yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III General] Hawaii_Beach:
Yeah, I know that other devices doesn't even need to touch the partitions, as it is a waste of time. (so is this??)

edit: still, maybe I want a extra 1.5gb on my s6 Active or whatever.

edit: by for today, it's 00:00 here..

Dangerous!? I've seen way more people fu** their IMEI number (including ME on MINE i9300) by doing something dumb to the /efs content (totally didn't try to unlock the phone), that's dangerous. (got 0049)

The phone was just lying round until I got around to fix it, not going to get into details as XDA doesn't allow this stuff. It was really fustrating as people said that reflashing stock would get back the IMEI (should apparantly work, etc etc).

yet again side tracked, but i'm the operator right? :good: :confused: :highfive:
[Galaxy S III General] nicesoni_ash:
[MENTION=4141005]Lanchon[/MENTION]

Since we are talking abt partitions, I would like to ask a question that's not related to this tool but the other way mentioned in first post by flashing a zip file with manually entering the size in script file.

I tried that a while back on my s3 and it worked great. I was on kitkat that time and it was fine till lollipop came. So I flashed lollipop but since the system size was only about 500mb, it failed to flash so I made another zip with system size to 800mb and flashed it again. Although everything went fine but after flashing a new rom or restoring my old backup phone always showed some encryption error and asked to factory reset and even after doing that, still showed the same error even though I never encrypted anything. So the only option was to flash stock with pit file and change the partitions to stock size and then restore or flash a new rom.

I was never able to partition my phone after that coz that error always came back. I have op2 now so all molding goes on it and s3 is like a backup phone but I am still interested to know what was that all about and what could I do to fix that or whether my emmc worn out?

Sent from my "i9300/1+2" powered by Carbon/Temasek

Fueled by 7000mAh ZeroLemon Battery
[Galaxy S III General] Lanchon:
well... effing the bootloader i way worse than borking /efs, believe me.

now, trying to hack /efs WITHOUT A BACKUP (!!) is big jesus f*cking christ sh*t u talking lol!!!
[Galaxy S III General] Hawaii_Beach:
Hahahaha yep. Didn't know the risk dude.
[Galaxy S III General] DUMIY:
Hey! Could someone make a guide for the 32gb version?
[Galaxy S III General] Lanchon:
you just flash the script, it handles all sizes of storage correctly.

BUT NOTE: there's a new version of the tool, please continue reading this message...

hi, there's a much improved version of the script already. and tomorrow there will be another supporting f2fs and swap partitions.

could you please consider changing the direct link to the old file for a link where the versions are visible? this one:

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=49911

btw, there's new docs here:

https://github.com/Lanchon/REPIT/blob/master/README.md#how-to-configure

thanks!
[Galaxy S III General] Hawaii_Beach:
[MENTION=4141005]Lanchon[/MENTION] THANKS for anwsering MY questions. Why don't you take over my thread too?

JK, but is there a option is I can grant you permission you edit this thread?
[Galaxy S III General] Lanchon:
:) no, there isn't, but it's your thread man!! thanks!
[Galaxy S III General] danielcuervog:
Hello everyone. With this new version, it can download games with additional files? In the previous guide, I repartioned, but I couldn't download Angry Birds 2 because the 'cache' partition doesn't have enough space for the temporal download. Is possible make a new script with the 'cache' partition for additional downloads from the Play Store? Thanks.

Sorry for my bad english.
[Galaxy S III General] Lanchon:
cache shouldn't be used to install anything. use an up-to-date rom.

nobody needs to do anything for you. read REPIT instructions and partition your device the way you want it.
[Galaxy S III General] danielcuervog:
I read it, did it, and worked it with CM 12.1
[Galaxy S III General] flame360:
Hey Everyone,

I just flashed the Repit file through the latest TWRP and I believe everything went fine, at least no errors were displayed.

The problem is, now every time i tried to install a rom, it stays stuck on the message "Patching system image unconditionally"

I've tried wipe everything, factory reset, different Roms ( Nameless & Different builds from CM13 Nightlies ) to no avail

I have also noticed that after a recovery reboot, the system show 0mb Total. I have to format it manually ( if i do a factory reset it will display can't mount system) for it to display again... I've also tried different recoveries TWRP 3.0.2/3.0.0. On the 3.0.0 the system displays error 16 and I'm not able to do anything no format etc

I was wondering if you guys had any ideas on what seems to be the problem ? Or maybe new stuff to experiment and maybe see if it would work

Thanks in advance !

