yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Asus Transformer TF700] plato2:
Still No Success

Still can't load Katkiss, SuperSU and Gapps pico successfully.

At least I have a working CROMi, have reflashed the latest version of TWRP and backed it all up. So I don't get frustrated anymore as I can always go back and use the tablet.

I followed this part of your instructions on a previous post:

Then I did this:

Flash the rom

Flash SuperSU

Flash gapps

Wipe cache/dalvik

Reboot

Note: I flashed using the one after the other zip option in TWRP. Result initially was a Katkiss loading about 14 apps and result a frozen welcome screen. I went back and flashed one after the other in order and watched them load on the tablet. This time the result was it loaded about 38 apps and again took me to a frozen welcome screen.

Not sure what to try next other than go back and wipe the data and omit the format fs2s and see what happens.

If you have any thoughts I'd love to hear them.
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
I'm still not convinced you are flashing the correct files. Please post the link for each one where you download from
[Asus Transformer TF700] plato2:
I downloaded the files from the link you advised http://xdaforums.com/transformer-tf700/development/rom-t3282166 . I just went back to this link as I thought I'd redo you instructions again and redownload the files in the event one got corrupted. In looking at the SuperSU beta link I note it says 'applies to Asus Transformer TF300T' is that the correct download? thanks
[Asus Transformer TF700] plato2:
Success

Finally we've done it. I flashed the KatKiss and Gapps pico only (as I can download SuperSU from the Play Store anyway) and I'm unsure if this maybe clashing. Anyway this time on rebooting the system it installed 72 apps and went to the Welcome screen. It appears that when the welcome screen is presented it is not immediately ready for use (as though it is being presented a minute or 2 prematurely as initially it appears frozen) then after trying a couple of times it went into the set up stuff and Play Store is there... so I'm all good... many thanks.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mabus2016:
Hi guys,

I'm wanting to transfer documents (Word docs, PDF's, etc) to my Nexus 5, but I'm not sure which folder they should be going to. When I drag them into the Downloads folder or the custom Data folder I've created in DCIM they do not appear when I access these folders on my phone.

What am I missing?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Primokorn:
Try using adb push.
[HTC 10 Accessories] Gr8man001:
Just wanted to share that some of the accessories including Ice view case ate 40% off at the HTC USA store.

Thanks

https://www.htc.com/us/accessories/#!pid=htc-10
[HTC 10 Accessories] fireguy0306:
Basically everything is out of stock or pre-order...
[HTC 10 Accessories] Heisenberg420:
And still no JBL or HiRes earbuds -_-
[HTC 10 Accessories] Garridon:
I want it so bad. It's going to be so expensive though sadly...
[HTC 10 Accessories] Xajel:
Thought My HTC 10 came already with the hi-res headphones... I think I might have another one if it's priced okay... the only thing I'm missing is lack of Volume controls... and better Media controls also...

What the JPL will have more than this hi-res one... Is the JPL Hi-Res also ?
[HTC 10 Accessories] Heisenberg420:
They are noise cancelling earbuds powered by USB-C which is just a cool concept. They should be decent quality but I don't think audio output via USB-C uses the DAC and AMP. Id still give them a try though.
[HTC 10 Accessories] cavist:
I have EU package and ear buds were in the box and they really are nothing special. The bass was poor quality, I think red ear buds from HTC M7 were better quality.

Those hi res ear buds are just sitting in the box, I have Shure S315 so I dont even bother with any bundle earphones.
[HTC 10 Accessories] Xajel:
Thanks, Nice concept, the only issue with USB-C headphones in my opinion is the fact if you only have Type-C headphones then you cant charge and listen in the same time... having an adapter is a bad idea ( something more to carry )...

