yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G3 General] 87mpi:
source: https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=81140#c695 post n° #695

all credits to the author (noltejer.. [MENTION=5499064]gmail.com[/MENTION])

For users that have a device with root privileges, you can do it by yourself :

Method #1:

With a file explorer like ES explorer, go to "/system/etc"

open the file named "gps.conf"

You should find a variable named "CAPABILITIES"

Edit the file

If this variable is set at 0x37 or 0x35 or 0x33, change the value at 0x31

If this variable is set at 0x36, change the value at 0x30

If this variable is set at 0x27 or 0x25 or 0x23, change the value at 0x21

If this variable is set at 0x26, change the value at 0x20

If this variable is set at 0x17 or 0x15 or 0x13, change the value at 0x11

If this variable is set at 0x16, change the value at 0x10

Save the file and be sure that the permissions of the file are rw-r--r-- , restart the device and enjoy!

Method #2:

- Download and install FasterGPS from playstore

- Open the app and go to Advanced Settings / capabilities and change the value as described above ( for example I had and I changed to 0x31 0x33 )

- Set its own continent and nation

- Restart the phone and enjoy!
[G3 General] tschmid:
Thanks

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[G3 General] sandigmp:
Xxc
[G3 General] inhib:
The only thing that made me get GPS signal has been to change the back of my G3, on wich the GPS antenna is glued.
[Tasker Tips & Tricks] slipsystem:
AUTOMATE MY LIFE

A LIST OF AUTOMATION SCRIPTS AND PROGRAMS THAT WILL AUTOMATE YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE.

MOST BUT NOT ALL OF THESE TUTORIALS REQUIRE TASKER AND A PLUGIN OF SOME SORT.

WINDOWS TUTORIALS CAN BE FOUND IN THE FIRST POST.

LINUX TUTORIALS CAN BE FOUND IN THE SECOND POST.

GENERAL TUTORIALS CAN BE FOUND IN BOTH POSTS.

THERE WILL BE SOME TASKS THAT ARE ONLY LISTED ON WINDOWS AND SOME TASKS THAT ARE ONLY ONLY LISTED ON LINUX, THIS DOES NOT MEAN IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO PERFORM THEM ON OTHER PLATFORMS IT JUST MEANS I AM UNSURE OF HOW TO GET THEM TO WORK.

WINDOWS

Automatically Turn On Your Computer on a Schedule

Over View

This task is reasonable easy to set up, It will allow you to turn on your home or work pc on a schedule. In this case we are turning on our computer as soon as we unplug our device from the charger.

Requirements

Tasker

Wol Wake on Lan Wan

Setup

Before we get into creating our task we first need to set up the Wol Wake on Lan Wan application

Enable Wake on Lan

On the computer go to Control Panel>Network and Internet>Network and Sharing Center

Click on Change Adapter settings

Right Click on Ethernet and go to properties

Click Configure and then click the Advanced tab

Find Wake on Magic Packet and Change the Value to Enabled

Find Your Mac Address

Open Command Prompt

type "ipconfig /all"

under Ethernet adapter find physical address(00-11-22-33-44-55)

