yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Huawei Watch] dieselboy:
thanks mate :)

it's not a big deal for me, because all it does is launch the app on the phone anyway. If I stream music via bluetooth from my phone to my car, I can pause it and play it again from the watch.

It would be nice if someone made a custom ROM for the watch which allowed you to associate any app :)
[Huawei Watch] maconsultant:
I agree it should be opened up a bit.. Hopefully we may see some traction as speaker support is inbound..

Sent from another Nexus..

6p...
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thmy246:
Help lcd schematic galaxy s4 i9500. Email : hoangthai246@gmail.com
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hedi.Karray:
can anyone tells me what could happen if i flash a ROM of another phone ??

and how can i change the ROM partitions location to make them fit my device ?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Strephon Alkhalikoi:
Some clarification needed here. What phone's ROM are you trying to flash to yours?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vbajs:
It will HARD BRICK your device, you must flash the ROM which is meant for your device ONLY

idk, go and ask an custom ROM developer or its impossible
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hedi.Karray:
thank you bro :)
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hedi.Karray:
for expl if i wanna flash a ROM of i9505 on my i9500 ?!

what could happen ?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Strephon Alkhalikoi:
Odin will refuse to install a stock ROM that does not match the model of S4 you try to install it on. This is a good thing, because using your example, at best the device would bootloop. More likely you would end up with a soft brick, as the processor of the I9500 is different from the processor for the I9505.

Flashing a custom ROM not intended for the device will have similar consequences, either a boot loop or soft brick.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] max1001:
I just got the XPE 2015 today and can't get these two app to work. Clash of Clan is just stuck at a blank dark screen. I already install the app/ reboot the phone several time.

Hitman Sniper isn't working either. The app launches but get stuck at 100% installation. I am serious thinking about returning if I can't these super popular game to work on a brand new phone.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] two_cents:
Clash works great on my Moto xpe ... Not sure what might cause that... Are you dl on Wi-Fi or mobile network? Sometimes mobile causes errors
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] max1001:
It's a simple game that works on $50 phone. I don't see why the hell XPE is giving me so much trouble. I did root it but I don't see how that has anything to do with it.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] patt2k:
Works fine here since day 1.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] max1001:
Found the root cause but I can't fix it. I convert facebook to system app by mistake, STUPID of me but it happened. I try to uninstall it using system app remover apps but that only removed the APK file but the phone still thinks it's still installed. I go to Play Store, I don't see any option to uninstall, just disable. Not sure what to do next now.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JoeNeckbone:
Titanium backup to remove it?

Sent from my Moto XPE
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] max1001:
TB can't remove FB but I was able to do a restore from backup. Now FB app works and the games also works.
[Huawei Watch] davpel:
I rooted the watch successfully and then attempted to revert to stock using the instructions here: http://xdaforums.com/huawei-watch/development/guide-return-to-stock-huawei-watch-t3219596

. Midway through the restore of the system.img, my computer crashed and now the watch is stuck at the Huwaei logo. I can no longer connect to the watch over adb - attemps to do so show that the watch is "offline." Is all hope lost or is there anything I can try?
[Huawei Watch] brizey:
No one has figured out a way to boot directly to the boot loader yet...there has to be a way, just need to find it.

Edit...if it shows connected but offline, just try unplugging it and plugging it back in again.
[Huawei Watch] davpel:
Okay. I'll keep checking back. BTW, I looked back at the terminal window which reopened when my computer restarted and the last thing posted there was "restored" so it may not have been my computer restarting which caused the issue. For this reason, I would strongly caution anyone who is thinking about using the system restore files in the linked thread. Better safe than sorry.
[Huawei Watch] brizey:
Hey man, try unplugging and plugging it back in, then quickly doing an adb reboot bootloader. I have found that adb goes offline when in ambient mode, so you may get a brief chance to get it to the bootloader.

Edit:

Ah hah! You have to adb root to get it to work in ambient mode.

