yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Joshwaaa:
No issues. Works fine. Just can't Odin back to OH1.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] SuperSlow911:
My phone was on Ol1 and I flashed an OH1 rom and it went bad.

From what I've been told, nothing can be done until the Ol1 firmware is released.

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Cancel that, I cannot read lol

An OH1 should be able to run OL1..... But who has a copy of ol1 available? I've searched everywhere for days and cant find anything.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Soooperstar:
OI1 firmware isn't released yet and if you went from OI1 firmware to OH1 you're probably hard bricked. Can you get into recovery? If you need a OI1 rom, you're in luck, I have one
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] SuperSlow911:
I absolutely can. I originally had access to the stock recovery but could only choose to do a factory default reset which didn't help at all.

Then I used ADB to install TWRP and installed a new firmware which it accepted but, it sticks in a boot loop.

before flashing an OH1 firmware and kernel TWRP informed me there was no OS on the S6 Edge (Sprint) and NOTHING was mounted. Fixed the mounting issues. Re partitioned to factory specs and installed the custom rom.

The Rom fixed the OS and Root issue and is working on the phone as it makes a 5 tone song (supposed to during boot) but constantly loops back. I haven't been able to discover a way to look at the loop, all I know is its stuck on the "powered by" screen.

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If that ol1 firmware works I will HAPPILY donate to you. BELIEVE ME.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Soooperstar:
Its not the full firmware but only a deodexed OI1 rom. I'll pm you
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PeK_m:
Out of curiosity, is there way to brick this device to stage that for example warranty service can`t find out that it is self-inflicted?
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Obagleyfreer:
Surely, flashing a bootloader not intended for the device is the best way to brick it?
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] criszz:
i will do in that way :

flash engeniereng bootloader

flash a rom not suitable for your device ( ex. rom for 9200hk )

if still works, flash wrong pit file or modified wrong one :))
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XxM4tzexX:
Why would someone do that anyway???
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PeK_m:
I can tell you why someone would do that. This is purely hypotethical but here is one reason. Let´s say that you have rooted your device and lost your warranty. After that your camera starts to make buzzing noise and focusing don´t work. ie. this case: http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s6/help/galaxy-s6-camera-randomly-makes-loud-t3123724

Now you want to get that camera fixed for warranty, but they don´t accept it because Knox is tripped. But now if whole phone is bricked and be sent to warranty service, they have no other choice but flash stock firmware and untrip Knox and device will gain full warranty again. Or that is my theory anyway. I mean sometimes these devices just stop working maybe due faulty motherboard or something similar. Please remember this is totally hypotethical...
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fullmetal Jun:
Dark ideas! I like it! :)
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jefkim666:
I bricked my G920F trying to get back to stock-rom. Nothing would work, Odin failed time after time (cm.bin). I could flash TWRP and used ADB to get back to stock-recovery, connected to smart-switch and performed emergency restore. Failed again.

I took it to a Samsung servicepoint (talking about Holland) and they immediatly found the custom flag. Phone wil be send over to Samsung now and, according to the lady at the servicepoint, Samsung does not even check. They just reflash it and send it back under full waranty. All I can do now is hoping she is right....

Still figuring out why everybody but me can restore a bricked phone through ODIN.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shabajnooraalam:
Can any ine help me to port note 4 kitkat rom for note 3 kitkat.....

I have done but zip does not install.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Taani_ghost96:
There isn't any note 4 port for note 3 exynos , i dont get what u mean??
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shabajnooraalam:
Like e team had made ditto note 4 rom which has android 4.4.4 and all the note 4 features. Like that rom how I may port note 4 kitkat software for note 3
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DominicRa:
The is a note 4 port for our note 3...been running it for weeks. Its aurora
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Taani_ghost96:
I dont think there is a note 4 port made by ditto team for our note 3 if u have a link just share it with me.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DominicRa:
Busy uploading and will share in few hours...toke me ages to find it and been using it for a few weeks. But will request sksarfaraz to translate and get permision to distribute.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Taani_ghost96:
Are u serious about that? ?

