yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Taurenom:
Well, I struggled almost 2 hours in order to get "getvar all" logs and nothing happened. When I enter ADB command - "adb devices" it lists my phone below but as an offline device. I tried over and over using guides linked by majmoz and this one -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfC9_HXaI_U

. Is there any other possible way to get logs excepting via ADB/fastboot on PC?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Danny201281:
To get the getvar info your Device should be in the bootloader in fastboot usb mode.

Then send the fastboot getvar all command.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Taurenom:
[MENTION=5116541]Danny201281[/MENTION] Yeah, I tried to do this in fastboot mode. Windows pop up says that there is unrecognized device connected, what shouldn't have even happened because I have the latest HTC drivers(2.0.7.27) from HTC Sync.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Danny201281:
See Q(2 in this faq post to fix the drivers http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=52135024

It's common for Windows drivers to fail like this. You can check in device manager you phone should be listed a "MY HTC"

Other than that try connecting to a different usb port. USB2.0 ports are best. :good:
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Taurenom:
My hboot version is 1.54.0000; device manager lists the phone as "MY HTC" with exclamation mark in a triangle, and yes I'm using USB 2.0 port.

P.S won't this command work if I'm S-ON?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Danny201281:
We need to know your CID, MID and Version Main which is all in the getvar. In any case you will need fastboot working to flash your firmware.

If your Device is s-off that's good you don't want to go back to s-on for any reason. In any case going back to s-on also requires fastboot. Try this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=54272479

This is my guide for setting up Linux on a bootable usb pen drive. It will eliminate any driver issues ;)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Taurenom:
I tried to follow your guide on virtual machine because I simply don't know how to boot from pendrive on my laptop. Now Linux can't even see my One :( After typing "sudo adb devices" command, there is blank list of devices attached, and when I typed "sudo adb reboot bootloader" an error popped up "error: device not found".
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Danny201281:
Sorry i can't help with adb/fastboot problems when running Linux as a VM. I've never used linux as a virtual machine in windows, and your knowledge of Windows it's self is probably better than mine especially Windows 8. I'm confident there is no problem with your device this is a connectivity issue most probably caused by drivers. Hopefully [MENTION=3070392]majmoz[/MENTION] or [MENTION=2895182]clsA[/MENTION] can help you get it working on windows 8.

Although booting your laptop from a usb shouldn't be that difficult. You just need to change the boot order in the bios. The bios can be accessed normally by pressing "Delete" or "F2" during the first boot screen on your laptop. Then change the boot settings so that USB is the first boot device. What make is your laptop?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Taurenom:
It's Lenovo y50-70; bios is completly hidden from the user - that's why I can't boot it from pendrive. I will try to follow your hints asap as I get access to my PC at home :)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Danny201281:
Ok cool, Sorry man i'm not big on Windows. I use linux as my main OS although my pc dual boot Windows 7 but I use that mainly for gaming. If linux got a little more gamer love I wouldn't use windows at all :D

As far as I know Windows 8 can bit a bit finicky when it comes to android phones although I know there are plenty that use it without any problems.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] clsA:
Their is only one problem using windows 8.1 and that is hboot 1.44 and that is still fixable with a little searching

My windows 8.1 PC only uses 3 files you can download and install them from here > http://xdaforums.com/htc-one-s/general/guide-fix-fastboot-windows-8-1-t2858337

And the HTC Driver from here >> https://mega.co.nz/#!9cpz0Soa!rZH0H5djENbFN2xkS9S7yUlXzX_vcC5yOHhmUR55kUM

I just did a brand new Blue HTC One on hboot 1.44 Last week with this setup ... It Works !
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Danny201281:
Thanks [MENTION=2895182]clsA[/MENTION] that's exactly why I tagged you in my post. I know from previous posts that you use Windows 8 without problems :good: I don't know where to start with Windows 8. Never used it and doubt I ever will. If it was in front of me I dare say I could figure it out. But over the forum I'm just poking around in the dark when it comes to windows 8 :D
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] wiz561:
I *think* only the Note has the SpO2 and UV sensors. I was wondering if I can do this with the S5 or if the hardware just isn't there.

