yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] supercholo:
Get a borked update with nothing but issues and bugs or wait and get the update that has less issues. Which would you prefer?

From what I am hearing the largest issue is the battery drain bug. Samsung is already patching the issue so it is delaying things slightly while the patch is simply included in the release.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] ericbergan:
Samsung Galaxy Note 5 software update - version PC3

https://community.sprint.com/baw/thread/220887

And, we're off...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] Memocja:
So, we will recive the update tomorrow ?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] 954wrecker:
Yesterday

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3342800

Marshmallow 6.0 Odin files N920PVPU2BPC3 HERE!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] Chaz187:
On it already!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] 954wrecker:
Tried it for a few hours, went back to MOAR lollipop. I'll patiently wait for MOAR before updating again.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] Chaz187:
Just so you know it could be a long wait for Moar 6.0.1 mm as the official tar needs to be released and we need kernel source for [MENTION=1042140]tdunham[/MENTION] and [MENTION=309990]freeza[/MENTION] to do their magic.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] Alexii9511:
Just did the update, thank you guys for the help. I've been using xda for a long time since the Hero came out for sprint and oh man what a fun phone to flash. amazing. Thank you for the update.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] JUSMEJOSE:
It has been released already ... Its the the official .tar file ... me and other people have access to Samsung kitchen and can get the hands into firmware before release date even files that shouldn't be out for public ...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] Chaz187:
Well share the stuff man.....[emoji3] [emoji3] [emoji12] [emoji12]
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] neudof:
Does the non root hotspot hack work?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] Chaz187:
No haven't got it working yet.....

But I rooted so got it......
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] succumbtothegreater:
How'd you root? Just wondering
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] bonebeatz1234:
I think the update is finally getting pushed got a 1,362.4 mb update i on stock 5.1.1 I'll post screen shots check your system updates.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] vadimkolchev:
Getting the update right now
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] broncop3t3:
So the hot spot hack doesn't work. APN settings not available anymore.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] bonebeatz1234:
Official its marshmallow for everyone about damn time
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] SketchyStunts:
But when the hell do we get the N Preview? Rabble Rabble Rabble!!! lolol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] supercholo:
It was technically supposed to push this morning but like everything Sprint lately is seems to accidentally push the day before instead.

UI seems pretty responsive but will have to see about the rest
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] vadimkolchev:
Strange behavior, cannot understand whether my phone is internationally locked or unlocked. Try to use it in Europe with GSM card. No bars, but the phone also doesn't say invalid simcard
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] hayabusa1300cc:
Woo hoo!

Downloading now. Thanks everyone for keeping my "Stupid" thread alive. I have been peeping in here periodically.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] supercholo:
Did you have the phone internationally unlocked via Sprint? If it is a Sprint device you still have to have it internationally unlocked.

Call customer service and ask for it and they should have it done.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] stas333:
The phone feels much smoother than on 5.1.1
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] vadimkolchev:
Unfortunately, I didn't get it from Sprint, but I was told it is unlocked. How can I check it? As far as I understand, locked devices should say Invalid Simcard
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] fatboypup:
Much smoother
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] gronimo21:
battery life is a little bit better
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] ZangetsuSX:
Sprint Note 5 Marshmallow OTA Update landed my device yesterday. My phone is running really smooth BUT I noticed the battery is going down faster than usual. Anybody having the same problems?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] weavr:
Were you coming from stock unrooted?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] Chaz187:
Hate to say it but you may need to wait a few days to let it settle in...... or factory rest... I had to do it on my work phone sprint s6 battery life was horrible but after factory reset its amazing.

If you go the factory reset way you will need to backup internal storage as it will be erased.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] chatzvr4@gmail.com:
running super smooth.

battery life is greater

good **** sprint
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] gmentals:
Is anybody getting a double lock screen after the update? I'm still on MOAR, so I don't have the issue, but my brother is complaining about it. He is completely stock. I haven't had a chance to meet up with him to see it for myself.
[XDA Assist] stanwo:
OK to begin with a "Cleaner Pro free app I downloaded on my unrooted Ellipsis 10 tablet asked to remove some deep system "junk" files and not thinking I think it said something about UI and when I pushed allow it started deleting 62 files and then jammed and wouldn't stop its deleting for way to many minutes before it finally got unstuck.So I'm not sure what it deleted but now some words displayed on my screen in certain instances are missing either the top portion or the bottom portion of words all the way across some sentences or single words or numbers and in some cases their isn't sufficient visible text to make it legible because of the omissions.So I think some important files on some part of my tablet system got erased but I don't know what to do?And also I visited a site and hit a link to another place and then a message came up saying that it couldn't process it because my SQL syntax was in error and that I was missing line 1 etc. and needed to consult my SQL manual. I don't really know much about computers so please tell me what to do to fix these issues.Thank you.
[XDA Assist] Art Vanderlay:
Hi and welcome to XDA.

There's no dedicated forum for your device here in XDA. Try posting your query in Android Q&A,Help and Troubleshooting or in the friendly Q&A thread here->[Ask Any Question][Newbie Friendly]. Experts there may be able to help you.

Good luck :)
[LG V10 Accessories] Abominabel:
Wondering if any of you fine folk could recommend a Bluetooth aux receiver for use in an automobile. I've been on Amazon briefly looking at a few but I haven't found any serious standouts.
[LG V10 Accessories] Panzer500:
I bought this one and am very happy with it especially since it doesn't require a ground loop isolator to stop the background buzz I used to hear with other solutions.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00RSZWK1W/ref=cm_sw_r_other_awd_GLyOwbZFXV18R
[LG V10 Accessories] thisisjason:
I've used this one with past phones and it worked well:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00RH29CJO?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_search_detailpage

I only tested it a little bit with the V10 because it seemed like such a waste to have a phone with a HiFi DAC and just bypass it completely, so I've switch back to AUX
[LG V10 Accessories] Abominabel:
Thanks for the suggestions, each one looks exactly like what I need.
[Networking] jrp:
T-Mobile seems to have had a problem on their 3G network in Central London yesterday.

Having fiddled with my settings (usernames / passwords, proxies, etc) I can now get a straight internet connection, but cannot get an IPSec VPN connection through (using the vpn.t-mobile.uk APN).

Customer service (150) is not equipped to help.

Does anyone have suggestions for resolving my problem, please? Notably the T-Mobile internet connection settings, which don't seem to feature on t-mobile's web site ...

Thanks
[Networking] ivanvas:
T-mobile settings

For any kind of T-Mobile settings visit:

http://www.t-mobile.co.uk/help-and-advice/phone-support/mobile-phone-manuals/?ref=newhome_phonemanuals
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] miked79928:
I recently purchased the Pioneer DEH-4800BT head unit so that I could leverage the Bluetooth capabilities. Everything works great, with the exception of the unit reading my music library via Bluetooth. If I restart my Note 4 and then connect it via Bluetooth to the Pioneer head unit, it reads the library and allows me to browse my music as it should. However, if I turn off my vehicle thus disconnecting the Bluetooth connection, the unit will not read my library without me having to restart my Note 4. Has anyone ever encountered this? I have a feeling there is something on my Note 4 preventing the unit from reading the library a second time without restarting. Unfortunately hours of Google searches on this subject have left me with no solutions. What can I do to fix this? Thanks in advance!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PanchoPlanet:
Don't have a solution for you but I have experienced a similar issue with my Kenwood DDX719 that I have owned for 4yrs now.

My work a round is to enable BT on phone after my Kenwood has booted up.

This way it reads all the time , if I stop/turn off the car I'll turn off BT and next time I started up again I re-turn phone's BT back on.

My boot up is the time it takes me to buckle my seat belt, next step is to turn on BT on my phone.

My old S4 would work all the time even if BT was already on before Kenwood boot up.

I searched a while back when we upgraded phones (8 months ago) but could not find a solution.

Sometimes when i'm running around making several stops I'll leave phone in car with BT on and after starting up car Kenwood will display all info no problem but like I said "somtimes" not always.

The only thing affected is my music library, contacts always show up even if music library is missing.

Pp.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jamesr1292:
Been having an issue with rooting my OPO with SultanXDA's CM13.

The phone keeps getting stuck in boot. I have used a few types. Was wondering if anybody had any ideas? Or versions of SuperSU that actually work on CM13 ROMS
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] b0l0t4n:
use the build in root in sultanxda's cm13. go to the developer option. enable the root access. Don't flash superSU.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jamesr1292:
i feel really stupid for not spotting that. Thank you very much :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] geeshiet:
6.0 update first than the note 5....
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] PDXMatt:
And when you go to another manufacturer they may be worse at the next update than Samsung is. There is no consistency when it comes to updates. I have had HTCs that got updates way after Samsung did. It's all pretty much luck of the draw unless you get a Nexus device.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] kabuk1:
I get your frustration but updates alone do not determine the quality of a device or the manufacturer. Anyone come from a Note 4? Remember the 5.0.1 update that murdered the battery life? I do. 5.1.1 runs beautifully on my phone for now. I'd rather wait a bit longer for a polished update that actually improves my user experience than get fast, half-baked updates that make things worse.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] Fahad M.:
I agree. Note 4 was killed. And I bought nexus 4 after so much hardships and the first update it got was after Motorola and nexus 7 devices. Hahahha even nexus ditched me.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] Ducter:
As bad as it is, if you want steady updates get a nexus. I swore off samsung long ago but still played with a note 3 from time to time then one day in Costco, I saw they were running a promotion on the Note 5 where you get all the pay offers but also a $250 Costco card and when I added it all up plus the headphones, wireless charger and the portable charger the deal was just to good and I bit. I do miss frequent updates, the freedom of running whatever I wanted or compiling my own with various cherry picks but I new that going into another samsung device. You have to consider the advantages of the Note 5, it's arguably one of the fastest phones, good camera, good battery life and the s-pen. For all that you don't get zero day updates.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] geeshiet:
I did want steady udpates but couldnt afford to pay full price on a nexus 6p. I couldve got the 6s+ but I came from a 5s so i wanted to try something new. Note 5 was the best when comparing them to the other android flagships at the tmobile store... so i chose it. Before, i heard from someone or an article stating that samsung was going to push updates quicker this time around, and that google will pressure manufacturers to release updates more early. I guess samsung didnt care.. i learned my lesson. This is also my first samsung device.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] geeshiet:
I understand what youre saying but how long has marshmallow been out? Since october, right? Almost 4 months. And manufactures are already releasing 6.0 update to their devices.. Eh... whatever. I shouldnt complain, because i dont like complaining. But, i just hate it when people dont keep their word.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] AKW:
I think I'm missing the point here. The pic you posted specifically states only a few Lg G3s got the update. I understand your issue is that it's an older phone and it still got MM before ours did, but even if you were to ditch the Note 5 for a G3, there's still a solid chance you won't be on MM. The only way to guarantee you get the latest update timely is to get a nexus. It's a total crap shoot when it comes to OEMs and updates. This year Samsung is behind, next year it will be another OEM, then another after that. Just about every OEM specific forum complains about slow updates.

Right now, 5.1.1 runs like a bandit on the Note 5. I'd rather Samsung polish it up and release a fully functional, bug-free update, than rush it out the door and destroy my battery life. Plus, who's to say that MM doesn't run like poop on the G3?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] PDXMatt:
My T-Mobile Note5 has had 4 updates already. So technically, Samsung is pushing updates faster. Plus, I mean, it's difficult to punish the manufacturers when the carriers are often what causes delays. I'd rather they take their time then push out a crappy, half-baked update. I don't feel as though I am missing out on anything. I have an M9 (international version. US carriers haven't pushed it) running Marshmallow and it's not all that much different on the surface. Sure Marshmallow adds Doze, permission and more under the hood goodies, but it isn't the be all end all of updates.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] pcriz:
That what kills me, if it works then why be chomping at the bit for the next update in such a way that now you have to run out and get an iPhone. I mean even with the security argument of having older versions of android, now with how they drop service updates that even becomes a thing of the past.

If updates are that important to someone then being an informed consumer would've done this guy a lot of justice instead of running out and impulse buying The Next Big Thing, only to throw a fit over it later.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] reTARDIS:
I would have gotten the 6p if carriers sold it since my work provides my phones as long as the carrier or my choice sells it.

I went with the Note 5 as the best alternative option for my wants and an very happy with the device. Being the first Note I've owned, I really am amazed at how much I like and use the s-pen and at this point don't think I'd want to give it up for the 6P if I could.

The only I'm looking forward to with marshmallow is Doze and the finger print API being switched over to Androids own implementation as I hope it allows me to use my finger print with play store purchases.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] curtislanham:
All of this talk is making me hungry. Guess I will go have me some marshmallows since my phone can't :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] guaneet:
Can't rush perfection lol

Looks like sammy is learning from its past
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] chuck24:
This is been going on since I had the vibrant back in the day. Nexus devices are the only sure way to get updates in a timely matter.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] Jammol:
Seriously why do people get up in arms about updates? Marshmallow isnt even that big of a deal anyways. Coming on here and saying you're done with Samsung all because your phone didn't get the update yet is...well...kind of pointless.

Not saying you dont have a right to voice your opinion, but its pointless to get upset over an update. We don't even need an update. Are we really going to benefit from MM? Straight up no.

Leave Samsung, fine. But dont do it just because of a software update. Do it because they suck at making great devices, which obviously they don't.

I'm glad you're able to get a Nexus, at least you will finally be happy to get updates. It sucks losing a fellow device user, but it is what it is.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] dugryce:
Yeah...I'm frustrated too, but I'm not DONE with Samsung. I just call T-Mobile, gripe a bit to Corporate, get a $150 credit! Takes the sting right outta my update complaint. Hahahaha! WINNING!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] Psyscope:
Please don't talk about quality saying be patient.... Really look at all the other phone manufacturers releasing updates, and we are sitting on one of the flagship phones and don't have access to 6.0.... No excuses,
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] PDXMatt:
A what other phones have received Marshmallow? Just a couple and those aren't US carrier phones. The fact is, most often US carrier branded phones don't ever get updates before international unlocked phones. The carriers are to blame for that, not the manufacturers. Realistically, very few phones have the Marshmallow update.

Doze will help battery life, and some people are into permissions selection, but that's about it. It's a mentality that some folks have. If they don't have the newest and "best" they feel as if they're missing out. Like I said, I have an HTC M9 running Marshmallow and it's kind of a meh update. Not nearly as exciting as Lollipop was. It's just a mindset with some folk. *shrug*
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] hawkstwelve:
I agree with others here in regards to Samsung/TMO pushing out smaller updates faster. When that stagefright crap went down, and pretty much all OEMs said 'we are going to start releasing monthly updates', I laughed. No way that was going to happen. 3 or so months later and they have actually been doing a pretty good job. Baby steps.

And let us not forget, TMO doesn't help the problem... they usually make it worse. Two levels to updates.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] gharris040604:
I've got the 6p and note 5 and I can tell you the only your missing is doze, permission selection, and imprint. Although layers is enabled in 6.0 we n5 users probably won't be able to use it anyway
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] blah_blah_blah_blah:
The htc m8 is already on tmobile testing

https://support.t-mobile.com/community/phones-tablets-devices/software-updates#tmoSUPDocTitle

Lol
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] PDXMatt:
That has nothing to do with the Note5. Different manufacturers have different update processes and different Android overlays. Besides, the M9 is newer than the M8 and it's still listed as "Manufacturer Testing." As I have stated, there is no rhyme or reason to updates that the end consumer can discern.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] blah_blah_blah_blah:
Im just saying...not like I care about a dam update

I Just thought it was funny they will update the m8 before the m9 that's it
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] rwilco12:
Hey Everyone,

I just did a massive clean-up on this thread. We are all here for the same reason, we love Android, we love messing with our phones and we love updates. There is no need for name calling, insulting each other or any other unfriendly interaction! Keep it clean, keep it friendly or I will be handing out more than warnings.

Thank you,

Rwilco12
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] geeshiet:
More leaks on 6.0 update for samsung devices...

http://www.droid-life.com/2016/01/2...5-reportedly-delayed-until-february-or-march/
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] Lancerz:
Well February is right around the corner so I guess it will drop soon...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] geeshiet:
I could wait lol.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] andROIDS:
I can't remember the site, but it broke it down even further saying that the Note 5 and S6e+ were slated to get it in February, the S6 and S6e should see it February or March, and the Note 4 and S5 would probably see it March or April. It is a leak though, and may not hold any truth.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] dugryce:
You know what...I don't even care about 6.0 anymore...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] AKW:
That's when Samsung is supposed to release the update. Taking the carriers into account, it could be even longer than that until the update hits our devices.

Although TMO is generally one of the fastest.
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] trojanrs:
Hi all,

I have compiled the kernel SM-A500M_LATIN_LL_Opensource.zip from Samsung Opensource and generated an image using a ramdisk from a stock Kernel. I was able to flash it to the device and start Android, the problem is that Wifi is not working. On the stock kernel I found the module /system/lib/wlan.ko but on my Kernel's build drivers directory there are no wireless drivers compiled. I cannot use the stock wlan.ko on my custom Kernel since I need to compile it with my sources. I tried to search on /proc and /sys the exact chipset but no success. Anyone can help me with finding and compiling the proper driver for wifi on SM-A500m, please?

Thanks in advance
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] trojanrs:
I went kitesurfing with my A5 in the pocket, it is no more. I had found a qualcomm prima driver that looked like it was it but now I can't test it anymore.

Regards
[AT&T LG G3] GSM-HUM:
g3 d850 dead boot

2-3 times ts show qualcomm device in device manager

after that not detected even by shorting testpoint with ground

if any member solved the problem like this in g3 d850 then kindly reply
[AT&T LG G3] hyelton:
That means a brick
[AT&T LG G3] GSM-HUM:
so wat is the solution and how to solve ?
[Lenovo A1000 Questions & Answers] Sandi1987:
How to Root this Phone?
[Lenovo A1000 Questions & Answers] poklop252:
enable debugging mode (youtube) connect usb datacable and instal kingo root on windows

if some error before 100% complete restart phone and try again windows aplication or check windows device manager if not eror with driver or usb unknown device

ps: with this model i do it twice, and verify with cpu-z (cpuid) if have root access
[Lenovo A1000 Questions & Answers] davidgalingging:
Are there costum rom Kitkat 4.4 for lenovo A1000m? I need kitkat 4.4 to downgrade my

Are there costum rom Kitkat 4.4 for lenovo A1000m? I need kitkat 4.4 to downgrade my phone. Thanks...
[Lenovo A1000 Questions & Answers] mokhtar444:
not yet
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DorkyDev:
Where is a good one, my HTC HD2 has no SD card right now and I wanna just flash it out of MAGLDR and play around with WinMo a lil bit but everything in the development area is nothing but dead links from dead file sharing hosts.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mister B:
probably going be energy rom then, still active links in the HD2 wiki & an archive of energy rom versions

http://xdaforums.com/wiki/HTC_HD2#ROM_Development

Artemis was good too but that not suitable for US T-Mobile unfortunately .

I prefer the older build 23699 of Energy , super stable & with some tweaking very capable even today.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DorkyDev:
What HSPL do I need to be on for that? RN I'm still on 2.08 aMAGLDR (The newer rebuilt one) wished there was a Windows Phone rom for this, I know theres NAND android.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mister B:
HSPL2.08

Have WP7.8 roms if still have working links, it ok due to huge amount of WP restrictions overcome in custom roms but still too limited for my liking.