yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bono2014:
Hello,

I have a GN7100 for 3 years now, and i've installed a lot of rom since i got it. I never had any problem with lags.

A few weeks ago i tried UB rom to have lollipop, and i returned back to Revolution 8 rom because it drained a lot my battery.

I retried yesterday with new version of lollipop. It worked nice but about 30 minutes after, lot of lags, i had to remove battery and reboot it. I had to do this a lot.

I changed again my rom with old one ( Revo 8) and it worked nice. But i had the same problem. Lags and removing battery.

Any idea ? I'm doing a full wipe every time. I never had any problem like this

I removed sdcard before flashing yesterday

About my phone :

Android ver : 4.4.2

baserom : N7100ZSUFNL1

Kernel version : 3.031-3453443 dpi@SWDD5017 #1

Diamond Rom v8
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3dd1:
As per title, after 2 attempts, to remove the back, plastic pry tool fell apart with the first kit I got, then finally got it off using plectrums, I have hit another problem. As per the title, I am unable to undo the screws that secure the battery connector. I have tried using a PH00, even tried a PH0 but the screws wont budge and I am fearful of trying any harder in case I round off the head. Has any one else found these screws hard to undo and have any tips please?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 350Rocket:
Not sure I can help cause mine came out really easy, but I am pretty sure they were ph00. Can you get a hold of a different ph00 screwdriver? Sometimes one will fit better than another.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3dd1:
I have tried a couple of different screwdrivers but to no avail. Don't really think that drilling the screw out would be agood idea, if I wanted it to work afterwards.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] gerald_s:
[Introduction] As I bought a Tytn in December 2006 I started to visit these forums since then. Although I’m used to computers and programming since at about 1982 I had to learn a lot about flashing, security arrangements before flashing and so on. So I tried to read all the other postings and the wiki. After some weeks I flashed the first Rom, everything went well until now. Then – some weeks ago – Jasjamming was “a bit angry” about all the postings in the Black2 thread. First I couldn’t reproduce his anger but after some days of absence from the forums I noticed that’s its more or less impossible to read some hundred postings with the same topic in a thread. Now JJ again requested more discipline:

This time he did it in a very very polite way and again he is right. I know that I did nothing special for the community besides answering some easy questions and I’m not sure if I’m entitled to make suggestions. Anyway: What about different threads for the next Rom? One as already available for “nontech matters” and “thanks for the great rom JJ” postings, one more for questions like “provider gprs/mms settings” and one for technical feedbacks to this rom to make it easier for the developers to eliminate mistakes and to improve their work.

Just my 2 cents but maybe it works to give better feedback to all the guys who are working hard in their spare time to give us all a nearly perfect working phone.

BTW: I’ve sworn to myself not to answer to statements like this

but I can not resist, sorry for that :D . In my opinion its irrelevant who somebody is and what he is doing in his private life and/or his job. If somebody is seeking for advice in a forum like this and he has not time enough to read all the other posts and the wiki/guides then apparently he found the wrong place for asking questions. I for myself wasn’t very impressed that a gentleman who is running a company is posting in this forum (but I would have been impressed if he would have had some useful hints for all). Thanks to wpbear for not answering this posting.

Conclusion: I’m very grateful to all the Romcookers for providing us improved Roms and to everybody who is giving advices, writing guides and so on. Thanks to everybody and keep it up.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] rotaflex:
Black

I bought the Hermes with great expectation and was disappointed soon with the ROM that came with it. If this site doesn't exist, I would probably had change to the Nokia N95 or something else.

I had flashed the South African ROM first and got it working. Black 2.0 was the only cooked ROM I've flashed. I had a few trouble when loaded tons of software in the beginning. I learned my lessons and hard reset with a little discipline. Black 2.0 has met my need. I run a company myself and I am thankful for those went the extra mile to help others out, something I wish more people can learn from.

I am grateful for JJ and the other chef who had made my device productive which otherwise would have been a total waste.

