yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Miscellaneous Android Development] SKDesignsuccw:
download is getting cancelled midway. any idea why is this happening? I tried 3 times and got unknown network error.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] riyaz7861:
That work around fixes links also not working??
[Miscellaneous Android Development] adityanikhare:
BRO [MENTION=375833]Sagar[/MENTION] . Camera is Still 8.2Mp In PAC MAN ROM ported by u. Please provide a patch for this .. Even There is no FM App ....

I Am Having XOLO PLAY 8x 1100 S004 Version
[Miscellaneous Android Development] SKDesignsuccw:
Hey can you upload the list of files that sagar asked from stock ROM. its 8.2mp maybe bcoz i provided files from my stock ROM . If its showing 13 mp in ur cm12.1 ROM then I guess your files will solve 13 mp issue.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] sagar.singh:
Yup that would fix that I think becauz I forgot to take those files BTW thanku for ur help I think u enjoy the ROM and guyzzz no workarounds needed for the ROM I just copied all that stuff from a ROM thread??

Surprise cm 13 thanks to fehrung and Hyperion and I cannot give the link

Bugs camera

BT GPS and many more I think i

Don't ask for link
[Miscellaneous Android Development] riyaz7861:
Wow :0

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Now there is no 13 mp and no fm app?:confused:
[Miscellaneous Android Development] SKDesignsuccw:
WoW this is what I like about android and MTK ! we people can always expect for something new ! no matter how outdated our devices are!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] realsachin:
We must download gapps or not??
[Miscellaneous Android Development] sagar.singh:
U can use any no problem
[Miscellaneous Android Development] riyaz7861:
Bro [MENTION=375833]Sagar[/MENTION] is the camera 8mp and also fm app is not there??
[Miscellaneous Android Development] realsachin:
Pacman is better than cm 12 or not?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] sagar.singh:
Bro at least try the ROM and give the review I don't have black device??
[Miscellaneous Android Development] sagar.singh:
Yup ?lot more features
[Miscellaneous Android Development] realsachin:
In pacman ROM , sound is not coming

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Speakers and headset both are not working

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Please help me
[Miscellaneous Android Development] riyaz7861:
:p
[Miscellaneous Android Development] realsachin:
Camera and speakers are not working
[Miscellaneous Android Development] sagar.singh:
Bro inpac man ROM RU facing any bugs I need to confirm
[Miscellaneous Android Development] adityanikhare:
Bro in pac man rom i am facing sensor bug . Compass and magnetometer sensor not working, otg is not working and camera is still 8.2Mp .Please provide patches for these bugs......
[Mate 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OcazPrime:
Hello i recently purchased a huawei mate 8 and i was wondering how to activate it on verizon, ive done lots of research and so far all i can get is mobile data. It doesnt make any phone calls or receive text messages. What am i missing?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wryan111:
So, I got a new S-View case today (Spigen Slim Armor View) and found out that when I closed the window completely, the s-view functions didn't work. But, when I had it partially open, it did work. Was wondering if anybody has had this issue before, or if anybody knew a possible fix. Thanks!
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Erick Sanchez:
[Help] my Galaxy s5 has a huge battery drain problem... it lasts 4-5 hours on full charge and it overheats after a while
[ZenFone 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brhnahmad05:
So the thing is, I wanted ro buy a quick charge adaptor for my zenfone...so I needed to know which adaptor should I buy ???? Will Qualcomm certified charger work on my device???

Or I have to buy some other adaptor

And my phone supports quick charge...

Tnx
[ZenFone 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkmage1991:
yes any old quickcharge 2.0 charger should work.

and just for reference i purchased this one http://www.amazon.com/Aukey-PA-U28-...311804&sr=1-7&keywords=aukey+quick+charge+2.0

works perfectly
[ZenFone 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brhnahmad05:
Tnx a lot
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bemypromdate:
1. I've seen some roms with Clark is it different than XT1575 model or the same?

2. For rooting/unlocking should I use http://xdaforums.com/moto-x-style/general/guides-how-to-guides-beginners-t3200808 or http://xdaforums.com/moto-x-style/development/tool-windroid-universal-android-toolkit-t3206883?

