yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr Hofs:
You don't have to be in the RUU mode at all to execute the ruu. If you have the ruu.exe you can do it like i previous posted, if you have the ruu.zip you can do it via the external SD card by renaming the zip file. Can't remember the exact name. Check for RUU.zip via sd card.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] J katumba:
Thanks much Mr. Hofs for the support, lemme get with the zip option.,, will post results as soon
[Desire 820 Themes and Apps] coolmmk07:
I've rooted my htc d820u running on lollipop 5.0.2

As there are no custom roms for lollipop, how to install xposed installer in this model ?
[Desire 820 Themes and Apps] misisipiman:
How you are root
[Desire 820 Themes and Apps] divest:
I'm readng this http://xdaforums.com/xposed/official-xposed-lollipop-t3030118 now.

you can too
[Desire 820 Themes and Apps] divest:
nope.

xposed-v75-sdk21-arm64.zip made my phone loop.

keep searching..
[Desire 820 Themes and Apps] Kellwa:
the official version is not working for me too

i tried this but did not work

yo can try it and see if it work

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3292041&d=1430517906

its from this thread

http://xdaforums.com/xposed/xposed-android-5-1-successfully-t3074586
[Desire 820 Themes and Apps] coolmmk07:
Download custom recovery like TWRP and Supersu zip file. place su zip file in sdcard.

download fastboot and adb drivers for htc d820.

Unlock the bootloader from htcdev.com

then reboot your mobile into fastboot mode and flash custom recovery

then install su zip file and after completion reboot to system
[Desire 820 Themes and Apps] aumtaigor:
i think we need a custom kernel with system write access , i didn't found anyone for lollipop till now . if you have got success let us inform
[Desire 820 Themes and Apps] QkiZMR:
I make bug report on GitHub. https://github.com/rovo89/Xposed/issues/88
[Desire 820 Themes and Apps] Vivacity:
I tried to install it and got the same issue too
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] tribal27:
HTC Official Highres pics for the new HTC TyTN II (Kaiser?)

Source: All About Phones.nl
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] duncan_mccloud:
Right Hand Drive

so is that the american edition or the european edition.. and will it be a right hander or left hander... on the TYTN the keyboard slides the other way... so is there a Left Hand Drive version coming out lol... sweet lookin phone
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] PhilipL:
Hi

Seems they have lifted that image from Expansys/MobilePlanet and just stuck their URL all over it! http://www.mobileplanet.com/zoompic.aspx?type=item&i=151727

Regards

Phil
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ScottC:
Yeah, and then try to take credit for it... Scum...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] bigshape:
looks nice! i like the clock on the today screen. is that available anywhere for the tytn?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ScottC:
You clearly haven't been reading the Hermes WM6 forums. It's part of the HTC Today screen.
[Nexus 6P General] Soulfulgrey:
It's one of those features that I loved as soon as I heard about it in the original Moto X. I thought "that's real, useful, innovation." But the implementation in the 6P is poop. I can't reliably get the thing to work at all. As in, it works with movement, but I can't tell you how to reliably set it off. At all.

One other thing I've noticed is the screen is fully woken up by (I think) any touch on the screen when Active Display is on. Which seems very wasteful.

I'm guessing this is purely software because the sensors in the 6P are more than up to the task. I would also think it would be nice to have a setting to simply use the power button to, in essence, half wake the screen the way Active Display does. Then tapping on the notification will perform as normal.

Sound off if these issues are limited to just me. I actually hope they are.
[Nexus 6P General] italia0101:
Seems to work pretty well for me, i wouldn't say 100% but most times i pick up the phone, or take it out of my pocket.. it lights up
[Nexus 6P General] Phazmos:
Laying down flat, picking up the device shows info.

Laying down flat, a little twist shows info.

Picking it up seems more reliable, but the nudge left or right when flat needs to be a decent "nudge". Otherwise it would be switching on constantly, which would be a waste.

And waking when touching any part of the screen when adisplay is showing is normal behavior.

