yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] erany1:
"added LGH815L to the spreadsheet"

it is not there....

update: sorry iwas looking the wrong place...
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] henhida:
i need kdz for LG G4 AS991

anyone can help me?
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] A Christian Guy:
There are no kdz file for AT&T H810
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AlexanderKgr:
i am searching the kdz for Portuguese g4 dual (h818p eur)
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pdthekd:
hello guys !

my brother got me LG G4 model H818. this was bought in China, so there was no google play or services app . I am trying to install the right services app but failing. can anyone let me know if i can install KDZ of Model H818N which is for Indian phones ?? --> http://storagecow.eu/index.php?dir=Xda%2FLG+G4%2FH818N%2F

i am little scared about bricking my phone! :'(

SW version currnetly installed is H81810d-CMO-CN.

Please help
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fangmeister:
Yes you can. I flashed my H818 bought in China with the H818N KDZ and it worked. The only problem I found after the flash was, after boot, you'll get a warning that says "Current version is not available for user. Can't find matches cust for nt-code mcc/mnc[ ], subset[ ]"

Just ignore the warning and the phone works fine. You can't get OTA updates with this error though. Not sure how to fix this yet.
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saracchino:
Hi! I also I'm lookng for EUR KDZ Lollipop , have you found it ?
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vladmir:
Hi ppl!

I want to be sure about the fifth kdz to download, I have H815 32gb with MM v20D-EUR-XX with country code PRT.

Please point me the correct file and all needed software to flash it!

Thanks in advance
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alejobog:
please download link 20a KDZ h815p 07/01/2016
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheBloodEagle27:
Need a H815p KDZ... Brazil model.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ThePhoneGeek:
It would appear that T-Mobile M9 users will see the update (5.1 presumably but admittedly I didn't ask the specific number) sometime soon after 7/17.

PG
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bigp951:
Do you know if we flash the t-mobile radio from 1.32.531.33 in the 2.7.401.1 if it will allow custom roms to use wifi calling? Or should I just stay on the old firmware until the update comes out?
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jollywhitefoot:
Have you seen this thread? http://xdaforums.com/one-m9/general/recovery-flashable-radio-zip-t3122983

Those guys might be able to answer your question since it seems like they're on T-Mobile (or at least that's the radio.zip they provided first.

I don't see how it would hurt to try, though. Just make a nandroid in TWRP, flash the nowipe 2.7 firmware, flash the TMOUS zip in the link above, flash a 2.7 rom (ICE 3.0.1, maybe). If Wi-Fi calling works, you're golden, if not, just reflash your current firmware and restore your nandroid. Just make sure all the firmware files you flash are the NOWIPE ones...otherwise you'll wipe your internal storage.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bigp951:
I'll give it a try this evening.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shokouhi:
Wifi calling is not working on the 2.7 firmware.

Shokouhi
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nilsonf:
So the update will be for 5.1 and not 5.1.1?
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ThePhoneGeek:
He didn't specify the version number. I am not certain which version Sprint just released but I believe it is the same Ver because the software went to the carriers at the same time.

PG
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] M2490311:
Hey guys, I just checked my At&t GS5 for updates and I had an available update to take. It was approximately 295 MB and it changed the bootloader from OC4 to OF2, however, my android version is still 5.0.

I've searched xda, I've called At&t, and I've been on Google and I cannot find anything on today's small update that changed my bootloader from OC4 to OF2.

My question is this:

Does anybody know what the current version of lollipop is supposed to be for the At&t galaxy s5 SM-G900A, and does anybody know why AT&T would push out such a small update that changes the bootloader? I'm not trying to root- when I get back into rooting, I'll use a non carrier branded phone or a model without a locked bootloader.

I realize that 5.1.1 is confirmed on the att galaxy s5 at some point, but I'm very confused about today's update that I took. I'm still on android 5.0 and I keep hitting brick walls regarding the SM-G900A, it's current version of lollipop, and what this update that I received today that changed my bootloader /build from OC4 to OF2.

