yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dmmos:
Flash N910T with F910F ROM

Hello guys, I need your help. I got as I thought SM-N910F brand new in Russia with 4.4 KK. It worked fine except for being weak to work with 3G. 4G was OK. Russian localization was OK. When I tried to update the ROM, I discovered this device is not 910F but unlocked 910t instead. While experimenting with flash, I damaged efs. Then I restored it with Kies flashing stock ROM. So now I'be got lollipop phone which says "insert T-mobile SIM".

SI my idea is to flash it with some European ROM which support Russian language. Possibly, some 910f mod? Can somebody suggest which ROM to flash? Unfortunately, I didn't backup original ROM.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Misterjunky:
re: N910F

You cannot flash a N910T phone with a N910F custom or stock twrp flashable zip file rom.

What you need to do now is to find, download and ODIN flash the official firmware which

came with your phone in order to get your phone working properly again.

Sorry about that,

Have a great day!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dmmos:
Thank you, Misterjunky. There is no such a thing as "official firmware" for my phone. Because it was brought to Russia and unlocked unofficially as I can see now. They even changed the phone label on the back side. So they flash some custom firmware, I think so but I have no idea which one.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dmmos:
To put it more clear, what i have now is exactly official firmware. I've got it with Samsung Kies Tools - Firmware upgrade and initialization which downloads the official firmware based on model name and serial number. But unfortunately this is not what I need because it doesn't accept my local SIM
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dmmos:
BoBCaTROM by [MENTION=511819]turilo[/MENTION] worked for my device:

http://xdaforums.com/note-4-tmobile/development/official-bobcatromn910fton910tw8-v2-0nk5-t2992648

But the problem with 3G persists. Device works with 2G and 4G without problem, but doesn't work with 3G. Any ideas how to adapt modem from 910C to this model?
[SuperSU] DarsVaeda:
I recently upgraded my Nexus 4 to 5.1.1

Thus I wanted to re-add SuperSu. Problem is that after flashing I can't click any buttons in the SuperSu popup.

I can just allow any root request and they work but I the apps that request do not get added anymore.

So I tried to uninstall it and flash another root app.

I got one that showed the installed su binaries and it told me, even after uninstalling it, I still have SuperSu 2.45.

Whats even stranger: I flashed SuperSu 2.46? Why does it say 2.45.

It seems the binaries do not get replaced.

How do I purge the binaries for a fresh start, maybe with other binaries?
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkprince822:
stock d6633 lollipop rom NO-ROOTlooki

looking for stock FTF file for d6633 5.0.2 lollipop saudi arabian region or middle east region
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] InTheater:
Hi xda experts,

Just purchased a NoteEdge (after a Chinese and an OnePlusOne)

and so, back to new "branded" phone, and back to fight with rooms / roots and tweaks to be able to configure the mobile. just to discover that there is something new on the ground called KNOX..., and this seems to be a one time opportunity to screw it up.

I haven't found anything in xda, but kekomundo, and androidpit (two Spanish pages) seems to claim that the KNOX counter can be reset

Fail en Odin [Samsung][KNOX][Aportazo!] - Página 1 de 1

http://kekomundo.com/foro/index.php?topic=386585.0

¿Qué es Knox y cómo deshabilitarlo? - AndroidPIT

http://www.androidpit.es/knox-como-deshabilitarlo
​

Is that really possible, or I am misunderstanding those Spanish posts?

because as far as I understand, a "simple" root of the phone, voids the warranty permanently and without chances to revert.

Is that even legal?

Thanks !!
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] InTheater:
Hi guys, nobody gives me a hint on this?
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Alarmmy:
Per my knowledge, Knox cant be reverted once you trip it.
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] InTheater:
thaks a lot

it seems also, that most countries, discard warranty because KNOX is also illegal, so all problems may be solve with just a line of test to Samsung in case is needed ...
[Huawei Ascend P7] Pajke:
How to obtain bootloader unlock code for any Huawei Phone/Tablet

Hello,

for first, sorry for my bad english, I'm from Czech Republic.

In this topic, I'll show you, how to get bootloader unlock code by official way.

(tested on Huawei Ascend P7).

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You will need:

Huawei Phone/Tab

Huawei ID (easy login with Facebook or create now account)

Product model, Serial number, IMEI, Product ID (I'll show you how obtain this info later)

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Gathering information about you phone/tab (PM, SN, EMEI, PID):

1) Product model

a) Take your phone/tablet

b) Go to options

c) Scroll down to section "About phone"

d) Note your Model number (first line) - HUAWEI P7-L10, etc.

