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[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] JustZaphod:
It took like forever for rovo89 and some 3rd party developers to come up for a port for Xposed.. I'm a HUGE proponent for Xposed, and spent a considerable amount of my personal time trying to compile a version that could be flashed on this device.. Oh man.. 1000s of lines of code.. I gave up when Wanam finally came up with his port, and looking at all that Java .smali code.. sweet jesus man.. that takes dedication.. I won't be upgrading my Nexus 7 2013 to Marshmallow any time soon.. Although I already created a personal Deodexed version, all I need is a Kernel that permits root.. But I changed my mind on going to Android 6.. maybe for 6 or so months until it takes all those devs to come up with another port for Xposed.. Google and Samsung have made it hell for 3rd party developers.. Unless you write a rom directly from source code.. I'll be sticking with Lollipop for quite a while.. I like it, and Kitkat 4.4.2 and 4.4.4 are perfect as they were anyways.. Google is only upgrading to keep up with Apple and all those changes are making it hell for people to mod Android. Its like every time we get a good beat on a version, they change everything and we have to start all over from scratch.. This is why this is my last Samsung device.. Shame since I used to be such a huge fan..
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] pyromayniyak:
[MENTION=5501022]Zaphodspeaks[/MENTION] & [MENTION=4758472]jazzespresso[/MENTION]

I'm guessing the two of you did not get your source rom from the same place and start modding it from there (as in someone said, "here is a 5.1.1 zip for the millet" and the two of you just used that same exact zip)? I'm guessing that the two of you got it from sammy and deodexed using different methods or tools. The reason I'm asking is because Zaphodspeaks has mentioned that other than the tweaks the two of you have made it is the same rom but when I compare the files there are a whole lot that are different. I've been flip flopping between the two and cherry picking between them to make my own personal rom and as I "attempt" to mod and succeed in some I would like to share my results between the two of you but am not sure if those differences between the your files would make a difference and possibly break or cause problems in the two of your roms. I successfully removed knox version info from secsettings.apk on jazzROM but keep having recomiple errors on UltraliteV5e. Can I use modded apks and jars for one rom on the other or is it best to only mod files per rom (or just flash and cross my fingers?) Sorry if this is not the right place for this.
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] JustZaphod:
Neither of us used a zip, we took it from the Original Tar.MD5 image that was originally flashed in ODIN, the 100 percent stock image...

We both used the same base, but that's where it ends.. I made a pure stock/debloated experience, where [MENTION=4758472]jazzespresso[/MENTION] has modified the framework, ported apps from his Galaxy tab S2 to this device.. There is nothing to cherry pick from my ROM.. Its just a simple Deodexed, Debloated install, or a 100 percent Deodexed/untouched for those who want to make their own mods.. I don't suggest recompiling my Ultralite ROMs.. they are totally stripped of everything that can be successfully removed, with Xposed and root preinstalled.. I suggest if your going that route.. To try using the 100 percent pure Ultrastock https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347803436, which like I said is just a pure recompiled Deodexed 100 percent stock experience.. 95 percent similar to the stock image.. Use this : https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95887005526787215 ....Its the Samsung image..

I also do not recommend you port or use any of Jazzespresso's work, as he has said in his first post that you must ask him for his permission to use anything he has worked on.. My work is for anyone to use..
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] pyromayniyak:
That's what I figured about the Tar.MD5. I've done it that way on a previous device. Guess cherry picking wasn't the right term. I guess I just like the way stuff like xposed, and superSU were intergrated into the rom and the way I understood the methods used and that it was deknoxed. I like your ideas and I want to build my own using your ideas. As for Jazzespresso's work, I do not plan on releasing a rom to the public or taking any kind of credit for his/your work. I'm just a student of XDA who wants to make my device better and have some fun doing it. My setup will not work for the masses. I just like tweaking things. I'll leave all the pubic releasing stuff to those smarter than I.
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] JustZaphod:
Jazzespresso's method of installing root is better recommended than mine.. I had a really hard time incorporating Supersu into the ROM, so what I did was I pulled my system folder after a clean install from my Tablet (Kind of a short cut).. and recompiled it into my Ultralite ROM... So everything was prebaked and easy to install, I used a script in Linux to compile the Updater-script, and that is where most of the magic happens..

