yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] cr2:
The light sensor is a strange thing in itself. There were some contradictions

between the SPL and wince kernel in the older versions.

It seems that i need to check the latest SPL and wince6 kernel.

You should also keep in mind that some features that are implemented in

wince are not implemented in the linux kernel, because i don't understand

their purpose. For example there is an aperiodic phone-related ASIC3 pin

signal sent from the phone. Wince also sends the AT@SYSTEMTIME=

periodically to the phone.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] bbcshokker:
Ok, I'm actually coming to the conclusion, that this might be a battery issue.

I've had the same thing happen under windows.

And since the battery is about a year old, it might be dead already.

Only weird thing is, that it only happened after i used the ramdisk.

I will try to completely charge and discharge it a few times, and see if the problem persists.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Rapax:
I doubt that it is the battery issue. I had the well known 'spontaneous shutdowns' due to an old battery until about a month ago, then I replaced my battery with a brand new one. Since then, the shutdowns has never happened in WM.

I've tried booting Linux in flight mode, and the result is the same. Always at the exact same point in the boot process. Is there a way to get a verbose output during boot, instead of the openmoko splash screen and waitbar? Because then i could maybe tell you what the last instruction is before it reboots.

EDIT: ok, I've tried to observe it a bit closer. The reboot happens when the waitbar is just below the middle 'leg' of the 'm' in 'openmoko'. There a horizontal gray line across the bottom of the screen for about a quarter second right before the reboot.

Maybe someone can post the bootloader .cab for OpieII, just to make sure the error doesn't stem from something I messed up when trying to modify the normal Opie bootloader.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] cr2:
Change the CMDLINE parameter

psplash=1

to

psplash=false

in default.txt
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Rapax:
Umm...where would I find this default.txt file?

EDIT: I assume you mean standard.txt in the Boot_Linux/Opie directory, right? That worked. I actually booted all the way once, then got stuck on some black keypad screen. When I tried again, it rebooted again. Apparently, my assumtion that it was always at the same point was wrong. Now that I can see the verbose output, I realize that it crashes more or less at random.

This really reminds me of the behaviour my Uni showed with the old battery, but i doubt it's the same thing, as I have a new battery now, and I also tried booting Linux while connected to the charger - with the same result, a random reboot and unresponsive touchscreen and keyboard.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Rapax:
Can anyone recommend a ROM that works with Booting Linux? I know I had i working a while ago, with an older ROM, but I can't remember which one it was.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] saarxee:
Have CM rom for this device?

When Xiaomi release Marshmallow update?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] klanac8901:
I hope we will get CM for the Pro.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] saarxee:
CM supports fingerprint and IR ?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] klanac8901:
IR since CM11 (or CM12) and fingerprint since CM13.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] Windslash31:
Theres a qualcomm aosp rom in miui forum. Anyone tried this yet?https://mega.nz/#F!g5kUgILY!60ZoAWdCtY7LPABO4IMpvw
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] saarxee:
I want marshmallow
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] i2k13:
count me in.. cm13 for sd650 variant
[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RotteRotte:
Hi. Anyone know the difference between these two ROMs? Which one should I use to Flash with Odin? Can't find any information regarding this anywhere. Thanks ;)
[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zizon65:
IMHO there are equivalents as same date of issue, same country/carrier, same version, same pda, same csc...
[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Valkiry:
Just different release versions of stock roms for different carriers
[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zizon65:
Versions are same sir, aren't they?
[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Valkiry:
Android version is the same but build number might be different. What I'm saying is a carrier will build its own select Android and use that for release or future use. It has its own custom apps built in
[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RotteRotte:
Ok. Thanks for your efforts, people. You've got any idea on which release I should chose?
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] omy93rod:
Greetings everyone I updated my gs6 (sm-g920i) which was factory unlocked to marshmallow last night and started noticing that the camera shortcut of double tapping the home button didn't work. After this I looked everywhere for the camera app and it is nowhere to be found. Not even in the app manager, no t even under system apps.

