yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] vovaxxxx:
I have the same problem I`m installed TT ,but the same, status - gps is on , but no recieving data...

PLease, somebody , help!
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] lblawii:
The setting should be set to Settings: "NMEA 0183v2 9600" for the GPS to work. I have the same phone and cannot lock to GPS unless I use this setting.
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] faun77:
Thanks All :) I solve this problem.

Thanks All :) I solve this problem.

1.	Download “VisualGPSce” from http://www.freewareppc.com

2.	In “Settings” (Ustawienia) “GPS” set :

3.	“Software” (Programy) = COM4

4.	“Device” (Sprzęt) = COM5 , 4800

5.	OK.

6.	Test signal from “VisualGPSce”

7.	OK

8.	In AutoMapa „Settings” – “GPS” set COM4, 4800 in page 1

9.	Page 2 All switch Off

Regards

Tomasz
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] vovaxxxx:
What rom are you using?

please, write...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] bjf189:
As we all know it was made for Verizon. I hate being on stock with prepaid of Verizon. The only custom rom I found that is touchwiz based, on 4.4 and for Verizon was superliterom. So what I'm trying to do is use superliterom by flashing it through safestrap 4.0. Now I have the nf5 module that was provided by the person who made superliterom and flashing the module made my Wi-Fi work just I've noticed some bugs. The boot animations never work. It's just a black screen. I keep getting that the system isn't responding and prompts to force close. Also I've noticed that it don't bring the on screen keyboard up even though it says it's installed. And the back, home, or menu keys don't work. So that being said, any idea how I can possibly rebuild the rom that's originally made for Verizon to be able to use on the prepaid side known as nf5 firmware that's 4.4.2. I really just am tired of stock and really need a custom one. Just one at least. If a dev could pick up on this an rebuild it for the prepaid side or make a custom one for prepaid would be greatly appreciated
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] bjf189:
Any help anyone? I know this phone is old but I can't give up on it
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] bjf189:
Any help would be appreciated guys.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dawgdoc:
The dev is still active on the SLR thread, saw him there today.

The other TW based custom rom for the d2vzw/i535 on the 4.4.2 bootloader is PaulPizz Rom. I'll see if I can find the link.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] bjf189:
Ok thanks but what you mean SLR thread? What's SLR? And it says that the Rom closed on development.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dawgdoc:
SLR = SuperLiteROM, yes he quit developing, but he is still there answering questions and helping people.
[Elephone P8000] vetkak:
Hello I would like to share something I found out about the fingerprint scanner, that worked for me and hopefully for you as well.

When I received my Elephone P8000 I was disappointed that the fingerprint scanner didn't work as well as I hoped (about 50% success rate).

First I thought it was the Phone, but actually it was my own fault.:confused: and now it works 99% of the time:D

The wrong way: when adding a new fingerprint, I placed my finger at the exact same spot every time while configuring.

The good way: hold the phone like you normally would when unlocking the phone, and place your finger at slightly different places on the scanner when configuring (do not center your finger at the exact same spot).

I hope this helps.
[Elephone P8000] jman0:
That's the way I've done it since I bought the phone and my success rate when using the fingerprint scanner must be around 90% (no kidding).
[Elephone P8000] Rizera:
Same here. Actually, I think my success rate on the fingerprint scanner is higher than 90%.
[Elephone P8000] abubakar486:
I'm getting good results from this
[Elephone P8000] ruonim:
Depends on fingers skin too. Scanner dosn't recognise fingers a lot when having dry skin(washed hands a lot in a day) and had normal skin when entering prints.
[Elephone P8000] yeongk:
Thanks for sharing, i getting 90% success rate with this method.
[G3 General] justyourimage:
Edit: This is obsolete now!

The official xposed-v78-sdk21-arm.zip fixes any issues with v21a. So go to the official thread, download, flash and it just works:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3034811
[G3 General] derpadoodle:
Can confirm it's working great here, nice find!
[G3 General] baster72:
confirm its work!

you need freeze also "weatherplatform" & "weather" in titaniumbackup for not getting error message .. ty
[G3 General] geus:
Many thanks. I didn't upgrade yet because of the xposed problem.. Now I can!

