yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus 6 Android Development] fhem:
Changelog​

[B]Release 2016/07/10[/B]
*Update kernel source
*Fix wifi connection issue on r54.

[B]Release 2016/07/08[/B]
*Updated to aosp 6.0.1_r54 MTC19Z
*Jul 5, 2016 Security Patch included
*Updated SuperSU v:2.76
*Updated prebuilt WebViewGoogle
*Updated vendor blobs
*Misc tweaks see github.

[B]Release 2016/06/08[/B]
*Updated to aosp 6.0.1_r45 MTC19V
*Jun 1, 2016 Security Patch included
*Rebased on top of 6.0.1_r25
*Updated SuperSU v:2.74-2
*Changed BusyBox to osm0sis Busybox installer v:1.24.2 --Thanks @osm0sis
*Updated AdAway to v: 3.1.1(56) -- built from source
*Added enable adb debugging over network (non-persistent) ----> Settings/Developer options (under Debugging)
*Updated kernel source
*Reorganized/cleaned up vendor/noobbuilds
*Updated prebuilt WebViewGoogle
*Updated vendor blobs
*Misc tweaks see github.

[B]Release 2016/05/05[/B]
*Updated to aosp 6.0.1_r25 MTC19T
*May 1, 2016 Security Patch included
*Updated kernel source.
*Updated prebuilt WebViewGoogle
*Updated vendor blobs
*Misc tweaks see github.

[B][SIZE="4"]Release 2016/04/06[/SIZE][/B]
*Updated to aosp 6.0.1_r24 MHC19Q
*Apr. 2, 2016 Security Patch included
*Updated to SuperSU 2.68 --- System Install
*Updated prebuilt WebViewGoogle
*System UI Tuner PLEASE NOTE THIS A WIP!!!
*Misc tweaks see github.

[B][SIZE="4"]Release 2016/03/12[/SIZE][/B]
*Updated to aosp 6.0.1_r22 MHC19J
*Update includes latest Google bug fixes.

[B][SIZE="4"]Release 2016/03/09[/SIZE][/B]
*Updated to aosp 6.0.1_r17 MMB29V
*Mar. 1, 2016 Security Patch included
*Updated Kernel Adiutor to v-0.9.9.4 built from source
*Updated to SuperSU 2.67 --- System Install
*Added native SYS UI Tuner -> Settings/Personal/System UI Tuner PLEASE NOTE THIS A WIP!!!!
*Misc tweaks see github.

[B]Release 2016/01/11[/B]
*Updated to aosp 6.0.1_r10 MMB29T
*Jan. 1, 2016 Security Patch included
*Updated Kernel Adiutor to v-0.9.9.2.3 built from source
*Expanded Dark Theme
*Misc tweaks see github.

[B]Release 2015/12/11[/B]
*Updated to aosp 6.0.1_r3 MMB29M
*Dec. 1, 2015 Security Patch included
*Added intial Noobbuilds Options --> Settings/Noobbuilds/Gestures/DT2S Nav Bar option
*Addded light/dark ui theme option --> Settings/Display/Theme
*Added expanded desktop option --> Settings/Display/Expanded Desktop
*Added DT2W option --> Settings/Display/Tap To wake
*Misc tweaks see github.

​
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Vortex1969:
Welcome aboard.... Love your github commits haha noob fix that love it. Have fun and enjoy yourself.

Thanks for the new addition...:)
[Nexus 6 Android Development] ztotherad:
I'm going to have to try this out! and look at the commits so i can cherry-pick and get a stock aosp rom out there that works!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] HueyT:
Always been a fan of NOOBBUILDS_N6 on AFH (MRA58V is another great AOSP rom) :good:
[Nexus 6 Android Development] razrlover:
Sweet, good to see!! Thanks for sharing
[Nexus 6 Android Development] fhem:
New Build in OP

Release 2105/12/11

*Updated to aosp 6.0.1_r3 MMB29M

*Dec. 1, 2015 Security Patch included

*Added intial Noobbuilds Options --> Settings/Noobbuilds/Gestures/DT2S Nav Bar option

*Addded light/dark ui theme option --> Settings/Display/Theme

*Added expanded desktop option --> Settings/Display/Expanded Desktop

*Added DT2W option --> Settings/Display/Tap To wake

*Misc tweaks see github.

