yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sanraven:
SIM card

I figured that out after the fact. I guess I got lucky because even though it melted a little it still worked. I discovered the contact list is stored on the SIM card and my contacts were still on my phone.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iTakMD:
Don't know about that, but i know my contacts are stored in my google account.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vlonethuggish:
Baking did seem to work for a week aaaand 3 days or so, then it flashed the blue screen again and got stuck, put it in the oven again, set it up, then it was official, it was dead... though to anyone whos trying to recover something, go for it, it does work, 10 minutes, 200 degrees celcius CPU side up (golden/yellowish side up)
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sanraven:
Lesson Learned

Good advice. I'm now doing the same and with my pictures. I try not to make the same life mistakes twice.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pointer_2001:
My LG G3 just went black last night and I had tried a few of the other tricks on youtube that didn't work. Came upon this thread so figured I had nothing to lose. 10 minutes at 360 and my phone is back working! Thanks for the help!!
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nottechsavvy1:
Genuinely thought this was some kind of wind up but after lots of different websites suggesting the same thing I've baked my motherboard tonight - and it worked!
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Alexmuller1980:
Reflowing works for the sim rejection issue as well Carlos. Semr my d851 in and had it done. Works like new

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Alsamarri it does work dor sim issue
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anip_aniki:
My G3 on brink of death. I manage to short pin and flash stock firmware. The phone was able to boot but

it stuck on logo many times and dead.

When i try charging without battery, i can see my motherboard is working. Whenever i put the battery, the phone is completely dead.

Should i bake my mobo too? I never try a new battery, i afraid it might not worth replacing new battery

Sorry for bad english
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mbmsv:
I see many people reported that baking a motherboard results in a temporary fix. I am an electronics engineer and I know a thing or two about the reflow process. The problem is that baking at 350-380F doesn't even get close to real reflow temperatures. Proper reflow process actually involves baking at about 150 deg F for 12-24 hours but only to slowly remove moisture from the components before the reflow. If this step is skipped and there is enough moisture in the component it might crack during the reflow when temperature rises quickly. The reflow itself takes several minutes and goes through several stages from preheat to peak and then cool-down. At the peak the temperature should approach the solder melting point, which for lead free solders is in the range from 230 to 245 deg C. (446 to 473 deg F) . However, at proper reflow temperatures data in flash memories frequently gets corrupted, so you might end up with a hard bricked phone, which will have to be unbricked afterwards. And that is what stops me from trying it on my phone... :(
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sanraven:
I'm responding to this post as a non engineer of any kind and can't begin to explain why this procedure worked for me. I don't know what reflow really is but I do know my phone was already dead, so what did I have to loose? I now have a LG v 30+ which I have backed up everything in it. I've learned from my past mistake. Out of curiosity because of this last post I tried to boot up my old phone. It is still working enough to show my contacts and pictures and even has 76% battery. It's been almost a year. Although I would never trust it again. In short it worked but I don't have a clue why, nor do I care. I'll leave that up to the experts. Thanks.
[HTC Breeze] staffann:
Sometimes when reading a document in my MTeoR, the I have to zoom in quite a lot in order to see the text. That means I have to scroll left and right for every line that I read. Very annoying!

Now I see the new S710, which has a slide-out keyboard just like Hermes (TyTN). I assume that just like TyTN, the contents in the screen will automatically rotate 90 degrees when the keyboard is used. Isn't there any way we could make that happen on a MTeoR as well? The chance of being able to read the text without scrolling left/right would be much better with the screen rotated!
[HTC Breeze] oirad:
Windows Mobile 5 Smartphone doesn't support screen rotatation. S710 is WM6 phone.
[HTC Breeze] staffann:
Too bad! It really would have been nice! If we're lucky, maybe there will be a WM6 for MTeoR too some time in the future.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] megapopular:
Hey, everybody... I'm using the 03/20/07 LVSW Mobile 6 edition... my MMS works but I can't do a force send/recieve like I could with Mobile 5... It says: "Error Synchronizing" when i press the soft key... any idea how to fix this?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] digger_de:
Yepp, I got the same error for my T-Mobile Germany Vario II. I re-entered all MMS settings manually as described on t-mobile.de as WAP and later on WAP2, but no success.