Thanks!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] myabc:
can we check the spo2 or only note 4 users???
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] seansean:
i have an MDA Vario which doesn't work anymore.

it won't turn on or do anything .

it was working fine before i let the battery run out completely, as i forgot to charge it.

i don't have a proper charger, instead i was using a USB cable for a digital camera which had the same plug that fit in the Vario. it used to charge it when the phone was switched on.

does anyone know how to fix this?

do i have to buy a new charger or a new battery?

thanks.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] mfrazzz:
Search here for the 9volt battery trick. There used to be an issue with older ROMs on like the Cingular 8125 where it wouldn't charge once the battery dropped to a certain point. There was a trick to "jump start" the battery with a 9v battery. Then it would charge again via USB or wall charger.

Once you do get it charged, you probably need to make sure you are on your carrier's latest ROM.

Note that while Razr chargers also use the mini-USB plug, I've heard some of the off brand Razr chargers will not give a good charge to a Wizard.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] ArgyleMoss:
I used to have a hp pda and left it in the draw for a few months and couldnt charge mine, i had to buy a new battery.

Dont get a Razr charger it wont work.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] mfrazzz:
Another possibility since the battery is completely dead is to plug in a charger (really should be a wall charger and not USB from a computer) and just let it sit for about 5 mins. Then press the on button (with it still connected to the charger) to see if it will turn on. If so it should then charge on up. If it doesn't I'd suspect the battery may be damaged.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] seansean:
thanks for the replies, i'll try the things you said :)
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] John Kotches:
I am finding performance on the 5.8GHz band to be, frankly, pathwitc. I'm trying to determine if it's my phone or if it is a N6 problem.

The first image is a speedtest on 802.11n on the 2.4GHz band. The second image (same destination) is on the 5.8GHz Band with wireless AC.

My service is 100Mbit down, 5MBit up so the 2.4GHz/n results are as expected. The 5.8 GHz results are lacking. Signal level is similar between the two bands and the 5.8 GHz results are similarly crappy in the same room as the WAP (Cisco WAP371).

It isn't a signal level issue as evidenced by the last image from Signal Check Pro.

Is anyone else seeing poor performance with 5.8 GHz and AC?
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PDP///M:
I'd test a different device on that same router and compare results. I see about the same up and down results on my router on 5ghz and 2.4ghz but 5ghz doesn't penetrate though walls as well as 2.4
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] John Kotches:
The note 2 (on N) gets comparable results on both bands. Its either the phone or the router on AC.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chemguru:
The ping difference between image_1 and image_2 shows that something on either your provider or within the app changed. A true test of N versus AC should be to something internal to your network; pull a large file from a local machine that is behind your access point. Open up a terminal (Are you rooted? Busybox installed? ) on your N6 and run your own ping tests locally and out to the internet to compare the wireless protocols.

Also, I would ASSume you've checked for other 5.8G interference/signals and verified your AP is on a different channel, yes?

--JamesT
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] John Kotches:
Or 802.11AC isn't working correctly. That hasn't been eliminated yet.

Attachments 1/2/3 speak to that. I'm running speedtest mini on my mac mini to get the numbers.

Attach 1: Wireless N in same room as WAP on 2.4 GHz

Attach 2: Wireless AC in same room as WAP (5.8GHz required)

Attach 3: Mac mini testing from/to itself.

Based on attachments 1/2/3 it is to me conclusive there's an issue with AC. Have to determine if it's the phone or the WAP. That ain't done yet. This is the only 802.11ac device I have at this time, so I can't do much testing with it. The Cisco WAP won't let me disable AC protocol.

That would be attachment 4. No other 5.8GHz networks visible. That makes sense, my neighborhood isn't densely packed and most of my neighbors are not techheads,.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] John Kotches:
I'm quite aware of the distance limitations with 5.8GHz. I'm doing some testing monkeying around with channels and such to see if that makes a difference.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] John Kotches:
Hmmm... Retested on a higher channel and get "somewhat" better results.

First attachment is internal. Second attachment is external. Now we're cooking with gas.

Internal 226 down / 102 up

External 110 down / 5 up

Should have checked that before posting...

