yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus 6 Android Development] drdoulittle:
;)

https://plus.google.com/+DStXX/posts/Q1sfPQrUdRk

:D

https://plus.google.com/+DStXX/posts/VPj2LHJw5Qk, [URL="https://plus.google.com/+DStXX/posts/ZQoZr2AUGZB"]https://plus.google.com/+DStXX/posts/ZQoZr2AUGZB[/URL]

enjoy...

DEV the ROm is for me the best Rom here in XDA and now run view Weeks with Updates and I have no, nothing Problems. :good::good::good::good:

The new hellsgod b3-t4 is very good and the Wifi and Download is faster and Battary is greate.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] scott_65:
Ray, what softkeys is that? I've got the nexus home button but I like the other two of yours better, never have managed to run across that setup. And is the power button part of it, or some other mod?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] RayMcGrath:
The power button is in the rom mods under navigation bar. The navigation buttons are a mix from softkeyz.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] K-alz:
Ex elemental 2.0
[Nexus 6 Android Development] loadie:
Don't call me ray, but try this

http://www.mediafire.com/?2a4tr7y8zv1b78o
[Nexus 6 Android Development] rignfool:
Doh...

My bad...

It's xposed...

Xposed uses a butchered form of ART...

Reflash the ROM and then time it...

If that isn't fast enough you can try adding:

dalvik.vm.image-dex2oat-filter=everything

dalvik.vm.dex2oat-filter=everything

To the bottom of your build.prop... Then wipe dalvik in recovery and let it rebuild...
[Nexus 6 Android Development] RayMcGrath:
Hahaha. Thanks.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] K-alz:
Can I just use those two lines and not remove xposed? I like it and need it to get rid of YouTube ads.

Also, is there any risk in adding those two lines to build prop?

Thank you for your help BTW.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] KevTN:
Just curious...I have used Beans ROM in the past. I am pretty much a stock kind of guy. I like the stock feel but I need the tethering and battery. How do y'all like these features in this ROM.

Thx
[Nexus 6 Android Development] rignfool:
You can try... But backup first...

I seem to remember reading xposed and those build.prop lines don't play well together...

However... It did work for me till I dumped xposed in the name of battery... But that was a couple releases ago
[Nexus 6 Android Development] orlzzt:
Thanks for the info! The "apk" file does show permissions as "rw-r-r" in Root Explorer

I used the one called "browser.apk". It did install, and I have the icon on my drawer. It just won't launch. I can grab a log, if anyone wants to take a crack at it.

Thanks much to you both for your replies! :D

Sent from my Nexus 6 using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[Nexus 6 Android Development] JRJ442:
If you add those lines and use Xposed, you might run into low storage issues even if you have plenty left.

http://kryon.smugmug.com/Purenexus/i-bRKJdsk/0/O/OPERATIONPNbanner5x1.png
[Nexus 6 Android Development] K-alz:
So, xposed caused a battery drain, too? I didn't notice that on my phone. Wake time is 2 to 3% on wakelock detector. I don't know, this seems like a difficult choice. lol
[Nexus 6 Android Development] akellar:
No, you'll get a storage full error
[Nexus 6 Android Development] jtwlbz:
Is there anyway to disable power button? I am using double tap so dont need thr power button plus its annoing that it keep gettinh pushed in my pocket.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] K-alz:
Oh damn. Thanks for the warning. Won't do it.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] cdsbj6508:
How can I get that search bar?

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Is there a stock boot animation for this ROM?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] jason504:
Will give it a try thanks
[Nexus 6 Android Development] jdog94:
I'm giving this a try
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Bjaq:
Anyone on Tmo or Metro having issues with latest Build/baseband? I don't recall having this many issues in regards to really low reception in areas that used to be great before flashing the .32r radio.

