yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ShapesBlue:
Honestly stable is such a broad word/term. It's truly up to what you feel stable is. I've tested many roms for the S3 and there have been good and bad. But if all the roms I've tried I'd have to say slimkat was without a doubt the most stable

Next to stock it's the next best thing

Sent from my Nexus 6
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Ibuprophen:
I personally use TWRP for the bootloader and CM12. 1 for the OS. It works really well for me.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ShapesBlue:
I tried lollipop on the S3, it didn't play well with it. I reverted back to kk and I use it as a wifi device only for music basically

Sent from my Nexus 6
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phnord:
I just got a new G3 because my old G3 was having sim card reading issues. I'm trying to transfer everything from the old to the new*– and I mean everything: ROM, apps, contents of the internal SD card, etc. etc.

What is the best, most painless way to do this? The old phone, fwiw, is rooted with Cloudy installed as well as G3 Tweaksbox and some Kernel tweaks; the new one I haven't touched yet and is fully stock.

Thanks!

- Andi
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phnord:
Come on, anyone?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alaskenikeni:
Do a full backup in recovery, move it to the SD card and restore it in the new phone's recovery. Are you sure that the sim card issue isn't a Rom issue? I had this problem on Fulmics, flashed DU and had no problem since.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phnord:
I'm fairly certain it's not a ROM issue, as my phone was working fine on Cloudy for months, but after a tumble started having issues recognizing the SIM, even after replacing it with a new SIM.

The issue comes up upon reboot; it seems that if I squeeze the phone tightly during the reboot around where the SIM card is, it will recognize it and then everything works fine, but if it was booted without being squeezed it won't recognize the SIM until a squeezed-reboot.

That seems like a pretty definitive hardware issue to me?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alaskenikeni:
Yep, really seems like a hardware issue. But after you do your full backup and put it on the new phone you could try to install a AOSP Rom just to try out, but thats up to you.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheMadScientist:
So I'm on a Verizon m7 running AT&T no apn settings. I'm unlocked with sunshine so what can I do now. On 4.4.3
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anmolkakkar:
Hi Everyone,

As we, N9208 users, have very feeble options for custom ROMs, I was hoping if we can collaborate all the available custom ROMs for this model here? So that it becomes a one-stop thread where we can find any custom ROM for our N9208.

Can anyone start posting and I can plan to edit the post accordingly. Any help is appreciated. :)

Custom ROM (per user's suggestions)

1. iOiO ROM

Respect to everyone's work, this thread is only for collaboration of the great work done by various devs. No request to be made for any MODS.

Thanks everyone (including the work of all the Devs)!
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ram4ufriends:
You can find ioio on ndroid.io
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anmolkakkar:
That's 1.

Thanks for sharing
[General Questions and Answers] forrestwllms:
I have a few questions about ad blocking on android. I was wondering if there was currently an xposed module that will block ads in chrome. I installed minmin guard but it doesn't seem to block ads in chrome. While playing around with minmin guard I tried disabling ads on android system webview because I've heard that the two interact. I found that it disabled an ad network called admarvel but could find very little information on why it would be in a system package. Any one have any ideas/knowledge? Thanks in advance.
[General Questions and Answers] Waleriks:
uses adaway blocks advertising even in browsers, it is not an Xposed module and there is n't in the play storie but you can find it here on xda
[General Questions and Answers] forrestwllms:
I'll give it a try
[XDA Assist] XDA Visitor:
I rooted my Samsung Tab 4 when it shut down and turned back on again I got a message saying system software not authorized by AT&T has been found on your tablet I tried using Odin to flash my stock firmware but it failed immediately and leaves me stuck in download mode i've never done something like this before and I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong anyone know how fix this?
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Hello and thank you for using XDA Assist,

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The experts there should be able to help you.

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[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] staceybassoon:
So I'm trying really hard to not install a third party launcher since there are so many more customizing options than we've ever had before. But I do have third party messaging apps. The trouble is, all the cool new icons don't all have specific ones for the apps I'm using. So is there a way to change what app is linked to an icon? For example, can I make the messaging icon link to my texting app instead of the stick messaging app? I realize I can do this in the freestyle mode, but would like to do it with the dock icons in my current setup. Thanks!
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] h4ck54w.sense:
It I unterstand you the right way, look for Flipster Xposed mod.