Thanks all,
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheAmazingDave:
I find the N6's 5GHz AC to be phenomenal. I'm on an Asus RT-AC68P. I hit my ISP's bandwidth caps on speed tests.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] John Kotches:
My issue was WAP settings. I changed channels and was getting 250+ Mbits/second locally and 110 through my cable provider.
[G2 General] ossito2012:
Is the G2 the worst phone for flashing? Most G2 ROMS are alpha or beta a year and half later. Now it could be a LG thing because the G3 doesn't seem to be much better. Given the track record with this phone would any of you actually think about a Flex 2 or G4?
[G2 General] nikola016:
If you get flex 2 you will cry even more about roms....Imo g2 isnt supported like htc devices, i mean that many roms and that many customisation options especialy Venom roms, thats why i liked htc that much, also htc has best looking UI in my eyes, next is G3 Ui, thats why i got g2, cuz i could afford only htc one m7 which has bad camera and snapdragon 600 for preety much same price (used), and i am totally happy with my decision. If you want more roms, buy htc m9 and enjoy ;)
[G2 General] ossito2012:
Yeah. the HTC M8 has definitely been looking like a good option.
[G2 General] nikola016:
Good phone, but i dont see it like some nice "upgrade" from g2.....
[G2 General] heavy_metal_man:
The thing is that htc phone have been getting modded for a long time now. With the likes of AndroidRevolutionHD (ARHD), Insertcoin, Venom (formerly pokemon rom i think) these guys have been working on htc phones for years and know htc sense well, coupled with unlockable bootloaders and htc's usually great build quality these developers have no real need to move elsewhere. They do great work just as our developers do but our developers have a different ball game to play. Locked bootloaders are a dev headache. Delayed source code is a headcahe. While the roms may be beta and alpha here its not fair to say this phone/oem is bad for flashing as the developers may not want to leave beta before all bugs are fixed (and some bugs can be damn stubborn). This coupled with the speed google releases new android versions and peoples lust to have the latest and greatest time for development roms often get left as beta/stable and people move on to the next port/source compile of android. I find alot of the time beta roms are perfectly acceptable for daily drivers but my logic would suggest if theres a bug it should be beta (although oems dont seem to obide to that ;) ). Not to mention to alot of people this is a hobbie not a job, life gets in the way of hobbies.

With that said, i do agree that the m8 doesnt feel like much of a step up from here. Maybe you should hang around here flashing roms until the next HTC upgrade comes along and jump to that? At this point i think its fair to say that the latest htc phone will be supported by the big teams, it will most likely gain s-off and support multirom and the forums will most likely be rammed as usual with people who are new and not so eager to read before flashing :)
[G2 General] liljom:
I have a G Pro 2.

Well, that's the most unsupported smartphone I ever had :(
[G2 General] nikola016:
Well said :good:
[G2 General] rp3:
Far from it. With the LG G2, there are probably more unique options than any other (non-nexus) phone. It can run the skinned G2 software, stock or tweaked. You can flash the skinned G3 software with an updated look. You can flash the LG Flex software. You can run Stock Android in 4.4.4 or 5.0.2 as it's similiarities with the Nexus 5 makes it easier to develop.

I will concede that within skinned roms, the updates are rarer... that will most likely change in the next two months as LG's Official 5.0 updates will go through more optimization until it works as a dev thinks it should.
[G2 General] frogger72:
I think the HTC flagships having the GPE editions give them an advantage if you don't like dealing with hardware compatibility issues the CM, AOSP etc ROMS can have.

The # of models of the G2 doesn't help much.. Daily CM 12's right now for just the one edition IIRC?
[G2 General] =JKT=:
I had many HTC phones and the main thing is they abandon their phones quickly. Or at least they did as of One X+. Every phone, we'd have the promise of official firmware for a new version of android and at the last minute the phone would be eol'd.

I guess the gpe phones might help porting new stock firmware? Not sure since I left HTC after the one x+. Also, I found HTC phones bricked easy and unbricking was difficult.

But man, sense has always looked the best, and viper rom is always amazing.

