yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Azimuth21:
Here's a version 5. Instructions and Screenshots are inside the zip.

Notes: You must apply the attached tsk FIRST. The tsk is necessary to darken certain sections of the OS, and I have optimized the sys theme to work with those darkened sections. Otherwise, font wouldn't be legible (light gray on white background). Applying any tsk resets the sys theme, which is why you must apply the tsk first.

Also, ignore the pink on the bottom of Total Commander in Screen02, and ignore the red text in Screen08. I was experimenting with other colors.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] andreatozzi:
Black and white

Nobody have a black and white theme (or at least only the black background in application folder) ?

I've tested many .sys but they are in grey, purple..etc

Thanks a lot
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] misteurz:
Hi,

I've bought a galaxy gear s2 yesterday,

And i have a big Bluetooth issue.

The Bluetooth turns off by itself.

After a few minutes, the toggle is off.

I've tried to reboot, to force stop and clear cache of Bluetooth app.

I've set doze to ignore Bluetooth app, and the watch app,

I've deleted all paired devices under Bluetooth settings

I've wiped cache partition under twrp

I've launched clean master

One more thing, when the screen is on, the bluetooth stays on, so I think it is sleeping related.

And i don't know what to do now.

I've a h850, rooted, with twrp, on stock v10c

Any Idea?

Envoyé de mon LG-H850 en utilisant Tapatalk
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] misteurz:
Please?

Envoyé de mon LG-H850 en utilisant Tapatalk
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] misteurz:
So i've done some more tests : when the g5 is not connected with anything via Bluetooth, the toggles stays on.

When I'm connected to anything (watch, speaker), the Bluetooth turns off by itself.

So strange...

Envoyé de mon LG-H850 en utilisant Tapatalk
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] ryanpm40:
I've gone through two G5s with frequent bluetooth disconnects. But it doesn't toggle off- it either disconnects when sitting it down for longer than 1-2 songs without using the device, or sometimes my music randomly pauses. Very annoying and I have no idea why.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] misteurz:
No-one has an idea?

Envoyé de mon LG-H850 en utilisant Tapatalk
[Xperia Z5 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kevinwu128:
Hi All,

What does everyone use to show their phone screen (and control) from their PC?

I would like to set this up for when i'm at work instead of looking down on my phone all day.

I tried a few apps, there was one that worked: "screen Recording and Mirror" but it was too expensive!

Any other options out there?

I want it to be on same network as I don't have an HDMI cable for MHL.

Thanks,
[Xperia Z5 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] civicsr2cool:
I had the same idea and tried vysor. I think I tried another app as well but over usb2.0 it wasn't pleasant. The amount of lag you get will drive you to just pick up your phone lol
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] t-r-e:
Hi guys

I bought moto g 3rd gen (2015) and it came with very slow charger (550 ma) it charges my phone in about 4 : 5 hours which is very slow ...

My question is if I charge my phone with a faster charger like my 1.5a Sony charger will that make it deplete faster ?

I watched a reviewer on YouTube say that , he said charging moto g3 with a faster charger made it deplete faster ( down to 3 Hours screen on time from the average 5 hours he was getting)

I just want to know if that is true or not , thanks in advance :)
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vicky90:
I don't think it's true, the maximum drain on my Moto g is 1.1 A that is only when reboots other than that it discharges around 450 to 700 mA and the charger given with device can charge upto 1300 mA which takes around 3 hrs to fully charged.
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] acejavelin:
Using a higher capacity charger is not an issue... the stock charger is garbage, I use a Blackberry Playbook charger rated at 1.8A and it works just fine, it will go from <10% to full in around 2 hours and battery life is not compromised in any way. Many things can vary SOT, but for the most part your charger isn't one of them especially since this device does not support Quick Charge (which can and will kill a battery)
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] magichoward:
I realize the note 7 has a slightly larger battery and up to date internals. But has option for on always time clock on etc. So will the new phone offer at least 20 % more battery screen on time. Any thoughts. I enjoy my note 4 but Im prepared to let go off my infra red and removable battery if I get a longer battery life. Not too bothered about the Iris scanner waterproof etc. and the note 4 camera is great.

Shame we don't know much about the new Nexus or LG. Maybe 4000 battery.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HRQ.SLV:
It's still unclear how it will perform.

If you could wait a bit let others buy/test it first! :D
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DarkGuyver:
The battery life of any device is subjective to the individual user. As everybody uses their device different. I can get up to 2 days battery life with my N910C as I turn it off once I get home since I have a landline.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fragment90:
As the note7 comes on the same SOC as the Galaxy S7, we can expect an improvement in battery life. The S7 plays in the top legue when it comes to battery life, so its likely the Note 7 will behalf similar.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OberstGrausam:
I won't bother to buy the Note 7. Eventhough it will definetly have greater battery life (see comparison Note 4 and Note 5), this will never replace the benefit of a removable battery. Considering the numbers, it may have 20% longer battery life then the note 5. But since I get approx. 5.5 hours of SOT with my Note 4, I don't see any point in upgrading until the phone dies.