Maybe when development moves ahead we'll have more control over it's behavior. I can see devs having fun with this feature.
[Nexus 6P General] qoncept:
+1 for the OP. I've been using the phone about a full day now and I've seen the active display like maybe 3 times, never when it really made any sense. Bummer.
[Nexus 6P General] gadget069:
Owned my phone less than 24hrs, installed a screen protector before using the phone. Ambient display want really working. I took the glass screen protector off, ambient display has come back. I'm wondering if the sensor is that sensitive.
[Nexus 6P General] sluflyer06:
The touch layer and the actual display are 2 different pieces of hardware, you probably can't limit what portions of the touch layer are active, it's either on or off but that has nothing to do with what pixels are turned on. Hope that helps.
[Nexus 6P General] nrfitchett4:
Just turned it on to test. Seems to light up when its supposed to. Turned it back off because I use android wear and don't need it.
[Nexus 6P General] fury683:
My switching from Active Display (Moto X 2013) to Ambient Display (Nexus 6) was tough, but I got used to it. My 6p seems to not work as well or the same as my N6 did.

In the morning if I wake up before my alarm I would grab my N6 to activate the Ambient Display and see the clock, as well as my notifications (I get the weather in the morning) to see if there was anything urgent (text from a coworker, etc).

With my 6p when I pick it up, nothing seems to happen, or at least not as quickly as it did with my N6. N6 would show it on almost any movement, but the 6p requires it to be fully picked up all the way and almost vertical before it shows anything. Not sure if this is gyro or software related. If I pick it up from flat and rotate 90 degrees right (like it would be if it was sitting next to my bed), effectively making it vertical in landscape mode) nothing happens. If I hold it vertical in portrait, it shows me.

Just something to get used to, I guess.
[Nexus 6P General] androidkid311:
Active display is rubbish on the 6P lol. That's coming from a user BTW, its just not reliable.
[Nexus 6P General] johnhazelwood:
I agree with OP. I sat phone beside me and noticed it would light up when I got a new message. Then a few seconds after, without touching or moving it, it would light up again (no new anything happened), then it would light up again. Not sure what's waking it up, but quite annoying. Should absolutely be a software fix though.
[Nexus 6P General] Soulfulgrey:
This is one thing that is reliable for me! Lol. When a notification comes through, it will activate once, then turn off, then activate again shortly after. I'm not sure if it's mean to do this or not, but at least it's reliable.

I should make it clear though that in my short time with the device, it is a definite top quality phone. The Active Display just seems to be, for me at least, a noticeable deviation from the very high bar set by the rest of the device. I did read other reviewers with issues, but then, how much faith can you put in a 48 hour review. I've had mine for almost a week and still feel like I'm just getting to know it.
[Nexus 6P General] Soulfulgrey:
True-ish. It is indeed possible to have a software solution that ignores certain touch events even though the hardware layer will consistently recognise touch events as long as the touch layer is active. If the Active Display becomes just another UI, then the notification icons/regions become touch targets and the rest of the screen can be written in software to not be touch targets and thus not respond to touch inputs.

I'm not sure what this method would look like in practice. So for example, when the Active Display has been activated, would there be a way to fully activate the screen by a touch method without touching a notification? Maybe a special region at the bottom of the screen? No idea. Just thinking out loud.
[Nexus 6P General] kappadappa:
Coming from Active Display on the Droid Maxx, Ambient Display is very disappointing and actually leads to my emergency dialer engaging sometimes when the phone is in the pocket of looser pants. But it doesn't display when I would like it to, with just a nudge, like the Motorola implementation.
[Nexus 6P General] Citizen_Snips:
I've messed around with my dad's phone. He has the Moto X as well. I can literally just wave my hand in front of the screen and it comes on. I thought that was awesome. This phone does seem a bit inconvenient if I just want to quickly get the time or my notifications. Then again that's why I have a (smart)watch. Not sure where I'm going with this.

Good talk....
[Nexus 6P General] Soulfulgrey:
I've figured it out! Feeling quite pleased with myself.

Based on the responses of others, I tried using it slightly differently. Now, I figured out two instances which regularly and reliably activate the Active Display.

The first is when the phone is flat on a surface, if I pick it up to be perpendicular to the floor, either portrait or landscape seems fine, it will activate. I believe this actually works from almost any starting point as long as the end point is the phone being upright and vertical.

The second is with it again starting flat on the table. Holding it by the bottom of the phone, moving it semi-quickly across the table, only about 5 cm seems needed, and then stopping quickly. This is a strange one which I only found when I bumped it into something on the table. I have a case so was not bothered testing this repeatedly.