Man, we need a mechanical way to boot to bootloader.
[Huawei Watch] davpel:
Yeah, I think I'm screwed. When I do adb devices, my computer sees the watch and gives back the serial number but shows its offline. I've tried some of the tricks to get into the LG Watch and 360 bootloaders, but they don't work with the H watch. Also, my watch never really shuts off. It is stuck at the logo. If I hold down the power button, it will eventually turn to black for about a 1/2 second, then boot immediately back into the log and give two vibrations. But never the bootloader. Ugh!
[Huawei Watch] 1/4 Life:
If you can get into the bootloader, maybe try restoring these instead? http://xdaforums.com/huawei-watch/general/huawei-watch-stock-rooted-images-t3224930
[Huawei Watch] brizey:
I have my TWRP backup if you need it. I looked at it and it looks OK...typical image with the folders and SELinux context files. But...it is a rooted image.
[Huawei Watch] davpel:
Thanks, but unless/until I can get into the bootloader, I'm stuck. Right?
[Huawei Watch] brizey:
Hmmm...just noticed that tiny's and skin's system images are not the same. Different sizes.
[Huawei Watch] 1/4 Life:
If if's anything like the Moto 360, you should be able to power the watch off, and then hold the power button for ~30 seconds to achieve boot to bootloader.
[Huawei Watch] davpel:
Tried that. I get the double vibration, but no bootloader.
[Huawei Watch] brizey:
FWIW, I just looked at a few of the 5.1 OTAs for other watches. I think the OTAs will work even if rooted. I looked at skin1980's init autoroot script, and I don't think it really touches any of the base system files...it only adds in the binaries. The updater script does a hash on all of the files that it is going to patch, then patches them if the hashes are OK. Given that we are not really touching the system files by flashing a custom ROM, I think we can make the OTA zips work. The kernel will likely not flash, but we can always build a new one from source if needed.
[Huawei Watch] Skin1980:
And i dont know why. I dd them like i said and they are completely stock.
[Huawei Watch] 1/4 Life:
http://xdaforums.com/g-watch-r/development/fastboot-mode-lg-g-watch-r-t2946955 (?)
[Huawei Watch] davpel:
Thanks, but tried the LG method as well (both the swipe and the tap) and had the same results -- or lack thereof.
[Huawei Watch] myke66:
Has anyone else tried restoring to stock with success from Skin's files?
[Huawei Watch] Skin1980:
[MENTION=251737]davpel[/MENTION] watch has been successfully restored with the system.img i posted. BTW the fastboot flash system system.img doesn't work properly, i will update my thread with the new HOWTO.
[Huawei Watch] davpel:
Yes, my watch is working great, thanks to Skin1980. This community is very lucky to have him!
[Huawei Watch] brizey:
Agree 100%. I am returning my first watch, and flashed it back to stock and relocked the bootloader with no issues using the revised instructions. Going to keep my new one stock I think...got to cut down on the toys (Nexus 6, Nexus 7, iPhone 5s, custom PC, G37, surveillance system, house LED lighting conversion, etc. etc. Momma ain't happy, and I really want to spend more time with the kiddos.)
[Huawei Watch] nano303:
Who the hell needs to ROOT a damn smart watch?! I could see when it was 2 years ago with the first Samsung smart watch to sideload Android apps but this.... This is just stupid. Congrats:)
[Huawei Watch] Chaternet:
my watch is bricked and keeping logo huawei

my flash boot and recovery.img

but not flash system.img

fastboot 1.4.3 not write big file

me send system.img to sdcard

but fastboot not send big file

me follow twrp recovery

but error for me this message

not found directory

plase help me to fix watch
[Huawei Watch] Skin1980:
Pm me your mail and hangouts contact
[Huawei Watch] daveothebraveo:
im stuck on the main red logo and dont have a clue what to do, can someone help?
[Huawei Watch] Pkt_Lnt:
Have you tried this?

http://xdaforums.com/huawei-watch/general/guide-boot-fastboot-mode-t3225382

Then get this image.

https://developer.android.com/wear/preview/downloads.html

Non-preview image (for after testing)	[URL="https://developer.android.com/wear/preview/downloads.html#top"]sturgeon-mec23l-factory-48003078.tgz[/URL]
[Huawei Watch] JOHN BALAGSO:
can someone me? I am also stuck on huawei logo and cant go to bootloader tried the holding the button but no response :( plsss me
[Huawei Watch] Pkt_Lnt:
If the button does not work, you probably have a defective unit. Get an RMA and return it.
[Huawei Watch] cxcorpx:
This what i did

Boot Huawei Watch To Fastboot Mode

Power Off your smart watch first

Power on your smart watch by pressing and holding down the Power button

You will see the Huawei logo is shown on screen of the watch

Once you feel the first vibration from watch, release the button you have pressed

Press the Power button immediately, please note that you don’t try to keep pressing on to it

i saw this in other post maybe this can help u to fix ur watch.

