yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] josephpatrick:
no problem as such but i have many more better themes compatible with 4.4.4 which i would prefer to use in 4.4.2. I can port all of these themes to work on 4.4.2 but it will take time to convert each theme. So, was looking at the option of making the 4.4.2 ROm pick up 4.4.4 based theme instead of 4.4.2....
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] evilboygenius:
Guys, I unlocked my Sprint Note 4 successfully on 5.0.1 (OF5) using the idone app. Later I Odin it to stock COG5 5.1.1 tar. Once I did that, my hotspot and roaming options disappeared from settings. In order to get data working on my operator (non US CDMA), I had to write a dummy NV Dump and had to change few other parameters (trial n error). I finally got data working but I changed too many parameters. So I decided to ##RTN#, so that I can reset back those parameters and start fresh from begining.

Right after the reboot, it started to display "invalid card". I tried different sim but same result. I tried to Odin back to stock COG5 tar but it didnt help. Now that I'm on 5.1.1, I'm unable to use idone app to sim unlock again. And since I'm on COG5 firmware, cant downgrade as well.

Please help me out guys.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lexcell:
You absolutely CAN use the idone app on OG5. You need to flash that OG5 file from Odin, flash TWRP from ODin, then the Beast Kernel and superuser from recovery. As long as you have the IMEI file from buying your unlock on your SD, it will unlock again. I went through the same issue with one of my Notes just yesterday. You can use the unlock app a million times as long as it's on the same device as the IMEI as originally paid and unlocked. It's a little bit of work, however I did all from A to Z in 15 minutes. Good luck, but it CAN be done. Good luck, and happy flashing.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] evilboygenius:
It worked. Thanks a lot.

Now in the trouble of getting hotspot to work. No hotspot option under my settings. Didnt work even with idone apps.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] evilboygenius:
I see no direct option for hotspot under settings. But i can get to hotspot settings using idone app. But no devices are able to connect note 4 hotspot. It keeps on showing connecting and time outs. Please help me enable native hotspot.

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[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tibo2:
http://www.theandroidsoul.com/how-t...alaxy-s6-and-s6-edge-gsm-fully-working-79793/
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] mark buckle:
I have recently upgraded to WM6 but now when i sign in to Windows Live Messenger it never shows online contacts and does nt show me as online to others even though i can recieve messages as i have got a friend to try it, the message came through.

has anyone else experienced this and if so, have you found a solution?
[XDA Assist] shadigtr:
Hi

I just bought my Lenovo A5000 and I would like to build a custom rom for it as there's no CyanogenMod version for this device

1- I would like to know how to add this device into android kitchen supported devices list

2- How can we start a forum for this device as all users of this phone keeps posting in different/similar forums seeking for answers
[XDA Assist] Primokorn:
Hi

You can ask for a device forum here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1660354

Android Kitchen thread is closed. May I suggest to check other dev tools?

Good luck.
[XDA Assist] shadigtr:
Thanks for your concern I've posted a request now and I will check the other dev tools for sure , It would be great if you recommend a specific one

Thanks again :)
[XDA Assist] Primokorn:
Sorry but I don't work on custom roms.
[HTC One X] halls4ever:
Here is my Phone info ... I searched everywhere but with no use ... If any one can help ... & show me how to restore as my mobile got crazy after Rooting ( it was a ****in bad idea)

anyway thanks :)

(bootloader) version: 0.5a

(bootloader) version-bootloader: 1.72.0000

(bootloader) version-baseband: 5.1204.167H.31

(bootloader) version-cpld: None

(bootloader) version-microp: None

(bootloader) version-main: 4.18.709.6

(bootloader) serialno: HT24SW101404

(bootloader) product: endeavoru

(bootloader) platform: HBOOT-T30S

(bootloader) modelid: PJ4610000

(bootloader) cidnum: HTC__621

(bootloader) battery-status: good

(bootloader) battery-voltage: 4008mV

(bootloader) devpower: 83

(bootloader) partition-layout: None

(bootloader) security: on

(bootloader) build-mode: SHIP

(bootloader) boot-mode: FASTBOOT

(bootloader) commitno-bootloader: None

(bootloader) hbootpreupdate: 2

(bootloader) gencheckpt: 0
[Asus Transformer TF700] binx77:
Hi,

I rooted my TF700T so that I can install CyanogenMod onto my tablet, however, when I go to the ASUS website (drivers and downloads) section to select Utilities from the Operating System drop down menu there are no options to select.