Build number

MMB29K.G20IDVU3EPC6

Baseband version

G920IDVU3EPC2

Does anybody have any ideas on how to fix this?
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] omy93rod:
Fixed it

Found a solution. All I did was download the most up-to-date firmware from Sammobile and flash it with Odin. This brought back the camera.
[General Questions and Answers] Trnc:
Im in need of a original firmware for my Denver TAD-10023 as i semi-bricked it..

Anyone have this?

Specs for the tablet:

Internals -> ZM-1003-MB-v1.6 / RK3066 <-

Details:

10.1" dual core android tablet with android 4.1

10.1" capacitive touch screen with resolution: 1024x600

Multi-touch functions

G-sensor: rotate automatically when you turn the screen

1.5ghz dual core cpu & 1gb ddr ram

Dualcore cpu makes everything run very smooth, and gives extra speed in games etc.

Bluetooth function - play music wireless to a bluetooth speaker/headset (speaker/headset not incl.)

16gb internal memory for apps, music etc. + micro sd card slot for additional memory

Operates with android 4.1

Built-in wi-fi 802.11 b/g/n connection. Just pair with your

Home wi-fi, and you are ready to surf

3g can be used with external 3g dongle (not included)

Front camera (0.3mpixel)

2mpixel back camera for photo/video

Built-in rechargeable battery

Slim and lightweight design

Support most video, music and photo files

Supports ebooks

Front camera can be used for e.G. Skype etc.

Connections: micro usb, 3.5mm earphone out,

Micro sd card slot, mini hdmi output
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gn82:
Hi everyone,

Can someone please recommend a working Android (Kit Kat) 4.4.4 Rom for a Galaxy S2 i9100? If you can also post an xda-dev link where I can find the Rom and matching Gapps it would be great.

I tried Resurrection Remix and Neat-Rom, but the installation failed, so I had to roll back to an older 4.1.2 Avatar Rom. I would still like to upgrade to a 4.4.4

Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ultravy:
Try SlimSaber is the best and most up to date kk rom! Latest build here.

If you get status 7 error you need kk compatible recovery

Opengapps ARM=>4.4=>pico, wipe data, cache, dalvik & system then flash rom and gapps - reboot!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BigJim.T32:
I was going to start a new thread, but I figured I'd borrow this one instead to avoid spam... :angel:

I'm looking to use one of my two spare S2s as a GPS/Sat-nav & music player - bare minimum, just for MP3s/FM radio & navigation purposes, to keep the battery strain off my main phone (S4) during long motorbike journeys...

I've been using SlimSabre on my "other" S2 (which I'd re-purposed for the same job but is now dying due to hardware faults), and to be sure, it seems slick but I was wondering if you guys might suggest a more suitable, totally stripped-back rom for this specific purpose that I don't know about?

All I'm really interested in are stability (obviously) GPS performance, battery life (not always possible to run a power cable when on the bike), and FM radio compatibility. Oh, and the ability to customise the interface to make things like the statusbar clock larger would be nice too, but I'm sure I can find a mod for that later if needs be... :)

Many thanks! :cool:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Saber:
Hi,

For best GPS reliability, you will need to chose a ROM that is based on stock 4.1.2. Every newer android version is less reliable with GPS locking so it is best to stay with stock.

I highly recommend NeatROM by Sale as it is highly customisable, stable and battery friendly.

gsstudios
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BigJim.T32:
Thanks! I'll definitely try it & come back with results! :good:

I'll be using Mapfactor Navigator (using OSM) & Sygic (using tomtom maps) as my GPS apps of choice here in the uk (I don't intend to run a sim in the phone, so no data connection will be available), I can't see any problem with a 4.12 based rom, ay? Cheers!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gn82:
Thanks for the tip !

It took a few tries to get Gapps to work, but I have it installed.