3. Any kernel/governor recommendations?

4. What are your experiences with this device?
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SenK9:
1. Clark is the codename for this phone. The XT1572 is the international model, the XT1575 is the US model I think. Just make sure you flash the right ROM for your model (the thread title will show 72 or 75).

2. Depends if you want GUI tool. I used the second method, using ADB and fastboot command line, very straightforward. Just unlock via Motorola website, boot into fastboot, flash recovery.img from TWRP, and then boot into recovery and flash your ROM. Done.

3. If you use stock ROM, then look at Frankenclark (http://xdaforums.com/moto-x-style/development/kernel-frankenclark-t3289939). If you want a de-bloated stock ROM, look at TruPureMM (http://xdaforums.com/moto-x-style/development/rom-trupurex-fast-smooth-t3237155). Incidentally, you can use Frankenclark kernel on TrupureMM. That's probably the most popular option. If you want an AOSP type option - There's CM13 Unofficial (http://xdaforums.com/moto-x-style/orig-development/cm13-motox-2015-t3279564?goto=newpost), or Temasek CM13 that has more options (http://xdaforums.com/moto-x-style/development/rom-temasek-s-cm13-0-t3312175?goto=newpost), or also Bliss ROM (http://xdaforums.com/moto-x-style/development/rom-bliss-rom-6-0-team-bliss-t3299745/).

4. Very good so far, watching TV shows and movies is wonderful with the big screen and dual front facing speakers. Performance is good. There are only two weaknesses, and that's an average battery life (not terrible, but not class leading), and also lack of wireless charging, which I have been used to in previous phones.

Hope that helps.
[General Topics] romul:
Hey guys i'm completely new here, thanks to you guys ive downloaded wm6 and installed it flawlessly. But now i have a problem with my contacts, it seems that the msn contacts only stay on my phone sometimes and then disappear. This is a problem because i just updated all the numbers to my windows live.

Thanks for the help already, great board by the way.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oaksu:
Hi,

I setup the following ROM on my Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 device:

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-note-10-2014/development/rom-android-6-marshmallow-t3254901

Everything seems to have gone well. I am able to use the device as expected.

Though if I Power Off the device and start it again, the system goes into TWRP directly. I am able to select Reboot->System which then reboots into the system.

How can I force the startup to go to System and only bring up TWRP when I press the specific recovery key combination?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
If you are posting here for a 2014 model guess you have flashed the product for not a Note 2014 model .
[Android Auto General] Rickmaster10:
Hi. I've an unbranded chinese Headunit . With a rockchip px3 and i want to root it . i've folllow step . but now i've an issue . i need to instal supersu trought the recovery but the head unit dont have volume button . i've been able to reboot recovery trought window adb but no command window . only a dead Android with an exclamation .

Is there any body who has aldrealy root a px3 ?

Thx
[Android Auto General] raul.bazus:
How did you get Root? I have a chinese Headunit with px3 too.

Thx﻿
[Android Auto General] Rickmaster10:
Yes ! I've instal kingroot . and it did some magic
[Android Auto General] uudruid74:
Another way is to get an update.img and root the image. That's what I did for pumpkin audio's Lollipop unit
[Android Auto General] mysterium:
Can you please explain in details how to get an update.img and root the image

Thanks
[Android Auto General] uudruid74:
The images are on the pumpkin forums and in my case, I had a bunch of problems for which they kept saying "download this update and flash it and see if it works" ... and it didn't. So, I looked at it myself.

The images are in a format that is specific to Rockchip. You'll likely need a Linux box and some decent skill to manipulate the images. You unpack the image with 'imgrepackerrk' available on XDA. It makes a folder called update.IMG.dump and inside is things like update-script (I comment out the part that flashes recovery! I'm scared) and a folder called Image. Inside that are your partition images, including system.img!

You can just make a folder and mount that image to it. Then grab a copy of SuperSU and open it. You'll see it runs a shell script to manipulate the /system folder. I manually performed the commands at the Linux command line. However, you MUST know shell scripting. This isn't a simple file. Expect to screw it up a dozen times before you get all the permissions just right.