Remember It or write it down

Setup Wol Wake on Lan Wan

Open Wol Wake on Lan Wan

Press Add New

Under Name Call It Anything

Under Mac Enter your mac address as in ipconfig

Under SecureOn Leave As Is

Under IP or Domain Enter your Default Gateway also found in ipconfig

Under Port Leave as is

Check Send as Broadcast

The Rest is fine as default

Press Save

Create The Task

Open Tasker

Press the TASKS Tab

Press The +

Give The Task A Name Like Switch on Home PC

Press The +

Press Plugin

Press WoL Wake On Lan

Press the configuration pencil

Select the name you chose when setting up Wol Wake on Lan

Press the back button twice to save changes to configuration and task

Create The Profile

Press the profiles tab

Press the + Button to add a new profile

Select State

Select Power

Select Power

Select Source Any

press back to save

select the task we created

long press on the task and press move to exit
[Moto G 2015 Android Development] theincognito:
[IMG="PAC Homepage"]http://www.pac-rom.com/images/linksbar/pac.png[/IMG] [IMG="Vendor Repositories"]http://www.pac-rom.com/images/linksbar/19.png[/IMG] [IMG="ROM Source"]http://www.pac-rom.com/images/linksbar/17.png[/IMG] [IMG="Device and Kernel Repositories"]http://www.pac-rom.com/images/linksbar/18.png[/IMG] [IMG="Gerrit Review"]http://www.pac-rom.com/images/linksbar/6.png[/IMG] [IMG="Jenkins Buildsystem"]http://www.pac-rom.com/images/linksbar/9.png[/IMG] [IMG="Jenkins Builds and Stats"]http://www.pac-rom.com/images/linksbar/10.png[/IMG] [IMG="Crowdin Translations"]http://www.pac-rom.com/images/linksbar/2.png[/IMG] [IMG="Changelogs"]http://www.pac-rom.com/images/linksbar/1.png[/IMG] [IMG="JIRA Bugs and Issues Reporting"]http://www.pac-rom.com/images/linksbar/11.png[/IMG] [IMG="Wiki - Tutorials and Info"]http://www.pac-rom.com/images/linksbar/16.png[/IMG] [IMG="Discussion and Support Forum"]http://www.pac-rom.com/images/linksbar/5.png[/IMG] [IMG="Downloads"]http://www.pac-rom.com/images/linksbar/3.png[/IMG] [IMG="Become a Maintainer"]http://www.pac-rom.com/images/linksbar/12.png[/IMG] [IMG="PAC-ROM Stats"]http://www.pac-rom.com/images/linksbar/14.png[/IMG] [IMG="Team and Contributors"]http://www.pac-rom.com/images/linksbar/13.png[/IMG] [IMG="Google Plus"]http://www.pac-rom.com/images/linksbar/7.png[/IMG] [IMG="Google Plus Community"]http://www.pac-rom.com/images/linksbar/8.png[/IMG] [IMG="Twitter"]http://www.pac-rom.com/images/linksbar/15.png[/IMG] [IMG="Facebook"]http://www.pac-rom.com/images/linksbar/4.png[/IMG]

PAC-ROM is built with our own tweaks and options, including picks and features from the best ROMs out there!

Why choose among ROMs, when you have All-in-One !!

* By flashing this, you automatically void your warranty! *

* If your phone breaks, blows up or runs away from you, do not cry to us! *

* Do not ask for ETAs!! *​

* Download the ROM and GApps *

* Reboot to recovery *

* Wipe data/factory reset *

* Flash the ROM and then GApps *

* Reboot your phone *

* Enjoy *​

* Download the latest version *

* Reboot to recovery *

* Flash the ROM *

* Wipe both dalvik cache and cache *

* Reboot your phone *

* Enjoy the latest version of PAC-ROM *​

* Submit a bug report *

* Submit a patch *​

* None for now *​

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* Special thanks to all our Build Bot Providers (see Contributors list for all names) *

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XDA:DevDB Information

[ROM][UNOFFICIAL][Marshmallow 6.0][OSPREY] PAC-ROM MM, ROM for the Moto G 2015

Contributors

theincognito

ROM OS Version: 6.0.x Marshmallow

ROM Kernel: Linux 3.10.x

ROM Firmware Required: Unlocked Bootloader and TWRP 3.0.x

Version Information

Status: Alpha

Created 2016-05-26

Last Updated 2016-05-26
[Moto G 2015 Android Development] theincognito:
Downloads

Screenshots
[Moto G 2015 Android Development] theincognito:
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[Moto G 2015 Android Development] theincognito:
One more
[Moto G 2015 Android Development] gauti_1998:
Can't find option to disable battery light ?????
[Moto G 2015 Android Development] theincognito:
Cuz it isn't there,yet. The ROM is still in Alpha Stage. Its stable,bug free and will give you a good battery backup,but some features are not implemented yet.
[Moto G 2015 Android Development] gauti_1998:
No problem as long as rom is stable and bug free. Thanks for the rom
[Moto G 2015 Android Development] czboyshubham:
Will You add fling input and smartbar? plz add it
[Moto G 2015 Android Development] theincognito:
Ask [MENTION=4493088]Shreps[/MENTION] . He is the official dev of PAC for Osprey. :)
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] john291:
View attachment 3763069

I went to the repair shop they told me in needed aan New back cover and they ordered it for me.

But today they called me and said i could come because it arived today.

So i went to the shop today,but the they told me in need also a New camera module..Because they Let me see That the camera also dont focus without the glass.

The first time they checked my Phone and told me they only needed tot order the back cover..

Now i must wait again and the price is much higher[emoji20]

And the lens broke when wearing it in my pocket..

Verstuurd vanaf mijn SM-G935F met Tapatalk
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] GibMcFragger:
Ouch. That looks like it was whacked hard. By the way it is pushed in, I suspect it may have damaged the camera module.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] john291:
Hallo there it focus objects far away Just good.(see picture)

Could it be that the shattered glas round the lens ****s up the focus?there is still aan tiny bit round the lens,the rest is removed.

Maybe thats why touch to focus dont works?