Can u show me the link plrase ??
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DominicRa:
I don`t play like that... only 300MG of 1.18GB upload slow upload speed... just wait about an hour or so...but its got some chinese & asked sksarfaraz to translate, but he hasn`t responded yet..
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tahsinakkulah:
Good luck. I like kit kat

SM-N900 cihazımdan Tapatalk kullanılarak gönderildi
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] clau_la2:
already exist a port from note 4 lollipop for exynos but isnt posted here and its in chinese and english (but many chinese txt)
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Taani_ghost96:
Thats cool
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shabajnooraalam:
E-team has made ditto note 4 for note 2 that is very good software and has all features of note 4. This software has android 4.4.4 so I want to run this rom on note 3 then how can I port it for note 3...
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Taani_ghost96:
Yeah i used that rom on note 2 but hey man it's not that simple it needs alot of work not just a software it needs a whole new port.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] clau_la2:
I was tested all roms for note 3 ( coming from note 2) and I can say if you want

1) speed and multitasking very fast use ResurrectionRemix

2)Camera and multitasking normal and new touchwiz use aurora s6 port with some note 5 apps

3) note 4 port its working good (not fully tested by me) but keep airview and others features but dont support galaxy themes

Or stock rom deodexed with xposed
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Taani_ghost96:
Yeah im using aurora rom v3 for my note 3 it's good rom but sometimes it lags.

Do u got note 4 port in English or Chinese? ?
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] nickytheshaft:
Hi,

has anyone managed to get VOIP working on the internal speaker with good sound?

Thanks
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tomogo:
Hi,

sorry for OT, but is any chance somebody create a patch for Stagefright problem for our device with official Lollipop?

Is anybody here so skilled?

I've found http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s4-sprint/general/stagefright-patch-t3179388 topic but it is only for GT-9505 :(

Many thanks for your answers...
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] breakingstorm:
you can take a look on this thread

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-note-3/themes-apps/stagefright-vulnerability-fix-note-3-t3175087
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tomogo:
Many thanks:

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[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Seronez:
1. Don't open any dubious files you got per mail, mms or bluetooth

2. Deactivate in Messages settings --> MMS(Multimedia messages) --> auto retrieve

Now you don't have to fear anything from stagefright...
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GTI-9300:
I flashed from here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3175087 the Patch and it works. No reboot or something.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tomogo:
New firmware J2

Hi,

a new firmware J2 arrived for our devices with Stagefright patch:

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[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GTI-9300:
New information from a Security problem. VTS FOR ANDROID tests 12 popular security problems and found a Stragefright Vulnerable. Iam on DOJ2!

Look at this Screenshot
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tomogo:
I have all green.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GTI-9300:
Which Device, and Root Access?

Sorry for the first Question.. :D

Do you have Root ?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tomogo:
GT-I9506 with root.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Juhkimo:
StageFright fix

This patch is from latest update DOJ2

Flash with your custom recovery

Just remember to do a backup first just in case

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[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Radder124:
Where does this patch come from?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Juhkimo:
Coming from the latest DOJ2 firmware.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] toterkeks:
will this work with XXUCNF3 ? (i9506)
[Samsung Galaxy Alpha] harpreetdhaliwal979:
< Need Help > < Que > Building or Porting Roms To Alpha...

alpha is a great device :o

but it has very less android development :crying:

as far as it is similar to galaxy s5 :cyclops:

i think we can port its roms to the alpha :confused:

we can even build our new custom roms :laugh:

but i need some help for this :angel:

can any help me in this :rolleyes:

users those knew good about porting

plz msg me or reply on this post :laugh:
[Samsung Galaxy Alpha] MustafaDroid:
LOOOL:D
[HTC One Max] atsromania:
need help, pls! htc one max t8060 dualsim

hi, please help me with:

HTC OneMax RUU | OneMax official ROM | 3.22.1402.8 | Official 5.0.2 Sense6 | 8060 / dualsim / Unicom Edition.

this is the file name:

0P3PIMG_T6_DUG_L50_SENSE60_MR_HTCCN_CHS_CU_3.22.1402.8_Radio_T1237.31.40.0106_release_435168_signed_2.zip

thx
[HTC One Max] atsromania:
come on,

234 views and no answear?
[HTC One Max] atsromania:
come on,

234views and no answears?

234 views and no answear?
[Google Chromecast] ImCoKeMaN:
Awesome to see new development still on these devices. In your post you say attached USB storage and I guess rooting means a usb otg isn't hard to come by, but do those files have to be in a specific folder as well?
[Google Chromecast] halfluck:
This is incredible work and super useful!