Anybody got a working German MMS? Settings please?

I use XDA0.20 and radio 1.27. Runs stable, no freeze, good battery, no lost calls.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] digger_de:
Any idea? Settings you are working with?
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] SH3H1:
First of all it is not at all my work , i am just sharing this as balika011 (Who got blocked here in XDA) is posting it in an hungarian forums is not easy to follow ! This is for those who wanna test it before armani-dev optimizes CM11

The ROMs is CM11 with a custom Kernel built from source !

Features

*Stable

*More Governors and Schedulers

*Zram

*dt2w(Need confirmation)

I'm posting with the information i get from the hungarian thread !

I haven't tested yet the preview 2

Read this http://goo.gl/akybBW

Link for Downloading Preview 2

Find Gapps Yourself :p

Changelog for Preview 2 (As he posted in the link i gave above)

"A two-reclaimer app, optimizing the kernel of Procion more governor and scheduler zram, and even things like dt2w"

Credits
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] richard el renthlei:
Anyone who tested it,give review...look awesome:)
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] Jay.steve:
Waiting for review :P
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] yonzz:
How is the blank screen bug? Already solved?
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] sumitsrk123:
Testing Now..............

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Still Wakeup Problem is there..................
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] gummie:
This Man saved me time testing the ROM. I tried the first one and its insanely fluid but the screen off bug is the only thing that makes everything fall down.
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] dhrtlockeroo9:
Bug : Screen wakeup with black screen Same as syhost's latest CM11 build
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] sinnerz2000:
Must be because of dt2w
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] Ferhat78:
Everthing ? ? Why everthing ?
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] praveen7682:
Syhost has resolved the wakeup problem...try the latest build with full wipe...
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] rk2shashank:
i have used this build the wakelock problem doesn't seams to be fixed . I have to press multiple times power button to turn on the screen that is annoying this build is not for daily use.
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] rcrazy88:
sorry for off topic.

i can't save contacts to sim card in any custom rom.it displays message that sim card is full and export to sim doesn't work as well.

any solution?
[Xiaomi Redmi 1S] zelendel:
Do not post work of banned members. Also if it is not yours dont post it.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pashovski:
My Verizon Galaxy Note 4 is really great with this one exception.

When I open the app it takes a minimum of 16 seconds to load. Clicking a message takes a couple seconds to load. When I swipe to delete it disappears, then comes back, but if I click on it, it disappears again. I have 2 accounts, and about 2k unread messages.

The mobile data usage for exchange says .30gb, and 3.0gb for wifi, which seems super high since I've only had this since Friday afternoon, so 5 full days.

This phone is amazing, but this is making it unusable. Any help would be really great
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BigladUK:
I have the same problem, I have 2 exchange accounts and my email client is very slow to respond

Does anyone have any ideas how we can fix this ?

I have only a few emails in my inboxes and don't sync any other mail folders so my cache for mail isn't massive

Thanks in advance for any assistance

Si

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I've just checked and my app "email" has stored data of .97gb.

Is this a lot and is this causing the slow down ?
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darekz:
Friend of mine has problem with email and text on two not Samsung Verizon phones. It could be a carrier problem.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zurkx:
Stock email app is terrible. i use knox email which is better. try that.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BigladUK:
I've switched to Mailwise and it's brilliant,
[Firefox OS Q&A] Franzferdinan51:
Okay so im trying to port over Firefox OS but im stuck at

Create a manifest for the new device

Now you need to add a manifest file for the new device. Refer to one of the existing manifests for a template. You can use the hamachi manifest a reference. Once done, you should add and commit your new manifest to your local b2g-manifest repository:

hamchi manifest -> https://github.com/mozilla-b2g/b2g-m...er/hamachi.xml

im not exactly sure what needs to be changed and what needs to be put in the areas that i do change the only other device ive did anything relative to this is ZTE Open C i also have a manifest for it several actually so im entirely ignorant but i am at a point of being dumbfounded on how to change this up so it can ./config.sh correctly

so my question is ... will someone help me create a proper manifest from the refrence manifest/point me to a manifest thats already created ive looked on google and havent found one so im asking you guys

thanks for all help its appreciated
[Firefox OS Q&A] Franzferdinan51:
Bump for Firefox goodness
[Firefox OS Q&A] we3des:
Do you have android source for your device?

