yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[YU Yureka Android Development] saumik.bose:
ROM is fine.. only problem is it is as hot as a heater... and the battery drains too fast.

Is there any patch available to reduce the heating issue of this MIUI ROM other than going to CPU Hotplug and turning off MSM MPDecision Hotplug?

Though the above step solves the heating problem until next boot, it largely affects the performance at the same time. The phone becomes unresponsive when MSM MPDecision Hotplug is turned off and i get an incoming call while i am charging the phone. Only solution is to remove battery and restart the phone again.
[YU Yureka Android Development] nakul Kashyap:
I think it must work with yu yureka plus!

have you tried it?

does it work?:confused::confused:
[YU Yureka Android Development] blackyz:
It works with Yu plus as well
[YU Yureka Android Development] saumik.bose:
This ROM indeed is awesome... only problem with heating up - also battery drains very fast. I had to revert back to Cynogenmod due to the heating issues and occasional reboots. If there is a fix to them, this ROM would be my 1st and only choice.
[YU Yureka Android Development] Ashutosh Kaushal:
Help me quickkkkkkk!!!

After enabling mobile data I'm not able to use Internet for 3rd party apps!!

I'm only able to use stock mi browser with internet

I have also checked check box for data usage in security firewall!!

Still problem not solved help me please! Thanxxx in advance
[YU Yureka Android Development] Chozha:
Flashed MiUi Global 7 and Super SU

Hai This is Chozha I am using both Redmi Note 2 and Yu Yureka and the way of user friendly os and UI I opted Redmi Note and today only I flashed both the above MiUi Rom Global 7 and Super SU and the process done successfully done as per the guides by the XDA forums. After the formalities my Yu Yureka not booting still it shows the YU android and not moved to MiUi . Pl help me in this regard.
[YU Yureka Android Development] Chozha:
I GOT IT MiUI 7 for my YuYureka

Finally I successfully installed MiUi 7 in my Yu Yureka and it running very smooth. I must thank and proudly could say that this forum is sthe only who guided me in pukka. Initially I wend through lot of websites and got confused and most of them are not very clear and finally i made it . I am not tech guy but I improved in many ways . Your forum is the major and reliable contributor not only for me but also to the many learners.

Chozha
[YU Yureka Android Development] Chozha:
thanks friend I successfully flashed MiUi Global 7 Rom and it is very smooth running. I would like to know Whether the weekly updates given by MiUI. Shall we opt for that?
[YU Yureka Android Development] Chozha:
After successfully installed the MiUI Rom camera quality is very poor and taking video shoot not saved in the galary. what is the remedy for that?
[YU Yureka Android Development] jsinghjassi:
Any update miui marshmallow for YU yureka????
[YU Yureka Android Development] Chozha:
Finally it was successfully installed and it is running very smooth. Only bug is not able to recording videos. I need help in this regard.
[YU Yureka Android Development] hariranga04:
can someone please provide me the link of boot.img

thanks in advance
[G3 Accessories] bitpie:
I had 1 piece now I have 2 pieces. Doesn't even look like something is broken but when I put it back is in loose, not unusable. If you have zerolemon belt clip holster can you check if some piece is missing or I do something wrong ?

If so can I buy belt clip holster which will work with zerolemon 9000 mAh case ?
[G3 Accessories] astonmartin214:
there is no belt clip that can work with ZL only the one that's made for the case
[G3 Accessories] traffas:
Looks like you're missing the metal spring. My plastic broke, so I'd buy yours or sell you my spring.

Zerolemon seems to have stopped making clips for their batteries, which boggles my mind. I'm thinking of buying a 3D printer and figuring out how to make and sell clips for battery cases. I know I'd drop $50 for a new clip and can't be the only one.
[G3 Accessories] rholm:
I have one I'll probably never use. What would you offer for it?

