yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[LG Watch Urbane] Skin1980:
Stock kernel, only some ramdisk changes. I think it doesnt violate something. Its lg that is violating since source arent public til now
[LG Watch Urbane] Martin_Devil:
OK, no problems
[LG Watch Urbane] Robshr:
Question since we can't write to the system with mm, does that also mean we can't change the kernels settings? Or is it just that kernel auditor is no longer compatible
[LG Watch Urbane] Skin1980:
Probably the second one
[LG Watch Urbane] suljo94:
kernel auditor needs busybox the kernel settings (most) can be edited via ramdisk or @ build.
[LG Watch Urbane] Robshr:
Yeah I was able to install busybox with the modified TWRP but still no go on kernel auditor so I'm thinking it's just not compatible with mm at least the version for wear. So I'll have to do some reading and learn the ways you had said

Thanks
[LG Watch Urbane] suljo94:
are you sure busybox worked because it shouldn't have.... the file system is not mountable rw so you can't acctualy write busybox onto it
[LG Watch Urbane] Robshr:
Yeah almost positive TWRP said it installed and no errors came up and when I looked in the system the files were there. But I can't be sure it's functioning
[LG Watch Urbane] suljo94:
I think you just made my life a whole lot easier
[LG Watch Urbane] Robshr:
Well if you come up with something please let me in on it lol cause I've been banging my head trying. I was planning on trying to make a zip to change the values and see if that works just haven't had the chance
[LG Watch Urbane] suljo94:
tried it doesn't work twrp doesn't give an error tho
[LG Watch Urbane] akismal:
Finally i managed to install on MM the latest BusyBox On Rails 5.1.74 ,i hit the next button until it installs and it updated via internet "adb install (drop busybox here)" . After that i installed with the same method kernel auditor and it s working "adb install (drop kernel auditor here)". I have configured the kernel's values as i like.
[LG Watch Urbane] Robshr:
For me busy box keeps telling me to connect to the internet when it's connected how was your watch set so bb could connect
[LG Watch Urbane] akismal:
i switched off the phone and i connected the watch wifi to the router. That did the job.
[LG Watch Urbane] Robshr:
I think I got it right now it's just staying at cleaning up /system/bin.... 60% did it take awhile for you or might mine be stuck

YES got it working awesome

I had my hotspot turned on once I turned that off and had to hit the continue button in bb like 6 to 8 times then it updated and now all is well

Happy Camper now that I'm in full control lol
[LG Watch Urbane] davebugyi:
Hi! Is this compatible with the latest Wear 1.4 and OS 6.0.1? or is this for an older version?
[LG Watch Urbane] Skin1980:
Really thanks to [MENTION=3336153]PhilipTD[/MENTION] for the donation... New kernel will come in the next days :D
[LG Watch Urbane] Skin1980:
Like i promise i started some work with the kernel and i converted too the system partition to ext4 so we can run all the stuff like we are used to do with lollipop. I need some time to make it better but it's working
[LG Watch Urbane] Robshr:
Awesome to hear can't wait

Thanks again for your hard work to improve this watch
[LG Watch Urbane] Skin1980:
Thank u mate.

Tomorrow I'll post all
[LG Watch Urbane] johnnyle7:
Hi, I am having a problem with my watch as I didnt read the title properly and used the kernel on my Urbane. after the reboot, it stops at the LG logo screen with the icon of a lock at the bottom. I am not so sure what to do so I post in this topic hopefully someone can help me out. Thanks.
[LG Watch Urbane] p8257908@gmail.com:
Please make this for MM
[LG Watch Urbane] lior1262:
hello i havw w150 i open the botloder and try to flash the kernal

after finsh it stuck on lg logo what to do?
[LG Watch Urbane] endrancer:
is the kernel compatible with marchmallow 6.0.1? newest OTA?
[LG Watch Urbane] yot2703:
Is it now support 6.0.1?
[LG Watch Urbane] endrancer:
i don't think it does.

I've fastboot boot the latest kernel and i was stuck on boot, so i assume it won't do with MM on 6.0.1.
[LG Watch Urbane] Rizera:
Hi.

I am planning on installing this Kernel. Can anyone confirm whether it works with Android Wear 1.4 (Android Marshmallow 6.0.1) please?

By reading the comments I was not able to reach a conclusion
[LG Watch Urbane] Bricking1:
After flashing your kernel does the watch stay on the LG boot screen for a very long time?

