yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xperia Z1 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] goop.Q:
Hi,

following commands:

fastboot boot boot.img

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

fastboot -w

fastboot shows me the commandlist

fastboot devices shows the phone, see my first post.

Edit/ Somehow i was able to boot a boot.img (i believe its the boot.img from the last known cm version i flashed), but the phone got stuck at the Sony logo. Now its not working again.

I still have the TA backup, but how the hell can i restore it? nearly every tool out there needs me to enable usb debugging and/or adb. which i can't, cause i'm not able to enter the phone in any way.

I fear, that i hard-bricked my phone to a point were it can not be repaired...
[Xperia Z1 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] levone1:
Try these files - https://mega.nz/#!E4UQwIoZ!UFpur2wY3tIAU7SdjuEg5fUA6N4BAVwX_TeK_CFpTyo

https://mega.nz/#!Jh0DETBQ!E-9WTlINpfq5r3PIiKaIXRId7ar8g3c8YHTJha1N6LM
[Xperia Z1 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] goop.Q:
Already tried them. To no success.
[Xperia Z1 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] levone1:
Strange - I guess you could try Emma or PC Companion repair.
[Xperia Z1 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] goop.Q:
Emma registration did not work. Never received an email.

PC Companion can't get a connection to the phone, when i'm being prompted to plug it in.

It seems the phone is in flashmode all the time. Whenever i plug it into the pc, the led flashes red and then green for a short moment.

I can unplug it and get into fastboot mode (re-plugging and pressing Vol+). The led stays blue, till i try a fastboot command. Then it turns off, like it's trying to boot up.
[Xperia Z1 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] levone1:
No need to wait for registration for Emma. Look for info, (I can't remember exact), you just have to modify some file in the DL package. I'll see if I can find it. What happened originally, did it disconnect during flash or something?

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Here - https://talk.sonymobile.com/t5/Andr...ony-Flash-tool-for-Xperia-devices/td-p/307318

I would start with ta update, ( http://developer.sonymobile.com/201...for-a-range-of-unlocked-xperia-devices-video/ ), and try to get recovery from there. Make sure to flash recovery after update - the ta update only enables recovery, but doesn't include it.
[Xperia Z1 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SXUsr:
That command will only hotboot a kernel, the right one for it to stick is fastboot flash boot boot.img.
[Xperia Z1 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CLINTZ9:
Using fastboot Flash a stock kernel with recovery>get into recovery>wipe data/factory reset>install any rom>your good to go

also the command to flash a boot.img is

fastboot flash boot boot.img

All the best :D
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tiguy99:
I'm on the fence and want a n910c for tmobile in Chicago area however I'm leary of bad coverage without that 1700 aws band.

For those of you in major metropolitan cities with tmobile, does the lack of 1700 aws band make or break your decision to get this device?

How much better/ faster is the n910c vs n910T in day to day use (web browsing, youtube, mx player, email...basic apps....not much gaming?)

I'm more concerned with the smoothness and iOS like smoothness some people say the Exynos provides.

Is the Exynos version that much better vs the Snapdragon re: fluidity, TW lag reduction and overall daily enjoyment?
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gcbxda:
bump. same question.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shane_Picardo:
As per the antutu benchmark scores, the exynos variant is little a bit better in performance then the snapdragon. But on the other hand, the snapdragon is better in gaming and 3D graphics. I prefer the snapdragon variant. :)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] AZK520:
Delete please
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] Hezzennater:
Also, to put the two biggest sources of information together, here's a link tot eh tween from Will Graylin

"soon to be down loadable on Google Play for Verizon customers. Hoping in the next week or so."

https://twitter.com/wgraylin/status/648896346297004033

(Thanks SwordOfWar for the link)

Is this okay to quote you and link to this thread? I'm thinking about making a blog post about this. I just didn't want to get you in trouble with your boss :P

Thanks so much for giving us access to this info!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] Skizzy034:
What about this?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] Hezzennater:
Yeah, but their website also continued to say that the non-fast wireless charger worked with the note5 and s6e+. I think their website is a bit slow, especially at tweaking a more nuanced detail.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] spinkick:
It is coming, maybe? How did this solve anything? Lol
[One (M9) Android Development] chadouming:
Hi, everyone. I got a few days ago an HTC One M9. I could not bear Sense, so a day later I unlocked the bootloader, flashed CM and noticed battery life was ****. This is my attempt at making it a little better.

