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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] elupin:
I'm running stock NC5 with SafeStrap 3.72 installed and getting the oddest problem which presents as not enough space to write into the internal SD card (/storage/emulated/0). A bunch of apps start reporting that they have stopped and clearing cache is only a temporary fix. Multiple disk usage tools and commands (Settings->Storage, df, ES File Explorer, DIskUsage) all show gigabytes of free space on the internal memory, and yet, when this problem crops up, I can't do the simplest thing, e.g.,

> cd /storage/emulated/0

> echo x > xyz

(Error: not enough space. I forget the exact message.)

I'm a computer engineer, but not an Android developer, so I've researched and tried a bunch of things such as clearing Dalvik cache, using various commands in DU Speed Booster, etc. but every time it's just temporary.

I've concluded this isn't a space issue, at least not in the internal SD card. I'm guessing it's a space problem elsewhere that manifests itself for some reason as errors trying to write the internal SD card.

I'd be very grateful for some tips on where to look next. Thanks.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] elupin:
The exact error from above is:

/system/bin/sh: <stdin>[7]: can't create xyz: No space left on device

If I follow with a df command I get:

> df .

Filesystem Size Used Free Blksize

. 9.7G 5.4G 4.3G 4096
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] elupin:
df output

You can see that nothing is full, especially not /data/media:

System Tuner (terminal)

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su (su)

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busybox df -h (su)

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Filesystem Size Used Available Use% Mounted on

tmpfs 908.7M 140.0K 908.5M 0% /dev

none 908.7M 12.0K 908.7M 0% /sys/fs/cgroup

tmpfs 908.7M 0 908.7M 0% /mnt/secure

tmpfs 7.4G 924.3M 6.5G 12% /mnt/secure/asec

/dev/block/vold/179:33

7.4G 924.3M 6.5G 12% /mnt/secure/asec

tmpfs 908.7M 0 908.7M 0% /mnt/asec

/dev/block/dm-0 2.0M 632.0K 1.4M 30% /mnt/asec/com.cjb.listmasterpro-1

/dev/block/dm-1 10.0M 8.4M 1.6M 84% /mnt/asec/com.rerware.android.MyBackupPro-5

/dev/block/dm-2 9.0M 7.2M 1.9M 79% /mnt/asec/com.snoggdoggler.android.applications.doggcatcher.v1_0-19

tmpfs 908.7M 0 908.7M 0% /mnt/obb

/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/system

2.7G 2.1G 647.6M 76% /system

/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/userdata

9.7G 5.4G 4.3G 55% /data

/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/cache

2.0G 39.0M 2.0G 2% /cache

/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/efs

13.4M 4.5M 9.0M 33% /efs

/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/persdata

8.8M 4.2M 4.7M 47% /persdata/absolute

/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/apnhlos

86.0M 11.5M 74.4M 13% /firmware

/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/mdm

86.0M 49.8M 36.2M 58% /firmware-mdm

/data/container 9.7G 5.4G 4.3G 55% /mnt/shell/container

/data/media 9.7G 5.4G 4.3G 56% /mnt/shell/emulated

tmpfs 908.7M 0 908.7M 0% /storage/emulated

/dev/block/vold/179:33

7.4G 924.3M 6.5G 12% /mnt/media_rw/extSdCard

/mnt/media_rw/extSdCard

7.4G 924.3M 6.5G 12% /storage/extSdCard

/data/media 9.7G 5.4G 4.3G 56% /storage/emulated/0

/data/media 9.7G 5.4G 4.3G 56% /storage/emulated/0/Android/obb

/data/media 9.7G 5.4G 4.3G 56% /storage/emulated/legacy

/data/media 9.7G 5.4G 4.3G 56% /storage/emulated/legacy/Android/obb
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] GoneMADSoftware:
Hey all.

I am happy to announce that after 9 months of development, GoneMAD Music Player 2.0 has been official released and is on sale for 75% off ($0.99 USD). 2.0 brings a massive UI overhaul including 1000+ themes (both material and holo).

