yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Huawei Watch] Kay2daCee:
you should be able to see it in the bootloader
[Huawei Watch] Skin1980:
With adb

cat /proc/version

And check the build date
[Huawei Watch] Skin1980:
For those who have random reboots with the 3.0 version... can u tell me:

1- if you are on the latest firmware;

2- if u are using kernel auditor

Tnx
[Huawei Watch] Kookitza:
1 - yes

2 - no
[Huawei Watch] eduardozeassesme:
I am on last firmware version and 3.0 of kernel, tweak some values on kernel auditor and haven't random reboots, first time on kernel 3.0 I have 3 random reboots, but after tweaks work fine very fine
[Huawei Watch] Bachatu:
1. Yes

2. No
[Huawei Watch] kpcheang2:
Can you share those tweaks you did ?
[Huawei Watch] eduardozeassesme:
Max frec - 1190mhz

Min frec - 300mhz

Gov - interactive

Intelliplug - on

Pelfil Intelliplug - conservative

Touch boost - on

Max CPU Frec when screen is off - 600mhz

Other settings is All Stock

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[Huawei Watch] RngrYogi:
Hey guys! how are u using the Kernel Aduitor on the watch? i sideloaded it but its impossible to read and or edit any settings. Thx in advance for your help. :)
[Huawei Watch] jkbuha:
Confirmed that these settings work fine with the v3.0 kernel without any reboots. Running latest version of the Huawei firmware as well.
[Huawei Watch] eduardozeassesme:
You can liked my settings [emoji13], 2 days of use with this settings

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[Huawei Watch] jkbuha:
Done :)
[Huawei Watch] RngrYogi:
I can also confirm no random reboots so far with 2 days of use with the posted settings. Thanks!! If it changes I will post.
[Huawei Watch] gaetawoo:
Tried this, and i went from 10 to 5000.. at 10, you can't feel anything and only hear something if you put your ear up to it. at 20 or 30, you can feel it, but after that, everything up to 5000 feels the very same, including stock which is 126. So unfortunately, you can make it so the vibration turns off, but you can't make it any more noticeable than stock. The notification vibration needs to be longer also... instead of being more intense (though intensity would be great). I also got a few random reboots, but mainly wished the vibrations were stronger.
[Huawei Watch] dschachm:
How are you guys flashing this Kernel? Are you doing it with adb or twrp?
[Huawei Watch] kpcheang2:
Just follow instructions on the O.P.
[Huawei Watch] jkbuha:
Just a quick update. With the 'optimized' settings above watch behaved perfectly but rebooted as soon as it was plugged into the charging cradle. I suspect this is not due to the settings per se, but how Adiutor works once the 'charger' profile is activated. Is there a direct way of modifying init.d to prevent this just to see if it is indeed the case?
[Huawei Watch] dschachm:
I am having the hardest time trying to flash this. I downloaded the kernel and put it in the adb folder. I was able to install the google drivers and was ablt to get the watch to reboot into fastboot. At that point the watch is no longer detected by the computer. No devices are listed. When i go to device manager the watch is listed under marhall london device, and marchall london Boootloader interface. I have tried changing the driver to adb interface but that doesn't work. How do i unlock this thing to flash the kernel? I am using window 10.
[Huawei Watch] kpcheang2:
Were you able to detect the watch using ADB ?

Type "adb devices" should return you the watch ID or something ?
[Huawei Watch] dschachm:
When the phone is on, it does connect, and i am able to reboot with adb. Once it reboots, i can't connect to adb.
[Huawei Watch] kpcheang2:
Once you reboot into bootloader mode, ADB is no longer usable.

In bootloader mode you need to use fastboot commands

Typing "fastboot devices" should return you the same result displaying your watch ID which means your watch is detectable.

Assuming your watch is already unlocked you can then flash the custom kernel
[Huawei Watch] dschachm:
The watch is not unlocked. In fastboot, it says unlocked:no.

Edit: I got it, had to type fastboot -s MQB7N15B10000974 oem unlock.
[Huawei Watch] kpcheang2:
OK once you unlock it will do a reset and erase data.