Got intelliplug working for 8-cores device.

Current algorithm should enable core from 0 through 3 (cortex-a53 first) fast. Then, every core should take much more load to enable. It gives you power when you need, but still has better battery life. If anyone has a better Idea, feel free to post or push a pull request. Might also need a bit more tweak.

XDA:DevDB Information

Smoocha, Kernel for the HTC One (M9)

Contributors

chadouming

Source Code: https://github.com/chadouming/android_kernel_htc_msm8994.git

Kernel Special Features:

Version Information

Status: Alpha

Current Stable Version: N/A

Current Beta Version: R10

Beta Release Date: 2015-09-29

Created 2015-09-29

Last Updated 2015-09-29
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] surr3a1:
Hello all!

I'm developing this WisBar skin and since I am with an Artemis myself decided to post it here. I hope someone will like it. Enjoy :)
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] Rifaa:
HMMM

Cool..all I can say it's different. so what's new in it, and r u willing to share it.

Rifaa
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] surr3a1:
Sure I will share it. The new is just the way the items look.

I used: rlToday for the clock and the first row of icons.

The others are skin for WisBar advance and a WisBar Desktop layout.

It does not have the landscape view yet though :(
[One (M9) Android Development] chadouming:
This is my attempt at making AOSP on the HTC m9 a little better.

#include <std_disclaimer.h>
/*
* Your warranty is now void.
*
* I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* 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.
*/

Features :

-Hima hotplug (optimized hotplug for big.LITTLE architecture.)

Algorithm that will turn core on and off depending on the load. Currently, it will use the LITTLE part of the cpu (cortex-a53 cores) when the screen is off and it will use BIG part when the screen is on. The core 0 will always be on, for compatibility reason. It will also online a maximum of 4 cores at the same time. (4 LITTLE or 1 LITTLE + 3 big). Trust me, it will still be butter smooth.

-ElementalX governor.

[MENTION=4684315]flar2[/MENTION] governor. It's based on interactive with some additional performances tweaks. This governor focuses on performance, not battery.

-Sweep2Sleep

Allow you to turn the screen off by swiping your finger horizontally on the status bar.

-Usb fast charge

Allow you to charge your device faster with USB port. This will disable data connection.

-Savoca's KCAL interface.

Tune the colors to your liking very easily.

-Dynamic FSync

Allow you to keep writing operation in a buffer while the screen is on, to get better performance. Enabling this might cause you to loose data if the phone crash or runs out of battery.

-CDG congestion algorithm

Advanced TCP congestion algorithm.

-Reduced Wi-Fi wakelock

Should provide a better battery life.

-Boeffla sound

Sound tweaking interface made by [MENTION=947981]Lord Boeffla[/MENTION]. This feature is still experimental and might or might not work.

-Build with latest UBERTC 4.9.4

Optimized through the toolchain provided by [MENTION=5105835]Cl3Kener[/MENTION].

-Various enhancement to CRU, SCHED, EXT4, workqueues and others.

Behind the scene fixes that will make your device smoother or more stable.

Beta version :

Beta version of this kernel can be found here : temp.bbqdroid.org . Those are beta, they might work or not. Use your head.

XDA:DevDB Information

Smoocha, Kernel for the HTC One (M9)

Contributors

chadouming

Source Code: https://github.com/chadouming/android_kernel_htc_msm8994.git

Kernel Special Features:

Version Information

Status: Alpha

Current Stable Version: N/A

Current Beta Version: R10

Beta Release Date: 2015-09-29

Created 2015-09-29

Last Updated 2015-09-29
[One (M9) Android Development] ebautista:
It is nice to see devs beginning to create something exciting.
[One (M9) Android Development] Alcolawl:
This is f**kin awesome. I was actually just thinking the other day that I almost miss the hotplugging I had on my Nexus 5. Also love that it's a CM-based kernel as I've been running Candy5 for a while now. Just flashed this kernel, booted up fine. No crashes or anything weird to report as of yet. You're awesome for including Westwood as a TCP congestion avoidance algorithm, as I think it should be standard in many ROMs and kernels and simply isn't. Temperatures seem to float below 40C during light use, which was pretty hard to do with almost any configuration I had previously.