What tools are you using? Kitchens.. ETC..?
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] pyromayniyak:
TickleMyAndroid and AdvancedApkTool for now. As my needs grow so will my toolkit I guess.
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] jazzespresso:
First;

AdvanceApkTool is what I used, but make sure you have updated "apktool.jar" that's compatible with Android 5.0.1/2 and 5.1.1. You should not have recompile errors if used correct version of AdvanceAkptool with correct "apktool.jar". If you having issue finding AdvanceApkTool, let me know I will upload it for you.

Second;

As [MENTION=5501022]Zaphodspeaks[/MENTION] mentioned above, neither of us used zip, we downloaded offical 5.1.1 firmware, and from there created two ROMs. [MENTION=5501022]Zaphodspeaks[/MENTION]'s ROM is debloated versions and has some other tweaks.

JazzROM is not fully debloated since entire idea of JazzROM for this device is making the tab 4 to identical to Galaxy Tab S2. That was my whole intention here really. So when you flash JazzROM and setup the way I have on my screenshots, you should be almost like looking at Galaxy Tab S2. That's why there are many Galaxy Tab S2 apps ported over to our device to make it work. Of course, there are some other unique other features in this rom that making JazzROM quite unique.

There's no restriction how people use both ROMs (JazzROM and [MENTION=5501022]Zaphodspeaks[/MENTION] 's ROMs), I know some people use both ROM or some combination of two, but publishing a new ROM based on two ROMs is really duplicating efforts here. Instead we would like people, who are developer in mind, help us improve our ROM.

And Yes this is not right place to discuss all these as this is ROM thread.
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] jazzespresso:
Announcements for JazzROM users

Announcements for JazzROM users

A few things I like to pass to JazzROM users:

There won't be a major update for this ROM

until if Samsung releases Android 6.0 for Tab 4.

There's going to be JazzROM v4.0 soon, but it is really a small update from v3.1, just a few updated apps, and will include [MENTION=1843704]pyromayniyak[/MENTION] customization.

Development of Sm-t331/Sm-t335 device to bring JazzROM did not go well, as turns out several framework files quite different, and during quick test of JazzROM on these devices failed terribly. However, PM me if you have these devices and if you like to be beta tester.
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] JustZaphod:
Don't count your britches if you think Samsung is going to release Android 6 for this device.. It's on the Lower end.. They could give a flying crap..

However the Galaxy Tab S2, that will likely get it first... Jazz.. Your work is the absolute best we are going to get, and honestly.. I'm extremely happy with it.. Your work is amazing... Marshmallow is only going to make thing even more difficult for DEVs, and they are most definitely going to lockdown the Kernel, and maybe if I'm hearing right.. Lock down the bootloader.. But don't quote me on that..
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] jazzespresso:
thanks [MENTION=5501022]Zaphodspeaks[/MENTION] you have been great support for this device as well. There are a lot of good customization on JazzROM, I believe the way it is now pretty good as far as performance and customization goes.

also considering this is not new device (2015), pushing the limit may make the ROM instable, which none of us want that, so sometimes it is better to stop and wait until another major update (Marshmallow). Of course, I am always looking for new features for JazzROM, porting must go on :D
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] JustZaphod:
I just don't feel that this device will be getting Marshmallow.. I just don't. It's on the lower spectrum and the Deluxe devices get it first..

I just recently Purchased a Galaxy S6 128 gig, and it is so much smoother than the Galaxy tab 4.. But of course it has 8 cores, 4 high, 4 on the low end..