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gonemad.gmmp.unlocker

Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/GoneMAD-Softw...sim_mas_1?ie=UTF8&refRID=1TTN4MBMBZJXDNZN3N7M

The full changelog and more pictures are posted on our g+ page: https://plus.google.com/112871046971437443075/posts/Pw3GfW42CGR

FEATURES:

-1000+ themes (both material and holo)

-Supported audio formats: aac(mp4/m4a/m4b), mp3, ogg, flac, opus, tta, ape, wv, mpc, alac, wav, wma, adts(4.0+), and 3gp(4.0+)

-Flawless gapless playback (mp3 and aac gapless supported on most devices)

-ReplayGain support (track and album gain)

-Cuesheet support (cue file and embedded cues)

-Crossfade (auto and manual transitions)

-Smart Playlists

-Bookmarking

-Song Ratings

-High powered 2 to 10 band graphic equalizer with 3 quality settings

-Preamp gain control

-Left/Right audio balance control

-Adjustable playback speed w/ auto pitch correction

-Bass Boost/Virtualizer

-16 built-in EQ presets and the ability to create your own

-DSP Limiter to prevent distortion

-Ability to force mono playback

-Lyrics

-Multi-Window on supported devices

-Highly optimized media library, designed for large music libraries (50k+), that works with every supported format

-Browse your collection by artist, album, song, genre, playlist, or folders

-Built in file browser

-Album artist and disc no tags supported

-Tag editor (supports mass editing)

-Search artists, album artists, albums, songs, and filenames

-Save/Load playlists or create playlists on the fly

-Supports m3u, pls and wpl playlist file formats

-Edit playlists with an easy to use drag and drop interface

-2 Shuffle modes: Shuffle Queue and Shuffle Collection

-Custom actions on queue completion

-Play Random Album feature

-10+ skins to choose from

-Lockscreen player

-Lockscreen music control support

-Notification controls (3.0+)

-Scrobble support

-Customizable Gesture System: 32 assignable actions to 7 different gestures

-Customizable Headset Controls

-Customizable Now Playing View: 31 different tags to put into 6 slots

-Customizable tab order

-Auto resume playback when ending a phone call

-Auto pause/play when unplugging/plugging in a headset or connect to bluetooth

-Bluetooth headset controls

-Automatically adjust volume when connecting/disconnect bluetooth audio or wired headsets

-Customizable widgets with varying sizes: 2x1, 2x2, 4x1, 4x2, and 4x4 widget

-Single button headset control support

-Jump to playing album, artist, genre, or folder

-AVRCP 1.3 supported

-Sleep timer

-Tons of UI customizations and much more
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Arvind Balaji:
Dude if u r a dev can u plz support the LENOVO a6000
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] GoneMADSoftware:
that phone should be supported.. its running 4.4
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] gaba3000:
Awesome UI

Totally Awesome UI .

Works perfectly on my nexus 4 .
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] furio1000:
playlist issue

Guys i just cant add storage/emulated/0/playlists as directory or GMMP doesnt read .pla playlists? Sorry if wrong place for this cuestión. Thanx in advance.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] dmertell:
Ok nube here so for warned. I was on a float trip this weekend and all of us sitting around a campfire trying to listen one cell phone was funny but I got to thinking and I knew this would be the place to ask. Would it be possible to nfc a Bluetooth or wifi sync or link in this player so if at a gathering people could sync the music playing on multiple phones to make it louder. I don't know if it's been done already but I have looked and can't find it if it has. It would also be awesome if you could nominate songs as a synced phone and others synced could swipe to vote. More votes higher on the playlist. Or am I being a total nube?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Follow_and_Feel:
This is an awesome app. Been using it for several months, but got a new phone yesterday. I've noticed that it's scanning the whole library on every reboot, which is pretty annoying though (no, I haven't ticked "scan on reboot"). Are there any options to disable that [MENTION=4302715]GoneMADSoftware[/MENTION]?

I'm on Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (SM-G935F).