Very excited to see where this goes. Awesome job so far.
[One (M9) Android Development] matthewstice:
I don't see any download info or links
[One (M9) Android Development] outofluck:
Click on the downloads tab above the first post and you can download from there.
[One (M9) Android Development] rc420head:
Mind if I include this in my candy5 builds?

CandyRoms Maintainer
[One (M9) Android Development] chadouming:
sure, go ahead. This is the point of open source!
[One (M9) Android Development] chadouming:
I will also push a cm 12.1 rom that i've compiled soon. I noticed that there are no official build and the build from the other thread does not seem to be updated anymore. I hope they will be able to fix that camera bug. It's really the only downer on this phone.
[One (M9) Android Development] matthewstice:
Thanks I will flash now until included in candy5 next build

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I don't see any downloads tab on XDA android app on this thread mhm?
[One (M9) Android Development] Alcolawl:
lol dude. Here. http://xdaforums.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=14587
[One (M9) Android Development] matthewstice:
Ty FYI..link is not workable via XDA but is firefox..ei..other android browsers..

Ty flashing now

Smooha.zip? Lol

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Flashed the darn thing will let you know if I notice any changes thanks again

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Impressed so far..update further coming

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[/COLOR]1 h 20min full blast headphones not one percent drop in battery.
[One (M9) Android Development] skulldreamz:
Impossible
[One (M9) Android Development] GohanBurner:
About to flash the kernel, thanks for creating one. I can't wait until AOSP is fully functional on the M9 like it is the M8. Do the Faux applications, namely Fauxsound, work with this kernel?
[One (M9) Android Development] Alcolawl:
So far I'm really liking this kernel. Battery life seems to be much improved over the regular CM kernel, especially with the screen off. I usually charge my phone up before I go to bed and leave my phone unplugged overnight when I go to sleep because there are no outlets near my bed and I need my phone near me for important calls or sometimes texts from the gf. Usually, my phone used about 7-10% battery (if not more) overnight just laying dormant. Deep Sleep on the little cluster would be somewhere around 50%... This morning when I woke up, I was pleased to see that my phone, despite having received over 9 MMS, used only 5% overnight (9 hours of sleep -- Day off, I slept in lol). Maximum CPU frequency while the screen is off was capped at 1248MHz, Deep Sleep came in at 75% overnight, which is a huge improvement.

I'm going to mess around with the settings some more to see if I can improve screen-off battery. I've got the maximum CPU frequency capped at 960MHz now, so hopefully that improves things a little. What I don't want it to do is wake more cores because of the lower frequency. The tasks the phone is performing while sleeping isn't as important as the workload the phone faces when the screen is on, so I don't care if something takes longer to execute due to a lower CPU clock. If a there were an option or tuneable to set the maximum allowable amount of cores awake while the screen is off, I think this would be fantastic.
[One (M9) Android Development] chadouming:
Currently there is no tunable for it. You can only change the max screen off freq. I could however implement a max screen-off core, that would limit the ammout of core to the said limit or a single core screen-off switch. Whichever would work best. Working on fixing the screen-on time first tho. I believe the load is poorly calculated and therefore the hotplugging algorithm jump too much around. I am trying to find setting that would be suitable for the calculated load, if that doesnt work well, I'll have a look at how things are calculated.
[One (M9) Android Development] Alcolawl:
I think the first option would be better. Have it set as a tuneable that people can change, but set the default maximum amount of screen-off cores to 2. Having only one core going while the screen is off is bound to create music playback issues (skipping and hitching) much like it did with my N5. The Hotplugging doesn't seem too bad as far as bouncing around too much, but I have noticed it does like to go from 2 cores, to 4 cores, and back to 2 cores pretty frequently. This is while the screen is on obviously, but nothing really going on in the background. The amount of CPU this phone uses while idling is staggering. I have no idea whats going on behind the scenes, but there's no reason to be using 30-50% sometimes just sitting at the homescreen.
[One (M9) Android Development] chadouming:
Just doing some interesting testing, if you guys want to try "BETA" kernel, have a look at this : https://temp.bbqdroid.org/

Those kernel should not kill your device, but they are beta so expect bugs. Always keep a clean zip to flash. Also, don't download one if the size seems suspicious, my script does not make the difference between failed and succeed build.
[One (M9) Android Development] Andrewbud:
Which Igloo do you live in? I would love to come give you a high five :) (keep up the good work)
[One (M9) Android Development] Alcolawl:
I'm about to buy this man my favorite French Canadian beer. Just flashed the latest beta (R22l) and I'm loving the new features. Minimum # of cores set to 1 for supreme battery life. Maximum # of cores with screen off is set to 2, which is perfect for battery life and smooth music playback. Can't wait to see how my battery life is tomorrow with a full day of usage.

One thing I did notice, however. The phone seems to utilize the Big cluster much more often now. Sometimes only two cores will be online in the little cluster and when they get hit with a moderate load, 1 or 2 big cores will fire up instead of waking up the other two dormant little cores. I'd much rather see all 4 little cores get hit with a workload first before waking up the big cluster. Unless that actually results in worse battery life or something?
[One (M9) Android Development] chadouming:
I updated the intelli_plug driver to latest version from faux which use a completely new way to online core. I don't think it use the 1 after another way, but, the Online which ever core works best for you. I suppose, AND THAT IS ONLY SUPPOSITION, that the decision is made by the soc instead of the hotplugging algorithm, which might end up in better battery life. Still some test to do tho.
[One (M9) Android Development] donmarkoni:
Hi!

I was bored, so I flashed your R23-camera kernel on Sense based ViperOmeM9 ROM, over [MENTION=4684315]flar2[/MENTION]'s ElementalX kernel. :D

And... It booted! :laugh: Now I have first cluster OC'ed to 1.7GHz, second to 2.05GHz and all that working on intelli plug. It is very interesting!

Now, broken stuff: Wi-Fi - stuck on turning on. Camera - only front facing works, can't choose other.

Then I flashed R22I over it, system booted and camera was back to normal.

IMHO, all those "problems" were nothing, compared to what I expected, but due to using AnyKernel install, I was hoping for best, or at least to boot.

Now the question: can you make another version (R25I?) with changes to intelli plug you mentioned, but without changes to camera?

Also, if you find interesting and/or challenging to make the kernel work on Sense, I'm here to test and provide logs.

If you don't wanna mess with this, or don't wanna support Sense (too much work, too little time, hate Sense, or whatever reason), I'll understand.

Cheers! :)
[One (M9) Android Development] Alcolawl:
R24/R25-Camera Build

Just flashed the R24-Camera build. Front Camera now works flawlessly in the CM Camera App and Snapchat (where it'd usually crash before). Video still doesn't work but this is definitely a huge step in the right direction. Oddly enough, however, the rear camera doesn't work now. This includes the flashlight as well. I'm not sure if this has anything to do with the camera fix included in Candy5 ROM or if this is a tiny error, but keep up the good work!

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EDIT: R25 Fixes the issue of the rear camera not working. Both front and rear camera work now in CM Camera. Front Camera now crashes Snapchat for some reason. Very weird.
[One (M9) Android Development] drsn0w:
I've started releasing updated builds every week! :D

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How can I build these myself?
[One (M9) Android Development] chadouming:
These kernel have changes not yet commited to github, this is why they are called beta. You can build the kernel using the source on github.
[One (M9) Android Development] epedrosa:
Are you planning on looking into the bluetooth issues on cm based kernel?
[One (M9) Android Development] Alcolawl:
I second this. The bluetooth issues are infuriating, especially when you consider how often people use it now-a-days. But I realize there are more pressing matters, like the camera. I don't want to sound pushy or ungrateful.
[One (M9) Android Development] Alcolawl:
I've noticed on a few of the latest builds that text input (typing) on Google Keyboard seems to lag and times, especially when texting rapidly. When you press a key there's a quick popup above your finger that shows what key you pressed. When pressing several letters in rapid succession these popups all freeze together, appearing as though I typed almost 6-7 letters at once. I'm fairly sure it has something to do with the phone guessing what I'm typing (autocorrection). If I raise the minimum online cores from 1 to 2 this seems to stop most of the lag and makes typing much more enjoyable.
[One (M9) Android Development] drsn0w:
Noticed the same thing
[One (M9) Android Development] AirwolfUK:
Sorry
[One (M9) Android Development] chadouming:
Check beta release 29, I think you will like it.
[One (M9) Android Development] LLegion:
THANKS MAN I WAANA TRY, could it be compatible with base dev-ed 2.11 or better.....with my phone that has rom base dev-ed 2.11 and over it Viper One Kernel base WWE 2.10??? Thnaks a lot again!
[One (M9) Android Development] Alcolawl:
Is there a way that we can get some kind of changelog to explain the difference between Kernel builds? Woke up this morning and noticed a new "ALPHA" build, which makes me a little weary to flash it. If I knew what's changed in this build, I'd be more willing to flash the kernel and give some feedback. even a quick txt file on the download site would do, nothing fancy.
[One (M9) Android Development] chadouming:
I usually try to abbreviate what I am trying in each build. i.e. 'B' was for Bricked hotplug, 'I' for intelliplug, "SS" for swipe to sleep (which is included since the SS build), Camera for some camera build change.

Don't flash alpha build as they will most likely not boot.

Lots of these build are tweaking. Specially the hotplug algorithm. I don't think it's worth spending time documenting each change when it's something as small as a number.

As of right now, the alpha build are an attempt to bring more inline to caf. However, it will take long time as HTC screwed with the sources and most of the code need manual merging. Seems like they don't like comments, so they ripped them out and replaced them with 'tabs' or spaces. There is also roughly 8500 commits to look at so don't expect it to happen too soon.
[One (M9) Android Development] chadouming:
I'm not porting this to sense as i'm not using sense and never will.
[One (M9) Android Development] drsn0w:
Nice! When will the changes be pushed to github?
[One (M9) Android Development] chadouming:
Already done, you can also try R31, should be even better :P
[One (M9) Android Development] drsn0w:
Sweet thanks! Some users of my build were mentioning the keyboard lag. I'll have to run a double build :eek:
[One (M9) Android Development] chadouming:
Never had such lag, but I don't use auto-correct. By default now 2 cores are online when screen is touched which should be enough to prevent such lag.
[One (M9) Android Development] Alcolawl:
Thank you for the quick and detailed reply. I understand now why you don't use a changelog. What I absolutely don't understand is why HTC would willingly strip their code of all documentation. That's just stupid.

Anyways, Build R31 is running smooth over here. Loving the balance of performance and battery life.
[One (M9) Android Development] Alcolawl:
Just flashed Build R32, running smoothly as always. I noticed some new options under "Profile" in the CPU Hotplug section of Kernel Adiutor. The options are:

Balanced

Performance

Conservative

Disabled

Tri

Eco

Strict

I have a good idea of what the first 4 profiles do, but not so much the last 3. I assume Tri means 3 cores, eco is similar to conservative and Strict is most likely a way to set how many cores are online (redundant). Care to elaborate? Anyways I selected the Tri profile out of curiosity and the phone reset lol. Won't be choosing that anymore.
[One (M9) Android Development] chadouming:
Those profile are from intelli_plug basic algorithm. I reworked the whole thing so it only need the first three profile. You were about right though. Quad tri are self explaining. Eco is dual core and strict single. Like i said though, they are not useable anymore.I will contact the kernel adiutor guy to see if there is something we can do. Use the balanced profile and enjoy :P
[One (M9) Android Development] Alcolawl:
Should I be flashing the newest versions of the kernel over the Candy5 ROMs you've hosted on your site? I did that yesterday and it seemed to mess things up.
[One (M9) Android Development] chadouming:
It's what i'm running here it's good so far.