Will someone please explain how this works? If they updated the bootloader today, 7/1 /15, and I'm still on 5.0, could it mean that 5.1 is around the corner?

I'm asking because I've never seen an update that changed the build number and bootloader, but didn't change the android version running on the phone.

Thanks yall.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] QuillOmega0:
No information on the update, if I were to guess this is to patch the Samsung Keyboard vulnerability.

Though it's over 200MB and I'm probably completely wrong

Maybe I can dream that AT&T decrypted the bootloader?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] M2490311:
It's weird...Im on 5.0 but not on the OC4 bootloader any longer...it wasn't a very big update.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] TheBadgers:
M2490311, Would you mind checking to see if it did patch the keyboard vulnerability?

To check to see if you're vulnerable to this exploit:

Download a terminal emulator from the play store and type:

ls -l /system/app/SamsungIME*

If you see a line that looks like:

-rw-r--r-- root root 7243414 2008-08-01 07:00 SamsungIME.apk

and the date is older than July 1, 2015 , it did not patch the vulnerability.

Also, if you do check to see if it was patched, could you take a screenshot of the terminal?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] QuillOmega0:
About this update:
Real Upgrade from OC4 to OF2

Thanks AT&T :rolleyes:

Looks like it's been patched up, date changed but it's still old.

http://i.imgur.com/MYghs6Q.png
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] M2490311:
I downloaded the terminal emulator and entered the exact code you provided and it kicks back with "not found."
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] TheBadgers:
Could you provide a screenshot?

Even if it's not the same date, as long as it's older than 2015, I think the vulnerability should still be active. Taken from NowSecure's website,"While Samsung began providing a patch to mobile network operators in early 2015, it is unknown if the carriers have provided the patch to the devices on their network." So it appears that Samsung themselves didn't even start working on a patch until 2015.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] ssn713:
See attached.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] TheBadgers:
Whelp. Unfortunately in your case, it does appear to be patched. From what I've read, Samsung developed a patch for it in early 2015, which lines up with the "Date Modified" for your apk :(
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] adam_ky:
I would like to hear from someone that took the update to confirm or deny this part.

Mostlikely, wishfull thinking/dream.. but would be nice
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] M2490311:
Sorry for the delay in responding. I entered both values posted earlier using the android terminal emulator, and this is what I am getting:

Sorry about the repeat screenshots, I couldn't tell them apart by thumbnails. I hope this helps and again, I apologize for the delay for the poster requesting screenshots
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] M2490311:
So now my question is what does this mean. It's my understanding (I may be wrong but I keep seeing conflicting info that's not up to date when I search it) that at this point in time, you can't Odin back from 5.0 to 4.4.2 or 4.4.4. I'm also under the impression that root is either nonexistent with the GS5 SM-900A or its a tedious process that isn't simple like towelroot. I wonder if this is going to affect root ability, and downgrade ability to attain root as well.

But then again, I was running the Sickness v6 on my s4 and safesstrap literally just ceased to work and my phone bricked itself. The entire OS crashed so I went to the att store, upgraded to the s5 and they reflashed the s4. But on my s5, Knox isn't capable of being device admin, and my s5 acts as though it's been rooted. I use a different security suite than knox, but I recall reading that if you root and flash a custom rom, and have the official stock firmware put back on, that knox won't work on your phone. This s5 has not been rooted unfortunately but the knox thing is making me wonder if something on my SD card transmitted an STD.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] M2490311:
I think I'll be sick if root was attained with ease and I missed it by a mile in my searches on the OC4 bootloader and now that I'm on OF2, I'm screwed if I want root.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] adam_ky:
That is strange that it's not found.. I'm sorry I don't know what to make of it. I would have expected to see it updated but not missing
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] ssn713:
I think you're substituting 1's (the number) where you should be putting l's (the letter).
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] M2490311:
You know what? I think that I can get back into rooting if I complain about this s5 that's under warranty, and get a replacement that is on kitkat, and I can just work my way back up to an L based TouchWiz rom on the replacement.

My knox is weird....it's like it wasn't baked in, and is only available for download on Google play, and I have a few apps that are not visible on the google play store on other devices. Unless I'm losing my mind. I have Contra Evolution that's Konami based and if I search it on the store, its gone, but it's still in my saved apps. I'm gonna feel really dumb if I'm rooted and don't know it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] M2490311:
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhh.....

Hold on.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] adam_ky:
Well not having Knox "baked in" is a good thing. I'm sure there are ways to see if u are rooted. I think there is an app to check it
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] M2490311:
Still getting a whole lot of nothing I guess...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] M2490311:
Totally, I'm definitely not going to complain about it because those knox updates are annoying and almost intrusive to the experience. I have at least 20 root apps that I've paid for so I'm going to see what joeykrim has to say lol
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] M2490311:
Where are my screenies?!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] adam_ky:
Yea I mean I understand the reasoning behind things like knox... but I just can't stand the fact that the user... guy who bought the device has no control over what is running on his device. The user should have the ability to remove or disable anything. They don't want us tinkering with our devices tho. And u know what I'd be fine with that if they were not so blatantly retarded about what they do to us.

Remove toggles, disable devices native tethering, remove the download booster that combined wifi and lte... I mean that's a core feature of the device att removed... it's bull
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] M2490311:
I agree. I think that no phone should have locked bootloaders because when we are paying one company 600 and some odd dollars for a device, another indefinitely to provide service, and and then the google play store and their services- they all get paid so why on earth do they care I'd we want our own recovery system and our own rom? I'm on a family so I have to take what I can get. Down the road, I will get a fully unlocked international model s5 and I'll flash CWM and then throw down on the PacMan rom or whatever is the hottest at the moment. I wonder if I can trade this one that's a few months old for a fully unlocked one that I can put my ATT Sim card into. Get my cake and eat it too
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] ssn713:
Lower case L not upper case i. ;)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] M2490311:
Man, I'm facepalming left and right...I'm blaming the bauhaus font. :P
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] M2490311:
I FINALLY entered the proper characters and here are the goods. Sorry it took me that long to figure out. I can root and flash but I don't know Linux or any other similar type of coding. Anyway, here are the screenshots.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] TheBadgers:
Yeah, it looks like you're still good to go. The "Date Modified" is still from 2014, so don't take any updates if any pop up.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] M2490311:
I guess it really was something small like a keyboard exploit. Is root even possible starting on on 5.0 with the att gs5 at this point?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] bbc581:
The update appears to have been made at the kernel module level. Would you agree? I wish I was convinced that we are still in the clear as far as the vulnerability goes.

lrw-r--r-- 1 root root 32 Mar 16 13:06 libloadStylusCore.so-> /system/lib/libloadStylusCore.so
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] M2490311:
I don't know if this means anything to anyone or not, but that update changed my build number and my baseband to G900AUCU4BOF2 as pictured in the attached photos. This Samsung keyboard clear default pop up is annoying me to death.

Anyway, here are 2 screenshots from the update I took, in case they end up useful to someone.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] xCAVEMANx:
You can not root 5.0 You had to have been rooted prior to updating and used flashfire to update the ROM - the bootloaders. This latest update blows a qfuse and makes downgrading with odin impossible, no root either. If you are on OC4 or OF2 and did not take steps to root and install ROM without bootloaders you are forever stuck on stock ROM without possibility of root. Any attempts to downgrade will hard brick your phone and using debrick image will not work. You're done. AT&T has total control if your phone.

Also if you are rooted and take the update it can brick your phone.

The following comes from another user who was on stock rooted 5.0 OC4

"I got the new update to OF bootloader. Did not affect boot, but I started getting messages about unauthorized activity. Rebooted, and got the dreaded "System software not authorized by AT&T has been found on your phone. Please turn off your phone and go to the nearest AT&T store for help." Phone will not boot. Is there anything I can do at this point.

I am on stock rooted 5.0 via muniz_ri. No xposed or v4a installed.

Thanks for any help."
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] TheBadgers:
I have a limited amount of knowledge when it comes to kernel modules (something that's on my list to learn more about), but according to AT&T's lackluster changelog, the overall android kernel did not appear to change, as the 5.0 update changed the kernel version from 3.4.0-3116194 (old; kitkat kernel version) to 3.4.0-4432708 (current). On AT&T's changelog, they report that after this bootloader update, the kernel version should still be 3.4.0-4432708.

I do however have a lot of programming experience, and this is my experienced opinion about the vuln, but take this with a grain of salt, because I haven't reverse-engineered anything to know 100% for sure . Basically, the only thing Samsung needed to change about the keyboard, is that it needed to use an encrypted channel when retrieving the language pack updates. It was already verifying an SHA1 hash of the zipped language pack to validate it so really the only problem was that it was retrieving the zip and manifest using an unsecured channel, allowing manipulation of the zip or manifest that are being downloaded to the phone. Coming from what I've learned from years of programming, I'm fairly confident the best way for them to fix the channel and to create an encrypted one, would be by creating the channel with necessary encryption from a function within SamsungIME.apk (probably the function that checks and calls for the update in the first place) and invoke the connection from within the app. To be able to roll this out to all affected users, they would basically need to just patch the SamsungIME.apk with the new code to encrypt the channel, and push the patch to the carriers (which I think they just recently did).

IMO, the android kernel would have no ties with the vuln, as the vuln is dealing with the .apk itself. The only thing I could see about the vuln being tied to the android system itself is the privileges the .apk has, but I highly doubt they would change any permissions, because this could cause errors with the app's runtime.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] FilthyFord:
Yea I've already made up my mind that next phone i get i will buy it right from T mobile and just use my sim in it. I've already got the spare money saved up for it. I'd suggest if you want a phone that is always rootable and with unlocked bootloaders to do the same. Even if you can only save 50-100 bucks a month. The only thing you'll be lacking on that phone is the AT&T bloat that they put on it. As for me, I'm happy with my phone right now and see no need in getting another one. Good luck to anyone trying to work on the new update.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] M2490311:
I replied and thanked you for bringing it to my attention because I was considering trying to downgrade to 4.4.2 via Odin and the only thing that was stopping me was the fact that the downgrade videos were from 2014, and I couldn't find anything definitive regarding downgrading to 4.4.2 in 2015. I'm very thankful that you told me because you probably saved my device. I guess that the 5.0 update did what the 4.3 update did- make it impossible to roll back.

I'm going to not mess with this one and will get the international variant down the line since those don't have locked down bootloaders. If I want an AOSP feel, I'll just run the Nova launcher and wait for an app ops suite that works on 5.0.

I saw the second part of your updated post just now (I don't know if my last response posted) but that is just crazy. I think that if AT&T is so locked down that they can now detect a custom OS and make it so that you must go to an at&t service center to get it reflashed, then what's the point in even bothering. I'll just find a variant that has the ability to install custom recovery with a Sim unlock and I'll just use my ATT Sim that's on a family plan.

I'm really bothered though because I was super pressed for time when I got the GS5. I looked at the iPhone 6, s5 and s6 and I chose the s5. I didn't have enough time to look at any LGs, HTCs, Nexus and Motorola devices. My s4 was running the Sickness v6 on Safestrap and I had my wyssnclamps local fota, etc frozen, but the day 5.0 rolled out, my phone literally killed itself and the entire OS crashed. I went to reflash, the s4 didn't boot on reflash, so I looked at the 3 phones and took the s5. On my way home, my s4 fired up and it keeps getting the Sim card error restart message, so my wife uses it like a mini tablet. We are going to get the motherboard fixed by a local phone shop. I'll go cheapest route. Lol
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] muniz_ri:
Heads-up, the 5.1 release for the tmo S5 is unrootable at this time even with an unlocked bootloader. It will eventually get rooted likely via a custom kernel but even an unlocked BL device does not guarantee root access.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] M2490311:
I'm going to do something similar. I'm going to take my s5 to my phone guy and see if he'll trade me for an international variant that ill just use my ATT sim in seeing as I just got this phone maybe a month or two ago give or take a month. We are friends so if anyone could hook me up like that, it would be him. Never hurts to ask. And I will stay on my families plan.I mean, flashing aosp roms and gapps is a cinch for me with clockwork mod and it's always been a very stable recovery for me. Plus, the unlocked versions are easy to reflash with odin I'm told.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] M2490311:
You wouldn't happen to know when ATT galaxy devices get 5.1 or know of any links to the 5.1 update that can be pushed in stock recovery for the At&t GS5, would you? Thanks for all of your hard work on the s4. I used your methods frequently when I would flash TouchWiz roms on my old GS4.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] FilthyFord:
Thanks. Yea i was reading about that earlier. My reasoning for this also is that there is more options with unlocked devices. I dont always need or have to be on the latest OS, just like having a bigger variety of options.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kenf2210:
hi,im on 4.4.4 at the moment and cant recieve ota update for lolipop as i wanted to remove the 02 uk bloatware and splashscreen etc so i put unbranded BTU (UK) firmware on my note 4,im on EE as phone is unlocked but would i be better putting the 02 firmware back on so in future i can recieve ota updates through kies ? any advice on lolipop version would be good folks :)

was looking at this one and im going to do a fresh install as my note feels sluggish

Model	SM-N910F

Model name	GALAXY Note 4

Country	United Kingdom

Version	Android 5.0.1

Changelist	4596175

Build date	Tue, 31 Mar 2015 09:31:16 +0000

Product code	BTU

PDA	N910FXXU1BOC5

CSC	N910FBTU1BOB2
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tim had mahalail:
TY
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] imekul:
I'm looking for a Note 3 ROM with good battery life. I feel like I'm not getting what I should out of rooted stock Lollipop (maybe 2-3 hours screen on time and 12-14 hours of usage).

I know it's hard to quantify battery life, but has anybody found a ROM that they think has excellent battery life? Thanks!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] 12gage:
I get about 18-24 hours with 3-5 hours of screen time (pretty hard use too 1 hour of video, 30 min or so of gaming, random browsing/messaging, and music playing/streaming). I'm on Sac's Note 4 port (4.4.4) and Lean Kernel. I haven't bothered going up to LP yet, I know Xposed works but has some kinks, no Xposed is a deal breaker for me. Just my experience anyway, hope that helps.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] imekul:
That does help! Thanks!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] 12gage:
I should include that I don't leave my phone on the charger, so 6 hours or so is sleep. But it deep sleeps pretty quickly using Lean, almost no battery drop at all over night
[XDA Assist] jFa_:
Hello!

Was wondering if I'd get new notifications when restoring from a Nandroid backup.
[XDA Assist] jd1639:
Hi, thank you for using XDA Assist. I'm not sure what you notifications you're talking about? A nandroid will restore you device to the same condition your phone was in when you made the backup. It's like restoring an image on your pc.
[XDA Assist] jFa_:
Well.. General new notifications. Say for example, a text message on Whatsapp. Do you know if that would appear in my notifications or in the app when I restore?
[XDA Assist] jd1639:
If you got them before, you'll get them again. A nandroid is nothing more than an image of your system the exact same way it was when you made the nandroid.
[XDA Assist] jFa_:
Alright. Thank you!
[ZenFone 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bayzoore:
So about a week ago I was listening to music and then sound was distorted and sometimes it wouldn't pick up voice at certain pitches and other stuff I thought it was my headset so I bought a new one and it came with a splitter the thing it its distorted when I don't split the headphone from the mic. But if I split the mic from the audio and just use the audio cord the music and everything is fine. If anyone could help me that's be great.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Street King:
Hello everyone!

I bought aforementioned tablet, managed to root it with Kingroot, and now I would need custom recovery in order to backup current ROM (android 5) and do some other changes.

Is there a developer, or forum section where I can find information I need? Search doesn't return any useful info. Does anyone have some experiences with getting recovery running on this tablet?

Thank you all for reading, yours truly

Street King