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[General Questions and Answers] ThomasMcKean:
Hi guys...

I am curious if any of you have found the same BUG in this software that I have, or if maybe I have some kind of conflict issue? :(

It seems that PCP has a bug in the profiles, in that the SMS settings don't function properly. You *should* be able to set the volume of the SMS independently of the system volume, but I am finding this is not the case. The SMS volume *always* follows the system volume settings.

Say, for example, you have a profile whereby you want to set the phone for the evening. So you turn the SMS volume OFF, and you leave the system volume ON so as to wake you with the alarm at the specified time. You will still hear the SMS sounds when a text comes in.

If you turn the system volume down, however, while leaving the SMS volume up, then you won't hear it at all.

This is further complicated by the fact that the SMS over ride tones in the individual profiles are completely ignored by the program.

It seems to me, being as they are on version five something, this fundamental bug should have been fixed by now. So I am wondering if maybe it is something that *I* am doing, or is it just some shoddy programming?

What I am asking, I guess, is if you guys are able to set the SMS appropriately per profile, or am I maybe doing something wrong? Does this function work, or does it not?

Enquiring minds want to know. :)

Thomas <><

http://www.thomasamckean.com

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[AT&T HTC One (M8)] jvinculum:
The HTC One M8 only has a battery temperature indicator (and from what I gather, these components aren't too reliable, but I digress.) I've recently reinstalled BOINC (the manager app for SETI@Home) and it constantly starts and stops based on the default values for temperature. By default, it's set to stop computing when the battery reaches 40°C. This seems low to me. I'd like to increase the value so the app runs more often, but I also don't want to literally fry my phone.

What is the maximum temperature my battery can safely reach without damage? How accurate is the sensor in this model? (Gunmetal, if that makes any difference.)

Thanks very much.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] redpoint73:
The phone already has its own temperature monitoring, and will shutoff well before reaching temps that can cause permanent damage. A few folks have claimed that this isn't to be trusted. But with any temperature monitoring, its to be taken with a grain of salt, and in the end you have to trust

something

.

I'd agree that 40C is probably too low. I haven't seen any good figures for desired or undesired (too hot) operating temps for smartphones, but its been said (and reasonably so) that these are small computers, and the desired temps would be similar to a PC. And for PCs, while opinions will vary some, temps up to 60C or even 70C is acceptable. As you know, it depends on where you measure the temperature. And for smartphones in particular, while it may not cause immediate damage, having the batter temp consistently at higher temps will in the long run harm battery life. So I'd say limiting to maybe 50-55C is probably reasonable. There is some judgement involved here. But again, I'd say that is reasonable.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] Uzephi:
Attached is an image showing there is a CPU temp sensor on our phone. Stock kernel has an mpdecision setting to limit CPU and throttle or completely shut the phone down if temps get too dangerous. As for battery, 40℃ is a bit conservative. I live in Arizona and it gets upwards of 44℃ in the summer, so my phone would be in permanent limp mode during the summer.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] jvinculum:
Thanks much for your input. That's what I was hoping and expecting to hear. I've been conservatively playing around with settings, and I've limited the temperature threshold to 45C. This, combined with all the other very nice settings in BOINC, satisfies me. The funny thing is I probably have a better CPU in my phone than in my PC... I should cross-benchmark them somehow. :)
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] braveally:
I'm having increasing difficulty connecting my phone to any of my pcs. It started with additional time being taken for the pc to recognize the device. Now I get lots of freezes if I try to navigate to the internal or sd card, sometimes freezing up windows explorer. Recently, I have been unable to create new folders on the device from windows without freezing up windows explorer and now my files and folders are not populating correctly. I named a folder ppsspp on my device, it shows up in windows as "New Folder" across several devices and freezes the explorer if I try to interact with it.

