yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deccaiueo:
This happening on my nexus 5.1.1 to wtf Google!!!
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] akssi:
I am using lg nexus 4 and suddendy i had a green screen display problem..... any one help me to fix it .... i am using chroma rom 6.0 marshmallow and the green screen sucks .....
[Onetouch Idol 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] catapp:
My Idol is sitting on the table next to me, sleeping - black screen, hasn't been touched in at least an hour. All of a sudden it starts playing music. I know it isn't a call cause I don't have a sim card in it yet. So I turn it on and find it has started an app -Catistry (Amazon App store)- and is waiting for me to play.

Yes folks - this is the future of smart phones - they call the shots.
[Onetouch Idol 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SeriousGeorge:
It's not just me then. I've unlocked the phone and found an app open that I didn't open before locking it. It doesn't happen too often, but I've seen it maybe 3 or 4 times in the last week.
[Sony Xperia M2] miftakhudin shofawi:
anybody have the kernel with cwm?? Please share in here,

Thnks before and

sory my english is poor
[Sony Xperia M2] Matze6989:
Here is one. Or what do you mean?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=60888150
[Sony Xperia M2] miftakhudin shofawi:
if it works on firmware D2403 18.1.1.C.1.15 sir ?
[Sony Xperia M2] Matze6989:
Yes.
[LG Optimus G Pro] ecrum:
well Guys seems to me i have found a work around to root stock 5.0.1

after flashing kdz boot and turn usb debugging on and allow mock location. after tht try this link to download vroot for windows

http://vrootapk.com [MENTION=365839][/url] thanx vroot team for this nice effort

after that instal this ver. of towel root and make it rain :) thanx [MENTION=3280118]geohot[/MENTION]

https://mega.nz/#!4ZQDESDB!jnGxyjZZQp3zjSXRcQxlK5HOQYzi25OOg_SePONiTSA

reboot and install Busybox and wala. its rooted now. well you should not try to use super su and as the aboot doesn't support loki so we have to wait for custom recovery too.. e980 user are welcomed to use the method bt as following convention i must say i am not responsible for any soft and hard bricks and warranty voids. try at your own risks ;)
[LG Optimus G Pro] khan.orak:
Thank you for posting this.

Root was possible before this also. The main thing is Recovery. Hope to see one soon.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Brummlemann:
After installing multiboot and updated to CM 12.1 from multiboot. My screen is messed up when i try to use android HUGE fonts and really unreadable screen

Anyway , im trying to reinstall android 5.0.1 But when im using factory installing cm i think 12.1 the screen has the same issue. There is no way i can navigate to enable usb debugging on the phone .

But it is possible for me to start my alternative Ubuntu touch os it works fine.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NFSHesham:
How to install system apps such as the camera and gallery of the Tab S instead of the normal outdated current one running on stock 4.4.2 Kitkat
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Usual method put them in the root /system /apps folder.That is providing each app is compatible .
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NFSHesham:
is root necessary ?
[Android General] corbmonster:
I've been rocking my Nexus 4 for a while now (really didn't want the N6) and I'm looking forward to the next nexus devices. I've read a couple articles saying that your personal data / info is not wiped from your phone when doing a factory reset, and is easily recovered. What should I do when I get a new phone, and I want to sell / hand down my N4, and keep unwanted hands out of my info?
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] forzanetti:
So I was thinking about applying some mink oil on my brown leather G4. Anybody has better ideas on how to take care of the leather back?
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dozenboy0012:
I read the leather treatment is a 14 week process similar to Louie V. Bags and leather is same quality so I'm sure you would take care of it similar to those items i mentioned.
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pyrres:
I just sprayed some nanosealant/leather care spray over the back. Should be fine, if not then on to the proper leather care products that I use for my jackets and boots.
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marko68:
I use a case :D
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jesamyn:
I'll probably use either coconut oil or the same stuff I use on my jacket and boots.
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] the_scotsman:
Yea, I have some leather balm for my car seats. Might give it a try on the phone.
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 89titanium:
Just let it get that natural rugged wear and tear :cool:

That's how I treat my boots and leather jackets :cool:
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phillymade:
Here is the link to the LG site and the care of the leather. It does not tell you much on how to care for it. Just thought I would share it.