My understanding is that Firefox OS is basically built on top of an Android kernel with some of its libs and such so that device makers don't need to write new driver stacks. If you look at the hamachi manifest that you reference, it looks just like an android manifest and in fact refers to android's source repo as well as what looks like qualcomms android kernel source(codeaurora).

So start with a Android source tree for the LG G2 (that's your device right?).
[XDA Assist] Blakendroid:
Newbie here. Bought my daughter a TF700t a few months ago (currently completely stock) and wanted to get me one so I bought a used one via ebay. It has been flashed to CROMbi-kk but it must not have been done correctly. Takes 6-8 min to boot, hangs every few minutes of use, Google launcher and APEX launcher installed as part of ROM. They crash every day. Many apps crash and says 'incompatible'. These issues are probably what the previous owner sold it. Anyway its in great condition (like new) and I want to get it back to stock. Been reading forum since Christmas and learned a lot but i'm wanting to know-

Can I clone my daughters tablet and flash it to my tablet? Make an image similar to what you can do to Windows on a PC. Don't know if this is possible? If it is how to do it? If not how do I flash it back to a stock ROM?

Any help is greatly appreciated.
[XDA Assist] Blakendroid:
ok
[General Questions and Answers] codemansGT:
So when Lg's G flex 2 comes out in South Korea at the end of the month I think it would be cool to import it to america. I have never imported a phone before which is why i'm making this post to ask a few questions. First what are some websites that some people use to import phones from other countries and what is the process like? Does it take really long to get it or cost a lot extra?
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] mo7ammed3mr:
new app Lucky_Patcher_v5_2_3_9
[LG G Flex] cmlucht:
im by far not new to flashing and custom roms but I am new to lg phones I am usually a Samsung guy, I have a tmobile lg g flex d959 but I use it on at&t.

im rooted and twrp installed.

what I want to know is what is the best non branded rom I can use as a daily driver that also has bump in it.

im looking for pretty much a stock rooted de branded rom.

any suggestions?
[LG G Flex] cmlucht:
bump
[LG G Flex] xREAP3R:
Are you looking along the lines of something like AOSP, Cyanogen, etc.. or just like stock JB/KK thats been debloated?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] thelostsoul:
(Cing 3125, Qtek 8500, Dopod S300)

Anyone able to build a WM6 ROM for this phone? There are a few of us in the StrTrk forums looking to get this on our phones, but none of us seem to be able (or know how)....
[Nexus 9 Android Development] zawata:
Since joshuabg posted his build of AICP, countless other people decided they would continue his mission of bringing AOSP-based custom roms to this wonderful device

however in doing this people started stealing the AICP thread to talk about compile problems(i know im the biggest offender) so im fixing that.

Post all ROM development talk below so we can attempt to help each other and get the rom problems out of the way and finally get development for this amazing, game-changing, sexy slice android off the ground :D

Hey guys, if anyone is looking for how to build a rom for the nexus 9(and theyre forced to use a prebuilt kernel) i wrote up a tutorial on how to do that at the top of page 5:

http://xdaforums.com/nexus-9/develo...evelopment-thread-t2995510/page5#post58089268
[Nexus 9 Android Development] NYCHitman1:
Based on my convo with Josh, he indicated that disabling SELinux in the prebuilt kernel (with help from USBHost) would assist in allowing the build to boot. However, I honestly do not want to disable SELinux AT ALL. I will find a way to make this work without disabling SELinux.
[Nexus 9 Android Development] SwoRNLeaDejZ:
The issues I had with getting the AICP to boot without a Setup Wizard has stopped loop was 100% to blame on SELinux. ROM was disabled kernel was enforcing, and they didn't want to play nicely together. As soon as I used a kernel with SELinux disabled, it booted right up no problems. Should someone maybe ask flar2 with a mention in here to get his two cents?
[Nexus 9 Android Development] zawata:
i dont think thats right...i could be doing something wrong, but im fairly certain that when i compiled by build i set both the ROM and Kernel to SElinux disabled(or at least enforcing) and the kernel wouldnt even try to boot...

