I no longer want the custom ROM do I simply flash and reinstall the back up or does the procedure differ?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] snowwy66:
rerooting

i'm looking for the same thing myself. my 4.4.2 got the OTA update. and root is now gone.

i'm not interested in custom roms. i just want the root back. with my hotspot back.

so, how would i reacheive root????? with the update.

last time i spent basically a whole week just to get this accomplished. seems as the note2 phone is dieing off when it comes to this matter.

i'm not sure on the recover mode. when i do the vol + home + power. it goes into a screen that has 2 paragraphs of red lettering. and the menu items are blue lettering. with black background screen and the droid with red triangle.

what recovery is that?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DJ_Barcode:
Without actually seeing it, I can't be 100% sure, but it does sound like you are describing the stock recovery.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] snowwy66:
it had the purple back screen before. so how can i get the recovery and root back.

i really don't want to spend another week trying to figure it out again but if i have to go backwards to the original 4.4.2. how would i turn off the update.

i basically only use this phone as my trucker gps. so it's not like i have a lot of stuff to redownload.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DJ_Barcode:
I guess my first question would be, why do you need a custom recovery? You're not flashing custom ROMs, so the only real benefit you'd get from a custom recovery is the ability to make nandroid backups.

The "purple back screen" recovery is Philz. The overwhelming majority of us use Philz v6.07.09 to flash ROMs and the like.

As for re-rooting, be sure to do this before you install your custom recovery (if you do indeed even need one, and I mentioned before). Many of the auto-root applications install the stock recovery as part of the process. I'd recommend ChainFire Auto-Root, but you may also try KingoRoot.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] snowwy66:
i don't, if i don't have to. all i want is root.

thanks, will give those a shot when i get home tonight.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] snowwy66:
thank you barcode. the cf autoroot was just the trick i needed. we have root again.

now if i can just find a way to turn off the auto update for the rom.
[HTC Desire 500] Toxic Vision:
Hello!

Today i was trying to fash a new rom for my HTC desire 500 single sim.

But the CWM doen;t mount my sdc card so i cant instal it.

After few trys i made a mistake and format /system.

Now my phone just show me the white screen and the green logo from htc and that is all.

Is any way how i can instal a new rom without sd card or CWM.

TY
[HTC Desire 500] dkchalotra:
What is your hBoot version??
[HTC Desire 500] Toxic Vision:
hboot-1.02.0001
[HTC Desire 500] dkchalotra:
Download ROM and firmware from here :-

Firmware:- https://yadi.sk/d/p8C7vm9lZm8i4

ROM:- https://yadi.sk/d/p8C7vm9lZm8i4

Copy ROM on SD-card

Copy firmware on ADB folder and rename to "firmware.zip"

Flash CWM recovery for your hBoot

Make full wipe (data, cache, system, dalvik cache)

Install Rom *.zip from SD-card

Connect your device on PC

Run ADB and reboot on bootloader

Entering next command:

fastboot oem rebootRUU

fastboot flash zip firmware.zip

fastboot reboot

Done
[HTC Desire 500] Toxic Vision:
The problem is that i cant put things on the sdc , shoud i use a card reader? my computer just see the phone but not the storage

And cwm still show me this error ,,Error mounting /sdcard"
[HTC Desire 500] dkchalotra:
Try format your sdcard or use another one. I will sure after this recovery will not show this error and you can also flash rom ;)
[HTC Desire 500] Toxic Vision:
but the rom and firmware has the same download link
[HTC Desire 500] dkchalotra:
Sorry for same link

Here is the Rom link

https://yadi.sk/d/0_QS7YlLZmA8j
[HTC Desire 500] Toxic Vision:
When i flashboot the firmware i get this error FAILED (remote: 99 unknown fail)
[HTC Desire 500] dkchalotra:
How you are flashing it?
[HTC Desire 500] Toxic Vision:
[img=http://s28.postimg.org/7l5sxo80p/aaa.jpg]

There is how i do it...and what i get

I think i have found a problem...my phone is S-on

And when i try to s-off it is stuck .
[HTC Desire 500] dkchalotra:
First Make sure you have relocked your bootloader if not use this command :-

fastboot oem lock

When you are in fastboot type command

fastboot oem rebootRUU

Then

use command

fastboot flash zip firmware.zip

Type this command more than two times. You must keep on flashing firmware.zip

You are keep getting error then type

fastboot oem rebootRUU

And then flash rom custom recovery
[HTC Desire 500] Toxic Vision:
Nothing is working...i wait to get it from a service they told me that i need to reinstal the soft without connectng it to PC....too hard to explain.