http://www.lg.com/us/support/product-help/CT10000003-CT10000027-1433215391097
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] superbonto:
tried to moisten up the leather using some extra virgin olive oil but cololite leather balsam for smooth leather did a better job. my leather back now shines! LOL
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hunter3160:
Would it be good idea to use the armorall leather wipes on the leather back of the g4
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] diamond12:
Also, similar post here, if it helps anyone.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] schrodinger56:
Every time I flash a CyanogenMod nightly I loose Root and TWRP recovery and have to reflash them using ODIN. Is this normal when flashing CM nightlies or am I doing something wrong?

Thanks
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] *Detection*:
I guess if the ROMs come without root and with stock recovery, that will happen, that's what happens when you flash stock ROMs

I haven't tested any CM ROMs so not sure if they contain SuperSU and Recovery
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ad0dh67:
CM has inbuild root, you enable it in developer options
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Accessories] londere:
well im from mexico an i need a motherboard for a wizard dont care if is a g4-g3 only i need it

i be able to pay for that 120-220 bucks 110-210euros 1200-2000 pesos mexicanos plus shiping in dhl or ups plz helpme

send your details to my pm or zerstoren@hotmail.com or if you want call me +525513996784 only 2-9 pm (-6.00 hrs) mexico hour

help me
[Raspberry Pi General] kbh9229:
how to install on windows 10? thanks..
[XDA Assist] elidoperezmd:
Hi all...

im looking for a tablet with free 3g out of the box. same thing that the kindle paper white offers. any ideas?
[XDA Assist] dagger:
Hi.

Such offers depend greatly on your location.

My suggestion is to go to a local retailer and ask him about such tablets.

Cheers.
[XDA Assist] XDA Visitor:
So I've been running around a while trying to figure out what root tools will work to root this latest update. Looking to eventually flash Cyanogenmod onto it. To make matters more difficult, I'm also using a Mac. Would be great if there was an APK I could download directly onto my phone, but will settle for a tool that I can use on my mac. Thanks a bunch guys!
[XDA Assist] Razvan:
Hi there,

You'd be best served asking for help from the experts who own your device, here but first register an account on XDA:

[FAQ][HELP THREAD] LG G3 | Ask any question | FAQ in first post [Noob Friendly]

Al;so you can see this method: [ROOT][IOroot] LG G3 4.4.2 Jailbreak [D850|D855|F400|VS985][Yahooo!]

Good luck
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Lurker0:
My primary goal was to build exfat and ntfs-3g for x86, for my Lenovo Yoga Tablet 2 830L, but I've resulted with a project that can be built for any platform, using only Android NDK, even under Windows/Cygwin. Also I've ended up with a mount script, which was not a trivial task. I thought it might be useful for other devices, or other developers. The project is here:

https://github.com/Lurker00/Android-fs

The pre-built binaries for ARM and x86, along with a mounting script, are here:

https://github.com/Lurker00/Android-fs/releases

So, if your device is running Android KitKat, it misses exFAT and/or NTFS support, and you have rooted it, you may try... I said, KitKat, because I have no idea how these things are working in Lollipop and later, and I don't believe there is any interest in earlier versions.

If you have any suggestions on how it can be improved, you are much appreciated :)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] royeiror:
Very nice, I'll try with Lollipop and get back to you.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Lurker0:
I've created a CWM/TWRP installation zip, with pre-built binaries for most of platforms, including 64-bit. It is also there:

https://github.com/Lurker00/Android-fs/releases

It still requires root and SuperSU already installed.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Lurker0:
I've updated the drivers to version 1.0.2:

1. One more supolicy rule added to the mounting script. Without it, unmount from Android Settings didn't work.

I didn't put per-platform binaries this time, because the recovery zip contains them all.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Lurker0:
I'm sorry for so frequent updates, but

exFAT/NTFS fuse drivers binaries for Android v1.0.3

The problem is that the original exFAT driver was designed to update the file system only at unmount events, but the current Android never unmounts microSD mounted not by Android's vold process :( Meaning, file system corruption may happen on a reboot or power off.