After unlocked you can fastboot flash the kernel
[Huawei Watch] dschachm:
Thanks for your help, I was able to flash the kernel. I am just re-syncing my watch. How do i kernel auditor?
[Huawei Watch] kpcheang2:
Goto this thread for details on kernel auditor for android wear:

http://xdaforums.com/android-wear/development/app-kernel-audiutor-4-wear-t3126122
[Huawei Watch] dschachm:
I finally got it. Running great. Thanks for the help.
[Huawei Watch] Ereniemis:
I've got the same problem as [MENTION=1805048]jkbuha[/MENTION]. When I plug in, or plug out watch from charging cradle, the hwatch restarts.
[Huawei Watch] eduardozeassesme:
Try erase all with TWRP, reinstall last stock firmware, when boot install the kernel and reinstall twrp and reboot, apply my tweaks and try

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[Huawei Watch] Ereniemis:
Wow... Just applying your tweaks and restart made it work... At least for now :)
[Huawei Watch] eduardozeassesme:
Lol, [emoji4] don't forget to press Thanks Button [emoji1]

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[Huawei Watch] kpcheang2:
Great - enjoy !
[Huawei Watch] jamiethemorris:
What does the support for speaker thing mean for 3.0? Does this mean eventually we might be able to talk on the phone through the watch (no idea if this is even supported by android wear)? I had just assumed this wasn't a feature on the watch because it didn't have a speaker or something.
[Huawei Watch] jamiethemorris:
Also what voltage is everyone using for the vibrator? I don't want to damage it but I wish it was a bit stronger.
[Huawei Watch] RngrYogi:
Hello Everyone! I'm reaching out to you Skins1980 to find out how I can somehow stop ambient mode from slightly shifting my display. I fully understand that this is burn in protection and understand the risks if I find a way to disable it. I found some mentions in editing the build.prop and turning it off in there but I pulled the build.prop and see no setting in my Huawei Watches file to edit it there. Can anyone let me know what I can do to find and disable this? I am fully capable of debugging over bluetooth so i don't need a full tutorial just where to find the file or setting and edit and save it. Thanks!!!
[Huawei Watch] RngrYogi:
3.0 Is Running great on my watch with no Reboots!!! Batt life and Perf is perfect!
[Huawei Watch] beepFTW:
Same here! Thank you Skin1980 for such a great kernel. :good:
[Huawei Watch] stalls:
Kernel has still been running great! 1.75% per hour!
[Huawei Watch] WaxysDargle:
Could you post your install process, settings and kernel version plz? I want %1.75 an hour too! Thanksya!
[Huawei Watch] eduardozeassesme:
1. Unlock bootloader

2. Flash Twrp

3. Flash Skin1980 kernel v3.0

4. Install Kernel Auditor for android wear

5. Change Kernel settings with kernel auditor

Check my tweaks post http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=64168409

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[Huawei Watch] aaronc_98:
Where do I get 3.0? I only see 2.5 in the OP.

thanks,
[Huawei Watch] eduardozeassesme:
****, when arrive my house send a link to 3.0

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[Huawei Watch] aaronc_98:
Thanks Mate!
[Huawei Watch] mightykc:
Hi, could you send me a link to 3.0 as well?

Thanks!
[Huawei Watch] WaxysDargle:
Thanks a bunch for that information. Unfortunately I can not get stable battery life with this kernel.

Usage got as low as 1.6% but will not stay there. It averages 4-5% for me. I was getting much better battery life with the latest stock kernel. I still have no idea why some can get great battery life from these custom kernels. I never could. I have installed them at least a dozen different ways.
[Huawei Watch] LuckyHermit:
Just like phone batteries, it's subjective. It really depends on how you use it. I get a pretty solid 2-2.5% per hour battery usage. The screen is on all day. I get an average of 40-50 notifications per day most of which I reply to or dismiss with my watch. I'm bone stock.

I'm thinking about trying out this kernel to lower the vibration voltage. Can anybody confirm that lowering it to 60 makes a noticeable difference?
[Huawei Watch] Motawa88:
how can i lower the vibration voltage? Cant find it in kernelauditor.
[Huawei Watch] aaronc_98:
Can you please send the link to 3.0, I never received it...

thanks,
[Huawei Watch] eduardozeassesme:
Sorry I don't have internet on my house, more later can try send the img, sorry guys

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Check this guys confirm this version 3.0

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2bzgXnjYs1eUm9QczZzRHJ3aTA/view?usp=docslist_api

Boot.img

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[Huawei Watch] carelockh:
Thank you very much for posting the updated kernel version 3.0.