however, i do have to say that im not 100% certain how to disable SElinux in the ROM so i did what i thought would work, so maybe thats why mine doesnt boot...once i figure out compiling this kernel and either praise you or stand by my point

also i havent heard anything of flar2 since november 24th so idk what happened there
[Nexus 9 Android Development] SwoRNLeaDejZ:
You could very well be right. All I was speaking from was my experience of every kernel I tried using that didn't have SELinux disabled, the build wouldn't boot.
[Nexus 9 Android Development] zawata:
what do you mean by not boot? like exacty? because for me, a kernel not booting means stuck at the google splash screen
[Nexus 9 Android Development] USBhost:
The ROM does not control selinux

Only the kernel controls it
[Nexus 9 Android Development] zawata:
Well guys, i finally got CM to build without breaking a few days ago but the kernel didnt work so i did a bunch of testing a research and i think ive concluded that theres something wrong with the build process that breaks the kernels, once i figure out what, we'll have the reliable build system that doesnt rely on prebuilt kernels

on a side note i figured out how to build AOSP with prebuilt kernels

SO we finally have a CM build that can stand on its own and run well(shockingly well, i havent found any problems) and it doesnt rely on USBhost's feature-rich kernel or his prebuilt one that no-one really understands...lol no offense intended usbhost, FIK is pretty damn good

[MENTION=5392006]SwoRNLeaDejZ[/MENTION] : selinux is currently disabled so im going to see what happens when i renable it [MENTION=5501864]USBhost[/MENTION] : is SElinux disabled the same thing as permisive? im guessing no and which one would be the best to set for a custom rom. im guessing permissive?
[Nexus 9 Android Development] USBhost:
I built a stock kernel that's so awesome that no one can comprehend or understand it

Haha aren't I awesome lol

About selinux if its disabled

It means it was not compiled with the kernel

so you can't simply enable it

I would recommend permissive on the kernel command line

So it would be easier to debug what is preventing stock kernel from not booting

Because you can see what would have selinux prevented from running

on /proc/kmsg or /dev/kmsg
[Nexus 9 Android Development] zawata:
haha well no one could figure out how to use it(but i did I FIGURED YOU OUT!! YOUR A PHONY!!) jokes aside though

so setting permissive in the boardconfig.mk? :

BOARD_KERNEL_CMDLINE := androidboot.selinux=permissive

then make menuconfig and re-enable the options you told me to disable in tha PM(i dont fee like typing them out lol)
[Nexus 9 Android Development] USBhost:
Yep that should do it

If not tell me
[Nexus 9 Android Development] zawata:
currently building the boot image(btw im using your flashable zip as a base thanks ;) )

will report back

EDIT: hmm nope it didnt seem to work, i think it might have been my fault ill tryt it again
[Nexus 9 Android Development] zawata:
im not sure if its me being stupid or something else but i cant reenable SElinux

im thinking its because i dont know if im specifying the right config file...im not 100%

maybe you could just give me a kernel binary with selinux reenabled but not tonight, i should really get to sleep lol
[Nexus 9 Android Development] USBhost:
Lol will do
[Nexus 9 Android Development] Hashbang173:
CM compiles fine for me with prebuilt kernel and a few minor source changes. I have a zip from 1/6/15 if anybody will like to test (I really don't feel like wiping right now lol)
[Nexus 9 Android Development] zawata:
yeah what im trying to do now is get it to compile now straight from source(figure out why it wont) and also prepare the kernel for build teams to want to take it

i actually have CM(built on the 5th) and my kernel(no changes but selinux disabled(working on it)) running on my tablet right now and im shocked by how smooth it is! its amazing!
[Nexus 9 Android Development] Hashbang173:
CM android_build currently does not support arm64 kernels
[Nexus 9 Android Development] SwoRNLeaDejZ:
Just throwing this out there, but if anyone comes up with any type of test builds, or test kernels, that they need someone to flash and try out, let me know. Always more than willing to give some experimental builds a test drive.
[Nexus 9 Android Development] zawata:
Yeah I know, which is why I'm going to *hackily implement it*(until Steve finishes his implementation) or cherry pick his attempt and see if I can get it too work