2) Serial Number

a) Look on the phone box (see image below)

3) IMEI

a) Look on the phone box (see image below)

4) Product ID

a) Open your dialer

b) Call *#*#1357946#*#*

c) PID will show on your screen

---------------------------------------------------------------

Putting info to Huawei Bootloader Unlock Site:

a) Open this page: h t t p://emui.huawei.com/en/plugin.php?id=unlock&mod=detail (delete spaces in HTTP)

b) Log in to Huawei ID, if you already not

c) Set product type (phone or tab)

d) Put PM, SN, IMEI and PID to right boxes

e) Solve Captcha

f) Press Submit

g) The unlock code appears under captcha (red text, something like: Your unlocking password is：87XXXXXXXXXX5492)

And that's it, you have your bootloader unlock code!

IMAGE OF BOX (IMEI AND SN):

h t t p://s15.postimg.org/8vytgqte3/IMG_20150822_161516.jpg (delete spaces in HTTP)
[Huawei Ascend P7] blind_soterd:
Thanks, I try to do today. My English is to bad to. [emoji14]

Enviado desde mi HUAWEI P7-L10 mediante Tapatalk
[Huawei Ascend P7] Oob1e:
Does anyone know why there isnt an option for the p7-L00?
[Huawei Ascend P7] Oob1e:
I found this post h t t p://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=62162312&postcount=32

Which outlined what to do.

Doesnt give me an unlock code sadly :(
[Huawei Ascend P7] craniu3000bis:
Hello guys, unfortunately didn't work for me :(

After I've submitted all the information i got this message: Sorry you must use a phone account to submit this application

What????
[Huawei Ascend P7] Alsaya:
I'm stuck with the same phrase and no success
[Huawei Ascend P7] Lankern98:
I also had the same problem.. Solved it by logging in using my facebook account! Hope this works for you :D
[Huawei Ascend P7] Xstephl:
I was unable to log in with Facebook account, just stuck at login page after Facebook authentication. Weired !
[Huawei Ascend P7] riveraljohnrey:
Purpose

What is the purpose of this thing?(Unlocking Bootloader) Anyone please? thank you.
[Huawei Ascend P7] Lukyczk:
I cant get it

Hello, you sent an email to mobile@huawei.com with all information for models L10 and L21, i tried it a few times, but i didnt get any answer. Can you help me ? The L-21 phone is from T-Mobile
[Huawei Ascend P7] rjeevan:
Quick update for everyone stuck in the Need phone account!

I miss placed my box and only had the phone to work with! I was trying with the serial number that I found in Settings -> About -> Status, but that is just wrong... Also registering account with my email Kept on saying just that error!

As suggested in this thread, I Logged in using Facebook and then it showed me My Serial Number and EMEI do not match;

then I went digging into service menu and found the Actual serial number.

Dial: *#*#2846579#*#*

It will present you with the service menu, then go to Option: 2. Veneer Informations > 4. Other info

You will see your Serial number AND EMEI number there...

Hope this helps ;)
[Huawei Ascend P7] Ruchval:
It requests a Phone account.

Facebook login gives a logging error.

How do you get this working?

Another question is,

what is AT LOCK and FASTBOOT LOCK ?

(found them with the Dial: *#*#2846579#*#* provided by rjeevan)

Thanks
[Huawei Ascend P7] gav2:
You are my hero!

......... it showed me My Serial Number and EMEI do not match; ......

Dial: *#*#2846579#*#*

It will present you with the service menu, then go to Option: 2. Veneer Informations > 4. Other info

You will see your Serial number AND EMEI number there...
[Huawei Ascend P7] fahad69:
it says that i havent used my account on my phone in 14 days....wat should i do? i cant get the code
[Huawei Ascend P7] kirijas:
Thank You

The guide is great. Now I just have to follow the 2nd guide to unlock the bootloader via the guide at h t t p s://emui.huawei.com/en/plugin/unlock/step

:highfive:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aan fachrul:
[need help] stok room asuz zenfon 4c z007

I need a stock rom asuz zenfon 4c z007 , anyone can help me
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Abhinav1997:
http://www.asus-zenfone.com/2015/06/how-to-flash-asus-zenfone-c-z007-zc451cg.html

I don't know much about the device but I hope this is what you are looking for :)

Cheers,

AJ
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cundis:
Hi folks! I'm curious how 5.0.1 works for you guys that have done the upgrade?

I'm still on kitkat and I'm hesitating to go to lollipop because of bug reports on many devices.

Is kitkat the better OS? Or do we only hear from people who got problems and those other are silent?