But if you are just focused on the battery life: Taking the value of your note 4 into account (approx. $300), you would spend $500 just for 20% longer battery life (your estimation)? Thats insane man!
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] magichoward:
Good point thanks but if I get 20 percent more and a better camera plus waterproof and stronger screen.. I'm tempted
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MatiasETirimaco:
i got my new 6800 mah battery, in 1 or 2 days might i will made a post about it, i need to calibrate at all, but take some long time, u was using antutu battery test to drain it, just get around 5 hour of SOT whit max brightnes, from 99% to 7%, and i remove the battery and put again and... 35% again on battery, i open a game and drain to 7% and the phone just shut down, i remove the battery again and put it and the phone keep on for some time more, i reach 3% and i turn it off, now i put the charger, ita at 100% but i will leabe for 2 hours more, i think i need to drain to 0% one or 2 times more, but well it work perfect for me and dont make the phone line a brik like de zero lemon one

PD sry about my english :P its bad an i know it
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kameraad759:
Hello,

I rooted my Hisense Sountab MA-327 and changed some issues in the builds.prop (before I backup-ed this file first). There was no result for what I was doing after a successful restart, so I copied the backup file back to the system folder. After I restart the device, the system hangs in the boot. I tried to login with ADB to see whats went wrong, but I can can not find a good USB driver for this device. Can some please help me? The device is no useless.

- Is there a good USB driver for the Hisense SoundTab MA-327?

- What do I need the get in the system (ADB tools)?

- Or ... is there a flash/firmware for the Hisense Soundtab MA-327 somewhere available?

I really hope some can help me out.

Thanks in advance

Hans
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kameraad759:
Some please!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ramiabouzahra:
What I understood:

You are stuck in a bootloop because you edited the build.prop file, luckily, you made a backup and you know what adb is, and, hopefully, you know how to use it.

How do we solve it?

Well, I need some more information, can you boot into recovery or boot into fastboot mode? If you can, we can make your backup build.prop file active and if that doesn't work, we can just reflash stock ROM, everything will be wiped if you flash stock ROM though.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kameraad759:
Hi RAZERZDAHACKER,

Thanks for your help. Yes I can boot into recovery/boot mode (android robot with sign and even can see the menu (Volume + Start). I tried to make an USB connection, but I can not find any driver for this device. Under XP I find a good USB driver, but then ADB want install, in Windows 7 or 10 its the opposite. And even with some not good driver, I see with the command "adb devices": No access, and then 1234567890ABCDEF. Can not find any driver. If possible its no problem to reflash stock ROM, but I do not know how to do this.

I appreciate your help.

Hans
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ramiabouzahra:
Thanks for replying, you can boot into recovery which is probebly the most vital thing of this whole process (YaY), in recovery, there should be an option called "apply update from adb", if not, kindly name the options. When you click it, what happens in adb? From my experience you don't need drivers to acces "adb sideload" (as the feature is called).
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kameraad759:
Yes I see the option.

--------

Now send the package you want to apply

to the device with "adb sideload <filename>" ....

---------

I made the backup build.prop earlier to /sdcard on the device. Maybe that was not a good idea.

Oke whats the next step?

Hans
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ramiabouzahra:
Oh, I thought you had it on the pc, I am not sure but can you do "adb sideload /sdcard/build.prop /system"?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kameraad759:
That don't work. I get the help of adb when I give the command string. Do not know how this will work with a USB connection. How should Windows and adb know when to get the input from?

when i try adb usb, it start the daemon , but then error: closed

adb devices -> 0123456789ABCDEF sideload

Oke maybe a reflash stock ROM. How does this work?

Again I appreciate all your help.

Hans
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ramiabouzahra:
You get error closed because you're in sideload, I realized that you can't move files in adb sideload. If you want to flash stock ROM, download this and move it to the adb folder and type "adb sideload nameoftheimg.img".

Hope that helps ;)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kameraad759:
I will try that of course, but the same image I previously put on SDCARD, inserted it in the bay and dis an update from external drive. Then a message came that hardware was not compatible with the update. I can not find a flash for MA-327 and (again) not for the USB driver. But I will try what you suggest.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kameraad759:
I get the error: cannot read 'MA347ENMEG3EV02.img'

Image is 1.744.423.512 size

Hans
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ramiabouzahra:
If you have a sdcard that is large enough for the image (minimum 4gb) you can download win32diskimager. Open win32diskimager and select the .img file. Then, connect your sdcard to your pc and format it to fat32. Then locate it on win32diskimager and write the file. This will take a very long while so please be patient. Once it's done, put it in the hisense and attempt to boot. The android "bios" will go through all the nand memory for a bootable image but since that wont work, it will proceed to check external devices (as far as I know) and once it sees the bootable sdcrad it will, hopefully boot. Once you have booted, don't eject the sdcard, conncect the hisense to your pc and install the necessary adb drivers, then, boot into recovery and hit apply update from adb. Then type adb sideload nameoftheimg.img.