I just got off work(I hate training!!!) And I'll see what I can do about it

I will not deny that anything the CM team will cook up, will be miles better than what I can make but I'm just trying to make it build for a single device, not all of the devices it a super efficient manner

Actually I think I might start some unnoficial nightlies for CM if people want, once I finish my build script then I shouldnt have very much difficulty making it each night

lol bold offer, you're so brave, unlucky for you though, this is a nexus device so if know it boots then we pretty much know everything works so the beta testing isnt as necessary as say on a samsung/htc/lg device,

however, ill see if i can find something i need testing :)

EDIT: device is now selinux status: permissive(apparently i still dont know how to build kernels...lol but i figured it out)
[Nexus 9 Android Development] omvir:
Love the unofficial nightlies idea :)
[Nexus 9 Android Development] ayysir:
Im working on AOSPA bring up for n9 right now. Been following development, and decided to base tree off of [MENTION=2322613]craigacgomez[/MENTION]

are the build currently 32 bit or 64 bit?

would be epic if any volunteers to test
[Nexus 9 Android Development] USBhost:
You got me for 64bit
[Nexus 9 Android Development] joshndroid:
So the current concensus seems to be you need to build the rom with a prebuilt kernel then manually make the kernel and flash it, yes?
[Nexus 9 Android Development] ayysir:
you have git source up?

as i read: http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/82810/ is needed to naitvly needed to build kernel inline with 64 bit

anyone willing to test pm me or hit me on hangouts: https://plus.google.com/u/0/111629271059352473969
[Nexus 9 Android Development] zawata:
well ill look into doing that tomorrow after work :D

ive still got some work to do
[Nexus 9 Android Development] zawata:
unfortunately, as i found out, its not that simple

that commit breaks the kernel image for some reason(or at least i havent found any one who got it too work)

EDIT: damn i meant to add that in my last post

as of currently(while steve is adding proper 64 bit build support) the only way to build the kernel is either have [MENTION=5501864]USBhost[/MENTION] do it for you(haha) or build it seperately and add it too your flashable zip(i can give you instructions to do that if you want)
[Nexus 9 Android Development] ayysir:
lol i know how to build kernels, just need to know what commit is needed for 64 bit support. Likely i would make a script that unzips rom, put in 64 bit kernel then re-zip it
[Nexus 9 Android Development] zawata:
Alright weill cyanogenmod is currently making there owimplementation of 64 bit support by turning the kernel build script to be more fluid and customizable

I didn't get a chance to test whether it worked because emy machine totally crapped out during a build and needs to be reinstalled...but here's the commit

http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/82838/

Keep in mind the dependency

And in your device tree add this to you BoardConfig.mk:

TARGET_KERNEL_CROSS_COMPILE_PREFIX :="aarch64-linux-android-"

None of the other options in the commit are necessary with our current device trees
[Nexus 9 Android Development] USBhost:
That's nice to know

That means we will have official

cyanogenmod support soon

I know how you feel

you know me I always mess around with things I should have left alone lol

Witch means I have to reinstall Ubuntu every often, once or twice every few months haha
[Nexus 9 Android Development] ayysir:
cool ill keep a eye out, atm i have both a LTE version working and Wifi version.

I ended up splitting up LTE and WiFi into different trees. Volantis for LTE and Flounder for WiFi

Volantis depends on Flounder device tree however, and will build in flounder product but only way i know i can distinguish builds

https://github.com/Ayysir/android_device_htc_flounder

https://github.com/Ayysir/android_device_htc_volantis
[Nexus 9 Android Development] Hashbang173:
Shouldn't it be flounder and flounderlte?

Correct me if I'm wrong.
[Nexus 9 Android Development] zawata:
mine just became unbearably slow...like it was building and i was getting a "smooth" like 5 frames per second when minimizing and opening windows and when i used an alternate window(not sure what its called when you do ctrl+alt+f1,f2,f3 etc...) it took like 2.5 to 3 minutes to log in and i oculdnt finish a build because it would freeze, i know its not the computer because its a 6 month old gaming laptop...i had a 2007 desktop run ubuntu better than this thing!!

so im damn near completely reinstallling though ill try to keep my home directory
[Nexus 9 Android Development] ayysir:
its flounder_lte correct however roomservice will convert the path to device/flounder/lte instead of device/flounder_lte