I take it, if you use a Y power cable and USB Flash Drive (FAT32?) it will add those mp4's to the playlist too?

Cheers Rob.
[Google Chromecast] rundgong:
No, they do not have to be in a specific folder on the USB storage.

All mp4 files on the USB stick will be included in the playlist.
[Google Chromecast] rundgong:
Yeah, I use the same USB-storage + Y-cable for power that I use while flashing ROMs.

The USB drive I use is prepared by flashcast during the rooting process, but I suppose it will work also for any regular USB drive.
[Google Chromecast] Johan1976:
THIS is the reason I want to keep root. Cool new functions. :)

Don't think I will use this method but it's awesome to see the potential what can be done.

Skickat från min GT-I9505 via Tapatalk
[Google Chromecast] Daveychan:
Thank you!

I like this a LOT. Thank you!

I'm also curious to see if eventually this code can get modified and tweaked a bit so that that the whole "must be connected to the internet" crap gets by-passed and i can start using this as a simple wireless HDMI cable between my iPad and the hotel TV. Thanks again!
[Google Chromecast] rundgong:
It already bypasses the "must be connected to the internet" crap :)

It does not differentiate between "no internet" and "no wifi" though
[Google Chromecast] Daveychan:
LOL
[Google Chromecast] ExMM:
Genius! Thank you so much for your work! [emoji106]
[Google Chromecast] Pietplezier:
Wow, an unexpected thread! :)

Few questions, loading the eureka rom we page is still available?

And how about the eureka ota update process?
[Google Chromecast] rundgong:
The web page is still there with all the settings. This rom removes no functionality from the original rom. Except for the few patches to binary files mentioned in the first post.

If you have it set to allow eureka OTA updates, I believe it will overwrite my changes when they decide to send out an update. But I'm not 100% sure how those updates work...
[Google Chromecast] zul8er:
To telnet into the Chromecast, how? Using the 8.8.8.8 IP? Same with FTP?

I'm going to flash it this weekend and want to make sure I don't get stuck anywhere.
[Google Chromecast] rundgong:
There is no difference about the ip-address compared to Eureka ROM, when it is connected to a network.

Just use the Chromecast settings app, it will show you the ip.
[Google Chromecast] zul8er:
View attachment 3509798

Yay!
[Google Chromecast] konradit:
Will this work with Chromecast 2015 (2gen)?
[Google Chromecast] Srandista:
No, 2gen Chromecast is not yet rooted. And who knows, if ever will be.
[Google Chromecast] rundgong:
First post has now been updated with link to sources at github.

Some of the build scripts are a bit messy because I don't have any toolchain for chromecast, and had to use the toolchain for android instead.

But hopefully you can understand what is going on anyway.
[Google Chromecast] Srandista:
Will you update your ROM to 44433 now, when [MENTION=5639408]Team-Eureka[/MENTION] release their new rooted build?
[Google Chromecast] rundgong:
I'm on vacation right now, but when I get home I will update it.

That might take a few weeks though.
[Google Chromecast] rundgong:
I have now updated it, so it is based on the latest Eureka ROM.

Download available here: http://www.rundgong.com/rcast/download.php?id=rcast_1.1
[Google Chromecast] Asphyx:
You are modifying EurekaROM here correct?

Because if that's the case then this will probably be the last version you can modify since they are closing that project.

You might want to talks to [MENTION=2212097]ddggttff3[/MENTION] about what he has done in his new project (it retains root on Official Google Updates) and see if there isn't some way to add your feature to what he has done.
[Google Chromecast] Asphyx:
Double Post please ignore1
[Google Chromecast] rundgong:
Yes, I do a modification of the Eureka ROM.

Since I do manual patching of some binaries, I doubt the process can be fully automated like he has done.

Unfortunately I just noticed there has been some changes to the latest cast_shell, so it no longer works properly when there is no wifi.

It still works when there is wifi, but no internet though.

I don't know what is causing this difference in behavior.

There were also some timeouts causing the rcast_1.1 to have a delay before starting the first video in "wifi, but no internet" mode, but I fixed that in v1.1.1

http://www.rundgong.com/rcast/download.php?id=rcast_1.1.1

For proper offline support (no wifi) I think for now you will need to stay on rcast 1.0
[Google Chromecast] Asphyx:
Yeah I suppose it would be difficult to do considering the fact that the Google Updates can change and make where to patch a moving target not conducive to an automatic patching.