So, THANK YOU TO THE CHEFS.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] Voldemort:
if it wasnt for these guys i would still be using wm5 - and italy is usually the last country getting any updates...

LVSW and black are both great roms, i like switching from one to another to see their improvements

i read for hours and check this forum almost daily... i wish i had some knowledge to share but for now i can only learn from the big chefs :o

keep up to good job guys
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] Wam7:
@Gerals_S

I have to back you on this. Well said! I will resist the temptation to add more to your statement... :)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] troyDoogle7:
I suggested something similar in this previous thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=306514

however shogun mark says that the admins have no intention of changing the current system and closed the thread.. Am sure they will do likewise to this one...
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] gerald_s:
You suggested sub-forums and this would change nothing. Everybody would post again in one thread and the thread would explode like the others before. I suggested to make 3 threads, for example:

.) Black3,5 - non tech comments

Here everybody can post things like "JJ u r great"

.) Black3,5 - Settings & Programs Issues

Everything about 3rd party software not running, provider settings....

.) Black3,5 - Hardcore Tech Thread

For all the real tech issues and solutions

So JJ could see very clear whether a new Rom is running without issues or not and if he's in a bad mood he could have a look to all the "you are the man" postings in a different thread.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] mbn:
I know the mods don't want to spend their days doing so, but deleting useless comments (I've had a few, myself), wrong thread questions, and literally the same questions asked over and over, and these threads wouldn't be nearly as long. I'm not suggesting mods spend their days doing so, but as they read the threads for their own use and they see someone with 1 post asking where the Cingy version of 3.01 is, I think it should be removed. Just the egregiously stupid questions. How about anything related to BT problems in the pimping thread past the first 3x it was asked.

Also, I read complaints by the senior members that there are too many useless posts, but there are numerous 'senior members' that immediately post:

"Thanks, JJ. Downloading now.", and JJ, wowwwww, you are a god. Will report back with issues", for the first several pages of EVERY new ROM thread that is supposed to be limited to tech issues. For someone who likes to lurk and learn more than they post, this can be infuriating, especially when further back in the thread, those same people start tossing fireballs at the silly posters.

By now, the cooks know very well that what they do is invaluable, and sending them $$ for their effort is a good way to acknowledge it. Maybe if the cooks would acknowledge receipt of donations with a PM (JJ, you listening? I know my donation for Black 2.5 a few weeks ago was only enough to buy a few drinks, but a ty PM would have been nice), people wouldn't feel the need to throw themselves at the feet of these cooks with every new release, update, or utterance.

I think 2.5 spoiled people because it had every flavor for everyone, and people could install it without even reading the wiki. While Mr. Vanx upgrade guides are so useful, they are a shortcut for putting in the time to learn. I think that's why we are seeing so many people upgrading to the latest and greatest (3.0.0, 3.0.1) who have absolutely no business doing so, and then complaining that things don't work flawlessly on beta versions we download from this board.

For the noobs reading this, I for one do not download a new ROM until it has been vetted for a few weeks by the hardcore flashers, AND I stay current with the new rom thread to make sure issues people are having will not be deal breakers for me if they occur. If you are new to this board, and not a developer, read, listen, and LEARN.

Sorry for the long message, but it's getting harder to read all the threads on here. I'm trying, but if I fall behind for a day, it can be brutal to 'catch up'. :(

ALSO: I just was on HOFO - I go there from time to time and I just noticed many 'senior' posters there are pointing noobs to XDA. If you do this, you are pointing people without a clue to this board, many of whom will start posting silly beginner questions.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] jasjamming:
On the note of donations, my PM inbox is more cluttered than the threads, therefore I have given up most of the time to read my inbox. But rest assured that your donations are appreciated as I keep developing the ROMS for you guys. If i didnt appreciate your donations I would have stopped releasing ROMS at Blac 2.0.