What would my next steps be?

Thanks in advance
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] McGuigew:
Hi everyone :)

I would like to know whether or not there is a rooting method that would allow me both to keep my data and my Sony goodies :confused:

New in this device thread and feeling a bit lost... thanks very much!
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] munch2477:
This is what you need: http://xdaforums.com/z3-compact/general/how-to-root-backup-drm-keys-t3013343

Follow those steps and you should be good.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] McGuigew:
Thanks very much but actually, this would make me downgrade and lose all my data if I understand well. So the answer is no, ther's no such solution ?
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Le_Poilu:
You might be able to save some datas with Sony PC compagnon software, or Helium backup (witch doesn't requier root)

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.koushikdutta.backup&hl=fr

I used the second one for my Z3 Tablet compact without root... Workes fine. Sur, there's things you'll not be able to save, but the most parts should be there.

Once your datas are saved you can do all the stuff requiered for rooting and restore your datas after.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] McGuigew:
Merci !! :good:
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] intersectRaven:
Here're the 7zip-ed stock boot, recovery and system images for the Cherry Mobile One G1:

6.0 (MRA58Y):

Boot: here

*SHA1: 577943CC98CFA242BE149418A9551063CBCB7704

Recovery: here

*SHA1: FDED2C995FDFAB4B9CC1A3A76F5B78F962D730A5

System: here

*SHA1: 7C31848ABE4966AB7BB0867AEEC314DF6895E568

5.1.1 (LUZ59Q):

Boot: here

*SHA1: 260ABCE487CFA01655D5B9E292FDB0E6EA4484EE

Recovery: here

*SHA1: 3902D668BC53E68A919972310AF36A429842AA1C

System: here

*SHA1: B7D4C903BB3D5E7A2E462BDF83C966BEFB4E3B53

5.1.1 (LUZ59M):

Boot: here

*SHA1: 86DF519A78BDDB3A7010EB999CAE64C72AB5E8A0

Recovery: here

*SHA1: 16072C9FD1777FC4264094B367422A3BC47013FE

System: here

*SHA1: 900A86BD863E5998AC0BF989B1DDB1896B4DEC96

MMB29K from MRA58Y:

here

MRA58Y from LUZ59Q:

here

LUZ59Q from LUZ59M:

here

LUZ59M from LUZ59J:

here

Disclaimer: Flash at your own risk as usual. :)

*SHA1 hashes are for the UNCOMPRESSED files and not the 7z files... ;)
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] intersectRaven:
Notes/FAQ:

1.) I compressed them using 7zip since I'll be uploading extremely large files if I didn't. SHA1 hashes for boot and recovery matches those in the install-recovery.sh system file. :)

2.) The commands for flashing are as follows:

Boot: fastboot flash boot boot.img

Recovery: fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

System: fastboot flash system system.img

*replace boot.img, recovery.img and system.img with their respective filenames

**how to obtain the fastboot executables and drivers are explained in a separate thread

3.) The system.img provided above are stock and NOT ROOTED. If you want to go completely stock, just flash ALL the images above.

4.) These are not meant for UPGRADING. Upgrades usually have bootloader updates in them which might be required.
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] Saphire007:
General mobile

My stock version is LUZ59R, can I flash these filmwares on the General mobile android one 4G?

thanks
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] intersectRaven:
I don't know. Might work but then the OTA's you'll receive might be the Cherry Mobile ones instead of General Mobile's. :confused:
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] Saphire007:
:)

Thanks, I guess I won't take the risk :)
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] rho57:
Today I decided flashing the full firmware from Wileyfox Cyanogen OS 12.1 and played with it a little and decided that the G1 stock rom is better for me personally. So, I tried going back to the stock rom by flashing OTA files given above, but to no avail. It only gave me black screen. I was lucky that I was still able to boot into bootloader and reflash the Wileyfox Rom. So I was wondering if somebody could please pull the full stock rom files from their G1. I really wanted to go back to stock. :(
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] Beach_Head:
The above-posted files ARE the stock images for the G1...
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] mrd.macdonald:
This for imobile IQ II(same as G1)

To return to stock rom from CM12.1(wiley Swift)

1.Download ReTurn_IQ_Rom.rar from here and extract to pc destop.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BznGujNFQUzsRUctWlNPelV6NDQ

2.Unlock bootloader of your device again(after flashed your device with CM12.1,bootloader may be turn to relock)

3.boot your device to bootloader and connect to pc

4. double click at "3_return_IQ_rom.bat"

5. After first boot , connect your device via wifi to get ota-update from google ,immediately
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] rho57:
They are stock images, I know. But those don't include stock images from bootloader and other partitions that were changed during the flashing.

