yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] dj_blueshift:
Checking right now, will report back.

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OC1 Kernel appears to flash successfully in Odin, however settings still showing OF1 baseband. Damn, I swear I flashed OC1 kernel before over OF1 with no issues, but doesn't seem to be taking this time.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] PalmCentro:
let's see, try now kingroot...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] dj_blueshift:
I did, it failed cause I'm still on OF1 after flash. Got a pop up about "unauthorized actions detected". I think some security thing is blocking the OC1 overwrite. Anyone know a way around that?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] PalmCentro:
Paging [MENTION=4168602]klabit87[/MENTION] :)

Odin didn't say fail or anything?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] dj_blueshift:
Nope, OC1 kernel flashes fine. I remember I tried it previously a few days ago (before Kingroot worked on OC1) and it was changed to Baseband OC1. For some reason, this time OC1 flashes fine but the baseband is still on OF1 after restart.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] PalmCentro:
What about flashing back full OF1 firmware and then trying to flash the OC1 kernel?

Just suggesting, not saying that this will fix...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] dj_blueshift:
I'll try that now.

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No luck, still OF1 kernel.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] PalmCentro:
Try flashing the OF1 kernel... maybe the dev named it by mistake.. lol

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I have now the OF1 will give it a try....

Update 3: I tried flashing both kernels and i still had the same build and baseband...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] klabit87:
The kernel does not change your baseband or build version.... Only the kernel.

I told you guys we've tried it before with the same results. But figured you could try just for s**ts and giggles
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] PalmCentro:
Ahhhha!

Giving up!!

Thanks anyways :good:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] klabit87:
Could I get a screenshot of the about phone that shows baseband and kernel version and build number?

Thanks in advance
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] dj_blueshift:
Attached both here.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] klabit87:
Ok that's what I was looking for.

Notice the build dates in the kernel versions

The March build is oc1 and July build is of1.

Just so you know how it goes.

The baseband is what modem you have installed and build number is the rom itself.

So the kernels do flash no problem is just not gonna be enough to help get root.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] dj_blueshift:
Yeah I gotcha. Though, I swear somewhere along the way last week my about was showing OC1 baseband with OF1 build after flashing something that I don't remember.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] EdgardoSchiffer:
Rooted OF1

Thanks man, I flashed OC1 kernel and was able to root my phone on OF1, ill be posting in few minutes the steps I did to :)

I attached the proof of this, I will put the link to a new thread soon here :D
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] klabit87:
Awesome! I guess kingroot has caught up with us.

Thanks!

At least now OF1 users can flash a custom rom now.

I know of one that isn't quite where it needs to be and another is the best lollipop rom we have.

Also another is shortly to be released soon in the next few weeks. ;)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] EdgardoSchiffer:
King root didnt work :rolleyes:

Btw here is my recent post, I hope it help you guys! :D

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s4-verizon/general/root-of1-t3249971
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] stang5litre:
Awesome job bro!!!!! Congrats

:)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] lilswoll:
I will test. I'm tired of not having bootloader s I can flash
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] StoneyJSG:
No need to test anymore dude, root was achieved awhile ago.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] ford1234:
I am too???!!!I wanna brick brake hit shoot this phone and Can you try to make something that make this phone on Marshmallow or Oreo???
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] klabit87:
Sorry, there is no way to get marshmallow or oreo on s4 without Samsung releasing an official update.

The locked bootloader prevents you from doing anything like that.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] ford1234:
So,any news these days lately???
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] klabit87:
Yeah S4 is dead. Time to move on to something better. Stang, myself, and several others have grabbed up the Chinese/Latin American model of the s9+ (sm-g9650) it has a fully unlocked bootloader and we are also able to make it work on vzw with no issues.

The times of custom anything on locked bootloader is coming to an end. Best thing to do is find an unlocked bootloader device.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] ford1234:
I understand,you are right,better find a new device and looking forward for that.I wanted so much to beat that Verizon Company.Only if I could learn these programs things ,i could done something by myself....well.... patient for myself.Thanks anyway for your precious help!Have a good life and stay clean and be a good person(this is my way of saying thanks).
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] wedmiston:
I have two S4's, both rooted but also both with OF1. As nostalgic as I am as an old coot, I'm ready to move on and have given up hope for the cherished S4. It had its day.

A few questions though...why the S9+ and specifically why the Chinese version? I will be in China in 3 weeks so would it make sense to pick one up over there?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] klabit87:
We just went with that model because it has an unlocked bootloader. And we can make it work on vzw regardless of what anybody else says. We have a solid method and everything works for us. The Chinese/Latin America models support cdma which is part of what makes it work for vzw.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] wedmiston:
Since bootloader is unlocked, do you envision rooting and loading custom recovery on it?

I guess what I'm trying to determine is...is there anything special from a hack and modification standpoint that makes the S9+ particularly attractive? Since I'm going to retire the S4's, I'd still like a now-new model that I can root and modify/optimize that I won;t feel they need to replace in a few years (I hold onto them for some time). I don't need it for Verizon necessarily since I moved to Total Wireless for my service a long time ago (they use Verizons network) and their SIM worked fine in my S4.

Based on what you know, any other models deserving of consideration?

And sorry, one last question...I'm on rooted stock...is moving to Stanglitre ROM worth all the effort?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] klabit87:
Yes we have root that is definitely stable with no eng kernel or any of that crap. Also have official twrp. Unless you're keen on exynos models, the sm-g9650 is the best thing as of now. You still need that model since you still use cdma with Total Wireless. I'm not sure about other models. The s10 models are riddled with problems, I guess I shouldnt say problems, more like opportunities for a developer to learn something new. The s10 models have system as root a d that has its own new set of tricks to overcome even with an unlocked bootloader.

I will note this though, development is kind of slow but everyone is happy with things. Check out the forums for the Galaxy s9+ snapdragon. I recommend the plus model because bigger battery and 6gb ram. The s9 has a smaller battery and 4gb ram.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] wedmiston:
and your thoughts on moving my S4 over to Stanglitre ROM vs stock? Incremental gain?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] klabit87:
If you like customization options then yes, Stang rom would be a good idea for sure.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] wedmiston:
Success! But I still feel like there is a bit of junk on here I'd like to remove. Have you ever seen a decent debloater that targets s this stuff, or is my only option to painstakingly guess given some of the cryptic names which can come off and which can't? I'm more nervous I'll bork something and not even know what I did and have to go back to square one.

BTW - I just read that the Galaxy 9+ can't be rooted, but it said "US variant" so is that the reason for the China version and how do you check for that?

In another article, it made the case that rooting is mostly an obsolete, antiquated process that's no longer much needed since most phones can now do what we could only do WITH ROOT years ago. The argument was why go through the hassle and risk for minimal benefit these days. Agree? Disagree?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] klabit87:
Stang rom is debloated as much as it can be without breaking Samsung functions so you really can't debloat more than it currently is I believe.

The us variant s9+ can't be rooted. The snapdragon model that can be rooted is the sm-g9650 or the sm-g9600 (regular s9 model). These are the Hong Kong/China/Latin American models. There are plenty of things to do that require custom rom or root. I believe the root is still worth the effort. We have full twrp custom recovery and custom kernel as well as the ability to run custom ROMs including a multitude of GSI. I know one guy that got the beta Android 10 gsi to boot and most of it works perfectly.

I prefer the freedom to have full backups and restoration as well as a complete custom kernel. Pretty much anything that we used to be able to do but also more.

While it is true that a lot of functions that used to be limited to root are now available in stock firmware, I still enjoy my freedom to run anything custom that I want including magisk with no issues or limitations like the S7 and s8 having to utilize an Samsung eng kernel.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] wedmiston:
This one meet the criteria?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] klabit87:
[emoji2369] I can't really tell. All I know is that a snapdragon model, which could be any US model or the g9650 models.

Need more info to determine whether it's one that can be unlocked.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Smil3yWulf:
How did you remove knox bootloader? Im trying to downgrade from OF1 to OC1, i was able to flash OC1 files except system.ext4 it gives me secure fail AUTH
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vijaysagar:
frst thing u need to do is download xposed installer from here

just google it recommended to download old versions below 2.6

after that u need to install frame work and then reboot

done:D:D:D :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] es0tericcha0s:
It's cool that you are trying to help other members that have this device, as I'm sure there isn't a ton of info. However, with that in mind, you should be more detailed with how you got it to work with the phone. First, does it come prerooted from the factory or did you have to root it yourself? If you rooted it, what program did you use? What version of the program? What update is the phone on? Build version of the software? This kind of info will help as if this phone gets an update to Lollipop, then installing Xposed won't work this way and will help eliminate confusion.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vijaysagar:
kk thanks for ur advice
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jonnio:
Last night my battery got down to 5% or so and out of the blue my phone restarted and ended up in basically a boot loop (It would let me use it for about 1 minute before rebooting). I tried everything I could think of and eventually gave up and did a hard reset. Now I can't get it to go past the Verizon logo.

I guess the next step is to re-load the software via Odin, but wanted to double check before I broke something because I am on OE1 rooted via Munoz's thread.

Best I can tell I need to load the NCG complete and then use flashfire to upgrade to OG5. Correct?

Thanks for the help.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ifhi:
u can downgrade 4.4.4 NK2 stock firmware then install NCG kernel for root by towelroot offline version by geo hotz after root reflash NK2 kernel

or u can flash stock 5.0 OG5 directly if u want

make sure repartition is uncheck in odin
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jonnio:
I went ahead and flashed the older Firmware, re-ran towel root and upgraded. Seems to have fixed the phone, thankfully.
[Windows Phone 7] Daduka:
Hi everyone :)

I have Nokia Lumia 925 RM-910 that doesn't have 4G LTE. I wan't to flash new RM-892 firmware to enable 4G networking. My question is: Is it possible to flash RM-892 to RM-910 phone?

Thanks :) Please help me it's very important!

Best regards,

DADA
[Windows Phone 7] marcelopoipo:
NO
[Windows Phone 7] pankaj554:
Nokia Lumia 925

In the Nokia Lumia 925 by 1.5GHz dual-core and it comes with 1GB of RAM.Nokia Lumia 925 runs Windows Phone 8.0 and is powered by a 2000mAh non removable battery.No It does not support 4G LTE. You will have to upgrade your smartphones to use 4G connection.
[Windows Phone 7] nishasharma:
Yes, you can do this very easily. You will get full details of this whole flashing procedure in Nokia Lumia 925 Manual- guideusermanual.com/product-name-lumia-925-manual&po=672233&lang=English
[Windows Phone 7] dr_vaice:
Well was it done eventually

I am at the same crossroads
[Android General] lalitcoolbudy:
13 chapters are available for making apps

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zIjv9FMCOH0
[YU Yureka Android Development] CodeZero:
TeamIO presents Infinitive-OS for YU Yureka (Tomato)

Infinitive-OS is based on AOSP and SlimROM dedicated to providing users with a ROM thats stable and loaded with features .

I am not responsible for bricked devices,
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 me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
A lot.

RRO Layers

App Circle Sidebar

Slim app circle Sidebar

Custimizable QS Tiles

SlimRecents

SlimPie

Screenrecorder settings

Custom Hardware Buttons Options

Navigation Buttons Options

SlimDim

Cutom Recents Panel Options

SuperSU

Shake To clear Recents

Shake to clear Notifications

Carrier Label

Temp on status bar

Status Bar greeting

among others ..

( some features esp status bar tweaks require a reboot or system ui restart ( there is a quick setting

tile for this or settings > dev options )

ETC

20/09/2015 - V1.3 Build 1

Initial Release

-Read Everything Carefully

-Download Rom And GAPPS.

-Boot Into Recovery

-Perform A Full Wipe (you dont have to wipe your internal SD)

-Flash Rom & GAPPS.

-Have Fun!!!

Bugs:-

No bugs If you find any kind of bugs report over here with logs

Infinitive-OS Official Downloads Folder

NOTE - DONT MIRROR OUR DOWNLOADS

GAPPS - You can use any GAPPS, but Love these GAPPS

Infinitive-OS Source

Device Sources

Kernel Sources

@Rohan Purohit

@jackeagle

@nightwalkerkg

@Saatvik Shukla

@k2wl

@kirmaniarslan

@Thecrazyskull

@Vatsal Koradia

@TechExhibeo

FOLLOW US !

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SlimROMS

AOSP

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Others I may have forgotten (please tell me if you feel left out)

​

XDA:DevDB Information

Infinitive-OS, ROM for the YU Yureka

Contributors

CodeZero

ROM OS Version: 5.1.x Lollipop

ROM Kernel: Linux 3.10.x

Based On: Slim

Version Information

Status: Stable

Current Stable Version: 1.3

Stable Release Date: 2015-09-20

Created 2015-09-20

Last Updated 2015-09-29
[YU Yureka Android Development] CodeZero:
Thanks to ROM have been built on​

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GothDroid Server​

Thanks to legacy server also​

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Also Thanks to Men_in_black007 for helping me​

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Let me know if I missed anyone​
[YU Yureka Android Development] sid-hacker:
Let me check this...
[YU Yureka Android Development] Alcatraz:
Cool ROM.

Rom is all good but I'd like to point out a few cons

1)No theme engine.

2)Clock and date in status bar crash.

3)No default file manager.

4)Wifi toggle in notification bar doesn't work sometimes

Pros

1)Smooth ui.

2)Slim rom(minimal system apps making it lightweight)

3)Many extra features.

Personally I feel this rom is good except for theme engine.

Include the theme engine and this rom will be perfect!:good:
[YU Yureka Android Development] tazo08:
Smoothest ROM after PA and hazy

Few FC's & some cm12 bugs

became unstable after couple of hours random reboots and stutters persistent
[YU Yureka Android Development] CodeZero:
already layers is included why you need theme engine .. will give you a short info about layers later on will add it later on for now you can google it if you dont knw how to use layers then
[YU Yureka Android Development] CodeZero:
UPDATE :-

Infinitive-OS v1.3.1

Changelog :-

A small bug fix release v1.3.1

- All FC's (Font option in clock, clock alarm and tethering are now fixed)

Detailed Changelog

Download InfinitiveOS-v1.3.1-tomato-5.1.1--20150928-OFFICIAL.zip :- Link

Regards,

CodeZero
[YU Yureka Android Development] #akadroid:
I will be happy if you will replace layers theme engine with the theme manager its lot benefiting and convenient to use

HIT THANKS IF I HELPED YOU
[YU Yureka Android Development] Alcatraz:
What about WiFi toggle bug...

And I am unable to change SIM2 ringtone
[YU Yureka Android Development] Veereshkumar:
Awesome ROM..

Super-responsive

Only downside is charging
[YU Yureka Android Development] CodeZero:
Nope we can't replace layers to theme manager and it will never be happened in future also
[YU Yureka Android Development] CodeZero:
wifi toggle is working fine for me you just try to do clean flash again and let me knw about it ... and about sim2 ringtone it is present in dialler itself in calling accounts
[YU Yureka Android Development] CodeZero:
okay will look into it whats the exact issue is
[YU Yureka Android Development] Alcatraz:
Yep .working fine

Smoothest rom i've used:good:
[YU Yureka Android Development] sachin273:
Hi, i tried this rom just now.

Following is my experience with it:

1) Rom seemed pretty smooth. Everything(almost) working from the go.

2) However, Automatic live display is not working. It probably maintains day settings all the time.

3) No default file manager- its actually a good thing. CM file manager is not the best of them. and you can install your favorite using documentsui.

4) No backup restore setting in messaging- that is a problem since you have to install a backup app.

4) Snapdragon camera refused to install in recovery- major issue indicating likely problem installing others too and CM camera sucks!

5) 3G network takes a long time to connect and sometimes refuses to connect until you reboot.

6) And the last- Bad choice-layers. Layers manager is not preinstalled which is acceptable. but i installed 2 themes from the market and you have to reboot after every change-not so good. even that is tolerable. but it tends to screw up the working. A few apps FCed after first reboot. so i installed another theme and after reboot phone and systemui etc force closed and in turn the phone became unusable.

i have wiped it for installing another rom and pass this one till layers becomes stable.

Edit: managed to install snapdragon camera after manually signing it so maybe problem with apk, but i have used this zip many times earlier...
[YU Yureka Android Development] Veereshkumar:
Updated ROM works like a charm..!

And contrary to the opinion I'd like to thank you for choosing layers over theme engine.

There's no arguing that Layers is the future .!

Please keep up the good work..

Can you also think about adding "gestures anywhere" support? Thanks.
[YU Yureka Android Development] Prometheus:
Any update to this awesome rom?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] juselec:
Hello everyone. I am facing a problem since more than a month ago which is that if I turn on fast dormancy in my phone, the GCMService (Google Cloud Messaging service) causes a lot of multipdp kernel wakelocks and my phone cannot enter into deep sleep. This thing shouldn't be a problem but I have these ones. If I use an AOSP lollipop rom (to which I want to change) I cannot disable fast dormancy and if I disable the GCMService I cannot receive any notification message (e-mail, whatsapp, etc.), which for me are important, at least e-mail. Meanwhile I have a back-to-n00t based rom, in which fast dormancy toggle works.

I will now write a summary of the things I tried and how I realize that GCMServive was driving me crazy. First of all I used BetterBatteryStats to figure out what was going on behind Android OS battery usage and I saw a lot of multipdp wakelocks (arround 30% of total wakelocks and just 30% of deep sleep) under kernel wakelock tab. I did a search and I saw that it is related with fast dormancy. So I tried to disable with all the methods I could find on internet:

-Using Fast dormancy toggle for I9300 app (Play store link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gokhanmoral.fastdormancytoggle.i9300 ). Worked on stock roms, not working either in CM11 nor CM 12.1.

-Using Fast dormancy toggle for I9100 app (xda thead: http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s2/themes-apps/fast-dormancy-toggle-app-version-1-5-t2647015 ). Not working on CM11. On CM 12.1 I couldn't connect anymore to the 3G network.

-Manually editing the "nwk_info.db" file. No luck.

-Editing build.prop with "ril.fast.dormancy.rule=0 and ro.config.hw_fast_dormancy=0". Bootloop on CM11 and it is not maintained anymore on CM 12+ roms, as I read here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=60511737&postcount=13426

-Using the code *#9900# with phone keyboard. Just available on stock based roms.

-Different modems and kernels. No succeed.

After all these trials I started to freeze apps and when I froze Google Play Services I could get a 93% of deep sleep and just 1% of multipdp kernel wakelock. So it was clear what was causing the wakelocks. Then I started to disable the services running in the app and when I disabled GCMService I got again a 90% of deep sleep and 1% of multipdp wakelock. But there were no e-mail notifications anymore. So I am blocked here.

Does anyone know how to reduce the activity of GCMService and still be able to receive e-mail notifications but no having wakelocks? If it is possible I prefer a solution not involving xposed.

Thanks a lot in advance.

And I want to acknowledge in advance all the rom developers who created the roms I used and the developers and researches who made the apps and procedures I used here.

More info:

Test environment: WiFi off, GPS off, Bluetooth and NFC off. Just 3G mobile data on with full bars signal and fast dormancy on.

Roms I used: Blekota Note 4, official Cyanogenmod 11, and ArchiDroid 3.1.3.

Edit: Greenifying all GCM apps doesn't work either.
[General Paranoid Android Discussion] kumarprabhashanand:
I just installed latest Paranoid Android on my Moto E but it doesn't have any google apps not even play store.

I am trying to install Play Store manually but it tells can't open file. So, plz tell me how to install it or how to install any app in this ROM.
[General Paranoid Android Discussion] Pirateghost:
Ummm. Just like EVERY other ROM, you have to flash gapps. We can't include gapps in the ROM (legally, nobody can)
[General Paranoid Android Discussion] kumarprabhashanand:
So, there is no way to install gapps ?
[General Paranoid Android Discussion] Pirateghost:
Really?

You couldn't just Google, 'gapps'? And find that there are links to gapps packages to install?

Or read a development forum on this website and see exactly how to do it?

Or watch a video?

Anything?

Of course you can install gapps....
[General Paranoid Android Discussion] kumarprabhashanand:
I tried and installed successfully but Apps getting in not responding mode.
[General Paranoid Android Discussion] Pirateghost:
Sounds like you flashed a version of gapps not meant for your version of Android.
[General Paranoid Android Discussion] kumarprabhashanand:
yeah....that could have happened....