yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G 2014 Android Development] dukeyogesh:
Haha...den which one shud we flash??7th one or 8th?:p
[G 2014 Android Development] DiamondBond:
the builds are practically identical ;) go for the latest one though!
[G 2014 Android Development] BRAiNCHiLD95:
:P

You both need to read this and fill up the form(incase you haven't already)!

http://www.xda-developers.com/recognized-developer-program/

Thanks for this kernel, and to all the contributions the both of you have made and continue to make to the Moto G 2014 community!! :good::highfive:
[G 2014 Android Development] DiamondBond:
thank you :)

i might apply soon... :D
[G 2014 Android Development] garciarena:
[MENTION=4725371]DiamondBond[/MENTION] Some time ago I read this post.

I'm going to give a chance to your kernel because you are the only developer who continues to work on kernels.

Beforehand, congratulations on your work!

Which recommends application to configure the kernel?

I installed the "15/06/08" version
[G 2014 Android Development] DiamondBond:
hey thanks , new build up 19 / 6 / 15 :D

use kernel auditor :)
[G 2014 Android Development] DiamondBond:
20/6/15 build up! :D

https://basketbuild.com/filedl/devs...dBond/Kernels/Kaizen/titan-kaizen-20-6-15.zip
[G 2014 Android Development] DiamondBond:
21/6/15 build up! :)

https://basketbuild.com/filedl/devs...dBond/Kernels/Kaizen/titan-kaizen-21-6-15.zip
[G 2014 Android Development] legendsbr:
Any changelog?
[G 2014 Android Development] Vidhanth:
Source updates I guess [emoji1]
[G 2014 Android Development] StariX37:
[MENTION=4725371]DiamondBond[/MENTION] i have a question...

Does this kernel have Support for Connecting External Controllers (like Xbox 360 wired , etc...) via OTG Host ??

If not can u add Controller support fot Xbox360 Wired and some other controllers to the kernel ??
[G 2014 Android Development] DiamondBond:
No it does not and yes I can add it once I finish moving house and my WiFi is setup, I have all summer for dev stuffs :D

Sent from my Moto G 2014
[G 2014 Android Development] StariX37:
Ok thnks buddy...i will wait eagerly for the update. :thumbup:
[G 2014 Android Development] leorod199:
Hi, can u add support wireless adapter external? Rtl8187L and ath9k..thanks

Enviado de meu titan usando Tapatalk
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] dirtyballoonot:
Just as the title implies. So far this seems to be a great phone. Picked up the 128GB White. Pre-ordered. Shipped today, but, without ROOT I'll lose some of my favorite apps, and I'm not sure that I'll be able to transfer everything, like MMS. For some reason Kies doesn't like my phone, or maybe I've hit some soft limit trying to backup 35K SMS/MMS. I have an S4, skipped the S5
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] TechBSwift:
Good luck with root, the note 4 for AT&T hasn't gained root in the 6 months it's been released.

Sent from my SM-N915V
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] dirtyballoonot:
Yeah, it took a while for the 5 with a bounty. I'm guessing there's a larger community for yr phones
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] R1CKJ4MES:
whats the serial number on the back of the AT&T phones?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Morvidus:
Yeah, Kies doesn't work with S6 series. Smart Switch was faster, anyway, but I do miss my root...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] dirtyballoonot:
Smart Switch took me about 6 hours, and didn't restore all of my accounts, non of the call logs, and no app data, but, it did transfer MMS/SMS, so, there's that.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Morvidus:
Kies never worked with app data on my S4, but I used Titanium for apps anyway. With 20GB of music and video on my SD card and around 1200 SMS, it took about an hour and a half. My call logs did transfer, though.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] David111jr:
some one should start a thread for a bounty for root. Or find geohot lol. We could use a towel root like root or exploit.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] krolla03:
SM-G925A
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] R1CKJ4MES:
Not aloud to post anything so if you know what I'm thinking please let me know.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] TechBSwift:
Are you saying you have root?

Sent from my SM-N915V
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] krolla03:
I just want root to get rid of the all the damn blotware. I disabled most of them but they still take up memory. And there is still about 5 apps the phone wont let me disable.

I also would like to change the screen DPI so that i have 5 apps across in the app drawer
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] dapharsyde:
you don't have to change the screen DPI to do this. if you mean you want 5 apps across the bottom instead of 4, simply drag a new shortcut into the bar and it will resize itself to hold 5 icons. if you're talking about the grid itself, and changing from 4x4 to 4x5 or 5x5, you can do that by holding your finger on one of the small squares (that tells you which tab you're on). it will bring up a custom menu that allows you to change the screen grid settings.

as for wanting root, i'm looking for a wi-fi tethering option. this was built into the custom ROM i had on my S3, and i'm hoping someone can do the same on the S6!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] krolla03:
I know about the launcher

And i already changed my home screens to 4x5. Im talking about the app drawer. Where you go to see all the rest of your apps.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Pure+:
I use Nova Launcher prime and it has all sorts of options like that. But as far as the stock launcher goes I think you may be out of luck
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] krolla03:
Yeah i used Nova on my Nexus 5. If i had root i could change the DPI to make it have 5 across.