Cheers,

Rich
[G3 Accessories] traffas:
Well, I just ordered a 3D printer, so it's not worth what I would have paid the other day. I'd give you $10 + $10 for shipping and handling.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] crpalmer:
#include

/*
* Your warranty is now void.
*
* We are not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at us for messing up your device, we will laugh at you.
*
*/

The following versions with changelog are available:

* boot-tetra-LDZ22D-r5.img

Enable ZRAM to increase the available virtual memory space

Enable KSM

Configure the interactive cpufreq governor better

Add bfq io scheduler (although it's not being used any more)

Fix cfq to be more performant for SSDs

Modify the Android Low Memory Killer to work correctly with swap enabled

Note: this combined with enable zram seems to fix one of the major 5.1 battery drains for me. Please let me know if that's not the case for you.

* boot-tetra-LDZ22D-r3.img

Disable modules (free up more kernel memory)

Disable extra debugging (free up more kernel memory)

Disable NFS (fre up more kernel memory)

Enabled compiler optimizations to speed up the kernel (uses more memory)

Disable "adaptive low memory killer" (seems like the stock kernel is killing too many processes, this may help that)

* boot-tetra-LDZ22D-r2.img

Updated to Linux 3.10.86

Enable all 4 cores

Installation:

* Reboot to fastboot and then

fastboot flash boot boot-tetra-LDZ22D-r<whatever>.img

.

Warnings:

* This probably breaks your ability to accept OTA updates.

Source:

* github : the repos you need are all explained there along with how to compile it

XDA:DevDB Information

crpalmer's Tetra Kernel, Kernel for the Sony Smartwatch 3

Contributors

crpalmer

Kernel Special Features:

Version Information

Status: Stable

Created 2015-08-14

Last Updated 2015-08-17
[Sony Smartwatch 3] Divine_Madcat:
Thanks for posting! Watch is charging now; but while it charges... any anticipated impact on battery life either way? And its probably worth noting if this will result in having to reset the watch or not..
[Sony Smartwatch 3] SimDroid:
Awesome! Thanks! gonna try this one out later today :)
[Sony Smartwatch 3] crpalmer:
I am not sure on battery life because I'm running a newer version than what I have released...

The next version: I have used it for 7 hours while out at an amusement park with my family and it is down 20% (just less than 3% per hour). I'm actually hoping I have fixed the massive random battery drain in this unreleased version too, but only time will tell for sure.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] Divine_Madcat:
Hmm.. thinking i might wait to give this unreleased version a try...

Thanks for the update!
[Sony Smartwatch 3] tiga_x:
Thank you for greate works!

r3 works fine. Good response and battery life no problem.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] foggy69:
I haven't been able to find a copy of the stock kernel for LDZ22D, only for LWX48p.

Any chance you could post please.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] karl0ss:
Legend, Just flashed so will report back..

Any chance on setting to govenor to hotplug like it was on my LG G Watch, so it only uses the cores it needs when it needs?

Thanks for your work! :)
[Sony Smartwatch 3] crpalmer:
As far as I could tell, the bcm SoC in here is very different. It has very different dormant states used to simulated hot-plugging and when I tried to do my own hotplugging, I found that the hardware would sometimes hang and you had to hard reboot it. If you ran it without the hardware hanging then hot-swapping the cores actually made battery life worse. It seemed like the power consumption was the same regardless of the number of cores online.

After wasting a lot of time on that, I'm not planning on trying again as I think it's a dead-end.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] karl0ss:
OK cool, Very glad you did the work for the new kernel...

Thanks so much :)
[Sony Smartwatch 3] karl0ss:
Kernel seems to be working quite well so far, I have noticed my arm getting hot now and again, but thats to be expected with the extra cores...

is R3 the "unreleased" build you are talking about in your early posts?

Thanks
[Sony Smartwatch 3] crpalmer:
Nope, that was r4 which I never released because it didn't actually fix the bad battery drain I was trying to fix. The bad battery drain that I was hitting is caused by memory running out and android constantly killing and then starting and then killing and then starting the google framework. I thought I had fixed that by enabling ZRAM and KSM (aka, following the low-memory device best practices that Google publishes) but it didn't because the ALMK seems to be stupid. I fixed that in r5 which I just released.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] crpalmer:
New version released:

* boot-tetra-LDZ22D-r5.img

Enable ZRAM to increase the available virtual memory space

Enable KSM

Configure the interactive cpufreq governor better

Add bfq io scheduler (although it's not being used any more)

