yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] FiniteDGk:
Flashfire works differently than TWRP/CWM. No need to explain the "technical" side of how it all works, but it more or less will only let you flash one of the modified stock ROMS over at our AT&T DEV page. That being said, do not flash anything else be it ROM or ZIP package (unless tested). For the hotspot bypasses, I don't have a clue. There was something on the DEV page regarding a tether hack, but I don't believe it is what you were looking for, sorry.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] arf8:
Search for tether hack, you can flash it and it works well
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] Prozach45:
Any ROM you recommend specifically? All that I read suggested XtreStoLite was a great, compatible ROM. I'm not sure if I somehow managed to mess up the process, but I tried flashing that, and I'm back to the ATT unauthorized software screen. Back to stock again for me to try yet again.

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I've been searching everywhere. If there is a simple zip I could flash, that would completely eliminate my need for a custom ROM, as Tethering is all I want. I can uninstall bloatware with Titanium. Could you possibly provide a link for such a package??
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] arf8:
Check the S6 / S6e android Rom Development it is in there and exactly what you are looking for. I'm on the road, if you can't find it still pm me and when i get home ill look on my pc.

cheers
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] FiniteDGk:
That ROM I believe is compatible, but only up to a certain version. Haven't researched what version is however. I recommend Ray's Ultra Light 1.8 build in all honesty. You can do everything yourself, but no point when there is a pre-built package you can use to save a load of time; not to mention many performance tweaks are already baked in. Saves you from screwing up a system file and needing another Odin flash. Just need to be sure you are wiping partitions like any other ROM would require as well when installing it.

Feel free to PM me as well and I can help out a bit more in depth.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] rob219:
There is no icon. Seems to work fine for me. I enabled WiFi calling, rebooted the phone, turned my data off, connected to my WiFi and made a call. Don't know if it automatically uses data if mobile data and WiFi are both on as I only used it with data off. But works.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] reffu:
Wait, did you turn mobile networks off, or just data off? Normal (i.e. not HDVoice/VoLTE) Phone calls don't use data, so turning data off wouldn't accomplish much in forcing it to use wifi calling. Try turning mobile networks off (Turn on airplane mode, turn wifi on) and making a call. For me, with WiFi calling enabled, I can't get it to make a call if I'm at work with no cell signal or I have mobile networks turned off. With no signal it just says "Mobile Network not available", and with mobile networks off it says "Turn off Airplane Mode to make calls" (even though wifi is on).
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] dandrumheller:
I get the same behavior as this.
[LG Optimus G (International)] Baruffa123:
Hello guys, since I flashed EuphoriaOS on my e975 I can't get the Sixaxis App to pair with any of my controllers.

It just stays in listening for controllers. It used to work on Stock KK and Cyanogenmod 12.

I've already changed the controller bluetooth address with the Windows app but nothing is happening. I'm rooted and everything so I have no idea why this is not working.

I've even tried using Solid Kernel but it still wouldn't work...

Any ideas or suggestions? Thanks

Running EuphoriaOS by kevinjoa

Android 5.1.1

Stock Kernel
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bitla:
Hey all.

have lg d722, worked great until i go to the hidden menu and turn LTE on

now i getting 0.02 mb downloading.

tried to get it to 3g only but still no good.

tried to factory reset and didnt help.

help!
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Phurkus:
why you post this on G4 section man? your not gonna get much help here.

are you on custom rom? just reinstall it. maybe its something with your carreier?
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hondaatc:
Hi all,

Just got my new Note 4. Have not taken any OTA updates so I am on 4.4.4 Android.

Whats next to root, debloat, and install a custom rom? Who's got the best minimalist type rom out right now? From what I've read it doesn't seem like there is much out there for 5.0 - just didn't know what the process was for this earlier version still, and how to make the update nag screen go away, or if there were any distinct advantages/disadvantages to upgrading.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] droidx2.3.3:
Do you have the retail or developer edition?

Currently the retail edition only has temporary root which goes away after reboot. The devs are currently working on permanent root.

The developer edition has permanent root and has the ability to have custom Roms
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hondaatc:
I bought a retail version from the Verizon store, I didn't know there were differences actually? :( This makes me kind of sad now.

No known root method even for the older un OTA updated setup? Thats very unfortunate...
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] droidx2.3.3:
There is is a root method for the 4.4.4 kitkat. It's just temporary at the moment.