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Did you end up flashing this kernel? Did it work for you??
[LG Watch Urbane] Skin1980:
Thanks a lot for your big donation... i was busy with other project but now i have to come back here!

In the next days, i would say tomorrow but I'm not sure, i will be back.
[LG Watch Urbane] Bricking1:
Just curious. Will my watch be stuck on the LG boot screen for along time after flashing your kernel? It's been on the LG boot screen for 15 minutes. I'm thinking it did not work properly?
[LG Watch Urbane] Skin1980:
maybe its not compatible with latest version.... it shouldn't take more then normal

EDIT: I thought only now that maybe you flashed this on lollipop version. In this case I have to say it isn't compatible and you need to flash the MM version from the other thread
[LG Watch Urbane] Skin1980:
I updated ROM and Kernel... check the other thread mate ;)

BTW OLD Thread... better close it
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AED123:
I had version v50020d, flashed twrp from the play store app I think. It's rooted. I did a factory reset and it got into twrp and never booted the system. I followed some tutorials for ota softbrick for g2 and some others and now it mounts data but everytime i reboot it, it seems to not mount system by default, so it boots into twrp. I wiped the system as some site told me and i think i messed it up. I flashed cm12 the september stable version. I seriously need your help. My gpads battery level is pretty low too. I really need to get it working again.
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Calibaan:
The battery level isn´t a problem. You can still load the device in TWRP or switched off so no need of a working image.

The LG download mode can be triggered manually:

1.) Press the power key for a longer time to switch the tablet completely off.

2.) Now switch it on again and directly afterwards press both volume keys together and hold them until the download mode is activated.

3.) If the download mode is activated the screen will be almost black with a very faded white textbanner. If not then repeat with 1.).

I didn´t use CM on the GPAD but I think CM12 needs another Kernel than the standard LG one thats probably the cause of not booting this image. But I´m not fully sure about this.
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AED123:
I can't boot into download mode, every time when I turn my gapd off and plug in the USB while holding the volume buttons, it shoes the lg logo and boots in twrp.
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Are you continuing to hold both Volume buttons after inserting the USB cable? It may take a second or two once the power comes on.

[VK810.4G] [altev] [ViKtory810ROM] official LG G Pad 8.3 Lollipop 36B_00 5.0.2

[VK810.4G] [altev] official LG G Pad 8.3 Lollipop 36B_00 5.0.2

DEBLOAT SCRIPTS

and copies of all the files they remove

[VK810.4G] [altev] OTAs, .IMGs and KDZs, oh my
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Calibaan:
Don´t plugin the USB cable as long as the download mode isn´t really enabled. You will see a small dimmed banner "Downloade mode" on the screen when the download mode is active and then you can plug in your cable. No need to hurry swith the USB cable since the download mode will not close on its own.
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AED123:
Can you give me a guide on how to enter download mode?
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Calibaan:
I did already.... Do the same I´ve written above in my first answer but don´t try to attach the USB cable at the same time.
[G Pad 8.3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AED123:
Still couldn't enter download mode. The lg g2 ota unbrick method worked for me. I did try this method, but it seems I missed the second line. After typing dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/fota and dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/misc in twrp, my gpad booted:D. The official cm12.1 does have a WiFi issue. I'm gonna try some of the non official cm12 ROMs.
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] the_Walli:
Hey everyone,

I just wanted to ask for some experiences with the "mobile radio active bug" under 5.1.1. Is there anyone who had this bug on a previous version and recently updated to 5.1.1? What are your experiences? Did it go away, did it improve, didn't it change at all?

To clarify, the mobile radio active bug is a bug specific to Lollipop under various android phones. It's symptoms are (though they might not be related):

- significantly reduced battery life (especially when screen is off)

- unusually high times under the mobile radio active stats in the battery monitor (mra times were almost as high as the run time itself)

- apps establishing internet connections (like whatsapp, facebook, chrome) are by far the top battery consumers (according to the battery stats)

For further information there are bug reports at google regarding these issues:

https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=165558 (Report for Android LP)

https://code.google.com/p/android-developer-preview/issues/detail?id=2556 (Report for Android M)

To isolate it from similar bugs encountered with LP:

- it is not a bug that results in sudden drops of battery %

- it is not a bug that won't let you charge your phone

- it is not a bug that keeps the cpu awake (by google services or other apps)

So, what are your experiences?