Now I'll have to do some tests. First impression: damn this mod has such crazy small fonts !
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Saber:
If you don't like the DPI (size of all elements on screen), you can always change it using textdroider DPI from the Google play store. This should make everything look larger (if that's what you want).

gsstudios
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BigJim.T32:
So I promised to come back with feedback - and thanks again GS, good recommendation! :good:

Battery life has been *excellent*, something stupid like 6 days constant uptime now, and I'm still only on 48%... I can't even believe that... :eek:

Ok, to be fair that's been using aeroplane mode (no need to use data or mobile functions), and only using it for MP3s and FM radio while riding to work about 30min each way, but still, that's damn good going.

While actively using the GPS the battery drains a lot quicker of course, but the excellent battery life when not using GPS means I can throw the thing in a bag or pocket, and be relatively certain it'll be there for when I need it without any special care or attention...

Obtaining a fix using just satellite is still nowhere near as quick as with my S4, although even without a sim it can of course use nearby wifi to jump-start the process in some instances.

I'll try something like fasterfix and see if that helps any from a cold start, but so far I'm really chuffed with the pointer to this rom - cheers! :D
[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kroniq:
Carrier: Ntelos/C Spire

model: SM-G925R7

baseband/build: LMY47X.G925R7WWU3BOJ4

Android 5.1.1

Download md5 here
[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kroniq:
For what it's worth, the sprint version of chainfires autoroot works for this phone with no issues
[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kroniq:
Alright so after installing chainfires autoroot and RAM's twrp, I can do the things I can normally do with the Nexus, only question remaining is where are the Roms? On Samsung devices, do you always flash with Odin? Only reason I ask is because I don't see any flashable Roms or kernels
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] barondebxl:
I don't know where to start really. But the Samsung Galaxy S7, to me at least, is the best smartphone I have ever used and I know it is saying a lot, especially for me that have used SO MANY smartphones these past few years. But I have to give credit where it's due.

I have had the Nexus 6P, IPhone 6s and 6s Plus, LG V10 and G4, Note 5, Moto X, some windows phones, HTC one M8 (one of my favorite phone ever) etc....but the S7 is pretty much the phone that seals the deal for me. It checks every box.

I know Samsung gets a lot of hate for some of their decisions in the past with their plasticky build quality and touchwiz being laggy and cartoony and all but they have turned things around big time. They started with the S6, then went on to the note 5 which was already incredible. But this S7 is just on another level, again in my personal opinion. When you consider that the S7 has arguably the best display, best camera, is water resistant, fast charger and wireless charger, great battery life, performance is absolutely STELLAR, the black Onyx is gorgeous, the size is perfect......what phone out there offers you all this package? Seriously I'd like to know.

Of course nothing in life is absolutely perfect. Like the fact that it's a fingerprint magnet and that the Snapdragon versions are having Android system battery drain issues (using the Exynos here) and some having issues here and there. Everyone's experience is going to be different. But from my perspective, this is the phone to beat. There's a lot of rant threads when a phone comes out but not much love. I truly genuinely believe that the S7 is the greatest smartphone of all time right now. Just see what it offers and and compare it to the competition, this is the total package! Freaking love this phone!
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] GeorgeNav:
I agree. I am picky myself, besides the side facing speaker it is perfect.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] KoRoZIV:
Best display if your lucky

Otherwise the phone is great. Hoping for a better replacement.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] meyerweb:
I have to agree. It's not perfect, but neither is any other phone. But for me this is the best set of compromises available today (I have the Edge, but the S7 is pretty much the same phone other than screen and battery size). No battery drain issues here on the Qualcomm version, btw. From the forums, I would say it's a small minority of users who have significant battery issues.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] barondebxl:
It seems that battery life is settling in after a few days for those who have that issue.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] gleggie:
I have the SD820 variant and battery life has been a little bit disappointing (only getting around 4-5 hrs SOT), but definitely a great phone. For me the biggest downside is not having the ability to bootloader unlock and root, but hopefully an exploit can be figured out.