But it will not work with the"allapps"dockicon
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime Questions & Answers] Minanapil13:
Hi every one i need to know what version of framwork i should to download for samsung core prime dues

ARMv7

Sdk22

Armeabi-v7a

For model : SM-G361H
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime Questions & Answers] mv2007:
Here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3034811
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime Questions & Answers] Minanapil13:
I tried every version of sdk 22 but its freez in logo samsung what could i do
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime Questions & Answers] Shotgunfrenzy:
I had the same problem with my sm-g360g

Flashed xposed through twrp and waited about 20 minutes and was stuck on the Samsung logo so just recovered my system through twrp and tried a couple more times with the same result
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime Questions & Answers] Hypexed:
Where did you get TWRP for a G360G? This is unheard of. :-o
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] lungothrin:
Is there any widcomm stack available for kaiser like hermes?
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] Winnie-the-Pooh:
I have read numerous posts about the Android L cell standby bug on the One M8 and used that to make as many changes as possible before posting here. I haven't seen many posts where the HTC One M9 was affected by the MM update in this way.

I have had my Verizon One M9 since March 2015 (preorderd it), and it worked great on Lollipop. My cell standby was consistently under 5%. Then, I upgraded to 6.0 around March 2016 and have been noticing consistent battery drain from what I think is the Phone Radio (Gsam) or Cell Standby (stock battery app). It is >40% with the screen on and >30% with the screen off. Airplane mode appears to help with the cell standby percentage (down to 5% after 12 hours, battery down by ~15%). I am also having more issues with the phone heating up; 114 Fahrenheit was the highest I noticed before it stopped functioning from the heat.

What I've tried:

-Verizon's Repair Assistant/Software Upgrade Tool

-Factory Reset

-Wipe Cache Partition

-Clear Network Settings

-Turn off Advanced Calling (seemed to help the most)

-Switch from Global to LTE/CDMA

-Keeping WiFi off unless I'm downloading something (helps the WiFi battery drain issue)

-Location off

What I have NOT tried:

-Booting into safe mode (my apps don't seem to be misbehaving per Gsam or the stock monitor)

-Unlocking the bootloader and flashing a custom ROM. (I'm S-On with a Locked Bootloader.)

In all fairness, I get good battery life (2 days) if I don't use my phone (<1 hour SOT in a day). If I use my phone, it dies in like 6 hours. I lose over 10% per hour of active use (Chrome, texting, Gmail). I don't have Facebook, Twitter, or G+, but I use Hangouts.

Reason I'm concerned: People I live with, same contract have a 1% cell standby (Samsung Galaxy S5 on 6.0.1). Why is my phone's cell standby so high even though this issue was supposedly fixed for MM?

Thoughts?
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] mikeataol:
Hi, I agree, its pretty bad. You are getting better battery life than I am...

I've been on a stock rooted/S-Off for only three weeks or so, but am considering going back to my M8 because the battery life is so poor. (and I actually would use FM radio , which I can not on the M9 Verizon)

I run no social networking apps, have uninstalled everything I don't actually use.

GSAM tells me Google Play services is a culprit, so just today I've removed my Google acct, location turned off unless I need it, and will test over the next day or so .

I'm waiting for a custom rom probably HTC 10 port to get rave reviews and will likely give that a go .
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] Winnie-the-Pooh:
I'm not rooted yet. I noticed high Google Play Services usage (don't remember the exact percentage and didn't screenshot it) a few days of upgrading to Android M. It seemed to help to backup my data, factory reset the phone, run Verizon's Repair Assistant/Software Upgrade tool, and turn off Advanced Calling. Now Google Play Services is calculated at using 10% of my battery since last full charge (4.9% per GSam App Sucker). The cell standby issue was probably there all along, but I just didn't notice it until I tamed the Google Play Services drain. Maybe doing what I did will help you. I can't post outside links yet, but if you Google "Verizon's Repair Assistant - Software Upgrade (HTC)," it will be the first result that comes up.
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] Winnie-the-Pooh:
Edit