Will update later if it worked
[G3 General] finferlo:
The workaround works but each boot Android updates. Do you also have this problem? Something wrong.
[G3 General] justyourimage:
did you try to clean dalvik / cache ?
[G3 General] finferlo:
Yes ! Then I tried reinstalling the beginning V21A, after all wipe. But at every start Android updates (5 applications)
[G3 General] baster72:
v78 is out you can install Xposed Installer v3.0 alpha 4 v78 and its work again perfectly
[G3 General] zoneofSAM:
Download xposed v78 sdk 21 for stock lp from here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3034811
[G3 General] mourad1081:
Can I unfreeze those apps after the installation of xposed ?
[G3 General] Pho Thet:
Can you tell me how to install xposed lg g3 d855 v21a pls ? :) step by step. :)
[G3 General] justyourimage:
1. Download xposed-v78-sdk21-arm.zip: http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3543410&d=1447616600

2. Boot into Recovery (you need to have TWRP or another custom recovery installed)

3. Flash it (xposed-v78-sdk21-arm.zip - in your Download-Folder)

4. Clear Dalvik / Cache

5. Reboot

6. Download and Install the Xposed Installer: http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3383776&d=1435601440

7. Profit
[G3 General] Pho Thet:
How to clear dalvik/cache? How to flash xposed v78? I already downloaded files. Thank you for your helps. Need to disable or remove smart cover and weather. :)
[G3 General] wilx:
How do I install TWRP on 21a? All the ones I can fond are for 20 etc? Will this work for 21?

I assume we can get the xposed-v78-sdk23-arm64.zip now instead of 21?

Thanks

---------- Post added at 10:48 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:03 AM ----------

The Version for 20x works fine on 21a from here http://xdaforums.com/lg-g3/general/d855-one-click-root-twrp-recovery-t3072767
[G3 General] kalafior12:
Or autorec apk

Wysłane z mojego XT1032 przy użyciu Tapatalka
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] android-incredible:
i just buy a galaxy gear SM-V700 and the software version is V700XXUBNA6..i want to install a tizen rom but i dont know if i can go straight to this rom

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-gear/galaxy-gear-tizen-development/rom-tizenmod-3-0-skin1980-t2850353

or i have to do something else before install this rom.....
[Nexus 6P Accessories] quitlee:
Thanks! Very informative. I was wondering how his reviews affect usage with the Nexus 6P, and was starting to sway towards waiting for a spec-compliant adapter to come out. But now I think I'll just go for it...
[Nexus 6P Accessories] Elnrik:
Hi there!

Thanks for making this thread! This has been a hotly debated topic in numerous other threads, and has probably deserved it's own for quite a while now. I don't think it is a secret that [MENTION=7001686]dwswager[/MENTION] and I have had a slight disagreement from time to time concerning this. I'm not here to flame or derail the post, but hopefully provide a different perspective in hopes of furthering the discussion and understanding.

This is great advice. If you don't want to take the risk, please buy in-spec cables. Intentionally using the out of specification cables is akin to hacking and tweaking an OS. I'm not against doing so - we wouldn't have custom roms without it - but, you should know the risks and be willing to accept them. With that said, it is my belief that current non-compliant cables should be removed from the market altogether. Unless the product is correctly labeled as such and specifically sold and marketed as non-compliant hardware, consumers don't really know what they are buying. Allowing manufacturers to sell these USB cables, and having users believe they are within specifications when they aren't, shouldn't be allowed.

Regardless, I would consider intentionally using out of spec cables in an attempt to gain further charging benefits to be "charging hacking". The goal, as stated, is to push the hardware beyond it's rated capabilities and/or to exceed documented specifications. As long as you know that is what you are trying to do, go for it! It's like flashing a rom to your phone - If you brick your charger, void your warranty, or get your charger stuck in a boot loop, it's your own fault. hehehe.

This is an area I would be concerned about. As there is no way to know how much over the charger's rating you can safely go, I would advise caution. Also, it is entirely possible that the "higher actual capacity" is a safety buffer the manufacturer didn't intend for daily use.

I'm not entirely sure how proven this is as there are some examples online demonstrating the 6P pulling about 50% more current from an Anker charger than it is rated to provide. Again, I would advise caution.

