yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sony Xperia C] iceman2029:
Hello, I have the same version of Android (19.3.A.0.472) and phone (D2533) and samples in the images. I haver root with KingRoot, however, will not let me install the recovery. I get only errors and have all the drivers installed. If you can tell me what kind of ROOT you are using, it would help a lot.

Here some of the messages coming out:

Getting ro.build.product

=============================================

Device model is D2533

Firmware is 19.3.A.0.472

=============================================

Step2 : Sending the recovery files.

=============================================

cannot stat 'dr.prop': No such file or directory

cannot stat 'chargemon.sh': No such file or directory

cannot stat 'mr.sh': No such file or directory

cannot stat 'dualrecovery.sh': No such file or directory

cannot stat 'NDRUtils.apk': No such file or directory

cannot stat 'rickiller.sh': No such file or directory...

Si tienes algún dato adicional, envíalo por favor. También soy de Chile.
[Sony Xperia C] panchuckles:
What model of recovery are you use? You need T2U installer, and use the option 1.
[Sony Xperia C] iceman2029:
What kind of Root used to install the Recovery?

Hi, I'm using this tutorial reference: http://xdaforums.com/sony-xperia-c/general/guide-recovery-sony-xperia-c3-d2533-t3145235

Indeed, I am using the Installer T2U: T2U-lockeddualrecovery2.8.21-RELEASE.installer.zip (http://nut.xperia-files.com/)

Perhaps the problem lies in the type of root that I am using, which is KingRoot. In that application I can see that automatically permits the ADB for implementation is given, so therefore I believe that while my phone is rooted, the problem may be in the form of grants read-write access to the system.

So I wonder what kind of root you used for version 5.0.1 Lollipop (D2533_19.3.A.0.472_AU.ftf) to which you installed the Recovery successfully

Spanish:

Hola, cómo estás? Estoy usando como referencia este tutorial: http://xdaforums.com/sony-xperia-c/general/guide-recovery-sony-xperia-c3-d2533-t3145235

Efectivamente, estoy usando el T2U Installer: T2U-lockeddualrecovery2.8.21-RELEASE.installer.zip (http://nut.xperia-files.com/)

Tal vez el problema radica en el tipo de Root que estoy usando, el cual es el KingRoot (http://www.kingroot.net/). En esa aplicación puedo ver que se dan permisos de manera automática para la aplicación ADB, así que por eso creo que si bien mi teléfono está rooteado, el problema podría radicar en la forma como otorga el acceso de lectura escritura al sistema.

Por eso pregunto que tipo de Root usaste para la versión de Lollipop 5.0.1 (D2533_19.3.A.0.472_AU.ftf), al cual le instalaste el Recovery de manera exitosa.
[Sony Xperia C] panchuckles:
Kigroot también, si verificaste que realmente te lo rooteo (instala por ejemplo titanium backup), y activaste la depuración usb, entonces al iniciar el instalador del recovery no apagues la pantalla y debería de salirte la parte para permitir los permisos root al instalador, a veces como esta la pantalla apagado no se da cuenta que te lo pide.
[Sony Xperia C] iceman2029:
I updated my ADB and Fastboot and that I could install without problems. Thank you very much for this excellent contribution, now you can have Lollipop 5.1.1, rooted and SuperSU. The Kingroot is good, but I prefer the classic management tools: These are simple and functional. A hug and thanks again
[Sony Xperia C] panchuckles:
You are welcome compatriota [emoji14]
[Sony Xperia C] dcaceres89:
Trying this right now! Thanks dude!

Greetings from Copiapó
[Sony Xperia C] panchuckles:
No problem [emoji3]
[Sony Xperia C] romeo_charly:
Consulta....

Se puede flashear con bootloader bloqueado???

