yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G4 General] Sfkn2:
Wow, wolfmanro just got pwned hard.

And no, it was me who typo'd it.. :D
[G4 General] s0ulreaver:
I guess LG finally gave an official answer about this:

...

Per Android Authority - LG now says the problem is a loose connection & not bad mother board. They will repair all phones under warranty. This is the "Official Statement" from LG

"LG Electronics has been made aware of a booting issue with the LG G4 smartphone that has now been identified as resulting from a loose contact between components. Customers who are experiencing booting issues with their LG G4s should contact their local carrier from where the G4 was purchased or a nearby LG Service Center (LG Electronics) for repair under full warranty.

Customers who purchased their G4 devices from non-carrier retailers should contact an LG Service Center with the understanding that warranty conditions will differ. LG Electronics is committed to providing the highest standards of product quality and customer service and apologizes for the inconvenience caused to some of our customers who initially received incorrect diagnoses.

If you have a LG G4 with bootloop problems, you should now be able to get the troublesome connector repaired and get your phone back in working condition. LG confirmed that earlier attempts to fix the problem were misdiagnoses which led to the wrong parts being replaced. With the problem properly identified, it should be smooth sailing for repairs from here on in."

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[G4 General] wolfmanro:
Any proof of this so-called official statement from LG? No? Darn....

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Think again. Show me proof of that alleged official statement and I'll admit I was wrong. Until then, meh. Just another click bait article.
[G4 General] Sfkn2:
You're probably right. There are only 50 or so tech companies that received the same type of message. Who believes in statements released to these companies anyway.
[G4 General] KennyG123:
Looks like your voices were heard:

http://www.androidauthority.com/lg-admits-g4-bootloop-problem-hardware-fault-669603/
[G4 General] the_scotsman:
That link was posted 4 days ago in this very thread :p
[G4 General] the_scotsman:
Click bait? They posted a quote that was given to them directly from LG.

Sounds to me like some people are out looking to cause a drama. No proof is needed, as the website has provided the quote. Major websites cannot and will not "lie" about these quotes/statements.
[G4 General] KennyG123:
Well......this is awkward :p
[G4 General] TonyStark R.I.P.:
Don't spiders represent awkward?
[G4 General] IlyaKol:
Anyone know what this connector is? Can I finagle a repair myself so I can get it working temporarily? Mine just bit the dust. Also, will it being rooted be an issue?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ejamin73:
Hi

My son's tablet wasn't turning on. Suspecting a bad battery, I tested it with my tablet's battery(same tablet only rooted+custom room) . As soon as I plug it in this part became so fricking hot I couldn't keep my finger for 1/2 a second. Its near the left speaker ((right side if you have the tablet upside down))

Is this replaceable? Or the tablet is fried??

I tested the battery in mine just to be sure & it worked fine

Its a Tab 2 10.1 completely stock, not even rooted.

Thanks!!!!!!1
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] billysam:
It's the same spot where my p5100 seems to get hot as well, even with the cover on, i can feel it sometime, and yes that really gets freaking hot anyways.

So chances are it is not fried, but then battery is working fine. Something in between is faulty. Get it checked
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ejamin73:
:confused::confused::confused::confused::confused::confused:
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] billysam:
Have you checked the wall charger and cable as well? Was it connected too while you had put the battery in it?

The reason I said it might not be fried, cause the 10.1 tablet do get really hot at the same spot you pointed in the pic. But that much hot, it happens only in case where it is put in charging. if it was hot without charger in your case and got that much hot, it might be fried. Otherwise, i would say it's normal heat for this tab.

Still if you can't power on and it's completely on stock too with a good battery, then it's better to let professionals deal with it. They can tell if they can find any replacement for it or not.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ejamin73:
Yes I checked the wall charger and cable & tried with another charger/cable before trying with my tablet's battery.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Angerfistt:
Hi guys,

Sorry, I guess I have f*cked up my moms tab 2 :( (model GT-P5110)

I guess it's hard bricked, because it doesn't power up, but I'm not 100% sure maybe you guys can help me out or provide me with some tools which I can try to get life back into it.

