yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Gionee M2] pickandrew:
Link for the download?

On which version of Android is based ROM? 5.0 or 5.1 Lollipop?

It is stable or beta version?
[Gionee M2] Mind Hunter:
Stable n 5.1 cm based
[Gionee M2] Patel009:
Great! Another rom for gionee..

Bro, I just wanted to confirm.. still reboot is required to switch data for sim cards?
[Gionee M2] pickandrew:
Where do I find the link for downloading the ROM?
[Gionee M2] Mind Hunter:
Yes
[Gionee M2] Mind Hunter:
Link in thread
[Gionee M2] lokendrachouhan:
Internal storage ko SD card batata he or SD card ko internal storage please help......
[Gionee M2] Sagar Jaiswal:
Good Job!
[Gionee M2] pachhi:
This ROM is good but overheating is problem, any solution for that ?
[Gionee M2] A1deparagon:
I want to try this rom now
[Gionee M2] A1deparagon:
Still same problem with mobile data.

No option to switch to 3G only

But the rom runs better

but now i have gone back onto mystic v7

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[Gionee M2] Sanchayan De:
After flashing Gapps phone reboots and then whenever i tap something in settings... "Unfortunately, Settings has stopped."
[Gionee M2] Sanchayan De:
I have 8 GB int storage but after flashing it became 4 gb. How to solve that?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tghost333:
Hello

new user here :]

i need help solving this issue on my Huawei mate-7 mt7-l09 ver 5.1 lollipop

i tried to root my phone today using kingroot i did it before but it failed so i decided to give it a shot today and suprisingly it WORKED!

Then i installed super su me which can replace kinguser with SuperSu

i pressed the button and kinguser got replaced by superuser

after that it reccomended me to reboot the device but after i did MY PHONE GOT STUCK INTO BOOT LOOP!

Stuck on the huawei boot logo !!:crying::confused:

I tried to format system and clear cache but it didnt work still stuck on the huawei logo

i tried downloading flashtool and downloaded the firmware and the huawei drivers but the problem is usb debugging is off and i cant enable it because i cant get past the boot screen

i made a huge damn mistake i was happy when it got rooted but now i regret it now

please help i tried searching for 5hrs and nothing i didnt find a solution for it

the only thing i wanted root for is to get the stereo mod and the ability to transfer apps to my sd card..

thanks

love and respect

tghost333.

Please help me out!!!!!!!
[Desire 816 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Skylon12:
Hi,

2 month ago I installed cyanogenmode. Ever since then I tried to go back to my htc stock rom but I have failed everytime.

I always stuck somewhere and I always manage to brick my phone and delete my OS.

I know there are a lot of threads here but non of them helps. If someone would please try to explain me how to do it step by step I would be really appreciated.

P.S. can someone please give me links for downloading all the correct files.
[Desire 816 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thoctor:
Have you tried Nukaru's tutorial on the a5_ul ? It's here in XDA . That's the best "step by step" your going to get and if you've tried it and failed the issue might not be the steps but something else going on with your device.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] desim0:
Like the topic says. Above 'About device' I have 'User manual'.

Is this something that my carrier has done? If so, is there any hope other than get a different carrier?

I have the SM-G935F, and using the carrier Telia in Sweden if anyone is wondering.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] GlocksRock:
The developer options menu is hidden, go to settings, about phone, and tap build number repeatedly until it tells you that you are now a developer.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] harfot:
Go to About device -> Softwareinfo - then tap 7 times on Build-Number.

Go one step backwards an you have Developer Option where you find OEM switch
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] desim0:
Thank you very much.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] harfot:
Next thing to learn is how to tap thanks button
[Galaxy S6 Edge+ Android Development] GreyFox777:
Fix for dimming issue in darker areas.​

Place the file in \system\framework\

Issue explained here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIKQzyyz76k

And don't forget to make an services.jar backup, for your safety!

I have tested it with G928F device running 6.0.1 BPB6. Works fine. Problem gone!

You may need an Root Explorer for copying services.jar into framework folder;)
[Galaxy S6 Edge+ Android Development] djgade:
I have 6.0.1 installed, but not experience any auto brightness issue. Exept when direct sunlight is shining on the sensor. Is it for that?