The apps feel great on my GS6 and would love to see them on my Galaxy tab, and you know Samsungs Flagship phone is going to get the Android 6 update..

thought I won't be the Hot Rod and install with out waiting for a root method.. When I was much younger I always jumped on cutting edge... Now getting into the next phase of my life, I find Lollipop just fine.. Marshmallow should of been called Lollipop 5.5, instead of 6.0.. They are just trying to compete with Apple with just numbers.. There will be half ass Android 6 ports with no bluetooth or camera.. That always seems to be the problem with this device as not many people took the time to buy it.. Don't expect Samsung to whip out a Marshmallow update.. This is what ticks me off about the fragmentation of Android.. Some devices get updated, but most don't... OEMs would rather encourage planned obsolescence and force you to buy their next device, which is their plan altogether...
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] pyromayniyak:
Well Jazzespresso, even if 4.0 is as far as you go with this Rom you did a great job and a great service for us users. I learned some new tricks from your work. I don't see this device getting marshmallow but that's cool with me. As long as my tab does what I need it to do I'll be fine. I guess we will just have to supplement your work with new apps for new features.
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] jazzespresso:
I have feeling it will get Marshmallow, but consider Samsung has tons of devices out there, when this device going to see Marshmallow? probably end of 2016 if we are lucky.

Of course, people always jump on CM 12/13 Android 6.0 version, if you check entire Tab 4 development forum, CyanogenMod base ROMs are much more popular than Stock based ROMs, even if CyanogenMod base ROMs comes with bunch of bugs, people do still prefer it over optimized stock base ROMs.

I actually stop using CM after they become "company" and their support gone into hole and stop releasing major fix..etc..so currently my motto is; if I have nexus devices, stick with pure Google Android, if I do have non-nexus device, stick with stock ROM it comes with it, but make it much better...
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] JustZaphod:
That and Cyanogen Mod uses CAF which is not Native to Android..

I avoid it at all costs..
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] pyromayniyak:
At one point I was not a fan of sammy's TW UI but after dealing with the bugs of some CM, AOSP, etc roms TW grew on me. It isn't that bad once you throw some tweaks in there and besides, the apps we we use have there own UI anyway. Yeah, we lose out on some features that can't be added but we keep a fully functioning device. Also, you could be right about this tab getting marshmallow. Now that I think about it, It did take a while for us to get 5.1.1, but we did eventually get it. I guess we'll just have to wait and see.
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] Rusell:
Good Job,Developer

I've been using this ROM since Day 1 and has never failed me :)
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] princeferoz:
Will this work on the T230NU tablet?
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] thisisapoorusernamechoice:
No (different chipset)
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] princeferoz:
Thanks
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] Gabrius99:
Can I flash this ROM on my Tab 4 T335?

I think only LTE won't work, but there could be any other issues
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] dewoine:
man i wish i could use this on my at&t tab 4 and keep lte :(
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] jazzespresso:
is it T335 version?
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] arz_steal:
hey happy new year all, i think this ROM is so great, any chance for T331?
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] dewoine:
At&t version
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] mikle_01:
+1 ..... same question. Would be nice, if it would work.....
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] Gabrius99:
I tried it and worked but before flash remove boot.img from the zip. Obviusly phone parts won't work

Greets
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] longhai18:
It works on t331?
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] princeferoz:
Will this work on the T237P? Thank you.
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] thisisapoorusernamechoice:
No it will not. Sorry
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] jazzespresso:
Tab 4 T335, what region country? USA? Canada?

I need official firmware (5.1.1) download link

Please note that, even if I put a ROM for this model, there's no way I can able to test it since my tablet is simple WiFi Model only.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KZaoldyeck:
Hello, I'm having troubles with this new device ZTE Blade S6 Plus, I've installed universal drivers and so on but my PC still doesn't detect this phone.

Is there any solution? I've looked also for a PC Suite from ZTE but all I could found was the USB Drivers which after installed my computer still doesn't detect the phone.

I'm using Windows 7 x64 Ultimate. Also tested the mobile on Windows 10 x64 Pro and on Windows XP SP3.