Sent fra min SM-N915FY via Tapatalk
[Galaxy Grand Prime Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LMAA420:
SM-G531H Rooting - Revovery.img file.

In the Chainfire thread I read that one should post the recovery image to help with the rooting efforts, and it suggested to post in the the model relevant threat. So, here is the recovery.img file for the SM-G531H, extracted from the downloaded firmware.

G531HXXU0AOH1_G531HOXE0AOH1_G531HXXU0AOH1_HOME.tar.md5

ht tps:// yadi.sk/d/BLLNRAtCibRjn (without spaces)
[Galaxy Grand Prime Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] @Elie.G:
Does it work,
[Galaxy Grand Prime Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] @Elie.G:
It doesn't work on my device. My stock recovery is still on my device
[Galaxy Grand Prime Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ilkin059:
thanks for your efforts. yw it works. just rename file to recovery.img.tar

dont forget uncheck hide file extensions )
[ZenFone 2 General] rlaw:
Only other difference seems to be a slight bump in clockspeed from 2.3GHz to 2.5GHz. I wonder what pricing will look like on these models?

Sure wish ASUS would just release 5.1.1 already but perhaps they're busy releasing all these Zenfone 2 models...
[ZenFone 2 General] cmendonc2:
I can't wait to feel how hot that CPU is going to get :D :D. Probably 50 USD more or 100 USD more it is has other new stuff too.
[ZenFone 2 General] mr_gourav2000:
ASUS Zenfone 2 Deluxe and ASUS Zenfone 2 are same.

No changes.

http://www.gsmarena.com/asus_zenfone_2_deluxe_ze551ml-7475.php
[ZenFone 2 General] ycavan:
Here's the link to the announcement this morning:

http://gadgets.ndtv.com/mobiles/new...n-with-256gb-internal-storage-unveiled-730942
[ZenFone 2 General] ImjuzCY:
Not sure if 2.5Mhz is real. According to Intel's website, Z3580 have max frequency of 2.33Ghz only
[ZenFone 2 General] ycavan:
Honestly, I don't care about anything other than the quarter of a TB storage :) *droool*
[ZenFone 2 General] mr_gourav2000:
Its also 2.3 ghz
[ZenFone 2 General] ycavan:
Yes.. the Deluxe is 2.3 ghz. You've pointed that out already.

The Deluxe Special Edition... that's what was announced this morning. & if it IS a misprint @ 2.3 ghz? who cares? It's not like we're going to notice an extra 200mhz.
[ZenFone 2 General] mr_gourav2000:
Btw 2.5 ghz is really noticeable.
[ZenFone 2 General] 903tex:
Umm really Asus lol. 5.1.1 would be great instead of making 30 version of the same phone.....

Guess that what cm12 is for right :)
[ZenFone 2 General] ycavan:
sorry OP, we're getting away from the topic @ hand but 2.3 ghz -> 2.5 ghz will NOT be that noticeable.

0.2 ghz = 8.7% ( as in 0.08695 ) increase in potential performance. In general, you need a 50% increase to notice a difference.
[ZenFone 2 General] mr_gourav2000:
Oh really? I don't think so.
[ZenFone 2 General] Sammaul:
It's exactly the same except for storage. While it would be amazing to have 256gb of internal storage, I don't think the premium would be worth it. 64 is enough for me(for apps) with media on my external card
[ZenFone 2 General] GGL-Daz:
Clock speeds don't mean a whole lot in modern processors.
[ZenFone 2 General] 903tex:
In all reality if you have the 2.3ghz model then this is NOT worth it period IMHO. 2.3ghz to 2.5ghz you will not be able to tell a difference in real world use. The 256 internal storage is amazing just to have. But 64gb is way more than enough for me and majority of users.
[ZenFone 2 General] cangcan:
goodbye flagship z00a..you'll be forgotten and will never receive 5.1.1 or M..... :(
[ZenFone 2 General] 903tex:
Lol you can't be serious........
[ZenFone 2 General] Iqballoon:
so.... 8.7% more faster battery drain? ;)

ASUS pls, fix your os problem first :crying:
[ZenFone 2 General] sorg:
according to spec, it will be the same Z00A. So, it should share the same ROM with existing ZE551ML.
[ZenFone 2 General] Buk-Lau:
that is utterly wrong, over the years all the performance gains you get from intel are from stock clock speed bumps rather than IPC increase. a 200mhz increase in turbo clocks on all four cores can make a noticeable difference, that is if they can be maintained long enough, otherwise in most short time race to sleep scenarios the difference is hard to see. in fact the only changes you see from SD800 to SD805 in cpu are that qualcomm keeps overclocking their CPUs, but the problem is that qualcomm has more conservative throttling mechanisms whereas intel handles it more leniently. the point is if they kept the same TDP as 2.3ghz one with the new one then it won't make any significant change, if they raise the TDP or allow for longer turbo time then that 2.5ghz will make a noticeable change in many daily usage cases such as gaming and HEVC decoding.