I applaud your efforts though. It is the one limiting factor of the CCast that remains. I have even gone so far as to buy a mobile router, Miracast and Android Stick just to be sure to have a solution for any situation I might run into for running presentations.

and while I understand Google's reasoning for requiring Internet, it does seem a shame that the device pretty much becomes a brick when the Internet goes down. Would be nice if they incorporated Miracast type service (even just screen cast) without needing Internet. If they put it in the ROM there should be no issue.

I am already using the new perpetual Root with official google project from [MENTION=2212097]ddggttff3[/MENTION] and I have to say it is nice knowing my unit will always be up to date with the latest features while still retaining the ability to keep permanent root.
[Google Chromecast] MartinB55:
Sounds to complicated for my ability. Is there a complete idiots guide or should I with my limited tech understanding just forget about it. I came here because I want to use my iPhone 6 when I am in a remote location but with 3 or 4 g connectivity to the Internet and cast bbc I player to my TVs I have both first and second generation CC
[Google Chromecast] rundgong:
Installation procedure is the same as for Eureka ROM, so have a look at that thread.

Basic requirements are that your device is rootable and that you have installed FlashCast.
[Google Chromecast] DaveysPhone:
Awesome

+1 for this - my MAIN reason for holding faith in this device!
[Google Chromecast] onexjoe:
Great stuff

Can you still use it to cast? And does this mean that you can now play US Netflix content through static DNS in the router? Since you bypassed Google DNS
[Google Chromecast] bmcclure937:
Now we just need to have Kodi running on the Chromecast...
[Google Chromecast] rundgong:
It does not do anything when you are connected to the internet. That means normal casting is no problem.

Not sure how it affects DNS hacks for Netflix and other services
[Google Chromecast] DrunkFuX666:
This looks quite interesting OP, great job.

I was wondering tho if this could be used to cast screen without the internet connection...??
[Google Chromecast] rundgong:
Probably not. I'm not sure how screen casting works but normal apps download a receiver component every time the app is loaded.

If that is located on the internet I guess it is not possible.
[Google Chromecast] tylerdurden83:
Quick OT, which app can I use to stream movies from a dlna server on a nas to the Chromecast, using the smartphone as a remote?

Congratulations to the op for this amazing mod.
[Google Chromecast] TheLynxy:
Thank you so much OP for your time & effort with this mod!

The internet requirement of Chromecasts has bugged & inconvenienced me since day 1. But no more!

THANK YOU!
[Google Chromecast] jawonder:
Nice!, just pick up a new CC a few days ago, nice to see a rom for it that can be very useful .
[Google Chromecast] cantenna:
Is there going to be an update to fix no WiFi?
[Google Chromecast] rundgong:
Probably not. I have no idea what is the actual problem.
[Google Chromecast] cantenna:
I guess it's really not all that important seeing how you need WiFi to even use Chromecast.
[Google Chromecast] BIade:
LocalCast (now supports local files and DLNA as input)

BubbleUPNP (best all in one solution)

Yatse (best if you use Kodi)
[Google Chromecast] darkelement1987:
Is Chromecast V2 supported or only V1?
[Google Chromecast] cantenna:
Hi, do you know if Chromecast V2 is supported or only V1.

I am feeling very lazy atm and don't feel like reading.
[Google Chromecast] darkelement1987:
Don't know if you're sarcastic or not, but i actually can't find it in the posts.
[Google Chromecast] jtcartrite:
No, 2gen Chromecast is not yet rooted. And who knows, if ever will be.
[Google Chromecast] ferysery:
chromecast 2015 edition

is this hack also works on latest edition of chromecast?
[Google Chromecast] cantenna:
Depends what you mean by latest edition of Chromecast?
[Google Chromecast] jtcartrite:
Is there some way to flag people who shouldn't be able to post? This guy had posted 3 times. If they can't read the post before their own or read through 5 pages and understand which one this works on, they shouldn't be allowed to post in my opinion.
[Google Chromecast] forrestwllms:
"1: Before you start you should set the Whitelist Provider to "Locally Stored" in the Eureka ROM Device settings.