Like I mentioned, the developers are working on making it permanent right now.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hondaatc:
Thanks - looks like I'm just sitting tight for now then, I'll check back in a few days.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] madchainsawer:
You can still try the temp heres the link kingroot.net/root
[XDA Assist] jason.caruanac:
Hi all,

I bought a Samsung galaxy note 3 in Malta about 9 months ago...and worked perfectly. I travelled to Scotland a week ago....and the network registered successfully there too. BUT when I try to make a call send a message it tells me again the "Not Registered to Network".....the signal is full and the R (Roaming is appearing). Phoning the mobile network company it tells me that from there side everything is ok. Putting the simcard in another mobile it works infact.

I tried also to put a simcard from Scotland into the mobile to try if it will work. The "Not Registered to Network" does not pop out BUT it always tells you "Call ends" as soon as you press the call button....so practically same situation.

Please help. I am really frustrated!

Thanks
[XDA Assist] Razvan:
Hi there,

Please follow this thread and see if you can solve with solved solution from there:

not registered on the network Device Galaxy Note 3

For other questions please use this forum:

Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Good luck
[XDA Assist] abhid21:
I own a KARBONN TITANIUM S10 mobile phone and i have successfully rooted and installed a custom recovery . I need to install a custom rom on my device but i cant find any as this phone is not popular . I tried some ROMs

[for titanium S5 and titanium X] ,just downloaded and flashed through recovery but the mobile wont start .

so how do i find a rom that is compatible with my device ???

my device specs are : View attachment 3316157

-1 .3 GHz Quad Core Processor

-2 MP Front Camera

-8 MP Rear Camera with Flash

-12.7 cm (5) HD Display

-1 GB RAM

- 4 GB Interal storage expandable upto 32GB

-Dual SIM

Custom recovery is : Carliv touch recovery v2.2 , MTK CWM-based v6.0.4.4
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nexus5-32GB:
HI all, am thinking selling my OPO but have no idea what other phone to get while waiting for OnePlus Two :)

It has to be cheap (~100 $/€) and support custom roms, thats all i am asking! (am flashaholic, so can not live without it :mad: )

Any tips what should I go for? THX!!!
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] otacon239:
Moto G is always a good choice. Tons of support for ROMs and kernels and such. Also, the boot loader is easily unlocked. It's more than your price tag, but you'll be much happier with it's flexibility and more powerful processor.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aliyangohar4:
Nexus 6
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
plus they have consistent speedy updates of new android versions, decent batterylife etc, etc.

just a small screen
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Planterz:
Should I assume that despite your moniker that you do not currently own a Nexus 5? If that's the case, get your hands on a used Nexus 4. Tons of ROMs, kernels, mods, etc. A Galaxy S3 (with Snapdragon and 2gb RAM, not the Exynos one) wouldn't be a bad option either.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cheeze.keyk:
Go for Motorola and Nexus devices. They have plenty of custom rom support.

and fast when it comes to OS updates too. :D
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
this seems nice, dunno about updates though http://www.phonearena.com/news/Affo...edge-specs-and-fingerprint-ID-for-200_id68130
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gsmyth:
Very cheap, been checking these out too. Would love to try one out, some nice features.

http://www.geekbuying.com/item/Elep...GHz-Smartphone-13-0MP-Dual-Camera-344057.html
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
take a note of their presale, they had another one on 11th of May

http://www.gizchina.com/2015/04/24/...tedposts_origin=84489&relatedposts_position=0

not sure of they will ever have dev support though, due to the mediatek stuff. That kinda is a dealbreaker for me.

their upcoming models next month are also interesting, more expensive though.

browse the gizchina site, they got tons of info on Chinese phones :)
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gsmyth:
Yea its never going to be anywhere near the OPO. I did see a video of it running CM12 though, again though who knows if you'll be able to get hold of it.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nexus5-32GB:
Thank you all guys, am wondering getting some "china" phone, but seems like there is a problem with MediaTek CPU/chipset - the support of custom roms is quite small if none for some CPU/chipset/phones.

Can anyone explain me to this. If to get a phone with Mediatek chip, which one to get for widest custom rom support? Or is it like that the only thing matter is the model of CPU and custom rom working on specific CPU will work fine on other phone with same CPU?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Crossvxm:
Try the Oppo Find 7A or 7. Same device in a sense, only it has native Color OS (and no touchscreen issues). Sadly, NO LTE on some carriers. I think the Find 7 is $500 while the 7A is $400. In the US, hard to get, but not impossible, trust me. The 7 is QHD (2K resolution) while the 7A is 1080p. For that case, I went with the 7A as it packs more of a punch.