For me, Sony's way of handling it is better, the only issue is that it's proprietary... they have the Noise-Cancelling logic in the phone, and use special headphones with extra mics ( one per each side ), so headphones only needs new connectors for the NC mics in the 3.5mm plug to work ( making the headphones cheaper also )...
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Canadoc:
I am on the APD3 of Canadian version. I have noticed of late when using google keyboard that some of my keypresses are not getting registered unless I press forcefully. Not sure if this is due to the update making screen less sensitive?

A software bug? or is it from the screen protector. Am using a TPU style but have had it on for some time and never had this issue on the original firmware.

This and Android system being between 15-20% I am about ready to downgrade.........
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] exxi:
I have similar problems especially when typing. I think it will be fixed over time
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] jah2110:
Same here, PE3 firmware and have same problem.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Canadoc:
Went back to original firmware. Seems somewhat better. Battery is too
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JVM123:
Hello,

Phone in question: Galaxy Ace 3 - GT-S7275R

A short summary of my issue and how it happend: Yesterday evening my phone was suddenly turned off before i went to bed and i turned it back on and it said it was doing an android software update, but my phone normally never gets an update. And when it was turned on it received pop up message with the message: ..... app has stopped. (facebook, Google Play, YouTube, ...) And i left it untill the morning and i rebooted it then but it was again the same so i tried another reboot and then it wouldn't start up.

So now my phone wont start while pressing the power button, i have tried to go in recovery (Volume Up/Down + Home + Power button) but that didn't do anything and if i connect my phone to my pc i hear noises where my device connects then deconnects to the pc.

Does anyone have any solutions for this?

Greetings
[LG G Flex 2] magalha0510:
Hi Guys!!

I have a LG FLEX 2 H955A VER.15A 5.1.1 and i use it to listen music from spotify with a JBL E40BT SYNCRHON headset bluetooth, but the volume is too low. Is there any way to get it more loud? Wich is the file on the root system that control bluetooth volume? How change it?

I've already looked for solutions but i've found just ways to change speakers and earphone volume through mixer_path.xlm. Isn't there a way to change bluetooth volume????

I've used my JBL E40BT SYNCRHON with other devices such as XPERIA U or XPERIA M2 and i've gotten great results. So i don't think the problem is in my headset.

Other important observation is when i listen sounds, through bluetooh, such as native ring tones it is louder than the sound from players or streaming services .

Help me please!
[LG G Flex 2] magalha0510:
If here nobody can says anything, there isn't answer to my question. I can't beleave that nobody here don't know anything about programation bluetooth.
[LG G Flex 2] Avantu:
Root + SELinuxModeChanger to set kernel into permissive mode + ViperFX Audio where you can equalize your bluetooth output.
[LG G Flex 2] Greatness83:
Just install Dolby Atmos from the apps section.... Works great!!
[LG G Flex 2] magalha0510:
I've already done like that. The quality get better, but the volume still low!! Too low!!!!

Actualy, i'd like change the files that control bluetooth level... Where are that files? I Just found in mixer_path.xml the strings to change the speakers and earphone...
[LG G Flex 2] magalha0510:
I think impossible nobody here knows anything about bluetooth prgramation. Would anybody talk about that? I just wanna know where are the files or doesn't it exist? Are Bluetooth levels just hardware ?
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Californio:
The closest thread I've seen to addressing this is here, but does anyone know whether it is possible to install Chromium OS on the Pixel C? The other thread seemed to imply that removing the screen and flipping the dev switch would be required; is that accurate? If one can boot from USB (is that even an accurate statement?), is it not possible to boot from an image of Chromium OS built for Smaug and subsequently install it? I am not trying to dual-boot; I just want Chromium OS, no Android. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kalinskym:
there is a developer switch inside of the Pixel C? strange, haven't seen any proof to back this up.
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _aa_:
iFixIt

iFixIt did a tear down --> google://ifixit pixel c

If there's a dev switch I don't see it. Most new ChromeOS devices have a "soft switch" which is some sort of key combination --> google://chromium developer mode

Doubt that would work on the pixel c with the bluetooth keyboard.