But I like lg because the stock firmware doesn't even make me want to mod it. Every other brand I've had (Sony, Motorola), the stock firmware left something to be desired.
[G2 General] nikola016:
My previous phone was HTC One X, HTC said they wanted to update it to 4.4.2 but nvidia dropped support for its tegra socket, so they didnt have drivers to do that, but i see that htc one m7 is doing good, it will get lolipop till end of next month, so i think they got better with updates, at least thats almost 2 years of fast updates what you want more? Even google haven't updated their galaxy nexus cuz of dropped socket support...
[G2 General] player911:
I've heard the Verizon model has super sweet CM12 support and everything just amazing works perfectly. I haven't tried it yet but there are several Lollipop roms for the VS980 model, which is what I have and follow dev for.

The amount of number of various models doesn't help, although by now most roms support all variants with options to select your model for the fine tweaks each different model requires. The only model that has issues is the Verizon one using generic roms. It seems the stock Messaging app doesn't like to do MMS (I think because Verizon uses IMS). Not that there are road blocks. Lots of ports have fine tuned Verizon editions with everything working. I am personally loving the G3 Verizon rom port. It has everything I want/need and no issues.

I agree that the LG G2 does have plenty of options to choose from and it isn't just Stock or AOSP or CM.
[G2 General] Maczuga:
I would not see any problem with my flash addict, if camera quality weren't that bad on AOSP roms. It's the only reason why I'm not swapping roms like crazy. I hope Lollipop will somehow change it (dreaming).
[G2 General] undeadking:
Coming from the Rezound and then the Razr MAXX HD, the G2 is My Flash Dream!!!! Roms, kernels,and mods- the ease of it all is ridiculously great(specially being virtually unbrickable)!
[G2 General] pooyab:
Actually I disagree. Yes G2 is not the best in the field of development and flashing but compared to many other flagships, I prefere it. Take a look at development section of exynous version of samsung flagships. Also there is no bootloader lock or knox or... Here

So that's one of the reasons after messing around with a few phones, including note3, nexus 5, G3 and one m7, I came back to g2 :)
[G2 General] nikola016:
When flashing pay attention to model/variant you have, you can end with brick if you select wrong model. :eek:
[G2 General] ossito2012:
I would not call it the worst phone but it definitely doesn't have the support the old school Galaxy S2 Skyrocket have, I'm still flashing on that thing even though I'm not using. G2 has a ton of alpha and beta roms but very few official stable roms. I'm almost ready to go back to iPhone if these Android phones keep having short-lived ROM support
[G2 General] atifsh:
That is the problem with any other phone too unless nexus or cyanogen inc phones.
[G2 General] Ace42:
I suggest you stick to Nexus devices, which is what I'll do once I sell my G2. They tend to have the best action, but I have yet to see a new community with the variety of ROMs that the HTC G1 had...

Sent From Capsule Corp.
[G2 General] ossito2012:
totally hoping that the new rumors that LG will build a Nexus phone are true, and hoping it will be a real phone and that stupid Nexus 6
[G2 General] username4this:
Definitely not the worst when it comes to mod community but it's certainly far away from the best.

The biggest game breaker on modding is GPE editions and unlocked bootloaders.

Any device with a GPE edition will get modded like crazy and that benefits the non GPE version of the device because swapping back and forth is easy as hell.
[G2 General] randpost:
Go look at the AT&T Note 4 developement thread. 0 developement threads. I think the G2 has it pretty good compared to many other phones out there.
[G2 General] Rashad83:
I love the G2, if it only had the htc speakers it would have been the perfect phone. There are more pros than cons here and the development section is great... way better than other brands. My previous phones were the Galaxy Note 1&2 what I liked about those devices the flashing process was way easier than say for LG but I guess after the introduction of Knox things changed a little bit. As u can tell the developer support of each device I had was great because each one of these device was a beast at it's time. Look the number of developer support like it was for the HTC hd are way gone. I think the life span of every flagship device is way short now to get the proper support it needs. The best thing is to buy the device that sells the most it's there where u will get enough developer support, I believe the device to get next is either the Galaxy s6 edge or note 5 edge unless LG comes with something better.