- I can't access recovery mode via the normal way

- I can't access download mode via the normal way

There is a battery sign, but it's not rotating or anything else, just there... (kept it already 24hr in wall charger but without effect)

On the other hand if I try to connect it with USB to laptop, then it's saying " USB device not recognized" (and this " error" is coming every 5 seconds)

(sorry can't post pictures, because I'm a new user to this forum)

Hope you guys can help me.

Thank you in advance
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] billysam:
Hard brick won't even show a battery sign, have you tried using a new cable? Perhaps the cable ia at fault? What exactly did you do?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Angerfistt:
Thank you for your reply.

I haven't tried a new cable, because I don't have one, but to be honest I don't think that could be the solution, because if I put it inside my laptop to gives some sign of life "USB device not recognized".

I can't post pictures or link parts..., but the ring inside the batterij doesn't rotate. It's just there sometimes and frozen.

Looking forward to your response or any other responses
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] billysam:
I had the same error on my pc everytime i tried and the only way i get over it is by, proper drivers, trying different usb ports and changing my data cable.

And i have seen hard brick as well, it won't show anything, not even a unrecognized usb cable msg.

And there is not much you can do without a recovery or download mode. So the first thing that you can rule out is your cable is not at fault.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Angerfistt:
Thank you for your reply.

I used the original USB cable with an not origional USB adaptor or the USB directly into my laptop but neither worked.., but yesterday I collected the original USB adaptor at my parents house and put it in a wall charger over night. I pressed the buttoms to access download mode and suddenly it works this morning ..... really really strange, so I guess that this is the problem.

Mom told me: Yes, sometimes there is a red cross inside the battery, but it will charge if you wait or try to unplug and plug it a couple of times.

My guess what happened:

- (sunday) Tab was very low battery with flashing around 10%

- (sunday) Stopped with flashing at 5%, because it was too late :)

- (monday morning) did nothing, battery empty and charging failed over the day.

- So I guess during the flash the battery broke down completely....

I directly switched on my laptop after I could acces download mode and downloaded stock rom. Unfortunately have to go to work and the download will take one hour :(, so hopefully it will stay in download mode the hole day, because I don't want to take the risk to turn it off :(
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Angerfistt:
Guys,

I have another issue.

It connects to odin, but it failed to setupconnection if i try to flash a standard rom + pit..

<ID:0/005> Added!!

<ID:0/005> Odin v.3 engine (ID:5)..

<ID:0/005> File analysis..

<ID:0/005> SetupConnection..

<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 1)

Can someone help?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Angerfistt:
Solved:

Solution, go to CWM and wipe data, mount and storage and so on.

Reconnect to download mode and flash stock rom :)

Tablet is working fine on origigional software right now...
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dablakmark8:
If all else fails..what i did for clients was open tablet and charge the battery externally with 5v usb for 2 hours,then reinsert and do necessary fixes
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rgxHost:
Greetings;

Like others already said: Get a Good USB Cable, and try other USB Ports when such thing Happens.

When Computer fails to Install the Device: Get Device Drivers (Kies).

A "Red Cross" at the Battery: Means your Charger does not have enough power to charge your device. Also Happens with USB on Computer.

When a Device Boots to Recovery, that ususlly means 97% of Times you can Fix it Totally or Partially. Depending on the " Damage " / "Mistskes" done previously.

Note: Mistakes happen to everyone,specially when learning or messing with Android Devices.

TIPs:

1) Before you proceed with any customization, always make backups (ROM Backup, EFS Backup and Personal Data).

2) Always Make Sure Whatever you Flash is for your Exact Device Model.

3) Have a Stock Rom and Recovery files close, just in case something goes bad.

Finally: Read a Lot, and Make questions when you dont Understand something, etc..

You will learn a lot, save lots of time and you will let yourself stay out of trouble.

x)

Let us know if you experience " Duplicated Data " or other Errors.

Judging by the steps mentioned here I assume you are.

Hopefully your Device Runs Ok Now.