---------- Post added at 07:49 AM ---------- Previous post was at 07:46 AM ----------

Thanks, but before I do another flash, was this tested to work for the G1 already? I mean hypothetically it should work considering that they're all Android One devices, but has anybody actually tried returning to stock A1 rom from Cyanogen OS using this on the G1?
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] intersectRaven:
If you're just going to go back to the stock you had before going to a CyanogenMod ROM you don't need those firmware files since the CyanogenMod ROMs don't modify those. You just need to flash the correct version that matches your original one. :rolleyes:
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] arvinquilao:
The Cyanogen OS .bat installer flashes the other partitions too. Best to wait for a full G1 dump.
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] rho57:
Exactly. What I was looking for was the full G1 dump.

---------- Post added at 03:28 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:24 PM ----------

You might be confusing CyanogenMod, which is a custom rom, from Cyanogen OS which is the stock ROM of Wileyfox. If you've tried flashing the Cyanogen OS from needrom, you should've known that it doesn't just flash boot, system, and recovery, but other partitions such as radio and fastboot as well. Thanks for the insight anyway. I'll just wait for someone to release a full dump from the G1.
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] intersectRaven:
I see...still, the full dump is already available. If you need the other partitions, the OTA has the bootloader, radio, etc. :)
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] arvinquilao:
Nice, I didn't bother checking the OTA zip file until now. Indeed, the other partitions are present. I don't have a G1 yet, but thanks for the upload. :)
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] Beach_Head:
Exactly my point...

Perhaps he was on an older build...

---------- Post added at 10:55 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:51 PM ----------

Okay. Sorry for the confusion...
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] mrd.macdonald:
Please share G1's full dump .
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] Beach_Head:
Like intersectRaven already said, the full dump is already available.

The stock images are posted and the radios, etc. are in the the OTA files...
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] mrd.macdonald:
This partitions are not present in ota files,

splash , DDR , abootbak , hypbak , rpmbak , sbl1bak , splash , tzbak

Where to find it ?

[IMG="Partitions change"]http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3514203&stc=1&d=1445443805[/IMG]
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] intersectRaven:
I won't be providing those as they're unimportant to restoring to a functioning stock boot.

Splash -> Why in heaven's name did you overwrite this?! Anyways, this is just for the spash screen on startup so not important.

*bak partitions -> These contains original boot, modem, etc. images from the factory. They're usually only used when the original fails since it's catastrophic when you can't load RPM or the like.

DDR -> This just contains zero data. Usually reformatted upon OTA since it has something to do with memory retraining. (my guess is to track "bad" memory)
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] Beach_Head:
LOL!

I don't know why you even answered this guy...
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] Saphire007:
Luz59q vs luz 59m

So if I understand it correctly, LUZ59Q is the update of LUZ59M?
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] Beach_Head:
Yes. Security Patch...

And here's the OTA link for MRA58Y a.k.a. Marshmallow: CM One G1 Marshmallow OTA Link - Direct From Google
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] intersectRaven:
Links updated with MRA58Y.

*always check SHA1 hashes
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] minerlionheart:
Thanks for this. I sideloaded the marshmallow ota update, no problems so far.
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] kiksilog:
C:\adb>fastboot flash system system.img
target reported max download size of 268435456 bytes
Invalid sparse file format at header magi

I checked the sha1 of the system.img that I downloaded and it's the same as above but I got that error :confused:
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] intersectRaven:
You might have to use the "dd" utility to restore it from a custom recovery. I did not make a sparse file image and just used a "dd" dump. :p
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] vel_tins:
A regular "dd" dump (if everything went well), should be good enough.