Therefore dont take offense if i dont PM you back as my time is pretty much being consumed by reading 1000+ posts in a thread trying to sort out what the issues are.

I will give you an example of my PM inbox (which has at the moment around 980 messages in there - I cleaned it last week without reading any of them) - I have hundres of posts entitled "cingular version" "tmobile version" "3g not working" "where is vjtools" "will this work on a wizard"...

Hence i gave up.

Like i said, donations are appreciated and my appreciation is shown in further releases and my free time that i sacrifice to help this community with my ROMS to help your hermes be what it is supposed to be (my mrs is making me sleep on the sofa :) )

Now, on the issue of bloated threads, Black 3.5 will most likely no be released here but on a forum that I moderate and membership is tight hence I and others can control noob posts with attitude. In addition, to download the ROM, you must become a member. Hopefully I will have more control over the situation. This forum I speak of has 3 strict rules and one of them is:

1. If you post stupid noob questions or responses - you will be banned immediately without warning.

As per my professional job, you sometimes have to hit people really hard so they learn their lesson, warnings just aint enough. So sit tight, Black 3.5 is currently being developed with new drivers and some other tweaks, but will most likely not be hosted here, hence xda-developers.com has the right to delete any threads started by members here as they will not be hosting my new BLACK ROM.

Cheers,

JJ
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] gfunkmelody:
Question...

What is a noob???
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] Pawel062:
jj my only hope is that you will find it in your heart to let me be a part of black 3.5 if u have time and look at my posts ull see they are usefull and not noobish. i read your threads from top to bottom and know how to search. pm me if u let me. back on topic. thank you for all your roms and i look forward to the next. i been with black since 2.0 and am proud. i read and make the rom perfect. loving 3.0.1 love your roms so much that im staying at 3.0.1 and have my bluetooth off and headset sitting on the desk bc of the bluetooth problems and aint complainging bc ur current is just as fast and stable as you said.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] mbn:
JJ - Thanks for the response. I like your idea of a limited release and restricted access. Given the increasing hysteria each of your releases has generated, and the growing number of people that have no clue that are flashing, I think that's the right idea.

I just sent you a PM. Please read it ;).
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] gregnash:
My 2c..

Personally I think it helps to have "it works great" and "has problem with xyz" in the same discussion as you can get a feel for how many people find a tool/app/rom release stable/problematic.

"Thanks, will download now" seems more appropriate as a PM between people who at least vaguely know each other, or have exchanged posts regularly.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] sanquar:
In regard to your new forum, JJ you may like to do a breakdown of individual modules. IE: a thread with your new build then sub folders under that with BT, wireless, phone, etc.

I've been using Groove (www.groove.com) before it was purchased by MS for our techs on the road with new software releases and the way one can setup workspaces has really saved time. We create a software workspace, then sub folders under that workspace for every module and the filtering system works well IF and only IF people put something relevant in the title.

The techs on the Groove space are severerly reprimanded if they reply to posts with useless or trivial info. My research (physically counting in most cases) has shown that more threads are bloated by people throwing retorts back at less than satisfactory posters, hence they are treated more harshly.

There has not been one of our tech or development team who has not at some stage posted a complete dickheaded post.

We have found that if the OP doesn't get a reply to their less than adequate post they tend to realize why after a short time and start to read our wiki a little more thoroughly.

I've read all of that 96 odd pages of the build 3.xx Black to see if it would fit with my way of doing things on the Hermes. It looks like I won't be seeing another cut of it, though.

JJ, you have a hell of a lot more patience than me, mate. I would have simply pulled the ROM quicker than a bargirl can grab you a beer in Phuket.

Sure everyone like to receive kudos, but reading that arselicking first couple of pages of the Black 3.xx thread was like listening to my 13 year old neice talking with her friends...

How about some of you "senior" members start pulling your heads in and acting like senior members. Just ignore the stupid bloody posts. You don't have to a freaking rocket scientist to realize that every post you reply to is bloating the thread more.