PS. I think my G2 will be the first device that I will keep and not think of selling. It's almost 2 years old now.
[G2 General] tiguy99:
I agree 100% with what this guy said!!!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gursewak.10:
earlier I had jb 4.2.2 on which mtk worked

great. recently I updated to kk 4.4.2 on

mt6572 device.

I took backup of stock ROM with spft and

processed ROM with mtk DT and it states an

error in boot image the error is below

kernel 3470360

rootfs 833961

error :no find kernelGZ

error :no split boot image

task is complete

why this error is there even I had stock

boot.IMG?

kernel version is 3.4.67 fuchangle

I tried my old jb patched boot.IMG by mtk

it doesn't boot on kk 4.4.2 pls help

I can share my boot.img if you wish

pls reply as soon as possible

thanks in advance
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rajkumar146:
same problem with me also .
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gursewak.10:
which handset

which handset?
[Verizon LG G3] jiml87:
Newbie here.....

I have a Verizon LG G3 that I am using with AT&T.

It works well but a couple of issues I'd like to address.

1) I only get H+ and would like to get LTE

2) I am having issues with sending & receiving mms messages where the pictures wont send if I'm on WiFi but send fine when I'm on the data network.

Is there any way to correct/ improve these issues?

Can I flash the stock AT&T rom on the Verizon phone and would it work?

Any help and/ or enlightenment is greatly appreciated.
[Verizon LG G3] Tech_Savvy:
oh you never flash att&t rom to this phone....and software wouldn't solve ur issue....you only get band 4 lte if im correct...and you never ever flash any rom other than a "vs985"

also..mms has to do with apn settings...
[Verizon LG G3] jiml87:
Thanks for the info.

Do you know if the Verizon version has all the LTE bands as the AT&T version but just has them locked or deactivated somehow?

Is there any way to get LTE working for AT&T on the Verizon version?
[Verizon LG G3] Tech_Savvy:
i'm not sure on that..maybe someone else could tell you...i know its something about if you have band 4 in ur area you will get lte....dnt ask me what that means..im lucky i get 3g where im at :p
[Verizon LG G3] daniel4653:
I have the correct ATT apns and when I receive a MMS I have to turn off WiFi in order to download the picture. It has something to do with the phone
[Verizon LG G3] trent999:
You will get LTE off AT&T (and T-Mobile) if they are using Band4 in your current area. In some areas they use a different band, maybe band 21 - I can't remember offhand. Our VS985 cannot use band21, it uses band 4 and band 13 for LTE though.

It has been figured out that it is also possible to enable Band3 LTE on the VS985, but that is only going to help in other countries, particularly France.
[Verizon LG G3] tatootie67:
I recently went through this. I was assured from att that I would get lte. Well, after days of trouble shooting with att and trying different hacks I could only get h+

I even went right next to a strong att tower area and still could not. For mms the only way I could get it to work was by using textra, which had a fix for mms by turning off wifi.

What I have learned is that there are some att bands that are locked out in the Verizon phone. There was an xda post that almost had it figured out but nobody could get it working.

H+ is pretty fast by the way, but I was unsatisfied so I am back on Verizon.

And also, do not ever flash anything other than a Verizon rom and radio.
[Verizon LG G3] acparker18:
I would message [MENTION=2684188]autoprime[/MENTION] about this. He was recently working on unifying all G3 variants' modems since they all use the same radio with different bands unlocked. He may have a method to unlock the bands you need.
[Verizon LG G3] daniel4653:
Not to rub it in but here's my Verizon g3 on LTE with Cricket which is prepaid ATT. I did nothing special just popped in my cricket sim card.
[Verizon LG G3] tatootie67:
Hats off to you. Mind sharing the apn settings your using? Might help someone else
[Verizon LG G3] daniel4653:
Did you make sure Band 4 was supported in your area? I know that's the only LTE band that is supported by the Verizon G3 variant.
[Verizon LG G3] DigitalMD:
The VErizon version uses only the Verizon modem (radio) firmware. It does not and cannot enable the ATT LTE bands.. Just so happens that one band is the same. For the rest you are out of luck. Read this for more information.

http://www.cnet.com/news/will-at-t-and-verizon-4g-lte-ever-be-compatible/