Today I am unable to transfer anything to my device and connecting to the pc just freezes up explorer about 4 out of 5 times I connect it. Any advice? I't like my phone's connection to PCs are consistently degrading.
[Shield Q&A] masonshadowwalker:
I can no longer move apps to the SD card on my Nvidia shield I am running the latest update 5.1 and a few months ago it worked fine and this is the most recent time I tried, my phone recognizes that I have 16 free gigabytes on the SD but I still get the error "Couldn't move app. Not enough storage." I tried rebooting and putting the card in my computer to wipe it but it still didn't work, thanks for the help.
[Shield Q&A] Duckers McQuack:
I got the same error on my 128GB sdard. You have to format the sdcard to fat32.
[Shield Q&A] masonshadowwalker:
Thanks! I will try that
[Shield Q&A] masonshadowwalker:
Unfortunately my SD card was already formatted to FAT32. :(

Any other ideas?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] mitafoaj:
DISCLAIMER:

I have already tried unplugging/replugging the USB cable.

I double checked that USB debugging was on (tried with it off too).

I made sure that MTP was selected in the drop down.

I have already restarted the phone itself.

I have already updated Samsung Kies to the latest version.

I have already restarted my computer twice.

I have already searched everywhere I could think of and have found not a single solution.

I also made sure not to throw my phone as hard as humanly possible at the wall (haha).

"A Device Attached to the System is not Functioning."

I'm wondering if anyone else has ran into the same error message while trying to transfer music (or files) from the Galaxy S4 to the computer? I am currently using Windows 7 (I've also tried on Windows 10 - same issue). I have a SanDisk 32Gb microSD card inserted and I am stock rooted on 5.0.1 OC1 debloated. I never had this problem before until recently. If I can recall correctly, I transferred music to and from my S4 just fine after the update. I haven't changed anything since, yet this issue has come up. Does anyone have any ideas besides the ones I've mentioned above?

Thanks in advance for your support,

foaj
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bdportil:
So, I know our phones are getting old, but I was wondering if anyone has experienced issues with, shall we say, an itchy power button? I was having some stability issues with my GS3. Some issues were clearly software-related, so I wiped and started fresh with new firmware and a fresh ROM (running AICP). However, during the process, I removed the phone from the case (Otterbox commuter case) and noticed that the power button is a little wiggly and super sensitive, and sometimes doesn't "unpress" after I use it to shut off the screen and lock the phone, causing a forced reboot and problems getting it to fire up again. Also causes issues trying to force the phone to restart into download and/or recovery and instead sometimes bootloops because the button is still activated/"pressed". Pretty much any time I (or my pants pocket) touch the power button, it powers down and I have to gingerly restart and pull on the rubber button on the case to keep it from a boot loop.

Anyone have any ideas? I know the phone is old and probably not worth paying for a repair, but I can't afford a new phone and with lollipop it's otherwise still running pretty well. I'm trying to access the power menu from the dropdown instead of actually using the physical button, and using the home button to wake the phone, but it's freakin' annoying when the phone shuts down in my pocket and I don't realize it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bilgerryan:
When I had this problem with my S2 I users an app called Gravity Screen Off so that I didn't need to press the power button to turn the screen on and off, reducing the number of reboots from the power button sticking.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ZipAddict:
this happened to me and after much research online found something silly that actually worked for me. grab a pencil, hold a couple inches away from power button, and firmly tap the power button with the pencil eraser end like 15 times and it might re-align. this worked for me for awhile but dont hit it too hard and break it. and ur phone case could possibly be causing it to happen as mine was. i used a razor to cut out the area around power button to stop this from happening and it hasnt happened in about 6 months. woked for me but maybe not u. but its free to try. good luck and let me know if this worked for u too like it has many others including 2 of my friends.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bdportil:
Cleaned the actual power switch inside, but it seems to be the external power button, which is all jiggly and worn out. I just ordered new buttons for under $5 and will report back when they arrive, but I think this is just a situation where the physical button lacks the return spring strength needed to disengage from the switch underneath after being pressed. It's been hella annoying, but if all it takes is a button swap I'll be happy.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bdportil:
Button switch on the board is dead. I don't have the tools to soldier a new one on, so I cut off the bad one and have been running sans-physical button. I used download mode to fire it up again.

