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[Samsung Gear S2] archtech3d:
What I am mainly concerned about is all the copyright and trademark infringements going on in the market. You can't put Family Guy on a watch face, slap a digital clock on it, call it your own, and sell it for $2. You have to own the rights. Also, no one can use official Superhero logos and profit unless you own the rights to them as well.

This will hurt the Gear S2. When the companies who own the trademarks complain, the faces will be stripped from the market. Consumers who purchased them will no longer be able to download and install them. They will get angry at Samsung and Gear Apps as a whole, hurting sales... A market in its infancy like this should be more careful. By individuals releasing faces on the market like this they are also smacking other designers and developers in the face... Smacking down the integrity of whole "design process" really... :(
[Samsung Gear S2] Mr Ian B:
Is there an app for Gear S2 watch faces similar to Android Wear watchmaker. It is the only app I use on my Moto 360 gen 1. Just ordered refurbished Gear S2 for $140 via BB on Ebay offer.

Looking forward to it to complement my Moto 360 and Note 5.

Ian B
[Samsung Gear S2] GodfatherSadri:
I completely agree. I think Samsung should have a more stricter approval process for watch faces, prior to releasing them on the market just for sheer inventory bragging rights. Quality over quantity any day. I would gladly pay a few bucks for a decent watch face that a good artist/designer has put time in making. I do kinda miss having Watchmaker like I did on my LG Urbane.
[Samsung Gear S2] svencux:
ok people,

just working on the following watch face.

Would that something that meets you expectations?

let me know what you think.

movements see:

https://youtu.be/3atVo7lpIs4
[Samsung Gear S2] Lokifish Marz:
They even allow for blatant theft of original work.
[General Questions and Answers] KlausR:
Dear all

I am almost desparate after having tried most possible ways to format a micro sdcard, but the files keep coming back. It's a sdxc 64gb sandisk in exfat. It used to sit in a Galaxy note 10.1 2014 (SM-P605), but I wanted to use it elsewhere too.

So I tried to format it with Windows10, xubuntu, osx el capitan, Nikon dslr, Android cm13, twrp recovery, custom stock Samsung Android 5.1.1 (just the original ROM that initially fornatted the card is gone), but the files keep coming back.

I am probably missing something or misunderstand something and you can probably help me.

Thanks
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] krnchonnom:
I bought a tytn with cracked screen on ebay.

I replace the screen on it and put everything back the way it was.

I put the battery in and plug the charger in. But nothing happens. The battery and the charger is originals also.

Can someone tell me what might be wrong with it? There is no sign of life on the phone.

The phone is not water damaged not abused. The inside board looks clean and nice.

It does seem like the previous owner had taken it apart to do something to the LCD. I saw some solder behind the LCD where he tried to attatched the digitizer contacts to the LCD. Other than that, nothing is wrong with it.

Any advice would be appreciated~ I could not find any info about this problem so iam posting this.

Thanks.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Reaper29:
Info

What was the state of the phone before you took it apart, did you try to charge it before you took it apart and was the void sticker still intact also did you try any functions on the phone I.E. make a call or anything else to see what state it was in before opening it up
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[The Best Apps You've Never Heard of] Bewinxed:
Are we not done with the "Optimize/Clean/Speed up your android" thing yet?
[The Best Apps You've Never Heard of] slamandar:
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[The Best Apps You've Never Heard of] MrAxlee:
But there's no point freeing up RAM... Android already does that for you when it needs it. Free RAM is wasted RAM.
[The Best Apps You've Never Heard of] slamandar:
Yes MrAxlee thats true , but unused ram is a part of system performance ; you want to have some memory free. Your devices will not have enough memory to preload EVERY application, so it has to guess based on your actions. It needs to have enough memory available to quickly load an app that you may want.

Let's say that you want to load an application that requires 256MB of RAM, but you only have 128MB available. This means that the OS is going to try to clear 128MB of RAM to accomodate your app, and as your app loads, will try to clear another 128MB to return to its previous state. This clear/load/clear causes a longer load time and more slowdown than just loading an app not already in memory.