in terms of app opening speed and booting time though, that depends on what kind of NAND asus uses. the nand they use so far in our ZE551ML are pretty crappy and around average at best, if they kept using those lower grade NAND then I see no point in this new variant at all
[ZenFone 2 General] GGL-Daz:
Can't actually tell if your trolling or not.

-200mhz increase = noticeable difference? haha you clearly are delusional.

-Extra 200mhz is meaningless if you are decoding HEVC directly through the hardware.

Also maybeyou misunderstood me; when I say clock speeds don't equal more performance I am not saying you get 0% increase from clock speeds lol. In order for you to understand me/prove my point Ill use this real life example I have you for. My previous device was an S3 i9300 that was over clocked from 1.4ghz to 1.8ghz stable 24/7, I even kept stock voltages mostly lol (I got lucky on chip bins I guess). The convenient thing for me is that I have the 1.8ghz 551 model so I can directly compare processor speeds and I get a massive increase in CPU performance benchmarks yet my CPU runs at the same clocks, totally amazing the world must be collapsing. Also the same TDP necessarily mean same heat output. An yes Intel never seems to throttle their chips for pc and mobile, not sure if that good or bad....
[ZenFone 2 General] Buk-Lau:
just look at the newest 6700k, its turbo clock is only 200mhz bump from default, if that means nothing why do you think intel is doing it? in CPU bound DX11 benchmarks you'll see a noticeable draw call increase when you bump up the clocks even by a little, and sustained gaming tests you get higher minimum FPS.

when you say 200mhz has no noticeable effect is because the bottleneck lies somewhere else, typically storage

sure extra 200mhz means nothing if you have hardware HEVC decoder, but there's none on this atom chip, so it's still useful.

also TDP is one of the decisive factors when handling throttling, if two share the same TDP and one clocks than the other then the higher clocked will throttle for sure.

and no intel throttle their mobile Core CPUs heavily, but it's still more lenient then typical ARM chips.
[ZenFone 2 General] cangcan:
hoooorayy!!!!!
[ZenFone 2 General] fb39ca4:
Anyone else think the polygon back that was also shown with the annoincement looks cool? Shame it's not coming to North America.
[ZenFone 2 General] Mael_RadecFR:
Fortunately there is a SD slot :D
[ZenFone 2 General] sooty84:
he is not, to a single core increase of 200Million cycle per sec may not seem a lot but if software were to run a full 4 core ( well this depend on how the software writer want to ultilise all cores or not in the program), that is a 800MHZ increase. hence it is not like someone stated here that it is insignificant results.

All these are basic EEE fundamentals bro.. please read up before insulting someone trolling.

your scenario is that zenfone 2 which have a quad core intel win a S3 quad core xbrand CPU? intel is well known of having efficiency in cycle per secs > less heat > faster

if you want to compare, get 2 of the same chip which is that one is over clocked, and the other is not. your comparison will never pass thesis in university with such biased comparison.

source : Me > EEE 1st class honors.
[ZenFone 2 General] Buk-Lau:
^exactly

there's huge difference between 200mhz on single core and 200mhz on all 4 cores, finally someone gets it that manufacturers are not stupid enough to stack cores for nothing
[ZenFone 2 General] Tuanies:
He is right. The performance gains Intel brings with each generation are from architectural improvements that bring greater IPC, not from clock speeds. We've seen a massive performance bump clock-for-clock with each new Intel generation with clock speeds staying around the same level. There's a reason why we have yet to exceed 4 GHz since the Pentium 4 era.

http://www.pcper.com/reviews/Proces...irst-Enthusiasts/Clock-Clock-Skylake-Broadwel

The Qualcolmm SD800 to SD805 had major changes besides CPU clock - it went from the Krait 400 to Krait 450 and Adreno 330 to Adreno 420 graphics. THere's also twice the memory bandwidth that came with going from 2 x 32-bit interfaces to 4 x 32-bit interfaces. eMMC 5.0 support vs 4.5 brought faster storage speed and a better ISP (image signal processor) helped substantially to produce something that at the same clock would be superior to the previous generation.

http://www.anandtech.com/show/8035/qualcomm-snapdragon-805-performance-preview

Clock speed bumps bring minimal performance increases versus detailed architectural changes.