Verstuurd vanaf mijn SM-G935F met Tapatalk
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] pontifex33:
I am attempting to build a small 4xAA USB charger to use while on long flights so that I can watch movies. I notice that the wall charger is rated 5v 1000ma. I wonder if anyone has any clue what the Kaiser draws at full processor load. I can make a 4x AA charger with a 1000ma capacity, but if i could get away with something like a Minty Charger(2xAA, maybe like 500ma), I would, as the plans are there, and it would save me 15 bucks for a switching voltage regulator.

Has anyone done any work to this effect, and would they mind sharing their measurements?

Thank you in advance,

Ben
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] RPG0:
use batterystatus and check consumption when watching a movie or something
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] pontifex33:
I will certainly check that, thanks!

Also does anyone know whether the kaiser has and odd charging tendedcies?

My plan basically calls for 4 aa batts wired in series to provide 6v, into a 5v switching voltage regulator, and out to USB. Will this be something that will work, or are there any odd little caveats i need to worry about?

Ben
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Jozer99:
The USB spec calls for a max of 500mA at 5V. Since the Kaiser can charge off of USB, then that should work.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] GWelker62:
I have a back ground in basic electronics, and building something like this would be right up my ally. But when I can find just what you want at a price like this>>

http://www.thepocketsolution.com/PSI-42555.html

I can't see any reason to bother building my own. I use this vary one, for just the same reasons you want one. And it works great.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] pontifex33:
Wow! I suppose I should have done a little more research first ;) That charger costs the same as a decent switching voltage regulator.

Does that thing look like it's easy to open up? I may wish to modify it slightly so that I can charge other USB devices off it. I also probably want to repackage it into something fun.

Thanks for letting me know about this charger... You have saved me a lot of soldering ;)

Ben

edit:

http://www.thepocketsolution.com/PSI-36223.html

I'm scratching my head re this one. The tilt and the kaiser are, with very few exceptions the same phone. I would imagine that the battery chargers here are the same too, though this one is a couple bucks cheaper. The AAA model is only 10 bucks... I imagine that all these things are is a voltage regulator and an LED... if i am gonna rip one apart anyways, is there any reason i couldnt get the AAA model, tear it up, jack 4 AA batteries to it, and get all the benefits of the 15 dollar model, for 10? Im not really penny pinching, though if i decide to repackage the whole deal anyways, might as well save the 5 bucks and buy a USB jack ;)

ben
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] kms108:
with the cost of geting the parts, you can buy one for about USD 10.

kms
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] fgrump123:
You might want to check that giving the phone 5 volts will actually put it into charge mode. I believe the mot razar won't charge off the USB unless it first communicates with the computer. Don't know though, I only borrowed the phone for a week when traveling for work.

As for power consumption, I took a 10 hour trip yesterday. Bought a USB car charger and used the data cable that came with the phone. I plugged it in and it went into charge mode. Running tomtom and such didn't charge the battery to any meaningful extent while it was plugged in. Fortunately, it didn't drain the battery either.

Maybe the phone knows the diff between USB and an OEM charger, and draws power accordingly (500mA for usb, 1 amp for OEM charger).

Edit: the car usb thing I picked up is rated for 5v +-.5 volt and 1 amp output (says the sticker anyway). Does the job I was hoping for and was cheap (6 bucks at fry's).
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] pontifex33:
Nice!

I think im gonna order 2 of the battery chargers linked above. one i will keep stock (i leave for spain in a few weeks and need one to work)

the other i will rip apart and see if i can do something fun and exiting with it. I think i have an empty altoids box around somewhere.... the one i used to hide smokes from the parents in when I was a kid....

I like breaking stuff!

Ben
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] 3waygeek:
Note that the Tytn II's charge circuitry may require more than 500 mA if the battery is sufficiently discharged. In such conditions, a 500 mA charging current won't actually charge the battery. A 1000 mA charging circuit should be sufficient, as that matches the device's rating as specified in the manual.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ripnetuk:
Be real careful..

Be careful taking any home built electronics on a plane in these days since 9/11.

A girl in USA got done for having a battery and LED on her t-shirt in an airport and wasnt even flying...

id be amazed if you were allowed to take a home-built circuit onto a plane, esp. in the USA

just saying

g
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] GWelker62:
I can't see any difference in these two. I've had this one for over a year and half. I used on the 8125, the 8525, and now the Tilt.

