yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] trondjl:
Hi, you are using Gear1? Tizen or Android? Sounds very interesting if this procedure works with gear manager 2.2, gear1 tizen and non Samsung lollipop!
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] solrac21:
Here is my setup:

Phone: Nexus 6

Phone OS: Lollipop 5.0.1

GG1: Android Null ROM 23

Gear manager ver: 2.2.15022599

FYI, I tried using the default messaging app on Lollipop but I still cannot see SMS on the GG1.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] hadobac:
Ahhhh crap, I thought it's a Tizen device... You had my heart skipped a beat :(

Mine's a Gear 2 with Tizen. Guess we ain't getting Gear Manager to work with Tizen Gear after all...
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] solrac21:
I'm feeling adventurous and might flash Tizenmod on the watch to see what happens....
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] hadobac:
Nice attemp my friend solrac21. I look forward to hear your outcome on the compatibility. I'm on Z Ultra, and want to jump to the ship of Lollipop, as soon as Gear Manager works on Lollipop !
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Ingrafa:
Hello Friends, i have the Galaxy Gear with a HTC One M7 ... apparently works but i have two issues,

1) the pics taked by the gear did not sync with the phone.

2) The gear have not load the phone contacts. (There is really important for me)

Somebody have information about it?

Thanks in advance.
[Sprint LG Optimus G] Brennanwilliams:
Alright so my ls970 doesn't respond at all when it's all connected, but when I pull off the back and pull the the battery off and plug it in, it just shows a flashing red light in the top right. Also I plug it in and it shows the Google logo and then shows a battery with a charging symbol in middle. I tried all button combinations and trying to reset it but it doesn't work. Also when I plug it into the computer, the computer recognizes it and then it loses it and connect again and loses it. Any ideas?
[Sprint LG Optimus G] dopy25:
If you already have the back off, pull the battery, try to power on the device with no battery, hold the power button to drain the battery, then put the battery back and try to charge it without attempting to power it on. Let it sit for at least a couple hours, then try to power it on again.

If it is all the way dead and you have the battery out or disconnected, there is always a chance of a brick. Just saying. Keep trying, though.

The other option would be to charge just the battery with some sort of power supply (with the correct voltage/wattage) and put it back in the phone, or get a different, fully charged battery from another device and try it in yours. Or try to find a new battery.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slowDSM:
I have a n900w8 (canadian note 3)unlocked and running on ATT US, but im having a very weak signal compared to my old att s4.

I wonder if anyone has been experimenting the same problem and recommend me another modem to flash and solve the problem

As far as i know I cant flash any att modem to a n900w8, but I dont know if a tmobile n900t modem work since custom roms are compatible with w8 phones

note: The phone is rooted and running a custom note 4 lollipop rom intended for n900t

any help will be apreciated:good:
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrWafWaf:
While i was watching a video on facebook my phone randomly crashed, i waited for the phone to die as i didn't know about the soft reset i could do, and ever since then the phone has not booted past the red motorola logo, i've looked up a few ways to 'unbrick' my phone but they all required me to be able to go onto the device and enable USB debugging mode, which i obviously can't do. I have tried 1 other way which was to try and run "xFSTK-SoC-Driver-Setup-1.0.3.exe" and see if the bootloader would be reinstalled but i keep getting a message saying "libusb0.DLL is missing" and when i download the .DLL online it still says the message no matter where i put it.

I can get into the fastboot menu and i have formatted it to see if there was something on the phone that was stopping it from booting, but alas i am still here with a 'bricked' phone. Hopefully someone can help me get this sorted as i'd rather not have to be on my Nokia C1-01 for long :P

Thanks in advance
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Heisenberg:
Hi :)

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[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lucki_X:
Try to use RSDlite to install right version of your ROM.
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrWafWaf:
Thank you for that i am new to this forum so wasn't exactly sure where to post.