Or the Xiaomi Mi3W or Mi4, the native MIUI phones. Again, lack of LTE on US carriers but trust me, they are very fast, unique and a breath of fresh air since stock ("vanilla" android) TouchWiz, Optimus UI and Sense have gotten boring. Pricing varies, but average from $300 to $400, just watch out where you order it from.

Lastly, the Moto X 2014 packs quite a punch and a beautiful display, and you have a good warranty back up. Be sure to skip the Verizon model (XT1096) as it cannot have its bootloader unlocked and root is VERY limited. They can now be ordered for as little as $400 for the 16GB or $450 for the 32GB, and customized options do not affect pricing unless you opt in for accessories.

I cannot recommend the Nexus 5 as it had very aggressive thermal throttling, so you never experience the 2.3GHz at its fullest, it has also been pulled out of Google's lineup. The HTC One M8 is a MARVELOUS device, and very lag free, however, it has heat issues, sometimes they begin over a short amount of time and that heat will QUICKLY deteriorate the battery. The LG G3 has a nice display, however, it is a lag machine. You really can not use it for 3D games. The G2 is also old and problematic. The G Flex 1 is still worth considering, but it is HUGE, the POLED display is very prone to burned in imaged if not properly taken care of, the curved display is weird to some and it has a 720p resolution. It is however pretty darn great. The G Flex 2 sports a Snapdragon 810, but that is not a good thing. It has been noted that the 810 heats up ALOT, which is why the Xiaomi Mi5 might use the 808 and the G4 is confirmed to have gone with the 808. The Galaxy S5 and Note 3 have very slow UI animations and overall do not have great performance. The bloatware on them is also through the roof. The newer Note 4, Note Edge, S6 and S6 Edge are just too pricey. The Nexus 6 is a HUGE Moto X 2014, but it has a bit of a price tag, and if your hands are not as big as mine, you can forget it. It has superb performance. The Droid Turbo is beginning to meet its end at high prices when it comes to used ones, but again, no bootloader unlock and root is limited.

I would REALLY recommend sticking to it for a while longer as the OnePlus Two is around the corner, the Moto X 2015 is already being rumored, the Xiaomi Mi5 MIGHT enter the US market (if your in the USA) and so on. It might also be a bad idea to hold on to it as the release of the OnePlus Two will mean fans of the OnePlus One will want to sell theirs to get the newer one, and the used value of it will drop significantly or become a challenge to get rid of.
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] Minipli:
Hi,

I just wondered, how to turn off static navigation in the HTC P3300 and how to configure the integrated sirf III chip. I want to disable static navigation for geocaching.

Do "AplSirf" and "MMSirf" http://www.gpspassion.com/forumsen/post.asp?TOPIC_ID=39596&method=TopicQuote work with the Artemis?
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] crunchy:
any luck on getting it done?

still no luck?
[E 2015 General] deansouth8:
Enabled stock tether with help of XPosed Framework and Moto Tether Module.

Tried the straitforward way of just modifying build.prop and moto tether module but wasn't able to get out to the web. Curious to know if all my steps were necessairy. Here is what I did to get it working.

Needed:

Root

SQLLiteEditor

Build.Prof editing ability

XPosed Framework & Module X Tether also known as Moto Tether

Steps:

Edited the following database with SQLLiteEditor.

\data\data\com.android.providers.telephony\databases\telephony.db

Opened carriers

Filter/searched for the word boost for my ignorance here I edit all of them.

Under column 'type' change any that say default,MMS to default,MMS,dun and also change any that say fota,ia to fota,ia,dun

Exit SQLLiteEditor

I rebooted and installed the XPosed Framework with Module X Tether also known as Moto Tether

Changed the Line in the build.prop ro.mot.tether_dun_required=1 to ro.mot.tether_dun_required=0

Rebooted and then it worked.
[E 2015 General] zdeno88:
I did all of the steps listed above. I still cannot get my tablet connected to the internet when I am broadcasting the wifi network via the built in Moto E 2015 tether app. The tablet connects to the network using the password I created for it but will not load any webpages. They all timeout.

