yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amateurhack:
Thanks to all for your concern and helpful comments!

My Tab S is unbricked as of just a few minutes ago! I just let it sit for a few days, and then left it on a charger for a few hours today. I was not expecting anything as the battery icon did not pop up when I plugged it in. But, when I came back to it a few hours later, I pressed the power button and there was the battery icon showing a full charge. It booted up normally with no issues and is working fine.

I can't tell you how happy I am!
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] Alexkidd85:
Hi

My problem is that whatsapp doesn't show notification on status bar but all settings are properly configureted in the Android sub menù

Only for understanding what i say:

I tried all, wipe cache included but nothings:

Settings are like other apps.

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] Alexkidd85:
Sorry for the different language
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] Alexkidd85:
No one? :(
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] altair_88:
Same problem here on my s7 edge! Did you find a solution?

Ciao e grazie!
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] Alexkidd85:
I performed a full wipe but same problem! This make me crazy!
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] taznoh:
I had same problem with Gmail app. In Advanced Notifications settings there was "Hidden on status bar".

[IMG="Hidden on status bar"]http://i.imgur.com/dNoYpXL.png[/IMG]

I made a Factory reset of device, after reset I choose install in default language (UK distribution = English) and then option to "don't restore apps and settings from previous device" (don't remember proper label). Then I got total blank S7 but with working notifications for Gmail.

Hope this can help to someone else ;)
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] Alexkidd85:
Thanks! I'll try it tomorrow!
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] pratt:
anyone got this working? I'm unable to enable notification on the status bar(whatsapp icon showing) on the Galaxy S7 as well.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] *Detection*:
Tried reinstalling WhatsApp?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] pratt:
I did but unfortunately no joy...
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] VersusCompare:
Hello I Fixed mine on s7 edge . Settings/notifications/advanced/whatsapp and allowed the notification I saw them they was blocked . Hope it helped .
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] DaniGalaxy:
Hello all,

I also have this misterious glitch/problem.

I've tried every possible solution that was posted here. Nope.

Have you succesfully got rid of this? Please tell me/us how.

Thanks
[Galaxy E5, E7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Marcelo765:
it would be possible to carry someone rom J5 to e5? it has the themes store and some improvements! both have the same specifications!
[Galaxy E5, E7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abhishekdhadwal33:
Ya im also thinking that its possible thinking to try j5 rom
[P3600 ROM Development] francic:
Hi to everybody,

My trinity came back repaired (in warranty), so I lost any programme. I reinstalled TomTom6 from www.htc.com, but I have frequent freezings. Can you please send me the atfix.cab (if I'm not wrong) or tell me where to download it? Thanks a lot:)
[P3600 ROM Development] mikhe69:
Are you joking man?????:mad: :mad:

Please use the search...

http://www.google.com/advanced_search?q=+site:http://xdaforums.com&hl=en&lr=&as_qdr=all
[P3600 ROM Development] s1rl4ncel0t:
You opened a thread just for that...oh come on...give us a break will you?....

Search...and you'll find...

It's because of users like you that this forum is so full of trash threads...

...:mad: :mad: :mad:
[P3600 ROM Development] francic:
I don't know why both of you are so nervous, I only asked help for a problem. What's so trashy in my question? I was nor unpolite, neither spamming. Sorry to disturb you! It's the first time I find such a "welcome" (so to say) in a forum. Goodbye
[P3600 ROM Development] sfaguy:
hey francic,

some people here are pretty anal about 'searching'. i posted a question and i got some **** as well.

i have TomTom and it freezes up every 10 min, then someone suggests to disable all the POIs. i did that and it seems to fix my freeze problem. so if you enable POIs, try disable them and it should help.
[P3600 ROM Development] hoja67:
Seek and yee shall find .....

I don't usually do this as I fully agree with the others about searching before asking, but everyone deserves a break sometimes. Here you go!