Now I feel like a ****ing goose cos I've just bloated this one.

cheers,
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] kasual:
Keeping it simple.

JJ and all the other cooks out there,

1st off, thank you for all your hard work. So far I have enjoyed playing with 5 different ROMs due to your generosity. Black 3.0 rocks and I like that I can add the apps that I want without all the extras.

As a noob myself, I always thought that there were no stupid questions... until I started reading the forums. I am amazed at how bloated the forums are with "Downloading now..." and "You rock". I wonder if there are any moderators even reading anymore. Can a moderator zap a poster with an automatic 1 week no posting “time-out”? If so, I might volunteer to mod ;->

So here is my $0.03 (inflation is hell) worth of suggestion on top of the ones being tossed in the mix. In your initial posting to announce your next great act of kindness and generosity, just include a link to the technical issues forum post for Black 3.5... You don’t really have to hide it… Just don’t make it too obvious.

All the goobers will spin their wheels going "Wow..." and "Thanks, downloading now..." in the first forum which will attract the dumb noobs who ask or demand for the easy answers. Those that read will know where to go for real issues and input. Kind of like a “too friken lazy to read when I can just type” filter.

Just a thought and since this forum is for “Suggestion for the next Black Rom Thread” I figure it’s safe to post this one…

Thanks again for all your work, I am amazed at what you accomplish.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] xit:
A new WM6 ROM thats better than Bill Gates' own. Cooked just for you.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] larsuck:
Anyone else see any irony here? I don't know whether to laugh or cry.

JJ, props on the tightly restricted forum idea - just please leave it open for people to read. Some people actually do read.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] flipside101:
I fully understand why JJ is doing what he is with the next release i just think it a shame that the community has to fragment to survive . It will make the dissemination of knowledge that more difficult and on a personal level make life a tad more complicated having to check multiple sites rather that just multiple forums in one site.

But keep up the good work all i for one am so happy your all here my friend bought an HP 6815 and hes stuck on wm5.

Laters

Matt
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] porshius:
Let people use your hard work

Hi JJ,

I'm using black from first version on tytn, i tried a lot of others rom before, but only black can give me more satisfaction and i feel more stable.I'm not using post any question, just because everything working well, or because i already find the answer on the forum.Anyway you must know that a lot of people maybe use your roms but as no time to test a lot so as no reason to give you a lot of feedback.i just think that people demonstrate your hard work is very appreciated.

Anyway, maybe you cook these roms for yourself but i think any person who use it give you more satisfaction. Of course a work regarding so many persons will produde massive reactions and a lot of posts, but without some of them your roms not so good.

So let people at least download.

Your work help the community.

Any work as a boring part, in your case a lot of posts.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nando14sunny:
Hello everyone,

I am a big Miui fan and im really interested in a miui Port :)

Could anyone do this?^^

I tried a few tutorials to build a rom port but it wasn't successful :/

Im not really good with developing xD

Greetings :)
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkshadw:
Bump

Bumping this tread if allowed, I would like this too >:
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bluediablito:
Random question.

I have seen dev port note 4 to note 3.... is it posible to port note 3 to note 4 roms?

If so, the note 3 has a stable miui v5 rom. Can that be the base?
[General Questions and Answers] BlurrWan:
Hi guys. My phone galaxy s duos . How do I install stock rom and without pc?
[General Questions and Answers] Anurag_K:
Search XDA and you will get your custom ROM!
[General Questions and Answers] Sushant Rohan:
Ok. I will give a detailed info. about that

But if you want now go here http://androidxda.com/flash-samsung-stock-rom-using-odin
[Redmi Note Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] surfthesummer:
I think it's a weird idea to have the percentage digits next to the graphic icon and not inside. Is it possible that someone modifies it and make it looks something like miui 5 for example?
[Fire TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] olegusha:
I installed ClockworkMod Custom Recovery version 6.0.5.1.4a (paragraph 3 of "How to install a Kernel Boot Menu on the Amazon Fire TV" manual).

aftvnews. com/ how-to-install-a-kernel-boot-menu-on-the-amazon-fire-tv/

After that I immediately installed 51.1.5.0_515020820 custom RОМ.