Ty again so much
[Honor 6, 6 Plus Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] splitter2k:
Any oc kernel available so far? Would be nice to get the performance of the kirin 925 or 928:)
[Galaxy Tab S General] Latiosman:
Hi everyone!

I want to buy the tablet Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5 for its amazing screen, but the 64bits world is already here.

I checked that the only versions with a 64 bits cpu are just SM-T805S, SM-T805K, and SM-T805L with the Exynos 5433 in Korea.

Does anyone know where to buy it without going in person to Korea?

Or does anyone know if there is another version(s) with 64bits cpu and where to buy it?

Thanks!
[Galaxy Tab S General] codified:
Why do you want a 64 bit CPU?
[Galaxy Tab S General] bloodrain954:
I'll bet he doesn't even know. Saying 64 "bits" tells me he isn't very knowledgeable with technology. He just heard it from somewhere.
[Galaxy Tab S General] Crazypinoy9:
Or you can just be nice and explain to him why the 64 bit version won't garner him any real world benefits right now...:highfive:
[Galaxy Tab S General] Latiosman:
wow!! how nice people are around here!!!

even if I dont have very high knowledge in technologies, you just have to write on google "64 bits android" to really know that 64 bits in android is not making any high difference now. So it doesnt really matter and whoever can know that. But at the same time, you can also see that there are some improvements and other "stuff" (typical word that some of my kind use) that will be useful soon while the rest of the techolopy (or technoloki... or how was the word? oh yes! = t-e-c-h-n-o-l-o-g-y ) is progressing.

I am not very advanced and thats why I am writing here, sorry that I didnt passed the test to write here.

Anyway, my only stupid reason why I want a 64 bits CPU is because of the money. Coz I dont have a lot. And I am the kind of person that tries to buy something that will last many years coz I cant afford to change deviced regularly. I bought my last laptop 10 years ago, it worked 7 years... and since then, there is no laptop. But my personal life is not the matter, and I am not asking about laptops or why I want a tablet now.

But I need a tablet that will last untill burns, and the "64bits world" is starting developing and in two years or so... I dont want to have a tablet that I cant use with something because 32 bits doesnt supported... but this is just an opinion anyway...
[Galaxy Tab S General] bloodrain954:
All 'new' tablets will last for a long time. 64 bit won't make a difference. If you feel it does, get the nexus 9. But even Google knows 32bit devices won't be going anywhere for a LONG time. Hence the reason the Nexus 6 is "only" using a 32bit processor. I'll be busy currently enjoying my brand new 32bit tablet :)
[Galaxy Tab S General] LoVeRice:
Just order online nuff said!
[Galaxy Tab S General] codified:
Sorry, didn't mean to make you feel stupid. I ask the question because a lot of people go blindly seeking the latest marketing term without realising what it means

64-bit processors are the new craze since Apple released one and had all the publicity about it

But it doesn't add much at all, and it won't future-proof your phone like you might think it would

This is a good article to read:

http://www.androidauthority.com/note-4-64-bit-32-bit-android-l-536280/

Anyway, the Exynos 5433 processor that you are talking about is technically 64 bit architecture but will only run in 32 bit mode, so you aren't really getting any of the advantages of 64 bit. You will have to wait for the Exynos 7420 for true 64-bit performance.
[Galaxy Tab S General] lorinkundert:
You are right, 64-Bit processors are only really beneficial if you have the added memory to make good use of them, Apple's was only a gimmick when you consider they still only come with 1gb of RAM whereas most other devices not coming from Apple have 2gb or more.
[Galaxy Tab S General] caravana:
Thats not true. A 64-Bit processor have more registers and handle processing generally faster than the 32-Bit, even if you don't run any 64-Bit code on it.
[Galaxy Tab S General] lorinkundert:
Not without more RAM it doesn't, I design mobile devices so I have a ton of experience.
[Galaxy Tab S General] caravana:
RAM has nothing to do with the processors architecture, and with all due respect, your experience is not an argument. About the ARM 64-Bit architecture I can quote the AnandTech guys here:

And here AnandTech does detailed arm 32bit vs 64bit performance comparison:

So yes, the ARM 64-bit architecture is generally faster than the 32-bit counterpart, because of enhancements that does not depend on the amount of RAM available.
[Galaxy Tab S General] bloodrain954:
I have a feeling you don't.
[Galaxy Tab S General] jawz101:
to take full advantage of a 64-bit processor you'd need an operating system that is also 64-bit as well, more than 4GB of ram (since 32-bit has a limitation of 4GB ram), and apps that are 64-bit.