Version 1.0.2 partially addresses that issue, and is stable enough. Only freshly created directories can be damaged by a reboot, and only if there were no any file operations after that, i.e. a rare case. Version 1.0.3 ensures that the file system is kept consistent almost always. It can be damaged only by removing microSD card during write operation.

Nevertheless, I plan to make at least one more release, to keep microSD clean, when there are no pending writes. Also, I'd try to improve the write performance compared to 1.0.3, without a penalty of the file system consistency.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Lurker0:
I just have released

exFAT/NTFS fuse drivers binaries for Android v1.0.4

and I can say I'm quite satisfied with both performance and robustness of the resulting exFAT driver (no changes were made to ntfs-3g). So, I believe, it is the final build for a while.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] jocala:
When I mount an external with exfat I get "Permission denied" for any writing op...it's totally r/o. Running as root

mount.exfat -o rw,umask=000 /dev/block/sda1 /system/test

Thanks for any help...currently stumped.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Lurker0:
Do you try to write also as root? If you don't, the reason can be CELinux restrictions.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] jocala:
setenforce 0 fixed me up. Thanks for the reply!

(and for the binaries)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Alexey71:
Work
[Miscellaneous Android Development] PrinceGITS:
Hi,

I'm trying to use your drivers on my Chuwi Vi8 Intel based tablet but i have an error message in the log :

Error: SECONDARY_STORAGE is not set. Don\'t know where to mount!

I tried to take a look at the shell script but my memory is too confused about sh to understand what is done.

Can you help me to fix this ?

I installed your drivers using the zip file and modified the logfile variable to enable log.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] asteck:
Hello,

I have the same problem here, and the same kind of device. Can I set the path manually, instead of using the environment variable?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Lurker0:
Of course, you can!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] asteck:
Hey there, meanwhile I had some time, and figured it out. I can give the path manually in the script. I modified it that if it not find the system variable SECONDARY_STORAGE, then it uses the path what Chuwi Vi8 use(/storage/sdcard1), and it is working with my Chuwi Vi8!

I attached the modified script.

!!!USE IT ONLY WITH CHUWI Vi8 dual boot windows8.1/android4.4!!!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] asteck:
And ready! :)

Thank you very much for your work!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] PrinceGITS:
Thanks ! :highfive:

I didn't had time to check this thread since last year ( :p ).

I'll update with your shell script this evening.

Thanks again for your help.

And thanks Luker0 for your driver.

It will ease the use of my SDcard between Android and Windows. :)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] asteck:
But keep in mind, sdCard handling is not perfect in Chuwi Vi8. When you switch from android to windows, somehow the android keeps the sd-reader locked. That is why you can't use it in windows. If you make a turn off-turn on (not simple restart) in windows, then you can use the sdcard again. From windows to android it works perfectly, only from android to windows is problematic.

Sorry for the slight off topic in this thread, this is the chuwi vi8 thread:

http://xdaforums.com/android/general/chuwi-vi8-review-cheap-z3735f-8-tablet-t3066807
[Miscellaneous Android Development] PrinceGITS:
I know this problem and had it several times.

I think I'll unmount the SDcard in Android before switching to Windows.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] PrinceGITS:
I tried last evening but it didn't work.

asteck, I looked at your script and I have a question.

Why do you add the variable in the "if...then" ?

if [ x$SECONDARY_STORAGE == x ]; then
echo "Error: SECONDARY_STORAGE is not set. Don\'t know where to mount!" >> $logfile
#exit 1
secstor=/storage/sdcard1
fi

I think this can be done outside the condition.

I didn't haave enough time to make some checks, I'll try to execute the script from a terminal with echo messages to understand where it doesn't work.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] asteck:
Yes, you can put it outside. My mistake. I think I put it there to execute only if there is no SECONDARY_STORAGE system variable, but if there is one, then it is fails now, because the variable don't get a value. It was a quick resolution for the exact problem.

However, to solve you problem maybe you should just change the path "/storage/sdcard1". You can check the right path by putting a FAT32 sdcard in it, and see where it mounts in a file explorer. My Chuwi Vi8 mounts to here, that is why I use this path.