When done, unmount your image from the folder, repack using the same tool that packed it and stick it on a USB flash drive and take it out to the car. Do the magic dance to get to the recovery, and flash it.

Do not attempt if you can't get to recovery and make sure you comment out the part that flashes recovery since you don't EVER want to lose that recovery. It's your only way into the system if you mess up!

If you have the exact same model as me I can stick mine up somewhere, although its tricky to get the Settings changes working since I haven't re-signed the system apps ... basically, you load with the stock Settings app and then use root to copy my version in place. My version gives a 12 and 24 hr standby time options. Once copied, its good.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] TheNextGenNation:
I ran into an issue where after flashing the Marshmallow firmware from a G925F rom on my SM-G925P phone getting the error "device does not have drk please install drk first"

EFS folder, nv_data.bin, and cert are corrupt. I simply need someone to send me their EFS folder so I can get my phone to accept these firmwares once again and hopefully I can start developing a few roms. Here's hoping there's someone out here who wants to help.

E-mail: GamingMajor@gmail.com

Thanks :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Robbie Doo:
Can you reflash the correct version and fix the problem?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] TheNextGenNation:
Unfortunately it doesn't change anything. When I flash the SMG925P variant firmware it still gives me the DRK issue. I've been told my EFS was corrupt and I didn't have a backup.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] TheNextGenNation:
bump, no one? I'm not using a sim card or anything so you shouldn't have issues.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] brendan802:
I have a s6 edge that is going back to asurion due to camera issues i will backup the efs and upload it in the next day or 2. I hope it helps with you dilemma.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] TheNextGenNation:
Thanks man, appreciate it :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] brendan802:
Would a backup through twrp of efs be sufficient? If not let me know what way would be acceptable.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] TheNextGenNation:
Yes that'd be fine, and could you backup the radio aswell? It might help if needed. :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] brendan802:
Ok I am backing it up now I will post a link shortly.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] TheNextGenNation:
Alright thanks man
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] brendan802:
I am uploading now I will email you a link. I hope this helps your problems. If this isnt enough I need to know what you need exactly as I will have the phone until tomorrow then its off to the claims dept.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] TheNextGenNation:
Alright will do, I'm hopeful your hardwork is going to pay off :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] brendan802:
You all good now? I haven't had much luck recovering from efs problems in the past hopefully you luck out. I also have another s6 edge its blacklisted I dont know what good its efs would do you but I thought I'd throw it out there.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] TheNextGenNation:
I cant see the link in my email, but I'm positive that'll solve my problem. :)

edit:found it in my spam thanks will report back
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] TheNextGenNation:
hey could you try using this method

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEV7zTDszMw

thanks and if possible flash the stock mm and recover all of the available options in twrp and send me the backup appreciate it
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] brendan802:
Ok I am giving it 1 more attempt. It is backing up completely stock 6.0.1 through twrp right now. Backup is complete I am uploading to google drive now. It is gonna be a few its rather large
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] etu_aty:
Can you share the link with me as well, please? I have the exact same issue with my efs. this is my email etrejos.u@gmail.com. thanks in advance :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Mrrobotdundee:
Can I have that back up too?

Much thanks

Mrr0b0tdund33@gmail.com they are zeros in email
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Johnrob011045:
I really need to figure out how do you flash the .bin file. I tried to make it an Odin package, fail... zip package.. no meta-data, partitions app... backup must be an .img. What are people doing to flash .bin? Could I take a look at your nv_data? I have the Sprint version with null imei. I was trying to fix a corrupted usb drive from twrp and the stupid thing mke2fs to my efs somehow. Now I can't do anything about it yet until I figure out more than I know.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] TheNextGenNation:
It didn't fix it yes that's true, however what is there to do?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] ksimpsonel:
Can I have a copy of the EFS file. I have a G925T that I got that someone had flashed G925P. I cannot flash G925T back. In the process it lost it's baseband, imei, etc. I can fix mine with an EFS. I know how to fix your DRK, but you need a box. I have the Octopus Box
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] raza024899:
EFS file sm-g925p

send me please aleena02489@gmail.com
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] mrnaz:
Hi all,

I've been caught out in the past by buying the wrong variant of a Samsung Galaxy phone. Of course, I'm looking for the one that has the most customisability. I think that means I want the Snapdragon 820 version, as the Exynos version is far less likely to have CM released for it, or be easily ROMed. I would also prefer the version with the Sony camera sensor, however that difference is less important as the reviews seem to indicate performance between the Sony and Samsung sensors are pretty close to identical.