But i may have to switch to Nova on here too.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Pure+:
And it doesn't hurt that nova gets you closer to that stock feel either.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] arf8:
You will have to excuse my ignorance i'm not a big android user, just got my new s6 edge att and i have only rooted my tablet in the past to remove bloat. Can you tell me why the att model phones take so long to root?

cheers
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] dirtyballoonot:
Who knows. It only started with the S5. Before then we had zero day roots. It really stinks, because if any phone could use it the edge could. It's highly under utilized, the lack of apps you can add in ultra power saving mode is silly. FB, but no email? The bloat, etc.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] arf8:
I don't have much background on this, but how is it that the Tmobile and Sprint version are already rooted so quickly? I'll have to refresh my memory on the whole root process and roms but why is it that these att phones are also not rooted at quickly?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] StolenVW:
Att phones have a locked boot loader T-Mobile and sprint dont
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] arf8:
Got it thanks for the info.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Kryme:
Root has been achieved:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3103016
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] oscar the grouch:
Did mine this morning. Super stoked.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] dirtyballoonot:
Just rooted. Ahh, now hopefully people will figure out how to leverage the edge and ultra power saving mode
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] byuboy87:
I've read thru that thread but can't seem to find an answer, at least not for att s6 edges.. will we be able to get ota's after root? a lot of people discussed this, but always mentioned flashing back to stock via Odin to regain ota's should they need to. I dont believe we have the luxury of flashing with Odin (at least I don't think we do). will we get ota's???
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] dirtyballoonot:
That's a good question. I would imagine the answer is...not yet. I'm sure that will change however.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] SSJ_Gomike:
It could go either way. OTAs check for changes to system files. This exploit works around that, so as long as you 1) don't trip Knox by installing a custom recovery or 2) completely delete any system bloat apps (disable or freeze them) you may still get OTAs. However, note that on stock recovery, status shows "custom" after root. If the OTAs check that then no. But..... Knox doesn't check it so we may get lucky.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] byuboy87:
thanks! this is the only thing holding me back. I wanna see wat the Samsung Pay fuss is all about, and since we don't have a route back to stock (not to my knowledge at least), I don't wanna jump the gun. thanks for the reply

---------- Post added at 10:47 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:45 AM ----------

supposedly there's a small update floating around to address some issues. im hoping people who have used ping pong root will report whether they're able to apply update after root. :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] bigblue95z:
This is a 100% reversible root. The KNOX counter isn't tripped, so no worry there with warranty. It will however give you a 'modified' status. This is reversible by flashing the factory image via ODIN or even Kies. Don't hold back! If they patch this root with an OTA, may not ever get it back. :good:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] byuboy87:
sweet.. thanks again
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] thestrangebrew:
Is there a tutorial to use odin and using the files provided in this link:

http://xdaforums.com/att-galaxy-s6-edge/general/odin-files-return-to-stock-att-galaxy-t3106909

I haven't used odin in years. I've already downloaded the files and odin just in case I decide to go back to stock.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] teamfresno:
Well, that sucks for me I already deleted a few apps(Instagram, Skype) from the system already. I guess my only option is to flash back to stock. :( Lol
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] KryptosXLayer2:
This is just my opinion, and since everyone has one, take it for what you will, but I've frozen the AT&T Software Update because assuming Samsung patches the root in the next update and sends it to the carriers to distribute, do you really want to do everything you can to get the next update even if you lose root?

Personally, I've done everything I could to get root, even if this cost me Samsung Pay which hopefully it won't, because someone smart enough on here will figure out how to patch the update with a ROM that we can flash later.....

Obviously that won't work right this second since we can't flash anything but Smart Switch / Odin stock junk, but assuming Safestrap or similar gets released, you can keep your bootloader lock all you want ATT, we'll just flash what we want over it!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] JosephSoComedy:
AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge ROOT?

Can anyone tell me when the AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge ROOT will be out.

Model: SM-G925A
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] KryptosXLayer2:
I know you're new here, so............

We're all talking about root that has been out since Sunday, please search before posting, and you're welcome:

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s6/general/root-pingpongroot-s6-root-tool-t3103016
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] afpilot:
I rooted mine with pingpong root. Although an.ota update came out today. I installed root Before the ota was released and root works.