;)

hoja67
[P3600 ROM Development] francic:
Thank you, hoja67, sorry, mine is only lack of practice on this forum, but politeness (yours and sfaguy's one) is always welcomed:)
[P3600 ROM Development] sfaguy:
hey francis,

did the file and/or my suggestion to disable POIs resolve your freezing issue?
[P3600 ROM Development] mikhe69:
1. Yes what you did was SPAM

2. If you use the search, just write atifix and you will see several threads/posts with that kind of file.

3. If everyone do the way you do, what would you think it happen.

Thousands of open threads with the same questions/requests.

At least before asking why don't you try to find it by yourself??

I know it's hard work!!

Much more easy to just ask and wait!!!

But this is just my opinion!!!
[P3600 ROM Development] lmjabreu:
Different oppinion, he's not 100% guilty y'know.

This forum, the whole xda-developers, is a very inefficient information management/sharing tool. To sum it up, information's duplicated, scattered, isn't correctly tagged and we don't even have an efficient (built-in)basic search.

Unless something changes, this'll keep happening.

update: @mikhe69

I think that an external +10 field search form(google advanced search) that will return more than 10 results(at best) isn't acceptable.

"2. If you use the search, just write atifix and you will see

several threads/posts with that kind of file

."

That's the issue(I'm talking about), not the solution.

But oh well, #care 'bout this. :D
[P3600 ROM Development] francic:
Well, what I call "freezing" could be actually "slowing down", I'm not sure. I didn't yet any trip in the last days, so I'll check your suggestion on the road. What I observed is a very slowed digitation in writing the target (cities). May it depend on the different location of executive programme (in the pda memory) and of maps (in the external sda)? Or on the exploited internal memory (phone contacts: may I tranfer them to sda?)?

Bye
[P3600 ROM Development] aaa:
Solve TOM TOM

Put GPS PORT in Tom Tom and GPS HTC in 9600.
[P3600 ROM Development] francic:
Sorry, I'm not that expert, can you please explain step by step how to do?

Thank you
[Galaxy E5, E7 Android Development] Marcelo765:
it would be possible to carry someone rom J5 to e5? it has the themes store and some improvements! both have the same specifications!
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] comoba:
Hi- I've recently gotten ahold of a old SE xperia arc, it was stock ICE, non-bootloader unlocked, not rooted etc.

I've unlocked the bootloader w/ sony's webpage where you fill in imei etc,

I go for installing a custom rom, namely the cm13 from the LX Project page ( http://legacyxperia.github.io )

i extracted the boot.img from the zip, did fastboot flash boot boot.img .

when i enter recovery after doing this, I have no option to flash from sdcard, where i've put the romzip, the only option i see is sideload, I've never used adb sideload functionallity before, i'm used to do it from the sdcard inside the clockwordmod recovery.

Anyway, formated /system, etc., fired up adb, did the sideload of rom & gapps (Mardon's Mini GApps), and then rebooted.

Now the device is stuck in boot animation of marshmellow. What to do?nevermind, the power of trying, trying and trying again 10 times actually made it boot, yet- ive done nothing different.
[Zenfone 2 Laser Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cr0ssL1nk:
Hi all,

Like the Zenfone 2 Laser (ZE500KL), Adoptable Storage is disabled by Asus on the Zenfone Selfie (ZD551KL).

It has been confirmed by several owners on the net -and I too- and by checking Asus' Android Marshmallow Stock ROM changelog.

I have the Zenfone Selfie and I do really need Adoptable Storage. I saw some people tell it may be possible to enable it back (with adb, etc), but I dont know if it really works.

Here are the guides I've found (ordered by most promising link first):

http://www.asus.com/zentalk/thread-79993-1-1.html

http://www.zenfonehelp.com/2016/06/asus-zenfone-sdcard-to-adoptable-storage.html

https://www.reddit.com/r/lgg4/comme..._your_lg_g4_stock_no/?st=iqoyswji&sh=ce67ad13

http://www.asus.com/zentalk/thread-69149-2-1.html

Can someone who upgraded their Zenfone Selfie (ZD551KL) to Android Marshmallow confirm if they managed to get Adoptable Storage back with one of these guides ?
[Zenfone 2 Laser Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cr0ssL1nk:
Delete this comment please.
[Zenfone 2 Laser Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cr0ssL1nk:
Thanks for the reply, but that's still don't confirm for the Zenfone Selfie (ZD551KL).