Honestly, if this phone had stock android, bootloader unlock/root, and boomsound speakers it would be a perfect smartphone. But as it is, its pretty damn good. The S7 and the 6P are honestly the best android phones of all time.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] jarayn:
Have you previously had a phone that gave you more than 5 hours sot?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] gleggie:
My 5X could hit 5 hrs SOT mostly because of the tweaks and optimizations I had with root + Xposed. Don't get me wrong, I'd say 5 hrs SOT is pretty good, (like an A- if we were giving grades), it's just that I've heard people easily getting 6+ hrs SOT, so i guess I had high expectations.

Before today, i was barely getting 4 hrs SOT, but then Verizon pushed out an OTA that fixed "connectivity issues" which seemed to improve battery life. I also uninstalled the facebook and messenger app and now use a third party app called Toffeed.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] barondebxl:
I'm all stock and this is me right now. Still got 30% left and I used it heavily since I'm off today. What a freaking beast. Samsung should have made all the S7 Exynos.

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[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] dbux:
Agree. Don't know why they made that choice.

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What's that application? Can't find it in Play Store
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] gleggie:
That's insane, I wish all variants had the Exynos. I'm pretty sure the Exynos is Samsung's own SOC, I'm pretty sure it's better optimized for the device. Overall the Exynos has better battery life and performance than the SD820
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] dbux:
Which version of S7? Some Vietnam mades are having touch sensitivity issues.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] barondebxl:
Yeah. And it has the unlocked bootloader. That's why I'm so happy with this S7, it just has zero compromises for me. Even the speaker being bad is blown out of proportion to me. It's definitely not the best but it surely suits my needs.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] KoRoZIV:
Exynos S7 Made in Vietnam

Touch is very sensitive but no issues whit it.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] exocetdj:
I must admit. Having been a htc fan for the last 5 flagships at least the s7 is a refreshing change. However there's one thing and for me it's a very big thing.

Thanks to Samsung going against the openness of android etc and making some s7's completely unroot able. And there being no custom Roms out to try despite the phone being out for a couple of weeks. Development is nil.

I'm on xda for a reason and that's to mod my device and improve it by flashing the work of some of the great devs here. Yes my variant has root now but if I wanted this amount of anti modding security etc I would have bought an iPhone.

Now I know I'm new to Samsung but I have been told the s6 development was quiet. I in all honesty can see me selling up for the htc ten or another device made by a oem who at least allows developm3nt. So on one hand I have a stunning device. On the other it's not worth me keeping as I cant do anything near I used to on my m9. I shall keep my eye on the s7 forums over the next two weeks
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] vinnyjr:
Have just about every new phone to date including the iPhone 6S. The S7 IMO is the very best. I put the IQ Shield, I think that is what it's called, goes on wet and when dries it is invisible. Have it on front and back. Eliminates fingerprints, when I go out I put it in a case. The S7 is the perfect size, lightning fast and beautiful design. One thing I find is the LTE radio is very strong, great reception, GPS is very fast, couldn't be happier.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] return99:
Left the alarm icon..

anyone knows?
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Roobwz:
Dont disturb mode

Skickat från min HTC One M9 via Tapatalk
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom Software Upgrading] yuberthegreat:
help pls my atom always in boot loader mode, i have try upgrade to wm6 jiggs rom or the official o2 rom, but always stuck in bootloader mode can anyone help me pls

sorry my bad english
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom Software Upgrading] ironeagle:
Pls explain what you did and what is the current status of your device clearly..
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom Software Upgrading] Ultimate Chicken:
I think you should be able to reflash. Does it say "connect a USB cable" on screen, or is there just a jumble of text like a DOS prompt?

Try connecting via USB and run the update executable again. That usually works.