I was about to return to stock because gestures wasn't working but now it works fine with the kernel update.
[Huawei Watch] WaxysDargle:
is this the same version (3.0) that was posted on pg 10 or 11 by skin1980 on this thread? just asking because it has a different file name than the one i downloaded from there.
[Huawei Watch] jkbuha:
You can get really efficient battery savings with LCB43B firmware and the v3.0 kernel (from pg 10-11) together with a fresh wipe of the OS.

Previously I had really bad battery drain (8%/hr) with all the above, and unfortunately Android Wear doesn't have good enough wakelock stat apps such as BetterBatteryStats, at least nothing I'm aware of. So I wiped the firmware with TWRP, and reset the OS.

With the following settings:

1) Recommended v3.0 kernel settings posted previously (1190/300, interactive governor, conservative profile, 600 max screen off freq)

2) Cloud sync off, Wifi off, Always screen off, Wrist off

3) Kernel Adiutor, Greenify installed

4) Watch placed horizontally on flat surface at night (so no sensors are triggered)

I can get 1.39%/hr over a 12 hr window. Wearing the watch and enabling Always Screen On ups the rate to approx 2.5-3%/hr, which is still perfectly acceptable from my end.

Hope this helps!
[Huawei Watch] Motawa88:
can you please update your kernel? Reboots are very annoying.
[Huawei Watch] jkbuha:
With these settings:

Recommended v3.0 kernel settings posted previously (1190/300, interactive governor, conservative profile, 600 max screen off freq)

I haven't had a single reboot with the v3 kernel.
[Huawei Watch] Motawa88:
how do i change vibration voltage?
[Huawei Watch] Motawa88:
thank you very much =)
[Huawei Watch] acultr:
Sorry Guys I have a Moto 360.Can I use this kernel on my watch?Thanks
[Huawei Watch] maxidrom:
Guys how are you using Greenify with wear? You install it directly to wear or what? When I've install usual GF app directly to wear everything became very luggy and slow.
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Knowbody42:
So, I thought I'd make some changes to system files on my H815T, but before I did I made a backup of my system image using Send_Command.exe and:

dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0 bs=8192 skip=55296 count=529920 of=/data/media/0/backup.img

And the changes I made cause it to not boot (I thought there's a decent change they would). But I thought: No problem, I'll just rewrite the image I backed up using:

dd if=/data/media/0/backup.img bs=8192 skip=55296 count=529920 of=/dev/block/mmcblk0

And it seemed to finish successfully, going back to a # prompt, to which I type LEAVE

But once I did, it just isn't powering on at all. I tried removing the battery, and turning it on with only a USB cable plugged into it... nothing.

What happened?
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ThatsMajor:
im in the same boat :-/
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NocturnalDroid:
RIP.
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Knowbody42:
Well, I just ordered a new H815 UK version, which should allow an unlocked bootloader.

Anyone know if it would at all be possible to take it to someone who has the right hardware to re-flash stock firmware onto this H815T?
[Sony Xperia M] Poxujistas:
Hello,

My wife managed to drown her phone and now GPU is fried. I know phone boots, it makes sounds and so on, even there's part of screen displayed from time to time (touch option still works, but not much of help when you don't know what you're touching). Is there ANY way to connect phone like this to the computer in any mode? Most preferably - to backup files and contacts or at least files, less preferably - to flash into something I can connect to via telnet (so it would end up something close to raspberry pi, I have some plans for that too). Last thing - USB settings is on Charge Only, I'm pretty sure development options is activated (I used to do some debugging on it), but USB debugging resets every reconnect (or reboot) on the system version she has if I recall correctly. Thanks in advance for any advices.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] opie4624:
I'm currently on LMY48P but I use mine on Verizon. Any ideas why VZW SIMs get an extra update? I'm debating skipping it.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] oldblue910:
It's the October security update. Everything that's changed is here: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/android-security-updates/_Rm-lKnS2M8. As for why, well, the best answer is "because Verizon." It's happening with the Nexus 6 too. Nexus 6s with Verizon SIMs are getting LMY48W instead of Marshmallow. Why? Google is basically pushing the October security update while we wait for the Verizon approval process to play out on the Marshmallow update.