I suspect my phone's issue is a reporting bug, as some other posts have suggested. I feel bad complaining since I get great battery life if I don't use my phone. Comparing phone radio usage with airplane mode on for 12 hours to not using my phone for 12 hours (airplane mode off), the only difference was in reporting. It was 5% with airplane mode on and like 35% with it off. Same amount of battery was used. Perhaps the screen is really what's draining my battery. All I know is that I used to get double the screen-on-hours while running way more apps when I had Lollipop.
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] kude87:
I'm quite sure I have this same problem. I've only had my M9 a week, and am seeing some strange and inconsistent battery drain. The majority of time if I'm doing a simple task like texting or checking e-mail, the phone gets warm (warmer than anything I've used). Battery seems to deplete quickly too, mainly with some from of google services being the culprit. However, I've also noticed high mobile radio usage. I can see that the mobile radio is active pretty much the same amount of time phone radio is, even when on wifi....I've never experienced this before. It is as if the mobile radio is constantly locked on (which I noticed there is a check box for this in dev options). I know the Moto X 2013 had this same issue when updating to L, and was never patched. I came from a Droid Maxx, so maybe I was spoiled with battery, but I can almost sit and watch my battery drain on this M9 (and thaw my hands if necessary). I also have rooted every android I have owned, and decided I don't want to root the M9 and take a break from all that. Immediately a bit annoyed with the heat and abysmal battery life. That said, build quality is great, and the user experience is quite good and fluid (aside from ridiculously pointless pinned notifications like when boomsound is active or when you connect to wifi and it reminds you you're connected....both mind bogglingly stupid and take up way too much of the notification panel).

If I have to disable a bunch of features to get it to not heat up and/or use less mobile radio, most likely will sell it. Unless rooting and romming helps? Though initially I'm not seeing much development on this M9. I want to like this phone so badly but these problems that shouldn't be problems make it a bit hard to do so.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] MhikeiMPC12:
Hi i bricked my phone while installing a ROM designed for i9300 i have i747m rogers. I need someone to run the following in a terminal assuming you have root and busybox installed

busybox dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0 of=/sdcard/backup.bin bs=1M count=70

This will create a copy of the boot files from your phone its a copy and it is able to unbrick my phone someone running 4.4.2 OB3 Thanks alot!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gessuri:
someone will have the rom for acer a20 a3 iconia

because my tablet remain as paperweights or know if you can put or compatible ROM iconia a3 a10
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TimmSkiller:
I can help You! Do you need stock ROM?
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ahmedkhalled:
cane help me update m8 Firmware needed Model

(bootloader) version: 0.5

(bootloader) version-bootloader: 3.19.0.0000

(bootloader) version-baseband: 1.09.20.0926

(bootloader) version-cpld: None

(bootloader) version-microp: None

(bootloader) version-main: 3.31.512.2

(bootloader) version-misc: PVT SHIP S-OFF

(bootloader) serialno: HT45KSF03394

(bootloader) imei:

(bootloader) imei2: Not Support

(bootloader) meid: 99000499919424

(bootloader) product: m8_wlv

(bootloader) platform: hTCBmsm8974

(bootloader) modelid: 0P6B20000

(bootloader) cidnum: 11111111

(bootloader) battery-status: good

(bootloader) battery-voltage: 0mV

(bootloader) partition-layout: Generic

(bootloader) security: off

(bootloader) build-mode: SHIP

(bootloader) boot-mode: FASTBOOT

(bootloader) commitno-bootloader: 2e9b7c51

(bootloader) hbootpreupdate: 11

(bootloader) gencheckpt: 0

all: Done!

Execution time is 25(ms)
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] valderdark:
Don't post your phone imei
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] iamrico00:
I came from my Nexus 5x - it uses a 5V 3A charger. Even though I know the tech's not exactly the same, the oneplus should at least handle 5v2a if not 5v/2.4a like a lot of modern phones. I was hoping even it could handle the full 5v/3a the nexus 5x charger offers.