---------- Post added at 08:49 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:48 AM ----------

Boot Huawei Watch To Fastboot Mode

Power Off your smart watch first

Power on your smart watch by pressing and holding down the Power button

You will see the Huawei logo is shown on screen of the watch

Once you feel the first vibration from watch, release the button you have pressed

Press the Power button immediately, please note that you don’t try to keep pressing on to it
[Huawei Watch] stikac:
Heloo, I have same problem with huawei watch. Watch turn on, I

See logo and watch shows four animated logos and that it´s all. I do not know fixit. Please help me.
[Huawei Watch] troyd28:
Yea I have the same issue nobody seems to have a fix smh great
[Huawei Watch] mcdull:
Your case is easy.

When you press and hold the power key to start the watch, right after you see your logo, there should be a vibration. "After" the vibration, quickly release press the power button twice.

You will then go into the bootloader mode. In there you can freely flash the correct firmware.
[Huawei Watch] carelockh:
I have a problem with my watch as well, I followed skin's guide to return to stock.

It started when I tried to flash [MENTION=636943]negamann[/MENTION] NG ROM over MM and I am pretty sure that's what screwed up my watch which is my own fault. Now whenever I try to return to stock and go to wipe data etc, recovery just bootloops on me. I can still get into the bootloader so I don't think I'm completely bricked.

I'm at a loss, if anyone can help it would be appreciated. Currently at work all day will try to keep an eye on the thread.
[Huawei Watch] Mad07:
Could you make any progress?

I would try :

Boot into the bootloader, connect the watch at a PC for an adb access ; boot into recovery ( with recovery.img (TWRP 3.1.1) as option. Flash TWRP 3.1.1 via adb sideload. Flash the latest wear 1.5 and let try the watch reboot.... (needs several minutes)
[Huawei Watch] Godpir:
Huawei Watch Fix

Hey Guys,

Here is the fix to go back to stock.

I found this Youtube video that has the files attached that you need to set your Huawei Watch back to stock.

I myself had bricked my device until I found this.

Basically just watch this video, once you have the files downloaded, make sure you have update Fastboot by updating the Android SDK Manager, run the flash-all.bat with your watch plugged into the computer in the boot loader.

Make sure when you get the files, they are not the preview version, just get the latest and run the bat file and it should fix the watch, it did mine.

I found out the other day and verified yesterday that the Accelerometer crapped out on me, especially now when I'm working on selling mine...

URL Here - I just created an account so I can't post outside links, PM me directly and I will give you the youtube link. If someone can attach this link in the next post that would be great.

Here is the vid, just follow this and your watch should be fixed.

I went through the flashing of the boot, recovery, and system, even though system crashed out each time, update fastboot and then it will work for this without any problems.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] V J:
Hello,

I recently upgraded my TyTN with the official wm6, but can no longer connect to my network. The network is a wpa2+eas, the network key is 8 characters. On the TyTN, I have tried all combinations with "networkcard connects to internet or work" and the with "network connects to internet or work".

The TyTN start connecting, but fails. For some odd reason, it also always seems to forget the wpa2-psk key, which makes me wonder if it is a problem with this...?

I have tried a soft reset, but to no avail.

Any suggestions?

Thanks!

Jörg
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] V J:
Werid...if I set the IP address (+ subnet + gateway + dns + ...) manualy, it works. So it is not getting an ip address.

When I choose to get an ip address from DHCP, there is a read only (grey) ip address box. Oddly, this shows a number composed of 4 groups of 4 hex values. Could it be expecting to get an IPv6 address?

If so, is there a way to tell it to take a regular IP address?

Jörg
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] V J:
I fooled around a bit more, and now it works...:)

EDIT: It doesn't anymore. :(

Any thoughts?

Jörg
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] V J:
I think I found the issue: I also had the profile of an adhoc network. Apparently, this adhoc network uses IPv6, causing the network card to only allow IPv6 adresses. As my wifi is IPv4, the wm6 device never gets an IP number.

Removing the adhoc profile made it work. :)

Jörg
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] juergen852:
I bet you try to connect to a network with hidden SSID.

This will not work as in WM5.

If so, the solution is simple. Within network definitions you have to check "connect to non visible network" or in German language:

Einstellungen -> WLAN ->Menü -> Netzwerkkarten -> "Dies ist ein ausgeblendetes Netzwerk"
[Huawei Watch] tiny4579:
Hello,

I know skin1980 pulled these but I wanted to provide a set of stock fastboot flashable images for the Huawei watch.