Tengo full root con kingroot y TWRP funcionando al 100!
[Sony Xperia C] panchuckles:
Yes, LB and UB works
[Sony Xperia C] :
[MENTION=4135255]panchuckles[/MENTION]

Edit: definitely missed a few steps. I would like to install the recovery on another region's .ftf rom, do you have the boot.img and recovery zip to install it?
[Sony Xperia C] panchuckles:
If you want another ftf, Try PRFcreator, you can install recovery or root in 1 click.
[Sony Xperia C] :
Thanks! I created the files and used the latest PhilZ recovery and everything works smooth
[Sony Xperia C] panchuckles:
You are welcome bro :)
[Sony Xperia C] dcaceres89:
Do you know dude any method to deodex this?
[Sony Xperia C] :
Right now, there hasn't been any way to fix the corrupted files sony placed into their roms so it is impossible for the time being.
[Sony Xperia C] dcaceres89:
Mmmm, shame on Sony and their infinite bugs!
[Sony Xperia C] sebasanchez:
It worked :D

Funciono ! gracias estimado

saludos desde antofagasta.
[Sony Xperia C] Nekoneki:
Hello. Will Xposed will work on this ROM? And thank you for this one. I will try to flash this soon :)
[Sony Xperia C] :
You need to flash the deodex patch before using Xposed here
[Sony Xperia C] Nekoneki:
Oh, I see. Well, I saw this deodex patch but it has two files. The Z1 base or the Z2 base. Which one will work on C3(D2533)? And are there posts on how to downgrade from 5.1 to 5.0-4.4? Thank you.
[Sony Xperia C] Nekoneki:
Hello again. This is a little bit weird but I rooted my phone already using Kingroot. Thank you for posting this tho. http://imgur.com/uz16x9e
[Sony Xperia C] amoni:
how to flash without pc

I rooted my c3 2502 I want to flash stok rom and change custom rom without using pc hw I can do?
[Sony Xperia C] panchuckles:
I dont understand you...

You want a stock rom (original rom without root and recovery) or you want the prerooted rom and recovery?

If you want stock rom, you need a pc (btw i dont know why you root the Phone if you need a stock rom)

If you want the prerooted rom, you dont need a pc.
[Sony Xperia C] amoni:
I want prerooted rom and recovery
[Sony Xperia C] panchuckles:
Here you go (d2502 model) http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=63024035
[Sony Xperia C] namnttn:
1. If you want use stock rom: please delete all and reflash android 4.4.2 for C3 2502. ( you can upgrade after check new version on settings of android.( you can not flash this methor without PC: because stock rom is *.tft not *.zip)

2. if you want use custom ROM: you can flash PreRoot as Zip file. without PC. ( flash from recovery and use *zip file from SD-Card).

* Please, explicitly in your question? Mod will not have good answer if your question not explicitly?
[Sony Xperia C] :
A stock ROM can be a flashable zip, the pre-rooted files are stock because they are still the original Sony firmware only just rooted. Custom roms are built using Android source by the community + contributors, not by mobile companies.
[Sony Xperia C] umakantasahoo:
Anyone help me for Marshmallow update version for Xperia c3 dual d2502... With preroot file ibris file with 4g...
[Sony Xperia C] Francoatirador:
Muito bom
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] js2shanks:
Has anyone got this working on the Moto X Pure, trying to get it installed for youtube ad away.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ritchea:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3206893
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Toledo_JAB:
There are a couple threads about users using xposed.

You could post there.

Thread closed
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jackzoor:
Hello Everyone ! I have one weird problem ... and I cant figure how to solve it

Im not getting any notifications on screen or with the blinking light whenever I get a new FB message (when my phone is closed)

I have to go either on the lock screen or in the phone then after a few seconds then notification appears

Which mean I always have to open my phone to see if I have any notifications ( I know 1st world problem there :P)

Can anyone help me ?

I tryed to reinstall FB / Messenger

I checked every notification option in my Note4

Cant figure why its not working :(
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dcfied:
Hi!

I've been searching for Google's new logo boot animation on nexus 5 threads and even on other phones' thread.

Can't seem to find one that will work on our device.

Found one but it's too small.

Tried editing the desc.txt but it didn't show the bootanimation at all.

Hope someone would be kind enough to make the New Google Logo bootanimation.

-Currently on Cataclysm sept.10 release. elementalx kernel. 290 dpi.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] androcraze:
Nothing in here?:

http://xdaforums.com/google-nexus-5/themes-apps/bootanimation-nexus-5-animations-t2789918
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dcfied:
No Luck

Checked that several times but still no luck.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] androcraze:
Do you have an example?
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dcfied:
New Google Logo

[IMG="New Google Logo Animation"]http://phandroid.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/google-logo-animation.gif[/IMG]

Here. It's nice right? :D
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] androcraze:
Hey check this thread again:

http://xdaforums.com/google-nexus-5/themes-apps/bootanimation-nexus-5-animations-t2789918

I think the guy added your animation to post #2.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dcfied:
Big Thanks!

WOW! Thanks a lot dude!

You are awesome!

I can peacefully sleep now. :D
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Cersad:
I have a few specific questions at the bottom, but first, here's the long details:

I ran the custom ROM Hyperdrive RLS 16 (4.1.2) for years and loved it, but the past week I felt it was time to upgrade to a new ROM that was more up to date. I started to try out R3ARMED (4.4.2), did a full wipe in CWM and installed the zip files provided (the ROM and a d2att specific file).

Unfortunately, in my excitement I forgot to make sure that I had a 4.4 bootloader and modem, which seems to be rather essential for this particular ROM. The install failed and I thought I may have bricked the device, but I was able to update CWM and get back into recovery mode. This time, I got through the AROMA installer for the new ROM, but on reset I got stuck in a hard bootloop. It's pretty nasty--I can't use the key combination to reboot into recovery or download mode, and I only get as far as the opening "SAMSUNG" screen before the device blacks out. However, I can use a USB jig to force reboot into download mode--it's the only interface I can get with the phone at this point. ODIN recognizes the device, and when I use Heimdall and its drivers, I'm able to use those tools to interact with the phone. So I hope I'm not completely lost, but not being able to access CWM recovery mode definitely hurts.

Here's what I've tried so far to fix it:

- Without a USB jig, load recovery images onto a 16 GB SD card, insert into phone and power up (no successes, some images actually made it so the "SAMSUNG" screen no longer showed, others corrected this issue)

- Re-flash CWM with heimdall (failed)

- Used the Ultimate Android Toolkit to convert the CWM img into a tar that ODIN can flash, and tried to load it (failed)

I'm looking into trying to flash a full recovery onto the phone to see if that can fix it. But I have a few concerns:

1. I know that once my phone gets a 4.4 bootloader and modem, I can't go back to an earlier stock version.

2. I had an unsuccessful 4.1 -> 4.4 install attempt in the process of bricking updating my phone.

3. I have no idea if the install impacted the bootloader--so I don't know whether I can try a 4.3 stock flash or need to use some of the more recent phone dumps.

My first question is, as usual, what is the best route to take to recover this phone?

My second is, are there tools I can use for a phone in ODIN mode to check the version of the bootloader/modem, check on the integrity of the file system, etc. etc.?

I have a replacement phone on its way, but I view this as an excellent learning opportunity, and would love to hear some advice.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] audit13:
You have an i747 or i747m?

Do you see anything about warranty bit in download mode?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] dawgdoc:
On the positive side, flashing the R3ARMED rom would not have changed your bootloader and modem. If you were on 4.1.2 before the flash, you should still be on 4.1.2 bootloader and modem.

There is at least one MJB_MJB Odin flashable stock ROM with active download links, it is for the i747. If you have the i747 and not the i747M you could try it.

If you have the i747M there are Odin packages for all of the stock ROMs at sammobile.com. Or, you could extract the system.img from the i747 ROM and flash it with Heimdall. BUT only if you are careful to avoid all of the files pertaining to bootloaders, radios, etc. (*.mbn, non-HLOS.bin, etc.) This route may not be for the faint of heart, but I promise I am not the only one to have done so. I didn't do so until I read of others having done this.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Cersad:
It's a regular i747, not i747M. Thanks for the advice... you've given me a few things to try now! :D Will report back later with results.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] james5239:
The error code is

<ID:0/004> Added!!

<ID:0/004> Odin v.3 engine (ID:4)..

<ID:0/004> File analysis..

<ID:0/004> Enter CS for MD5..

<ID:0/004> Check MD5.. Do not unplug the cable..

<ID:0/004> Please wait..

<ID:0/004> Checking MD5 finished Sucessfully..

<ID:0/004> Leave CS..

<ID:0/004> SetupConnection..

<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 1)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] es0tericcha0s:
Need more details.

What phone?

What did you do to it?

What build number of the software was it on?

Which build number of the software are you trying to load?

Does Odin recognize the phone?
[Sony Xperia C5 Ultra] JKWR:
3g/4g signal is terrible. 2g is fine. Im on three UK network and my old Xperia z3 had better signal, my nexus 6 had amazing signal. I really want to love this phone but im having more and more issues with it.
[Sony Xperia C5 Ultra] CCJ22:
I would like to know as well
[G4] zenonasz:
i like to know if an1 successfully CID unlock g4 with out paying. if their is a method that they can do, Why can't we do it? although we can flash any rom we like with the shelltool method it will be much better to do it CID unlock.
[G4] starkwong:
Just heard that the imei-check method unlocks CID in bootloader mode, which is a completely different approach to our current methods.
[G4] zenonasz:
Links

Can someone provide me links for the imei-check and usb-monitor

I downloaded usb monitor from another thread but it turns out to be M$ visual pc for a reason.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MariusBV:
Hi

So I broke my screen on my nexus 5 some time ago and last week I decided to change it myself. After a few days of use with the new screen, I take it out of my bag and it looks like this:

Post img. org/image/axzt7pc69/

Remove the spaces.. I am not allowed to post links yet

After some time with the screen on it starts flickering, but still with those big vertical lines. Behind the lines I can the lock screen, but the touch is not responding. I tried opening the phone up and disconnecting the screen cable and connected it again to see if it was just a loose connection or something, but it still looks like the picture above whenever I turn it on.

Is the LCD broken or the graphics processor or??? What should I do next? :)
[Xperia Z4/Z3+ General] dl12345:
@jerpelea

While in the course of attempting to develop a unified kernel for both normal boot and TWRP recovery boot for Xperia Z3+ for use with extract_elf_ramdisk so that we don't always need to use fastboot to load the recovery image, it's come to my attention that the 28.0.A.8.251 open source downloads are missing code for a number of drivers that are compiled and loaded as kernel modules in the official firmware releases. Notably, the lack of drivers/video/msm/mdss/mhl_sii8620_8061_drv breaks a lot of things if the kernel module isn't loaded (including usb connectivity and, as a result, adb)

It would be nice if Sony could update the source downloads so that they're complete. Some other modules appear to need source including core_ctl.ko, ecryptfs.ko, kscl.ko and texfat.ko as well

Thanks

/dl
[Xperia Z4/Z3+ General] ChrisJ951:
You may want to post to the sony developer forums.

I am unsure how often they check xda.
[Xperia Z4/Z3+ General] monx®:
im pretty sure they checking very often but more interested with any exploit found to root their LB devices by xda devs so they can cover the hole immediately :cool:
[Xperia Z4/Z3+ General] Geeks Empire:
Info

Sony has lots of works to do...

& most important part is Updating Sony SDK & another Sony APIs

there is lots of restriction these days with developing for Sony SDK & Support for Android 5.+

from App GUI customization to New Permission Model

:good:
[Xperia Z4/Z3+ General] AndroPlus:
So Sony uploads incomplete source because they are busy with other things?:eek:

It's not justifiable as kernel source and SDK&API are different thing.
[Xperia Z4/Z3+ General] zacharias.maladroit:
yes, that's pretty annoying,

if you're diverging too much from Sony's provided "stock" kernel, the modules won't work anymore :(

wasn't aware that mhl_sii8620_8061_drv plays such an important role :eek:

edit:

actually if it's the same situation like on the z5 several more modules are missing:

gpio (all or most of the sensors aren't working without it), mcDrvModule, mcKernelApi (mobicore, something like TPM), mpq-adapter, mpq-dmx-hw-plugin

so most of the "higher" functionality of the device won't work ...
[X Style (Pure) General] drivenby:
Specially if you get a lot of texts, mine is like nonstop on.

I turned it off today and I'm at 58% on my bday, so I'm getting like a million texts and calls, where it's usually like 30-40 with this level of activity.

(stealth it's my bday)
[X Style (Pure) General] jeffreycentex:
I turned off Moto and Ambient Display and my battery life is now incredible.. I've been off the charger since 7 AM (roughly 9 hours), and I'm at 85%. I'd normally be at 65-70 by now...
[X Style (Pure) General] YankInDaSouth:
I guess you're relying strictly on vibration for notifications?
[X Style (Pure) General] jeffreycentex:
I turn on the phone to check what notifications I have (and listen to the different notification tones for different accounts)... I have too many email accounts (3 Gmail, 2 Exchange, and 1 POP) and Moto Display never quite grasped what I considered important to display... So it was being pretty useless..
[X Style (Pure) General] RemnantKing2:
The only reason I don't have Moto Display off on my phone is because if I have Ambient Display or none sometime this weird blue graphical glitch pops up for a fraction of the second when I press the power button. I'll try to see if I can capture a screen shot.
[X Style (Pure) General] Geordie Affy:
Is it not possible to disable what is and isnt displayed by moto active display?

Or is it just any notifications that the user has enabled?
[X Style (Pure) General] YankInDaSouth:
It simply blocks an app entirely from being displayed ... Can't customize what app shows what.
[X Style (Pure) General] thefunks67:
Good God people why does everyone turn off all the nice stuff Moto gives us just to save an hour or two on battery??

Why did you buy the phone in the first place just to turn stuff off?

-Funk
[X Style (Pure) General] randp1:
I agree, what's the use of buying the mxp if you are not going to use all of the features.
[X Style (Pure) General] Aridon:
Because most of it is redundant garbage people don't use and buy these phones due to the fact that they are about as pure android as you can get with the form factor they desire and at a price they want to pay. Those are far bigger selling points for many that the gimmicks Motorola has so inefficiently made part of the software.

Most of the manufacturer added "features" are garbage. In fact, IMO, they are all garbage with the exception of Samsungs Mutli view.
[X Style (Pure) General] thefunks67:
Plenty of Samsung phones out there for the sheep to buy and the garbage Sammy has to offer. It's all about choice.

Don't poo poo our decision to buy Moto.

Me, I like the "garbage" Moto has to offer.

-Funk
[X Style (Pure) General] Ulver:
I think if I was going to turn off Moto assist, voice, etc I would just get a Nexus device. These Moto actions is what makes the Moto X what it is...for me at least.

Sent from my Moto X Pure Edition
[X Style (Pure) General] thefunks67:
Well said.

-Funk
[X Style (Pure) General] adibeckett:
Well yes, but what if the Huawei Nexus isn't at the Motos price point?

I'm one of those "wants a flagship phone without paying the flagship price" people.
[X Style (Pure) General] thefunks67:
Shouda woulda could of.

You will get your answer on the 29th, you hope.

-Funk
[X Style (Pure) General] dmb219:
Buying a new Nexus is a right of passage for some. If you need to do it, nothing else will suffice. In my opinion the Moto X nailed it. 'll be watching the Nexus but I am very happy with the XPE.
[X Style (Pure) General] Aridon:
Not only is the large nexus going to be expensive it won't have a SD card and the maker has dubious ties that makes me hesitant to buy anything from them.

So how about not worring about people uninstalling apps and let them use their phones how they want to just like you do. If the extra 30% battery loss is worth the app for you then by all means no one is saying you should stop using it. Same token, don't give people crap for uninstalling crap ware from the manufacturer.

A good percentage of people and reviews pointed out mediocre to poor battery life. Fortunately there are easy fixes for it by disabling some apps. If you don't want to do that, don't. No one cares. The information is valuable to those looking to maximize battery life.
[X Style (Pure) General] jeffreycentex:
I use the other Motorola features.. Moto Display (and Ambient Display or the other third party display apps on other ROMs) is useless for me. But the Automatic Meeting/Driving mode and reading of texts is important.

Also, I want a relatively close to stock Android with a uSD Card slot and a decent camera. There aren't any other alternatives at the moment...
[X Style (Pure) General] Skyerin:
Just remember this; Motorola gives you the option to turn the extras that they implement off. If one set of people want to turn it off, what's wrong with that? It's android - one glove will not fit everyone. And that's the beauty of android.

So don't crap on anyone's decision to turn something off that they don't want. The same way someone shouldn't crap on your decision to turn something on. We have options, not only on what phone we buy, but what software we use with it.
[X Style (Pure) General] Tinkerer_:
1. Near-stock Android with robust update schedule expected over time from Motorola.

2. (Almost) no bloatware from the factory.

3. Water resistant nano coating.

4. Better headphone audio & display than my current phone.

5. SIM unlocked, all-carrier support (US).

6. Bootloader unlock available from Motorola upon request.

7. Straightforward root process with none of the problems of root exploits (see #6 above).

8. USB OTG.

9. Micro SDXC support up to 128GB (probably >128GB, actually).

Um, yeah, that sums up most of the reasons I got the phone "just to turn stuff off". (I didn't pay much attention to the fast charging feature of the SD 808, but after reading about it I'm pretty happy about that too. :)

Why economize power use?

1. Li-Ion batteries last longer if they are not discharged as deeply in the discharge/charge cycles.

2. If you are responsible for more than just yourself, you just never know when you might suddenly find yourself in a place where you can't charge the phone for more hours or days than you expected.