I know correct my first statement. The feature is not poop. Well, not total poop. :P There are other instances that will activate it but I don't know how to do them reproducibly. If that's a word.

Hope this helps someone.
[Nexus 6P General] Stretlow:
Thats a pretty nifty idea, if its flat... give it a bit of " These aren't the droids you're looking for" to wake the screen.

Surely cant be that hard to do.........

..... i cant do it ;)
[Nexus 6P General] sdelcegno:
My active display does nothing. Doesn't activate anything even shaking the phone.
[Nexus 6P General] kboya:
The Moto X (2014 and after) does it as it has other sensors on the front, the 6P doesn't. However, the Moto X (2013) did it with Kitkat as it used the proximity sensor, which was less reliable but still effective, but this was removed in Lollipop. To be fair, ambient display doesn't work nearly as well as Moto's active display. I bet a dev could activate it via proximity sensor, should people want it enough.
[Nexus 6P General] Phazmos:
When laying flat - give it a quick twist - about 45 degrees - and back again.

I see most don't agree with the implementation, but think about it. If it was more sensitive, it would be waking all the time. That's definitely less battery efficient.

Once you get used to it, it's not bad at all, and I can see devs adding more control over how it works - like a sensitivity setting.

Hint hint devs!
[Nexus 6P General] Soulfulgrey:
Tbh, the more I use it, the more I understand why it has this implementation and you are right, there would probably be a battery burden to make it more sensitive. I just wish they could have advertised it. Maybe a deep dive YouTube video or something.
[Nexus 6P General] Phazmos:
I'm looking forward to see what devs can do.

Horizontal/vertical sensitivity control would be the ideal. Anyone could tweak it to work the way the wanted.

I'd love to see less vertical sensitivity - dam thing comes on every time I pick it up, and a little more horizontal sensitivity so when flat it doesn't take so much to get it to come on.

That's the beauty of nexus and Android - those little things that give us more control over what we want to do, and can do, with our devices.
[Nexus 6P General] rice923:
Coming from the 2013 moto x, I can say that ambient display isn't even nearly as close Moto active display in terms of reliability and utility. I always loved the fact that I could wave my hand over the screen and get a flash of information in active display. This simply hasn't been implemented in ambient display, which I find annoying. "Knocking" my phone while on a flat surface isn't exactly a subtle way to get notifications.

That being said, I'm sure there are many people who would love to see the "wave to wake" feature found in active display. I'd be willing to donate to a dev that can implement it as well as moto
[Nexus 6P General] 06stang:
My 6P has it too sensitive. It will pop on every ten to thirty seconds while its just sitting flat. Turned it off because I dont really care about it.

Fixed in other thread by uninstalling lightflow
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skypekestutiss:
Hi,

Note 4 the laste firmware 5.1.1 N910FXXU1COJ3 does not have any camera improvements like note 5 Why ?

Do the Note 5 have same sensor as note 4 " Sony IMX240 " (I mean do the raw function hardware related or it is software )

Question can we Install Note 5 Camera apk and have same options on note 4 ?

I have checked my camera firmware and found strange things ? (You can check by typing *#34971539# in the stock dialer)

Phone/Cam FW Ver Check

Rear Camera

Cam FW Ver:H16USHA00VM

Phone FW Ver: H16USHH04SA

Do they need to match ? as now looks like phone have different firmware that camera itself ?

Maybe my phone did not write camera firmware upgrade ?

Can someone check do you have the same ? Note 4 910F
[XDA Assist] derian1234:
I had recently upgraded my Lenovo A6000 to the Lollypop upgrade. However the phone kept getting slower until yesterday when the screen kept flickering and the phone failed to restart. I have tried unbricking the phone by following the instructions given in the other thread by installing the firmaware file (1.2GB) on the phone, but no joy. After that i tried the unbricking using the Lenovo Downloader V1.2 , the download was success. However on doing the CWM recovery the screen does not display anything but it only flickers a black background. In this stage if i touch the screen or menu buttons, the vibration response comes. The phone is also being detected by PC as Lenovo A6000 and i can access both Internal memory and SD card from my PC. However no joy with the black flickering display.