Install Instructions:

1. Download noobbuilds rom and recommended gapps.

2. Boot into twrp, make backup, and wipe (system, caches, data)

3. Flash noobbuilds rom and recommended gapps.

4. Boot up and enjoy!!!!

5. I restored the data partition from my twrp backup w/o any issues.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] fhem:
New build in op

New build up in the OP

Release 2016/01/11

*Updated to aosp 6.0.1_r10 MMB29T

*Jan. 1, 2016 Security Patch included

*Updated Kernel Adiutor to v-0.9.9.2.3 built from source

*Expanded Dark Theme

*Misc tweaks see github.

Enjoy!!!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] razrlover:
awesomeness my dude,thanks for building
[Nexus 6 Android Development] :
Thanks! I just looking for this kind of build!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] jim262:
I really like this ROM. Very smooth and ever thing I have checked is working. I have yet to test Android Pay. Anyhow, would it be possible to include carrier information on status bar? Right now, one has to go to the lock screen to verify that they are indeed using WiFi Calling and not data for phone call. In the past, I have noticed in some ROMs that despite the option being checked in settings, it doesn't always turn on automatically.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] fhem:
I have read that Android Pay only works on N6P and N5X for now. I don't use WiFi calling. I'm on Verizon. I do, however, use Hangouts for phone calls and video calls when on WiFi. I will look into including your request in future builds.

Thanks for the report.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] exekias:
Roms looks and feels good, will give it a working day to see whether it is for me.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Mervingio:
Can use the Google dialer and contacts from PS on this ROM?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] tomzefi:
From my experience contacts worked but dialer did not. Dialer only worked for me on Google img based roms.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] fhem:
I agree w/ [MENTION=3285161]tomzefi[/MENTION]. Most aosp roms don't include all required support for the Google dialer . I like my roms dialer and contacts because I use the dark theme rom option. If you need google dialer for Fi try this. No guarantees from me I don't use it.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] FL4NKENSTEIN:
This is exactly what I was looking for to serve a specific purpose on MultiRom. Thank You
[Nexus 6 Android Development] fhem:
New Build Up in OP

Release 2016/05/05

*Updated to aosp 6.0.1_r25 MTC19T

*May 1, 2016 Security Patch included

*Updated kernel source.

*Updated prebuilt WebViewGoogle

*Updated vendor blobs

*Misc tweaks see github.

Latest GoogleCamera linked in OP.

See OP for all instructions.

Enjoy!!!!!!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] jetsman:
Is this based on m or n preview?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] fhem:
aosp 6.0.1_r25 MTC19T = mm
[Nexus 6 Android Development] jetsman:
Ok thanks
[Nexus 6 Android Development] pickandrew:
Hello, This ROM is stable or in beta version?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] fhem:
Stable IMHO -- I use for my dd.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] fhem:
New Build Up In OP

Release 2016/06/08

*Updated to aosp 6.0.1_r45 MTC19V

*Jun 1, 2016 Security Patch included

*Rebased on top of 6.0.1_r25

*Updated SuperSU v:2.74-2

*Changed BusyBox to osm0sis Busybox installer v:1.24.2 --Thanks [MENTION=4544860]osm0sis[/MENTION]

*Updated AdAway to v: 3.1.1(56) -- built from source

*Added enable adb debugging over network (non-persistent) ----> Settings/Developer options (under Debugging)

*Updated kernel source

*Reorganized/cleaned up vendor/noobbuilds

*Updated prebuilt WebViewGoogle

*Updated vendor blobs

*Misc tweaks see github.

Enjoy.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Mervingio:
So why need flash camera? not is better go to PS and install it?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] fhem:
Either way should be ok. Mine is deodexed, downloaded from apk mirror, includes all the libs and is installed as a system app. If you get it from the play store it will install as data app
[Nexus 6 Android Development] edgemaster191:
Loving this ROM so far. Just wondering if anyone else has a weird brightness issue where it goes up to full brightness when I unlock my phone and the brightness slider doesn't do anything. It will eventually correct itself after a few seconds. Its just a bit of a shock at first, especially in the morning.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] fhem:
I tried to reproduce what you are seeing --- It doesn't seem to happen to me. Sorry I'm not sure what is going w/ your setup.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] pillo85:
I just realize this ROM was release on my birthday 11/24 so I guess I have to give it a go. ?. Any advise on custom kernel or set up to maximize battery?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] fhem:
I use the kernel that comes w/ the rom and don't do any special setup for battery life. I am happy w/ that setup. As I am sure you aware, battery life is highly dependent on the individual user.