Fix cfq to be more performant for SSDs

Modify the Android Low Memory Killer to work correctly with swap enabled

Note: this combined with enable zram seems to fix one of the major 5.1 battery drains for me. Please let me know if that's not the case for you.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] 3vilArt_:
Excuse me sir .. how to know if the watch is LDZ22D or something else ? and can you give me the link to any website that teach how to go fastboot/flashmode etc for this watch ..searched on google but not found anything..hopefully you answered my humble question..thanks :)
[Sony Smartwatch 3] lekofraggle:
On the watch, go to settings, click on about, and then you will find the build number.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] sekac55:
In the description I don't see if this kernel include recovery.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] crpalmer:
No. Recovery and kernel are completely different things.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] sekac55:
I know, and the next question is if you can add, twrp into the ramdisk ?

I have now flashed the kernel and the watch is now smoother i like it.

Many thanks for your work. Keep it uptodate :)
[Sony Smartwatch 3] crpalmer:
Nope, but you can flash twrp independently of the kernel. They each have their own ramdisk.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] Divine_Madcat:
So, with the new firmware rolling out, will we need to revert kernels (if so... anyone have the stock link?) to get the OTA?
[Sony Smartwatch 3] crpalmer:
I can't say for sure but 99% of the time you do (or it will fail to patch the kernel). I would revert it before accepting the ota for sure!
[Sony Smartwatch 3] Divine_Madcat:
You are correct. doing a sideload on the modded kernel failed, but after a restore with PC Companion, i was able to update no problem. Sorry that it was short lived before the update, but thanks for your work either way!
[Sony Smartwatch 3] crpalmer:
We'll have to see how long it takes Google to release the kernel source code this time (last time was 2-3 months) and whether or not the update depends much on kernel source.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] inteks:
is the battery drain bug really fixed with the kernel? if so i will use this kernel and keep the current version of firmware.

one question. if i flash this kernel i dont get the ota, right?
[Sony Smartwatch 3] crpalmer:
I think it fixes it, but it's hard to be 100% sure given that some people claim to have gone a couple of weeks without hitting it... However, I definitely identified a problem that caused massive battery drain and made changes that appear to have fixed that problem.

You will still get the OTA and attempting to flash it will fail in some way which may or may not make your watch unbootable. To be safe and accept the OTA you need to return completely to stock.

FYI, I'm currently testing a new release of the kernel which uses the LCA43 ramdisk and the LDZ22D kernel source code and it seems to be working. If things go well today, I'll post it tonight or tomorrow for people that want to use it until Google decides to post the kernel source and allow me to do a proper LCA43 build.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] inteks:
ok.

i flash your kernel and everything seems ok, so far. but i'm unable to get root :(

twrp does not come up. it boot everytime directly into wear system.

not with "flash twrp" and not with "boot twrp". also with "fastboot boot SWR50-rootboot.img" it boots wear without root.

any idea?

tia

inteks
[Sony Smartwatch 3] lekofraggle:
Put your watch in recovery mode

On your computer, type

fastboot boot <twrp.img>

In a prompt window

Push wear supersu to the scared and install it with twrp.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] inteks:
thx. but the problem was that twrp for 5.02 is not compatible with 5.11

found this -> http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=61002165&postcount=43
[Sony Smartwatch 3] foggy69:
I had the chance to use your kernel for one day before the latest update.

For that day I had no massive random battery drains that I had previously on a daily basis. Plus according to 'Wear Battery Stats' the percentage of battery drain was considerably lower when in normal usage.

Thank you for your hard work on this and I look forward to trying your latest work.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] greenbat:
Can someone please benchmark the watch with stock rom and this custom rom. It would be interesting if scores are much higher with 4 cores enabled.

Please use vfp benchmark for android wear

Thanx!
[Sony Smartwatch 3] woschirmer:
is there a way to disable the OTA function?

it's a little annoying to get every few days the message, that a system update has been downloaded.

thanks in advance

wolfgang
[Sony Smartwatch 3] kalousek:
no root or unlock bootloader ?

HI,

so for installation I dont need root or unlock bootloader ? and if I will want to come back into stock is there any option to go without a trace of custom kernel ?

Thanks guys :)
[Sony Smartwatch 3] lekofraggle:
You need root and to use a rooted app, but no need to unlock the boot loader. As long as you can recover from your mistakes (if you make any), you can wipe proof of tampering. But, you are tampering, and there is a risk.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] zr1:
Hey I flashed boot-tetra-LDZ22D-r5.img and it completed with no errors, but when i run the adb shell cat /proc/version command it doesn't have (crpalmer@compile) in the kernel string....what could be going wrong?

thanks for any help you can provide
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bluegizmo83:
So I've been using and modding android devices for quite some time now, but I'm never actually tried this so maybe someone can answer this question...

I should be receiving my new shield tablet soon (from the recall program) and I'm wondering if it would be possible for me to create a nandroid backup of my old tablet and then restore that backup on the new tablet? .... Can you transfer a nandroid backup from one device to another as long as both devices are the same make/model?
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NaminatoR1254jaime.sier:
Im going to do that, actually. Theorethically, you should be able to.

Enviado desde mi SHIELD Tablet mediante Tapatalk
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bluegizmo83:
That's what I was thinking... However, from what I understand, a nandroid backup is about the most complete backup you can create. It copies everything from what I understand.

If that's the case, and seeing as how you can change your serial number and imei number with certain apps (I.e. those numbers are in the software) then I wonder if you would end up with two tablets with identical serial numbers?! I could be wrong, it might not copy that info, but if it did that would NOT be good since the serial number is what nvidia uses to remotely kill your old tablet (I think)!!
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NaminatoR1254jaime.sier:
I dont think so, because that type ofmdata is un another partition

Plus, the serial number must come embedded in the hardware

Enviado desde mi SHIELD Tablet mediante Tapatalk
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr.Optimistic:
I think it would be better the other way around make a Nandroid copy of your new tablet and install it on old to avoid the kill switch..booomm
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bluegizmo83:
Ok, so flashing the TWRP nandroid backup from my old tablet onto my new tablet was NOT as easy as I thought it was going to be!

For anyone else trying this, you will notice that when you try to restore the backup (assume you had the backup on an sdcard, or copied it to the new tablet somehow), TWRP will not show any restore options! It turns out, the reason for this is that when TWRP makes a backup, it is locked to your device serial number.

To get around this, you need to rename a folder... Inside the TWRP/Backups/ there will be a folder name that is a long string of numbers/letters, THIS is the serial number of the device on which the backup was created (i.e. the old tablet). You need to rename this folder to match the serial number of your NEW tablet. The easiest way to do this is to created a small backup in TWRP from your NEW tablet, just backup the recovery partition or something small, your only doing this to create the folder name with your NEW tablet serial number. Now copy the serial number of your new tablet and use it to rename the old tablet backup folder, then load up TWRP and you should be able to flash the backup of your old tablet onto your new tablet!
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] An Droid:
And possibly cause a software level change/update on your new tablet to the old s/n and potentially making it a target for the kill switch?
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bluegizmo83:
No. Twrp and cwm backup do not copy those partitions of memory. I think the only reason for twrp naming folders like that is so people with microSD cards can create backs of multiple devices and the same chip and never accidentally restore the wrong backup
[XDA Assist] hidinory:
Can anyone please help me on how to unlock my SAMSUNG J1 (SM-J100ML).
[XDA Assist] :
Hi, thanks for using XDA Assist! :)

XDA-Developers is not a cell unlocking site. You can search online for these services. Cell unlock codes are not available here.

You can ask for help finding a cell unlocking service here:

http://xdaforums.com/general/help

Good luck! :)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] DenisJ:
Hi all,

i have a little problem with my M3100.

When I am speaking to the telephone, some time, I do not hear any more for some seconds.

I remain without volume. Then, after some seconds it returns to hear.

I do also a hardreset but nothing.

Someone had already succeeded ? i must open it ?

Thanks all

Denis
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] MikeChannon:
You

may

have the loose front speaker contacts or faulty speaker described here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=288728

Mike
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] DenisJ:
Thanks for the llink ...

i'll try to open it this night.