By the way, you've confirmed it for the Zenfone 2 Laser ZE500KL, which I also have and will try on it :)

Also, how did you root your ZE500KL's Marshmallow Stock ROM ?
[Zenfone 2 Laser Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cr0ssL1nk:
Thanks for the advice ;)

Where did you find supersu ? I didn't see it on XDA last time I checked...

Edit: Nevermind, I've found it here -outisde Zenfone Lasers' topics-: http://xdaforums.com/show....php?t=1538053
[Zenfone 2 Laser Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cr0ssL1nk:
By the way, are you sure your phone is truely rooted and that apps needing root really works ?

Because in the official SuperSU page on XDA I put up here, the developpers says your phone

must already

be rooted

before

flashing SuperSU: http://xdaforums.com/show....php?t=1538053

Edit: Your phone may not be rooted, because another member got a problem when he "rooted" his phone the same way you did: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=67975226&postcount=16

He got a problem with BusyBox, does yours works perfectly ?
[Zenfone 2 Laser Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cr0ssL1nk:
I also got the same confirmation from the other member, everything's working now.

I also wouldn't have known for ASUS' Auto Start Manager, Thanks !

The problem was that he used a beta version of SuperSU, while telleing others to also use it :eek:

Although, I still find SuperSU's official XDA page warning -aka being root before flashing SuperSU- a bit strange though...
[Zenfone 2 Laser Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shihaam_ab_r:
Try Root Essentials

I haven't tried this.

but try it!

Root Essentials

Features

★Adoptable Storage★

Adoptable Storage is a new feature Google introduced in Android Marshmallow. It can "adopt" your SD card and extend your internal storage. Some manufacturers removed this partition feature; this app brings back support for Adoptable Storage on devices like the Samsung Galaxy S7, Galaxy S5, Galaxy J5, LG G5, G4, Huawei G Play and more.

Download:

Google Play

XDA Labs
[Zenfone 2 Laser Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cr0ssL1nk:
That tool is pretty neat !

But I can't test it now, I have some root issues to deal with first.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Imadha:
I had to make a thread, trying to get help.

I think i installed dualrecovery twice. The phone was rooted and bootloader unlocked. I could not get into recovery mode so i, foolishly, installed recovery again.

After that, this xperia z3 is in a bootloop. It goes to sony screen then turns off and repeats rapidly. It heats up if i let it go too long.

I tried holding the volume and power button, it vibrates 3 times, but continues the loop after.

Anyone know of anything that can fix this, maybe if i can turn it off, i can flash firmware? Is it bricked?

Thanks for any replies, very much appreciated.

Edit 1:

The phone magicly powered off, i think the loop stopped when the battery died. Now i can flash firmware, which is good. I will report back after it's charged and see if everything is fine.

Edit 2:

Yep, it's fine, my friends. Phone is reset and ready to be abused again.

Give me thanks if this thread helped you, ty. hehe :D
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MafkaJones:
Got kind of the same problem i just installed bootloader and put some wrong imgs on it by trying to save it ,,,

now i cant turn it off, its bricked right ? Or what can i do now pls help total noob also
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Imadha:
I dont think its hard bricked. So, my phone stopped the restarting loop somehow. I think the battery died then it stopped or something.

But the phone is now off and i am flashing firmware to it as i write this.

So if you can get your phone to power off somehow, and stop looping, follow the advice on this thread on how to flash soft bricked devices:

http://xdaforums.com/z3-compact/help/hard-bricked-z3compact-t3133185
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] TehPirate_:
Flashed the G930U fw to my G930P and so far only crossed one issue: FM support.