Seems like getting ChromeOS or Chromium on here is doable, but all the chromebooks I've ever worked on booted to usb thumbdrives to restore the OS.

If I find any info, I'll be sure to follow up here.
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cheep5k8:
The dev switch is the front camera flex, one would indeed need to take the device apart to flip it. That info comes straight from the Google Pixel C devs, but I'm just on my phone right now so bear with me if I don't link it in this reply.
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brando56894:
I've looked at the pics before and it doesn't look like a physical switch, even though the devs said it was located there, maybe it's just a module? How would one flip it?

That's hacky at best, you saw the steps I had to take to get it to work. It would be a lot easier if we could get mtab generated by default. Also since the majority of the work is done with a binary you can't modify anything and a lot of things don't work, also the dev doesn't seem to care about the Pixel C. I asked him for help a few times and he was pretty much useless lol

I may have to sell my Pixel C for a convertable Chromebook (that runs Android Apps) if no one can figure this out in the near future :-/
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hypoon:
I'm very interested as well. I've scoured the internet for info about the hidden "write-protect" developer switch. From what I can tell, it *is* the presence of the front-facing camera's flex cable. My best guess is that you unplug the front facing camera's flex cable from the mainboard, which "flips the hardware switch". Of course, now you have no front-facing camera. Then, with the hardware switched toggled, you can now flip the software switch (I forget exactly how this is done... I think you write a specific value to a specific register). With the software switch flipped, you can now plug the camera back in. The software switch overrides the hardware switch, but you can't toggle the software switch without temporarily activating the hardware switch first. I'm no expert on this stuff, but that's my best guess on how to do it.

I ordered the Pixel C (with metal keyboard) within hours of it becoming available. I was extremely excited, but I've got to say, I'm not impressed. It's just not ideal for productivity. The Android N beta helps, but it still doesn't make up for the way this thing seems half-baked. There are a bunch of little hardware features which are completely unused. I'd like to give Chromium OS a shot to see if it helps, but I'm not expecting any awesome results. I'm prepared to throw Gentoo on it and hack together whatever I need in order to be productive. The hardware is awesome (except for occasional thermal issues), but the software is... well... not.

To make matters even worse, right now my keyboard is completely dead... I can't get it to respond at all. I contacted Google and got a replacement, which also doesn't work. Now I have two dead keyboards and a hold on my credit card until I contact Google again. The last Google support representative knew nothing about the Pixel C, so now I'm wondering if this is turning out to be like the Nexus Q.
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Samt434:
From what i understand, I'm not sure it's really a necessity to modify the EC of the pixel C by changing the DEV switch.

In fact, we can already modify the kernel anf flash the system and the other partitions, that mean we can already install nearly everything on the pixel C (in theory).

Moreover, the Pixel C kernel seems to be already a chromeos kernel (so only small modifications of the kernel would be necessary to run chromeos).

Not sure running chromeos on pixel C would be so difficult... (eventhough, i have no idea of the changes that would be necessary on the chromeos code to run on Pixel C).

Am i missing something that really need to unlock the EC ?

Mathieu
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hypoon:
I really don't know. At the very least, it can get you out of some unfortunate situations. I found a thread where someone got their bootloader into a locked/unlocked limbo state. It was behaving like it was locked, but gave errors whenever he attempted to unlock it. This may have been the thread where the "camera flex" information was first mentioned. The resolution was tricky because the hardware write-protect switch was inaccessible.

In any case, when I get some time to dig in, I'm first going to do as much as I can without opening it up. I'll open the tablet and play with the camera flex only if I have to.
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hypoon:
I expected that the "developer mode switch" that you describe (rooting) only really affected the Android bootloader and everything later in the boot chain. I figured the "firmware write protect switch" may be necessary to replace the Android bootloader with something that's not signed by Google.