Thanks in advance

Walli
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] camaro322hp:
I had high "mobile radio active" times in both 5.0.2 and 5.1.1, but this never translated into lower battery life for me. It is just a problem with inaccurate stats/reporting. This is confirmed by others in the following discussion: http://xdaforums.com/xperia-zl/general/cm12-1-cell-standby-mobile-radio-active-t3188147
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] ltcdata:
I have it only when i'm on 2g/3g/4g. If wifi active the bug is not present.

It's due bam_dmux_wakelock and a lot of people (with different phones) have it since OTA to 5.1.

here is a good analysis, exactly what happens to me:
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] pinnockio:
Hi there,

I did some profiling with my Xperia z3 compact both with mobile data enabled (4G LTE with good signal quality) and without mobile data enabled and measured the power consumption using Trepn-profiler and there is no noticable difference between both. (Note that the state of the mobile data never goes to dormant, but stays idle.) Despite no difference in power consumption, the android power usage screen re-organizes applications with an active radio "on" more to the top. So either the z3 compact is build with a mobile data component which nearly consumes nothing when idle or the android power statistics calculation is incorrect.

Concerning the bam_dmux_wakelock, this is a sperate thing. It stands for bi-directional amplification demultiplexing and although I'm by far an expert on the matter my gut-feeling tells me it is something similair like rx_wlan wakelock. Meaning: you're phone keeps track of the wifi-network you're connected to and it responds to packets which could be addressed to you and creates a wakelock accordingly. If you're on a wifi-network with bad coverage or a lot of other devices on it (eg.: pc, other phones, etc.) this wakelock will show up a lot. I think the same holds true for the bam_dmux_wakelock: it is part of the phone being connected to the mobile network. Bad coverage or a lot of traffic could be the culprit.

So its only relation with the mobile radio "bug" is that this wakelock can only happen when it has a connection to such a network. The fact that the mobile radio is active (and the "bug") has no relation with the frequency of this wakelock. I think it is more due to the qualty and signal strength of the mobile network.

Another possibility: I stated that when the mobile radio is active, it never goes to a suspend state or sleep state. So perhaps that component doesn't need to wake up and hence doesn't require the wakelock. For other phones it could be the case that it wakes up from time to time to check the network status (and consumes a bit of power when switching from suspend/ sleep to idle state) and hence the wakelock shows and power consumption increases.

But on a Xperia Z3 Compact, there is no real power consumption due to the mobile data being on, or I'm lucky to be in an 4G network with top notch signal coverage. The one thing that is not correct at all is that applications with the variable mobile data on is getting pushed towards the top of the standard android power management list.

Kind regards.
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] Jackhass:
I currently have this bug on stock Sony 5.1.1

Facebook was my top battery consumer, and I usually don't use it a lot (twice a day). Problem solved with Greenify.

Now Google Play & Google Services are my top consumers (respectively 15% and 13%, 12% for the screen). For both, mobile radio is active about 1h30 on a 2h screen on time.

I just installed MobileActiveRadioFix for Xposed and will see if it brings any improvements !
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] Davka:
I've got problem with battery drain when both wireless connections (mobile data and WiFi) are available - then my device cannot enter deep sleep because alarm com.android.internal.telephony.data-reconnect.default is raised every 20s.

This problem is not visible when using WiFi only and I suppose when mobile data only - then there is another alarm com.android.internal.telephony.data-stall but it's less frequent so I does not drain battery so much and it could be natural alarm.

I will do full reflash in a week or two and will see if the problem is gone or it's a bug in firmware.
[Device Reviews and Information] zijin_cheng:
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Check out my review, unboxing and comparison video of the Hi10 and Vi10 above. I also have the gaming video of the Chuwi Hi10 as well.

Specs

Windows 10

8000mAh Battery

INTEL® ATOM® x5 Cherry Trail Z8300 Processor

RAM - 4GB

ROM - 64GB

10.1 Inch Resolution 1920*1200 pixels

Dual 2.0MP cameras

FAQs

My tablet isn't charging with the charger that came with the tablet? Use another one, many have reported faulty stock chargers.

Can this tablet run games? Yes, less intense games can be run at lower resolutions

Guides

How to upgrade from 32bit to 64bit Windows 10!

http://techtablets.com/forum/topic/chuwi-h10-32bit-to-64bit-upgrade-v200-hardware/

Say thanks to Sj12345 & Sniper47 by clicking on the quotes below!