As far as a AAA ver a AA, since the voltage is the same between the two, then it is only a question of mAh capacity.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] austinsnyc:
I have one thing to say if your coming into America with some home made electronics your going to be thrown in Jail ...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Jozer99:
I've actually taken a suitcase full of half built circuit boards and electrical components as carry on (half finished school project). They didn't even raise an eyebrow. As long as it isn't connected to something that looks like a bomb, I don't think they care.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] pontifex33:
thanks, i surmised that based on some other devices i have. I'm not too concerned as the battery will never (hopefully) get critically low. I'd like to jsut keep the thing running for ~9 hours while running either GPS or a movie... I hate plane rides, and i need something to do to entertain myself. I'll see what the charger mentioned above can put out. I just ordered two, and we'll see what it looks like... I'll write a review when i have had time to play with it a bit.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] RemE:
I've had Archos portables for years and it also has a 5V input. A simple 4 cell pack using 2300-2900 NiHi AA batteries in series will easily power these devices for over 10 hours straight. What's nice is that you don't need any regulator at all, just don't use alkaline batteries in it as you'll be at 6V. I carry a very small 4-cell charger to charge the cells. Works great for long travel. I took an iPod version with battery fuel gague, stripped out their power supply and just kept the power switch and fuel gague circuit. This costs more but works really well and looks good too.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] pontifex33:
So this thread is of some use to others: here are some data that i collected regarding current draw:

Locked with the screen off, no apps running: 1-4ma

TCMP playing a movie fullscreen: never more than 350ma

TCMP Playing in background with tomtom navigator 6 running: 416ma

all done in flight mode with the backlight set to the middle.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] tdusen:
Can you you do a worst case test for current draw?

Turn on GPS, bluetooth, Wifi, backlight max and not flight mode.
[Sony Xperia ZR] ahmedsamimorsy:
can somebody help me find resurrection remix v 5.5.8 rom please because it was accidently deleted from my pc
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KaXaSA:
This Qbex 340i is basically a UTOK i700 with 2gb (RAM)

utok.com/en/700-series/utok-i700

The tablet is stuck on boot screen (logo animation), I already tried to:

Power + Vol Up → recovery mode → wipe data/factory reset & wipe cache partition

Power + Vol Down → factory mode (text )→ <chinese text>e MMC (Clear eMMC?)

I found this 'firmware':

mega:///#F!GgEWTIqB!nEZb1ZV1zB8pftlWsfQKew!bxMkyaJI

I got that directly from the Qbex website:

qbex.com.br/#!driver/ynr42

inside that .rar I see 2 folders:

database_wcdma

APDB_MT6572_S01_MAIN2.1_W10

BPLGUInfoCustomAppSrcP_MT6572_S00_MOLY_WR8_W1315_MD_WG_MP_V4_P2_1_wg_n
​

kt07_szy_v_wcdma

boot.img

cache.img

EBR1

kernel_kt07_szy_v_wcdma.bin

lk.bin

MBR

MT6572_Android_scatter.txt

preloader_kt07_szy_v_wcdma.bin

recovery.img

secro.img

system.img

userdata.img
​

I'm not sure what to do from here. :confused:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KaXaSA:
is there anything I can do with the 'firmware'?
[Desire 816 General] ashhab2010:
I require HTC Desire 816 A5 DWG stock recovery please.

I am on MM.

BTW does the recovery version matter if the device is on lollipop or MM?

because i have an old stock recovery back from 2014.
[Desire 816 General] thoctor:
It shouldn't. I've used recoveries for my specific device taken from older firmwares. Flash it and find out. If it doesn't work it shouldn't flash.
[K3 Note General] vikasjb:
Hiii guysss...!!!!

Now Days Rooting is our daily part of life

after lot off customization and custom Roms

some times our battery gives some problems such as battery drain all other

so i found one solution on it......

Battery Calibration ......!!!!!

No Need Of Any App For It Just Follow this simple steps ....

We will start with a basic necessity for good battery performance CALIBRATION.

Calibration is the process where you get your battery to hold as much charge as it can and the battery meter to display the correct reading. I think when you do this, you will be suprised how much more charge your battery takes than the phone thinks it needs.

1. Charge your phone 100% while it’s on.

2. Use root explorer, astro, or file manager of choice and go to /data/system and find batterystat.bin. Delete it. Then use your smartphone as usual ?

After total use You can power it off on 15% also (beetter to use till shutdown ) but not upper on that .....!!!

3. power off and allow charge it up to 100%. (This may take longer than you think)

4. After Full Charge Power it on, and use it....

5. Go back to step 2 and repeat one more time.

6. After doing this procedure 2-3 times your mobile ? will give you cool ? battery ? backup surely

It's works on every version 4.0 kitkat -6.0 marshmallow

Thank You ...