I dont recommend using task killers every then and now, but i do recommend cache cleaner and boost apps because in my experience, even on a high end phone, clearing the app cache does work when scrolling gets choppy or the keyboard gets laggy. Thats probably down to bad apps . :good:

Our Speed Booster & cache cleaner Tool have many option to choose from : one Tap Boost , cache clean or apps backup ...etc

you will find that it actually 'cure' the lag , and enhance phone speed

That of course doesn't mean that Android's Memory management sucks , but what do you think happens when you install 20+ random apps from the market? Yeah, you need a task manager.
[The Best Apps You've Never Heard of] MrAxlee:
On windows, you do want to free up RAM, for the reasons you specified. But on Android, it's completely different. In short, android likes running with a pretty full up RAM, around 80/85%. If you remove them all, after a couple of minutes it'll just launch them again and use even more resources in doing so (it uses more resources to launch than it does to run). Your phone learns how you use your phone the more you use it, it knows what you use most andleast and loads those apps into your RAM accordingly. Using up all your RAM to load the apps it knows you'll be opening and using to speed up those ones.

Also, your phone uses flash memory rather than (what most people are using) disk memory. Flash memory is plenty fast enough to launch your applications, and also constantly reading and writing off your flash memory will just degrade it.

I'd filled my entire 32GB of storage on my new S7 Edge within an hour of owning, solely with apps. I haven't experienced any more lag than I did when it was on stock. This is a common theme across every phone I've owned.

What you're experiencing is a placebo effect.

If you want to optimise performance, something like how Greenify works would be best. Apps closed by greenify don't automatically reopen.

In regards to your app though, the other features I like very much.
[The Best Apps You've Never Heard of] egigoka:
MrAxlee, Free RAM = free CPU.

You will see it on stupid cheap devices.

So, calm down and keep using S7 or another expensive smartphone. And stop writing this **** like "Android automatically clean RAM ".
[The Best Apps You've Never Heard of] mayank22:
Go and get greenify and then concentrate on other pressing matters in life than freeing up ram that will eventually be full again in minutes.... ;)
[The Best Apps You've Never Heard of] -woczarder-:
Of course we are. Those kinds of apps should be illegal.

The developer of this app made this thread, so he will try to convince us to use his creation.
[The Best Apps You've Never Heard of] premier69:
I installed the aicp_hlte_mm-11.0-UNOFFICIAL-20160112 on my galaxy note 3 and I couldn't be happier. It does, however make my phone lag a tad bit sometimes unlike what the original 5.0 samsung rom did. I wouldn't go back anytime soon anyway.

MM does RAM resource management pretty good right? So I don't need apps like this one?
[The Best Apps You've Never Heard of] harshsharma9619:
thanks

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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] daneal2u:
Thanks bro. Will surely try it
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Sagij0619:
Hello

There is problem. I cant install p4 trimm kernel because of error message " your unit isn't p4tmo" My unit is really p4 the message is failed. Please correct the error. Best regards joe ps your rom is fantastic
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] decatf:
Install the p4 TRWP.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] LeBourrin:
Wow, thank you for that!

My P4wifi was dying (many lags).

I will test your kernel when I have time.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] francisco.negromonte:
This is awesome! My tablet is running better than ever! I've used it for a week without any issues. It trimmed almost 1.5 GB in data partition when I ran it manually, as advised it the post. Since then, no more lag.

Thank you very much, [MENTION=477790]Decaf[/MENTION]t

Enviado de meu GT-P7510 usando Tapatalk
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] nwo122383:
Running this on my p4wifi and boy does this seem to make a huge difference! I installed the kernel then ran the commands as outlined above then rebooted and this thing just flies now. can't believe this is running marshmallow before my note5 awesome work [MENTION=4404851]decatf[/MENTION]
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] LeBourrin:
It is done. I've installed your Trim kernel on my p4wifi with Lollipop ROM.

I'm not comfortable with terminal so I used Trimmer store app to trim partitions. All went well. No brick. :good:
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] rtiangha:
New toy? Nice! One question though: How does this kernel (release date of March 5 when I wrote this) compare to the one included in your March 14th AOSP 6.0 ROM? I noticed that the kernel build date in the ROM version is also March 14 while this one is earlier (as of this posting). Were the wifi issues that were fixed in the March 14 ROM userspace issues or kernel issues? And a dumb question: If using F2FS, is running fstrim manually once installed still worthwhile, or is that more for ext4 systems?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] decatf:
It was kernel issues.