I'm in Orlando, FL btw and I'm supposed to be getting excellent coverage. Also used an LTE Discovery app that tracked down which band was being used. Noticed I got 3 bars one time at my desk and bed and it immediately switched to 1-0. Tracked it and it looks like when it gets strong signal, it's Band 12. Weak, Band 4. What's the cause of this unstable and constant switching? Cell Standby is hitting hard and at some points consuming more battery than Screen on Time and even an hour of watching Youtube.

For reference: I've never Fastbooted a Modem. I always used a flashable zip through TWRP. Is it recommended I use Fastboot instead of flashing recovery files? Using the latest Pure Nexus [3.15.16] and ElementalX kernel.

Using MetroPCs, too. Everything else runs fine.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] getmoneygreen:
whats the difference between cmte roms and the regular roms ?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] RIPPER:
Read OP!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] highdro:
One is layers and one is cmte
[Nexus 6 Android Development] getmoneygreen:
no disrespect but you just wasted a sec of your life writing something that you couldve just ignored but thanks for the heads up

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thanks
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nathanchance:
Except that it has been asked at least 20-30 times in the thread so far, most likely more, and it is in the FAQ in the second post (considered part of the OP), which should be one of the first places you check before posting.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] PhilDX:
this tip definitely works, thanks
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Formhault:
Off topic, but is anyone else ASSAULTED with Clash Royale ads on YouTube? Just wanna see if it's region specific or they went ape**** and pushed this to everyone. I get one ad every one or two videos I watch on YouTube, and as soon as I told a friend about it, he started getting them too, although he never did before. This is contagious...
[Nexus 6 Android Development] githyanki:
Crap, now I will get it too :(
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Ghlave:
I seemed to have the exact same issues, but I didn't measure my signal strengths. I could watch the bars bounce up and down and then drop, switch to another tower, and then repeat all over again. T-mobile, and also ElementalX.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Woody:
Radios are very subjective. What works good for you in your location, might not work as well for me in my location (<-see my UserTitle). After reading your post, I did a little testing myself and coupled it with something else I was monitoring over the last few days. For me and my location, I have found that .27 works best for both signal and battery and before that was .14R. .17R never really worked out for me even though it was supposed to be better because it allowed for Band12 usage in TMo markets. Great, but not for me. However .34 N-Prev is quickly gaining ground on .27.

I've tested each Modem for a few days when they come out to see if there is any improvement for me and my usage. When I do said test, I don't use any apps to show me what I need to know. I use real world experience. Open Settings>About Phone>Status>SimStatus and look at your strength in dBm. Write it down. Then flip airplane mode on, let it disconnect, then flip Airplane off. It should connect to the nearest and strongest tower. Now look at your dBms again. Write it down. Do this a few times over a couple of days and build a small working chart taking into account your location for each. (Aside: If you are running SpeedTest, you need do the Airplane Mode thing above and also hit Settings in the app to see what tower you are pinging. I have a tower less than 3 miles away from me, but that app "defaults" to a T-Mobile one in Detroit which is over 300 miles away.)

If your signal is choppy or you are getting buffering, skipping or the like, then you might want to switch Modems and see if another one is better. I've been using the same .27 for months now and while I have tested all the ones that came out since, I always go back to that one. Right now however, .34 N-Prev is working really, really well for me. My dBms are in the mid to low 70's and I'll take that all day long and twice on Sundays. I usually hover around mid to low 80's.

Moral of the story is to go ahead and test the other Radios out. Newer certainly doesn't mean better. In the case of my N5, I am using an LP Modem and nothing can come close to it right now (for me).

Also, Flashable vs Fastboot really doesn't matter when it comes to Modems. Safer is always Fastboot, but the only really way to screw up a Modem is bad zip packaging or flashing one from a different device on accident.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] mdbowman:
Ditto. 27 and 34 have both worked well for me.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] subsessa:
Hi there, you've made a great rom with all great features in it so you basically don't need to install more apps for additional features on lockscreen, led notifications etc. I wanted a stock rom but I tried yours and stick to it :)

Today I found some things that doesn't work fine on my device:

- led notification on instagram app (not custom not basic option).