I've posted below some Screenshots from the recovery

Ps: don't know if it's relevant but I did a complete format of the phone before doing the Repit also my previous rom was Archidroid Lolipop

Screenshoots:

https://imgur.com/a/GR1Pl
[Galaxy S III General] Lanchon:
some i9300 have buggy emmc chips that die. google s3 sudden death syndrome (SDS). the emmc gets corrupted when written to. most roms are patched to at least not cause further damage. but the bootloader is typically NOT. so on those devices, you should NEVER use download mode to flash software, unless you know that your emmc is not affected by the bug or you know that your bootloader version is safe.

did you reset your phone using download mode? that could be trouble.

some people are able to restore the emmc by writing to it a lot.

-boot recovery, then and adb shell to it to investigate.

-backup anything of value.

-format system and data.

-adb push a PC directory with big files (mp3s) to /data/x to fill the partition.

-repeat to /system/x

-adb shell rm -rf /data/x to delete the files.

-repeat to /system/x

-loop a number of times, maybe 5 times.

-if the copying locks up, it looks like SDS. DO NOT RESET THE PHONE! just leave it. after 5 to 25 minutes, the phone will respond again. it appears that when the emmc detects an internal error, it runs a check/correct algorithm that takes long to run. during this time, the phone will appear to be completely non-responding.

-writing to the complete area of the phone triggers these fixes where needed, and several users reported that their problems were gone or reduced in frequency.

i cannot help you any more than this, i'm busy. you'll need to figure this one out by yourself. good luck!
[Galaxy S III General] flame360:
Thanks for the help , I'm going to try this, but first I would like to experiment with something that I think might work

Could anyone tell me the exact values to have the phone partitioned I want to rename "exact/max/min" with the exacts values.

lanchon-repit-20160415-cache=0.03125+wipe-system=(insert exact value here)+wipe-preload=(insert exact value here)+wipe-ota=(insert exact value here)-data=(insert exact value here)-i9300

Thanks again !
[Galaxy S III General] Lanchon:
no, it wont solve your issue.

but nobody needs to tell you anything, you can google partition dumps of your device. there are a lot, there's even one in REPIT:

https://github.com/Lanchon/REPIT/blob/master/device/i9300.sh

NOTE: the units for sizes given to REPIT is GiB=2^30 (not GB=10^9)
[Galaxy S III General] jagoan_neon:
How to revert back stock partition table?
[Galaxy S III General] Lanchon:
for what? stock rom? will you be wiping everything? then a well known way is to flash via odin WITH THE CORRECT PIT FILE. google for how-to. mistakes can BRICK YOUR DEVICE.
[Galaxy S III General] Hawaii_Beach:
Guide updated with important eMMC info and ate a lot of cake in the process.
[Galaxy S III General] Lanchon:
that's not true. REPIT doesn't pose any danger regarding the SDS bug. the kernels you use could be a problem (including the recovery kernel you use to run REPIT), but all recent kernels are fixed. REPIT doesn't do anything special to the eMMC.

HOWEVER.... bootloaders are not typically fixed for SDS. so using Odin (which writes thru the bootloader) IS A BIG RISK ON THE S3 and there are many accounts of SDS-bricked phones by using Odin. (Heimdall is equally risky.)

now regarding this particular phone that had problems, the owner said: "Ps: don't know if it's relevant but I did a complete format of the phone before doing the Repit"... surprise! the owner didn't reply when asked, but he probably did this "complete format" using Odin.

Odin killed the phone, not REPIT. the SDS damage showed up immediately afterwards, as would be expected. anyway, i think the user has a good chance of fully recovering the phone if he does what i told him to do.
[Galaxy S III General] Hawaii_Beach:
I'm warning users to NOT flash REPIT if they own a S3 with buggy eMMC chip, instead I recommend to update firmware to latest first.

Wait, really?

When moving content from here to there it uses A LOT of eMMC life cycles which afaik can trigger the SDS (AFAIK), don't quote me on that.

Exactly what I said in other words,

That's exactly what I wrote in RED so people would read carefully,

in other words: updating your firmware MIGHT fix the possible SDS, I did read that bootloader BS and I don't want to read any more. I don't even own a S3 anymore as I switched to my OnePlus One (gave it to my uncle for anyone asking, he loves it).

Whaaah, what a roller coaster for him :D

Hopefully he'll be successful.