I have RSDLite installed on my computer, but every single video about how to use it is in Spanish, and i don't speak Spanish :P so i have no idea, i'm also new to this so i have no idea where to get the ROM from or what to do with it whence i have it.
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lucki_X:
Search here for answers you need http://xdaforums.com/razr-i/general/index-razr-t2832722

Some of the ROM you can download here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2239706

I don't know where you can find others. I'm sorry.
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrWafWaf:
Thanks for the information but to me that is just words and links, i have no idea what to download, what i need to be looking into, how to use RSDLite, i'm more a visual learner so i learn via watching (im actually a 90% visual learner) and the fact i have no background with this it is relatively confusing
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Heisenberg:
No problems at all, that's exactly what XDA Assist is here for :)

Good luck!
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hazou:
Hi MrWafWaf,

Here some extra help.

The things we are going to do is using RSD-Lite to restore your phone if it only has software problems. And we suspect it has that.

What u need for it are the following:

- RSD-Lite from here, unzip and install

- USB drivers: 32Bits or 64bits windows, and install it

- The firmware, this is the difficult part. U need the one from your country. If u got it wrong, it will maybe not be fully optimized for your country and language. Allways take the latest, in this case one with '9.8.2I' in it. (need help, say from where you from, carrier and if u buyed it from a carrier or retail. Maybe we can say which one u need)

So u now have RSD-Lite installed, the drivers installed and a zip file with the latest firmware.

Now see this thread: here

It's about using RSD-Lite. U already did step 1 and 2 from the 6 steps (not numbered, in quote) short guide.

Fastboot mode: Getting into it;

To get in AP Fastboot mode from power off: Hold Powerbutton + volume down. By holding those 2 the phone will boot and after a few seconds reboot. At the time the phone reboots and vibrates release the powerbutton. Now u will be in fastboot mode with all those text lines.

To get in AP Fastboot when the phone is on the (un)lock bootlogo: Hold powerbutton + volume down + volume up. Keep holding it. At the moment the phone reboots, release the powerbutton and volume up. KEEP holding the volume down button. It will now boot in fastboot mode.

Good luck. For the fastboot mode, u may need to try it a few times before it works. But i can assure you it always will work unless u have a hardware problem.
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] NZStevenC:
I've noticed tonight that first Lollipop firmware for the i9295 has been posted on Sammobile: http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/download/43672/I9295XXUDOB4_I9295NEEDOB4_NEE/

Details are:

Has anybody been able to verify that this is true, working firmware for the i9295? I've started the (slow) download now but I won't be able to install until Wednesday night (UTC+0).
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] Devo7v:
Please search, there are a few threads about this already.
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] NZStevenC:
Before I get whacked by the Please Search brigade, I will say I did search within the Original Development and Development sections and there was no thread. I didn't come across it in Troubleshooting and General, but having read this sticky thread I felt that based on this guidance the Original Development section was the most appropriate place for a thread to announce the first Lollipop firmware from Samsung - it's pretty significant as far as original development goes, right?

So to the real question, how have people found this firmware? Questions have been raised about wifi stability - any more anecdotes from those who have installed?
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] spegelius:
I thought the Original development meant about stuff you have developed from scratch or contributed heavily to development? Development, i.e. coding, modifying, building from sources and maintaining ROMs, etc. Posting about firmware released somewhere in 'net doesn't fall in that category. This is better for that: http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s4-active/general
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] O-T:
[MENTION=2260458]NZStevenC[/MENTION]

This is not Original Development as explained by spegelius. General section had two threads up and running at least a day before. Here's one of them http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=59181748

The other is run by person who doesn't have GT-I9295 and try to profit on his download site.

You can ask Admin for help with your thread.
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] nai1sirk:
I can confirm that I received an OTA update yesterday here in Norway.

Don't know if the sammobile image is the same as mine

[IMG="S4 Active lollipop"]http://i.imgur.com/V1UMUEC.png[/IMG]
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] O-T:
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[Galaxy S 4 Active General] nai1sirk:
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[Galaxy S 4 Active General] ericther3d:
On ATT in US

I was really hoping this would help the "no sound on voice calls" that I've had with my 9295 but no luck so far.

Everything else works fine...
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] nai1sirk:
I've had a couple of users with this fault. No sound on speaker or earpiece, only through bluetooth. It needs to be sent in on warranty, I believe it's a hardware fault of some sort.
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skyband123:
Hi, i've just bought a shield tablet after getting absolutely sick of my galaxy tab s 10.5's lagwiz. Few questions i have.

I've been tinkering with screen capture, the files are stored on my 64 gb sd card but i am not able to delete the files. How do i do this? Can i choose a custom save location?

The power button is horrible, is there any way i can install a double tap to wake like feature without rooting?

Thanks
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] primetechv2:
KKK:

If there's no file manager installed, you can only delete files by plugging your tablet into a computer, or by rooting and running SDFix or similar.

Lollipop:

You need to get a file manager to delete files from the sd card if you can't use the stock one. If ES File Explorer doesn't work already with some extra screwing around with the new Google File Pocket or whatever it is, you'll need to reformat your sd card perhaps.

Samsung:

Ironically, your colourful and unnecessary terminology for Samsung's incredible software belies its excellent addition of a file manager that does everything you want to do here.

Only pre installed apps are allowed to write to any of the areas of the SD card by default (without any excessive API requests) in Lollipop, and they aren't allowed to write outside their own directory at all in KKK. There are some other restrictions but I won't go into those here. I think Google was going for an iOS like experience.

Sent from my Galaxy S5
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skyband123:
Haha, i'll be honest, you are right, the in built file manager in the tab S was superb. I've managed to fix it, somehow the screen recordings were saved to my sd card and wouldn't delete, not even with various 3rd party file explorers. I just took the sd out and connected it to my PC and now it has deleted. Job done.
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skyband123:
Ok, so i am just wondering, although i can delete the screen capture files by taking out my sd card and connecting it to the computer first, surely there must be an option within nvidia share for saved files to be deleted. No 3rd party file explorers allow me to delete the content and i dont really want to take out my sd card each time i want to delete a random screen capture. What if one didnt have a PC, does nvidia expect the SD card to eventually become full and be useless? i dont get it, i must be missing something.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] MrNewbie:
A while back I used Adam Outler's Casual method to root my phone to Stock. I don't mind stock and root mostly for the Tethering. Then when the 4.3 OTA was pushed I used BeansTown106 method to stay rooted and such. It has been working for a year now... until about 2 weeks ago, my tethering stopped working..

Was something just pushed/fixed by Verizon? I just want the tethering to work. The odd thing is, I checked and still have root. Oh, BTW, I am running Sophisticated 3 ROM. I am willing to change if necessary.

Please help! Thanks
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] urphonesux:
I use the xposed module xtether
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] MrNewbie:
Xposed Framework?

Thanks for the reply. I looked into the module you mentioned. The first step was, "Be rooted and have the Xposed framework installed".

With me having Sophisticated 3 installed, would this be an issue? Is there a guide on how to install Xposed for the Note 2?

Thanks
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] urphonesux:
Hmm. not sure about that one. I'm new to the phone myself. Are you sure you are on 4.4.3?

N/m my bootloader is locked but I guess yours isn't.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] MrNewbie:
I'll install Xposed. What guide did you use to root and install Xposed?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] urphonesux:
http://repo.xposed.info/module/de.robv.android.xposed.installer

root using ghettoroot

http://xdaforums.com/note-2-verizon/general/root-adb-ghettoroot-v0-1-towelroot-port-t2864125

read the last couple of pages in the ghettoroot thread if you having issues with authentication

---------- Post added at 02:23 AM ---------- Previous post was at 02:13 AM ----------

Did casual root your phone? download rootchecker to see
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] MrNewbie:
Yes. I am still rooted. Root Checker confirmed.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] urphonesux:
good you dont need ghettoroot

you just run the installer.

then open the app and click framework.

click install and let it reboot when finished.

now go back into the xposed app in your app drawer.

click download

click the magnifying glass and search for xtether

in the xposed app go to modules

check the xtether box to activate it

reboot one last time

now start wifi tether
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] MrNewbie:
Problem Solved

Upon installing the Xposed, I found that "Media" was taking up all my battery and processing power. After I cleared all apps and deleted all files that I might have been corrupt... the tethering started working again. I was very odd but it's working again. I hope this might help someone else as well.

Thanks urphonesux for all your help!
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xojc:
I recently purchased the EVA version of I AM CARDBOARD's Google Cardboard kit with NFC to use with my Nexus 5 running stock Android 5.0.1, and although I'd been led t believe that Cardboard was practically designed to be used with the Nexus 5, I find that I'm having a few problems, specifically:

The magnetic switch is hit or miss.

The phone recognizes the NFC tag, but doesn't do anything with it.

Has anyone else experienced these issues with Cardboard on their stock Android Nexus 5? Are there ways to configure NFC tag handling in the stock ROM? Is there any way to make the magnetic switch work better outside of getting a stronger magnet?
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrHomebrew:
3D VR Glasses overview and demonstration: https://youtu.be/nEALrvhDfIU
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] watanabe32:
Got an LG G2 D802 which recently was stuck in fastboot only,no download mode not anything at all,

after many tries and errors i managed to boot to download mode and flash an apropriate version.

The thing is from that moment i cant seem to get in factory reset screen through Power Down + Power button as it used on the beginning i press the is im supposed and the phone just normaly boots,never get on factory reset or recovery,I can only enter the recovery via application from playstore called Reboot Recovery.

I can still factory reset from settings but i want to know why i cant enter with the other way and i think it a necessary function to have just in case.

How can i fix this in order to get in factory reset when the device is turned off?

How can i install twrp without autorec because this was the problem which bricked my phone?(download zip and install from current recovery?)which twrp do i need for the following device?

Any info on dorimanx kernel?

Android version 4.4.2

Build Number KOT49I.D80220h

kernel version 3.4.0

Model LG G2 D802
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scuzzo500:
Did you use a kdz file or tot file?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] watanabe32:
kdz file was it,should i reflash with a .tot file?

also my device was locked to tmobile uk and the got unlock via pin from the carrier,if i reflash it will need again to be unlocked?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d00lz:
You're running 4.4.2 which is KitKat. KitKat Recovery is accessed by holding PWR + VOL DWN, then when the LG logo appears, switching to VOL DWN + VOL UP. You are trying the old method for Jellybean Recovery.

BEFORE FOLLOWING THIS MAKE SURE YOU HAVE WORKING ADB DRIVERS INSTALLED AND CAN CONFIRM COMMUNICATION WITH YOUR PHONE VIA ADB COMMANDS!

You can install TWRP without autorec, which will result in keeping your KitKat bootloader. This method is also called BUMP. Follow my steps:

1. Download your KDZ from here. If you are already running Stock KitKat, no need.. just continue to step 2. I like to do everything from a clean/fresh installation that's all.

2. Root your stock KK with StumpROOT.

3. Download Bumped TWRP from here.

Extract the recovery.img file from the downloaded TWRP .rar archive.

4. Next we need your boot.img file currently on your phone. We can extract your boot.img to your sdcard by running the following command:

dd if=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/boot of=/sdcard/boot.img

Once your boot.img is on your sdcard, move it to your computer via usb or adb, your choice.

5. Download Windows BUMP Tool.

6. Bump your boot.img file with the Windows BUMP Tool. This will result in a newly created bumped.img file. Delete your original boot.img and rename bumped.img to boot.img

7. Next we need to force your phone into fastboot mode (as much as that might scare you!), we can do that by running the following command via adb/shell.

dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/boot

8. BEFORE WE GO ANY FURTHER, You should have 2 files on your computer: recovery.img, and your newly renamed boot.img (bumped with the Windows BUMP Tool). Next we need to reboot the phone in order to get into fastboot mode. So, REBOOT.