Either way, as long as there's a Verizon SIM in your N7 LTE, you're not going to get the Marshmallow OTA until it's approved. So, there is a direct LMY48P -> MRA58K Marshmallow OTA that you can sideload manually if you need Marshmallow that badly, but otherwise just accept the LMY48U OTA when it comes and just settle in. Marshmallow isn't giving you much that Lollipop doesn't.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] satelital:
I have a tablet which can't find the firmware, and trying to develop the mine.

I was reading tutorials and information that find and some well have some questions.

I downloaded a firmware with Android 4.4.2, "installed" and runs good, except that:

Don't works WiFi

Don't works Cameras

Don't have Phone app, i assume that no detect the "3g"

I do not know as they are known the "drivers", are obtained or how are modified.

Upon installation of the firmware, using a computer mechanism, successfully extracted, from the gadget unchanged, with Android 4.4.4, the files:

boot.img

bootloader.img

data.tgz

recovery.img

system.img

system.tgz

Any information that is useful to the case, do not hesitate to ask.

From already thanks and hope, apologize for the lack of appropriate language.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vaibhav800:
Dude You should first mention the name of your tablet

Like : Samsung TabS etc

Mention Tablet Name so that any one can help you:o
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] satelital:
Sorry!

I Found many information looking "q10s a31s", that says in the board, but can't give with the firmware.

Also:

CPU: Allwinner A31S

RAM: 1 Gb.

WiFi: AP6210

Res.: 1280X800

Cam.: 0.3/2.0 Mp.

BoardDate: 2014-02-19

I have a Aida64 done with the original firmware running inform too.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] dmband64:
I've had the Note 5 for about three weeks or so and I absolutely love it. Right around the 28th of September I received the small OTA update that activated samsung pay and had some other small fixes. Since that time I've had horrible bluetooth issues. Constantly disconnecting from my Gear Live, disconnecting from my headphones, and unable to discover or pair to my car stereo. Prior to this update I had no issues at all.

Is anyone else experiencing this or do I just have a bad device that needs to be replaced?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] tfpHumorBlog:
I have a thread on here about playing music through my Infiniti g37x 2012 and it stuttering every few seconds.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] e_rocm:
You are not alone. I have had the same problem ever since one of the Samsung Pay updates. Bluetooth was working fine up until then.

http://forums.androidcentral.com/sa...201-note-5-bluetooth-issue-2.html#post4724137

https://support.t-mobile.com/message/520276#520276
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] dmband64:
Here's to hoping samsung releases a fix ASAP because it sucks not having reliable bluetooth.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] e_rocm:
Hopefully it will happen sooner rather than later, but unfortunately, I don't have much confidence that Samsung will be very quick.

I hope I'm wrong. I absolutely love this phone, but the bluetooth problem is making my Android Wear watches worthless and I have really grown to love using them.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] dmband64:
Yeah I feel the same. I didn't realize how much I use bluetooth until this happened. Just ordered a nexus 5x so if they don't fix this soon looks like I won't be using my Note anymore. [emoji22]
[General Questions and Answers] Paintedstars:
So I want to modify some .jars and tinker with my phone though I am afraid that it will become soft bricked or worse, and I need some advice before I try any of it. Is there an emulator that could emulate my Rom on my pc to test whether it would get bricked? My rom is stock rooted android 4.4 with Kyocera. Or is there a program to backup to my pc and restore from a bricked phone? If anyone has information on this I'd appreciate it. Thanks!
[OnHub Discussion and Development] xXhighpowerXx:
Demo: https://youtu.be/ylc9pKGLaZY

We will update our wiki for more information soon.

https://www.exploitee.rs

Enjoy! :D
[OnHub Discussion and Development] ronamadeo:
Does anyone have a copy of the img file for this? The site has been down for a few days now. It was called google_onhub_telnet_and_ssh_shell.img
[OnHub Discussion and Development] neoking:
The link works, but I had to use firefox instead of chrome, hope that helps.

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Can I turn off the automatic update with this?
[OnHub Discussion and Development] jaytarang92:
Has anyone did this sucessfully?? I got this problem take a look at the screen shot!