Sorry if it sounded aggressive, I had little time to reply to you, see you next time man :good:
[Galaxy S III General] Lanchon:
i don't know the implications of upgrading firmware. i remember there were maybe issues with warranty and the binary counter and stuff like that. i don't have and never had an S3. from my ignorance i can't recommend anybody takes the real risk of flashing a bootloader.

that's a good thing because nobody needs to upgrade the bootloader to use REPIT: it doesn't do anything that android or recovery wouldn't do to the eMMC by themselves: read write and trim though an SDS-fixed kernel. and more importantly, upgrading the bootloader will not make REPIT any safer at all: the bootloader is not executing while REPIT is running and does not impact the results in any way.

the bootloader is not a magic condom protecting from SDS, it is just a piece of software that -when writing to eMMC and other factors exist- can cause SDS. so simply put: don't use odin, or upgrade the bootloader, or check that your eMMC is not affected with SDS.

now, two final thoughts:

1) at the time i read on the subject, THERE WAS NO ASSURANCE WHATSOEVER that the newer bootloaders were SDS-fixed. so upgrading the bootloader might make Odin safe... or it might not change a thing!! there was a clear evidence trail of failed devices showing that the older bootloaders were not SDS-fixed. and this was obvious anyway, because the SDS bug wasn't known when the first bootloaders were coded. afterwards, nobody wanted to offer their devices in sacrifice to test the newer bootloaders, and they are closed source, so (at the time, at least) nobody knew whether they were safe. speculation and fact are different things.

2) many people upgraded their bootloader... using Odin! don't do this, you can brick your device while you "make it safer"!!!
[Galaxy S III General] Hawaii_Beach:
With firmware I primarily meant kernel which afaik is a part of a firmware; right?
[Galaxy S III General] Lanchon:
no it is not. the firmware are the various bootloaders for the various processors, and includes the early flashing modes such as android's fastboot server and samsung's download mode. the firmware is completely closed-source and electronically signed and we can't modify it even on 'free' devices such as the nexus line or the OPO. the firmware is what implements samsung's 'custom binary download counter' and warranty invalidator, and what irreversibly knocks out hardware fuses in horrible full-blown knox devices.
[Galaxy S III General] Hawaii_Beach:
Woops, I didn't mean the firmware, I meant the ROM and kernel, Fixing now.
[Galaxy S III General] Hawaii_Beach:
Apparently i9305 is now supported? Updated guide and removed old stuff that didn't make sence (didn't remove anything)
[Galaxy S III General] JohnSmit268:
Can you plz link us to a proper PIT file? I just can't find a proper one.

or a filename config to return to stock using REPIT is cool too. Thank you so much.
[Galaxy S III General] Hawaii_Beach:
A proper PIT file?*Who said that REPIT is a PIT file, and why would you*need that?? AFAIK the commands used by REPIT*will not work under*the bootloader.
[Galaxy S III General] JohnSmit268:
You got me wrong. Lanchon told us that we can use a pit file to return to stock partition table. I requested him if he can give us a file name for repit to return everything back to stock or a pit file to flash using Odin.
[Galaxy S III General] Lanchon:
no i can't, because you haven't answered my questions. do you want to return to stock your toaster oven or what?
[Galaxy S III General] JohnSmit268:
I want to have the option to repartition my phone to normal partition table again. I think it would be better if there is a repit config. No, I won't be planning on returning to stock. I'm satisfied with CM 14.1 (Lineage OS).
[Galaxy S III General] Lanchon:
well i still don't know what is your exact device! "my phone" just wont cut it!

i will help you when the amount of information i have to guess is zero.
[Galaxy S III General] JohnSmit268:
Sorry, I forgot to mention. GT-i9300 16 GB variant.
[Galaxy S III General] Lanchon:
LOL praise the lord our saviour jesus christ, finally!!! :)

-cache=1G+wipe-system=1.5G-preload=560M+wipe-data=11808M
[Galaxy S III General] JohnSmit268:
Tnx!! I didn't get you that's why I didn't mentioned my device.
[Galaxy S III General] syntaxerrol:
B. Check eMMC

Check if your device has the following under eMMC chip:

Type: VTU00M

FwRev: 0xF1

If the values match, you should update to the latest ROM + kernel available ASAP, which should fix SDS, if you don't; your eMMC chip might corrupt under the process of flashing REPIT.

I fall under this category, so i need to skip the flashing step first???