The moto E itself does have internet connectivity when tethering and when not.

Please help if possible!

Thanks
[E 2015 General] deansouth8:
The exact same thing happen to me while I was tinkering to get this working. I thought it should be working and wasn't, that's why I thought the order had something to do with it and posted mostly for me to remember what I had done. I tried everything, pinged gateways, static IP address on my tablet, you name it, to try to determine why it didn't work. Double checked for dumbthumb.

My setup, stock firmware that came with the phone, unlocked and rooted, running TWRP for what it's worth. I have in the past disabled some nobrainer bloat and even uninstalled or disabled some of the Motorola software. Maybe I missed something i did that was silly between steps too but, nothing huge I think.

You are the only one who reported back so far that tried. Wish there were at least someone reporting success with feedback.

I just tested my tablet and it still works DHCP, nothing special on the tablet side. If i get a hot moment, I'll go back to stock and re-do the process to see if I yield other results but, for now I recommend trying again, clear cache's and normal Android type stuff. Double check that XPosed and everything is working, rebooted etc..
[E 2015 General] zdeno88:
Thanks for the response nonetheless, I may try to get Treve Wifi MOD to work instead. I haven't been having success in finding the correct settings to work with that app either, unfortunately.
[E 2015 General] deansouth8:
No misconception. I got this working with XPosed Framework for Lollypop enabled and working, with Module Moto Tether installed and enabled. There really weren't any settings for Moto Tether other than having it enabled in Xposed.

Good luck.
[E 2015 General] zdeno88:
I have still been unable to find the right mix of settings to get my Boost Mobile Moto E 4G to become a hotspot using Wireless Tether (code. google.com/p/wifi-tether-treve-mod/downloads/list).

Can anyone help out and let me know how to get this to work???

Many many thanks.
[E 2015 General] deansouth8:
Okay... I see some more potential confusion. The xposed framework module download is called x tether. There module after installation is called Moto Tether. Sorry if there was confusion. I'm on boost Mobile and its working.
[E 2015 General] russ722:
Installed exposed and the x feather and modified the build prop, still can't get this to work. Do I need to do what the OP listed also?
[E 2015 General] zdeno88:
I did do all of that as you listed in the OP. I was unable to get internet connectivity through tethering. It would only create the hotspot but didn't provide internet connectivity itself.

I am now trying to use the WIFI treve mod that is pretty popular with a number of devices. I am trying to find the right settings within that app to get that to work. So far I have been unsuccessful.
[E 2015 General] russ722:
Got it working , using op instructions
[E 2015 General] johnmunsey:
I have a rooted Boost Mobile Moto E 2nd gen LTE (surnia xt1526) and have found a way to enable WiFi tethering without Xposed, etc. Using the app Build.prop editor I changed the value of "ro.mot.tether_dun_required" to "0" and added the value (

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Apologies for the cut-off post there.. Had to register to leave a post of greater length.. Anyway, as I was saying:

I changed the value of "ro.mot.tether_dun_required" to "0", and added the line "net.tethering.noprovisioning=true" to the end of the "build.prop" file using the app "build.prop editor" offa the Play Store.. That's it! Worked for me, hope it does for you, as I haven't been able to find any working fixes for my particular model of the Moto E.
[E 2015 General] gillyboty36:
Thanks! This worked flawless on my Virgin Mobile XT1526
[E 2015 General] nobreak1970:
Yes seems pretty easy to do on this version of the Moto E. I put my page plus sim in before activated on Verizon, XT 1528 and the native Wi-Fi hotspot option works beautifully for free apparently.
[E 2015 General] subhankar.datta:
Great Job BRO..It worked for me great :D
[E 2015 General] bob.teatow:
I recently acquired a Sprint-Prepaid branded moto e lte/2015/xt1526 and activated with no problem on RingPlus. I have LTE data on the phone no problem.

But I can't share via the WiFi hotspot. So I rooted, etc, etc, and tried the two build.prop tweaks suggested here. Still no joy.

I guess the phone's code has been updated to ignore those build.prop settings that make it all too easy to turn on Wifi-tethering.

Guess I'll try hacking telephony.db next, since running as either root or userid radio and invoking the APN settings editor via the am command yields a message that APN editing is not allowed for "this user".....

Any other bright ideas?
[E 2015 General] bw 1:
Do you have one of the Ring Plus plans that allow tethering?