Best Regards,

Richard

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[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Angerfistt:
Hi Richard,

Thank you for your reply :), I learned indeed.

Did a lot of flashing (around 20times before on my Galaxy S1 and Note 2) without a lot of trouble :p

This was the first time I tried to flash a custom rom on a Tablet, but failed :(

It's currently running on stock rom without issues.

Will Root and flash custom rom this evening again, but this time with full battery instead of <10% :)

Will update the post afterwards .
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rgxHost:
Greetings;

Ok.

Please proceed with caution now. xD

Before Flashing Remember to:

- Have a Backup of your Device Saved on Your SDCard (Made with CWM).

- Never Delete Battery Stats.

- Never Mess with Odin Checkboxes. Specially " EFS Clear"

If you do so you may end up in Losing your Imei, Wifi and Bluetooth Mac Adress and make then unavailable or not working. Consider yourself warned. As most people wont tell you this small tremendous problem.

- Try to get someminfo about the Custom Rom you're about to Install. Specially if it will change your partitions.

It is good to know that in case you need to revert the process. If it chamges your partitions, then reverting to stock may require you to select "Re-Partition" under Odin. Yet please double check with the Rom author.

1) Go Recovery, Erase Cache, and Dalvik (If you Have Dalvik Option under Advanced Tab under ClockWorkMod Recovety)

2) Proceed to your Flashing Method.

3) Install CF-Root / Kernel (If Custom Rom Doesnt Include It)

If your Device Goes into Bootloops or Kernel Panic after Flashing:

Take your Battery out, Press Power Button to Discharge the Memory Components, Place your Battery Back.

You're Most Likely Good to Go.

After putting the Battery Back I prefer to:

Boot into Recovery, Clean Cache and Dalvik. Then perform a Factory Reset (Yes Factory Reset Also Cleans Cache - But I find this method effective to prevent further errors).

After this I think you're good to go.

Although I wouldnt go for Custom Roms. There's just no need.. =)

If your goal is Performance, Battery Duration and Storage Space you don't need Custom Roms.

If your goal is having something different, (usually Buggy) and low Battery Duration... Well go for Custom!

Sounds Crazy, but thats the way it is.. Good Luck

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[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Angerfistt:
Hi,

You can't remove a battery out of a tab2.

In your opinion there is no benefit to flash a custom rom, because they are worse than stock?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rgxHost:
You can. Try searching YouTube for:

"Removing Samsung Galaxy Tab Battery"

Custom ROMs are good:

- To have Nice visual themes;

- To simplify some operations like (Deodexing and Removing Bloatware, Install Custom Kernel, Add or Remove Funtions)

- To have a upgraded Firmware. (when brand wont release more updated Stock ROMs)

- Maybe some more (but I dont recall everything at this moment).

But on the other hand, expect:

- Bugs;

- Maybe Device Brick or Component Damage;

- Lots of time fixing your device.

- Sometimes Device may not work properly;

- For sure: Less Battery Duration;

Everything will depend on what's the purpose for your device.

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[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Angerfistt:
Hi,

Rooting and flashing a custom ROM worked perfectly, without having issues.

Now running CyanogenMod 12.1 Android 5.1.1

Verstuurd vanaf mijn GT-N7100 met Tapatalk
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rgxHost:
Hello Angerfistt;

Glad to know.

Tip: Install Greenify and Set it up properly.

You will see some improvement in your battery duration.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Meteo:
Im trying to find a galaxy note 2 rom that supports viper4android or Boeffla sound control or some other kernal that supports the wolfson DAC and is on version Android 5.0+. Does such a thing exist?
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] adocorp:
Hi,

I am trying to get my Kevo smart lock to work but it appears the HTC M8 is compatible with it due not having BLE support. Does anyone have any idea to see if we can somehow enable this? Google mentioned the lollipop release came with BLE support but it was not embedded into the M8 update.

Thanks!
[Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] reichard83:
kindle 5th gen 5.1.1 boot screen found

its located in system/framework/framework-res.apk once inside the .apk you will find the folder assets there you will find images you have to edit .apk and change out all three images exact size and name worked for me but i only overlayed text on original logo
[HTC Vox] runetek:
Hello!

Please, can you help me with me new Vox and MicroSD card? I just:

- Switched phone off

- Insert MicroSD card (Kingston, 2GB)

- Switched phone on

Not sure what next? It's not recognized e.g. in WM5 Task Manager.

Thank you very much!
[HTC Vox] norus:
Tried formatting the card on a PC?
[HTC Vox] runetek:
Re

When I tried it in PC in SD adapter, nothing has been recognized or opened... it isn't in list of discs etc..
[HTC Vox] norus:
Well, it sounds like the card is broken/non-functional.
[Shield Tablet Original Android Development] laufersteppenwolf:
Alright guys, the time has come :D

As you already might have seen around here, I recently got this device and also started working on it.

Deep down in my heart I am more of a kernel dev than a ROM dev, which is why my first real contribution just had to be a kernel.

And not just any kernel, a wild one even: It's time to unleash the Werewolf in our tablet ;)

As usual, my main goal is to get the best performance out of the device, especially for gaming.

I have been working with Tegra SoC's before, so I can probably make use of my previous experiences.

Now, enough with the chit-chat, time to look at the

Features

Patched CONFIG_KEYS vulnerability

CPU OC (up to 2.5GHz, default is stock 2.2GHz)

GPU OC (924MHz)

Custom I/O Schedulers (SIO, FIOPS, BFQ, CFQ, Deadline) with FIOPS as default

Ported ElementalX governor

[WIP] Added S2w and DT2W (experimental, not fully working --> use on your own risk!)

Added exFAT support

Added fsync toggle

KSM turned on by default with deferred timer

Added /dev/frandom support

Various TCP tweaks (enabled westwood as default TCP congestion control)

Requirements

MM bootloader and any MM ROM (should work on all ROMs running the MM kernel natively like CM13 or Bliss)

TWRP or any other custom recovery

fastboot environment

Installation

Download both the devicetree blob and the kernel zip

Boot into the bootloader and flash the DTB (fastboot flash dtb tegra124-tn8-p1761-1270-a04-e-battery.dtb)

Boot into TWRP and install the zip

Reboot and feel the Werewolf's power ;)

Bugs

S2W and DT2W not working when device is in deep sleep and touch may stop working when it was sleeping for too long

Direct download links

Werewolf_v001_anykernel-2016-01-25_1912.zip.zip

tegra124-tn8-p1761-1270-a04-e-battery.dtb

Feel free to look at this as a sneak-peek, I am far from done with getting the best out of this device ;)

Please let me know what you think

XDA:DevDB Information

Werewolf Kernel, Kernel for the Nvidia Shield Tablet

Contributors

laufersteppenwolf

Source Code: https://github.com/laufersteppenwolf/android_kernel_nvidia_shieldtablet

Kernel Special Features:

Version Information

Status: Stable

Current Stable Version: v001

Stable Release Date: 2016-01-25

Created 2016-01-25

Last Updated 2016-01-26
[Shield Tablet Original Android Development] BitOBSessiOn:
Testing, I'll let you know... Thnx!
[Shield Tablet Original Android Development] MrPhilo:
Any reason why we can't just flash a zip version :o? Just wont be at a computer anytime soon thats why :)
[Shield Tablet Original Android Development] duanim:
This is MM stock Nvidia K1 base
[Shield Tablet Original Android Development] KCKitsune:
Is there a way to disable S2w and DT2W? I use the magnetic cover and don't need to double tap to wake.
[Shield Tablet Original Android Development] BitOBSessiOn:
Maybe you can use Kernel Adiutor to disable such options.
[Shield Tablet Original Android Development] laufersteppenwolf:
I had to raise the EDP limit as well as the freq table in the dtb in order to reach the oc freqs. You can try it without flashing the dtb, but I can't promise it'll work the way it should

Both features are disabled by default. If you want to try it out you'll have to enable it first ;)
[Shield Tablet Original Android Development] KCKitsune:
Excellent. I'll give it a go and see how it works.
[Shield Tablet Original Android Development] philipp21897:
Is the battery a Lot weaker with this kernel and oc or is it the same?
[Shield Tablet Original Android Development] skooter32:
Bit lost dev earlier the dtb flashed via fastboot no problems but i had to do a factory reset cause a was getting fcs but now its not working command write failed no such device or adress any ideas cheers

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Edit using bliss rom mm

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Edit done it now strange
[Shield Tablet Original Android Development] x-nivek:
I wish we had an dolphin version working on MM to try the werewolf :(
[Shield Tablet Original Android Development] Nikownzyu:
It works! But

So i installed it no problem cpu overclocks to 2.5GHz.

Kernel same page merging is fine .

Elemental x is great.

The the double tap to wake is buggy like it works once then stops working until i disable it then renable it.

My biggest problem is the same i have with EVERY SHIELD TABLET KERNEL YOU KERNEL DEVOLPERS CLAIM IS....... The gpu freq

You say its at 924 but the highest it goes in benchmarks and other apps is 540 and i cant overclock in kerner tuners like

Kernel auidtor

Device control

Kernel tuner

Etc....

All of them say no gpu tweaks.

I will like to point out i am running your kernel on the OG shield tablet not the new model but the old one running a version of android 6.0 that was converted from the new model shield to work on the og shield tablet stock rom so i thought ok lets try blisspop 6.0 and still nothing if you could be one of the first kernel modders to ACTUALLY get the the gpu to overclock and not give up or go quiet like the other kernel modders for this tablet then i swear the community for this tablet will make a satue of you because no one can seem to overclock this thing because they all give up but thanks anyways finally a 6.0 stock kernel that lets me overclock to 2.5ghz and secretly IVE ALAWYS wanted double tap to wake on this thing so if you could fix that as well id be super excited to donate ;)
[Shield Tablet Original Android Development] BitOBSessiOn:
It's weird, because after testing I decided about no raising voltage in BitO-KX series (safety and eco criteria) and it seemed to be stable at max OC, but now I get RR at max freq with your kernel if I don't flash dtb, so I suspect Nvidia had readjusted something in MM kernel... Have you faced this?

Thnx for your great work.
[Shield Tablet Original Android Development] Exile1975:
Hi, first I'd like to say thank you for this kernel, I'm super stoked to try it. But I have some questions/fears to resolve first.

If I don't want to overclock do I still need to flash the dtb?

Is there a stock dtb that could be uploaded in case someone wants to revert to stock? Or would I be able to accomplish this simply by restoring a twrp backup?

Anyway, thanks again
[Shield Tablet Original Android Development] IIIV:
Working fast & smooth on Bliss v6.0. Thanks, laufersteppenwolf!
[Shield Tablet Original Android Development] laufersteppenwolf:
First of all, how do you check the freq during the benchmarks?

I've been running antutu, and the GPU was properly using 924MHz (otherwise I wouldn't have said so)

Furthermore, you don't need to manually OC the GPU, it is OC'd by default simply because of the fact that no kernel tweaking app supported K1 GPUs up until now.

In the future the recommended app will be Device Control because that's what I am using myself. In the coming builds of DC, K1 GPU tweaks will be available there as I have added support for our GPU to Device Control: https://github.com/Evisceration/DeviceControl/commit/b2d4872869d1eda517c47588b83b6f3f895aaa01

DT2W and S2W are still on my list of course, and I'm sure the original shield will also be able to OC the GPU ;)

Hmm, no random reboots for me. I do have the dtb flashed, though. When do those reboots happen? During sleep, while playing,...?

Comparing the LP kernel to the MM kernel, quite a lot more stuff has moved into the dtb (like throttling, edp and power limits,...), which makes flashing the dtb even more important. Not sure, though, if they have also changed something regarding the actual voltage levels (except making it harder to add a proper UV interface).

Yes, flashing the dtb is always recommended.

No, TWRP does not make a backup of the dtb partition, I think I have a backup somewhere, though. I could upload it if needed ;)