Please help urgently.
[XDA Assist] derian1234:
Please replay as soon as possible as i am about to leave for my Euro trip and i cannt afford to buy a new fone now.
[G2 General] TheBlackStig:
here is a link !

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24269982086992417
[G2 General] TheBlackStig:
who tested this rom , please leave a review :)
[G2 General] Uechy:
dowloading...

Edit: Boots correctly, but when the Welcome screen appears it reboot... How do I log that?
[G2 General] jl10101:
Just be careful when it comes to bootloaders etc
[G2 General] ferap:
Not working on 802 stuck. Restart automatically when arrive to the first configuration screen.
[G2 General] Killua96:
How did you install it? I did a clean install with lollipop base but it's stuck on CM logo for 5 minutes...

For the welcome screen, what gapps did you try? I read that on G4 and G3 OpenGApps had problems...
[G2 General] TheBlackStig:
i've same problem. :c
[G2 General] Uechy:
I first try with DeltaDroidGapps. I see the stuck on the config scrren and i reinstall (always with all wipes) without any gapps. I search on dev/log to see if there is any log but nothing...

I have the lollipop Hybrid bootstacks and I was on exodus ROM
[G2 General] Killua96:
So it's better to wait a stable Build
[G2 General] shaneel1491:
Good to see the progress though, even if the majority of it doesn't work :)

---------- Post added at 02:52 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:46 PM ----------

I don't think it has to do with the bootloader then, cause then it would keep boot looping and never reach the configuration screen
[G2 General] JuanKca:
Will work on HTC One M9 pw?
[G2 General] zgomot:
Are you lost?
[G2 General] MachiavelliBs:
Finally good news! [MENTION=7064761]JuanKca[/MENTION] do not try this one on your M9!
[G2 General] chrisc44890:
Someone posted a fixed gapps package for 6.0 on the AICP Google+ page choose arm nano or pico depending on what apps you want.
[G2 General] adamz667:
It's not working - I got a reboot after welcome screen. With and without GApps. So it's probably bad build or it's not ready yet.
[G2 General] Nick N:
This is only for D802? I have a D801 (T-Mobile).
[G2 General] zmankiller:
I'm gonna flash this on my vs980 wonder how well that'll go
[G2 General] errikosd:
Please don't.
[G2 General] tblinshi1234:
any one knows what bootstacks or bootloader should we flash before flashing this rom?
[G2 General] zmankiller:
Ha I didn't work but I edited the updater script and then I had the same problems the other people were having
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Saurabhcr7:
Hey guys, I am using micromax canvas spark can you please tell me

"HOW TO ENABLE DOUBLE TAP TO UNLOCK LOCKSCREEN FEATURE IN CANVAS SPARK"
[XDA Assist] mortal23:
hi, i unlocked my galaxy sport successfully by this method http://xdaforums.com/sprint-galaxy-s5/general/confirmed-sim-unlocked-s5-sport-g860p-t3128965 now im back on lollipop oh1 stock and still unlocked for international ofcourse the only problem im facing is that i cant recieve calls whenever is an incoming call this message pops up Unfortunately the Process.com.android.phone Has Stopped anybody is having this problem or knows how to fix it.....thanx
[XDA Assist] Primokorn:
Hi,

You've asked in the correct section so I'll close this thread.

If that doesn't help you, you could try asking for help here: Sprint Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Good luck!
[Android Development on Bada] aboyazan78:
please all fellow wave2 users any one can confirm a working tv-out custom rom ?

any one report please :confused:
[General Questions and Answers] Jonnyredcorn:
***SORRY FOR THE LARGE IMAGE, I CANNOT GET SPOILER TAGS TO WORK FOR SOME REASON!! I used what I thought were the correct SPOILER and /SPOILER tags inside brackets but it doesn't seem to be working.

So was going through the storage settings and noticed Google Play Music is using 359MB, 16.82MB is the app itself, 343MB is Data. I currently have no music on the device for offline playback. I have the option to clear the data, but I want to know what it is before I do it. I checked /storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.google.android.music

This is on both my Nexus 5 and Nexus 7, both running Marshmallow(Nexus 5 is on Cataclysm & elementalX kernel, Nexus 7 is on CleanROM & elementalX kernel).

http://i.imgur.com/DNzPhER.png

This link is an image of the storage settings. I tried to post the photo inline but the image was HUGE! I couldn't get the spoiler tag to work...what did I do wrong? I used SPOILER and /SPOILER with the [ ] [/ ] brackets.
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HausiX10:
Hi,

I am the 'proud' owner of an SM-T533 Value Edition WiFi, specs: http://pdadb.net/index.php?m=specs&id=7941&c=samsung_sm-t533_galaxy_tab4_ve_10.1_lte-a

What I am looking for is a custom recovery for this thing. It has an Snapdragon 410 processor and is an update of the older Tab 4 10.1

Currently the latest official KitKat 4.4.4 is installed, rooted with Kingo Root.