Chuwi BIOS Update

Equalizer software to make the speakers sound better
[Device Reviews and Information] phoenix10:
When it will be available .. And at what cost?
[Device Reviews and Information] afenix:
Shipping of the first units should start around the middle of November - at least according to one reseller.

Quite a shame I went for the Vi10 Pro 64GB Z3736F, when this is coming around in a month (from China to Europe in 2 months with shipping?) for a bit extra price.

Hopefully I'll be able to swap it without any harm to my wallet, haha
[Device Reviews and Information] knank:
There is a new vi10 ultimate with that chip you can check it om banggod

Enviado desde mi M52_Red_Note mediante Tapatalk
[Device Reviews and Information] Krystyna:
You can look here: http://www.pompmall.com/chuwi-hi10.html
[Device Reviews and Information] filiman:
Impossible specs,cherry trail z8300 processor will not take 4gb ram ? if it was the cherry trail z8500 processor then it will take 4gb ram,so at the moment the specs are very unreal,also i thought this tablet was a 10.6 inch screen,it's down as a 10.1 ?
[Device Reviews and Information] 911-Future_Maker:
The price will be around $200. Pretty good for what you get if you ask me. Don't be fooled by these overpriced offers at Aliexpress. Banggood is a legit site and listed it at price below $190! And they marked the battery as a real 6800mah, not 8000mah. I 100% trust them rather than these sellers on Aliexpress having questinable reputation.
[Device Reviews and Information] jark99:
Could I technically Android and create a dual boot of windows/Linux mint on this?
[Device Reviews and Information] CrazyAnt:
I think that the real question, is wether the tablet has the z8300 or the z8500.

Because, as it has allready been said, the z8300 does not support 4gb ram

Anyone has any knowledge on that fact?
[Device Reviews and Information] Beso:
I heard there will be z8500 CPU. I hope so.

I cant wait to get that tablet.
[Device Reviews and Information] geornirv:
http://www.geekbuying.com/item/CHUW...-1080-HDMI-Bluetooth-WiFi---Black-354658.html

Questions & Answers

Alex Henstra 10/23/2015

x8300 only allows for 2GB RAM so the CPU or the amount of RAM is incorrect?

Reply by GeekBuying 10/23/2015

Hello, dear sir

Thank you for your support to Geekbuying.

Yes, it's really with z8300 processor and supports 4gb ram, we confirmed it with the manufacture.

Hope our answers are helpful for you.

Best Regards!
[Device Reviews and Information] jark99:
Ugh I kinda want one of these but fail to see real world applicable use when I have a One plus One and a laptop already :/ ....
[Device Reviews and Information] mo_wie:
4GB@Intel x8300

techtablets.com/2015/10/intel-atom-x5-z8300-can-run-4gb-of-ram-it-seems

I cant post urls.

So search for "techtablets intel z8300 4g".

"

Many of the new Cherry Trail Tablets due to be released soon like the Chuwi Hi10 have Atom X5 Z8300’s in them, but with 4GB of Ram. I originally thought this must have been a typo, or it was the Z8500, as it supports up to 8GB of Ram. Well it seems the X5 Z8300 can indeed support 4GB of Ram, although Intel’s Ark claims it’s limited to 2GB & single channel.

"

see pictures of live operation system screenshots with 4GB.

The sellers "4GB" claims seem to be legit.
[Device Reviews and Information] kiwiruss:
Eagerly awaiting the release of this to make my decision on getting one or going with the Teclast X98 Pro.
[Device Reviews and Information] kiwiruss:
Chuwi Online Press Event: Chuwi Hi10 Details Released

http://techtablets.com/2015/11/chuwi-online-press-event-full-chuwi-hi10-details-released/

I will be ordering on When they become available for sale in a week. No duel boot, but USB and a decent screen.
[Device Reviews and Information] zijin_cheng:
I'm just worried about the battery. Some people say 8000mAh and others say 6500mAh. Battery life won't be good if it's only 6500mAh.
[Device Reviews and Information] iDoct0r:
I'm not an expert, but I did see that it has an 8000mAh battery rated at 6500mAh. Not sure what that means, but it sounds less than stellar for battery life.
[Device Reviews and Information] GShocked:
Well I ordered on on black Friday and they said they will be in stock on December 4-5 and it ships via Netherland post (if you chose free shipping) so there will probably not be high (if at all) customs fees.
[Device Reviews and Information] Raldo94:
Also got it on Black Friday, Talked to them today and they said it would be in stock on December 10.
[Device Reviews and Information] Slipknotera:
Just got mines today!