As far as kernels go I suggest you try the ones that use use AnyKernel. This will preserve the ramdisk mods supplied w/ the rom.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] pillo85:
Thank you for this ROM , I like how smoothly is running, if you don't mind me asking wich weather app is the one I see on screen shot in OP? Have a great day and thank you
[Nexus 6 Android Development] fhem:
this one. It is primarily a widget w/ lots of options.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Virus1x:
Love it.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nick (ATYCD):
Good one
[Nexus 6 Android Development] fhem:
July Security Patch Build Up In The OP

Release 2016/07/08

*Updated to aosp 6.0.1_r54 MTC19Z

*Jul 5, 2016 Security Patch included

*Updated SuperSU v:2.76

*Updated prebuilt WebViewGoogle

*Updated vendor blobs

*Misc tweaks see github.

Enjoy!!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] fhem:
Updated July Build In OP

Release 2016/07/10

*Update kernel source

*Fix wifi connection issue on r54.

Updated kernel source and fixed wifi connection issue with last build.

Enjoy.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cytex01:
Hi,

My wife has a Samsung Galaxy S 5 for a couple of months now. Lately it's been acting strange. I don't know how to explain it properly but here goes. The phone randomly opens apps (you here the click/pop sound). When this starts, it gets worse real quick. The phone gets really laggy and slow, while hearing the sound constantly...sometimes like 50 times repeatedly with no pause. As if you were to hold down a physical keyboard button. Even when I can turn off the display, I still hear the sound. Only when I let the phone flip out and when the sound finally stops, I can resume using the phone. That is until it starts again. Even the interval of when this happens is random.

Can someone help me? I think it's a hardware problem (touchscreen). But I'm no expert.

Phone is a SM-G901F running Android 5.0.2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Baconwich:
So hi. Had an issue with my GNex where I had to replace the charging port (easy) and I managed to tear the volume button cables in the process. Wasn't a huge issue until I had the clever idea of booting into recovery.

Currently using ClockworkMod Recovery 6.0.2.3, and because I'm not smart it's not the touch version. All I can do is select "reboot system now" and choose "no" to fixing root, because I can't navigate without the volume keys. Choosing to restart just brings me back to recovery, so I can't get back into the OS to flash the touch version (would I even be able to without the volume keys?).

Is there any way I can flash a touch recovery on the device without being able to use the volume keys? I can't boot it into Odin mode here.

(I suppose I could bite the bullet and get a soldering iron... I've got the replacement volume key, I'm just **** at small parts, obviously)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Baconwich:
Got it into Fastboot mode with ADB, but for whatever reason the device driver that works while it's in Recovery mode does not work in Fastboot mode, so Fastboot isn't detecting it and I can't load the new recovery.

Baby steps.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Baconwich:
For whatever reason Windows wasn't installing the ADB drivers properly so I had to do it manually? It even told me the driver I'd selected wasn't recommended, but it went ahead with it anyways and now both ADB and Fastboot work.

It's been so long since this has worked it looks like it's got a Jellybean AOKP ROM on it. Currently initiating swagger, though it's taking a while.

Aaand looks like it's a version of AOKP that just sits there loading eternally. Think I ran into this before, which is how I ended up in this situation to begin with. Must have found a way to get into recovery from here.

So... again, still not working, but for a different reason this time at least.

I really should just get a soldering iron.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dudeyourdead:
If the connection to the motherboard isn't broke and its just the buttons that are broke, you can try using a paper clip to make contact with it and short out the connection which tells the phone the button is pressed its what i did when my power button went out, its a pain to do and get right but it might be worth is i wish i had pictures to show you what i'm talking about so i hope you understand! but if all else fails ebay is your best friend for new parts!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Baconwich:
So, it's the ribbon cable connecting the buttons to the motherboard that's been damaged. I have a replacement, but I am not great with soldering and haven't tried it yet.

In the meantime, I bought a jig on ebay, and with that I've got it back into Odin mode. I'm absolute **** at retaining information/skills though and can't for the life of me remember how to get ADB to detect the damn thing once it's in Odin mode.

One thing I did just remember is that the USB connection on this phone is deep, so a few of the cables I have don't go in far enough, which causes complications.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Baconwich:
Odin detects the phone, Heimdall detects the phone, Kies detects the phone (and tells me it's not supported). I just can't get ADB or Fastboot to detect the phone.

I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling drivers, I've tried swapping USB ports, I've tried different cables, I know this works because I've had it working before.

This phone is going to drive me to drink.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Baconwich:
Sweet buttery gonads, I've got it booting into stock Android (no ADB, but Odin still working? Alright, there's a workaround).