Yes, probably best not to do this on an expensive laptop or PC. :good:
[Nexus 6P Accessories] zanzabar:
if it is just a cheap car adapter that is one thing, but i would not want any cables like that near a computer. even if i know better than to plug it in i still may or someone else may.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] zeitgeb3r:
https://plus.google.com/+BensonLeung/posts/JmcU4rA1csh
[Nexus 6P Accessories] Pilz:
I've used one many times and it hasn't fried my charger or phone.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] DebauchedSloth:
While I agree with this, I'm a lot more worried about someone who unknowingly or unintentionally (or stupidly) starts using those cables all over the places because "Damn it, Martha, that there cable worked just fine in the past", and plugs into a variety of ports not designed for the current, such as, but not limited to: notebook USB ports, PC USB ports, portable lion battery ports, airport charger ports, airline seat ports, the USB port in your Mom's car, your buddy's $1 USB charger that he got at WalMart and what have you. Yeah, it'll mostly work, but when it doesn't.... You could also replace all the 20A fuses in your house with 40A fuses and that would mostly work. Until it doesn't.

I just don't see the point. Buying spec compliant cables is no big deal. Buying a C->C fast charger is no big deal. What's the upside here? Save a few bucks? If that?
[Nexus 6P Accessories] Pilz:
No the upside is that inspec cables are harder to come by than out of spec ones. I bought the OP ones before we knew if they were in spec. I have the iorange one which is in spec as well but i don't want to waste the money i spent on the OP cables since i have 4 plus their adapter. I have Nexus Protect so i don't care if my phone magically dies since that's why i bought an extended warranty for it. I also own the Google 22.5W charger and i will gladly get more C-C cables but that doesn't help my charge my phone in the car
[Nexus 6P Accessories] robstunner:
I have been using my old quick charge wall adapters with OnePlus cables for over a month now and I haven't had a single issue. They all charge at their rated rate, or under (my moto turbo charger tops out at 1300mah even though it can go much higher). Ive asked Benson already: what about the wall adapters? No reply. Oh, and USB Type C wall adapters are even harder to find then these cables, and who knows if those are "in spec." I already spent nearly $40 in OnePlus cables, im not about to buy $50 more in "in spec cables" to then find out that some google guy is now saying "dont use xxx wall adapters." I think if this really was a FIRE risk, google itself would be issuing a statement not just some guy who works there at some capacity. As far as i know, the device will be fine, and with my 1 year warranty i doubt anyone is going to run into a DEVICE issue. I think this is blowing up way out of proportion. My Samsung non fast charging wall adapter chargers at a max of 2.1a, and its rated for 2a. That 100 isnt going to do squat and i wouldnt be surprised if that was within the power rating anyway. My quick charge 2.0 aukey chargers also charge at that speed with the oneplus cables. Again, no issue. I think at this point ill risk the potential of damaging a $5 wall adapter due to a cable being "out of spec" than spending $12-19 a cable (times 5 as id want 2 in my cars and 3 at home) and then worrying about the wall adapters going with it possibly spending even more to replace those. Oh, and then you have to worry about the in car charging on top of those. I get what he's saying, and I don't disbelieve him, I just don't think its as big of an issue as people are making this out to be. Ill update my opinion if something happens, but im doubting it.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] gizzmoffm:
Don't buy these cables. Period.

See this report on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/Nexus/comments/3rjiol/my_nexus_5x_fried_two_car_chargers_help_please/

Worst case: burn your house, die.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] DebauchedSloth:
FWIW, it won't be your phone that dies, as far as I know. Worse case, whatever you plug it it into will die, potentially in a very bad way.

Just doesn't seem worth it.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] zeitgeb3r:
Murphy's Law.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] ackattacker:
All high-quality, brand name chargers feature overcurrent protection of some sort. All of them. You can stick a paper clip in them and totally short them out with no ill effect. If a charger emitted magic smoke under load it was a defective unit. They are by design "constant voltage, constant current" chargers, meaning they endeavor to supply a constant voltage until they hit their current maximum, at which point they become constant current and allow the voltage to drop to maintain the current constant.