Bought from China Microsoft Tmall during 11th Nov festival, with a free bluetooth keyboard.

Just got mines today!

Bought from China Microsoft Tmall during 11th Nov festival, with a free bluetooth keyboard.

Update:

After some time of using it, so far the screen flickering is the issue most people having.

Some other issues such as black screen after sleep (it's half wake, but not showing login menu), and screen will off randomly while using bluetooth keyboard.
[Device Reviews and Information] Alternate_DM:
Thanks for the update! I've placed an order for one from Aliexpress, and they said the manufacturer was trying to sort out some software stuff before sending out in a couple of weeks. Those glitches you mentioned must be what they're sorting out.
[Device Reviews and Information] Slipknotera:
You're welcome, been follow up those user reviews on those china forum, mostly complaint about the 32bit windows 10 installed, only 2.9gb ram available, screen flickering...

Hope it's software issue.. at least will be easier to fix than hardware :(
[Device Reviews and Information] Alternate_DM:
I did read a couple of things about the 32-bit OS, but apparently that was just a mistake in the first batch, and the 2.9gb available is what happens in 32-bit as its all it can use.

Worst case scenario though, as long as Windows 10 is no different to win 7/8, the same license can be used for 32 or 64bit, so a reinstallation of 64 bit should be possible. Which, when i receive mine, i will be reinstalling the OS anyway. Don't want any dodgy chinese certificates pre-installed trying to steal my data :)
[Device Reviews and Information] sonhy:
So have you had a chance to fully use it and test it yet?

How is the battery life? have you tested it by turning off bluetooth, wifi (maybe brightness at normal indoor levels) and then playing a video on loop until it shuts down?

how long do the batteries last you during normal use with internet web browsing, word processing and general usage?

Can the usb ports power a 2TB portable USB 3.0 hard drive at full speed? i heard the screen goes black when using high power devices, so maybe have the tablet on charge at the time...?

How many Chrome browser tabs can you load up before it gets laggy and too slow to use?

Does it get too hot to hold or place on your lap during usage?

sorry... lots of questions, but no one seems to have the tablet yet or done any good reviews ... hope you can help :)

thanks!
[Device Reviews and Information] ckaidi:
Just ordered mine too. Waiting for aliexpress shop to ship out. They kept asking me to extend the processing time for them.. Is this worth the wait?
[Device Reviews and Information] Slipknotera:
Yes, agree!

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Sorry for late reply, been busy with my jobs recently. Anyway it's almost done now, so I might have the time to test it out during this weekend, cheers!
[Device Reviews and Information] sonhy:
No worries, thanks for testing it out!
[Device Reviews and Information] t4lly:
I did have this on order from an AliExpress seller and ended up canceling mine due to the seller making up excuses (wrong shipping number given, blaming customs, etc), I probably would of kept my order if they had said the factory were ironing out problems with it.

I would be interested to see how other tests come out with this I've only managed to see 2 video glimpses of this and was beginning to think this was a mythological tablet.

youtube.com/watch?v=AWj6kdoAMEs

youtube.com/watch?v=KAkF7H7-kQU
[Device Reviews and Information] Alternate_DM:
Just got confirmation mine has shipped, I selected DHL so hopefully I'll receive it soon. I doubt before Christmas so it will have to be an early birthday present to myself instead :)

Disappointing you got so many excuses, t4lly. I got one message saying it was delayed due to software, and when I followed up with a question confirming shipping earlier this week they responded within hours. Once I confirm I receive mine, and your still interested, check out the store I purchased from, SICHUANG TECHNOLOGY CO.,LIMITED. Sorry, don't have enough posts to put up a link yet, but if you search "Chuwi Hi10" its the 3rd result by default at the moment. They've also just updated their add stating they have new stock :)

I was pretty hesitant as well, as its only my second purchase, but the store has pretty good reviews, been around a while and my first purchase on Aliexpress went well (replacement fans for my graphics card, and they are legit as far as I can tell)

Once I've had a play Sonhy, I'll give an answer to your questions as well :)