Note the ambiguous language... I'm conjecturing here. You seem much more knowledgeable on the subject than I do.
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brando56894:
You are probably correct, access to the FWPS is probably only needed if you wish to change the bootloader from ChromeOS to something like Grub or SysLinux so you can boot up any ARM Linux distro. I created a thread over on the ChromiumOS board, lets see if I get any useful responses: https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/forum/#!topic/chromium-os-discuss/VKK3WXKg7lE
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hypoon:
Ok, but will the ChromeOS bootloader start an unsigned system?

Good plan with the ChromiumOS board, I'm excited to see where this all goes. I'll be happy to test things once I get back from a business trip in early July. I can't risk messing up the tablet before then.
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brando56894:
The ChromeOS bootloader will load an unsigned system, that's what dev mode is for. Someone (Cheep5k8, was that you?) replied to it already and said it's pretty much a gigantic pain in the a$$ and the FWP switch would definitely need to be disabled because a new EC would need to be flashed. So pretty much it seems that ChromiumOS on the Pixel C is a pipe dream, unless Google wants it to be that way :(
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hypoon:
Activating the FWP switch isn't out of the question for me, just not until July.
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] poteck:
Hi,

I just found a guy on the web www.omgchrome.com that said to have chrome and even a version of linux Papyros installed on the pixel C. It appears to be a developer of that linux distro. I don´t know if it´s leggit what he told there, anyway I attach it below.

http://www.omgchrome.com/new-google-pixel-c-android-tablet/#comment-2455918055
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hypoon:
I looked into the user a little bit... I skimmed over some of his other comments on other topics, and well, I don't know. All of these quotes come from https://disqus.com/by/calden74/.

I fully admit that I haven't been paying close attention over the past month or so, but as of the last I'd heard, the Pixel C did not support any external displays over USB C. Maybe things have changed with Nougat? The bits about extending the desktop are also eyebrow-raising for me. Separate from that, I've had performance issues which I think were caused by overheating. At the time, I was binge-watching 1080P episodes of a TV show through VLC. That makes me question his multitasking claims.

I didn't notice any major contradictions when skimming over his disqus history, and he's pretty consistent with his claims, but still... I'm not buying into them yet. Let's see if he can substantiate them first.

I also found his XDA user here: http://xdaforums.com/member.php?u=4270522. If we can get his attention, maybe he can at least provide some extra detail about his USB hub... I'd definitely like to buy one if it's capable of everything he describes.

As for my personal adventures, I've returned from the trip I mentioned, and I've completed the RMA process for both the tablet and the keyboard. I want to test them for a little while before digging in deep with ChromeOS stuff, just in case I have to RMA again.
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Doughnut:
If it's too good to be true...
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Eason85:
Sounds like a pathological liar with delusions of grandeur. If I was the only person alive who got chrome os running on a pixel c, you'd bet your ass I'd have pics
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] poteck:
What a shame...
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brando56894:
I'd love to get PapryOS running on my Pixel since I love Arch, but this all seems too good to be true. We'll have to wait and see.
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tkoreaper:
Have you guys seen this? http://www.phoenixos.com/

Supposedly once this OS gets updated to Android Marshmallow they can start working on support for our Pixel C.
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EvansJD:
That would be cool
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leo91919:
That looks really similar to remix os

or do i miss some big differences ?
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tkoreaper:
From what I have gathered, since I haven't tried either of them, they are very similar. It would also appear that the general consensus is that PhoenixOS is better.
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hypoon:
I've not seen either of them, but they don't look like they'd be much better than Android for my purposes. Among other reasons, ChromeOS interests me because of its Gentoo roots.
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] swatwithmk3:
Has anyone successfully managed to install chromium os on the pixel c without the dev switch? if yes then can you point me towards a guide or make one. if not is possible to install phoenix os and how?
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kozak65:
Same here!
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dopefish1337:
Since the pixel c is not getting Android P Chrome OS would be a life save :)

Nothing yet? Google? Come on! :D
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] m+a+r+k:
Do you honestly think anyone at Google reads this forum?

