yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Saber:
Test builds are up, must be flashed using ODIN or heimdall. Won't be a 'official' release until I fix the zip issues.

regards, gsstudios

Update: All good now. Just renamed the zimage from the .tar file to boot.img, then it should be flashable in a zip file. This kernel is officially released now.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] fathi48:
great work

many thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Saber:
Next build will have CMA reverted. Bigmem is much more stable and reliable compared to CMA, but that means of course we get less ram. BFQ will now be able to be selected and Westwood is now the default TCP algorithm. I will decide whether to build with UBER toolchain later on the kernel development, right now the focus is on improving the stability of the kernel and porting new features.

regards, gsstudios.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] jupiter5700:
Just flashed NeatKernel_galaxys_v2.0b002-[11-02]-[17-33].zip. Live OC is not supporting, Custom Voltages is not supporting... A lot of features from description of kernel are not supporting. Why it happened?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Saber:
Will be available hopefully in next build. Was supposed to edit the OP and add those features later.

Regards, gsstudios.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] jupiter5700:
It will be great if you port this kernel to ICS.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] yah7733:
may I know the ram for this kernel ? thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] jupiter5700:
v2b002 ram amount is about 382Mb
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Saber:
Due to the lack of activity on my i9000, I have decided to abandon this project and will no longer give updates to this kernel. The thread will remain open until it becomes unused.

regards, gsstudios.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] jupiter5700:
OK. But you must to delete your feature list, cause it is fake most of all, unfortunately.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Saber:
Just think of it as incomplete. I just don't have the time to work on the sgs anymore (need more time on my sgs 2 as this is my main device, main development device). Sorry I couldn't bring all promised features.

Regards, gsstudios

Update: OP updated. This will be the last post on this thread. Seems like a good time to close it.
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] D2084:
As the topic reads, I've been trying most of the day to unlock the bootloader, I went through the process of obtaining my unlock code and my phone status when typing out a code suggested that it allows unlocking of the bootloader - I'm thinking okay cool, hopefully I'll have Cyanogenmod 12.1 on this thing in no time, right? WRONG! The device needs me to download and install fastboot drivers, which I thought should be an easy process but no matter what I do when I look at my phone through the device manager all I see is 'S1Boot Fastboot' - I even attempted using Flashtool (not Emma) and it too says install failed when trying to download the files needed. I just really need some help getting through this part of the problem, I've downloaded the SDK downloaded the USB drivers, updated them with the file from Sony but the end result remains the same. If it makes any difference (which I'm sure it will) I'm on Windows 10.

Thanks for any and all replies .. Edit // I forgot to mention the model is C833 and I recieved the latest OTA update from Sony for Lollipop 5.1.1
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] Klaos3000:
Installing the SDK is quite the overkill.

- Install ADB and Fastboot by downloading and running this tiny installer. It'll do the job for you.

- Install Flashtool and be sure that it recognizes your device. The device should be powered on when you open Flashtool the first time.

- Click the "BLU" button and copy/paste the unlock code you received from Sony.

You're done :)

Be sure to backup important stuff on your phone, in case something goes wrong. Move photos etc. to your SD card or something.
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] D2084:
I appreciate the reply, and I managed to get the bootloader unlocked (I think) as both ADB and Fastboot are acknowledging my phone now. Problem I have now is while in Cyanogen Recovery, I hit the first option and may have soft bricked this phone - the cyanogen wiki stated I could make a backup by booting back into Android which is what I tried to do. I'm in the process now of repairing it with the PC companion hopefully and then I'll give it another go, this isn't my main phone though so basically I'm just tinkering/trying to learn the basics of installing custom ROMs. Thanks again for the reply, and if you have any other suggestions for me be sure to leave em here. BTW, I never installed the full Android Studio, just the zip file for the ADB and Fastboot files, I attempted that at first but found out you didn't really need em in the first place.
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] Klaos3000:
The CM Recovery is... pretty crappy, so don't use it if you don't have to. If you soft brick it (i.e end up in a bootloop or something), then just flash or hotboot a kernel with recovery, and you're good to go again, so you don't have to re-flash a ROM.

