yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] infamous916:
He also says he doesn't get mtp or any options. He also has USB debugging on as well

Sent from my LG-D851
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] WillieWonka1985:
Hoy hoy, my point and goal in this post is to get an answer for my question here. As well as a quick result to a Google search for anyone looking.

Text now is selling a galaxy s 3 for 99$. I had the T 999 model for T-Mobile and had good luck. But I know all too well the hazards of root.

So according to the info here, in the attached photos would I be in the right place. Also text now runs all the calling and texting thru data 4Glte so data is gone at 2Gb at that point there its all gotta be WiFi. Yam
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mattzeller:
You're in the right place
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] WillieWonka1985:
Im unsure if I will be able to use the native dialer. The stock Rom from this carrier always routes the calls thru the text now app. I have the bars for tower signal but it seems I won't be able to make calls unless I've a data connection, which will shut off completely once the allowed data is used. Then only works on wifi.

Am I doing something wrong or am I stuck with volte voice over lte?

And will this be changed during flash.

Any known hazards?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] WillieWonka1985:
I dont know sprint nor this carrier well. But I can't say I've ever seen this before. (See attachment)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] WillieWonka1985:
Under settings》 more》status》device status = "custom". What is this discribing?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mattzeller:
That you have modified the system
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] WillieWonka1985:
Okay well that makes sense because the phone number in settings and about phone is different than the phone number in text now and text now has rerouted any dials even from the native dialer over to their app to make calls. I wonder if I flash different ROM that has a native dialer allowed that I would call from the number in settings?

This root and flash will be very interesting I wonder what will happen I will definitely be posting the outcome.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] WillieWonka1985:
I'll try and flash is stable rom and hope for the best
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] WillieWonka1985:
I went ahead and flashed an older Rom from 2013 the APN was not working properly. I should've pulled a log but didn't think of it. So I nand restored via cwm. Upon reboot I had two impassable errors logs providers stoped and android prosses.acore stopped surely the apn and latter issues are unrelated. Still I'm going to try and find a way around the apn issue. If it happens again (likely so) ill be sure to have a logcat .zip to flash as so not wasting time. Any suggestions for apn backup/restore apk's are helpfull. Thanks and sorry for the faulty question with no log for help to go on. Ill make sure I have one if I post again.
[Asus Transformer TF700] xellysiax:
I have messed around with all my electronics in the passed, rooted them, put custom roms etc. with no trouble. So after getting frusterated with my Asus TF700T, I decided it was time to put Cyanogenmod on it. I read up on the forums and it recommended TWRP, I have always used clockwork mod but because TWRP was recommended I used that. I followed the directions and rebooted to the startup and it is stuck on the Cyanogenmod startup screen. So thinking that maybe it was just taking a long time because it was the first time, I waited and waited and waited. 24 hours later still stuck on the startup screen. I decided to try again, I pressed the power button and the volume down button and this is what I see:

Key driver not found.. Booting OS

Android cardhu-user bootloader <1.00 e> released by "US_epad-10.6.1.14.10-20130801" A03

Starting Fastboot USB Download Protocol

Than I have 3 choices to choose from: RCK, Android, and wipe data

When I press volume up once to select RCK I get a message stating:

Booting Recovery Kernel image

Booting Failed

Unrecoverable bootloader error <0x00000000>. (This part is in red)

After reading I decided to try tranformer tool kit. So I put the tablet into APX mode. Seems to work, tablet restarts with a blank screen, the computer makes the appropriate noises expected when it detects the tablet, but when I check ADB I get a message ADB is not working or communicating with your pad. Evidently I screwed things up somewhere but I don't know where to go from here... Please, If anyone can help, It would be so appreciated.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Razvan:
Sir,

Please wait until mods will move this thread to the device specific forum for more relevant answers.

Stand by

Good luck
[Asus Transformer TF700] scififone:
I sounds like the recovery flash failed. If you haven't already, I would try to re-flash TWRP through ADB and fastboot.

If you aren't sure how to do that through ADB use this post:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2688891

Its the beginners guide in the general section.

I may be wrong here, but I've taken my TF700 from the brink of death and back again a few times.
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
What TWRP version did you flash and how???

The unrecoverable bootloader error is not good news. Usually you need a buster99 to get your tablet back - if you still can get into the bootloader and fastboot.

If you can, follow the instructions below to the letter (naturally you have to flash the TF700 system blob, not the TF300!), then flash a compatible recovery and a rom compatible with your recovery and bootloader. And if you're not sure ask first, then flash....

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2179759&page=2
[Asus Transformer TF700] Asus_USA:
xellysiax - We are sorry to hear about your tablet and is this still an ongoing issue? Send us an email at socialsupportus@asus.com with this post and your serial number and we will be more than happy to assist you.

If you have any further questions, comments, or concerns please do not hesitate to let us know. We will be more than happy to assist you. Once again, thank you for choosing ASUS products and services.

Thank you,

-In Search of Incredible-

Technical Support Department

http://www.asus.com :: http://service.asus.com/
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
Ummmm let me take a wild guess what customer support will advise:

Sorry you unlocked so no warranty but send it in and for $300 we may repair it. If we can't we only charge you for shipping both ways. :D

Nice to see you, Asus! Where've you been the last 2 years? ;)
[Asus Transformer TF700] das chaos:
Hush! [MENTION=4029265]Asus_USA[/MENTION] wanted to anounce the roll-out of Android Lollipoop for ASUS Transformers. Or was it the source code of bootloader?
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
Yeah - I had that dream too one time or another....
[Asus Transformer TF700] MagisterMundi:
Hi all, I just encountered this same error message for the TF700T when going into fastboot mode

Key driver not found.. Booting OS

Android cardhu-user bootloader <1.00 e> released by "US_epad-10.6.1.14.10-20130801" A03

Starting Fastboot USB Download Protocol

All I have done is unlock the tablet. I was on the "Practice/Background" step in berndblb's (awesome) custom ROM guide before starting to load up fastboot and adb, when I saw the message in the upper left corner. When I go into RCK, "booting recovery kernel image" then appears under the error message. After 3-4 seconds I get the dead android with "error!" screen. When I power off, the tablet goes into normal bootup and the stock ROM still works perfectly fine.

Since it does, is there something I should do to resolve this issue BEFORE trying to push TWRP to the tablet? Just trying to be prudent...

Many thanks,

MM
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
Every Asus tablet I have seen has the "key driver not found" on boot - ignore it.

The dead Droid also is perfectly normal. It's the stock recovery not finding a firmware file to flash. Just keep going ;)
[Asus Transformer TF700] MagisterMundi:
Brilliant, thanks. Now, let's see how this goes...

Cheers
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LurkAshFlake:
After bricking my not-rooted g730W8 i flashed the stock koodo carrier 4.4.2 rom and it booted for the first time since but

i can't connect via usb my computer keep making the "new device plugged in" sound even since USB debugging is turn on

my phone is now rooted

Voddoo and THT carrier detector said carrier IQ was found with the roger's rom it didn't with the koodo rom. I don't know if it mean that it was a roger cellphone.
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eqal:
What version of s3mini you have - model number?

You must use method to root specific by your model, not first one you find. Thats the same method is for installing cwm/twrp.

Probably now you must find and install properly recovery for your model phone, next enter to recovery erase data, system, cache, dalvik and turn off phone. Enter to download mode and install stock rom by odin.. then enter recvoery once again and erase dalvik and cache, then wait on first boot. It take 5-8min before you see conf screen.
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LurkAshFlake:
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[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daywalk3r666:
sry ....your model have no support for root

Gesendet von meinem GT-I8190

---------- Post added at 21:52 ---------- Previous post was at 21:43 ----------

only sm-g730a has root support

Gesendet von meinem GT-I8190
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] flimsy888:
Anyone know how I could mirror or control my GS5 screen to my nexus 7 in my car, or make the nexus 7 an android auto receiver?
[Windows 8 General] khaledtaj8:
Hi everyone, i found a solution for internet accessing problem after using a proxy changer software or whatever....

i would like to share it with you,follow the steps below or watch the video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9yUZV9G5fpM

1- Go to control panel, choose "internet options".

2-Click on "connections" tab.

3-Click on "LAN settings".

4-Make everything unmarked and mark "Automatically detect settings".

5-Click Ok, check your internet connection, enjoy it is back :laugh:

Comment if it helped you
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andmalc:
When I get a voicemail I get the usual notification but also a redundant SMS voicemail alert. I've been putting up with this for years on 3 Android phones and I think I recall some classic phones, all on Rogers (in Canada).

I understand that the SMS is in fact a signal from my carrier to my phone letting it know that a voicemail has been received. I also understand that the phone is supposed to recognize that is is a system level message and hide it. Rogers claims that the failure of the phone to hide this message is a defect in Android.

I've googled this pretty hard and it seems that few people have this issue, especially since 2005-2008, so I surmise that most carriers have updated their voicemail systems to be compatible with Android phones but my carrier has not. I know that Visual Voicemail doesn't have this problem but it costs more and I already pay these guys plenty.

So: am I right? Does anyone else have this problem?
[HTC One S] Flashalot:
F2FS for VILLE

AOSP only!

Current CM or most any of our AOSP ROMs around here that use a current CM based kernel.

THIS IS EXPERIMENTAL AND HAS POTENTIAL FOR DATA LOSS IF DONE IMPROPERLY. IF YOU ARE NOT COMFORTABLE WITH THAT PLEASE DO NOT ATTEMPT. I CANNOT BE AVAILABLE FOR 24/7 SUPPORT ON THIS.

These mods will provide the ability to format /data and /cache in F2FS format instead of EXT4. Use extreme caution. The will erase your entire /data partition just like a clean flash. I cannot and will not be held responsible for your failure to keep backups handy. F2FS is still considered experimental by Samsung and should be by you the user as well.

What is F2FS?

F2FS wiki

Why F2FS?

F2FS put to the test vs EXT4

How to switch?

PLEASE READ INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY. IF NOT FOLLOWED YOU WILL LIKELY BOOTLOOP!!

F2FS capable TWRP Recovery This is the same as the Official TWRP built with the added F2FS support commits. When wiping a partition you will have the option to reformat in F2FS now as well.

Kernel+fstab conversion zip Flash this after converting partitions to F2FS to install a CM kernel with F2FS support built in. This zip uses an anykernel installer so it should be comparable with most current ROMS. The zip will extract your current boot.img, unpack and replace your current fstab with a new fstab to indicate you current partition types, replace kernel with F2FS capable kernel , then repack and replace the boot.img

Fstab conversion zip For use only when you are already running a F2FS kernel and only need to update fstab after switching to/from F2FS/EXT4. This installer will only unpack, edit the fstab, and repack the boot.img. This will not replace the kernel, you must already be using an F2FS kernel or be returning to EXT4 only to make use of this zip.

DOWNLOADS

Downloads

Procedure for fresh conversion including new Rom flashing:

1. Backup everthing you want to keep with titanium backup or whatever backup you choose.

2. Fastboot flash the new recovery img.

3. Run a twrp backup in case things get ugly!

4. Flash new ROM now if desired.

5. Still in recovery...Goto wipe -> hit Advanced wipe. Select data and hit change partition type. Convert to F2FS. Repeat for cache.

6. Flash the Kernel+fstab conversion zip.

7. Reboot and profit. Any partition app on market can confirm new format changes.

Procedure for nightly ROM updates after F2FS conversion:

1. Flaah nightly

2. Flash kernel+fstab conversion zip.

Procedure if you want to convert back and forth after initial conversion for testing purposes:

1. Change formats of data/cache as desired (only ext4 and f2fs supported).

2. Flash fstab conversion zip to update format types before attempting boot.

CHANGELOG
V1.0 - Initial release

Thanks To/Credits:

@jrior001 - For Op

[MENTION=5188956]cannondaleV2000[/MENTION] [crazy right] - For The Idea/every thing

Devs, feel free to use or modify any of this for your own work just give thanks to where it came from. It was not all my original work, I must give thanks to Metallice and jrior00 a few other devs in the grouper forum whose scripts I adapted for my own work.

Source:

Kernel

Recovery tree

Fstab scripts
[HTC One S] Flashalot:
BUGs :

while converting to f2fs the sd card becomes wiped on hboot 2.16 and I'm just going to go on a whim and say 2.15 as well I don't run it so it has not been tested

You have been warned so no one complain "plz sir you wiped my sd y u no say dis" you will be laughed at
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
What about converting system to f2fs?
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Is it possible to rebuild it based on TWRP 2.8.5.0 (latest)?
[HTC One S] NightHeron:
You have not mention anything about S-off.. Is it necessary? If yes, add this please in your how to .

Edit (to avoid extra post) i am taking about step 6
[HTC One S] dd98:
Flashing recovery through fastboot never needs s-off

also [MENTION=4678269]Flashalot[/MENTION], will this work on my M7 if I replaced the zImage? We have an F2FS compatible TWRP but no F2FS compatible kernel
[HTC One S] Flashalot:
If it's just system I believe your ok

Yes it's just taking a while because I'm back to using separate recovery branch's as I believe this would be the cause as to why I am having the sd card wipe bug and I'm only one person [emoji6]

Not needed

Well to give you a insider tip f2fs is about to be released on m7 in a couple of days it's getting the final touches from [MENTION=5188956]cannondaleV2000[/MENTION]
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Question: If I use a custom kernel (like IceCode or Void), I should first flash the kernel then the conversion zip right? And all the features and functionality of the custom kernel will be preserved just that it'll have added F2FS support. Right?

Question2: What happens if DATA?CACHE/SYSTEM are converted and I restore a nandroid backup made before while I didn't have F2FS? I remember that during restore, partitions are reformatted prior to restoring data on them. Will they be formatted with the new F2FS or they'll be formatted as they were before when I was making the backup (eg EXT4)?

EDIT: I've flashed the recovery and after flashing it sdcard shows only 2.5 GB total space...is this supposed to happen? Reading again your post with the BUG I assume you have a 2.16 hboot...could it be that the recovery is also made for 2.16 and this could be the case? Shouldn't be 2 different versions for 2.15 and 2.16? Also you might state this in the OP cause it is not saying anything about hboot requirement (or I couldn't find this)

It seems like the recovery is for 2.16 hboot only so it is not based on the official TWRP 2.8.1.0 (that's for hboot 2.15). Flashing it on a 2.15 hboot makes the storage showing wrong size. I flashed back the TWRP 2.8.5.0 official and everything is back to normal
[HTC One S] Flashalot:
since i believe those kernels use there own zImage then I believe the answer would be a no but for any of those who make custom kernels i have all the patches they need in the op

you would have to flash the kernel+fstab conversion because it was formated in EXT4
[HTC One S] Flashalot:
it based on the unified recovery so there would be no need for a hboot requirement kinda already stated i have to make 2 diff ones ill make them in the morning should hit me up on hangouts instead of xda ya know lol
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Yes, I know we should talk on hangouts but I posted here cause I thought that the questions and answers will be of general interest and maybe others will want to know also

And if the recovery is for both hboots don't know why is showing incorrect size for sdcard...

Sent from nowhere over the air...
[HTC One S] Flashalot:
yea i guess so and i have no clue but im going to redo all the recovery edits and upgrade it to the latest twrp hopeful;y it wont take so long...
[HTC One S] mikronac.ns:
[MENTION=4678269]Flashalot[/MENTION] can you make tutorial how to compile TWRP from source with support for F2FS.
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
[MENTION=4678269]Flashalot[/MENTION]

Can you add the list of custom kernels that support F2FS to the OP?

My Void KitKat Kernel

My Frosted Kernel

[MENTION=4612496]mikronac.ns[/MENTION]'s Stockie kernel (coming soon at least, I added the patches today, it needs to be released)

[MENTION=4487443]rmbq[/MENTION]'s Bubba Kernel (old though, doesn't support ROM builds made after August 2014)

EDIT: Also I only see 640MB of Internal SD space on HBOOT 2.15. That's not right...
[HTC One S] Flashalot:
all my repos are up all you have to do is pull them and build like any other twrp recovery if you really want me to I guess

Yea sure also don't worry that's from the messed up recovery sent the recovery to some cany5 testers today hopefully fix the problem if so I'll release it today
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
OK. By the way, I have an updated installer. This requires us to maintain two installers because HBOOT 2.15 has a different FSTAB than HBOOT 2.16. I also deleted unnecessary junk to make the script smaller. And (being a grammer Nazi) I added some capatalizations to make it look nicer and corrected some grammar. I'll upload it when I'm done

EDIT: [MENTION=4678269]Flashalot[/MENTION]

https://github.com/javelinanddart/f2fs_fstab_convert is the installer (two seperate folders)

Zips are attached
[HTC One S] Flashalot:
Ahhh nice also the grammar as well ill just pack this up in a aroma zip and call it a day lol probably redo that as well
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
I can pack them as an AROMA Installer, don't worry, I just didn't know if you wanted it to be an AROMA installer. Is the test recovery working by the way?

EDIT: I pushed the AROMA installer commits. It is a unified installer now + has a check to make sure you don't screw anything up if you're on the wrong device or HBOOT
[HTC One S] lorddavid:
Question, I only lost my internal sd data if I convert that partition? If i convert system, data, cache. My photo wil be deleted too?
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Backup your sdcard on your pc for safety. I couldn't try it to test for sure since the recovery didn't work properly on hboot 2.15. I'm waiting for a new one to test especially that are some new custom kernels with F2FS support

Sent from nowhere over the air...
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
Always good advice to keep a backup.

On HBOOT 2.16, Switching Data to F2FS will wipe internal storage (stored in data/media)

On HBOOT 2.15, Switching Data to F2FS should not wipe internal storage
[HTC One S] cannondaleV2000:
Not a bug. You loose data converting any devices to f2fs
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
Well yes but in HBOOT 2.15 the Internal SD will not be wiped but on HBOOT 2.16 it will be because the Internal SD is mounted in /data/media (part of the data partition)
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Has anyone being able to compile a TWRP with F2FS for hboot 2.15? One that actually works that is...

Sent from nowhere over the air...
[HTC One S] Flashalot:
Yes I don't have time to upload it hopefully this weekend I can...
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
Sweet! I assume it's TWRP 2.8.5.0? Or is it still 2.8.1.0 but unified properly?
[HTC One S] Rapier:
2.8.5.0...but for me something went wrong, it didn't boot when I've converted system also. Maybe I'll try again tomorrow

Oh, and sdcard was not wiped for me during the process by the way
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
That's weird. I know that the Candy5 installer automatically detects the system partition's file system. Try that

Also you're on HBOOT 2.16??
[HTC One S] Rapier:
What's this have to do with Candy 5 installer? I am on hboot 2.15

Sent from nowhere over the air...
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
It's possible that the installation messes with the switching to F2FS
[HTC One S] Rapier:
The rom has to be flashed before conversion anyway and I have used Resurrection not Candy for this test. Flashed ROM, GAPPS then I made the conversion. On a second try I flashed your kernel after ROM and GAPPS. Conversion went ok, I saw that data, cache and system were reported as F2FS but it did not boot

Sent from nowhere over the air...
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
Has anyone successfully gotten this done? [MENTION=4678269]Flashalot[/MENTION]?
[HTC One S] Flashalot:
I wouldn't have made a thread and posted it if it didn't
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
Thanks. If you wouldn't mind uploading the newer recovery I'd like to convert myself.

Have you tried converting the system partition to f2fs yet?
[HTC One S] derkleinebroicher:
Last weekend I risked this experiment and tried to get a running F2FS system running. I'm on hboot 2.16 and chose the latest RR-Build. In the beginning everything seemed to be ok, phone booted normally. But in fact I got at least one huge problem. There was no APN defined and I could not do this manually. In the settings menu for the APN I got something accordingly to "this user is not allowed to set an APN". So phone was not to use. Then I got the idea, that changig to Selinux permissive mode could help. But this only caused bootloops immediately. :(

Back to latest official TWRP, file systems back to ext4, everything is fine again with the same Rom installed. :)
[HTC One S] mariachi62:
I had a similar issue a while ago - not in combination with f2fs, I'm still on ext.

However, I solved this by copying the APN file (don't know the exact file name) from a twrp backup. I was still not able to manually add a APN in settings but it worked anyways.
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
Really?

You chose the right HBOOT right? And text showed up on the installation screen?
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
No, it's wipe partitions as f2fs, flash PAC, flash frosted, then flash the script
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
Hmmm... [MENTION=4678269]Flashalot[/MENTION], have you tried it with hboot 2.16
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
I know. That's why I'm asking if he had attempted it on hboot 2.16.