Now the device is not loaded.

On the screen there is an inscription: amazon fireTV.

Help me, pls.
[Fire TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gargdada:
Read afternews.com/start

You cant install 51.1.5.0 directly. you need o install 51.1.4.0 first. then kernal boot menu and then 51.1.5.0.

aftvnews has elaborately explained the process at afternews.com/start
[Fire TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] olegusha:
Sorry, friend, but you misunderstood me.

I made a mistake. I missed 4-23 paragraphs in the manual.

And now I have a unbootable device.

Help me, pls.
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fede011:
I have 5.0.2 but am wondering if this was the latest, because the 5.1 is already out and I didnt even got the intermediate versions.
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bhavin192:
The latest is 5.0.2

No 5.1 for us yet ;)
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xiaoxiaoxi:
Hello everyone,

Here is my problem: yesterday i have rooted my note pro 12.2 SM-P900 running android 4.4.2 XXUANI1 . It has been doing small reboots randomly and very often like 5 times each 20 minutes. I did not have tis problem before the rooting . My first reboot happened when i used GMD gestures controls at first i thought it was it but it is still happening long after i've uninstalled it.

I followed this tutorial for the rooting : link not allowed until messages on this thread so rooted with odin and cf auto root

I'd like to avoid to backup everything or flashing but if it's the only solution i'll do it :)

Thank you
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RussCannon:
Did you freeze Knox?

Cheers,

Russ
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xiaoxiaoxi:
Yes i think so it was when i first launched super su when it asked me about it. shoul i undo that ?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RussCannon:
Freezing Knox is not something you do with SuperSU. You need a tool like Titanium Backup or System Tuner Pro.

Cheers,

Russ
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xiaoxiaoxi:
hi again,

Alright so i think super su made me uninstall it . should i try reinstalling it ? i don't really understand what makes it reboot. i'm going to look for a solution and search around about knox properties and failures. maybe i should a bloatware app. Do you have any other clue where it could come from ?

By the way i also have a rooted note 3 and i never had a problem with it.

Thank you :)

Re edit: so i have installed titanium and then i followed a tutorial and i frozed knox and it's dependencies. I am waiting to see if that worked. Also a new problem appeared when i installed Xposed installer my device couldn't rotate the screen upside down but it could do the left and right rotation. It's working fine again once i've uninstalled it and once again i have no freakin clue what is doing that i have the feeling that touchwiz is messing something up ...
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RussCannon:
As long as it is right-side-up (i.e., Samsung name at the top) then why should you care if you can't use it upside down?

Cheers,

Russ
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xiaoxiaoxi:
Hi,

Still rebooting maybe i should delete all the knox files see where that goes. Fixed rotation problem an on a 12.2 inch tablet not having all four rotation is bothering (like for the cover or and work ...) how could i trouble shoot my problem i mean know exactly what is going on ?

Thanks

EDIT: i unrooted my device and it still does the freakin reboot so thanks for the help but i gonna factory reset and problaby install hyperdrive :) rom
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jargin:
Go in Wanem Xposed->System and check Enable all rotation angles.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xiaoxiaoxi:
thanks ! but now i've kind of bricked my device so going to factory reset :(
[Verizon LG G2] sidgallup:
So, i bought a VS980 on 4.4.2 27A stock, im in Mexico and i cant get H+ speed, it stays on EDGE, from what ive found every G2 has the exact same radio bands so i dont understand why on my other G2 from Sprint i get H+ perfectly, but not n the Verizon variant whch is unlocked for GSM out of the box.

Any idea on what ROM could enable 850mhz 3g band? tried with Cloudy G2 2.2 but same problem.