I wish I still had that Moto G, it never had these problems...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Baconwich:
So much luck using the Nexus Root Toolkit, and GAPPS/CWM Recovery Touch by Koush, I appear to have a functioning Galaxy Nexus running CM12.1? It's still verifying/optimizing apps, and that's where my Note 8.0 ran into trouble, so I suppose only time will tell.

22 of 91 apps optimized.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Baconwich:
TL;DR for what I did:

I bought a jig on ebay. $1.50, free shipping, can't go wrong. It plugs into the bottom of the phone (with the power off) and puts the phone in Odin/download mode.

After getting fed up with trying to get ADB/Fastboot working on my desktop (it worked once, can't get it to now, no idea why) I tried it on my laptop. Tracked down a Nexus Root Toolkit (from Wugfresh) which automated a lot of the process, and had a good walkthrough for driver installation. Took three driver wipe/reinstalls on the laptop before it took.

Also the usb port (this being the one I replaced) is broken again, so I have to hold the USB cable at an upward angle for ADB/Fastboot to detect the phone at all. I just rested the cable on a screwdriver next to the phone and that did the trick. No jiggling at all.

The nice thing about the Toolkit is that it automates installation and does all the recovery stuff itself, which bypasses the lack of volume keys entirely. It flashed an up to date TWRP recovery, not sure if it flashed a touch one since I can't boot into recovery mode without the toolkit/ADB/Fastboot anyways.

The phone is still on it's last legs, but I've got CM12.1 installed now, as well as the Blackberry keyboard from the Priv, which was the whole point of digging the GNex out in the first place.

Links:

Nexus Root Toolkit:

http://www.wugfresh.com/nrt/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dudeyourdead:
Glad to Hear! in all fairness i completely restored my Gnex but buying an broke one with functioning part someone sold it bricked for $14.67 on eBay, But if you bought the whole power button flex cable then its just a matter of opening up and snapping it down no soldering required i promise just push till you hear a click!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Baconwich:
Power button's fine, it's the volume keys that are damaged. I've got a bad history with translucent orange ribbon cables.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Chris J:
I have a simple stupid problem: I need to get my phone to automically answer on the first or second ring --

when using a voip app, not the native phone.

There are many simple apps that will answer the phone, but only the cellphone. I need something that can detect a ring coming in on a voip app. Is there such a thing?
[Xposed Framework Modules] adpar:
Instagram kept annoying me with follow suggestions at the top of my feed, filling up nearly half of my screen. So I decided to write this simple module to hide the suggestions.

If you are interested, you can download it on the Xposed repository (I cannot post a hyperlink since I am a new user on XDA).
[Xposed Framework Modules] exodius48:
Great, this is what i need. :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] f0xy:
It's not working for me :/
[Xposed Framework Modules] Simon_TB:
Not working for 7.12.1

Could you add support for this version, or make source code public on github?
[Xposed Framework Modules] adpar:
Just fixed it. Let me know if there are still problems with current versions.
[Xposed Framework Modules] moraytadroidz:
Still not working with 7.12.1, nexus 6p.
[Xposed Framework Modules] exodius48:
[MENTION=7098859]adpar[/MENTION] broken on 7.13.1 , pls update!
[Xposed Framework Modules] lover:
does it work with Instagram v7.15?
[Xposed Framework Modules] adpar:
After I published the original mod, Instagram modified their source code so it became a lot harder to get it to work, which would cost me too much of my spare time. However, I noticed today that they added a remove button to the suggestions, so that sort of fixes the problem. I will remove the mod from the Xposed repo in the near future to avoid further confusion.
[Xposed Framework Modules] XAB235:
can you please update your module for instagran?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Ekro1015:
The apk?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vegh_mark97:
I know that there are threads like this, but the only solutions are Xposed + RootCloak or Cydia + RootCloak.

There is an app of a home service provider (T-Home) which you can watch the channels live with: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=hu.telekom.tvgo

1. Xposed + RootCloak is not working with the app.

2. Cydia is not compatible with my device (SG Note 4 on 5.1.1).

3. I also tried to temporarly disable SuperSU, but it's not working either.

Any suggestions are welcome!

Thanks for Your help in advance!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zelendel:
Many apps are also looking for xposed now and the only way around it is to refresh without them.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vegh_mark97:
Thannks :/ And don't you know a way I could disassamble the app and get this thing out of it?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zelendel:
Not without access to the source code.
[Xperia Z5 General] TheCraig:
I mean I welcome a cleaner interface, I love how close it resembles AOSP but the launcher... I miss the Xperia Z1 slide from the left to bring up short cuts to the Play Store, etc.