Any link for updtaed rom and kernel? Thanks
[Galaxy S III General] Lanchon:
as long as your TWRP is running under a safe kernel, the android kernel and rom don't matter in the least bit. they don't even have to be there.
[Galaxy S III General] Hawaii_Beach:
As Lanchon says, as long as you're running the latest version of everything (kernel, rom + recovery) then you shouldn't worry. But reports say that it doesn't help the SDS, and that's why it's (still) in the thread.
[Galaxy S III General] Florian03:
Did it works with Lollipop roms like ArchiDroid ? Or may I have to switch to a Marshmallow rom before ?

Is this guide make the phone faster ?

And one more thing, I heard something about f2fs is it better ?

In fact, I know nothing about phones partitions if someone could help me please ;)
[Galaxy S III General] shahnawazadvpk7:
how 2 flash it odin

cp ap dl csc userdata pit files
[Galaxy S III General] Oswald Boelcke:
If you refer to the OP (what I don't know) it's to flash through TWRP and not Odin.
[Galaxy S III General] shahnawazadvpk7:
flashing

flashing by odin ap cp bl csc userdata pitfiles which one and secondly what does it do its purpose and function
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 ROM Development] adnshah:
how do i connect my fone to the laptop to use the phones internet connection on the pc.. i tried connecting it with the modem link on the fone but it says not available on the usb and says activesync will not work but the internet still doesnt get access
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 ROM Development] evoluzionne:
first, make sure you have correctly set the gprs connection.

second, after activesync, choose internet sharing from your BA (which is still in the craddle)

third, choose the gprs setting..

fourth, just click the connect button....

ready to browse...

regards

adri
[Xperia Z5 Themes and Apps] nreuge:
This is a systemUI overlay with AOSP signal & quick settings toggle icons instead of Sony ones.

Instructions:

- first, do a backup via recovery

- download the attached apk, you have now the choice between 4G and LTE versions (4G only for v4)

- copy it to system/vendor/overlay and set correct permissions (rw-r--r--) and delete the previous version of this mod if you were using it

- reboot and enjoy :D

Updates:

v4 (20/09): space between wifi and signal icons reduced, 4G mod only

v3 (31/05): AOSP icons added for mobile data and wifi quick settings toggles + brigtness button modified

v2 (07/05): 4G & LTE versions; versions for users with ported Xperia X systemUI; fixed the 4G+ bug
[Xperia Z5 Themes and Apps] nreuge:
Update 04/02

v2 - little imperfections corrected
[Xperia Z5 Themes and Apps] Pakman123:
thanks a lot this mod works on z5 compact i found a little bug in the signal hope u can fix it :D
[Xperia Z5 Themes and Apps] karrouma:
Bro it is for single or dual sim???

It work in dual sim e6683?

Thank you
[Xperia Z5 Themes and Apps] nreuge:
Just single sim bro...

I'm attaching a new apk to test, tell me if the bug is fixed....
[Xperia Z5 Themes and Apps] hug42:
Le bug est toujours présent (le logo H+ déconne lorsque les flèches de réception ou d'envoi de données sont affichées)
[Xperia Z5 Themes and Apps] nreuge:
Update (08/04): v3

Update v3: H+ icon bug temporary fixed by having replaced it by H icon

Note: Don't forget to hit thank at the first post if you like this mod...
[Xperia Z5 Themes and Apps] Xepht:
Can you make one with the mm battery as well?
[Xperia Z5 Themes and Apps] tanto124:
really appreaciate, I have been looking for such a UI improvement mod for some time.Thanks!
[Xperia Z5 Themes and Apps] mxzwrnz:
Does this mod need root?

I want this so bad, I don't get how Sony can fu** up a nice interface like Android's so bad...
[Xperia Z5 Themes and Apps] nreuge:
Yes, you need root...
[Xperia Z5 Themes and Apps] superalin98:
The screenshots of the first version look a little weird, can you provide us some updated screenshots?
[Xperia Z5 Themes and Apps] nreuge:
What is weird ?
[Xperia Z5 Themes and Apps] acabreram:
this work on z5 compact??

Thanks!!
[Xperia Z5 Themes and Apps] pandan80:
can you made for E6883?
[Xperia Z5 Themes and Apps] 4RM4N1:
Working on .185? :)

Nevermind! Works!

---------- Post added at 01:29 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:21 AM ----------

Jusr use Xposed + GravityBox :)
[Xperia Z5 Themes and Apps] Pakman123:
[MENTION=5231789]nreuge[/MENTION] h+ bug still in z5 compact :(
[Xperia Z5 Themes and Apps] nreuge:
I know, I've not yet understood why...
[Xperia Z5 Themes and Apps] Pakman123:
i will look into it and let you know i can edit but i cant recompile
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] logger:
It seems an obvious omission that the AOD does not reveal basic handset status.