Gesendet von meinem SM-G928F mit Tapatalk
[Galaxy S6 Edge+ Android Development] GreyFox777:
Yes, exactly. You have disabled an auto brightness but it does anyway gonna to dim in dark areas and full brightness at light.

I think it just sucks if that happens with auto brightness disabled...
[Galaxy S6 Edge+ Android Development] djgade:
I have auto brightness always enabled, no reason to disable it for me. Sorry

Gesendet von meinem SM-G928F mit Tapatalk
[Galaxy S6 Edge+ Android Development] GreyFox777:
Ok dude, no problem, forget it :)
[Galaxy S6 Edge+ Android Development] strikerdj2011:
yes i will try this tomorrow for you as 23.27pm here now got to be up for work at 7am lol

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couldn't wait lol number 2 works great you are my hero now hahaha didn't work at first so changed it to 644 permissions and it worked great
[Galaxy S6 Edge+ Android Development] GreyFox777:
I just flashed the ROM on my phone and tested it. Works fine!
[Galaxy S6 Edge+ Android Development] gitin:
perfect you got it !!

I am still waiting to flash MM update on my phone

did you find [DAB] use ManualAutoBrightness is changed from false -> true

or was there some other code on this new MM file ?

thanks
[Galaxy S6 Edge+ Android Development] GreyFox777:
Yes, exactly this > [DAB] use ManualAutoBrightness is changed from false -> true :D

Im very happy now, but i will be much happier if some one can test new file on S7 Edge...

Hope you'll get marshmallow update soon...
[Galaxy S6 Edge+ Android Development] gitin:
oh thats strange, coz when I saw the files, i did not see this code.....may be the files sent to me were from some other model

anyways good they didn't change code and wasted our time :)
[Galaxy S6 Edge+ Android Development] Badelhas:
Has it affects battery life so much, don't you guys agree that the auto brightness should be more agressive in the levels of change, meaning, it should get dimmer at night and brighter in direct sunlight, without our intervention?

Is there a way to fix that with an app or something?
[Galaxy S6 Edge+ Android Development] GreyFox777:
The problem is with auto brightness disabled. Thats just a stupid bug from samsung (or they just hate us all).

None of app will fix this issue.
[Galaxy S6 Edge+ Android Development] ChimpNippl3s:
Excellent rom love it

Very smooth

2 probs i noticed so far for me and any advice gratefully received

1. screen always on or calander doesnt work

2.when i try send a pic in people's circles it force closes peoples edge using the new feature not normal message icon

Can this be fixed?

Great work hope you continue to develope this even more

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Oooops wrong forum please delete comments
[Galaxy S6 Edge+ Android Development] TheOnlyHyland:
Works perfect ! Thanks a million, its a bug thats been frustrating me since ive had the s6 edge+ ! Thanks for taking the time to sort.
[Galaxy S6 Edge+ Android Development] kofta2020:
Not Working with Me

not working with me ( 6.0.1 ) SM-G928C ( Egypt )

i backed up the original file to my storage .. how can i restore it please ? my phone still on Samsung Logo and doesnt boot

Please Help
[Galaxy S6 Edge+ Android Development] GreyFox777:
You have to use file manager in recovery. BTW on G928C the file can be different.
[Galaxy S6 Edge+ Android Development] garryb:
can someone please link the stock rom where this will actually work as i have flashed this on my phone and it gets stuck on samsung logo and i have to reflash my phone again,if someone can just provide a link of the full stock rom which is supported so i can download that flash it root the phone and than do this.

thanks for reading and SORRY for my english
[XDA Assist] tariq0101:
I have a simple question which is why there no costom recoveries or roms for the E4/E4g and why they don't have a developmental community.
[XDA Assist] Trafalgar Square:
Hello,

XDA Assist is for newbies finding their way on XDA. No to ask, why there are no ROMs or development for a device.

If no one wants to develop for this device, there can't be a ROM or Recovery. :D

Thread closed.

Kind regards

Trafalgar Square

XDA Assist
[General Questions and Answers] Odysseus34:
This is a shot in the dark, but I am sure there are lots of experienced people reading this forum that might help.