Thank you in advance.
[XDA Assist] Brolord:
OK please help make Cyanogenmod ROM for Studio 5.0 sii!:victory:
[XDA Assist] Mike B.:
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[ZenFone 2 General] Siddk007:
My Z008 has got scratches out of nowhere. I always check before placing my phone under pant pockets. Still don't know how come these scratches are appearing. Now looking for a screen guard.
[ZenFone 2 General] thunderc8:
It's the gorilla glass 3 problem, I had the same scratches on my galaxy s5,so I got a tempered glass which is allot better in terms of micro scratches.

But fear not it's not the actual glass that is being scratched but the nano coating on top of the glass which is used to give a soft slide feeling, that's why you only see then with the screen off and from an angle.
[ZenFone 2 General] DonMigs85:
The camera lens also gets scratched pretty easily, ad the glossy black plastic frame around the screen also develops small dents even if my phone is in a Ringke case.

I guess they really had to cut corners to give good specs at a cheap price.
[ZenFone 2 General] jason4962:
Same here. the black bezel is easy scratched . I already have alot of scratches on my screen and almost 70 % on my camera lens. I only have my phone for 2 months . And got a case for it after 2 weeks.
[ZenFone 2 General] Ginuz:
With original zen cover no scratches, both zcreen and camera lens. Only a little scratch from wife's dimond earring near front cam, she forget to close cover before phone call, so for me filmscreen is waste of money and touch felling, useless
[ZenFone 2 General] pjuklas2:
Apparently all material very soft. Frame around screen really soft.
[ZenFone 2 General] GTT1:
I have had my phone since mid July and no scratches, black bezel around camera lens still perfect. Phone goes into my pocket every day. I use a dedicated pocket ie: nothing else goes in that pocket.

With the inexpensive Ringke case Impossible to scratch camera bezel or lens when placing phone on its back as it is then inset. For people that carry stuff in pocket with the phone I am sure a case would help prevent scratches. $200 or $300 for the phone spend $10.99 for a case. Lots of people must be buying the case as price has gone up several dollars since I got it.
[ZenFone 2 General] ASUS_Khang:
Tempered Glass protector

If you all are experiencing these micro scratches, it's sort of an inevitable thing. Gorilla glass scratches with grains of sand or little things from your pocket. If you're really worried about your phone, you can purchase a tempered glass screen protector, and a case to fully protect your device!
[ZenFone 2 General] Frankenberrie:
Case and tempered glass screen protector are a must. Added them as soon as I took my zen out the box
[ZenFone 2 General] mr_gourav2000:
Tempered glass save my screen from crack also.

Even glass broken, but my phone screen is protected.
[ZenFone 2 General] dakunclear:
I've had no issues other then dropping and breaking the screen but the repair guys told me this phone for the cost is really well built with easy repairability
[ZenFone 2 General] kanagawaben:
I quit using a case months ago (cheap crappy pleather wallet case I bought for it just irritates me, and my wife pinched my clear soft gel case). No scratches on screen, one or two minor dents on the black plastic edges but you'd need a magnifying glass to notice them. Very pleased - my previous phone (black slate iPhone 5) got scratches on it if you as much as looked at it, and silver scratches on slate iodised aluminium looked bloody awful.
[ZenFone 2 General] toptuto1:
i have a cover and dont worry about scratch :))
[ZenFone 2 General] recepo1:
Yea same problem got alot of faint scratches out of nowhere threw a tempered glass on
[ZenFone 2 General] ultramag69:
Have quie a few phones and tablets, every one since the Samsung Galaxy S3 has had a tempered glass screen protector installed.

I know this phone is supposed to be cheap in comparison with say, the note 5, but I don't have around $500AUD to throw away just because I cracked the screen, even $200 to repair is a kick in the nuts....