Use TRIM regardless of what filesystem it is. Pay no attention to posts elsewhere saying that TRIM doesn't work on F2FS or that it's not worthwhile. Those issues apply to old versions of F2FS. Some maintainers enable an F2FS option that runs DISCARD internally but Android runs TRIM periodically so there's no need to enable that.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] PowerDK:
Worked great on P7510. No issues at all. Were able to TRIM right after reboot and installation of a terminal .

Just great to get this old relich taken out of deep storage and brought to life again with updated kernel and android 6.0.1 ROM :good: :D
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] DrGirlfriend:
I'd suggest the app eMMC Brickbug Check for probing the hardware in your tab10.1 flash disk and a little reading online. The first trim after all these years use gives the greatest improvement, removing a monster clog in the hardware. Further trims depend on how much writing/deleting one does.

Working great on my P7510 with decatf rom and pico apps.

---------- Post added at 11:55 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:23 AM ----------

My eMMC hardware says:

Type: SEM16G

Date: 05/2011

CID: blah long number blah

FwRev: 0x90

YMMV
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] DrGirlfriend:
App rotate soft reboot

[MENTION=4404851]decatf[/MENTION], as if you need more logs to indict rotate sensors, here's another.

I once again ran eMMC Brickbug Check to add the output to my previous post to share with the thread and, like many phone-centric apps, it only runs in portrait mode even though I keep my tab locked in landscape (which nearly eliminated soft reboots), but when the app started in portrait mode, instant soft reboot. Good luck and thanks again.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] PowerDK:
Tried the eMMC check.

Result is:

eMMc chip

Type: MAG4FA

Date: 09/2011

CID: 1501004d414734464112f813e2fe9e00

FwRev: 0x12

Brick Bug?

YES. Insane chip

Is the "Brick Bug YES" significant when the path have been put into the kernel ? I gues it is'nt
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] decatf:
This fixes the brick bug so it should be safe to use.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] DrJayC:
TRIM Kernel

The TRIM kernel is working great for me so far on p4wifi.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] decatf:
The aosp-6.0 TRIM kernel been updated with changes from the 20160326 ROM merged in.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] dihoc:
could you please tell me how to do it manually? Thanks a lot
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] LiverpoolFCfan:
If you mean "how to trim manually" the easiest way is to follow LeBourrin's suggestion earlier in the thread and download the Trimmer app from the Play Store. It worked for me.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] DrGirlfriend:
Long freezes

[MENTION=4404851]decatf[/MENTION] - per my post in your rom thread, I flashed 0326 kernel and the freezes came back. Could very well be something I did wrong. Syslog attached - it happened right before I tried to power off, which took very long but did buzz off.

Warning, I first booted into twrp to flash 0326 rom fresh but decided I should go get a logcat via syslog app, so I reboot system form twrp without doing anything (except the recovery boot itself). I don't know if that recovery boot pollutes the logs.

I'll go without this kernel for now and see if freezes go away.

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] dihoc:
thanks for responding, LiverpoolFCfan
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] PowerDK:
I dirty flashed the 0326 kernel, 0326 ROM, pico gapps 0329 (not the neo modified) and the SuperSU in one go the other day. No issues at all.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] rtiangha:
The 0326 p4tmo versions seem to work great over here. Thanks for this, decatf!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] LiverpoolFCfan:
I am running the 5.1 version (p4wifi_kernel-aosp-5.1-20150305-TRIM.zip) on top of aosp-5.1.1-p4wifi-20160215.zip for the last couple of weeks with no issues.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] decatf:
I didn't notice anything wrong from the logs.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Tobbi_:
When I execute fstrim -v /system, it tells me "0 bytes trimmed". Is that a bug or was the system partition already trimmed somehow?