For those who are curious about the exact behavior of various chargers under load, read all about it here:

http://www.righto.com/2012/10/a-dozen-usb-chargers-in-lab-apple-is.html
[Nexus 6P Accessories] dtdmdrums:
Well said, and great article!
[Nexus 6P Accessories] _jordan_:
I have been looking everywhere for information on this topic. Everyone seems to think using a non spec cable is the end of the world but it seems it is not.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] semajm85:
so i'd be correct to say that if i used the One Plus type A to type C cable rated for 2.4A on my 12W iPad charger rated for 2.4A output, i'd be ok?
[Nexus 6P Accessories] DebauchedSloth:
Maybe. It's not entirely risk free, but - as that article notes - it's probably OK. It's a calculated risk. That about sums up the entire issue.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] NCguy:
Has there been any A to C adapters that have been approved? I don't think I saw any in that spreadsheet going around.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] DebauchedSloth:
http://www.amazon.com/iOrange-E-Bra...?ie=UTF8&qid=1447681815&sr=8-2&keywords=USB-C
[Nexus 6P Accessories] NCguy:
Thanks for that. Looks like that adapter is C to A. Is there a certified A to C that I've overlooked?
[Nexus 6P Accessories] DebauchedSloth:
You mean a micro-USB to C? No good ones that I am aware of.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] ackattacker:
I have an iPad 12W charger and measured around 12-13 watts at the AC plug and 2120mA using the "Ampere" software. I'd say it is operating well within safe limits.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] NCguy:
Yes, actually that is what I meant. Thanks.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] dwswager:
Getting More than Rated Capacity is NORMAL!

Over and over I read people equating getting more than the rated current out of a charger is somehow dangerous when it is normal and expected! In fact, if you can only get the rated capacity out of your charger, you got the dud.

In order to understand this, you need to know that the RATED capacity is not the maximum a charger can do. It is what the manufacturer is certifying the charger can do. As long as both the source and the sink work together to maintain proper voltage, the current will take care of itself.

First, let say I already build a 3A charger and I deem it beneficial to also sell a 2A charger. The simplest solution for me is to slap a 2A sticker on my 3A charger and call it a day! Precisely because the device will control the draw and the charger only outputs on demand, this works fine.

The other solution is to build a charger rated at 2A. But any product like this will have natural variation in it's output capacity based on the components, design and build quality. Shown below is a normal curve. The goal of quality control is to minimize variation so the curve is tall and narrow about the mean. But it is also to determine what the mean value needs to be such that I have confidence that the vast proportion of all the chargers will meet the rated capacity. If we set the rating at 2A and place it at the -2.5 mark on the below image, and then we might discover that the mean needs to be 2.7A (which would be at the 0 mark). That means at the other end of the graph, some chargers will output 3A!

[IMG="Normal Distribution"]http://www.n8henrie.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/normal67.gif[/IMG]

Cheapy manufacturers can take a different tack. They might advertise the maximum output of a device is 2A. They are telling you they placed 2A at the mean and (assuming a symmetrical distribution), half the chargers won't actually output that much while the other half will output more. Maximum output and rated output are often confused or used interchangeably.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] Pilz:
I own the iorange cable and its well made and nice. I haven't seen any adapters yet but I'm sure they will come in due time
[Nexus 6P Accessories] Mikey:
I am so confused with all these threads about chargers and what not......im so hesitant on buying 2 chargers. 1 cable to charge at home (AC to type 3) and 1 cable with a cigarette adaptor for the car........ugh

/rant over

/carry on
[Nexus 6P Accessories] DebauchedSloth:
Simple. For now, buy the google charger for home (or use the one you have) and buy a certified A->C cable like the one I linked to above and use a good quality USB A car charger. That car charger won't show "rapidly charging", but will charge at nearly the same rate. Or you can get one of the USB-C car chargers, though those are rare.

Avoid non-compliant cables. It's just not worth it. I rather imagine that they will soon disappear, and good riddance.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] dwswager:
I have two of the Techmatte Micro B to Type C Adapter and they work great. In fact, I'm looking at one attached to the end of a cable on my desk at work. Use them for charging in my car too, but tested with file transfers from my Asus UL30Vt laptop as well. They are a #1 Best seller and 5 Star rated on Amazon by most users and the negative reviews are only to parrot Benson Leung's statement concerning the pull-up resistor or to say they don't get rapid charging which is actually a function of the charger they are using.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] DebauchedSloth:
I've got a couple of those too. They are definitely non-compliant, as you note. Were they compliant, I'd get fast charging without the risk and without worrying about where I use them. As they are....no thanks.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] dwswager:
How would you get fast charging from an A to C port using a Micro B cable if they correct pullup resistor is used? So you can confirm you get more than 2.4A from a Type A charger to your Nexus 6P using the in spec cables? Because it is with the wrong pull up resistor advertising 3A availability that allows the rest of us to get fast charging (read that greater than 2.4A) from select chargers that will output more than 2.4A.