Those glass protectors have helped a lot of my phones survive intact.
[ZenFone 2 General] mvdt567894:
I don't care if I don't notice the scratches when the screen is on.
[ZenFone 2 General] AcostaJA:
For those hoping miracles on gorilla glass:

Diamonds only can be scratched by diamonds

Sapphire only can be scratched by sapphire or diamonds

Gorrillaglass can be scratched by the diamonds, sapphire or whatever is harder than GorillaGlass, this is the rule.

Where you can find things harder than gorilla glass?

a Jewelry ? sure,

the floor? - maybe, some dirt particles actually are are sand, in some places sand is composed by limestone someties harder than gorillaglass.

your pockets? very likely specially if you have two cellphones, the sapphire cover on the lens camera easy can scratch the gorillaglass on other phone, also some pencils have diamond particles on its graphite, further DIAMONDS PARTICLES ARE VERY COMMON, SINCE SiNTETIC DIAMONDS ARE USE AS ABRASIVE ON MANY DRILLING TOOLS.

So, protect your gorillaglass if you hate scratches, harder is not warranty to be invulnerable.
[X 2014 General] a1exus:
I'm experiencing "Android is starting..." & "Optimizing app" @ 2014 Moto X 2nd Gen - Android Enthusiasts Stack Exchange issue, and I hope that, this soak test will address that)

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[X 2014 General] adm1jtg:
23.16.5 looks to be a moto e 2nd gen firmware update
[X 2014 General] a1exus:
I don't know, mine clearly states "Moto X (2nd Gen)"
[X 2014 General] a1exus:
good thing is Stagefright Detector is saying Not Vulnerable)
[X 2014 General] Big ZD:
5.1.1?
[X 2014 General] a1exus:
5.1
[X 2014 General] adm1jtg:
so just a stagefright patch then? that would explain why the numbers are the same on moto e
[X 2014 General] Big ZD:
But that doesn't explain what has taken Moto so damn long (tell me again why I still don't own a nexus - oh that's right, i'm a sucker).
[X 2014 General] flyinion:
If I'd known my 2013 N7 was going to take a dump a month and a half after I bought my Moto X Pure I probably actually would have ended up with the N6 instead :(
[X 2014 General] Jack Sparrow xda:
Looks like Android 5.1.1 update having more themes and bug fixes according to this link: http://www.latinospost.com/articles...id-5-1-lollipop-coming-moto-g-x-e-release.htm
[X 2014 General] a1exus:
update did _NOT_ resolve my issue(
[XDA Assist] nourray:
Hi,

my uhappy up320 is rooted, and i would like install android lollipop, but i dont find rom for my device. Someone can Yelp me to proceed ? Thanks :)
[XDA Assist] Mike B.:
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[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] r0x1:
Hey guys,

So a bit of background:

-device was rooted previously however fastboot is no longer playing nice with windows

-currently on stock h81210f

-adb fastboot still no go while the unit is booted normally adb works and windows as no hickups

- while on fastboot windows will continuously spit out code 10 for mtp or ptp

What I've tried... I may have lost count

- different USB ports, cable, Windows xp 7,8,10 different PC's/laptop

-endless searching/drivers 3.14.1 and lower

-framework latest version/Java jdk/jvm

-USB d'ongle/adapter

-devmanview installation driver

-android sdk

-LG bridge and the outdated one

I'd like to add that i tested 2 other LG unit from telus and they exhibit the same issue...

Planing on testing Linux and Mac next but I'm pretty savy when tshooting/googling and I can't seem to grasp wtf is going on with these drivers.

Am I the only one having nightmares over here... I've read a thread in the Canadian side who had the same issue but worked on a different windows but I'm still getting no where here.

Is oem unlock being a b*tch about it...

Any hard lead suggestions?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] yourstruly232:
I am just double checking before i screw anything up on my phone! lol, I am following along with this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXAYjbf76II

the link to the system image that he supplied is not working.

Am i able to replace that system image with this one? http://xdaforums.com/droid-turbo/development/rom-turboid-1-0-t3191875?nocache=1 and if so does it matter which system image? Am i able to use any rooted system image on this site? (as long as it says it is for the droid turbo)