I've restored my One a few times from a "dd" dump, while tinkering with root and xposed.
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] tresdemontano:
intersectRaven, do you have the flashable zip file of the latest OTA for Marshmallow? It's an update to 6.0.1 with build number MMB29K.
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] intersectRaven:
Not yet. Haven't received the OTA on my phone for that. :)
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] dabotsonline:
Although I don't have any of the official OTA links, the following was posted by a Longcheer employee (who I've been corresponding with by e-mail and are very friendly and helpful, even though I'm an end-user rather than one of their actual customers, i.e. an OEM).

The oem.img / oem-sim.img doesn't actually need to be flashed.

MMB29K_SIM_fastboot.zip

https://pan.baidu.com/s/1dDykCVZ

OR

https://yun.baidu.com/s/1dDykCVZ

EDIT:

MD5: 99c1c786fb91e3c3edce5867618fedf6

SHA1: 86e99dba266e25dd5f065a09d73c6b69d6a1f294

Mirrors (by me):

http://www.multiupfile.com/f/22638267

****

oem-sim.img

MD5: 56f792a654ab9754b29545dda0bdc7f8

> oem.prop

ro.product.device=imobileiq2_sprout

ro.product.name=imobileiq2

ro.product.manufacturer=i-mobile

ro.product.model=i-mobile IQ II

ro.com.google.clientidbase=android-a1-imobile

ro.hardware.sensors=bst_l8150_bma253_only

persist.radio.multisim.config=dsds

ro.config.wallpaper=/oem/media/default.jpg

ro.config.ringtone=i-mobile_BRIGHT.mp3

oem.buildnumber=2419427

> /etc/permissions/unavailable.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>

<!-- These are the set of features that are *not* available

on this device. This overrides any features that the

system image claims to support. -->

<permissions>

<unavailable-feature name="android.hardware.sensor.gyroscope" />

<unavailable-feature name="android.hardware.sensor.compass" />

</permissions>

> /app

Instagram.apk

iqIIBonus-V1_0.apk

LINE.apk

****

boot.img

MD5: 6509fd98cf09e3b73e5d17133217039f

bootloader.img

MD5: 32e18dae0ad46953dbfb71336f11450b

cache.img

MD5: 76fafdec499e51957158ecce0250a0ab

radio.img

MD5: 9d56193e8df464d76a036ee0ff153738

recovery.img

MD5: b39851ece6f06cba43348ba347fa2615

system.img

MD5: 038292899f16f46b5d9f414dbaa1a932

userdata.img

MD5: 1ffd7863364e4436e9887b991aedbc8e
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] mrd.macdonald:
"oem.img" is ext4 file-format,

you can use ext4 unpacker to mount and inspect it
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] ricosuavehhh:
I'm also encountering the same error. Can you help me how to use the "dd" utility? My apologies, i'm a newbie. Currently on bootloop with my internal storage empty. Thanks a lot!

Phone: Cherry Mobile One G1
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] kiksilog:
use this one >> http://xdaforums.com/crossdevice-de...1-android-one-2nd-generation-devices-t3254633

Cherry Mobile Android One G1 user here
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] ricosuavehhh:
Thanks. I hope this would work on an empty internal storage.
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] kiksilog:
oh empty internal storage?

I don't know about that but you could try :)

hope it works
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] ricosuavehhh:
I'm having the same error when i flash system.img, how did you solve it?
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] kiksilog:
I wasn't able to solve it.

I just used this >> http://xdaforums.com/crossdevice-de...1-android-one-2nd-generation-devices-t3254633

just follow the steps
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] ricosuavehhh:
Thanks! Solved it yesterday.
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] vhick:
Hi,