When loading NextRadio, I'm prompted with an error:

Is this fixable by simply installing "missing software"? if so, what?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] clonk:
Nope. The 930U firmware doesn't include the FM hardware API. And I doubt if there's enough people with 930U's out there who care enough for Samsung to consider implementing it. You and I might... but few others seem to :(
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] samnada:
That's actually pretty discouraging. TMO apparently released a SW update in early May that enabled the built-in FM radio on the S7. Can't think of any good reason why that hasn't been done on the G930U yet.

http://www.androidauthority.com/t-mobile-galaxy-s7-s7-edge-gained-fm-radio-latest-update-690893/
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] TehPirate_:
If rooted, and know the right build.prop edits from a carrier variant that has it unlocked, I'm sure we could enable it.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] clonk:
If that's the case I would be quite interested in rooting my 930U. The other option is to perhaps flash a major carrier version of the firmware onto it. I've been considering flashing the 930P version.

And I've discovered another interesting, yet discouraging fact about the 930U. I've reported within other threads that I've had possession of three 930u's over the course of the past few weeks. Each of them has shared the problem of very low wifi sensitivity. More specifically, none of the three 930U's I've tested has been able to see the weaker wifi network signals in the area of my residence. And that's based upon a direct comparison among two 930P's (Sprint-provided S7's) and one 930A (an international unlocked S7) that I've tested long side said 930U's. Of course, when someone is dealing with moderate to strong wifi signals they likely won't notice any problem with 930U's. It will only be evident on the weaker signals. But I can assure you there has been a striking difference between the 930U's and the other devices on those weaker wifi signals!

Here's the interesting part. I had contacted Samsung's 2nd level tech support about the wifi deafness on my first 930U. He concluded it was likely a hardware issue. Weeks later another 2nd level Samsung support tech told me he had encountered other complaints about the 930U and low wifi sensitivity. He as well believed it to be a hardware-related issue. Well, today I installed a 3rd party app from the Play store called 'Wifi Connect'. This app actually allows my 930U to see all of the test nodes in my area perfectly fine and at reasonable signal strength., where the firmware wifi scanner

can't

see

any

of

them

! And the app has no trouble seeing these nodes even when its "wifi boost" feature is toggled off. This more or less proves that the low wifi sensitivity on the 930U is not hardware-related at all, but is instead somehow peculiar to the current release of the 930U firmware (G930UUEU2APEH (CSC/CP)). That is to say that I am now convinced it's merely a software bug. I can only hope that more 930U users will notice this issue and complain so Samsung so it might become resolved. A good wifi receiver is pretty important these days!
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] TehPirate_:
I haven't experienced this WiFi problem but like you said, those with strong connections won't notice. I also run the G930U fw on a G930P variant which may factor in.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] samnada:
Do you have any power saving modes enabled? My home wifi signal is strong, so no issues, and I haven't played with the power saving modes, but just a thought.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] clonk:
Both power saving mode and ultra power saving mode are

and

have

been

off all along. Per app power saving is on for a number of apps, but that only kicks in on apps that haven't been used in a couple of days (as I understand it). And the built-in wifi provision isn't an app anyway... it's a component of the OS. With the Wifi Connect app loaded, the 930U's wifi receiver sensitivity is exactly the same as that on the other devices. So the hardware is obviously fine. It can't be anything but the OS firmware in my view.

---------- Post added at 01:58 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:53 AM ----------

It's possible I suppose. I'd like to test things the other way around (930P fw on 930U hardware). And I'm seriously thinking of doing just that. If I'm right, the 930P fw should cure the reduced wifi reception issue, much like the Wifi Connect app has done.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] samnada:
Ok. I can't really test it since as I said my wifi is strong. When I look at the wifi scan of my neighbors networks I don't see a big difference compared to my previous Galaxy S4, although it's boxed up for shipment so i can't do a side-by-side like you are. Also, the Wifi Analyzer app looks very much like the signal strengths I saw on the S4, but that might be similar to Wifi Connect. Can only hope Samsung is working diligently on a big release to fix the SW issues. I can dream...
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] clonk:
That would be my guess. Maybe it has something to do with the point at which these 3rd party apps hook in for the signal source. Perhaps the OS wifi receiver software takes the signal from a different location. That's all just blind theory on my part, though.