I attached again with an else statement for use SECONDARY_STORAGE if exist, and the log is turned off.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] mrchrister:
Confirmed working! This is great, I kind of gave up on using exfat on my teclast x98 air iii (Intel x86)

I used asteks file from post 20. I ran into an issue where the symbolic link files were not created on startup. I created all symlink files manually with root explorer and now my 64gb card is being recognized as exfat. My tablet natively reads NTFS cards but it had issues with large files. All my movies stopped half way through. Now with exfat they work. Thanks for this!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] felipelotero:
I've the same device (teclast x98 air iii) with dual boot (Android / Windows 10).

Could you explain the steps to get exFAT working in Android?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] mrchrister:
hey man, I'm happy to help you with this. let me know how far you've come along, that might be easier..

basic steps:

mount /system/xbin read/ write (r/w ) with root explorer. copy the following files in here:

probe

mount.exfat

ntfs-3g

ntfsfix

(find them in the x86 folder)

copy install-recovery-2.sh from post #20 to /system/etc/install-recovery-2.sh

now all files have to be executable. simply mark the files in root explorer and go to permissions, set a tick at execute in all 3 lines (777)

then open terminal emulator on your air iii and execute the following commands line by line (with system/xbin still being r/w)

cd /system/xbin

ln -s mount.exfat mount.exfat-fuse

ln -s mount.exfat dumpexfat

ln -s mount.exfat exfatfsck

ln -s mount.exfat exfatlabel

ln -s mount.exfat mkexfatfs

ln -s mount.exfat fsck.exfat

ln -s mount.exfat mkfs.exfat

format microsd to exfat in windows, plug in, restart.

if it doesnt work edit install-recovery-2.sh and enable logging to see what doesnt work
[Miscellaneous Android Development] felipelotero:
Thank you for your fast answer. My problem is as following:

Even Root Explores says that /system/xbin is RW (and let me copy all files and change permissions), when I try to make links, terminal says

ln: mount.exfat-fuse: Read-only filesystem

and it's the same for the other links
[Miscellaneous Android Development] mrchrister:
try the following as your first command in terminal:

mount -o rw,remount /

alternatively use the "link to this file command" in root explorer, than rename
[Miscellaneous Android Development] felipelotero:
This command works without errors (after a previous su), but there's still the same read-only problem when making links

This method seems to work! Now I can read a 64 GB exFAT microSD in the Teclast X98 airIII Android! :victory:
[Miscellaneous Android Development] mrchrister:
awesome dude!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] libr8:
Thank you everyone here, esp lurker0 and asteck for your attachments, great work. I had been looking to add exfat compatibility to a number of roms I've been testing on my G3 armeabi-v7a handset. I was coming up null until I looked over lurker0's readme with this script "/system/etc/install-recovery-2.sh mount". Before that I had been running the scripts in mrchrister #23's post which the terminal outputs did seem to suggest that effort in my instance was a bit redundant for the where my handsets state/status was in this process. I'm still looking over the thread and content for applying this and was hoping someone/anyone may have some insight to setting the kernel to implement the install-recovery-2.sh mount script on startup? As in testing when preparing this post I first thought maybe adding to init.d but then I realized the script is only effective when run as su and I'm still looking to do further testing on the best implementation of the install process. As initially I used the binary through twrp install. Please except my apologies on my n00b linux aptitude coming from win script kiddie processes. Thanks again everyone this thread is surely treasure just want to polish this gem a bit for my use. Excellent work lurker0 many thanks.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] libr8:
Added Note: Have been testing this lollipop release and I understand was some caution offered for this process beyond kitkat but seems to work with lollipop just trying to iron out the best implementation.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] mrchrister:
libr8: check install-recovery.sh and see if it executes install-recovery-2.sh. i believe i had to remove the hash tag there
[Miscellaneous Android Development] userant:
i'm having the same problem, can any of you give more detail step by step how to make this thing work please.thanks.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] mrchrister:
[MENTION=7411489]userant[/MENTION] it might be easier to use the temp twrp for intel chipsets and then install the file through recovery. i had to flash my tablet since i wrote that and this way it created all the right permissions and symbolic links
[Miscellaneous Android Development] supremoh:
Not working on Chuwi HiBook with Android 5.1.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] feletoch:
Hibook have a different file storage name, you need to change to this in the install-recovery-2.sh

device=/dev/block/mmcblk1

mmcblk1 is my microsd storage, use this to check

ls -l dev/block
[Miscellaneous Android Development] asiansaga:
i'm trying to add exfat support for my kernel device, Redmi 2 Prime.

