yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S6 General] SilkyJohnson:
Exactly.

If you're smart enough to find XDA, you must have some basic knowledge of Android and/or Samsung. I knew full well going into this phone that I'd be waiting forever for updates, but that's not why I bought it:

I wanted the:

*Camera

*Screen

*Baller fingerprint scanner (always wanted this)

*Looks (aesthetics are important to me - I take the case off and hold it naked at night)

*Fast internal storage at 64gb (I could care less about sdcards - I'm a cloud man at 50% full)

That's what I got. I sold my Nexus 6 two weeks after buying this. I'll probably sell this when the "new" Nexus 5 drops. It's the circle of my Android life ?

TL;DR don't buy Samsung phones if you want/expect to be on the latest version of Android.
[Galaxy S6 General] ¿Will-it-Blend?:
And Samsung is actually pushing to get updates out faster. I won't be suprised if we get M before 2016. But as you mentioned I didn't buy the phone for that.

Also lol at the naked part. I take mine out of its case at night as well. I just like to feel it[emoji6]
[Galaxy S6 General] j.go:
I've been using an iPhone 6 plus the past 4 months. My first iPhone since 4, but I still ended up buying an S6 2 weeks ago. I just couldn't imagine using the 6 plus as my main phone till the next nexus is released (nexus 6 wasn't released in my country, that's why I opted for the 6 plus).

Hardware is good, and if you play a lot of games, then it's probably the device for you. Standby battery drain is amazing,. However, since I don't really play much mobile games, and I use a lot of google apps, gaming performance is a little down on the priority list. All the iOS google apps are poor versions of their android counterparts. iOS doesn't even have Keep! But i missed google keyboard the most.

There are a bunch of other reasons why I bought the S6 despite having the 6 plus. It comes down to personal preference and the way one os did this or that compared to the other. To me, a lot of things that iOS did right isn't as important as what android did right. I still use the 6 plus as my second phone, but the S6 is my main phone right now.
[Galaxy S6 General] dt33:
Still havent fixed aggressive RAM management and LTE/4G bad reception and drains battery still there. No notifications on apps, still havent fixed? What the meaning release 5.1.1, if all the bug are still there? :mad:
[Galaxy S6 General] SilkyJohnson:
I haven't received the update yet (AT&T) but I'm assuming it comes with a new kernel and baseband, correct? And you've had it running for roughly 24 hours?

In review videos heads up notifications act proper to 5.1 now, also not to mention all the thousands (more? less?) lines of code that were modified that you don't see.

Let it chill for a few days, homie.
[Galaxy S6 General] dandroid13:
Google must fix them, so far they didn't. Android M still has the connection battery drain.
[Galaxy S6 General] DT84:
So many pages, and no posts about what's good about this update, just complaints about what it should have included.
[Galaxy S6 General] zdravkodubravec:
You are right ...
[Galaxy S6 General] FSOP:
Apparently it hasn't included the memory management fix, or any of the expected camera features. So seems like a massive waste of time.
[Galaxy S6 General] cokey77:
From the amount of people complaining about this that and the other I've come to the conclusion no smartphone is worth buying and what a lot of people just want to buy is a dumb phone and then there's nothing to get upset about because it only has one function and that's to be phone. Where spoiled with this smartphones and expect to much from them if you don't get what you want the toys are out the pram and the dummy spat out even though it's you that bought the phone in the first place. Any way enough of that updates with bugs are just the way it is now weather we like it or not because of the constant demand from the consumer wanting more and more so things are going to be rushed at times just sit back enjoy what you have while you have it ;)
[Galaxy S6 General] Ave666:
Someone, try post some result about raw support on third party apps. Also ram management difference on 5.1.1 all I see here is whining and cursing

Sent from my SM-G920F
[Galaxy S6 General] n70shan:
These Multinationals are making people Fool ... and you know what? we love getting fooled :silly:
[Galaxy S6 General] FurryMurry:
Apart from the missing features above, 5.1(.1) does include more then 14000 changes (with lots of fixes) throughout the OS. So to call it a waste, is not a very realistic or good point of view.
[Galaxy S6 General] zdravkodubravec:
;) one smart person ...

http://www.androidauthority.com/rumors-reality-check-617162/
[Galaxy S6 General] phate89:
All the people tried the leaked 5.1 described it as better, faster, someone with better battery and there was no fix for ram and no raw in that version too.. It's veeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeery disappointing that there's no raw support and no ram fix but it still can be better