ViksAndroiD

Hope it's become helpful to everyone
[K3 Note General] Alexey71:
It's useless. batterystat.bin file recreated itself when fully charge your phone!
[K3 Note General] JonnyBorneo:
It's not useless.

This is how you calibrate a lithium-ion battery.
[K3 Note General] Alexey71:
batterystat.bin deleted and create automatically, each time after charging:)
[K3 Note General] JonnyBorneo:
The file doesn't have anything to do with calibration.

It's just a log file. By deleting it you create a blank log and it starts anew.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] carcamagno:
hey guys, you know if exist any method or mod or kernel that improve this feature in our device? or you know if these is possible to do? :)
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nbjo460:
i dont know but i think Because of the device's processor is a Qualcomm 801 processor and supports. So maybe that's why if you write some code to the kernel so the device will load faster
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndroidxWolF:
I don't think it is supported for this device but there is a way to dicrease charging time to the smallest one 1h20 (I think) :)

it is Xceed kernel and it is stable for a daily driver you can try it if you are on LP or MM good luck and don't forget to perform a backup ;)
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Android Development] sai milind:
This is CandySiX. Built straight from source with commits from a variety of different Sources/ROMS.

We wanted to give the users a fun, fully customizable ROM. We aim to add more features as this project progresses.​

Check us out on the web @The-Candy-Shop​

@matthew0776 @mar5hal @gimmeitorilltell @Cuzz1369 @rc420head @Flashalot @Venomtester @Darknites @javelinanddart @calebcabob @NoSpamDan​

ROM​

DEVICE/KERNEL

Disclaimer: We here at The CandyShop are not responsible for any bricks you may obtain. Please follow the thread rules and steps and everything will be gravy. Remember, backing up before flashing is always recommended. ​

​

FEATURES​

Layers

Battery bar

LCD denisty options

Multi-window

Status bar customization

Quick setting customization

Quick setting pull down options

Force expand notifications

Time context headers in panel

DarkUI switch

Advanced power menu

Extra IME options

Lockscreen shortcuts

Animations

-Power menu

-List view

-System

-Toast

Navbar customization:

-Navbar button color

-Slim-Dim

-Navbar DPI

-DT2S on Navbar

Buttons settings:

-Long-press/double-tap actions

-Volume rocker

More to come, we are never done...​

CLICK HERE FOR CHANGELOG​

Instructions to flash

Steps:

Coming from another rom

1) Download CandySiX.zip

2) Download 6.0 Gapps (optional)

3) Boot into recovery twrp 3.0.2 by ghsr (Twrp )

4) Full wipe (Dalvik Cache, Cache, System, Wipe Data and then do a Factory Data Reset too)

5) Flash CandySiX.zip

6) Flash (Gapps)

7) Wipe Cache,Dalvik Cache

8)Reboot

Updating from previous CandySiX release

1) Download CandySiX.zip

2) Boot into recovery

3) Flash CandySiX.zip​

DOWNLOAD ROM​

GAPPS​

-Please give first boot a good few minutes

- New additions and fixes being added constantly​

Special thanks to CyanogenMod, SlimRoms, Omni and all the rest who make their source open, we can't do this on our own.

XDA:DevDB Information

CandySix, ROM for the Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos i9082

Contributors

sai milind

Source Code: https://github.com/candyroms

ROM OS Version: 6.0.x Marshmallow

ROM Kernel: Linux 3.0.x

ROM Firmware Required: 4.2.2

Based On: AOSPB

Version Information

Status: Beta

Current Beta Version: 2.3

Beta Release Date: 2016-05-26

Created 2016-05-26

Last Updated 2016-05-31
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Android Development] sai milind:
Reserved

Guys this is a totally different rom. This rom doesn't have CM theme engine instead this uses a new concept of LAYERS introduced specially and newly in marshmallow. This is totally new concept you are going to see and hope you enjoy using the rom!!!

For installing layers u need to have busybox installed otherwise it won't work and yeah since this ROM is running with new concept there may be some bugs but still you are enjoying the latest concept!!!! Some layer themes may be buggy so be careful while installing layers from play store.
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Android Development] sai milind:
Reserved

screenshots have been added
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Android Development] sankar13:
OMG!!!

New ROMs everyday!!!

Enjoying the renewed development of new marshmallow roms for our Grand.:D

Thanks a lot for keeping Grand alive!:o:)
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Android Development] Luccas Oliveira:
Great work! It's nice to see more and more people taking initiative for this community. :)
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Android Development] omijust4u:
:D wow .. every 2 or 3 days comes new rom for our grand...

:victory: i will be flashed tomorrow.. and see whats the difference beetween other roms and this rom

thanku for new rom:laugh: