yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Alcatel Idol 4S Guides, News, & Discussion] raimondomartire:
This is result

(bootloader) version:0.5

(bootloader) battery-soc-ok:yes

(bootloader) battery-voltage:4346000

(bootloader) variant:MTP eMMC

(bootloader) secure:yes

(bootloader) version-baseband:

(bootloader) version-bootloader:

(bootloader) display-panel:

(bootloader) off-mode-charge:0

(bootloader) charger-screen-enabled:0

(bootloader) max-download-size: 0x20000000

(bootloader) partition-type:cache:ext4

(bootloader) partition-size:cache: 0x10000000

(bootloader) partition-type:userdata:ext4

(bootloader) partition-size:userdata: 0x602bb9e00

(bootloader) partition-type:system:ext4

(bootloader) partition-size:system: 0x113800000

(bootloader) serialno:1afbc1cb

(bootloader) kernel:lk

(bootloader) product:IDOL4S

(bootloader) reboot-mode:0x77665500

all:

finished. total time: 0.022s

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Flashing unlock string is my first attempt.

When I ask help I've standard fastboot help

commands:

update <filename> reflash device from update.zip

flashall flash boot + recovery + system

flash <partition> [ <filename> ] write a file to a flash partition

erase <partition> erase a flash partition

format <partition> format a flash partition

getvar <variable> display a bootloader variable

boot <kernel> [ <ramdisk> ] download and boot kernel

flash:raw boot <kernel> [ <ramdisk> ] create bootimage and flash it

devices list all connected devices

continue continue with autoboot

reboot reboot device normally

reboot-bootloader reboot device into bootloader

help show this help message

options:

-w erase userdata and cache (and format

if supported by partition type)

-u do not first erase partition before

formatting

-s <specific device> specify device serial number

or path to device port

-l with "devices", lists device paths

-p <product> specify product name

-c <cmdline> override kernel commandline

-i <vendor id> specify a custom USB vendor id

-b <base_addr> specify a custom kernel base address. default: 0x10000000

-n <page size> specify the nand page size. default: 2048

-S <size>[K|M|G] automatically sparse files greater than

size. 0 to disable

---------- Post added at 08:18 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:14 AM ----------

Bold command don't work
[Alcatel Idol 4S Guides, News, & Discussion] peramikic:
Strictly from var's it doesn't show if BL is locked or unlocked...but looks like secure boot on and no fastboot cmds inside the aboot....:eek:
[Alcatel Idol 4S Guides, News, & Discussion] Kutusov:
I see the Idol 4S is on pre-order in the US for $350 :eek: Does anyone know if there is such a thing for Europe? Prices I've seen are waaaay higher over here... :(
[Alcatel Idol 4S Guides, News, & Discussion] hello00:
i preordered mine!..should get it by aug 3rd!
[Alcatel Idol 4S Guides, News, & Discussion] Kutusov:
So jealous of you! I've been keeping an eye on that phone since they've showed it at Barcelona. Turns out the 4S goes for €480 here in Europe and... mind this... doesn't have a fingerprint sensor unlike the US version. :(
[Alcatel Idol 4S Guides, News, & Discussion] hello00:
best way to get the phone is if you know someone from here
[Alcatel Idol 4S Guides, News, & Discussion] Kutusov:
Nha, customs go through everything, even if it means sitting in their warehouse for 3 months (honest, happened to me). With taxes and duties, it would end up being a bit cheaper but not enough for the trouble. Nightmare if the thing ended up having a problem and having to send it back to the US, since it's a different version.

Oh well, it would be the phone I would go for if I lived in the US/Canada.... since I don't, I won't :silly:;)
[Alcatel Idol 4S Guides, News, & Discussion] peramikic:
And you would loose out on LTE bands. There is really no international version here, they have surgically separated separated the bands between the K and O model, not very travel friendly

I hope i am blown away by the phone when it arrives (pre-order) but more and more i look, it seems like i'll either return it or gift it after overdosing on VR, although i read that pixels are quite visible (PenTile)

I have never owned a phone i could not custom flash and root so this will probably break the camels back if support replies back with negative on the bootloader and camera ends up being crappy. It is also my first phablet so i might not like the size either, 6P was too big for me
[Alcatel Idol 4S Guides, News, & Discussion] Kutusov:
I can't tell you this for sure and I can't find it now but I'm pretty sure I've heard from some reviewer that got it that yes, bootloader is locked. It's pretty much expected, almost everybody locks their bootloaders now. Oneplus even mentions their unlocked one as a major thing over the competition so it's something to be expected. Camera should be very good though and I haven't heard anything but praise from that screen but I don't know. I don't see the point of VR besides the obvious use of watching p*rn :p

Now I'm actually half-happy that there wasn't such a deal here in Europe. I'm very interested to see the Honor 8 which is a 5.2 phone, a size that is much more on my comfort zone. Yes, it has that not-remotely-stock-like-looking UI but I actually prefer that too. Released today in China, should be here soon! :fingers-crossed:
[Alcatel Idol 4S Guides, News, & Discussion] Unjustified Dev:
No one can confirm a locked bootloader as I mentioned before it's like the idol 3 no fast boot commands but the bootloader is unlocked. Only way to find out is to obtain root and flash an unsigned image. Until then I say the bootloader is unlocked without fast boot commands.
[Alcatel Idol 4S Guides, News, & Discussion] peramikic:
Yup my guess as well since fastboot in neutered there is really no need to lock the bootloader, although secure boot makes me think that it will probably take only signed images ... i think this will require either an unlock tool or signed(maybe generic dev cert was left in the bootloader) unlocked image from a similar enough device to get minimal fastboot to flash custom recovery and then proper kernel and rom. These 20-30 partition systems have me going nuts. Where are the good old days of boot,system,data and maybe preload

There is this though...unless it got patched already

http://www.slashgear.com/android-so...cted-qualcomm-trustzone-in-question-31442245/
[Alcatel Idol 4S Guides, News, & Discussion] ksuuk:
Maybe silly question, but what does the "OEM unlocking/Allow the bootloader to be unlocked" setting in developer options?
[Alcatel Idol 4S Guides, News, & Discussion] peramikic:
This would have to be selected to even enable fastboot. More info can be found here and in particular applies to US phones

http://android.wonderhowto.com/news...ting-before-modding-anything-android-0167840/

But it seems that Alcatel disbled the fastboot cmds from aboot so it's kind of a moot point, but per article above it would mean that bootloader should be locked
[Alcatel Idol 4S Guides, News, & Discussion] Unjustified Dev:
On idol 3 whether or not the command is on the bootloader is unlocked. It references to the OEM unlock command since the command cannot be done it's useless. We all assume they thought without fast boot root would be impossible to obtain so they didn't go the extra mile to deal with locking the bootloader.
[Alcatel Idol 4S Guides, News, & Discussion] famewolf:
Cricket (exclusive) - Alcatel Idol 4 w/ VR Hdset - starting at $199 (Aug 5th)

Cricket Wireless (exclusive) - Alcatel Idol 4 w/ VR Headset - starting at $199 (Aug 5th)

Alcatel Idol 4

5.2-inch 1080P Full HD

Octa-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon 617

2 or 3 GB of RAM

16GB Storage

MicroSD card slot for up to 512GB memory

13MP rear-facing camera and an 8MP front-facing camera

2,610 mAh battery with fast-charging

Front-facing stereo speakers with 3.6W output

Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow OS.

Device is exclusive to Cricket Wireless.

To get Cricket to unlock a device the following rules apply:

A: Need to be a current Cricket account holder.

B: Need to be with Cricket for at least 6 months.

C: Need to have the Cricket account holders phone number and pin.

It's possible a current cricket subscriber could get the phone unlocked for you.

Source: http://cricketwireless.mediaroom.co...oid-Smartphone-Virtual-Reality-Goggles-Bundle

If you are not "die hard" set to stay with alcatel an unlocked Moto G4 with MOSTLY the same specs (5.5 screen vs 5.2, smaller Max size microsd, 2gb ram..no option for 3gb, camera resolution for front facing I think is 5mp vs 8mp) will run $125-$150 but no VR Goggles.
[Alcatel Idol 4S Guides, News, & Discussion] ksuuk:
Tested, LightFlow, without root, in direct mode, reduces led brightess to so called normal level, Led Blinker works also and without permanent notification.
[Alcatel Idol 4S Guides, News, & Discussion] peramikic:
Just received response back from Alcatel US in regards to bootloader status/ fastboot cmd status / rootability and this is the what they said

"We are not able to provide answer to your question in regards to rooting of the device. We do not support this feature here in the U.S."

So no clarification on what the state of the bootloader is, but seems like there will be no official method provided to gain root or to modify the bootloader. Doesn't mean that there isn't one but it will not come from the official channel in the US. I guess it was to be expected, but still kinda disappointing, especially since the device is "unlocked", so no carrier restrictions and their main competition comes from Oneplus 3 and Nexus 6P, both dev friendly
[Alcatel Idol 4S Guides, News, & Discussion] hello00:
obviously they are not going to tell you because rooting your device would void your warranty but even if they lock the bootloader we will always find a way to unlock it..they did the same with the idol 3
[Alcatel Idol 4S Guides, News, & Discussion] peramikic:
Well they could tell you that it voids warranty, give out unlock image that trips the QFuse and that would do it, perma warranty void. But they are not even open to the possibility, which is a shame for an unlocked device, especially when your main competitor devices are going to be "open".

And in regards to locked bootloaders and always finding a way...it could go the way of the Galaxy S7, i think the secure architecture is petty much the same as SD820.
[Alcatel Idol 4S Guides, News, & Discussion] DallasCZ:
Do you really think they take care about 3-5% of customers who are into this root things and stuff like that?
[Alcatel Idol 4S Guides, News, & Discussion] ksuuk:
So either some (btw, Alcatel sells to Russia alot) user will make a hack, or Alcatel will bend and allow open the bootloader or we are doomed.
[Alcatel Idol 4S Guides, News, & Discussion] peramikic:
Apparently some do and will not even void your warranty* for doing it.

And 5% increase in sales is some executives nice bonus bump or grabbing me as a customer instead of loosing me to HTC or Nexus or Oneplus. It's a niche market, but with competition as is, why would you give up 5% of it?
[Alcatel Idol 4S Guides, News, & Discussion] DallasCZ:
say it to ZTE, ALCATEL and others.. i think there is always a way to gain root, bit with this minor bramds we suffer from lack of devs.

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[Alcatel Idol 4S Guides, News, & Discussion] Kutusov:
I'm going to sound like someone that thinks he has the faintest idea on how things work but isn't the bootloader both a security thing to the user and to the company? There might be a 5% extra for having it unlocked but what's the margin for people not wanting/giving up a brand if they start hearing "that phone gives tones of problems to some/gets hacked/is not safe", etc? Sounds to me like having a bootloader locked gives a company a more clear picture of how to manage things and uncertainty might end up profitable but also involves the risk of turning into losses.

I'm thinking in terms of cars. If you can hack the electronics and make the engine push harder and it breaks, how much do I as a the car company would lose by having to replace engines under warranty if I don't have a sure fire way to tell if you messed with it or not? It's a hard balance between that and ho much I would sell because my engines are tunable. I personally would prefer to sell a bit less and have a bit smaller company but having control over it and knowing I could count with a profit around an X value that won't fluctuate much. Might very well be the case of why I could never be a business man :D
[Nexus 6P Accessories] Haul:
Amazon link: http://www.amazon.com/ORICO-10000mAh-Portable-External-Battery/dp/B018VK1TAU/

unboxed:

[IMG="unboxed"]http://i.imgur.com/7icJail.jpg[/IMG]

specs:

[IMG="the end"]http://i.imgur.com/jERscoE.jpg[/IMG]

charging speed:

[IMG="charging speed"]http://i.imgur.com/lTFCNHD.png[/IMG]

cosmetic blemish:

[IMG="cosmetic blemish"]http://i.imgur.com/7CazM13.jpg[/IMG]

It is a great size. It is slightly narrower and shorter than the 6P itself, so fitting it into my pocket isn't a problem. As long as your pocket is big enough for the 6P, it will be big enough for the battery. The battery is also very thin compared to the beasts coming from Anker, Talentcell, RAVpower, and Choetech.

The USB Type-C port is rated for 2.4A, not 3.0A. Ampere suggests that it really is capable of 2.4A on the Type-C port. It reports ~2600 mA on the battery vs ~2900 mA on the stock Google charger. Of course 3.0A would be nicer than 2.4A, but I'm willing to deal with a small drop in charging speed in exchange for the extremely small size and great portability of this battery. Keep in mind that the 6P really only charges at 3.0A up to ~35% charge, and from there it quickly drops to slower speeds. So the difference in charging speed from 0% to 100% is probably only about 15 minutes.

The chassis of the battery is made of aluminum and actually looks quite good. Mine did come with a slight blemish on the surface, which can be seen in the last photo, but it doesn't bother me. The chassis is also resistant to fingerprints. The aluminum is slightly textured/rough, just like the 6P's chassis. It has a "premium" look and feel.

It charged my 6P about two full charges before dying itself.

You can charge the Orico battery using the Type-C port or a micro B port. The Type-C port is capable of both charging and discharging, which is nice and convenient.

I bought this product with 0 Amazon reviews from a company I've never heard of before with low expectations, but it actually seems like a very good product. The greatest thing about it is the size and portability. The size is just perfect for me. I was originally quite disappointed when Anker cancelled their 10,050 mAh Type-C battery, but this Orico's form factor is so much better. The Anker, had it made it to maker, would have been wider than the phone and much thicker than the Orico. The Orico, by stretching out it's length and width to be just shorter than the 6P's, is able to make the device as thin as possible, making it so much more portable and less clumsy than the Anker would have been. I highly recommend this one.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] Haul:
Here's one last picture taken from a N5 showing the thickness of the unit.

[IMG="thick"]http://i.imgur.com/3O5EWrj.jpg[/IMG]
[Nexus 6P Accessories] David TechMatte:
Thank you very much for the review. Very insightful!
[Nexus 6P Accessories] tvdang7:
Thanks for the review. I'm shocked that it is this cheap. Can you charge 2 devices using the type c and the usb both at the same time?
[Nexus 6P Accessories] Haul:
I just tried plugging in my 6P and a coworker's e-cig at the same time. I use a portapow inline meter for the e-cig, and it pulled 0.9A. My 6P, which had 70% battery, was pulling 1.95A according to Ampere. Neither of those numbers changed when only one was plugged in at a time.

The price is pretty similar to iVoler's bulkier 10,000 mAh unit. $28.99 vs $31.99.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] onebelo:
i picked this one up as well since the Monoprice 10,000mah one I got previously didnt seem to last as long even though they sent me a replacement. With the Monoprice one, charging the phone once would bring the battery down to 1bar. The iVolver which have been posted here as well that looks the same as the Monoprice one seems to perform better according to the reviews but I didnt want to buy another one that was similar. The reason I got this one though was the design was different and its slimmer, although slightly wider. Goes well with the phone and seems to have better build quality than the Monoprice one. Battery seems to perform better as well as I'm able to charge it multiple times before depleting. Using the stock google Type-C cable, I'm able to achieve similar speeds as above but using the Choetech Type-C to C cable, I'm maxing out at 1800mah.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] Matt K:
The price is pretty good, the only issue I have with this is that it doesn't come with a usb c-c cable. I prefer my cables generally to have a decent length but for battery packs, I prefer a shorter cable since it's something I'm going to keep in my pocket and go I don't have like 2ft of cable poking out of my pocket when I'm charging.

If it came with a short usb c-c cable I'd easily pick this up.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] lanternca:
I picked one up the other day for our upcoming vacation. Agree it's a good size and feel. It is a lot heavier than I would have expected. Granted, I tend to like to buy slimmer, smaller 3000-4000 mah batteries as emergency backups to get through the day. But it still feels heavy to me. I'm sure it'll be fine in my backpack, but I'm still going to look for the very small backup battery, ideally with built in type c charger.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] itch808:
Where did this go? I don't see for sale anymore on amazon....
[Nexus 6P Accessories] Haul:
I'm not sure what happened to their Amazon listing, but they're still selling them through newegg: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA1DS3RS6984
[Nexus 6P Accessories] itch808:
I had the Monoprice version which I highly DO NOT recommend. It charged my N6P once and was practically dead. I'm ordering this one instead, thanks.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] jonbruin:
love the charger so far

This was the slimmest type C external battery I could find on Amazon. Love it so far. Great design, especially with the aluminum body. Charges fairly quickly (says Rapid Charging on the lockscreen at least), and is always nice for a quick top off charge while I'm in a meeting or in class.

Has anyone seen any type C chargers smaller than this? I'd love to have one that fits comfortably in a jeans pocket.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] kellybrf:
Full disclosure, I was provided with a sample in exchange for an honest and unbiased review. Type C powerbanks are still hard to come by, and most of them out there are massive. This Orico powerbank caught my eye because of the slim design that could fit in my pocket without a huge bulge. The Orico checks these off with a slim, premium build and both USB C and A outputs. The aluminum housing sets this bank apart from competitors right off the bat, and while it seems like a small detail the LED lights are soft with a great color to them. They are dim enough to not be a distraction in a dark room, but you won't be shielding the sun to see them outside. The bank itself has a good weight to it and is only slightly bigger than the Nexus 5X, so it easily fits into a pocket, bag or purse. It's not quite small enough that I wouldn't notice it, but at 10000mAh I wouldn't expect it to be. It has a microUSB input and type A output, as well as a Type C input/output. The device charged my Nexus 6P for 3 nights before running out of juice on the 4th; the phone was around 20% the first two nights and about 40% the third when going on the charger. While this may not get a power user through a weekend getaway, it is plenty to get you through even the heaviest of days. I do have two small issues, however. The first is that this device only outputs at 5V/2.4A over the USB C port, and not the full 5V/3A the Nexus devices are capable of. This is clearly stated in the product description, so while a slight disappointment it was not a surprise. The second is that once the device fully charges the powerbank shuts off. This in itself is a good thing, so it does not overcharge your phone, but the problem comes in that when the phone was plugged in and not charging it caused a USB OTG wakelock. The charger was keeping it awake all the time, draining the battery faster than it should. It only drained ~3% an hour, but on the first two mornings I woke up to my phone in the low 80s because of this. This can easily be mitigated by taking your phone off the charger when it is full, or more likely when it is close to full, but I docked it a star for this issue that I have not seen with other powerbanks. Overall though, this will likely be my go to day-to-day powerbank for the slim, sleek design.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] Elnrik:
I purchased this charger and a 1.5ft type C monoprice cable. Charges without issue. I like the form factor and size. No apparent build or quality issues. It sits in my backpack most of the time and hasn't picked up any dings yet. I think I can get two full charges from it.

No complaints here.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] jamesalfred:
Well, I'm gonna post in a necro thread.... But I need an answer anyway..

I just got this little gem today, and I see that this powerbank can be charged through USB C port. Has anyone tried charging it with nexus 6P's charger? Or any other USB charger? I'm a bit skeptical, since the product listed the input max for usb C should only be 5V/2.4A....
[Nexus 6P Accessories] Haul:
It charges just fine with my stock 6P charger, Anker charger, and my computer on the type-C port. The Satechi Type-C meter tells me that it is charging at > 2A.
[Sony Xperia M4 Aqua] iDnlSm:
After buying my device, I noticed that the Walkman (Current Music) did not have a widget with trackbar, so I saved the apk from my old device widget (Xperia T2 Ultra Dual), but I could not install, someone could port this apk ?

It looks like the widgets of the attached photos.

I took this apk on Xperia T2 Ultra Dual with Kitkat.

Thanks
[Sony Xperia M4 Aqua] dani020110:
Try to sign the apk
[Sony Xperia M4 Aqua] shouqinz:
sorry out of topic, on the first image show xperia corner launcher, whre do you get it? may i request it?
[Sony Xperia M4 Aqua] iDnlSm:
unfortunately I took the pictures from google just for show, since I do not have my old cell...
[Tizen Software Development] Qiangong2:
Can anyone write a simple guide to porting Tizen? Something like the android porting guides here on xda. The current porting guide isn't exactly user friendly.
[Tizen Software Development] adfree:
Maybe try more details...

Your goal?

What you want achieve?

On which device?

Btw.

Whole Tizen thing is not user friendly... :D :o

Best Regards
[Tizen Software Development] Qiangong2:
I want to build Tizen for the Samsung Galaxy Star Pro (GT-S7262). I understand Tizen is not user friendly, but I would still like to get it on the Star Pro. I don't need a hand-holding guide that is for newbies, I can build android and Ubuntu touch just fine, I just need a more organized guide (like the Ubuntu touch one). The build Tizen for official devices guide is great, but the porting guide is horrid.

Qiangong2
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ArticFighter:
yesterday my xt1063 just discharge and i put in to charge in the night the next the screen its on the bootlogo and doesn`t started

when i open the fastboot i can`t do anything with the adb when the phone works i always have the depuration active but doens`t recognize the phone in adb also can`t open the recovery the screen just goes to black

HELP PLS

Rom using NX Rom marshmellow
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hita98:
The pc don't recognise the phone in fastboot mode? If yes, you can try to restore it with the guide in moto g (2014)-->general

Inviato dal mio Moto G 2014 LTE utilizzando Tapatalk
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marcoslucianops:
Reinstall the lollipop rom and the phone goes work, care with the OTA update (will brick the phone if you use). Sorry my bad english.