already tried to add using this source github[dot]com/dorimanx/exfat-nofuse

kernel build successfully, even when i ran

cat /proc/filesystems

it showed exfat in its list

but when i connect sdcard with exfat it shows not supported filesystem

now, i want to try with your code, can you help me on how to build this support to my kernel, so i can get exfat support when i connect my USB via OTG.

thanks
[Miscellaneous Android Development] bflmpsvz:
hi, I'm not quite clear about the installation process. I suppose the binaries are cross platform so I put the UPDATE-android-fs-1.0.4-install.zip and simply flash it from recovery. This will make all hardlinks and put binaries inplace. I guess /etc/install-recovery-2.sh is auto-run each boot and should care about mounting the media card. Do I need to edit something in it if my SDcard device path is /dev/block/mmcblk1p1 and desired mount point is /mnt/external_sd ?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] bflmpsvz:
So I've almost got it working. Remaining problem is that install-recovery-2.sh is not executed on boot. install-recovery.sh calls it. Exec perms are granted. Do I need to set "Trust system" and "Allow SU at boot" in SuperSU? These options are OFF by default.

If I call install-recovery-2.sh with root privileges manually after system has booted, my SD is successfully mounted.

Additional question is, where should I set SECONDARY_STORAGE ?

I can''t use /mnt/media_rw because this dir seems having removed all write permissions each reboot.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Maelstrom:
Hi everyone!

I've tried this on Cube iWork10 Ultimate dual boot, Win10+Lollipop 5.1.

Here's what i found in log:

id: uid=0(root) gid=0(root) context=u:r:install_recovery:s0

Error: SECONDARY_STORAGE is not set. Don\'t know where to mount!

Starting for /dev/block/mmcblk1p1

/dev/block/mmcblk1p1 file system: d

Error: /dev/block/mmcblk1p1 is not supported!

I am 100% sure that my SD is exFAT. It's Samsung Evo 128gb, I formatted it myself.

Is there a chance that probe incorrectly identifies filesystem? And is there a way to force mount as exFAT? I'm noob in linux scripts, sorry!

This project was like a ray of light for me, after couple of weeks using Paragon NTFS+HFS, which is not customizable and buggy.

Any help would be greathly appreciated.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] mrchrister:
I remember a few posts back someone customized the mount location for a different device. It looks like mmcblk1p1 is not the right mount point. BTW this really works well! I've been using my exfat 64gb card with this driver for half a year now and not had any issues
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Maelstrom:
Thanks for quick reply!

I believe that mount point given in the script is correct, as Paragon uses it and successfully mounts (see screenshot).

That's weird, but I'm starting to think this is due to large capacity or smth about cluster size...

Maybe you can suggest directions where to dig, as for now I'm stuck...
[Miscellaneous Android Development] mrchrister:
Just a shot in the dark.. But could it be that the paragon driver is reserving the mount point? Maybe you have to uninstall it before using the script. Did you install the script through recovery?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Maelstrom:
Yes, script was installed through recovery. Thanks for idea, will give it a try soon!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Maelstrom:
Nope. It didn't work. I uninstalled Paragon, and still getting the same error in the log. Did a full format of SD, no effect. Will stay on Paragon for now.... Anyway, any ideas are welcome, thanks.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] HaoZeke:
Hey, is there any way to implement this in the kernel?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Lurker0:
For kernel, there is an open source driver by Samsung.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] HaoZeke:
You mean sdcardfs?

I implemented that... I was wondering if that's enough...
[Miscellaneous Android Development] damon12:
Even vold keeps falsely complaining that my sdcard is damaged and apps now don't scan media in my sdcard, at least I can now browse my exFAT formatted sdcard. Great job!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ZeroTheSavior:
Installed this on an Android x86 device and it works, but does not mount during boot. If I use mount.exfat only root can see it, is it possible to mount as /storage/sdcard1 and have I available to all apps?

Edit: never mind. Did su -c and it mounted to all users.