EDIT: Ok switched off periodical scan in settings. Working now :good:
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Venomphone:
4 Euros for an app is overkill. Will wait for discount/sale to purchase it on google.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] nighthawk626:
So as the title says, it seems Tmobile has caught on to very few peoples tethering finally including mine and my brothers phone twice. Anybody else get caught and anybody find a fix please feel free to comment in here and let's help each other with whatever we find

Sent from my spaceship N-3-900T
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] louforgiveno:
and what were you doing that you got caught by T-Mobile......which tether method etc.....
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] nighthawk626:
Running one of these aosp ROMs that has the built in tethering hack in it. Then one day, it just stopped
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Anthony820:
How much data were you using a month?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] bigstunta101:
I reached 113gb
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dmonger11b:
I'm using hotspot shield on my pc and working perfectly fine.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] bigstunta101:
VPN slows down the speeds a lot. But from what I've been able to find out, I can tether just fine for laptops and cell phones but whenever I try with my ps4 it won't let me log in
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Androidnewuser1:
Dude, just pay up for a real internet connection at home. Don't abuse a good thing from T mobile.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] bigstunta101:
Thanks pastor. We really needed to hear your sermon -_-
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ickster:
+1

I agree with the Pastor. 113 GB's? Users like you slow it down for the rest of us and are the reason the carriers restrict tethering in the first place IMHO. Just sayin'. :eek:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] bigstunta101:
You are quite daft if you believe that 113gb a month slows down tmobiles network. You have absolutely zero idea all that's taken into account to slow down a network but please take your preaching elsewhere. The OP stated a place to talk about tethering not about self righteous people like you to spew inaccurate opinions. Go create your own thread.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] nighthawk626:
Uuuuuh no. I used to work for Tmobile and this might be hard for you to comprehend in all your self righteousness but there are actually people who use 1 terabyte or more a month and that's who tmobiles worried about. Don't believe me, that's fine, go do some reading for yourself. Tmobiles not a backyard company who's multi billion dollar network can't handle a measly 113gb. Besides I rack up about 47gb a month just on my phone alone with no tethering. Yes I have a life and job, no I don't live in my moms basement, so keep the childish comments to yourself.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] mdiaz33685:
Yes I ran into this issue with the Note 3 and Note 4, but I started using FoxFi and it's been working fine on my Note 4 for the past week.

I just made my tethering mod for this new lollipop for my wife's Note 3, and yesterday I wound up using her 3gb tethering and then I got blocked by the Tmobile message, and tried it again just a few moments ago, and to my surprise it was working again,

She doesn't like me messing with her phone, so I have to wait till she is asleep to play with it.

So it is working with lollipop with FoxFi. I will keep playing with it and see what happens. It is in testing stages.

I wasn't able to make my rom work with [MENTION=673068]dsixda[/MENTION] kitchen, so i was using [MENTION=2832807]mastergrillo[/MENTION] stock rom and edited a few files and its working with [MENTION=4454815]jovy23[/MENTION] turorial, that's how I've been able to make things work. I need permission from [MENTION=2832807]mastergrillo[/MENTION] to use his rom before I can post the Tethering Mod Rom.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] nighthawk626:
I tried it last night and the only thing that wont tether is signing into the ps4 network but Netflix and YouTube works just fine, also tethering to a laptop. So it does look like they're finding a way to block it. But the thing is I never got a message from Tmobile saying that I used up my 5gb of data. Very weird
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] byrdtulsa:
I'm willing to try tether mod it you're wife do not let u use her phone
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] PanchoPlanet:
Using a built-in hot-spot to tether is not a big deal as long as you use it accordingly and for the purpose it was meant.

2.5 G of data is plenty for the average user powering a tablet, laptop or media player on the go or outdoors away from a wifi signal.

It comes in handy while on long road trips and the misses wants to watch some Netflix or Amazon prime.

But trying to run your entire household off of T-Mobile's network is kind of lame, I guess that this over tethering abuse is OK with XDA and when you least expect it T-mobile is going to make a case of it and drag somebody into court and the lawyers will have a field day with it.

If you're allowed 2.5gb and you want to use 200+gb, technically it can be called "theft of services" , give yourself peace of mind and buy some Internet service from a provider, 30 or 40 dollars a month isn't such a hardship.

I personally use it sparingly but really appreciate having it to use and not abuse.

In and out before the lock. :thumbup: :thumbdown: :)

Pp.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] googlephone:
The problem is that for the 2.5GB data users paid for, there is only 500MB allowed for tethering.

Users want to use their paid 2.5gb data, either on the phone or using tethering, because they already pay for the 2.5gb data and they should be able use their paid data the way they want.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] najoor:
According to the plan comparison chart on t mobile site you can tether all of your data quota except for the unlimited plan where you are capped at 5G, which makes some sense.