- small freezing before launching some games (PvZ2 for example).

What it might be?

Thanks!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] :
Wait...

You don't really think that someone can troubleshoot things like your led bit working in certain cases or microfreezes on your device without any sort of logs do you?

If they could... Android deving would always result in perfect builds...
[Nexus 6 Android Development] wase4711:
plus, how does a first posting N00b get access to a dev thread??

have the rules been changed on that?

and, of course, questions go in Q&A, NOT a dev thread..
[Nexus 6 Android Development] subsessa:
I'm not actually thinking like this but anyway maybe someone knows about or it's known issue.

I'm not a dev so just asking and want a helpful answer thats all.

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Sorry for that I didn't know about it.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] githyanki:
What they are trying to get across is that if it is a known issue, a search would have shown you something (Hopefully helpful)

Since it is not, please get a log of the issue.

http://xdaforums.com/android/help/guide-easiest-to-utilize-catlog-t2865994

There are rules about how many posts required to post in certain forums. They are supposed to be automatic, so not your fault. I thought it was "Developer Discussion" that had the restriction, not sure about the development forum.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] mikeymopar:
except for going into apps and checking permissions/notification for instagram maybe check out pure nexus settings>display>notification light>use custom values, hit the + sign and add instagram.

and you're fine posting here; it's an open forum. i wish i could help you out more especially seeing the grief you got when you were just asking for ideas. your questions aren't any worse than the countless theme/kernel/modem/AP/systemless root/etc that occupy 80% of the thread. don't let'em get to you as there are many others that'll try to help as long as the questions aren't on page 1 or haven't been covered a million times that reading a few prior pages wouldn't answer :good:
[Nexus 6 Android Development] mikeprius:
This is why I have to have xposed module. YouTube is a spam-fest and the ad blocker for YouTube is really the only module I use.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] :
Its not grief. The second post (generally considered to be part of the op) has a link to the faq by nathanchance. This faq has a bug reporting guide. This guide details getting and providing a logcat.

Basically, if people aren't going to read the op... They're going to have people in their case. Want to prevent that? Read the op. The devs and helpers take time to code this stuff as well as write the posts. The least people could do is take a couple minutes to read it before posting, causing the thousands of people that read this thread to have to see the same stuff over and over... "what's cmte mean?", "I have this bug, but couldn't be bothered to get a logcat... Please fix it. '

Honestly, I think it's more disrespectful of the person who couldn't be bothered to read the op before flashing stuff that could potentially destroy their pocket computer before posting something that's covered... Than the people who post things like "read the op" or "produce logs" are being.

... Just my 2 cents.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Surge1223:
Yeah if people read the OP of any thread, there would be no layers/cmte theme install issues (because they'd understand how to install themes, I mean seriously if you are going to complain about some obscure menu having white on white or black on black, then get an iPhone bro, if we could harness the xda communities passion on theme issues, racism wouldn't exist)

There would be no vendor, modem, or bootloader questions.

So this thread would then have a grand total of maybe 100 posts, not including beans or ninja's.

Xda would cease to exist.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] galaara98:
My name is galaara98 and I support this message. Keep XDA alive! Searching is for the "Genetically enhanced Patient People" or GEPP, and being patient, reading, and humble are not LABELS anyone should be forced to endure. End racism, patientism, and humblism... By making 3 random comments in at least 2 XDA threads within 9 days.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Formhault:
I would go the Xposed route, too, but I've heard it breaks too much stuff. Or is that done with, is it stable now? :D
[Nexus 6 Android Development] mikeprius:
I haven't had any issues with Xposed using Pure Nexus CMTE version. The thing that will not work is Android Pay if you are one of those people who needs it. I don't use AP, I'd rather have spam blocked instead. To each his own.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] caloyzki:
Just wanted to make sure. Is the samsung gear s2 smart watch compatible on this rom? Tia
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Fuse8499:
I don't understand the hostility. We're here to help each other. I can't stand it when people get rude when someone has a question. "Read the OP" is such a rude response.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Admiral2145:
I use benzo kernel works awesome
[Nexus 6 Android Development] K-alz:
Is this true? If so, how come they never mention the apps' names so we avoid them? Or is it one of Google's hoaxes to scare people of rooting?