I ordered a new board for it and will replace when I decide it's time to sell the phone. Found a like-new clean one on Amazon for $28. Done.
[Samsung Galaxy Light Questions & Answers] brandonbun56:
In the past, I had installed a SGH-T399N rom and later I had to erase that and revert back to stock and I noticed that the logo had the newer Android logo. Then I went to Download Mode and it said it was the SGH-T399 still! I have no idea how to revert the original Download Mode back to how it was before. If anyone has a solution please tell me. Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Light Questions & Answers] es0tericcha0s:
It really doesn't make any difference, unless you had to return the phone for warranty issues, which most likely isn't the case. But anyway, just flash the appropriate firmware here http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/database/SGH-T399/ via Odin and you should be back to normal.
[General Questions and Answers] yikesman1:
i have this lg g2 vs980, i was running an old xdabbeb 24a bootstack with a KK lg g2 rom on cricket service everything worked good besides bluetooth. (rooted&twrp recovery)

since then i have flashed twrp 2.8.6.3 bump-blastgator. i followed xdabbeb instructions for flashing 39a bootstack and xdabbeb_vs980_312.zip but i have no cell signal. i also tried LP-TMO-Extreme rom with a t-mobile simcard and apn and it didn’t work either. i was wondering if someone here can help, i tried flashing this rom and bootstack in every possible combination i could imagine, and still no signal.

i also flashed the 24a bootstack back and KK rom back, and now i have no signal. can someone please help me, I’m out of ideas.

thanks in advance!
[Verizon LG G3] andy_zhang:
I modify build, as follow: ro.build.target_operator=OPEN

ro.build.target_country=CN

Who know method, please tell me,THANX!

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[Verizon LG G3] gregcapps:
Just find and change those lines in the build.prop. You can get a build prop editor from the play store if you don't want to do it with a root explorer.
[Nexus Player General] unvaluablespace:
Just thought id point it out if no one has posted yet, but in the link provided, chainfire has included root for nexus player (fugu) as well.

http://xdaforums.com/apps/supersu/wip-android-6-0-marshmellow-t3219344

obviously its a work in progress, but apparently doesnt require a custom kernel?
[Nexus Player General] unvaluablespace:
Finally got home and attempted to root, over and over again. Keep getting boot loop the moment I try to install supersu via twrp. Ugh.

Anyone else have any luck?
[Nexus Player General] Graphicscore:
Same over here.
[Nexus Player General] thetenthday:
Boot loop here as well.
[Nexus Player General] unvaluablespace:
well then im sorry to have jumped the gun fellas. i was at work when i found chainfires root. Can anyone contact him to let him know root on nexus player doesnt seem to be working?

has anyone had success yet?
[Nexus Player General] AndroidTVTech1:
Chainfie Is The Best On The Planet

I experienced the very same thing as you guys. Chainfire is the best on the planet when it comes to rooting all Android devices. He will have this issue fixed fast.

I'm just going to wait on the Chainfire Nexus TV Player M6 root version, maybe Ethernet will work with his root.
[Nexus Player General] Chainfire:
Sorry guys, it seems I broke x86-32 support on KitKat+ in v2.50.

New v2.51 BETA posted here: http://xdaforums.com/apps/supersu/2014-09-02-supersu-v2-05-t2868133

New Fugu boot.img posted here: http://xdaforums.com/apps/supersu/wip-android-6-0-marshmellow-t3219344
[Nexus Player General] AndroidTVTech1:
Thanks Chainfire for your fast response fixing the boot.img and giving us a new SuperUser v251 Beta.
[Nexus Player General] AndroidTVTech1:
Works Like A Charm With Ethernet Pass Through

The above new rooting files by Chainfire works like a charm with Ethernet pass through. Chainfire you are the man!

Ok guys, it's safe to go back into the water again! Again thanks a million Chainfire.
[Nexus Player General] zulu99:
I will follow your suggestion and i will build a selinux enforced boot image for my next firmware full android 6 for Nexus Player.

I want know, if possible, apart security stuff, why you suggest to maintain the enforced mode.

Is just question of security, or you suggest the enforced mode also for others future problems that can happen to the firmware and apps.

In others words, in Android 6, Selinux in permissive mode can create problems to the normal execution of the android framework and Google stuff ?

p.s.

The new init of Android 6 don't permit Selinux Permissive for release firmwares ( not problem for user-debug and eng builds ) so to have a fast root i swapped the original init with TWRP init and repacked the boot.img

Just to have a simple root method, before your instruction on the selinux stuff and before a complete custom firmware.