I would very much like to have the freedom to learn how to bypass tether restrictions but at the same time running an entire household worth of data off t mobile network isn't right. Just imagine what AT&T would do to you if you used 100G on their LTE plan.

Please don't get me wrong, I'm not giving a moral lecture. I am making a practical point. We all switched from AT&T or Verizon because we like what T Mobile is doing. If we abuse the system T Mobile will fail and we will have to go back to AT&T. I make a living designing telecom electronics for a company you all know so I can tell you with 100 percent confidence that if we all run our entire home Internet on t mobile network it will break and they will have to reduce the data rate for every one. It's a simple application of the available bandwidth, Shannon's theorem, and the number of users in a given cell.

So as a practical issue, let's figure out how to by pass tethering and then use it responsibly.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] bigstunta101:
Pretty much. I'm not saying hey let's just use up tmobiles data and run it as much as we can. Just because some might be OK with using less than 5 GB a month doesn't mean everyone uses it the same amount. And yes its very possible to run up 5gb of data in just a few hours of watching Netflix in one night. I work from 6am -9pm every day. When I get home, I just wanna watch some Netflix, youtube and sleep. Netflix just happens to have the HD feature which runs up data like crazy. I can't justify paying Comcast or others another data fee just to watch TV a few hours of the night. Having said that, I'll make sure to use an extra 5gb next month for each of you in here that want to preach to me. :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] PanchoPlanet:
Get a $30 month flip phone and spend the money your saving on some Internet for your home.

I don't subscribe to cable, I just have a middle plan from Cablevision thats $50 month with Netflix, Prime with a smart Tv , a Roku in the bedroom and an antenna, and get board watching TV.

Pp.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] nighthawk626:
Yeah, or like thousands of others out there, I could keep my note 3 and use the tethering bypass. I'm done entertaining you do-gooders, read the OP, and either talk about how to help others with this or move on. It's as simple as that
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] PanchoPlanet:
That's right as op states, tmobile tethering hack busted,,,,,, because it's wrong.

If it was OK then this thread wouldn't exist.

Pp. :(
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] 411y0ur8453:
I can't wait for T-Mobile to jump on the Verizon bandwagon and start locking devices so we can't root.

How exciting. I just love it when a handful of people ruin it for everybody else.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jdidtht:
here, http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2695356 now you don't need permission
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] bigstunta101:
You can't wait for them to do something messed up just so you can happily say I told you so. Great way to think
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] mdiaz33685:
thanks, I give it a try and see how it works...

I did get my roms to work, it was the META-INF folder, the updater script was not working correctly...

I am using the Tethering Rom to work with FOXFI..
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] 411y0ur8453:
lol... no, I was being disdainful.

What I am saying, is people keep thinking of clever ways to rip T-Mobile off, T-Mobile eventually says "Hey, well I have an idea, let's just lock people's devices so they can't do that anymore!"

Don't ruin it for everybody else, simply so you can tether your Xbox 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Mouahmong:
Use Wi-Fi tether router. That still works on kit Kat and lollipop.

Sidenote: you do realize that US customers get charged the most for broadband for the worst service in comparison? I'm surprised so many people are protecting how companies rip off the consumer.

http://mobile.nytimes.com/2014/10/3...t-speed-and-affordability.html?referrer=&_r=0
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] 411y0ur8453:
People are gouged (as consumers) for many things.

Broadband service is hardly the largest of my worries. Gas prices, insurance, taxes (in general)...

I'm really not too concerned about paying Comcast 40 bucks a month for a 4 MB/s download speed.