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3K4uPOuzXLed0RBaHFiblRnMzg

Link to the autoroot file : https://github.com/jaytarang92/onhub-autoroot
[OnHub Discussion and Development] wangxp:
is it really necessary ??
[OnHub Discussion and Development] joshw0000:
I'm all for rooting my phones, tablets, watches, etc but what added benefits do you gain from rooting your router?

....not a sarcastic comment. I will root mine if I gain some benefits.
[OnHub Discussion and Development] DonGateley:
Just complete control of it should you ever need that for anything.

...not a sarcastic answer, either.
[OnHub Discussion and Development] Clarkkent434:
Can root give you access to use the usb port with external hard drive?
[OnHub Discussion and Development] sockbreath:
Can anyone tell me if the Asus Onhub has a hidden developer mode switch like the TP-Link model does? If not, is there an alternative method?
[OnHub Discussion and Development] mrdunlop:
it would appear there is no benefit?
[OnHub Discussion and Development] jschwalbe:
does this still work? anyone know?
[OnHub Discussion and Development] jschwalbe:
Did you ever find your answer? I have the same question!
[OnHub Discussion and Development] sockbreath:
The developer mode is for the TP-Link model. I have found nothing suggesting the Asus model has the same function.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LostHawkGSW:
Going crazy, about ready to get a new phone....

Previously had CM12 and did a factory reset to factory images Android M [MRA58K] and now the phone reboots/freezes constantly. It will freeze while the screen is off but still have the indicator light going for notifications. It becomes totally unresponsive to my attempts to get the screen on. During those times it has massive battery drain as well and requires a full restart to work again.

I did have similar experiences upgrading to stock 5.1, but had no problems with non stock.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!!

[IMG="Screenshot"]https://dl.pushbulletusercontent.com/6xhNRjceTOCIwaWwdmjQBi9hPr7nqLmK/Screenshot_20151006-213223.png[/IMG]
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tolstoyevsky:
I wandered around the forum looking for a thread on nandroid backups but there is none regarding problems restoring them.

Here is my story:

I've made a lot of nandroid backups and I always copy them to my pc just in case. But if a wipe everything and then copy back from my sd card into the backups folder of TWRP i'm unable to restore them. TWRP does not even recognize them as backups it does not matter if they are in my sd card or internal storage, I tried to put them back in the same folder and nothing happens . I checked at least twice that the file is there but TWRP simply won't recognize them. Even If I flash a rom from scratch, then copy the file into the folder again and check in recovery for the backup it is still unable to recognize the file.

If I wipe everything but internal storage I can restore them with no problems. But if I copy them i can't. Any solution?. :confused::cyclops::eek:
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wolfcity:
Did you change the name of the backup?

If I change just one letter of the nandroid it doesn't work anymore.

Sent from my XT 1068
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tolstoyevsky:
I didn't changed it. I wil try to copy 2 folders back and check if it works. Thanks.
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wolfcity:
Did you use another version of TWRP to backup than the one you try to restore with? Sometimes this causes trouble too.So if you made the backup with TWRP 2.8.6.0 you should restore it with the same version. If you´ve changed in between flash the one you made the backup with.
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tolstoyevsky:
I've been using 2.8.6.0 for a long time, I though that maybe I just needed to upgrade but that's the last version available. I tried numerous times but In just can't. I want to restore the original rom but It seems impossible now. :c

Anyways, thanks for the reply.
[General Questions and Answers] Excelsien:
Hey there,

I have a Lenovo A916 which was pretty reliable. However, it is currently stuck in a boot loop. It wasn't the average type of bricking where one was trying to flash a new rom or where one was trying to root the phone. It was one where a vital app was deleted (I believe the OS UI, I may be wrong) and thus it won't restart properly. I have searched several forums and researched several processes but I wanted more advice before I tried to unbrick the phone myself.

Unfortunately, the drawbacks are that there isn't much information out there about the particular type of phone, and it makes it hard to apply methods that are made for more popular models.

The phone is rooted but the boot loader is locked. Obviously I cannot go into USB debugging mode but the phone does have a memory card slot. I have both the original and a custom rom downloaded and the relevant drivers. I even have Lenovo's LeTools.

Any help would be very much appreciated.