yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Cilraaz:
Personally (on my Nexus 6), I use Slim Gapps.

Edit: I'm looking into building a custom Slim Gapps package and hosting it along with the CM13 builds so that everything is in one place. Keep an eye on the site. Hopefully it'll be up there soon.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Neffy27:
Will do, thanks for replying.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Cilraaz:
The first run of Gapps packages based on Slim are up on the site. I haven't had a chance to test the builds, but there were zero problems generating them, so they should be fine.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] asharad:
I installed the 5.04 version of this rom. It worked well until I installed Slim Gapps. Now I have mass error messages from gapps.

Edit... I was trying the official slim gapps. I'll try the version you are hosting.

2nd Edit... After 2 wipes and 2 installs with your custom gapps it works.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] GoodLooks550:
I have installed the last 3 builds and the provided gapps. Fresh install every time. No matter how many attempts of installation, I always get the error messages from gapps, even on the attempts where I didn't flash gapps. Anybody have any solutions to get around this? I have tried dirty flashing as well. No luck
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] asharad:
I've been running this ROM for a month using the May 4th build. The phone has been silky smooth in everything except bluetooth. I can pair the phone with my car radio, and it will play music just fine. But I can't make phone calls over bluetooth. The radio will stop playing music to place the call, but the call audio does not work over bluetooth. After my call is complete, the phone reboots. Any thoughts?

I've tested my radio with a different phone and it works fine, so I'm pretty sure the problem is with this ROM.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] gomangoman:
Bluetooth seems to be fixed in this international S4 ROM, which also works on Verizon S4 with MDK bootloader. I've been using it on my Verizon S4 for a couple months and happy with it. http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s4/i950...m-optimized-cyanogenmod-13-0-t3334475/page413
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] asharad:
I may give that a shot. I've tried several CM13 nightlies in the past 24 hours, and ended up reverting to CM12 to get working BT.

---------- Post added at 03:19 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:34 PM ----------

Actually, I think the fix is in this post. Here are the critical details:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] asharad:
I just installed the ROM you suggested, along with TWRP/F2FS and picoGAPPS. Here goes nothing!

---------- Post added at 06:57 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:23 PM ----------

Update, my car radio will play bluetooth audio, but will not do phone. Other phones work with the radio, so.... back to CM12. The reason I want CM13 is to be able to use my MicroSD as internal storage. My phone only has 16GB of internal storage, which is quickly consumed by music and audio books.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] asharad:
Here's an update in case someone else experiences the same problems. I've installed JDCTEAM AOSP for the I9505. This solved my BT troubles. I'll be testing that ROM for a few days before it becomes my daily driver, but I think my problems are cured.

EDIT... I was wrong. No cure here. It seems like any MM ROM gives me BT trouble. :(
[Nova Launcher] AVJG 420:
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subscribe to my Chanel guys:good::good::good::good: & hit like:good:

link for the app in video description.
[Nova Launcher] Saurabh K:
Really good launcher...
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] techfanatic9:
A quick video guide to unroot/unbrick Galaxy S6 Edge!

[YOUTUBE]mypPqaSsxkE[/YOUTUBE]

Download needed files and other information: http://www.androidrootz.com/2015/05/how-to-unroot-galaxy-s6-and-s6-edge.html
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] bpodnar:
I tried everything like you on this video but always get FAIL at the end of flashing stock firmware for my S6 edge g825f. Tried 3 different computers with win7, win8, x64 and x86 and more than 10 different USB plugs and also few samsung USB cables but no luck. It sits on FAIL 1 milimeter before ending flash. Please help!
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] Alex-V:
delete the hidden.Img from the firmware and it should flash..
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] bpodnar:
Where to find that file hidden.img? I dont have it when I extract the firmware from .zip it is only 1 file with .tar.md5 extension and no hidden.img anywhere.
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] Alex-V:
edit file name delete the .md5. now extract with winrar..delete the hidden.img from the extracted folder..download this toolkit

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3101195

and make your own firmware...

flash with Odin
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] beda_boy:
Will Smart Switch do any good for this scenario?
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] bpodnar:
Solved! Thank you very much!