Flight Mode and Mute/Vinbrate status (and probably some other things) would be great stuff to know without having to activate the screen.

Is there a setting to display this info beside the Date Time and Battery?

I am probably missing something simple here as I find my way around my new S7 edge.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Brava27:
Yeah turn on your screen.

Sent from my Blackberry Bold
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] logger:
Will do for now.

Hopefully Samsung might add phone status when/if they update AOD.

Time and date on AOD is of little use to anyone who wears a watch.

I have to put my phone in and out of flight mode several times each day. I also set it to silent call in meetings quite ofter. A couple of icons displaying this status of this would be far more useful to me. This way I do not have to continuous toggle the screen on to see if calls will come in, or be audible when they do.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Nikit:
Today, I present you with my one of my latest works

Vegito Kernel ( Stock Kernel With Basic Features) For Samsung Galaxy Core Prime G360H.

Modified Kernel

Features :

1 .Compiled From Latest Source Samsung Open Source

2. Swap Support

3. Init.d Support

4. Insecure Boot

5. Easy Root (complimentary to Insecure Boot) - You probably don't need root access to flash zips.

6. Debuggable by default.

7. Smooth Performance

Download :

Vegito Kernel
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chan101:
I have a dlink USB WiFi adaptor which has the ralink chipset in it. I wanted my moto g 2014(titan) to support it for the purpose of monitoring the WiFi networks around me. So I downloaded the kernel source code from github (for cm12.1) . I had Ubuntu as the platform. I downloaded all the necessary tools(lib..something in apt) .I tried some toolchains and was successful in getting into the menu and do wat ever I wanted ,but when I tried to compile it (make -j4) it was going well for sometime and all of sudden it stoped at built.so ....and didnot compile it...

So if any one knows the best or the actual android ndk tool chains for compiling the kernel(for titan) it would help me a lot..

Thanks in advance...

Sorry about the title its "[HELP] need right android ndk tool chains for modify (tweaking) moto g 2014 (titan) kernel
[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rrutk:
Hello,

I've a problem with my Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge.

OS is 6.0.1.

No root, no system changes.

From the beginning (even with Android 5) i had regular nightly reboots (not every day, but not seldom) AND only a few (around 6) app's data are backuped to google drive.

So I find it quit logical, that during the nightly backup an app crashes the backup process forcing the backup to end unexpectedly

and causing the unwanted reboot.

So, any ideas how to find the causing app?

Are there any log's available?

My favorite suspicious is LightFlow, but this is an unsubstantiated conjecture...

Thank you for answering...
[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lynxblaine:
Annoyingly without root is hard to grab logs, why not uninstall the potentially bad app and see if the phone behaves differently? Do it one app at a time and then you can determine which one is causing it.

Couldn't hurt to do a factory reset anyway.
[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rrutk:
Seems to be one of those: Android System, NFC or Google Play Store backup. As it happens with my wife's phone too.
[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lynxblaine:
Very strange. My phone only reboots at the deliberate interval I set in the settings.
[XDA Assist] nanddroid:
Hi all

Thanks for the job done on this forum.

I have a 2016 honda HRV with android radio locked

I would like to root it to install my own apk (not possible for the moment) they use an encrypted HAP as apk and that' the only installation possible (from Hondaappcenter)

the unit ru android 4.0.4

the unit have a chipset Nvidia Tegra T30AGS-Q-A3

more info and pictures on this thread http :// xdaforums.com/android/help/heard-2016-honda-pilot-android-based-t3141346/page9

what i could do for the moment :

Open the unit

discover an hidden usb port

connect to pc via that port

install adb + android studio (sdk)

I need to install specific driver with this http :// xdaforums.com /showthread.php?t=1119507

Active USB debug mode (don't stay crossed on each reboot you have to activeted again)

Now i can connect with adb + pc

As you can not use an apk, i try to root it (via windows 7 32 bits) via SRS one click 5.1 But no luck (failed)

retry with oneclick Android one toolkit 1.2.1 but stuck on loading recovery

Anyone have a good idea ?

Have a nice day

Fred
[XDA Assist] Art Vanderlay:
Hi Fred,

The purpose of XDA Assist is to help newbies navigate the site.

It looks like you found a good thread for support here: http://xdaforums.com/android/help/heard-2016-honda-pilot-android-based-t3141346/page9

For discussion about android head units you can also check out this section: Android auto.

Good luck :)

Art Vanderlay

XDA Assist