In any case: Great stuff, decatf. fstrim worked fine on the data/ and cache/ partitions.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] decatf:
Probably the latter. It will show zero bytes when fstrim is run more than once in a short period. So I guess there might be some limit to prevent excessive TRIM-ing.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] DrGirlfriend:
/system is mounted read-only so it rarely sees active writes, just flashes right after a wipe in twrp. No need to trim.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] DrGirlfriend:
0326 kernel is fine

I didn't revert kernels but disabled OC (1500M) and everything is solid. I'll try OC to only 1400M now and see...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] knowledger2:
Just did this on my P4, 9432MB trimmed on /data, 88MB trimmed on /system and 409MB trimmed on /cache. I guess the trimming was long overdue... hopefully it's faster now as it has been really slow for a while (even when I had the stock rom)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] coolfuze:
Feel lost

Hi, I'm running a p7500 with 4.0.4 stock. I'm experienced with following steps, just wondering I can use this on my system as is or do I need to flash a marshmallow rom first and if so any recommendations for speed and stability and battery life? It's my brothers tablet so I want to surprise him with a smoother experience on it, I already a9lh'ed his 3ds so this should be a cake walk in comparison, shout out to my fellow 3DS modders. I'm also experienced with rooting and installing cwm on different devices.

Sorry, if this seems like a first post, it's not, my account mysteriously vanished, haven't used it in years so had to create it again.

[edit] Nvm, I just went ahead and installed 6.0, I just installed gapps pico but everything that got installed is getting a message of Unfortunately this has stopped, further from getting some TRIM then I though, don't know what could have gone wrong since I chose ARM, 6.0, pico

[2nd edit] Just did a factory reset and gapps appears to be working fine now, weird. Must have needed to have it's cache cleared.

[3rd] Now play store works but installed chrome from it and no go

[4th] ok, installed the chrome apk in the first link, chrome works fine now, gonna attempt to run trim now

[5th and final] Managed to trim, never ran it before, i used the play store app trimmer to do it, /data 26.7GB Trimmed, /cache 433.5MB Trimmed, /system 87.9MB Trimmed
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] jerryhou85:
Hi [MENTION=4404851]decatf[/MENTION],

I was using your 5.1.1 rom from this post: [ROM][Unofficial][AOSP] Android 5.1.1 Lollipop

The ROM version was 20160305.

But the trim kernel here is 20150305 for 5.1.1, is it possible for you update your TRIM kernel to 20160305 version? I'm afraid I will lose some kernel updates if I use the TRIM kernel. Thanks!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] LeBourrin:
The Trim kernel has been released just after the lastest 5.1.1 ROM build.

It's a wrong file name. Click on a Trim kernel and you will see that 2016 is the real date.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] jerryhou85:
Great news! Thanks for pointing out that to me! :highfive:
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Smiff2:
32GB trimmed on /data wow anyone "beat" that? ;)

actually i had problems getting it to run at all, using the Trimmer app, which is very simple, but it was taking a long time to get root from SuperSU. weird, anyone else having problems with SuperSU being slow (v2.52)?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] prisoner881:
Just installed the TRIM kernel on Unofficial AOSP 6.0.1 build 2016-08-06 by decatf from this forum. TRIM worked fine using app from Play Store. However, now I have an error every time I boot the tablet saying "Process system isn't responding - do you want to close it?" with options to "wait" or "ok". Either one makes the error go away and not return until the next reboot, but I'm concerned it's a symptom of something else being messed up.

Anyone else seeing this? Know of a fix? If there's a way I can provide more info that would help, please advise and I'll get logs, etc.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] LeBourrin:
This is because Trim is included in AOSP 6.0.1. Do NOT install TRIM kernel with this rom because the kernel is older than the current Rom build.

You may reflash 2016-08-06 to fix the bug.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] prisoner881:
Aha! I missed that in the documentation! I reflashed 20160806 and all is working again. Thanks!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] jacky03:
Did it support Omni5.1

通过我的 GT-P7510 上的 Tapatalk发言
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] cuongchi:
Ok
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] conquerall:
Hello! Im having problem with power button in my Galaxy S3 Mini. I wanted to take a screenshot and suddenly power button stopped working. I thought it was some software bug so I decide to restart phone by removing battery, but now I can't turn on my phone because power button still not working :( I wanted to enter to download mode to reboot phone, but download mode is not working too. I have tried to turn on phone without using power button (some battery/charger tricks) but its not working. I have no idea what else can I do? When I plug in USB cabel I can see battery level, but thats all. Any ideas? Please help, I need to turn on this phone till tommorow :(
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