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That's ok for raw support but not for fix in their software bugs or flaws.. If you make a major release you have to fix main problems you know of..
[Galaxy S6 General] zdravkodubravec:
I don't compleatly think it is only up to Samsung

Google also has the fix for ram but haven't released it ...
[Galaxy S6 General] FSOP:
I'm sure it will be way better, don't get me wrong, but it seems some of the major features are missing (Although AFAIK they were only rumored by sammobile anyway)
[Galaxy S6 General] phate89:
one thing is the android memory leak that don't release the memory and in the long period you will see the problem but this is all samsung.. You get this behavior even right after a reboot. Also all lollipop phones with 2+ gb of ram "multitask" a lot better than the S6... Lollipop has other native flaws but this is samsung's fault
[Galaxy S6 General] derWolf_:
People are freaking SOOOO MUCH about the lack of raw support, that one would think that the phone has such a crappy camera that the addition of raw support is the only hope for it. Well.... the phone has easily the best camera out there. Can't you just enjoy it as it is? Be honest with yourself: how often would you use the function? I know for myself, that I won't be using it AT ALL.

90% of the people here who are WHINING about the lack of raw support in the 5.1.1 update are going to use it maximum once, just to see what it is, and then they would forget about it completely. So what's all the fuss about? Nothing, really.... (if you don't trust me - go ask the owners of G4/ M9 how often do they use this function)

It's so hypocritical when I think about it. Everybody is demanding newer and newer functions, like raw support, shutter speed and god knows what else. Everybody wants the newest version of the OS RIGHT NOW but also if it can come without ANY bugs or flaws. Well, it doesn't work that way. If you are demanding the newest right now, you will have to deal with some bugs here and there. And that's the case for every OEM right now I can think of.

About the ram management - for those of you who are that affected by it - there is a fix. Yes it does require root and it is unofficial, but if the problem for you is that big (and from the posts of some people it turns out the phone is basically unusable) then whining about it wouldn't really help, would it?
[Galaxy S6 General] Wiseson11:
Tmobile updates suck the always take important parts of updates out.
[Galaxy S6 General] FSOP:
This is getting out of hand, no need for personal attacks guys, maybe we should get back on topic.
[Galaxy S6 General] zdravkodubravec:
I do think we need ... no matter what they haven't or have included in this update , I will have to weate till it comes to Croatia ... i only think that we in Croatia are a bit more lucky as there is only several s6 that have bugs or issues. .. and also that we can buy it cheaper then most people ...
[Galaxy S6 General] dfaovred:
RAW support was never confirmed by Samsung anyway so it shouldn't matter.

Google have always been terrible at managing RAM, look at Chrome for instance.

My battery life is ok, not as good as the S4 was but it's acceptable considering the hardware inside.

zdravkodubravec - "i have dslr and I hardly ever use raw" (funniest thing I've read today) :laugh:
[Galaxy S6 General] alexxutzu:
So...nobody have any ideea when the International update will come?:eek:
[Galaxy S6 General] zdravkodubravec:
Maybe it is funny to you , but I am a kind of person that uses different methods of playing with camera, and I detest Photoshop or similar programs. I have Nikon D80 and I use white balance, iso or other available settings directly on the camera to get best possible shots and if by using that I don't get what I want then it is not worth making.
[Galaxy S6 General] dfaovred:
I don't know how you can view your images properly on such a tiny uncalibrated screen but each to their own. :good:
[Galaxy S6 General] zdravkodubravec:
You see it in a view finder ... lol
[Galaxy S6 General] TheEndHK:
RAW can't help for details like on a DSLR when we are talking about tiny sensor on phone. However, we can fix the color style, denoise level and white balance at least. RAW can be used by many ways, not only quality. You have the choice to stick with JPG only but I will just shoot RAW+JPG everytime.
[Galaxy S6 General] dfaovred:
Obviously but it's definitely not ideal.

Agreed and we really shouldn't be comparing a phone to a DSLR either, DSLR reigns supreme.
[Galaxy S6 General] phate89:
Who cares about raw support. They released a new software without fix the bugs they perfectly know... Noone is asking to release a perfect software. We're asking when they release a new software that they fix AT LEAST the major bug they have since it's a pretty important release. It doesn't seems to me too much to ask..

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So why all the android phones with lollipop and 2 gb+ of ram does a better job than s6 in multitasking? In theory samsung has even faster ram.. I agree about raw never confirmed but the ram problem in this case is samsung's fault and since they didn't fix it in a pretty important release is a very good reason to complain..
[Galaxy S6 General] dandroid13:
Other phones can't do multitasking proper because the S810 heats up lol.

Enviado do meu Galaxy S6
[Galaxy S6 General] phate89:
how s810 problems prevents multitasking exactly?
[Galaxy S6 General] lizaSB:
I don't know how people ever managed to shoot pictures with film way before we could ever see the results on a tiny digital screen :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S6 General] dandroid13:
I was joking y'know... RAM management is broken with Lollipop, you can't really blame Samsung, but that's what everyone do these days, it's easy to hate the number one.

Enviado do meu Galaxy S6
[Galaxy S6 General] Orginator:
There might be some issues, like the memory leaks, but saying that it is completly broken, is a joke. Like check the asus zenfone 2 ram management, plenty apps are kept openend without any issues whatsoever, so please bro.
[Galaxy S6 General] phate89:
Again? all other phones doesn't have s6 problems. Even other samsung phones multitask better than s6 on lollipop. How exactly is not samsung's fault? Also all the phones with s810 you joke about does a far better job than s6.. But if you're onvinced is google's fault good for you
[Galaxy S6 General] dandroid13:
You can't really compare because that phone uses a chip with a different architecture, ARM64 vs x86-64.

Far better?

Enviado do meu Galaxy S6
[Galaxy S6 General] phate89:
yes..
[Galaxy S6 General] dandroid13:
Did you test it with all new phones with the same apps or are you just repeating gibberish other people say?

Enviado do meu Galaxy S6
[Galaxy S6 General] Orginator:
And how does the architecture or more like instruction set affect the ram management within android eg. lolipop itself? In the end the applications require the very same ammount of ram and as long as the provided RAM is addressable it should not make a difference via what instruction set it is getting handled.

For that to say, A64 is supposed to be superior to x86-64. (more data per cycle etc.)
[Galaxy S6 General] phate89:
Gibberish? Do you really think all the phones can' t keep more than 3/4 apps in memory? What phones did you tried? You live in your own world.. I hope it feels good at least..

Inviato dal mio SM-G920F utilizzando Tapatalk
[Galaxy S6 General] dandroid13:
But then an app compiled for x86 would run fine on ARM but that's not the case since the entire system runs differently.

Why so serious? When I want to multitask I use my tablet not my phone. And what's the point of keeping apps running other than waste battery, I always use the back button.

Enviado do meu Galaxy S6
[Galaxy S6 General] Orginator:
arm v8 can run AArch32 applications just fine, all you need are the 32 bit libraries.

http://www.arm.com/products/processors/armv8-architecture.php
[Galaxy S6 General] maverick1103:
Wow I've just wasted 45 mins of my life reading this thread....I was expecting to learn something new ?

P.S

Please do not take any offence, it was meant as a light hearted joke ?
[Galaxy S6 General] tabarda:
Wrong.

I had a HTC One M7 with lollipop / Sense 6 (2GB RAM) and had no problem with respect to the ram.

I bought the S6 and have this bad surprise.

There is no justification, Samsung is destroying the possible success of the S6.
[Galaxy S6 General] ¿Will-it-Blend?:
Lol! I know. I wanted to see how the update is performing for T-Mobile users thus far, but instead it's 19 pages of constant bickering and whining.
[Galaxy S6 General] phate89:
Why so serious? Because you claim things without any reason or knowlegde whatsoever... You keep saying it's google's fault because there are problems in lollipop ram management ignoring they're different problems and that the other phones doesn't have this.

Also not all the apps always runs in background. The ones that do it will probably run in the background anyway. A lot of apps are just freezed and ready to run only when I want.
[Galaxy S6 General] Oliv3:
All you need to know is 5.1.1 did not fix this.

https://youtu.be/x5mRrAkCiV8
[Galaxy S6 General] zdravkodubravec:
Well it was more fun as you didn't knowe what are you going to get ...:)
[Galaxy S6 General] ¿Will-it-Blend?:
Um... that S6 is running 5.0.2 still.
[Galaxy S6 General] Oliv3:
Are you slow? The video is for context, so when I say "fix this", you'll know what "this" is...
[Galaxy S6 General] ¿Will-it-Blend?:
I think we all know what the RAM issue is. Your video shows how bad it is on 5.0.2. I rather see a speed test with 5.1.1 firmware.
[Galaxy S6 General] DT84:
Could please anybody report some feedback about the update?
[XDA Assist] Win Myint Tun:
Hello all friends.How can I root my Huawei G630-U00R001C17B122.

I already unlocked bootloader.Please help me.
[XDA Assist] jd1639:
Hi, thank you for using XDA Assist. This should help you, http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2780667
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] jwzg:
I'm trying to graft the OEM folders from one ROM to another. However, I cannot copy the files from the ROM on the device because they are protected. The directories will not compile themselves when the new ROM is flashed because they are from a different ROM. I know this has been done. The question is how?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Whiterat:
Hmm are you trying to copy files from the device to a folder? or simply replace modules from another release?

To fix modules into working DLLs/EXEs simply use recmod

e.g

recmod CameraDriver.dll

It will then recreate CameraDriver.dll inside the CameraDriver.dll folder with the IAT table all fixed.

Hope this is what you meant ;)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] paradis_pal:
delete the original folder or the file that you want to replace with the new one, or remove it to another folder if you want to keep it as a back up

I can see you need to replace module (folder) with file or file with module?

is that what you want
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] jwzg:
I've used the method described by whiterat. Thanks!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] paradis_pal:
ok, but when you dump the ROM, it will make the Recompiling file automaticly, at least with me
[HTC Desire 510] MrTimeStop:
So I decided to root my little brother's 510. The problem arose when it got stuck in a boot loop after installing a new rom. After much reading, I've learned that you need to have S-OFF in order to install a custom rom. (Feel free to correct me if I am wrong.) Foolishly I DID NOT back up anything. And now the phone is pretty much useless, as any rom installed does not get past the Android logo. How can I fix the calamity I've managed to get myself into?
[HTC Desire 510] Sarvesh.huddedar:
just download the Original ROM from HTC from below link.. hxxp://www.htc.com/us/support/rom-downloads.html .. yes i am too young on this forum to post links hence updated tt with xx.. :P

connect your phone to PC.. download correct file from HTC website and run..

that will get back your phone to original state.. if nothing is physically broken.. then you should be able to start your experimentation again.. this time don;t worry about backup.. you know start again..

i am doing same since jan... lol... and still trying..
[HTC Desire 510] blaqueknight:
Hello MrTimeStop,

Which custom ROM(s) did you install?

On some phones it is, but S-Off is not needed on our phone to install a custom ROM.

Is your phone 32 or 64-bit? If you don't know how to find that out, let me know.

Who is your carrier?

Did you try the RUU/ROM that [MENTION=1947828]Sarvesh.huddedar[/MENTION] mentioned? If so, how did it work out for you?
[HTC Desire 510] MrTimeStop:
I tried a whole host of custom ROMs.

RaptorRomV1_2

NonSense V1.1/2/3/4

Revmod.Zip

InspireKitKat_1.2

I did try to use RUU, but I keep on failing. I'm even trying to follow the instructions of the link below:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2257921

As for whether it is 32 or 64bit, I cannot tell. :/ Can you figure out that imformation from FASTBOOT, RECOVERY etc menu?

My carrier is O2 UK.
[HTC Desire 510] MrMike2182:
Your phone is the 64 bit most likely since you're in the UK so therefore it cannot install any 32 bit roms! You can try this boot image since it's 64 bit and then after installing the boot image download your rom from the HTC website and install it but you must first install the boot image... The boot image is here.http://goo.gl/AlaZpI

The dreamer kernel 64 bit http://xdaforums.com/desire-510/orig-development/thedreamer-kernel-64bit-t3027273
[HTC Desire 510] MrTimeStop:
Flashed the 64 bit image. But now I cannot enter recovery mode. It just says "Entering Recovery..."
[HTC Desire 510] MrMike2182:
This here is your stock ROM https://www.dropbox.com/s/yg4q8dy3g4vwhlu/Stock_rom_20150519_082814.zip?dl=0

Install this first before the ROM it's philz touch recovery you need a computer to do this link http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3337392&d=1432886714
[HTC Desire 510] MrTimeStop:
Tried what you suggested, the result is still the same. I still get OS - (Blank) at the FASTBOOT, RECOVERY etc. And this is after wiping the cache/dalvik/fresh OS install. Am I missing something here? As I've rooted plenty of other non HTC devices and not had this issue.
[HTC Desire 510] MrMike2182:
Are you able to get into the recovery now at least? Explain to me what's happening after you turn the phone on.
[HTC Desire 510] MrTimeStop:
I am able to access the recovery screen and all of its features. The problem occurs after I've installed the rom. The Android and HTC screen will load for 2 to 3 seconds and the loop back to the same screen. Ie, the loading screen. When I boot into Volume Down+Power it will show that no OS has been installed.
[HTC Desire 510] MrMike2182:
OK

OK you have to install the 64 bit kernel and then the ROM so do the kernel first and then the ROM second but make sure you're using the 64 bit stuff.
[HTC Desire 510] MrTimeStop:
Silly question, but where do I get the 64bit UK O2 kernel?
[HTC Desire 510] MrMike2182:
Use this kernel http://xdaforums.com/devdb/project/?id=8179#downloads

Use the 3-28-2015 one

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Did that work out for you?
[HTC Desire 510] MrTimeStop:
Just in the process of applying it now. You flash the kernel, right?
[HTC Desire 510] MrMike2182:
Yes that's correct

I would do it like this, but using a different one for mine.

Fastboot flash boot thedreamer-Desire510-64bit.img
[HTC Desire 510] MrTimeStop:
I wish I could it worked, but it hasn't. :(

I'm curuious to know, would installing it from ADB instead of the memory card make a difference?
[HTC Desire 510] MrMike2182:
Yeah you should have moved that kernel into your main adb folder and then flashed it.
[HTC Desire 510] MrTimeStop:
But I cannot access my internal storage. Remember there is no rom installed. I can only access my memory card. And when you say "main adb folder" do you mean on the pc or phone?
[HTC Desire 510] MrMike2182:
The adb on your PC... You need to get the ROM on your phones sd card so that you can navigate to it in your recovery to install it...
[HTC Desire 510] MrTimeStop:
Forgive me for such idiocy.
[HTC Desire 510] MrMike2182:
Since you are able to get into recovery do me a favor download this stock ROM and then place it into the root of your SD card and then go into your recovery after putting that on the SD card and then click install and navigate to the ROM and install it. Download this

https://www.dropbox.com/s/yg4q8dy3g4vwhlu/Stock_rom_20150519_082814.zip?dl=0

This NEEDS to be in the root of the SD card on your phone! Not on the PC..

And by SD card I mean the memory card from your phone...
[HTC Desire 510] MrTimeStop:
THANK YOU! I have a feeling that because I didn't have the roms on my SD root that might have affected the installation. But it's back to normal now. :)
[HTC Desire 510] MrMike2182:
You're welcome just don't install no more 32 bit stuff and make a backup in recovery now so you have something to fall back on next time.
[HTC Desire 510] julienbrunet21:
Hello

I have the same problem. After some wifi problems and the impossibility to reboot my phone, I decided to clean all and re install a new rom.

I follow what you said :

-install TheDreamer Kernel

-then flash the stock rom

But there is nothing indicate after OS- in the bootloader.

I also tried to install the RUU, I followed this post : http://xdaforums.com/desire-510/help/64-bit-ruu-t3046343/page2

But I have this issue :

"CID incorrect!

Update Fail!

Device halted due to Large Image update fail.

Press bower to reboot"

My CID is T-MOB009

My phone is a 64bits system, my carrier is SFR (i'm french), I buy the pohne in FNAC and it was import to UK.

Thanks to advance to help me.
[HTC Desire 510] MrTimeStop:
Did you put the rom in the root of your memory card? Use Phil's Touch Wiz to wipe the device, then try to install it again. But when you install it, make sure it is located on the ROOT folder of your memory card. I done that it worked like a charm. :)
[HTC Desire 510] julienbrunet21:
Yes, the rom is on the root of my sd card. I'll try to clean with Phil's Touch Wiz. But it's strange, after the installation there is ever nothing wrote after OS-

This is like if the installation failed.

Thank's for your help !
[HTC Desire 510] MrTimeStop:
Don't just wipe when you use Phil's Touch Wiz. There's an option to erase the OS, Ie, to have no OS at all. Do that, then try to install it. I really hope that it will work for you. :)
[HTC Desire 510] julienbrunet21:
This is what I did "Clean to install a new ROM".

But same issue, no OS and the phone reboot in a loop.. :crying:

EDIT : On your phone, you only installed the kernel with fastboot and then you flashed the rom. You didn't flashed or instaled another ?

And your phone is "A11_UL PVT SHIP S-ON" ?
[HTC Desire 510] MrTimeStop:
God, I really wish I had the solution to your problem, mate. The only thing I can suggest is to try and follow those exact instructions I received. Sorry again, man. :(