You can either use fastboot to flash a kernel (if you know how to use a terminal), or you can use Flashtool, QuickIMG etc, so:

Soft brick?

- Download a custom kernel with recovery. Doesn't matter which one if you're planning to flash a ROM straight away. You're planning to flash CM12.1, so you can use a random Ultra kernel like this one.

- Let's say we'll use Flashtool to flash it (since you already have it installed). Open it, hit the lightning bolt, click "fastboot", and then "kernel". Browse and choose the kernel you downloaded. Now disconnect from the computer and remember to press VOL up to enter recovery when it vibrates or the LED lights up.

- You're now in recovery again and you can go ahead and flash CM12.1. Remember to WIPE before or after you've flashed CM12.1. You'll end up with a bootloop if you don't do it. If you do, flash that kernel again and you're back on track.
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] D2084:
Gonna give all this a shot since the PC companion doesn't seem to be doing anything - I'll post my findings in a few if you're around. Thanks again man, I really appreciate your help.

Edit // Okay, nothing seems to be working now .. Flashtool says that my device has USB Debugging disabled, and whenever I power on the device you see the Sony logo, then a violet led and then the screen stays on and every once in a while it'll show a small battery indicator.
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] Klaos3000:
Hmm, plug in the wall charger and charge it for a bit. I highly doubt that it's hardbricked since that's very very hard to achieve on a Sony device. Just kick it into fastboot by holding VOL UP while you plug it into your computer. The blue LED will light up. Then open Flashtool and flash the kernel, or download QuickIMG and flash the kernel (.img) with it. Be sure that it says "connected" before you do anything. Keep also in mind that you have to be in fastboot.
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] D2084:
I seem to have a brand new issue now, umm whenever I unplug the device and press VOL UP, I get this distorted screen. It's blue and has what looks to be white wording in the middle, I can't make it out though, this is after I put the kernel you recommended on my device. The kernel is the IMG file, correct?
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] D2084:
Just thought I'd give you a bit of an update, I now have Cyanogenmod 12.1 on my Xperia Z Ultra - I flashed the custom recovery that came with the nightly I downloaded and then moved the actual zip to an SD card since like you said Cyanogen Recovery is a bit wonky (I tried sideloading to no avail). I have a couple question though, during the install process I noticed it said something about there 'no such volume' and I was sure I seen two failed prompts too but the ROM is on my phone? Should I look into that at all or is it fine? Most things seem to work .. camera, bluetooth, gonna have to throw my sim in there one of these days and test the cellular radios, but I just wanna say thanks again .. I learned a lot and managed to make something happen even if it's something small like installing a custom rom lol
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] Klaos3000:
Just ignore that error. I've seen that myself a couple of times, and I don't know what it means, but it doesn't seem to affect anything.

There are a couple of things to keep in mind. CM12.1 has had some glitchy WiFi in the past, and I believe some people are still experiencing issues, so if you also experience some WiFi issues, it's a CM issue and not a hardware issue. Also, keep in mind that the Ultra GPe (Togari GPe) exists and is also supported by Cyanogen, so be sure to not flash the wrong version since the partitions are different between those two. I believe the recovery system will stop you from flashing it though.

Since Sony devices do not have a default recovery system, we have to bundle it with the kernel, so all custom ROMs around here, including CM, will have a recovery system added, but if you flash a ROM without a recovery system (like a stock ROM that you flash with Flashtool), you'll have to flash a kernel with a recovery yourself.

It's pretty easy to recover from issues and stuff on a Sony device once you know how things work. It's also a good idea to learn how to use flashboot through a terminal since that will potentially save you a lot of time down the road :)
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] D2084:
Everything seems to be working quite well so far, including the wifi but I'll keep what you said in mind. I used the same process to install GApps on it too so now I have the play store and google apps install as well. I have another question though, whenever I plug in a charger to charge the device .. I notice the screen never goes off but stays black and has nothing on display sorta like ambient display, would you know if that's a feature of Cyanogenmod or did I goof somewhere during the install? Thanks in advance for your reply.
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] Klaos3000:
Could it be Daydream? Go to Settings -> Display -> and disable Daydream. Now check again. If it's not Daydream causing it, then it might be a bug. Do a reboot in case it's a small glitch of some kind. If it's still on when charging, then I'm not sure what it could be (other than a bug, that is).
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] D2084:
Sorry for the late reply, but I figured out the reboot issue .. I had to turn off the 'wake up' feature when you plug in your device. I have a whole new issue though, I'm not sure if it can be resolved though - I was on the phone with MetroPCS for about an hour trying to figure out why my phone wouldn't connect to their network. I know Cyanogenmod comes with APN's pre-installed but even after the representative tried helping me set up a new APN .. it was a no go, so I switched back to the current phone I'm using - Alcatel Idol 3 4.7 .. anyways, I'd like to hear your input on what the issue could be as I'd really like to go back to using this phone since the software aspect is far more flexible with a custom ROM like Cyanogenmod.
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] Klaos3000:
Are you talking about connection to their network altogether, or just data? Do you have reception? Check that data is enabled in Settings -> Data usage.

I can guarantee that this is a software issue, BUT one last question. How old is your SIM card? There have been a few cases when people have been in the same situation as you, got a new SIM, and that fixed the issue. You could do that, or flash another ROM. CM12.1 is beta, so bugs have to be expected, and it's far from a solution if you plan to just flash something and use it for a longer period of time. If you want something very stable and stock, then highly recommend Scrubber's GPe 5.1 port, which is rock solid.
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] D2084:
Well my sim card isn't too old, had it for about a year. Once she laced the sim card to the new phone I could make calls and texts but for some reason the Internet wasn't working - she had me go through all the steps to make sure things like data was enabled and airplane mode was off but it still resulted in not being able to establish a connection to the web. So I'm gonna try and flash the GPE rom you're talking about later on tonight once I get home from work and see what happens then - mind leaving me a link to the rom/recovery? Thanks in advance.
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] Klaos3000:
Sure. Here it is. Remember to download 5.1, and not 5.0. Recovery is included in the ROM, so you don't have to flash anything else.
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] D2084:
Quick update, I've flashed the ROM but so far it seems to be stuck in a bootloop, its been stuck on the swaying Google logo for about 10 minutes now. It might be because I sideloaded using a micro SD card because for some odd reason the 'flash the system' option on Flashboot wasn't working for me. So I turned the phone off and will give it another try tomorrow, if you have anymore tips for me I'll be glad to hear em.
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] Klaos3000:
How did you flash it? It must be flashed in recovery on the device and not using Flashtool. Flashtool is strictly for stock Sony ROMs or FTFs. Never use it for anything else besides flashing FTFs and kernels. So:

- Go into recovery

- Remember to wipe! If you don't, you'll get a bootloop

- Install from SD card

- It will probably throw an error at you, but don't touch anything. It's still flashing.

- Reboot

- Wait a couple of minutes.
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] D2084:
Just did everything you just said, will update you tomorrow with results.
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] D2084:
Well I did what you said and left the phone to charge overnight - it was in bootloop when I went to sleep and .. bootloop when I woke up (at least it's charged now lol) I'm gonna try again though. I see that CWM has a sideload option, so I'm gonna wipe everything and try to sideload it from the ADB through the command prompt and see what happens. Feel free to leave any other suggestions though.

Got a question though, when I sideload the zip file should I sideload everything within the zip file or just the system image file? Maybe I'm getting bootloop because I'm installing a kernel on top of another kernel?
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] Klaos3000:
Sideload/flash the .ZIP. Do not extract it. You should simply just boot into recovery, choose "ScrubberPortRom_GPE5.1_LMY47D.zip", flash and wait for a couple of minutes and then reboot. That's it. The first boot should take around 5 minutes.

- Remember to do a full wipe in recovery before you flash

- Flash ScrubberPortRom_GPE5.1_LMY47D.zip

- Reboot

And do share any error messages if you get any while flashing.
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] D2084:
Okay, gonna try it again .. not sure why but Scrubby's ROM doesn't boot up on my device, whether I give it 5, 10, 30 minutes it just stays in bootloop and this is after I wipe system/cache.

Edit // Okay, it seems I may have found the issue .. so you told me just install the zip file without extracting it .. well I did that and did a wipe of the system/cache beforehand, installed the zip file from the SD card and upon booting it up I was met with Scrubby's splash screen but then it booted into TWRP instead of CWM like it usually does ..

Edit#2 // For some odd reason .. it's working? But unfortunately it's for the wrong phone model -- it's C806 and I have a C833 or does it not matter?
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] Klaos3000:
Nope, C6806 is the North American version and the C6833 is the international one. It doesn't matter that it says C6806. Everything works as it should and you shouldn't be bothered by it.

Also, the kernel has two recoveries. TWRP and CWM. They're assigned to VOL UP and VOL DOWN.
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] D2084:
Okay, well so far so good. I just gotta get my sim in the phone and have my carrier switch over for me and I'll let you know the results later on. Thanks again.
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] D2084:
Hey, I haven't tried lacing my sim to the phone yet but I have a question. I keep getting prompted for a security download but whenever I opt to download it the rom just restarts and whenever I power off the device and restart it - I get the same prompt all over again, anyway to fix that?
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] Klaos3000:
Yeah, since the Z Ultra Google Play Edition, which this port is from, and the regular Z Ultra do not have the same partition table, it can't figure out how to apply the update, so Scrubber - the port dev, has to take this update and make it compatible with the regular Z Ultra's partition. This is pretty easily done, but some people are very very slow, so you'll have to wait for the modified update.zip.

You can make the device stop downloading the non-appliable OTA by removing all FOTA related files in the root partition. Though, you shouldn't really delete stuff you're not familiar with :silly:

The short answer is: It's normal. Wait for the dev to release the update as a flashable .ZIP.
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] D2084:
Okay, cool .. I wanted to ask you another question. If I want to flash back to stock firmware, which one would I choose when using Xperiafirm (Flashtool) can it be any region with my model number, or do I have to choose a specific firmware? I'm doing this just in case one day I wanna flash the stock firmware on in case I wanna sell the phone or something.
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] Klaos3000:
You can flash whatever region you want, but I normally pick the region closest to me, so if you're located in Europe, but your country isn't on the list, then pick the German version or something.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] imDCStar:
Guys please help if anybody knows
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] imDCStar:
I posted the guide
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pmeunier:
Hi guys :)

I have a Prestigio Multiphone 5505 DUO (PSP5505DUO). I'd like to install Lollipop or Marshmallow :P

Searched the forums but no info... :/ Can someone pls point me in the right direction? ;)

TIA,

Pedro
[Samsung Gear S2] Housten:
hey guys,

first im sry if my english isnt the best, because in from germany :p

my problem is that i cant connect my gears s2 with my smartphone (lg-h525n).

the smartphone has only 1gb ram, but the gear needs 1,5gb...

is there a way to connect them, because i dont want to buy a new smartphone.

i hope you can help me and thanks for every answer :)
[Galaxy S 5 Android Development (Snapdragon)] lipenosis:
FENECK ROM ☆-WORSHIPROM_BLACK EDITION-☆ V1 G900F XXU1BOJ1

Here, the new ROM made by my dev team.

the main developer is

It is well known in France but has never taken precedence over xda

My English is that of our friend Google translate, do not be shocked if you read a sex. signifiraque this translation has failed. :D

Ok I wish you a very good flash and I hope you will be happy because we worked very hard.

Android thank you my friends ! :victory:​

Spoiler content hidden.

/!\ Warning:

Operations presented in this tutorial involve risks . Neither XDA , nor the author of this tutorial may not be held liable for any problems !

​

[*S5 G900f root

Recovery custom

Bootloader and modem version XXU1BOJ1

​

Turn off your mobile.

Reboot your phone into Recovery by simultaneously pressing buttonsPower + Volume Up + Home.

In the Recovery menu, start a backup by selecting Backup / Restore Backup and then validate.

Then selectWipe data and confirm the Yes.

ChooseWipe cache partition and confirm the Yes.

Choose Advanced puis Wipe dalvik cacheand confirm the Yes.

Sélectionnez Format custom and confirm .

Sélectionnez Format systemeand confirm the Yes.

Enfin, sélectionnez Install.zip puis Choose zip from sdcard ou storage sdcard1 eusing the Volume buttons to navigate and the Power button to confirm.

Select the file and press Power on Yes and Confirm.

Select Reboot System Now Recovery in the menu to restart your mobile.

Wait about 15 minutes, your phone will reboot.

if after five minutes if you are always on the bootanimation restart your mobile using this method

press both volume up and volume down and power onuntil your S5 vibrates, release the keys and your s5 should start initialize the apk in less than 2 minutes

☆ROM:

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Enjoy :good::highfive:​
[Galaxy S 5 Android Development (Snapdragon)] lipenosis:
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[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drawde40599:
Anyone no where the CPU/ PVS binning is located on the N6P ﻿
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JustinTrouble:
I'm not really sure, but I found this in the output of the dmesg command (straight after a reboot):

[ 0.385299] cpu-clock-8994 f9015000.qcom,cpu-clock-8994: using A57 speed bin 0 and pvs_ver 0
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] defconoi:
I got the same, I'd like to know what binning these have and which is best. Doesn't look like thats the binning unless it starts at 0
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JustinTrouble:
I also had a look at another 6P, which reported the same: cpu-clock-8994 f9015000.qcom,cpu-clock-8994: using A57 speed bin 0 and pvs_ver 0

I wonder if the CPU binning is no longer reported in dmesg.

I wonder if we could determine it from cpr_adjust_init_voltages, which differed on my two 6Ps.

I can't remember where in Android the voltages are defined, to compare them.

The first 6P:

[ 0.273414] cpr_adjust_init_voltages: apc0_corner: adjusted initial voltage[2]: [B]880000 -> 855000[/B] uV
[ 0.273435] cpr_adjust_init_voltages: apc0_corner: adjusted initial voltage[3]: 930000 -> 905000 uV
[ 0.273464] cpr_pvs_init: apc0_corner: pvs voltage: [[B]780000 855000[/B] 905000[B] 1145000[/B]] uV

[ 0.274333] cpr_adjust_init_voltages: apc1_corner: adjusted initial voltage[3]: 950000 -> 925000 uV
[ 0.274355] cpr_adjust_init_voltages: apc1_corner: adjusted initial voltage[4]: 1145000 -> 1110000 uV
[ 0.274375] cpr_pvs_init: apc1_corner: pvs voltage: [840000 840000 925000 1110000] uV

The second 6P:

[ 0.272297] cpr_adjust_init_voltages: apc0_corner: adjusted initial voltage[2]: [B]860000 -> 835000[/B] uV
[ 0.272318] cpr_adjust_init_voltages: apc0_corner: adjusted initial voltage[3]: 930000 -> 905000 uV
[ 0.272346] cpr_pvs_init: apc0_corner: pvs voltage: [[B]760000 835000[/B] 905000 [B]1125000[/B]] uV

[ 0.273220] cpr_adjust_init_voltages: apc1_corner: adjusted initial voltage[3]: 950000 -> 925000 uV
[ 0.273242] cpr_adjust_init_voltages: apc1_corner: adjusted initial voltage[4]: 1145000 -> 1110000 uV
[ 0.273261] cpr_pvs_init: apc1_corner: pvs voltage: [840000 840000 925000 1110000] uV
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChongoDroid:
Nobody has found where this information is located?
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pilz:
I would like to know where the CPU binning is located since its not in the usual place like on the 32bit SD805
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] randy6644:
Any updates?
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RogerPodacter:
I'm curious as well. I looked thru system with root explorer but had no luck.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dontbeweakvato:
I am still very interested in some insight into this