What are the thoughts of people here? Which variant should I be looking for?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] peachpuff:
Unfortunately all snapdragon s7's have a locked bootloader, if you want root and touchwiz roms you'll want the exynos version.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] MirceaForce:
http://www.expansys.fr/samsung-galaxy-s7-32gb-black-288136/

french version the best
[Asus ZenWatch] itechnoguy:
This is a (lightly) modified, based on stock, kernel for the 1st gen Asus Zenwatch; repacked from the stock boot.img (by replacing zImage).

See the changelog below for changes from stock and between versions.

NOTE: This kernel is only for the MEC23S (Android Wear 1.4) build, and is still experimental. I have not tested this on the newest build (and it's likely not compatible), but I'll probably do a final build for the latest version as a sendoff.

To download the kernel, go to the Downloads tab at the top of the OP, and download the file (version)-ondemand.img.

I can provide a mirror if the DevDB download doesn't work for some people.

I'm not entirely sure what else I can test/add to this kernel (without needing root, since it's not flawless on this watch), so if anyone has some suggestions, I can try adding those things to the kernel, so for now, new builds will come as there are new features to add.

If you want to try out this kernel, I recommend that you try just booting it through fastboot first:

fastboot boot (version)-ondemand.img

If something goes wrong, I am also including the stock kernel (boot_original.img in the downloads tab).

If you decide that you want to flash the kernel, you need to unlock your bootloader first (it will wipe all your data, so backup first), then run this command:

fastboot flash boot (version)-ondemand.img

To check if the custom kernel actually loaded, run an ADB shell, and type:

uname -a

The kernel version number should have "(version)-ondemand" right after it.

Notes:

For now, I am mainly planning to test out features that I can add or modify on the kernel without compromising stability or battery life, and I will also be testing each build on my own Zenwatch.

If there is enough interest, I can try and add custom CPU governors or set a different included one as default, but since there's no way to change the governor without root, I'll need to upload separate kernel images for each new default governor.

Vibration intensity is pretty easy to increase, so if 3100 mV still feels a bit weak, I can try bumping it up a bit more, like to 3150 or 3200 mV (I don't want to risk raising it too much and damage hardware).

Building the kernel doesn't take too long, so if there are any bugs or features to be added, I can compile and upload a new kernel pretty quickly.

XDA:DevDB Information

Custom ZW Kernel, Kernel for the Asus ZenWatch

Contributors

itechnoguy

Source Code: https://github.com/iTechnoguy/zwkernel

Kernel Special Features:

Version Information

Status: Testing

Current Beta Version: v2

Beta Release Date: 2016-04-10

Created 2016-03-30

Last Updated 2016-04-10
[Asus ZenWatch] itechnoguy:
Changelog:

v2 - 04-10-2016

Changes:

I/O Scheduler no-op added (and made default; stock kernel default was CFQ)

Compiled with Linaro GCC 4.9

Note: So far, ondemand is one of the only CPU governors other than performance that don't cause the Zenwatch to bootloop (including 3rd party governors), so for now, ondemand will remain the default (a couple of other governors, like interactive remain compiled in, but bootloop when made default)

v1 - 03-29-2016

Changes from stock kernel:

Uses the ondemand governor by default (instead of performance)

Slightly increased vibration strength (measured in mV; increased from 3000 to 3100 mV)
[Asus ZenWatch] itechnoguy:
To-Do/Look into:

Implementing CPU (and IO schedulers?) governors without having to create a separate kernel image for each governor, meaning needing systemless root to avoid needing to reflash the system partition before an OTA

Possibly add init.d support so that scripts can change the governor on boot (without needing an app, which would probably be hard to use on the ZW's small screen)

Kernel-level support for disabling the default low-bit ambient mode (since build.prop edits don't work)
[Asus ZenWatch] hecksagon:
If you have the opportunity when you are looking around in there see if there is anything in the kernel that forces low bit ambient. I have tried changing the build.prop to turn it off as you would on other devices and it has not been successful.
[Asus ZenWatch] itechnoguy:
I'll look into it, but from what it looks like so far, it seems that low bit ambient mode isn't a kernel-level feature. I'll keep digging around though, and see if there is something within the kernel that controls it.
[Asus ZenWatch] macia10:
Maybe ability to disable 2 cores to increase battery life?
[Asus ZenWatch] itechnoguy:
I can implement that; it's more of a ramdisk edit (as seen in tiny4579's discontinued kernel for this same watch).