Recovery, boot, and system are contained in the link below.

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=41472

To flash:

fastboot flash system system-stock.img

fastboot flash recovery recovery-stock.img

fastboot flash boot boot-stock.img

at the bootloader screen (reachable with adb reboot bootloader). If someone finds a way to get to the bootloader from off mode, I'd love to hear it.

Note: The sizes of recovery and boot are both 21MB because they are straight dd rips of the partition so they are byte for byte the size of the partition. Actual repacked images would be much shorter.
[Huawei Watch] tiny4579:
Has anyone tried these? I think the system img is bad, I can't boot from it. Hopefully skin1980's works or I'm in deep trouble on my Hwatch. I should have been more careful when trying to go back stock.
[Huawei Watch] ml_taz:
The system.img seems to be corrupt! The Watch shows the Brick logo....
[Huawei Watch] evaworld:
hi dear, please remove the system image, i couldn't boot it, and was about to brick my devices (playing with mmc blocks as i thought i have done something wrong)
[Huawei Watch] troyd28:
I bricked my watch also, thank you
[Huawei Watch] superiorm:
same here followed instructions and i kept getting the android system logo flashing
[Huawei Watch] troyd28:
Fixed

I fixed mine since I posted this, you have to input the lines one by one and let it do it's thing. Wait 5 minutes and it will be good.
[Huawei Watch] mcfasa09:
I also soft-bricked despite each step reporting being finished (I can successfully flash other firmware, but this one is not working). I was able to still access fastboot so it wasn't too big of an issue, but does anyone have a non-corrupt version?
[Huawei Watch] TheSt33v:
How to get to bootloader without adb:

1. Power off the watch.

2. Hold down the power button until you feel the first vibration, followed by the second.

3. After the second vibration, release and immediately hold the power button down again.

4. Continue holding down the power button until the device powers off, powers on and vibrates.

5. After the first vibration, immediately release and press the button (no need to hold). You should now be at the bootloader screen.
[Huawei Watch] jambaj0e:
Great, mine's semi-bricked, too. Can access fastboot, but now it's stuck during reboot during the part with the 4 animated colorful circles...
[Huawei Watch] bwandrych:
Huaweii Smartwatch problem

My huawei smartwatch gen 1 is in the same boat.... I was trying to revert back to stock os, not realizing google stop shipping out the 1st gens watch os and only allows you to do download the 2nd gen. Well I got to flashing the bootloader and my watch is a hard brick.
[Huawei Watch] bwandrych:
Here is another location to get the OS downloaded

http://rootjunkysdl.com/files/?dir=Huawei Watch/Firmware
[Nexus 9 General] studenttwok:
Hi all,

Many of you are struggling with frequent launcher redraw issue, and me too. So I try to find out why.

That is likely cause by few reasons, including CPU power limitation (not able to handle 320ppi density screen) or not enough memory for loading high resolution assets.

Founding:

Given that Nvidia Shield Tablet, which has a similar CPU and memory volume with Nexus 9, but have a 283ppi screen.

Difference screen density may be the key to their different performances.

Android system will load hdpi instead of xhdpi assets when screen desnity is between 240 and 320.

Since hdpi assets have lower memory footprint than xhdpi assets, which the system can have more free memory for other application to run, and hence reduces the chances of redraw due to insufficiency memory.

Trade off:

Screen resolution (1536 * 2048)

Relationship between px, dp and dpi:

px = dp * (dpi / 160)

Under factory density value (dpi = 320) You have 768dp * 1024dp as logical resolution

Under a smaller density value, for example dpi = 240

You have 1024dp * 1365.3dp as logical resolution

Under a larger density value, for example dpi = 400

You have 614.4 * 819.2dp as logical resolution

Since most of the thing(text, image assets) in android are measured in dp.

TL;DR:

Lower density value > more logical resolution (dp) > "smaller and more blur text and icons" and "more working space"

Higher density value > lesser logical resolution (dp) > "larger and clearer text and icons" and "lesser working space"

For your information:

Native ppi of nexus 9 screen is 288(obtained from this formula: sqrt(1536^2 + 2048^2) / 8.9 =~287.64 )

Member [MENTION=4831600]GiantAxe[/MENTION] suggest that 316 is a good number

And I believe that any number between 280 and 319 is good. (I found it is wrong, see the update below)

Steps:

* No root access is required. Stock Rom is good to go.