Me too.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] samnada:
Got a response back from Samsung Support claiming that the S7 doesn't have a FM radio built-in. ?????

So, I emailed them a link to Youtube video of a guy actually doing the T-Mobile SW update and then playing the FM radio on his S7. We'll see what their excuse is now.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] clonk:
Did they mean the S7 in general? Did they mean even the carrier-specific S7's? If that's what they told you, I can attest to the fact that they have given you entirely

false

information! I have recently been in possession of two SM-G930P's (i.e., the Sprint variant of the S7) which each received local FM broadcast stations (through the headphone wire as an antenna) via the NextRadio app. And they both did so flawlessly!

Beyond that, I've personally spoken (a number of times, actually) with Samsung 2nd tier tech support about this very issue. Each time I have been assured that the SM-G930U as well has a functional FM receiver chip onboard. It merely requires the API interface in its firmware to enable said chip. The only model that may not have the FM chip is the SM-G930A (i.e., the exynos powered unlocked international variant). And that would likely be because it's illegal in certain countries where the 930F is marketed to receive radio signals within the 88 to 108 MHz frequency band. That's not a broadcast band in all parts of the world (as it is within the US and some other places) so in some areas it may thus be used instead for government communications or other radio services that the local governments there want to keep off limits. If Samsung wants to sell phones in those areas, it may be easier for them to make those phones incapable of reception on that frequency band. So the 930F may be out of luck as far as hearing FM broadcast stations with its hardware. As far as I know, this hasn't been absolutely confirmed, though.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] samnada:
Here's the section of the email I got back:

"I have checked the user manual and our available resources and I found that none of our latest phones including unlocked (SM-G930U) phones have a built-in FM radio chip.

So, when there is no built –in FM radio chip embedded inside the phone the software update will not make any effect. "

So, they're clueless.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] clonk:
Yep. I'd say that's a pretty clueless statement. He/she "checked the user manual" *smirk* ... Since Samsung is not yet marketing the FM radio capability as a feature, naturally it's not going to be referenced in the user manual.

One of the Samsung techs explained to me that their newest mobile devices sold in the US

do

contain

an onboard FM chip in compliance with a directive issued by the FCC. He explained that the FCC did not issue said directive so phone users would have FM broadcast audio reception capability. He said that instead the directive was issued so all new phones would be able to receive the EAS (Emergency Alert System) disaster and local emergency bulletins that are issued by the regional government emergency departments and sent out via local FM broadcast stations over the 88-108 MHz FM broadcast band to mobile devices within their coverage areas. I believe those are the little alerts with the exclamation point within a triangle that contain warning/threat/environmental alert information. He said that the phones would not be able to receive those alerts when cellular networks are down or overwhelmed if they did not contain functional FM receiver chips. Again, he said that all of Samsung's newest US-targeted phones have potentially operative FM receiver chips for this reason. While I can't confirm that his explanation is absolutely accurate, at least it sounds reasonable.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] clonk:
Late Update:

Just wanted to update this thread to assure anyone who may stumble upon it that the G930U (US unlocked S7 variant) absolutely

does

have a functional FM chip onboard. I flashed G930P firmware onto my most recent U and the NextRadio app took right off receiving local over-the-air FM stations. However, it's a shame you have to use carrier firmware to get it to work.

I've since swapped off that last 930U for another 930P, mainly because the U (like my 2 previous U's) had a wifi sensitivity issue... which is a rather huge thing for me. I still may try yet one more U though - in case the wifi issue was simply a very unlikely coincidence on the 3 U handsets I've already tested. I kind of doubt that's the case, though, which is why I haven't fully decided to try another U.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] thanassi44:
Have been very happy with my 930U on T-Mo for the last month and besides the FM disappointment, I have had zero issues. What was the case with your wifi?