Using ampere - I see Im only getting 1.5amps from a 3a charger nexus 5x charger. Anyone else having this issue?

Rico
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] gourang:
Oneplus have propriety over dash charger may be frimware treat other charger as normal chargers.. i have have even used vooc charger of my friends oppo f1 plus it show normal voltage
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] pileot:
Not only do I see only around 1.5A using third party cables / chargers, I see MUCH LESS (around 300mA) with a third party cable in the DASH charger (1.5A when I flip the USB-C cable end around) so whatever the OP3 charger is doing, it doesn't play nice with other cables.

I'll be leaving the DASH cable and charger together and use 3rd party cables for syncing / other uses, I have my doubts about that cable...
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] blackbuga:
Hello

I have ported flyme os 5 to pour s 3 i 747

Envoyé de mon SGH-I747 en utilisant Tapatalk
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] holysaint1:
Nice UI though..
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] DarkBlowRD:
where are the links?

Have any links for this rom please? got a great style
[Fire TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bird333:
Kodi is reporting my ip address is 192.168.49.1 which is not my subnet. Is this some kind of bug?
[Fire TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cd2022:
It's p2p ip for the wifi remote.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Hani88:
Deleted
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Kayser:
Hi

I'm currently running a mail server on a dedicated box (host @ datacenter 30€/month) under linux with courrier-imap. There is a way to implement IMAP IDLE function, that is almost the same than pushing emails.

I actualy tested it without FAM (File Alteration Monitor). Fam allow you to have a realtime email like blackberry. I don't need it, the basic IMAP_ENHANCEDIDLE do a check every minutes and update if there is a mail.

I tested this feature through telnet and it worked lovely.

Now, in order to be able to use this feature over your windows mobile, you have the choice between to softwares.

The first is vgsmail http://www.vgsmail.com/ppc/ (free trial)

This one will just enable the IMAP IDLE feature on your pocket outlook (seems to be the more elegant way to implement it)

The second is WIS Flexmail 2007 (search at google ) (free trial)

This one is a new client (i don't like to change my use personnaly)

The major problem of the both solutions is that you have to pay for it.

Does anyone can do a patch for pocket outlook to implement imap idle fonction on it ?

Regards.

Reference thread: Here
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Knockz:
Check out Seven.

http://community.seven.com/forum/main.php

I'm currently using it too work with my google IMAP account and I get push email. It works amaizing.

I don't know if its what your looking for but give it a shot and see.

I currently use it on my WM6 Hermes device and even though it not supported its working perfectly for me.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Kayser:
Hi, thanks for your tips, btw i like to know something, is it a standalone program or a plugin for pocket outlook ?

Regards.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Knockz:
Its an addon for pocket outlook that manages the account and the push functionality. It also does other types of accounts. It gave me push email for my work account and pop accounts.

You still read/reply and manage your emails using pocket outlook.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Kayser:
!

Fantastic, gonna test it tomorrow !

Thanks buddy !

Edit

I tested this solution, sounds like a third party server is getting email from your server :/. It won't be a problem if this project didn't looks like another commercial push (visto like).

Actualy Seven is acting like a visto, sevens server try to fetch mail ~2mn and push it on they proprietary client, who is pushing the message @ pocket outlook.

It means that my mail is going through seven mail server and Seven has all access granted to my mailbox.

I'm just looking for a soft (without thrid party server checking) enabling the IMAP IDLE fonction.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Kayser:
Test of vgsmail & flexmail

I tried to test them with imap idle

vgsmail has been renamed to EmansioPushMail, great, but it just crash my Hermes (Schap's 3.54 ROM). Tried an old cab called Vsgmail-Pushmail.cab (looks like an old beta). Result is the same (just with a different program name :()

flexmail is working with imap idle correctly, but it's eating up all my memory (92% busy). So my Hermes just finish to crash cause it don't get enough memory (GPRS+Flexmail+msn+Audio Player).

The both solution are non free ...