1. Enable debug mode on your device.

2. On your pc/mac, switch to your adb folder.

3. adb shell wm density 316

4. Restart your Tablet and try.

Restore to origin setting:

Replace the command at step 3 with

adb shell wm density reset

Let me know if this helps!

Thanks!

[2015-10-26 update]

I am wrong!

My hypothesis on using 316 density to force Nexus 9 to load hdpi assets seems wrong.

After performing several experiments on my Nexus 9, I compose the following tables:

Official Density | Actual Density Range | Assets Resolution
120 <=131 LDPI
160 132 - 181 MDPI
240 182 - 263 HDPI
320 264 - 363 XHDPI
480 364 - 526 XXHDPI
640 >=527 XXXHDPI

I write a small program to test, you can find and compile on your own here:

https://github.com/studenttwok/DPIReader

So, I set finally set my DPI to 260, in order to force Nexus 9 to load the HDPI assets instead of XXHDPI assets.

View attachment 3518899

Usually the free ram from 620MB to 720 MB, in my case.

And to reply, the performance of Nexus 9 will not increase, but the chances of application redrawn due to low memory will decrease, so you can spend less time on waiting GC and redraw to finish.

:D
[Nexus 9 General] knitler:
Maybe this is why I've never had an issue I always run at the actual screen DPI of 288.
[Nexus 9 General] sesuncedu:
Small correction: I would note here that the Nvidia Shield Tablet uses the 32 bit version of the K1 chip, rather than the 64 bit version used in the Nexus 9. The screen resolution is also 1920x1200. The Kepler GPUs in both chips can easily handle those resolutions.

As you note , where the Nexus 9 has performance problems they are usually the result of the less than optimal amount of memory.
[Nexus 9 General] joeyddr:
This made things snappier for me and no lag after hrs of use, good find man. Running 318 also.
[Nexus 9 General] cescman:
This works for my device too. Even chrome is snappier. Thank you.
[Nexus 9 General] billgs:
[MENTION=2710062]studenttwok[/MENTION] Is there a way to confirm that the change in density actually goes into effect? I have tried the solution by setting the density to 288 but I cannot see a difference neither graphically nor in performance.
[Nexus 9 General] dictionary:
Everything gets smaller. It's impossible to not notice
[Nexus 9 General] Jensiehh:
I tried 318 but in the play store I already saw some icons that were pretty big and stretched out, didn't like it. Not terrible I guess but not sure if it's worth it for me.
[Nexus 9 General] knitler:
288 looks fine for me. Try that.
[Nexus 9 General] studenttwok:
You can use this command:

adb shell wm density

adb will show you the current density setting

The reason for me to pick 318 is it tends to 320 and try to preserve as many details as I can, and can force system to load hdpi assests instead of xhdpi. (319 is odd number and I don't' like it, personal preference)

You can try what [MENTION=4983104]knitler[/MENTION] suggests, use 288. It may look huge different in that density(everything is becoming noticeable smaller), but it may look good since image assets and font size are much more balanced.

[MENTION=3615419]Jensiehh[/MENTION]

I notice that as well, and again, personal preference matter :)
[Nexus 9 General] Marky__Mark:
288 is too small. You can pick the density on AICP and I got mine on 304. I'm diggin it. Increase the icon size on Nova and you're good! Thanks for the info.
[Nexus 9 General] TheDougTechCrew:
This actually made typing for me in portrait a lot more bearable for me! And able to multitask!
[Nexus 9 General] CerB:
Thx for the post, only thing i have noticed is swiftkey goes crazy in its size, just change keyboard to google insted.

will keep a eye on performance
[Nexus 9 General] Jensiehh:
I put it on 288 and it looks surprisingly good. I expected it to be much worse than 318, but it's not really the case. The icons in the play store were still a little stretched out, but they seem sharper than on 318.

So what has it really changed? It seems the rest is a little smaller? Not that much that it's disturbing though.
[Nexus 9 General] fkofilee:
I went 240 and it was awesome for me before i sold my tablet. Try it :)
[Nexus 9 General] bblzd:
Just thought I'd mention that there's a huge difference between the nVidia shield CPU and the Nexus 9 CPU. Nexus 9 dual core Denver CPU isn't used in any other device, and is a completely unique architecture where as the Shield CPU uses (4 cores + 1) off the shelf ARM cores.