For the pace of technology I'd say applications in the server-world (SQL and stuff) have fully taken advantage of 64-bit architecture for 10ish years, desktops maybe in the past 6 or 7 years.

It really depends on what type of programs you're using because certain things use the CPU, other's use the GPU. This being for games and such.

Apps like MX Player would take advantage of the CPU. ART in Android Lollipop will do us well. Bottom line- way too many factors but I don't think anything coming out on Android will make good use of a 64-bit architecture for a few more years. I mean, anything that would need 64-bits is really a battle with "is this a battery-friendly app or some intense app that should really be on a desktop?" or something. 64-bit just isn't needed right now. Personally, I like when developers focus on making programs that work best in a low power environment like a mobile device architecture.

You're buying an octacore tablet which is the most high-end device right now. I'd say Android and the hardware won't get much more fancier fancier for the next year or 2 and, TBH, this tablet won't start feeling sluggish for maybe 4 or 5 years as far as technology typically progresses.
[Galaxy Tab S General] iceytea:
Here's a video by Linus Tech tips detailing 64 bit vs 32 bit in a more layman term:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IknbgnJLSRY
[Galaxy Tab S General] Latiosman:
Thanks for your messages.

After reading all and watching videos... I see that 64bit is not a big difference now, but it won't be for a very long time either... so it will be a little bit like the current situation in deskpots: even if 64bits is generally seen in everything, everything (almost) is still compatible with 32 bits and companies still give support to 32 bits...

and, on top of everything, if the "highest" option with this tablet is the exynos 5433 64 bits but only runs in 32bits mode... it makes no sense.

so, according to this, my question would be: how this tablet is going to handle Android Lollipop with the exynos 5420? I mean, how does the exynos 5420 (32 bits) handle android lollipop (64bits)?
[Galaxy Tab S General] UpInTheAir:
There is a 64 bit option on my kernel configuration file for Note Edge 5433 and if enabled + unlocked 64 bit bootloader + firmware = winner. The 5433 Tab S is the same and has been deliberately crippled by Samsung to keep it on par with the crappy Snapdragon 805 which won't be ready for 64 bit until mid-next year. Even then, SD performance and potential doesn't even come close to the Exynos.
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[Micromax A89 Ninja] ggurale:
hey after flashing miui rom on my micromax ninja a89 ,device does not show network of both the sim cards..it shows network of nly 1 sim...also i am not able to change d priority of sim for call and sms..pls help..
[Micromax A89 Ninja] noobpremium:
I've meassaged you. Check it out :)
[Micromax A89 Ninja] Powerhitter:
Download link is not working

Download link is redirecting to a different page. Pls fix this....
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jodebtellem:
Okay so my device is soft bricked, I get the "Firmware encountered an issue" message, and I can only go into download mode. I'm trying to restore to a stock 4.4.2 firmware via Odin but it always fails. I realized its because my current binary is custom and it says system status is custom. Knox warrenty void: 1. Anybody can tell me what I'm doing wrong and need to do? I initially rooted it with CF-Auto-Root-konawifi-konawifixx-gtn5110 btw
[Fire TV Themes and Apps] jakepe:
Hello

I was just wondering - if it is possible to upgrade my Rooted Firetv (51.1.1.0) to the new software with a custom Rom via ADB 1.14 software

if Yes, maybe anyone could explain to med how that is done ?

THX
[Fire TV Themes and Apps] bula1ca:
You need to downgrade first, install ClockworkMod Custom Recovery and only then you can upgrade
[Fire TV Themes and Apps] jakepe:
Thanks for your answer - after i have downgraded - how can i then use ADB fire to install the Clockwordmode and then upgrade ?
[Fire TV Themes and Apps] jmerrilljr2:
No way. Follow the guides here: http://www.aftvnews.com/tag/guide/
[Fire TV Themes and Apps] mjbxx:
More specifically, follow the AFTVnews Fire TV & Fire TV Stick Rooting Starters Guide guide.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RuffBuster:
Hi there. I'm new to the S2. I used to be big into the dev scene on the S1 and was wondering if things were similar to the S2?

On the S1 it was always best to flash cm9 before cm10/11 to avoid lost imei. Same?

Also it was best to flash from stock JVU ginger bread when changing roms because it had the ginger bread boot loader. Is there a certain stock rom for S2 that is best to flash before?

Cheers!

Sent from my GT-I9000 using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[Palm Treo 750] vip_snoopy:
Hi I want to have Spanish on Treo 750. Does anyone knows an firmware upgrade or Software addon?

Thanks in advance guys. I'm all depending on you.