Is there a chance to get imap idle implemented on pocket outlook someday ?

A desesperate Linux's mail server admin.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] VOODOOS!L:
maybe it's a stupid question, but just to know:

within my Pocket Outlook GMail IMAP options, I have an option to check mail every 5 minutes.

ok I know, it's not really push, but what's the difference, I doesn't really mather if you get your mails within some seconds or within 5 minutes, or does it?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] KarhU:
There is really cool japanese freeware mail client named Qmail3 - It has IMAP4 - I do not know about IMAP IDLE but it is worth a try. Some people call that program "The Bat" for PPC because of tons of features it offers.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] VOODOOS!L:
WM6 also supports IMAP4 and HTML mails...i don't really see much benefit for another email application...the full device integration will never be as good as with Pocket Outlook, I think.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Kayser:
Hi,

Actualy, the option that you are using is wasting a lot of bandwith.

Send/Receive procedure

1/ contact imap/pop server

2/ auth on it

3/ check message

This have an effective cost of bandwith (wich is limited to 10mo/month in my case)

It means that if you use this system you gonna waiste almost all bandwith just to check if there is some mails.

Imap Idle procedure

1/ contact/auth once

2/ enter idle mode

3/ server send a notification to the client entered in idle mode

This solution permit to don't waste bandwith and provide a real push solution (you have to install File Alteration Monitor on your mail server in order to get it) withouth FAM it works also but you can get a delay (less than 1mn).

This solution is the best cause you are not dependant of a third party who's all access on your mailbox (specialy for work purposes)

We don't want to set up any microsoft server or exchange servers (linux ftw).
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Kayser:
I gave a try on it, it doesn't implement imap idle feature, thanks anyway
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Entropy512:
Depends on how often you get incoming mail.

If you only get one message per hour, but want to know within a few minutes of its arrival and set a 5-minute check interval, you're performing a LOT of extra full IMAP resyncs that are unnecessary, which will eat your battery.

There are also a number of other IMAP extensions usually implemented along with IDLE (known as the Lemonade Profile) that significantly reduce data transfers (and battery abuse), the basic IMAP support in Pocket Outlook does not implement these.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] VOODOOS!L:
ok, thx for the clarification!

if the IDLE and lemonade would work in Pocket Outlook, would we be able to get push email in combination with the new GMail IMAP support? would be nice and cheap I guess ;)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Tranman79:
If you have unlimited text messages, use PushEffect - uses a text message to signal outlook to check email. Works great for me - http://www.qorefunctions.com/
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Kayser:
Unfortunately, i don't have any free sms service :/
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Menneisyys:
It doesn't support IMAP IDLE - see my related articles
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Menneisyys:
no IDLE support either - again, make sure you ALL follow my articles - see http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=IMAP Bible
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Kayser:
Hi, very interesting article !

Thanks for the link.

I'm actualy in contact with the developper off vgsmail, cause it's really unstable with windows mobile 6 (random freeze works partialy)

I'll back to you when i'll get more information.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] dew.man:
Anything new on this?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] rsolomon:
vgsmail is now Emansio:

http://www.emansio.com

and in my testing it still (version 20070916143800) seems unreliable and buggy on my Kaiser (WM6). Great idea, I wish the darn task manager icon could be removed, and I wish it worked properly. Price is high in USD with the current exchange rates, but I might be able to stomach the basic license if it worked....

Richard
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] rsolomon:
I have an e-mail out to them with my comments including the freezing/hanging - we'll see what kind of response I get. Be careful trying this as it seems to create a new messaging account but not clean it up on uninstall - luckily I used a test account so it was easy enough to go delete the database entries. (Until I did that, PhoneAlarm was reporting 6 unread messages I couldn't get to!)

Note also that the 7 day trial adds **TRIAL** to all the message subjects it fetches, so you probably DON'T want to try it out on your "main" or "real" e-mail account.

Definitely does not look ready for prime time :(

Also at $30-70 USD it's pretty steep compared to FlexMail (at $30).... When a whole mail program is $30, a fetch plugin for $66 is a tough sell to say the least!

Richard