I olny thik that if i can't repair it, i will lost the waranty...

:-(

Thanks again

Denis
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] MikeChannon:
Yes it is warranty voiding - I would always advise using warranty in preference to a do-it-yourself fix.

Mike
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] DenisJ:
Hi Mike,

i opened yesterday night... and until now was everythink ok.

I just forced up the 2 pices of metal and was ok.

This night i must reopen it and maybe i will find the bad contact...

:-(

I will F5

Denis
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] MikeChannon:
Hi Denis

Ok - of course it is possible the speaker is faulty and not just the contacts.

Mike
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] DenisJ:
Hi there,

do you know please if (with the tester) the 2 contacts must close or not ?

Usualy (afaik) the speakers must have conductor betwen 2 contacts ... or not ?

I tell you this because, i test the 2 contacts of my little speaker and there was no close circuit.

Do you know where can i faound another speaker please ?

Thanks again

Denis
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] MikeChannon:
On your meter you should NOT have an open circuit there should be a resistance reading not infinity (open circuit).

Another test you can do with some meters (ones that have a resistance multiplier X1 X10 X1000) is set it to X10 resistance scale and tap the probes on the speaker connections. You should hear a faint click in the speaker. This works because the meter delivers a small current in order to measure the resistance.

I forget now if it is the front or rear speaker you are having problems with?

Mike
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] DenisJ:
Hi Mike,

i opened yesterday night again (sorry but i was in hollyday)

i so that the front speaker was interupted (not conduct)

... i opened the little speaker i repair it (so so hard) the wire is so little.

Now is work ... but the sound is little strident... maybe because of the worm

think that i used to paste the wire.

Anyway... now i'm looking to buy a speaker... the front one

... do you know some site where can i buy ?

Thanks for all

DenisJ
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] MikeChannon:
I don't know of a source for the official front speaker, but the motorola L6/L7 earpiece/speaker fits and works. Not exactly identical but similar.

http://www.phatphones.com/mobile-phone-repairs-1.htm#speaker

Mike
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] DenisJ:
Ok ... i'll loking for one of them maybe here in Italy.

Thanks for all helm Mike

DenisJ
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] benny_t:
I have a rooted Verizon Galaxy S5 G900V on the OC4 MOAR rom. I need to unroot and flash back to stock. I have tried a few but don't want to keep toying around and mess something up. How do I simply (preferably with FlashRoot) unroot and go to stock?
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spartan117H3:
I thought all you had to do was uninstall busybox, supersu, and anything else that installs into system (although installing a stock rom should wipe System, correct me if I'm wrong here), and then flash a stock rom. And noting that bootloaders OE1/OG5 cannot be downgraded, so it's advised you flash an older OD5 stock firmware or below.

This is a guide to go from LP to KK which basically involves just that, flashing. You most likely have to use ODIN for it.

http://xdaforums.com/verizon-galaxy-s5/general/how-to-downgrade-lollipop-5-0-to-kitkat-t3088571
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dudash:
Nvm...

I really wish we could delete our own posts..
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] benny_t:
I hear "rom" in stock rom and wonder if it's legitimately stock at that point. Don't I just need to flash the firmware? Wouldn't I do a parallel move to OC4? Where do I get a legitimate firmware for OC4?

The ultimate problem I'm trying to solve is that I'm rooted and need to send my phone in for an upgrade.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spartan117H3:
Rom is just a reference to the fact that its a firmware. Rom doesn't necessarily have to mean it's custom. Unless I'm misusing the word rom, although people generally don't misunderstand when they're told stock rom. If it's a custom, it would be specified, "rom based on stock (insert version) or usually, based on TouchWiz (insert fw ver).

Anyways here are some of the stock firmwares.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2784880
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
Q&A for [ROM] CyanogenMod 10.2 Stable for Nook Color

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Before posting, please use the forum search and read through the discussion thread for [ROM] CyanogenMod 10.2 Stable for Nook Color. If you can't find an answer, post it here, being sure to give as much information as possible (firmware version, steps to reproduce, logcat if available) so that you can get help.

Thanks for understanding and for helping to keep XDA neat and tidy! :)