9. When your device reboots it will boot into fastboot as we nullified the boot partition. We now need to connect our device via adb and run the following commands,

fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

These commands require your recovery.img and boot.img to be in the same folder as your fastboot.exe file.

(See the image below for an example)

Once successfully flashing your bumped recovery and bumped boot.img, run the following command:

fastboot reboot

.

That's it! You now installed TWRP without AutoRec, and kept your KitKat bootloader.

ALWAYS A BUMPED TWRP RECOVERY FROM HERE.

Dorimanx Kernel works great with a KK Bootloader, BUT YOU NEED TO HAVE A BUMPED VERSION OF THE DORIMANX KERNEL. All versions of Dorimanx above 9.1 are BUMPED.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] watanabe32:
I'll try your steps when i go home,

i've got installed the minimal adb driver which i found in my search for fixi g the fastboot problem of g2 i think this will be enough right?

for the twrp recovery cant i install it via sideload?from the recovery that it has now which is not twrp/cwm,its something else i dont know what but it has wipe cache install from cache install fro sideload
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d00lz:
That should be okay. As long as you can use the fastboot command and fastboot.exe is present.

I have no idea, I've never used sideload before. I'm just giving you my solution to installing TWRP without AutoRec from the facts stated in your original post. We both have the D802 model and my methods above have worked flawlessly for me multiple times after reflashing a compatible KDZ. Good luck and take it slow.
[Sony Xperia M2] proadi96:
My recovery doesn't work, I've d2303. I have flashed the 4.4.4 kernel with RIC disabled but I can't enter recovery anymore, is it supposed to be like that? Because I can't flash any other custom ROMs right now :/

I'm posting it here because before I didn't get the answer.
[Sony Xperia M2] Hydee1221:
I have the same "problem" but in fact its a problem?. Just get a recovery from CM12 thread and flash it before u wanna change rom... 15 sec of work. :):)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] pjfdias:
I would like to through a challange to all the developers...

I have being looking for a software that can help me manage my phone contract.

The idea is to have a setup that allows to choose the network then costumise the by saying the number and type of free minutes and messages. setup minute cost and message cost.

Then a weekly or monthly statiscal report can be taken so can be compared with the monthly bill.

Does anyone wants to accept the challange?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] hanmin:
I'll challange you to do your research better.

Phone Dashboard gives you the minutes, you calculate the cost..

and there is another that does the cost as well.. you do your research and tell us the name of the software :) (Hint, you can find it in this forum).
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] kunz:
lol pwned!
[HTC Desire Eye] junghyun01:
Hello i am new user coming from OnePlus One Flagship killer phone :D:D

i saw desire eye and i'm very love it until now i get this phone! Greeting to all members here...

And anybody when we get lollipop updates?:confused::confused:
[HTC Desire Eye] zFr3eak:
According to HTC the update should arrive in the second quater this year.
[HTC Desire Eye] junghyun01:
This phone seem lack of users and developer!! Hmmm
[HTC Desire Eye] richard_rsp:
Yeah, there is not many people who are using it, which is a bummer. It's a really nice phone!
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ModestMouse1312:
im trying to flash the 11a tot file but i keep getting this error, i was running SaberSunset prior to this but i woke up to no os on my phone and no internal storage. help would be greatly appreciated

[Edit] my internal storage says 0.00mb in twrp and when i try to flash the KDZ file it says it cant find my device, using the 2014 lg flash tool it did say it finished but when my phone rebooted i was still stuck at lg logo and twrp telling me the same thing. is my phone dead? i just got it a few weeks ago
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ModestMouse1312:
im using R&D Flash TOOL and i get into the lg software update but it says it cannot connect my phone?
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 General] jpcdeux:
I have yet to leave the N3 as there's no root for the 4. However, a few of my friends with Note 3s have gotten insurance replacements in the past few months. All of them have received Note 4's as their Note 3's are "Outdated".

Also, they all seem to have been cut a break and only had to pay $100 deductible if it was a first claim.

Not that I'm encouraging purposely breaking your Note 3 or anything of the sort... I'm just sayin...