I guess there's also the parameter CONFIG_NR_CPUS to set the max number of CPU cores (like setting maxcpus in the ramdisk), but on a kernel level. I'll take a look and test it out.
[Asus ZenWatch] itechnoguy:
I've been testing a couple of builds with reduced cores, and I've been running into issues. Any dual core setup I've tried so far (either by limiting the CPUs within the kernel or just the ramdisk) seems to be unstable, causing the watch to reboot within a couple of minutes of finishing boot. I guess the ramdisk editing worked on a previous kernel/build of Android Wear, but it's causing some sort of instability on Marshmallow now.

I also tested with tri-core builds, but none of those even made it past the boot logo.
[Asus ZenWatch] hecksagon:
I have flashed the kernel and will run it for a few days to see if there is any battery improvment. As far as CPU goes maybe using a hotplugging governor is the way to go? Not sure if there are any modern ones out there but I recall back in the day before hotplugging was done with a stand alone module.
[Asus ZenWatch] itechnoguy:
I've been watching the CPU usage using AIDA64, and it seems like most of the cores are inactive most of the time, so I think the kernel might already be using Qualcomm's built in hotplug driver.

I might have to add in a separate hotplugging governor, which shouldn't be too much of a problem, since the default CPU governors were just performance, ondemand, userspace, and conservative (interactive is also available, which I may make default next if a hotplug governor doesn't work well).

In terms of battery life, I noticed that ondemand does help increase idle/screen-off battery time, but screen-on time seems to be about the same as when using performance.
[Asus ZenWatch] hecksagon:
get about an extra day with ambient off and tap to wake. I'm at the end of day 2 with ~30% left.

I recall back when we had root that previous versions of the official software ran only single core on performance governor. I think the CPU was limited to like 800 or 1000 MHz too.
[Asus ZenWatch] itechnoguy:
Yeah, the default max clock speed is set to roughly 787 MHz, and the minimum (in this kernel version) was at 300 MHz.

I think I may make the next build with interactive instead of ondemand, to see if interactive offers any better battery life, since hotplug governors basically refuse to compile with a newer kernel. I'm also considering making the new default minimum clock speed to 250 MHz (or lower, if it doesn't get unstable).
[Asus ZenWatch] itechnoguy:
New build is up (v2), available on the DevDB Downloads tab (full name: v2-ondemand.img). See the second post for changes.
[Asus ZenWatch] itechnoguy:
I just realized that my watch updated to Android Wear build MWD48B by itself, which also brings a new kernel (Asus posted the new sources a few days ago). I don't know if there's still interest in a modified kernel, but I can try building a new kernel with the updated sources (which may take a bit since I don't have access to my normal build system).
[Asus ZenWatch] lohtse:
col you have latest build already.

Partners watch has not recieved the update... But she has twrp and the OPs Kernel flashed so may be thats the reason..

Could someone confirm if going back to stock recovery on kernel will allow the update and proved instructions and downloads to restore them
[Asus ZenWatch] itechnoguy:
You'll have to restore the stock recovery to install the OTA update (I made a backup of the stock recovery from the last update here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B6eYQrCg9u-bUTA2d3dRdEZBbXM).

In terms of having the custom kernel flashed, I don't think that affects the update, because my Zenwatch stealth updated without me noticing (even though I had the kernel flashed), since I had the stock recovery installed, not TWRP.
[Asus ZenWatch] hecksagon:
I would love continued effort on a kernel but it doesn't look like this device has much life left here at XDA. If you don't personally believe you will benefit from your effort, don't make it for others.