A custom whitelist is required so we can have a local idle screen and also for the media player to work"

Can someone explain what this means and how to do it? do I also have to have Eureka installed,

I thought this was a full rom
[Google Chromecast] forrestwllms:
Well I tried running the telnet commands and now I have a white static screen that says rCast ROM in the corner
[Google Chromecast] rundgong:
It's a full ROM based on Eureka, but I have not removed the auto-update feature, so when a newer Eureka version comes out it it will update if you have not manually disabled it.

Then it probably works as it should.
[Google Chromecast] forrestwllms:
Yeah it does, the problem was I didn't realize the web panel for Eureka existed
[Google Chromecast] Tedahn:
Sorry guys i am new to chromecast.

I have unlimited mobile data but do not have any wifi router or LAN connection.

If i install this mod would i be able to mirror my phone to TV?
[Google Chromecast] rundgong:
Probably not.

But if you have unlimited data, can't you set up your phone as a wifi hotspot and have the CC connect through that?
[Google Chromecast] Srandista:
No, you are unable to connect to WiFi, which you created on your mobile. You had to have another device to connect that WiFi (for ex. tablet connecting to mobile phone).
[Google Chromecast] BIade:
[MENTION=4687087]rundgong[/MENTION] AWESOME WORK!!!!!

Dude this is fantastic!!!

2 wishes:

1) Can we somehow modify the script to include mkv files?

2) Can we somehow trigger the actions (play, next, prev) via http, telnet, or ssh?

If so, we could create a UI for your wonderful ROM. (controllable via PC or smartphone)

Gratefully Blade

EDIT: OK 1) solved via user_boot_script.sh and a modded rcast_player_start.sh

AWESOME SHIIT!! native mkv playback on a chromecast. SO NICE MATE!!!

Anyone know how to mount ntfs partitions? :D
[Google Chromecast] rundgong:
2: It's possible to do, but probably not so easy.

NTFS: I haven't tried myself, but it depends on if NTFS is supported by the kernel.

If NTFS is supported you can probably just change "-t vfat" in the rcast_player_start.sh script to "-t ntfs" and that might work.

If you login ssh/telnet you can try it manually. Also try replacing the device "/dev/block/sda1" with sda2, sda3 etc.

If the kernel does not have support for NTFS, it is not easily doable.
[Google Chromecast] BIade:
Hey Mate, already tried those methods :)

I think next thing I try is to load the NTFS.ko manually.

If I can achieve anything I will report to you asap.

EDIT:

I tried this method: http://xdaforums.com/crossdevice-dev/sony/ntfs-mount-tool-android-t2920856

but obviously I need to modify files in /system, so creating a flashable ZIP would be the only solution

(and sadly Im to noob for that :( )

Anyone knows, how to insmod a kernel module without RW-rights on /system ? :laugh:

Controls:

Could you point me to the functions, where the playback-controls are defined?

Ideas:

3 types of buttonpresses:

1) short press (>1s)

2) semi-long press (1s-3s)

3) long press (<3s)

On-demand-Playlist-creation:

trigger playlist (re)creation

Create multiple playlists:

Szenario 1 (per folder):

Playlist1: Series

Playlist2: Movies

...

Szenario 2 (per prefix):

Playlist1: 01-*.mkv

Playlist2: 02-*.mkv

Code-Example for this Szenario:

cd /system/usr/share/www
busybox find rcast -name 01-*.mkv > /data/rcast/playlist.temp
cat /data/rcast/playlist.temp | busybox sed s@rcast@http://127.0.0.1/rcast@ > /data/rcast/playlist1.txt
busybox find rcast -name 02-*.mkv > /data/rcast/playlist2.temp
cat /data/rcast/playlist2.temp | busybox sed s@rcast@http://127.0.0.1/rcast@ > /data/rcast/playlist2.txt

Now a user could "skip playlist" on "double longpress" for example.

I got 1000 of ideas and would gladly help you, if you like.

But I think all my ideas are worth nothing, if I cant get ntfs to work.

Cheers

Blade

P.S.: Also if I understand the sourcecode correctly, "mount_usb_drive.sh" acts as a permanent function, watching for usb blockdevice on sda and mounting the first partition as FAT32.

If that is correct (which is unlikely because im a total noob), then we would need to modify that script too after implementing ntfs support.
[Google Chromecast] QuillzToxic:
Chromecast 2 support?
[Google Chromecast] rundgong:
No.

Since there is no root exploit for CC2 it's not possible.