If that isn't your problem, I'm currently not good enough to solve it for you.
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom Software Upgrading] yetdy:
Had the same problem flashing WM6.03 before. Changed the USB cable and reflashed. It worked. Sometimes the problem is in the connection no the device or PC.
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom Software Upgrading] yuberthegreat:
yes the device say "connect a USB cable" but i already flash 4x time = 3 x time with the official o2 rom 1 x with wm6 aku7.0 from jiggs, but it's doesn't work my atom stuck in "connect a usb cable", pls help
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom Software Upgrading] yuberthegreat:
yes i already change n reflashed but stuck in screen "connect a USB cable" n i tried soft reset but once again back in screen "connect a USB cable" any one can help me what rom i should reflash for bring back my atom,
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom Software Upgrading] Ultimate Chicken:
Methinks your flashes went wrong because it didn't flash the extROM successfully. This only happens if you're using the hacked Atom Exec ROM on the Atom. <_<

When I ended up like this once, all I did was keep on trying and trying again until the entire procedure goes right through (it will do so eventually). That's the only answer I know.

I can't help any further.
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom Software Upgrading] jiggs:
read the Atom Wiki under upgrading problems.
[General Questions and Answers] martyp78:
Hi all,

I thought I'd try out a cheap £20+ A33 tablet which is a Q8H_HD model according to About Device and seems to be decent enough for the price. Only real issue I've discovered so far is the F key not working in landscape mode and touch screen tests seem to indicate a strip of screen that doesn't respond to touch.

I've tried factory resets etc. but no luck, I was considering flashing other firmware etc, possibly going from 4.4.2 to 5.0.

I ran an app to determine screen resolution and it said 1200x522 yet is supposed to be 1200x600. I wondered if it detracted the part of the screen that wasn't functioning or if it might have firmware that doesn't use the full screen somehow.

Am I safe to just assume it's an issue with the actual touchscreen or cable that connects it? I was considering taking it apart and re-seating the connection.

Any help or advice much appreciated :)
[General Questions and Answers] martyp78:
Just an update, I've tried to use livesuit/phoenixsuit to flash an img file but can't seem to get anywhere. I was hoping that I could get 5.0 on there instead of the 4.4.2 already there.

I've just rooted it anyway in an effort to get rid of the adware etc. on there but hoped to be able to flash it to something stable which is also clean if possible.

The specs are as follows:

Q8H_HD (astar_y3)

softwinner

sun8i

astar_y3-eng 4.4.2 KVT49L 20151112 test-keys

1024x552 pixels
[General Questions and Answers] martyp78:
Still hoping I might be able to get some help from here on this one :)

I found a firmware image which has worked after making a mess of the stock rom trying to remove the trojans etc. It's for a Dragontouch Y88X-PLUS (astar_y3-eng 4.4.2 KVT49L 20150721 test-keys). I managed to root easily with Kingoroot and then remove the trojans including cloudsota which doesn't seem to have returned after rebooting.

General speed and responsiveness seems good and the strip of touchscreen that wasn't working started working again but seems a bit intermittent so unsure what that is.

The only real issues I've discovered so far is the camera doesn't work (unfortunately, camera has stopped) and bluetooth does detect devices but I can't transfer files with my Galaxy S5 as I could with the previous firmware. Also Wifi-direct doesn't seem to work properly.

It's nice to have a clean firmware on there but wondered if the camera might be fixable possibly or even the bluetooth if it's part of the firmware?
[XDA Assist] Anony39:
I'm having a huge problem. My phone is ZTE BLADE Q Maxi and it's bricked. In order to unbrick it, I need to connect it to my PC/Laptop.

But whenever I try, my phone keeps getting disconnect (I get the beeps for connecting and disconnecting). The drivers I have installed are: ADB Interface, DA USB VCOM Port, Gadget Serial, PreLoader USB VCOM port and others (that I belive they have no influence in this).

Any help would be greatly appreciated!
[XDA Assist] :
Hello,

I guess your USB cable is at fault.

-Vatsal
[XDA Assist] Anony39:
Forgot to mention that I've also tried with my USB cable from LG, and still got the same problem.
[XDA Assist] :
Hello,

Try posting your query here Ask any Q Noobfriendly with all relevant details, the experts there maybe able to assist you.

-Vatsal