If you can get stock working I would be interested in the steps needed.

If not, you should be able to use WiFi Tether Router - $2.80 from the play store and requires root.
[E 2015 General] bob.teatow:
OKAY. Thanks. I tried several other apps with similar names but genuine "WiFi Tether Router" for $2.80 seems to be working fine now on my xt1526 on Ringplus (Sprint)

I just carefully followed the config directions for Xt1526 and Sprint on the developer's webpages. (The out-of-the-box defaults do not work and I required a reboot to continue...)

(I would have paid more for this!)

Hooray. I won't confess how many hours I spent today trying various hacks. I learned a bit about adb and android. But not nearly enough. And oh by the way - I have been a professional Linux/C++/Java systems programmer/hacker for the last 10+ years. Haven't learned all the ins and outs of Android, since it's so darned easy to just download an app... Actually I use my Android Tablet, wifi Tethered to my phone, ssh'ing back to my computer at home (JuiceSSH highly recommended too!) to get my work done while waiting for the kids or wife at the mall...

I was using another phone on another carrier which only required a simple APN add the ",dun" string/edit to get that working -- but I couldn't pass up the practically free plans that Ringplus is offering...

My xt1526 is "stock" EXCEPT, I did the Moto unlock the bootloaders thing and "rooted" by fastbook/flashing a TWRP recovery image, also from this XDA board, of course.
[E 2015 General] onefourthgeek:
How did you edit the build.prop without root on the VZW Moto E? Or is this only for first gen Moto? I have VZW Moto E 2nd gen, android 5.1, activated with my postpaid sim.

thanks for any advice!

paul
[E 2015 General] hobbes_bsd:
I have a rooted Sprint pre-paid xt1526 comes with a stock Boost mobile firmware on a Ring+ plan with no tethering. Hotspot functionality is there and I can turn it on. I can connect other devices to it, but traffic doesn't reach to the internet.

I actually only need to modify the iptables every time after reboot to enable forwarding and NAT. Works perfect. "Wifi Tether" app works too, but it is a battery killer.
[E 2015 General] schuylar156:
Tried everything everyone has said and still can't get it working. Device connects to hotspot but isn't allowed internet access. Any ideas?
[E 2015 General] nicedog:
I have a sprint moto e 2015 on ringplus.

I flashed these two,

1. [ROM][6.0.1][Otus/Surnia][Unofficial]Temasek's CM13.0

2. MVNOSlayer R4.zip from this post "Flashable LTE fix for Moto E/6.x on Boost, Virgin, Sprint et al."

(note that you need latest twrp to get this to work, I used twrp-surnia-3.4.5-r1.img).

now I have a working WIFI hotspot!!!
[E 2015 General] iloveboba:
From TWRP, do you flash CM13.0 first, and then the LTE fix after the ROM is done flashing?
[E 2015 General] kskillz2000:
[MENTION=6365144]iloveboba[/MENTION] yes
[E 2015 General] CheBuzz:
What are the iptables commands you use to allow forwarding either through WiFi or USB tether?
[E 2015 General] mongkob:
I did something similar except I used [ROM][6.0.1][Otus/Surnia][Official]BlissPop instead. No need to edit anything. Native hotspot works without any problems.
[E 2015 General] wpcprez:
is there anything else you needed to do other than those 2 things? Mine doesn't seem to route properly. Wifi is able to be activated but not routing. If I connect via ADB and run an iptables command to forward it does work though.
[E 2015 General] JulesJam:
I have a RingPlus line that does not have free tethering but I was able to get free WiFi tethering on this RingPlus line using my Sprint Moto E 2015 XT1526 running 5.1 by doing the following:

1) unlock the bootloader;

2) flash custom recovery twrp-surnia-3.4.5-r1;

3) root the device;

4) change the value of "ro.mot.tether_dun_required" to "0" in the build.prop file;

5) add the line "net.tethering.noprovisioning=true" to the end of the build.prop file;

6) in fastboot mode run the following command

fastboot oem config fsg-id ringplus

7) install MVNO Slayer through TWRP:

http://xdaforums.com/moto-e-2015/cdma-development/flashable-lte-fix-moto-e-6-x-boost-t3290719

Some of the above steps may be unnecessary, idk, but this is what worked for me.
[E 2015 General] lou2004:
does your mms work? I got everything works except mms