I am looking for a very cheap device, like $10 in volume of 100, that has a reasonable SDK (in C, others?) to be used to teach real time and embedded systems in electrical and computer engineering students.

I am not looking or want a simulator/emulator, alone.

Not necessarily Android, but that is also acceptable if the device matches the low price.

For example, I found these activity smart bands, like the TW64, that are copies of copies of copies of Fitbit and alike, an interesting case. The hardware costs no more than $10 USD, they have a 64x32 pixel screen, charge over usb, communicate over Bluetooth 4.0, have accelerometer to measure or pretend to :) measure activity and sleep, and a tiny battery that, in the beginning at least, lasts for 3-4 days.

Such a piece of hardware will be perfect if it comes with information and the means to re-program it for fun and education. Unfortunately, my query to a couple of manufacturers fell on deaf ears.

Do you know of such a combination of hardware and software?

A USB mp3 player, or an HDMI TV dongle might do if they can match price and accessibility through software.

Thank you in advance!

PS I would eventually like to have a community like the RTL-SDR for software defined radio. Check it out, it is very impressive what you can do with an equally inexpensive USB dongle and some open source software.
[General Questions and Answers] drtune:
Yes both IWOWN I5+ and TW64 are very hackable; just need a $5 ST-Link and a compiler. The TW64 is much easier to take apart, but the I5+ has better hardware (cap touch sensor and nicer display). I5+ you need to take a hacksaw to., the TW64 just unscrews.

Both have accelerometers and vibration motors. I recommend the TW64 which is extremely cheap (<$10 on ebay).

Both have publicly available SDKs - the I5+ will be easier to get to grips with as the Nordic support (for the NRF51822) is much better

See my threads on here for teardown pics and more info.
[General Questions and Answers] Odysseus34:
Thank you. I would be grateful if you could add links to the specifics you mention above for TW64.

1) Web link to ST-Link, please. The one at the ST dot com does not match your suggested price ;)

2) Would the GCC cross compiler do or I need a specific compiler, which one?

3) Where is the publicly available SDK for TW64?

Thank you again!
[General Questions and Answers] Cruzy12100:
An arduino could be used to teach students about embedded systems.But you would need to buy sensors to augment its productivity.
[General Questions and Answers] Odysseus34:
Absolutely, but using one of these smart bands is much more engaging. You have a motion sensor, a 3 day battery, Bluetooth LE to sync with a cellphone, and a tiny display with 64x32 pixels and 64KB RAM and 64KB ROM for about $10.

You can wear it and show off what it can do once you reprogram it.

How can you beat that?
[General Questions and Answers] Filip.io:
Sorry for hopping into the thread but I think it is not worth opening a new one so I would like to add a question to theese of Odysseus34.

My question is how do you connect the tw64 to the st-link? (can you use the provided usb cable or you have to open the housing and connect it to specific pins on the board?)

And is there a specific bootloader needed to be burned on the mcu first?

Thank you very much for your time!
[General Questions and Answers] Cruzy12100:
I agree with you and I have only worked with arduino so I don't know about these bands.Could you send me a link for the same?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] swamp2:
I am not so sure what all the hype about TomTom is, TomTom this and TomTom that, ugh. Could many of us be "victims" of TT's strong US advertising effort? I have been using GPS on Windows Mobile for years with my old school HTC pda2K (w/ external BT GPS). Sure I am going to get an 8925 ASAP and WAS concerned about it being locked down to some lame monthly fee BS for GPS. That tactic would certainly have been short lived thanks to the folks here at xda-developers. However on point.... have a look here ( http://www.gpspassion.com ) if you are really interested in the best GPS software. I have been using this site for some time for all the dirt, good info and comparisons on GPS hardware and especially software.

This link ( http://www.gpspassion.com/en/software/NavOverview.htm ) specfically shows their comparison (quite non-commercial, thorough and unbiased, IMO) among the major GPS software providers and TT ranks pretty low. My choice back in the day was PrymeNav and I'll likely get IGuidance as soon as I get my device.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] RemE:
Well, that comparison is 2004, but IGuidance v4 is still the best overall navigator in my estimation, for US/Canada. I like the fact that the whole map is now a single 1.2gig file, no map switching or loading. Works well on Kaiser. GPSpassion is the best GPS site to get straight talk about all things GPS.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] MikeChannon:
There may be some truth in what you say but with major suppliers there are always those who like to knock the big corporations. (Just think of Microsoft)

Tomtom is talked about so much because it generally works well and from the site you link to:

· Superb User Interface

· Fast routing/re-routing

· Good Nav info

· 3D mode is nice on the highway

and those things happen to be crucial. Now where I would agree with you is on the point they make:

· Poor routes in the US likely due to TeleAtlas map data

This does not however apply so much in Europe where the maps are at least as good as others around.