Can't do ota update right now but may change later if stock updates get released so you can Odin back to stock and then.update followed by reroot. No one has taken the update yet and tried pingpong on it
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] KryptosXLayer2:
From another thread:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] afpilot:
What did they even update? Any word on what they did besides the pingpong patch?

I'm going to keep current setup until they find a new root method for the update if patched pingpong then I'd definitely want root instead if I have to choose.

AT&T Galaxy S6 Edge SM-G925A

Lollipop 5.01 rooted with pingpong 5.1 beta
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] elliwigy:
did you not read the posts right before you haha. no one has upgraded and tried ping pong yet.. when they do upgrade, they have to post fptag and preferrably the boot.img and build.prop so idler can add support or see if it works.

on a side note, why doesnt someone try flashfire to flash the update once its available?
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] edhaas:
Standalone Squeezer Module

For those interested in having the "squeezer" technology for their own programs, but aren't comfortable cooking their own roms, I have created a standalone module for that. (Already included in the latest Rom-Packer Kitchen V2.0). I've also started a separate thread for that as well in the Upgrading section. Of course, feel free to leave comments and suggestions in either thread.

Here's the link: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=1283338#post1283338

Have fun!:)
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] edhaas:
More space for later use.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] notyourdaddy:
thanks. i'll give it a go later tonight
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] ADB100:
I just tried these tools and didn't have much sucess....

I used the latest mUn base ROM, added some OEM stuff that I have been using without issues when creating ROM's with mUn's previous ROM. All this went OK. It got to the point of installing the ROM on the device but the ROMUpdateUtility just exited at 98% and left the Wizard in limbo. I have had put it in bootloader and re-intall a previous ROM :confused:

There was no message, it just got to 98% on the PC and the Wizard and then the ROMUpdateUtility just exited. I tried manually using the nb2nbf application and copying the resulting nk.nbf to another RUU folder and the same thing happened.

Any idea's?

Andy
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] edhaas:
Can't really say. I've also flashed mUn's latest, and it seemed to go ok. Did you create your own xip directory? If not, use the version in 004's kitchen as a base.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] ADB100:
I had the XIP directory from the original ROM kitchen (in dOUbleOfour_Wiz_Dev_5.2.1413WWE.rar). I think I might try without any OEM stuff and build it up and see where it fails. In your original post you mentioned the error checking is not extensive, does it log any errors anywhere? (apart ffrom the log.txt file that looks OK).

Andy
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] anichillus:
You put too many files, that's why it existed. I presume that because it exited at 98% , meaning that almoust fit, but it didn't . Try leaving out a package ...something about 1MB or so..mabe less
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] ADB100:
Yep, I think that's what the issue is :(

When I tried cooking with this as the Base ROM previously I ran into size limitations so I was hoping that these new kitchen tools would solve this -

Obviously not enough :(

I'll play around a bit more and see where I get....

Andy
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] edhaas:
I'm very sorry, but I left out a very important preparation step in my original posting. Please redownload the package to get the corrected version. (V1.1) I think you will find the results to be much more satisfying! Keep the bug reports coming..
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] notyourdaddy:
the new start batch file doesn't have the correct paths in it. its trying to work in the root folder not temp.

the original one works good though. too late to flash tonight, but i'll give it a go tomorrow and let you know how it works
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] mfrazzz:
I tried to correct the start batch file to use temp but now get errors about not finding initflashfiles.dat in the temp\dump area. I don't have time to debug this right now.

I also noticed that the nb2nbf.exe is a Typhoon Smartphone version (so not sure that is correct for the Wizard).

I will say that the pre processor that does the packing is cool. The Faria Vanilla 80040000.nb (in Faria's kitchen its actually called FLASH.nb0, so I just renamed it) was 58.3MB in size. After running the PrepareNewNB.bat it was then 57.1MB, so a full meg smaller. I'll see about moving this over to the Faria kitchen and using it to rebuild my rom later and see how that changes things when its actually flashed to the phone.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] notyourdaddy:
i'll post the working one in a little bit.

edit... here's the one that works for me
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] edhaas:
Thanks, I was bleary eyed last night with trying to figure out what was going on that it wasn't working for you guys, and I ended up "fixing" some things that weren't broken I guess.

Just be sure to delete the old dump file in the temp directory after you run the preparenewnb.bat file.

Has the compression been working for you?

I appreciate your help. I'm juggling lots of things with "real life" and am sorry for the slip-ups.

I am updating the first postings.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] mfrazzz:
Maybe its an issue with the Faria RK base rom and compatibility with this kitchen, but even with this updated file (thanks for that) I still get the following error when running the build os step:

Could not find file "temp\dump\initflashfiles.dat".