BTW, I have completely jumped off the Charging Rapidly bandwagon. I was asked to test a charger and I had to skip charging my 6P for a day and still had to force drain it so it would get under 20%. I usually charge overnight and I'm easily good for the day. I don't game on my phone and most of my music is local so I'm not streaming. I do stream some video though.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] DebauchedSloth:
Nope, my bad. I can get what the charger is rated to supply, up to 2.4w.

I'm in the same place; I rarely really *need* fast charging. The battery life is crazy good. Still good to have.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] Pilz:
You mean 2.4A? 2.4W is nothing
[Nexus 6P Accessories] copong:
This is crap advice. The 6P WILL try to draw 3A from these cables. Buy them if you really know what you're doing.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] lemmyslender:
I have a couple cables that have not been tested, I also have the microusb to C adapters. They may or not be compliant.

I've used them with a variety of adapters, and per ampere, they haven't pulled slightly more than what they are rated (ie 2.1A on a 2A rated charger). Additionally, watching ampere, the 6P ramps UP the charging rate. It starts low and increases as opposed to trying to pull 3A then lowering down. Charging rates while using the cables/adapters with a USB port on a computer stay low as well. I didn't even hit 900ma on a USB3 port.

Caution should be used, but this is getting pretty blown out of proportion.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] zeitgeb3r:
Murphy's law, brah.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] _jordan_:
Looks like oneplus says the adapters are safe as long as the charger can self regulate.

https://oneplus.net/support/type-c-refund
[Nexus 6P Accessories] dwswager:
Which every USB 2.0 and newer charger should be able to do. They are required to have re settable over current protection. On the flip side, USB 2.0 portable devices are supposed to be designed to work with any USB charger by monitoring the power bus to ensure the voltage stays in range. Hence it will ramp power draw based on the buss voltage. When the charger can't keep up, the PD moderates the draw.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] _jordan_:
Yes. Looks to me like the only way these "dangerous" cables could cause an issue is if you use them with a charger you made yourself.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] fhoomer:
BensonApproved

A list of all Benson Approved Type-c cables bensonapproved.com
[Nexus 6P Accessories] fodi97:
So... Is it safe to buy an OEM Nexus 5X charger from eBay?

Also is it safe to charge my 6P with the included USB A to C cable from a Xiaomi powerbank?
[Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4 Q&A, Help & Trouble] mantarkus:
I have a Tab Pro 8.4 running latest CM11 with Apex launcher.

While listening to Spotify at work (meaning not at high volume) the right speaker stopped working, checked with other apps, same thing. Headphones do work fine though. Any ideas or apps that might help me?

Thanks for any help

David C.
[Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4 Q&A, Help & Trouble] mantarkus:
UPDATE:

I tapped the back side of my tablet near the speaker and the sound came back again although at a lower volume, tapped it once more and the audio was gone. I guess it's a faulty connection. I'll try prying it open and see if there's any fix I can attempt.

Thanks for reading.

David C.
[General Questions and Answers] kegemoto:
anyone is making it?:confused:
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deltastylez:
Hi guys,

I bought a otg micro sd card reader.

I want to move my apps to my otg so it won't take that space on my phone itself

Is there any app for that?

Hope someone can help me!

Thanks
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] geowolf1000:
Link2sd plus from pkaystore does that but maybe you need to change and selinux policy to work properly.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pras96:
link2sd should work but if im not wrong you may need to install se linux mode changer to make it permissive for it to work.Also i may be wrong but when i tried this few months back i couldnt get it to work because of some filesystem issue
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] geowolf1000:
Did you format to ext2 your partition?

Does not work with fat format
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pras96:
Yup you should change it to ext2 and give it a shot, I haven't done it myself but it should work, however just in case try it with a small pendrive or something cheap