I haven't had the phone long enough but the camera has had a huge improvement in terms of UX.

Also I am hoping they introduce more software features in the Marshmallow update since not much has changed on a software level from the Z1. I never paid attention to the Z2 or Z3+ as I was generally satisfied by the Xperia Z1 up until now. I would have got a Galaxy S6 if the Z5 wasn't waterproof/Galaxy S7 around the corner = me no patience.
[Xperia Z5 General] zippy01:
I also miss the slide from the left and also the home rotation
[Xperia Z5 General] Ben36:
I hope Marshmallow brings even more stock Google experience personally
[Xperia Z5 General] augie7107:
I agree, it has gone backwards slightly. Nexus devices are stock and in my opinion drab. I appreciate the OEM customization layers.
[Xperia Z5 General] sci2:
That's a slippery slope and one I don't necessarily agree with. Touchwiz on Samsung, for instance crippled the S6 so badly it is ridiculous. HTC Sense caused problems as well. Google's vanilla experience is slick and fast and Android's openness allows you to find a launcher to suit your needs. Odds are there is one that will emulate whatever experience you are looking for. I switched to the Z5 in large part because of its light touch coupled with the hardware features I really wanted (bigger battery, weatherproof, expandable storage).
[Xperia Z5 General] TheCraig:
I think our point is they have reduced the functionality of their own software from an initial perspective. I like the labels below the icons on the home screen but the slide to the left thing was really useful, now I have to click the menu button to sort apps, which is about 3 more clicks compared to just 1 swipe and a single click. I may sound tedious but the launcher is a step back, the camera's most recent update however makes it imo the best on Android (the UX itself, I have access to an LG G4, and a SGS6 and Sony's Camera UX is pretty impressive)

Overall the stock firmware is much better than my Z1 (which by todays standards is pretty outdated) but I'm glad I never got a Z3+.

I also hope Sony has kept back some goodies for Marshmallow.
[Xperia Z5 General] Phazonclash:
Coming from a Note 3 and a OnePlus One, both running CM12.1, I'm pretty happy with the current Xperia firmware. I was hesitating between the Z5 and the S6 Edge: The almost stock firmware is what made me choose the Z5. I'm glad Sony decided to stick with the (almost) stock Quick Toggles/Notifications panel
[Xperia Z5 General] wakers:
Google themselves are putting pressure on manufacturers to not bloat there phones so I think you'll see slimming down of software so that performance isn't affected to much have to say coming from a nexus the raw Google experience is slick, in fairness though pretty happy with the Sony doesn't seem to laggy at all just a few software glitches every now and again, it used to be the manufacturer would skin Google to make it a viable seller but that's less and less necessary these days

Sent from my Sony Z5 ooossshhhh
[Xperia Z5 General] Gitaroo:
I was hoping they would make the graphics a lot closer to their whats new UI, and add multi screen support for god sakes,
[Xperia Z5 General] RohMish:
What I like is that unlike LG, Samsung and xiaomi, Sony has a good balance between stock look and cudtomisation. Its not bloated with confusing and unnecessary features like others but it still has some features that stock is missing.
[Xperia Z5 General] shravansp24:
Me!

I really loved the android 4.1.2ui on my xperia ZR with its fluid animations. Then the 4.3 came with white ui and i got used to it and it's themes.. The kitkat was even better bringing transparent status bar and good..

Then lollipop came and i felt the ui not that great compared to the kitkar or jb ones..

Now i tried my friend's Z5 and it looks even bad at some places
[Xperia Z5 General] doministry:
I mostly like the new UI. But it just has too many top-bar colours.

I liked the white classy 4.4... But only in the top bar context.

Actually all pop-up windows are looking really good on 5.1, they looked awkward on all previous Androids.

So it's a mixed bag. And I don't miss the left-side menu on app drawer.

However I still prefer Sony's elements over Android's stock ones.
[Xperia Z5 General] Hnnryyb:
please no

new interface is beautiful looks a lot as AOSP but still have SONY style, new app drawer is nice, i do feel it lacking something but its definitely not the left swipe thing in most SONY phones nowadays, i feel like the app grid is huge we need smaller icons , but those thing doesn't really bother me in experience the phone I love it
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] strikerdj2011:
Any one noticed that after so long the screen dims ever so slightly just like it did on the s6 edge not as much as the edge but just enough to make the whites go off white do you reckon it could be fixed by a dev just like it was on the edge ??