Mike
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Entropy512:
Did you look at the date on that comparison?

It's MASSIVELY out of date. They talk about TomTom Navigator 3 for EU, 2.24 for US.

TomTom is now up to version 6 for all locations, and I can say from experience that all of the strikes listed against TomTom in that page for version 3/2.24 are no longer valid for 6. (Some were valid in 5).

Back a year ago, when I had a PalmOS device, there were fewer choices:

TomTom

Delorme Street Atlas Handheld

Mapopolis

Garmin GPS 10

I've always liked Garmin, but unfortunately they released the PalmOS version for non-Garmin-sourced PDAs a month after I bought a BT GPS receiver and Garmin will only sell their software bundled with a receiver.

Delorme SAHH is the only way to get topo maps on a handheld. Good for hiking/geocaching, SLOW for anything else. Awful UI on handheld too.

Mapopolis - Cheap, fast, decent UI

TomTom - Fast, great UI, awful map data that was pre-cut with V5.

I tried a less-than-legit version of V6 and will be ordering the full legit version. The map data in V6 is MUCH better than V5 and is not pre-cut allowing for interstate routing. The UI is great, it's *FAST*, and the map data is excellent now.

I realize there are other choices for Windows Mobile than what I had with PalmOS, but TomTom works very well for me.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] cman6453:
Is that what you're using now on the TyTN II?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] sherpa:
Are you going to post this in every forum websites? You posted the same info over at Hofo also. I think you are just advertising your program. I will still use Tomtom no matter what.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] evilc:
I have been using TomTom since v5 came out - originally I had a copied version, when v6 came out, I decided that I found it useful enough to buy.

I kind of regret that decision.

I see no difference between the (UK) v5 and v6 maps. In fact, I am sure there are errors in v6 that were not there in v5.

A bunch of these are inexcusable. Things that have not changed in 20 years are wrong.

The main reason I bought it was to get access to the Traffic, but that is the worst feature of all. I have to turn it off or be VERY careful about following it's advice as it usually makes things worse not better.

For example, if it thinks the motorway I am on is congested, it will route me off onto an A road that it has no traffic data for. This road is usually worse than the congested motorway. Even if it is clear, it does not seem to account for intersections, assuming you can blaze through them at max speed.

What I think is really required is some system where the map can be patched. Users should be able to suggest patches to the map - maybe some kind of 3rd party app. Also if road "weighting" (or maybe just tweak the "speed limit" on a road to weight it) could be implimented in lieu of traffic data then that would probably help.

Also, I reckon there has to be some legal mileage in forcing satnav companies to permit you buying software only. If I have paid for western europe telenav maps when I bought TomTom, why should I pay for the same thing again if I use a competitor's satnav product that also uses telenav?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] RemE:
The great news is that there are many choices. I own CoPilot, Destinator, Delorme, Mapopolis, PMN, iGuidance, and TomTom. TomTom's a very good app, maybe better in EU. I believe that NavTec's maps are better than TelAtlas in the US, but that's my opinion from about 12 years of use.

I like to play with these things and I don't hold any of them as sacred. For now I prefer iGuidance v4 on my Kaiser. I like the NavTec Database, I like defining hard keys for 3D/2D, North-Up etc. It's got 3 levels of 3D presentation, TONS of good POI data, map dragging/zooming, and a GUI that works really well.

I'd really like to give Garmin a go, if I could use their PPC software on the Kaiser without their stupid software lock to their bundled BT receiver.