http://arstechnica.com/security/201...-nexus-phones-to-permanent-device-compromise/
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nathanchance:
That's not hostility, that's just reason. I'm with Yoinx on this one. While I think that you could try and argue that saying read the OP is an equally lazy (but by no means rude) response as the original question (at least answer the question they asked then tell them it is in the OP which is what I do), it is incredibly rude to the developer not to read the the information they have laid out on the first page. They provide a free piece of firmware and lay out the requisite information in there so that the threads run smoother rather than having repeat information. I have spent a few hours writing the installation guide and the FAQ as well as countless hours keeping up with the 5, 5X, 6 and 6P threads to keep all of those up to date. When I see someone ask a question that was already answered in there, it tells me they aren't taking the time to utilize the resources provided to them (search and the OP).
[Nexus 6 Android Development] :
How's that hostility?

There are at least 200+ posts a week (probably more) in this thread alone that are answered in the op.

Why? Because we live in an age of instant gratification. Instead of reading the op and associated topics and/or search, people rather post the same stuff over and over again. That means that anyone who is subscribed to the thread gets new post notifications. But they're not really new posts, they're just the same old posts with a new number.

Now how do you think that the people who are answering the questions got those answers? Maybe there is that one prodigy who was born coding... But not likely. They read things.

So, the issue is multifaceted. "User 1" didn't feel like reading or trying to learn. They post on a popular thread. That post triggers a series of notifications to hundreds or thousands of people. Many of whom know the answer (through that reading thing that I mentioned before), but just opt to ignore it. But that's still hundreds to thousands of people who got pinged that "User 1" was too lazy to read the op.

This problem is so bad in some threads that people will literally post a question directly below a post that answered the question.

Its not hostility at all, I enjoy helping people. However, like many people on XDA, I don't enjoy answering the same questions day in and day out because someone either can't read the op, or can't search a thread. Because it's basically them saying "my time is more valuable than yours, so I don't want to waste it reading things or searching. Can you use your less valuable time to write out this answer that's been posted hundreds of times again?". It's honestly a virtual email in the face each time.

Sure, for some obscure things... Alright, it might have been overlooked. However, bug reporting without logs for instance. It's stickied in every forum, it's in the faq of this thread. Meanwhile, probably 10-20% of the posts here are bug reports without logs. It gets old.

*edit*

Just an antectdote:

I've even had it before where I answer a question, someone quotes that post with the question worded differently. My response? "re-read the post you quoted since you quoted the answer to this.". Their response? "oh, I get it now."
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Fuse8499:
Ok, I understand where you guys are coming from. I shouldn't have butted in to this. I guess I didn't realize how frequently it was happening. I actually read through the threads myself, as I usually find some useful information. I didn't mean to escalate the argument. My apologies. Happy flashing!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] :
No worries. A mod will probably come through at some point and thread scrub anyway.

But yeah, this happens constantly. It wears you down more the more threads that you take part in.

On threads like this, all the erroneous posts also make it harder on the dev. For instance, when beans takes a break from coding (he maintains a few devices) and comes to read the threads... He'll have 50,60,70,80 pages of posts to read for each devices forum. Why? Repeat questions and debates like these.

So on top of all the other points. We're also making it more difficult on the dev when he actually takes time to read *his* threads. So, the user's are expecting his time to code then as well to read all this stuff. Imo, it's pretty demanding of someone instead of taking a couple minutes of their time to read a little. It's not like the answers are buried in a 400pg book or anything.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Fuse8499:
I didn't think much of it. But earlier I was reading a thread in either General or Themes and Apps. The OP said "This will NOT work on 6.0.1". The very first response was "Can I use this on 6.0.1?" I'm starting to realize that people are trolling on purpose. I guess the obvious went over my head. It actually aggravated me when I read it but I didn't say anything because I figured it was just total laziness.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] mikeymopar:
i wasn't gonna respond to perpetuate the ot that has since been started after a simple question was asked by [MENTION=4739920]subsessa[/MENTION], a member who obviously reads the op, follows threads, and "searches" by the fact that he's been a member for nearly 4 years and JUST NOW POSTED FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER. He didn't ask for the proper rooting and flashing procedure, didn't ask about when the next update is gonna drop, didn't ask how to get AP to work, didn't ask blindly why an app was Fc'ing nor to report a bug or submit any other beat-to-death issue. Thx y'all for agreeing with my response that the first page of a thread and the last several pages should be the first place to check first, post a question later. ideas were asked for and the first two replies were nothing but a waste of space (as [MENTION=4939386]Surge1223[/MENTION] pointed out the countless pointless questions and just as many pointless responses) since they didn't help one bit but to add garbage to the 100 intelligent posts - and shame on me for doing the same now as i know better

if you can't help with a direct answer and/or point out something in the op that would directly apply to a given situation then don't reply at all

...and i'll raise you......just my 3 cents..........
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Fuse8499:
I don't know why I responded either. Normally I mind my own business. My response was totally idiotic, as I spend the time to search the thread before I ask a question. Every one else should as well.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Crossover12:
Yes it is. I have gear s2 3g with T-Mobile
[Nexus 6 Android Development] :
They don't mention the app name because all of this is taken from a Security advisory here. As Google does not condone rooting or allow installation of unknown sources (by default).

You would need to have

1. Rooted (or be trying to root)

2. Allowed unknown sources.

To be affected by this.

Therefore, they don't feel the need to mention the app's name as their mitigation steps would prevent any such app (regardless of the source or name) from affecting the user. IE: They've already covered how to avoid it.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] githyanki:
http://arstechnica.com/security/201...elopers-threaten-the-entire-android-userbase/

This article made it seem more like there were apps that legitimately acquired root for the user, but they did so by exploiting vulnerabilities. Then, malicious app writers would copy the exploits to gain root access without the user knowing. Reading the two together (Since they linked the other article in the first) I thought it was that Google had caught an app exploiting vulnerabilities to gain root access without user knowledge.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] mikeprius:
Clean flashed PN but layers this time. Weather not showing up in notification drawer even though ticked. I know im missing something but I can't remember what.....
[Nexus 6 Android Development] :
Have you tried the fixes in NathanChance's FAQ?

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=65102741&postcount=7741

Specifically Current Issue 1.5?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] cujo6801:
I'm down with OPP...

Yeah you know me...

Wait...

Maybe there talking about something else?

O screw it...

I'm down with OPP...

Yeah you know me....
[Nexus 6 Android Development] loadie:
Salt lake city, mine hasn't been working most the day. Just started running correctly again within the last hour. Previously working fine. Guessing it's a server thing with yahoo.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] mikeprius:
It's working fine. It appears that notification drawer issue is with the layers version. I'm cleaning flashing the newest CMTE and I don't have any issues. It popped up immediately.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] :
Did you have a layer applied at the time?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] mikeprius:
No layer. It was right after set up with PN (layers) + Banks Gapps. I was going to give layers one more go since my prior rom was starting to have lots of bugs. I'm pretty much permanently done with Layers. The 4.4.2. version of Layers was having some issues loading a nav bar I wanted plus I was not getting some things themed correctly that CMTE has been able to address.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] maddoggin:
ok im having two issues, not sure if its the rom or my layers theme. when i use no theme i can open app opps in security settings. after layers theme it force closes on me. the second issue im having is i cant get a logcat to see where the issue is because adb isn’t working. when i type adb devices it says unauthorized. it never asked me to set my laptop as authorized and there’s no setting to revoke adb authorization so i don’t know what’s the deal here lol.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] mikeprius:
what layers version are you using