Even comparing Moorefield Z3560 to Z3580 you're looking at a ~25% performance boost with raw CPU benchmarks so a 200 MHz bump to 2.5 GHz would yield about 10% boost, if that. However, I cannot divulge what's inside the ZF2D SE, but remember, its still the same PowerVR Rogue GPU so if you're gaming or doing anything that demands power, there's virtually no perceivable difference.
[ZenFone 2 General] ycavan:
[MENTION=438582]Tuanies[/MENTION] Could you let us know *roughly* how much the ZF2D SE would run & if it will be officially sold in the US?
[ZenFone 2 General] sooty84:
I do not know other brands CPU but to me intel is the way to go, they have been in the industry for so many damn years, i trust them more then snapdragon, ARM and AMD.

there are also other factor to consider regarding to speed, not just the cycle per second but even if you are not engineering trained, as long as you have an investigation mindset, the distance between Mainboard to proccessor plays a part, the inter connection (thickness of the chip as each wire bond connect to the other gates) plays a part, the distance between processor to key component plays apart to the speed.

too many factors on the hardware, not considering the software ( how data suppose to flow) are implicating the speed.

so to deny that 200MHZ does nothing, to me it is baseless. it could be a 40~50% gain on a good chip verse a bad chip.

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while not entirely right my friend. these technology basically is the thickness of the chip (wirebond from gate to gate is nearer hence chip get smaller and efficient), the legs of chip to pad distances, the solder materials used, the design of CPU to key component, the cores amount, MHZ itself, the efficiency of heat vs workdone, the transport layer of data, the protocol used and it's efficiency. etc all these maybe more are consider to speed. but TS were saying ze551ml vs s3 overclocked.

which mean that the test itself is not sufficient to conclude cycle per sec does nothing to increase the speed of a device. To me, this statement is baseless and poorly experimental, how could you use 2 different chipset with different family to compare on speed? especially when you talk about overclocking.

the right way to investigate this is to have 2 ze551ml or 2 s3 to perform, 1 with over clock and 1 without overclocking. to test the difference in speed. that is the correct way to conclude.

while comparing Phone A with Phone B, you are comparing technology of that chip instead of the actual MHZ you are looking at because there are so many factors to contribute such as those i stated above.

i'm so sure 200% i'm right that you see a difference with that 200mhz changes. because it is a basic knowledge or common sense that t=1/f. useless you deny physic.

i can't be wrong, i work for telecom and my forte is Frequency itself. F=sin2piefct, C=ere0.A/D
[ZenFone 2 General] Buk-Lau:
uh pentium 4 is from 12 years ago at least if I even remember correctly. that is a huge gap. it's almost like comparing those old CRT TVs with the newest flexible OLED 4k monitors. what's the point of looking back that far? I referring to the more recent but yet still aged Sandy Bridges series, the 2nd gen Core series that came out about 4 years ago. you know, the golden days when everyone OCs hard on their i7 2600k. since then, the IPC improvement every generation is minimal.

even if you compare the newest skylake to sandy bridge, that's only about 25% increase in the IPC over the course of 4 years

http://www.anandtech.com/show/9483/intel-skylake-review-6700k-6600k-ddr4-ddr3-ipc-6th-generation/9

IPC improvement from intel has been stagnating, and they themselves know that fact very well. and clock speed bumps bring minimal improvement in performance? well, have fun to talking to people that OCs their pentium G2358 to 4.2GHz (which is about everyone that has one) and see if the improvement is as minimal as you say it is.

when I compared SD800 to SD805 I specifically said CPU not the entire SoC, and I never denied the improvements in GPU and other features.

as far as qualcomm said, and that's even present in the anandtech article, the architectural changes from krait 400 to 450 is mostly transistor tweaks that enables higher clock speeds and power efficiency tweaks, not bring much about IPC improvements. similarly Huawei has their custom A53e architecture which is just a tweaked A53 that allows high clocks.

I've yet to see any news saying that krait 450 brings any major IPC improvements over krait 400.

like I said before, you can still see benefit from a 10% boost, that is if your bottleneck lies within the CPU. in zenfone 2's case, most race to sleep scenarios such as opening apps bottlenecks more on storage read/write speeds rather than the CPU, which is why I said if Asus keeps using those mediocre/slightly-below-average NANDs then this newer model would mean nothing. a 10% performance is still something, if your minimum FPS is around 55 then with a 10% boost you get a stable 60, but only if that's the bottleneck.