LG G3 on Tapatalk
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] hikaro:
thank you at last now my phone unrooted :)
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] templarsniper:
Trying same technique

I don't see a file called hidden.img these are all the files seen after the teqnique you've mentioned.

system.img

recovery.img

cache.img

boot.img

sboot.bin

modem.bin

cm.bin
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] callumbr1:
You can always just flash the CORRECT PIT file in Odin to fix issues with fail at hidden.img
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] templarsniper:
I've tried flashing ZEROLTE_USA_TMO.pit with the firmware 7.0 for my S6 edge and it bricked it. The firmware is from sammobil and the pit don't remember where got it from. Since then Nand erased all.

When Im in Odin it says:

Product name: Sm-G925T

Current binary: Samsung Official

System status: Custom

FRP LOCK: OFF

Secure Download: Enabled

Knox warranty void: 1 (0x030c)

RP SWREV B:6 K:3 S:4

After flashing G925TUVS6FRC1_G925TTMB6FRC1_G925TUVS6FRC1_HOME.tar.md5 , alone I with no pit. It gets stuck at Tmobil screen during bootup, I've left it on this screen for at least 30 mins. Im gonna repeat the process and see where that gets me.
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] callumbr1:
In Odin uncheck auto reboot, after flash successful, boot directly to recovery and wipe data/cache. Then let it boot, as always first boot can take a while. At times my G925F took over 30 minutes to boot up first boot.
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] templarsniper:
Im up and running don't know what happened but Im in Thank God!
[General Questions and Answers] SamCHXDA1996:
I am now able to run CyanogenMod 12 on my HTC One M8 however apart from Coolify, all other root apps on my phone indicate that I don't have root access or that I'm not properly rooted, what should I do? ﻿
[General Questions and Answers] konsolen:
Hi sam,

How do you get cm12 on your m8?

Do you flash with recovery ?

If so, download su.zip from chainfire and flash it in your recovery.

If you dont have a recovery anymore write here and we try to flash a new one.
[Galaxy Tab S Themes and Apps] DUHAlgerianSkills:
[Help] How to change the ''back'' and ''recent'' buttons lights ?

they are white.
[Galaxy Tab S Themes and Apps] Tinderbox (UK):
You cannot change the colour they are suppose to be white, or do you mean they are on all the time, be more specific.

John.
[Galaxy Tab S Themes and Apps] DUHAlgerianSkills:
i was specific ,

what i meant was , make them blue,green red or anything else
[Galaxy Tab S Themes and Apps] Tinderbox (UK):
You mean like the notification led`s on older Samsung phone, never see an colour change option for those buttons.

Sorry.

John.
[Galaxy Tab S Themes and Apps] DUHAlgerianSkills:
thanks anyway, maybe others can help
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sharifuddin:
plz help me root my S4 min gt-i9192i
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Razvan:
Hi

Follow this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2494435

Good luck
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bradley Lim:
Hi I'm running JellySnap on my Samsung Galaxy s2 and I can't manage to put it into recovery so I can use a different rom, but don't get me wrong I'm no noob at booting my phone into recovery (Power off volume up buttons) but I think it's the Jellysnap rom that won't let me put it into recovery whenever i do the process of booting into recovery it just boots normally please help!
[XDA Assist] olarid7852:
PLease my phone was bootlooped after messing up with my build.prop file.

The problem is I dont have CMW recovery on my phone neither was usb debugging was enabled on my phone.

So I get a nandroid backup from a friend who use the same type of phone but I dont know how to flash it to my phone.

Note: My phone support adb sideloading and fastboot
[XDA Assist] Razvan:
Thread closed as user already founded the right place for asking.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=60791352#post60791352
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] mew99:
So I had rooted my AT&T Galaxy S6 w/ the Ping Pong Root app and realized that I could no longer receive the OTA update they pushed. How am I supposed to unroot and download this update if I can't find the stock firmware for the G920A w/ Baseband G920AUCU1AOCE.

Would these be the correct files to use w/ Odin 3.10.6 to restore to a stock rom and be able to get the update?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] skylinegtr116:
Go to the GENERAL SECTION and find the Att tar files and use Odin 3.10.6 to return to stock then either manually install the update or wait for it then root again
[G3 General] tidaboy9:
Ive been so sick of how poorly LG handles software heat management that I decided to create a portable yet practical fan heatsink case for my G3. At the time I didn't want to load any custom ROMs and then mess with the Kernal in order to solve the overheating throating issues we all face with the Stock G3 at some point.

Supplies = Aluminium Foil, Double sided tape, 40mm fan

Heres how I did it with spending less than $10:

[IMG="G3 Thermal Zones"]http://oi58.tinypic.com/28bwsxe.jpg[/IMG]

Take a look at the red areas in the picture above, These are the areas (that I believe) are where most of the G3s heat is accumulated.

-I took at least 5 sheets of paper size aluminium foil and I folded and compressed them into a poor man's heatsink about the size of those red areas in the picture.

- After that I was able to snap on the normal backcover with the help of some double sided tape

- Then I put some thermal compound (optional) onto the back cover near the red areas

- Applied 2-3 layers of aluminium foil on top of the thermal compound (or double sided tape)

-Stuck the 40mm on the back cover.

Done, the fan never gets in the way and allows my temps to remain a tad lower.

Let me know if anyone found this interesting so ill post some pics.
[G3 General] WstrKuNoužč:
Have you tried the CTT MOD (Custom Thermal Throttling)? You have to have ROOT+TWRP installed but it does wonders.

You should definitely try it if throttling really bothers you. :)
[G3 General] t2pham:
Not sure how effective it is but definitely impressive.
[G3 General] y0000:
post some pics, thermal compound from pc its ok to the smarphones?
[G3 General] superbonto:
i'd really like to see some pics. this sounds like a great DIY idea for me.
[G3 General] caesar170988:
A for effort but this makes no sense . i put in a copper shim and the back never gets hot anymore . all the heat goes to the frame .
[G3 General] HikariNoKitsune:
Definitely seems rather, coutner intuitive if you ask me.... I can understand putting some sort of 'heat sink' there if it was thin enough, but adding a fan??? That... just completely takes away any and all point to have the phoen be 'slim'. it wont work in 'cases' anymore without cutting a giant hole in the case. It wont fit in some (key word there) docks/car docks. It'll make the phone have a constant 'fan noise' unless you did some magical software tweak that only makes the fan turn on once it hits a certain internal temp... But I doubt that was done. Yea, sure, keeping the phone cool should be a good thing, but this just sounds like one hell of a horrible way to go about it. I do think its awesome that you managed to do it, and it is definitely an interesting way to go about it, but from a practical standpoint, its just obtrusive and inefficient.. As a previous commentor stated, just slip a piece of thin copper or something there and presto, problem solved.

And yea, I'm definitely with you there about the whole 'LG needs to stop being lazy with thermal issues' stuff. I've used many roms in the past with my G3, and I ONLY have a 'heat problem' whenever using roms that are 'close to stock'... which is very annoying... But, most of the time when I'm experiencing such thermal issues, is when I'm in the car and using Torque and Google Maps at the same time. But this is negated thanks to my car's A/C. I just spin the air duct around to face upwards and it blows directly onto the phone and the dock, cooling the phone down considerably.
[G3 General] tidaboy9:
awesome, ill post some pics once I get a hold of a camera that's not my phone :).
[G3 General] tidaboy9:
My heatsink design, is definitely inefficient, if I had the time and money, I would definitely use better materials. At the time I just did it for fun lol. Thxs for the copper shim idea, I was gonna gravitate towards one of those tiny heatsinks like the ones that are used on the Raspberry Pi, but found it hard to incorporate it in because of the curve plastic.
[G3 General] Citaafox:
I didn't even know overheating was a thing on the G3. I've used it pretty heavily, and I've never even felt the slightest bit of warmth. Is this only for certain models? I've got the D850 and you'd think with all the bloatware it'd be likely to heat up even faster. Though it never did on stock, and even now with an international rom it still doesn't. Regardless, that's pretty cool what you did! Never would've thought of it.. Would've been pretty useful on my Nexus 4 though :P
[G3 General] tidaboy9:
Frist off sorry for the “enguish”.

I can definitely understand your point, for the majority of “general consumers” who want no frills phone.

But the way I use my “phone” (if you want to describe the device by that small function), tends more towards this device as a true “pocket PC” and because of that I prefer my governor at MAX freq. At that governor I run an multitude of overlays which sum up to using at least ~30%-100% CPU usage FOR WHAT I CONSIDER “CAUSAL USE” (others deff don’t).

In regards to your points on it not even being a portable anymore, I’m trying to work within "reasonable" constraints, and honestly that 40mm fan only adds 10mm of height(that may be too extreme for some but not I). It still fits in my pocket just fine :).

The fan currently runs on a slim 1000mah battery and sits underneath the fan (ripped out of battery case).

I can connect the fan to my phone via a 4pin to USB adapter,

SO IM CLOSE to FAN PROFILES

all I need to do it figure out a way I could vary the voltage output on the G3 (if its possible via the kernel), and then all I need to do is set some custom Tasker strings and BAMB ---> “Fan Profiles”. ---> tbh Still not sure if this can work.

I believe the reason that the G3 has heat issues is not so much in its strict governor (that’s actually supposed to pervert it) but actually its a fundamental fault (or tradeoff) with the G3s thermal design, If you get a chance to see an IFIXIT takedown of the G3, ull see how the (Vol Up/Vol Down + PWD buttons) sort-of choke the 801. I had found some studies comparing temps of various loads among other 801 devices (ill post them once I find them). But I realize the impracticality of the comparison.

And at least for me, most of the AOSP ROMs on my G3 I've flashed I've noticed higher temps ave temps (w/o using it with overlays or anything fancy).

--> Not 100% sure so do call me out im im deff wrong :good:
[G3 General] tidaboy9:
Yah see the problem is a lot of people don't realize that their phone is overheating because the plastic(along with the back buttons) does not conduct the heat away from the processor fast enough for most to physical feel the immense heat under the hood, therefore causing the CPU to throttle to a slowdown.

If I wasn't confusing enough, heres an example:

HTC One M9

(Metal body (better conductor of heat)) vs

LG G3

(plastic)

The HTC One M9 will feel hotter (and thusly more people realize and complain about heat) but the CPU temps will be relatively lower and thus

throttle less

vs the G3 "feeling" cooler but the CPU temps run much hotter causing throttling.
[G3 General] Pfeffernuss:
Topic title = genius :D
[G3 General] darklight007:
Where do you power the fan exactly ?

EDIT:Sorry I was trying to post but I could only reply ,

I still don't get how this forum works completely.
[G3 General] jcfunk:
It would be nice to see some pics
[G3 General] mab71:
Which version would you recommend to use? I'm on cloudy g3 1.2 rom
[G3 General] WstrKuNoužč:
Well, i use 75 degree one and it's great. If you think the phone is too hot for you, you could always try 70, 65 or even stock-like 60 degree one. :)
[G3 General] Mevolent:
Image in the OP is broken, just thought I'd let you know. Although I don't get throttling problems. I heavily underclock the CPU to 960 mHz. One thing I have to agree to would heat issues. About 20 minutes of light use and I'm getting temperatures of about 60 degrees Celsius.

Analysed and optimised by LG-D855
[Xperia Z1 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CruzEmpire:
hello there..

is it true that if we update to lolipop, camera shutter button & vibrate will not work?

current region is Malaysia..

can someone confirm it?tq
[LG Optimus G (International)] QA Bot:
Q&A for [ROM][5.1.1_r1] XenonHD Stable 2.0 Build 2 (28.04.15)

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[Nexus 4 General] drew1ind:
Basically, some people get a notification that says google play services needs an update (5.0 and above), but it won't update.

Fix:

Go to Settings --> Under personal, Apps --> Switch to the "All" tab --> Find google play services, then tap on it --> Find, and uncheck "Show notifications"

This should work, as I haven't had it, even on reboot.

This is also much easier than doing a factory reset (obviously).
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anshmiester78900:
Yes I have turned off Scanning always available under advance options(Not a noob :p). But still my wifi was on over the night. Turning it off and on doesn't make any difference it just stays on. Is there any wakelock detector app that can tell which app may be causing it ? Also i have included the screenshots below . Please do have a look.
[Moto E Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] youniqueg33k:
Hi, I can't help but be baffled by the lack of ROM and dev support for the Moto E Surnia, but I see lots of goodies for this Condor version. So I have a question or two. First my own hunch tells me somehow that the Condor is non CDMA or unlocked Moto E. I have a Virgin Mobile and I know also that the Sprint and Boost Mobile Moto E versions also are nicknamed Surnia, apparently just a different build of bootloader? Obviously I'd wished it was Condor as I could be in heaven with this phone. However, of the few alphas for Surnia I've tried I just run into deadends when booting these rom, in spite of clean wipes and everything. So my question now is what more is the differences between these two variations and might anyone know if I can flash a Condor bootloader somehow? Or can Condor roms be used on the Surnia versions?
[Moto E Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zachf714:
the Surnia moto e is the 2015 moto e. Large difference
[Moto E Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abacate123:
Surnia = Moto E 2015 the new one

Condor = Moto E 1 the old one, you are posting at the condor forum now.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] moto211:
please don't answer with "try using search"

i tried searching and was unsuccessful. maybe i don't phrase my searches good enough or maybe there isn't anything to found. Either way, i didn't find anything. anichillus' site is down and i need to figure some things out.

can someone please point me in the direction of a tutorial.

if not, can someone please tell me how to figure out where to put all of the dll's and stuff that is in the "missing" folder?
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] b.mann:
its in the kitchen's help folder

Anichillus siad he will work on more in the future

and for the dll and other missing files, find them, then cut and paste them into the directory that they are said to be missing from
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] mattk_r:
The only one I know for the whole kitchen is under C:\Core\Help. You're probably best to ask achillies (sorry if I spelled wrong) directly, but if you look up the specific component/process that is generating the "offending" pieces, you might be able to find more info on why it thinks it's bad, and how to resolve it. Sorry I can't be more help.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] thomassster:
I'm also a noob and I'm trying to follow that tutorial. I have a base nk.nbf in the source folder and I click on dumprom and I see a window flash up and then it's gone. I don't see anything in the dump folder. Am I missing something?
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] b.mann:
does the dumprom make a window popup that asks if this [Core\Extract\Source] is where your nk.nbf file is?

that should happen first before you can dump it
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] Cing 8125:
Download Here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=309549

It will place a folder on your C drive inside the folder open the help file
[Galaxy S III Android Development] zapty:
First one cool !!

Thanks bro will try it out !!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] TheBlackStig:
ok,thanks bro :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gamerjim:
How is the performance of this ROM compared to Nian's ROM? the last version of shuaidi's ROM I tried seem laggy as compared to Nian's one…
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mrjoy:
App restoration problem gone or still present?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kulukenes:
I can try this but still waiting for some feedbacks.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] zennmoto:
So far it runs well .. scrolling is not quite smooth and the battery gets a little hot .. and the sync with messages is a bit dizzy(in lockscreen when a message arrives it does not show the name, just the number)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] romano19:
the signal is very bad. sometime i got missed call although I do not turn off the phone. i see no service in stt bar. i dont have this problem with other roms.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ClaudioIT:
What's better between this and jing95916 miui 6 rom?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] TheBlackStig:
play store is working

better battery life

no bugs
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sassinapoli:
Antutu scores?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] neonzoff:
Спасибо бро :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] TheBlackStig:
незачто bro :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ArYaNsH:
Awesome, gonna flash it and report back. Do you intend to support this rom with OTA updates?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] monte22:
last i used this rom it does support OTA .

i updated from 5.5.8 to 5.5.16 .
[Galaxy S III Android Development] TheBlackStig:
ROM support OTA update , yes
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pavel73:
It's irelevant
[Galaxy S III Android Development] OxygeenHD:
I'm having issues with this rom, apparently my phone is not rooted anymore, i wanted to use Link2SD... can anyone help me ?