Questions:

- is there a Cyanogen or Blisspop ROM available for this model? (preferably Bliss, because I have this on my Moto G and like it very much)

- if yes, can I flash it with Flashify if there is no TWRP/CWM available?

thanks

Hans
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
h,

it's a qcom/msm8916 device with a snapdragon 410,

it's likely you can use another sm-t53xx 's [lte] custom recovery without issue, twrp or philz/cwm.

keep hold of your firmware, and since you are rooted, dump a copy of stock recovery from your device to your pc

and package it for odin flashing jic.

your recovery partition would likely be mmcblk0p15, so in terminal run,

dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p15 of=/sdcard/stock-recovery.img

then pull it to your pc and package it for flashing through odin, [lookup instuctions].

then get a copy of twrp or philz for sm-t53x lte model and flash it through odin and see if it works out.

if good. then make a full backup of your rom via recovery and then give one of the lte rom releases a try.

m
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thisisapoorusernamechoice:
M,

You called? I pulled this from the SM-T533 5.1.1 build, XEO Region (Poland). Hope it suits your fancy (the tar is obviously in the zip)

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24269982086992814

T
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HausiX10:
Hi moonbutt74, I downloaded the stock recovery and tomorrow I will try to flash TWRP/Philz

thanks a bunch

Hans
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HausiX10:
- flashed "T533XXU1BOI3_T533OXA1BOI3" to get latest bootloader -> OK

- flashed "TWRP-2.8.7.0-SM-T5XX-150901_matisse_wifi_3g_lte" -> RECOVERY IS NOT SEANDROID ENFORCING

- flashed "cwm-recovery" -> RECOVERY IS NOT SEANDROID ENFORCING

so I'm back to square one (KitKat)

n.B. flashing the provided stock recovery results in a black screen :crying:
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thisisapoorusernamechoice:
Sorry to hear about the stock recovery, I did what I always do. You can still fix it by flashing an Odin firmware

N.B. it says "recovery is not seandroid enforcing" even when the custom recovery is working properly, so that doesn't tell us anything. I assume you were trying to say TWRP didn't work
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HausiX10:
correct, just the message and no recovery (TWRP|CWM) :crying:
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
okay, that's what i wanted to know, display drivers in kernel, quit your whining by the way. ;)

so i'll need to get hold of kernel source, oh joy.

i'll get back to this thread when i have a kernel compiled and tinker with the recovery image.

re-flash your stock recovery.

m
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HausiX10:
great, appreciate your effort :D
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thisisapoorusernamechoice:
M,

Idk if this will help but I'm giving you the stock 5.1.1 boot.img (zipped and attached), I'm still working on getting the /system/lib/modules/ listing. Also, and idk if this is significant, but unlike all other Tab 4 models, the SM-T533 is 64 bit, google it if you don't believe me but I'm 95% confident on the veracity of that statement.
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
okay guys,

i am NOT finding a source for t533 , :eek:

this model is sm-t533 ?

for now i'll take a spin with sm-t535 LL source release, the 64 bit thing is iffy though.

m
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thisisapoorusernamechoice:
I know right? I can't even get the system.img.ext4 to play nicely, otherwise I'd have the /system/lib/modules/ listing for you. But this SM-T533 seems to be a real challenge. But if it's any help, yes, it's definitely 64 bit (DogBlamn, right??!)
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
T,

is anything in the firmware, to identify the display? also H, download and install cpuz from playstore and post all the info it spits out.

m
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HausiX10:
[MENTION=757157]this[/MENTION]...

it is 100% 64Bit as per the specs I linked in my firts post :)

keep going guys and thanks

Hans
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HausiX10:
M, here comes CPUZ stuff, if need more or different, just say...