What I look for now is the best GUI and a contiguous map, screw maploaders and piece meal map pruchases and management. The devices have the memory and 1-2 gig dedicated to this valuable function is fine with me. Map data quality today is probably a wash between TelAtlas and NavTec.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] avega1027:
Might as well post it over @ the cingular forum to complete the cycle, eh?:D
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] swamp2:
Ugh

OK, sorry about the out of date referral. A big f-up there! I thought it looked suspiciously old but missed the tiny font with the date. The program version numbers should have been a give away as well. There are more up to date reviews of TT6 and iGuidance on some other pages and on their forums.

The points were simple and others are clearly agreeing with me here:

-TT is getting a lot of hype. I have not used it personally but I find it interesting how much folks are focused (to near obsession with it)

-There are many alternatives, and many are probably significantly better than TT in many areas

@RemE - Thanks for the unbiased input from someone who has used a ton of programs!

@avega and sherpa: I find it insulting that anyone thinks I am advertising or promoting a product I own or like. I was simply trying to help and to educate folks a bit about the options. So sorry (not) for those of you that had to read through my "useless" post on 2 forums. I just wanted to share some information - ugh...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] avega1027:
C'mon you stated YOU havent even used TT for yourself and youre bashing it. Give me a break. This whole time Im reading through all your posts saying TT this TT that, and youve never even used it?!? I understand all the hype etc about TT is blown out of proportion, but man thats really messed up bashing on something youve never even tried. I personally dont push onto people hey you gotta get TT nothing else is better, I never said that & I dont think I will. I am aware there are other software out there that may be better or not. My point in other threads has been simply, "Hey we CAn use other software on the 8925 w/o the use of TeleNav jumpstart & if TT was the software to use @ that moment, so be it."
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] swamp2:
Wrong, wrong, wrong

Nothing wrong with honesty, I have never used it, period. I still don't understand the hype. Again I think some of us are victims of their cute little TV marketing ads. Can you please point out one negative or "bashing" statement I made about TT? Didn't think so.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] MikeChannon:
Okay guys, we have made our points and I think if people read through the posts a pretty fair overall picture will emerge. That appears to be:

Tomtom is fine and generally works well, but there is a range of alternatives some of which may be superior (depending on your needs/preferences) to Tomtom so don't overlook these if you are buying GPS software. Part of the hype for tomtom on the Kaiser forums stems of course from the fact that the Kaiser has been bundled (for some folk) with tomtom software. Not surprising then that we're all talking about it.

Mike
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] rtsrob:
My take

I personally think TomTom sucks (at least in my experience), and here's why:

- Their support is TERRIBLE. Slow to respond, usually off the mark.

- Their maps are horribly inaccurate (for me, in the midwest US).

It took multiple calls and emails to get them to help me with the RETAIL BOX (not and OEM bundle) version I bought first with my Advantage and now with the Kaiser. On the advantage, they tried to tell me I couldn't run all from the Microdrive. I later discovered I could by installing to an SD card first, and then manually copying it over.

Their interface is SLOW, and so many addresses aren't found (on supposedly the latest US Map, according to their TomTom home utility).

Just today, Garmin announced their Mobile XT software on a MicroSD card, and this is significant because previous versions of Garmin Mobile XT required the use of Garmin's GPS hardware, even if you had an integrated GPS. Now, you can FINALLY use Garmin's software with your own GPS, and I couldn't be happier.

In my personal opinion, Garmin's PDA software (and especially their all-in-one units) are VASTLY SUPERIOR to TomTom, at least here in the US, based on my own extensive experiences.

-Rob
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] gogol:
rtsrob,

That could be true, at least in US :) Because for me, TomTom is still the best and I live in Europe. And have no problem with the interface/speed/etc.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] RemE:
What BS! I just don't get Garmin, why the microSD? Last thing I want to do is pull memory cards just to navigate. I use a 6gig now and it's staying put in my device, many apps need the card so it makes no sense to use a seperate card. This is why I didn't bother with iGo same issue, sheesh.

Regarding support, iGuidance doesn't do much either, when we flashed WM6 to Hermes, iNAV could not/would not believe my detailed description about WM6pro being a standard PPC OS, they kept saying "sorry we don't support WM6, it's only for smart phones, they are not touch screens". Fortunately the S/W just works and GPSpassion has some very sharp folks that have tweaks that can be applied to iGuidance to make some changes.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] rsolomon:
Two words: "Copy Protection"

Richard