Do you honestly think Google is working on Chrome OS for the Pixel C when they aren't even working on Android P?

Come on! :D
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wizzardsk:
Why do you need Chrome OS when we have pure Android which is much better?
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tiltaworld:
google should release an update for the Pixel-c so it can be upgraded to ChromeOS

With the Pixel-C being Google's final product of its type - and it being so lousy at what it was supposed to do, Google should release a software update for it, so that ChromeOS can easily be installed on it as a replacement OS.
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bernardomarx:
I opened the device and disconnected the front camera flex.

But still my dev mode is not enable and I cannot do anything from fastboot because of limited capacity.

Someone manage to enable dev mode by writing the W25Q128FW memory, using CH341A programmer. But where did you read/heard about the front camera flex? Should work simply by disconnecting it?
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rumi409:
Did you disconnect it or did you flip it and reconnect it? From the description it looks like you have to flip over the camera flex cable and then reconnect it to activate developer mode.
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Seion:
I took a picture of my " i think " front camera flex and the other side of the cable does not have contacts, so why would flipping it do anything...

I broke my screen so I am unable to proceed until I can figure out how to get into fastboot without a screen lol
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bernardomarx:
Yep, I tried and still when I issue the command > fastboot getvar secure I get yes

I reconnected the camera flex, flipped to the mainboard (see fig.)
[Pixel C Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bernardomarx:
Actually you don't need the screen: you could enter fastboot mode by pressing Power + Volume Up and holding them.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leonexus10:
I cannot access the recovery mode

I tried:

- Power off your Nexus 10, and reboot it into fastboot mode by holding the volume up button, volume down button and power button.

No success, the tablet vibrates but stop in the black screen.

And by adb no sucess too.

- adb reboot bootloader

The Nexus 10 off, but does not start the recovery mode, stop in the black screen.

Official 5.1.1

Someone has an idea to fix it?
[General Questions and Answers] yazanee:
Hi I have a gt-s 7562...I need to hard reset it because of a forgotten pattern...Anyway I enter recovery I do the wipe cashe/wipe data thing and I reboot the phone -BUT- Nothing happens and the pattern stays .... I tried flashing a new firmware but nothing happens either,,.....any help would be appreciated ....Thanks
[General Questions and Answers] FaizanChauhaan:
Emmc problem... Check out with hw section... Nothing erase even full flash...
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] exxi:
Do you see it too? When the display is on of course.

I'm worried it's a gap and will compromise the water resistance of the phone.

Glad to hear if you can see it too.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] shadow82x:
Yes, I've had a few devices and they all had it. Light bleed is also visible where the aluminum bezel meets the front glass....and the above the notification LED...aaaaaand below the earpiece. All completely normal, happened in every device I've tested. I have major OCD with this kind of stuff, but it really doesn't bother me anymore.

ETA - Here's an picture I took a while back with my old s6 edge, you can clearly see the side light bleed and above the home. Times haven't changed. That said hopefully Samsung will address this in the S8.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] exxi:
Thank you for your detailed answer I really appreciate it I'm sorry to hear that you struggle with this topic as well just to make sure I attached a picture the exact location can you confirm that this is the spot where you see it as wellView attachment 3763582View attachment 3763582View attachment 3763582
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] shadow82x:
Yes happens right there, above the home button. But again, that's not the only place where you'll find the light. It's annoying sure. :)
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Nitemare3219:
I have not noticed any light bleeding like you've described.

Although at night, as shown above, brighter sides of the screen will cause where the glass/aluminum meet to "glow" since the display light is reflecting/traveling down the curved edges. Looks weird, and not a fan of it... but not a deal breaker either.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] VonSohn:
My onyx edge has a gap between the metal frame and front glass, more or less around the volume buttons region. I read it's not uncommon, but it worries me because it could mean water leaking in.