Just a way to have root in the same moment that Google published the stock firmware. Nothing special. :)
[Nexus Player General] payazo915:
For those that don't have an otg to connect a mouse or keyboard, I was able to flash the modified kernel via fastboot and the cm recovery used for cm 12.1. I saved SuperSU to my device and flashed the zip with cm recovery and gained root.
[Nexus Player General] bradwatson:
Worked perfectly for me. Thanks!
[Nexus Player General] failmatic:
followed Chainfire's instruction. on his thread http://xdaforums.com/apps/supersu/wip-android-6-0-marshmellow-t3219344

Flashed fugu-mra58k factory> load up and put beta-supersu-2.51.zip > bootloader > flash fugu-mra58k-boot.zip from CF> flash twrp > recovery > installed beta-supersu-2.51.zip > profit.

Much thanks to CF for his work.
[Nexus Player General] N1ved:
No Binaries in SuperSu

I can't get the Binaries in SuperSU to install. Can someone point me in the right direction?
[Nexus Player General] eL_pELoN:
very helpful

thanks, after doing my research i found your post and now i have my new NP rooted and running Android M , Thanks as well to Chainfire for his Boot wich allow us to do this.
[Nexus Player General] Deeshizzle:
A lot of us got the 6.0 update forced on us and aren't happy with it. With root and custom recovery, we should be able to revert back to 5.1.1 and a lot of our issues would be resolved. I would love to implement this root method on my Nexus player, but the instructions are not put in a way that I can understand. Can anyone put this in easier terms and comment on a possible downgrade? I was wondering why a thread like this wasn't on the first page or sticky'd. Please help! Marshmallow on Nexus player is a pain without root and the Marshmallow update came only a few days after I got my Nexus player so I really want to get this thing back to the version it came from the store with it(when it worked perfectly and I could root it easier).
[Nexus Player General] furius:
I'm having some trouble with gaining root for marshmallow ... I flashed the newest image for NP the MRA58N build and tried following chainfire method: flashed the modified boot, twrp recovery and finally latest su zip 2.56

No dice ... I then tried to flash MRA58K and follow same steps but again ... not able to get root

Any suggestion?
[Xperia SP Android Development] darjwx:
Im not responsible of any brick using this rom

SlimRom is a custom rom based on AOSP, very fast, smooth and customizable, do you want more? And also powered by [MENTION=2233641]Adrian DC[/MENTION] kernel to give the best performance.

Images:

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Instructions:

1. I recommend to use the latest TWRP of Adrian DC

2. Is advisable to do a backup of your actual rom

3. Go to the recovery and do a clean install (wipe data, cache, dalvik cache and system)

4. Flash the rom

5. Flash gapps (optional)

5.Reboot and enjoy!!

Downloads

Android File Host: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=40771

Info

Google +:https://plus.google.com/+SlimromsNet/posts

Gerrit:pen" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://review.slimroms.org/#/q/statuspen

Web: http://slimroms.github.io/

Github: https://github.com/SlimRoms

Kernel source: https://github.com/AdrianDC/android_kernel_sony_msm8960t/tree/cm-12.1

Credits

[MENTION=2233641]Adrian DC[/MENTION] , [MENTION=6255096]Raienryu[/MENTION], [MENTION=5934815]Furrydaus[/MENTION], SlimRom, [MENTION=5411190]Mrcl1450[/MENTION]

XDA:DevDB Information

SlimRom LP 5.1.1 , ROM for the Sony Xperia SP

Contributors

darjwx

ROM OS Version: Lollipop 5.1.1

ROM Kernel: Linux 3.4.x

Based On: AOSP

Version Information

Status: Beta

Created 2015-10-07

Last Updated 2015-10-25

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[Xperia SP Android Development] darjwx:
Bugs:

None. All work
[Xperia SP Android Development] darjwx:
Reserved.
[Xperia SP Android Development] anisingh62:
Sir could we use f2fs partion with this rom.... If yes then how to switch into f2fs mode??
[Xperia SP Android Development] MCM4u:
Why is this in General section? Isn't it supposed to be in the Android development section? :confused:

Edit: Looks like you moved it :good:
[Xperia SP Android Development] darjwx:
You can use f2fs in cache and data but not in system. To change to f2fs, use the latest twrp by tomoms. Then go to wipe, advanced wipe, select cache and press change filesystem. Then choose f2fs. The same for data. After that clean install the ROM and gapps if you want and reboot!!!!
[Xperia SP Android Development] darjwx:
Yes, was my mistake. Anyway moved ;)
[Xperia SP Android Development] Alvichone:
I will try it this afternoon and then I will do and small review. T kernel is compatible, i suppose...
[Xperia SP Android Development] darjwx:
Yes, since tkernel is based on any kernel.
[Xperia SP Android Development] josema9410:
I'll give it a try, it seems great
[Xperia SP Android Development] DahakePL:
Everything works, at least I think so :)

Let the testing begin

It's a really interesting project

Good Luck on future releases!
[Xperia SP Android Development] avi.singh9993:
is there a theme engine or layers manager? because i could'nt find it anywhere :p
[Xperia SP Android Development] darjwx:
There's not theme engine because its based on aosp. And don't have rro layers but if I can I will include it.
[Xperia SP Android Development] yunamunchy:
how is things here?
[Xperia SP Android Development] darjwx:
What do you mean?
[Xperia SP Android Development] anisingh62:
Include a cm12 theme engi e if u can!!

Otherwise its fine and its good to have stock lollipop without any theme engine eating ram
[Xperia SP Android Development] josema9410:
He can't, the rom is based in aosp
[Xperia SP Android Development] RandomUser017:
I might try it soon. I see how slim it is, but why is there AudioFX but no Music player? (as shown in the screenshots)
[Xperia SP Android Development] darjwx:
Ouch True. I didnt notice that because i use other Music player. I will look in to it.
[Xperia SP Android Development] LWWSaint:
Review:

Awesome Battery backup, didnt even decrease by 1% during the night,

Good battery backup even after running high end games;

Some minor lags here and there.

Average 300+ free ram, which is nice.

A bug:

On the lock screen it always shows "no sim card" in the top left corner.

And if u could, add the battery saver or the battery mode option in the quick settings panel.

Super rom overall. Great job mate! Cheers :good:

Edit: The Bug is not persistent it seems, I rebooted earlier and it was gone, but came back after next reboot.
[Xperia SP Android Development] RandomUser017:
I have created a music app fix. It can be downloaded from here. It basically installs the Eleven music player (which is default in CM). If you want to remove AudioFX, download the "fix" from here (by @TechnoSparks). Both files have to be flashed via recovery. [MENTION=6168349]darioj98[/MENTION], you might want to include this in your thread for now.
[Xperia SP Android Development] darjwx:
I don't have any bug in the lockscreen.

But, anyway, thanks for your review :)
[Xperia SP Android Development] darjwx:
I added a download link of CubeServer and the fixes for audio fx and music (Thanks [MENTION=6766105]CubeDev[/MENTION])( the next build will come with music app).

And about RRO layers i was lookong on slimrom gerrit an github and seems like theay add support for it. To try just download layers manager from playstore. (The last version crash, is a known bug)
[Xperia SP Android Development] LWWSaint:
Yeah, thats why i said it isnt persistent. I dont have that anymore either, but i had it this morning until i rebooted it.

And no, that wasnt my first reboot after flashing the rom.

Will report later after trying layers.

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Layers work :good:
[Xperia SP Android Development] darjwx:
Layers work? Perfect. What layers manager do you use?

Thanks
[Xperia SP Android Development] LWWSaint:
Layers manager, by bitsyko

Downloaded from the PlayStore
[Xperia SP Android Development] avi.singh9993:
when you will be planning to release next build as i was downloading the rom, i was going through the comments for information and review. so music does not work i guess. so better to wait for next build? ;)
[Xperia SP Android Development] darjwx:
You can use other music app from goigke play or use the fix provided by [MENTION=6766105]CubeDev[/MENTION].

I don't like ETA's but I will try to build a new version with music fixed and slim sources updated this Friday or Saturday. So is your choice ;)
[Xperia SP Android Development] avi.singh9993:
thanks for the reply that was really quick.

just last question though the new version ( which will be released) can be dirty flashed over 0.9 ? :p
[Xperia SP Android Development] darjwx:
Yes . [emoji14]
[Xperia SP Android Development] audiedevera27:
Awesome ROM! Thanks

Beastmode :p