The other question is, is it ok to use the Typhoon Smartphone nb2nbf.exe that comes with this?
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] edhaas:
Yeah, I was just running through the faria kitchen and had the same issue. The workaround is to copy the initflashes.dat file in the OS folder and then paste it into the dump directory after buildos has deleted the previous dump and before it is processing the sys\os directory. (Watch the process messages at the bottom of the buildos screen.) This worked for me.

Yes the typhoon version works fine. I think they are mostly all relabeled versions of the same original tools. (Except the imgf tools which are recently updated by tadzio.)

Hope this helps.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] notyourdaddy:
weird. intiflashfiles.dat copied over for me using 004's kitchen
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] edhaas:
I just finished doing a build with faria's kitchen as a base, and was somewhat disappointed that I was unable to flash the entire kitchen at once. I had to leave out enterprise and voip (which is fine for me, but some may want them). I'd be interested in hearing how much extra space people are finding. I felt like I was able to cram a lot more into double_ofour's mUn release, but perhaps that's because it was more stripped down to start? Maybe "the kitchen sink" was a bit optimistic.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] edhaas:
Re Faria kitchen

mfrazzz, The easy fix for the faria kitchen is to use faria's buildos.exe instead of the generic one I included. That one runs fine with his kitchen. Just rename it to bos.exe. (or edit the start.bat appropriately.) I don't think this will affect the packing of the files.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] edhaas:
Update

OK, Things seem stable now. I've updated the first posting with additional information gleaned from everyone's input, and updated the version. The old start.bat that notyourdaddy posted should not be necessary.

FYI, I got feedback from one user that they got about 2.5 meg additional space from these tools vs the old tools. Not as earth shattering as I'd hoped, but helpful. Roms with more small files, as opposed to those with larger files will likely benefit more, as the savings are in the "padding" between them.

Feel free to incorporate this into your own kitchens.

Regards,
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] anichillus:
Hmm...mabe you understood it wrong...or mabe i missunderstood it ...

Tadzio's chain tools don't allow you to implement mor in the rom, because it's impossible, it will overlap the imgfs partition. They do other thing :

-usual mamaich tools didn't calculated space used by the dump, but fill all that space even if the dump is not as big. So they would waste extra space.

- tadzio's tools were made for the hermes, where they can use the extra space by modding the doc partition and tho adding that extra space to the Storage memory.

- HTC Wizard on the other hand has the DOC partition locked or so i heard, and thus we cannot do that. Instead we only decrease the space used by the OS in the imgfs partition. I see no real advantage in this...mabe it would speed up the system a bit but it won't allow you to put more in than it can hold, that's for sure.

I don't pretend i am a genius at this, but that's what i understood. If i am wrong, please contradict me. I would also like to know the whole trouth.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] edhaas:
Reply

Well, you are mostly right. The tools can't change the size of the imgfs partition on the Wizard, so we can't see additional user storage like the hermes guys do. However, the new imgfsfromdump tool builds the imgfs file more efficiently, which is something we CAN take advantage of. In the new tool, the buffer area between the files is minimized compared to the old buildimgfs tool. This results in packing more files into the same space. This translates into being able to pack more packages into a build. Hope this explains it better.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] anichillus:
hehe, i understood what you said the first time. But remember that it cannot compress files. It only recalculates space used by the dump and if any space unused, you will see it in the .nb size for example. However it will make them a bit faster , just mabe..but it won't allow you to put more files in the rom. However, it's not a bad thing. So i am not trying to discourage you, on contrair. It's good thing to do.

Also, another problem may appear. When building the ROM from the OEM and SYS packages, it won't allow you to cross the size of the model in ROM folder. That will actually decrease the files you will be able to put in the rom. Why ? Well, because each nb is made smaller and smaller, and tho less files will fit.

A walktrough may be something like this :

Build a rom the normal way, using old mamaich tools. When you're sattisfyed, pass it thru tadzio's tools. Again and again. 1-2 times, will be enough i think. Well ...you can flash that rom, but for making another one, you should moddify the original rom, not the one passed thru tadzio, and repeat the process with that too. That will work 100%
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] edhaas:
Hi Anichillus,

Thanks for the PM. No problem. I'm here to learn.

I was not aware that the size of the base nb file set the limit on the size of the final rom image. If that's so, hopefully we can figure a way around it. I know you're checking with tadzio on that.

It just seems to reason that if you have, say 3600 files, which fit into 59 meg of space, and suddenly you can fit them into 56 or 57 meg or less, you should be able to use the extra space within the fixed partition for more files.

So, would an answer be to make a rom initially, packed to full with the traditional tools, then just leave that initial .nb file in the ROM directory without "pre-compressing" it as I do now? Then use the new tools for the rebuilding of the modified ROM image?