I receive the same error. How to solve it? The link is not even for G1. Sorry, I'm a newbie...
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] rockmanX2012:
It'll be great if we compile the guide and create a thread on how to unbrick this device as well.
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] rho57:
There's a full stock dump for the G1 out there that can be used in unbricking. The one who uploaded it just doesn't want it provided somewhere else. Well any type of brick, as long as you can still access fastboot mode (vol up + power on) can be fixed by flashing system/firmware images. Softbricks can be easily fixed by flashing a zip file via custom recovery (if you have one installed), otherwise use fastboot.
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] ondoy1943:
Are you a spammer? You are posting the same concern in three separate threads! Huh? Are you not tired of typing? Lol...
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] nicobrazell:
Anyone know how to change boot logo to 'Google' word with its new font?
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] Sockit2me:
There's a full stock dump for the G1 out there that can be used in unbricking.
[MENTION=4594465]rho57[/MENTION]. Those words you said sir, Did you ever solve where to get that stock rom?.I would like to take my one G1 back to out of the box state, Done lots of things cyanogen etc, twrp,etc....At the moment I am using Kalvin026 fastboot rom It gives me LUZ59M rom, then it ota,s to LUZ59Q, then it says Major update ota for Marshmallow, When I download that via wi-fi, it says error after about a quarter the way into transferring, I find that the download has added itself into google play services app? Adds about 499 MB into that app,?, Can you think what I can do to get past this problem?..I,m thinking is it update- script has gone crazy on me?. Everytime I use wi-fi, I get message that update is ready for downloading, but after many attempts, still same problem, .Anyway, hope you read this as this thread seems sort of dead at the moment, Thank you...
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] rho57:
I haven't been on full stock since December. Kalvin's stock dump did have problems in updating to Marsgmallow via OTA. You can flash a Marshmallow rom instead and see if OTA installation works.
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] Sockit2me:
[MENTION=4594465]rho57[/MENTION].......Thanks for your answer rho, I have tried the MRA58Y from LUZ59Q download (483mb) using twrp flashable, but always says failed, so maybe something missing in my G1 to not let twrp flash properly,.?.Have also tried the ROM STOCK MMB29K-SEED.(642mb) It works ok, but also cant get updates after that, could trouble be the twrp recovery installed thats stopping updates?. Thanks for answering...
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] vel_tins:
Post the recovery.log!
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] Sockit2me:
[MENTION=279043]Vel[/MENTION]-tins. This is a problem here to try post screenshots of recovery logs. I can screen capture when phone is working ok. but when I try phone in recovery mode, little prog i use says error everytime vel?, Whats your recommendation out of this situation. Thank you.
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] vel_tins:
Where did I talk about "screenshots"

TWRP --> Advanced --> "copy log to sd"

Than pull the log from SD.

PS: If you use the official updates, try to flash them with stock recovery (adb sideload).

This works often better, than using TWRP!
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] rho57:
You need to be on stock recovery for updates to be installed properly.
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] Sockit2me:
[MENTION=4594465]rho57[/MENTION],....All sorted out here now rho, I had one more attempt at installing mbb29k stock, First of all I uninstalled my minimal adb / fastboot prog from pc, because when checking directory, it didnt seem right the update script, it showed about 501 kb, when I reinstalled the update script became about 301kb, , so then I ran twrp in testing mode, and from that installed mmb29k, After that all otas have downloaded up to the present one (V) for march, 16, , So my one G1 one is 100% running ok now, stock recovery is as should be. Thanks to all who tried helping me.
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] vel_tins:
Exactly.

I don't know what [MENTION=7158385]Sockit2me[/MENTION] really did..;)

But for the "non-modified" updates, you need stock recovery.

PS: for the new Android "N" Beta, TWRP is completely useless, since it has no squashfs support.
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] thirdzcee:
Can anyone share stock splash.img for cherry Mobile G1 cause I got mine replaced by general mobile
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] arvinquilao:
Bookmark this: https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B9_eDTtTcnv1a25ERUxGcm9CSzA&usp=sharing#list

Splash and other partitions are archived there.
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] thirdzcee:
Thank you so much,
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] arvinquilao:
For those looking for 6.0.1 stock recovery files (MMB29K, MMB29O, MMB29Q, and MMB29V): https://www.androidfilehost.com/user/?w=settings-dev-files&flid=53638
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] Sockit2me:
Here is photo I took of screen Arvin, maybe that tells you more.
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] vel_tins:
checksum of "modem" partition is wrong.

Have you tinkered with different modems, firmwares from other devices or N preview?

If yes, flash correct radio.modem.img
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] arvinquilao:
I agree with vel_tins, radio firmware must've been altered. Do you have a screenshot of the current baseband?

Baseband version should be 00014-11 if I'm not mistaken.
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] vel_tins:
same as before, wrong checksum.

OTA/update file is not compatible with your device's patch level, or already existing apps.

Your phone seems to be completely messed up.

Do a full wipe, flash a full stock ROM (incl. modem) for YOUR device and than do the updates.
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] JominatorX:
xml files

Do you happen to have patch0.xml and rawprogram.xml