Not saying that is OK, at all. Just saying it is the least of my concerns. The answer isn't trying to think of clever ways to hack a T-Mobile device to make T-Mobile pay for Comcast's shortcomings in service. Just my two cents. And this type of thing is the reason why carriers make Samsung lock their devices.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Mouahmong:
Not disagreeing with you. Just putting one of the perspectives out there. The problem is that there are many Americans that are okay with paying more for less. Until we have a collective voice, big business will keep taking advantage of the customer. (Great example is the overwhelming amount of citizens commenting to the FCC in regards to having net neutrality. +1 for the consumer.) Just remember that 3/4th's of American's don't have access to a wired broadband connection (because there isn't competition to build out their infrastructure, {before reclassification, it was illegal for communities to band together to fund their own internet service http://motherboard.vice.com/read/32-cities-want-to-challenge-big-telecom-build-their-own-gigabit-networks}, also keep in mind that the government helps fund the build out of infrastructure with tax payer dollars), so their only option is cellular connections (because if like me, you've ever tried using Satellite internet, you'll be paying $70 per month for 100 mb of data at 500kbps speeds). I personally hardly ever use my 5gb allotment for tethering because I'm either at work or spending quality time with my family; there are others that are a little more tied to the internet.

Also keep in mind, internet connectivity is and has been a utility even before it was reclassified this year.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] 411y0ur8453:
Very good points. I guess maybe the answer is to proposition T-Mobile or some carriers to start offering unlimited tethering service.

I'm not saying that I am ok with the type of low-life scumbag-ness that is comcast or other internet providers (and mobile providers are hardly any better, or worse). I guess my point, and considering yours as well (and I can certainly see it), is that "cheating" T-Mobile is hardly making your voice heard. It doing quite the opposite because carriers will just want to squash that activity out as they see fit (and they can, they have the flex to do so). Eventually, they will get tired of people doing this, and they will do something about it, which means less overall privileges for you as somebody who enjoys rooting, installing modified software, etc.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ickster:
I'm a glutton for punishment so I'll comment again despite the insults and name calling.

Stealing is stealing. No halfway here folks. If you signed a contract with your carrier and then do whatever you want you are stealing. Period.

And I may not be as tech savvy as most here, but I do know that if a large number of people are using that much data, it will affect others experience.

The moderators delete posts about warez etc., why is this post still up? 'Cause it is ok to steal from TMO but not developers?

Just my opinion. I love how the people doing this are so sure of their moral high ground ha ha!

I should know better though, can't win this one.......
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] bigstunta101:
Go to sleep. Just go to sleep. If your conscience doesn't allow you to do something then don't become that douche bag that imposes their opinion viewpoint on everyone else. I hope you don't root your phone or run any custom ROMs because that would be pretty hypocritical. Matter of fact, you coming on xda forums at all is hypocritical because guess what, this forum allows people to root android phones, jail break I-phones, run custom ROMs that include tethering bypass in it. So even having an account and logging on here is accessory to all this stuff. Kind of like visiting a pizza store that sells drugs which you fully know of but you still want to act all righteous because you just came for the pizza. Delete your account and go open a church
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] mdiaz33685:
yes I totally agree, they should delete all your post... :D

u don't have to keep giving us your feedbacks, its really not welcomed here... see yaaaaaaa bye........... :laugh:

im tethering off the rom I made for Lollipop on my wifes phone at this moment... just surfing the net... I do have internet... roadrunner lite, only 2mbs...

so I use my wifes Note 3 or my Note 4 Tethering Roms without any issues as of now...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] bigstunta101:
Can your ROM run on Tmobile note 3? I'd like to try it out
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] mdiaz33685:
I see your using the xda app, it doesn't show you my signature, the links are on my signature...

I have a thread in Tmobile Note 3 and also in the Tmobile Note 4... my roms are STOCK.... the Tethering rom has the KNOX files renamed so they won't run.. I don't delete anything on these roms...

on my wifes Tmo Note 3 rom, I make myself a debloated rom by going into the system/app and system//priv-app folders and delete all the unwanted bloat stuff, like dropbox, gmail, google music, etc, etc, etc, ... I have everything in Titanium Backup, so I restore my updated versions...

I keep the original rom, make a copy of it, and delete the unwanted files...

In Lollipop they are in folders this time, just delete the unwanted bloat folders... :good:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=51812491#post51812491 = this is the thread for the Tmobile Note 3....

use post 3 to setup the APN...

THIS IS THE LINK TO MY HOSTING SITE... https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=devices&uid=9390248398092763634

sharing is caring, I have been making my STOCK ODEX ROMS for a few years, but LOLLIPOP doesn't have the ODEX files in them, these roms are not DEODEX... just STOCK from the original firmwares... :angel:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] bigstunta101:
Thanks bro