Hopefully that works ;)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kameraad759:
Oke. But if it boot from sdcard, then it will not install the img from sdcard?? I though it would.

What are the 'necessary adb drivers'?

And when i give the command "adb sideload nameoftheimg.img, will it get the img from sdcard OR from PC?

So the image is on SDcard AND on the PC? I do not get it (sorry)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ramiabouzahra:
Not as far as I know, I could be wrong, it could install from it. As far as the adb driver goes this is what I meant, you manually install them. Yes, the image is on both the pc and sdcrad.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kameraad759:
Hello (again)

It will not boot from the sd card. I formatted it FAT32, used Win32DiskManager to write the .img on it, place the sdcard in the hisense and booted it. Press ON. System will not boot on sdcard. Instead it boot from disk. I see the same logo as before, Hisense Smart. It ignores the sdcard.

Booted it in recovery mode (with inserted SDcard). ADB sideload xxx.img, gave same answer: cannot read MAxxx.img. Other option in the recovery mode like update from external image (i hoped the sdcard) does not work either (can not find any /mnt ect file).

How can I force to boot from sdcard? Is the sdcard now bootable (with win32diskmanager). I used Rockchip Create Upgrade Tool 1.43 also, but this app crash when it want to write to SDcard.

No luck with me till now. Is my device saveable at all? Why does it not see the sdcard?

Hans
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ramiabouzahra:
It is saveable, can you give me the link to the .img file? The fact that it says "cannot read" might be that the image file is corrupt. Are you sure you are typing the right name? You can do adb sideload then type the first letter (if it is a big letter type it as big for example Achicken, type A, if it is aCHICKEN, type it as a) and hit tap, that will ensure you have the exact name and dont tamper with it as in add .img at the end.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kameraad759:
Yes I always give first letter tap. This is what I typed

adb sideload M (and then tap) => adb sideload MA347ENMEG3EV02.img

https://docs.google.com/uc?id=0Bwr18Lh81gvJazJXTGFQTnhDSEk&export=download

Its a rar. I unzipped it with 7-zip

I tryed also adb shell. But device is unauthorized and I get eroor $ADB)VENDOR_KEYS not set (even when I deleted .android in my users dir. Do not get any permission question on device also. My hope is still a bootable SDCard and image.

Thanks
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ramiabouzahra:
Might seem crazy but check this out, try with your image then his image(s). Remember, booting from an sdcrad is extremely slow, It can actually take 24hours depending on the speed fo your sdcrad so before trying this I suggest you leave it for a day.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kameraad759:
Oke, I will wait for a while. But it seems it just hangs in the normal boot.

Thanks for so far. I will report back after the weekend with hopely good news

Hans
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kameraad759:
I waited for 48hours but nothing happens. Still the screen Hisense Smart.

So it will not boot from SD card and I can not external mount with adb.

When I go in recover mode I see message:

failed to mount /mnt/external_sd (No such device)

SDCard is raw formatted. Can not browse with Windows SDCard. Maybe it should be wrotten different so I can see /mnt/external_sd

Maybe you have a good idea this week for me.

Hans
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ramiabouzahra:
And you can't boot into fastboot?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kameraad759:
fastboot flash:raw

< waiting for device >

SDCard is inserted

Or do I have to give another command?

Hans
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ramiabouzahra:
fastboot flash boot <filename>

Once that is done, boot into recovery and wipe data.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kameraad759:
In what mode must it be? Recovery? Any menu entry?

Waiting for device is the rep;ly when I give command.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ramiabouzahra:
You gotta be in fastboot mode.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kameraad759:
oke how get i in fastboot mode? I do not see this option in recovery
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ramiabouzahra:
I think it is power button + volume down (or up). It that doesn't work, try holding power and wait a sec and then try holding in one of the volume buttons. Note that you might need to hold in both volume buttons.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kameraad759:
Then I see Android robot laying down. Nothing happens after that
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ramiabouzahra:
In fastboot, if you type "fastboot devices", do you see your device? If not, go to the device manager and install the drivers (google is your best friend!). And after that, repeat the fastboot flash command.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kameraad759:
As well in the mode the android lays on his back (No command) as in the recovery mode (with menus), I do not see any output when I give fastboot devices. Driver.... yes, that was the first problem I mentioned. I can not find any Hisense Soundtab drivers that works. Otherwise I could use adb shell and mount the disk inside the device and could restore the build.prop. So back to step one I suppose :)

On the other hand in sidemode mode: adb sidemode newxxx.img seems to read the image, but I want to save that as last
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ramiabouzahra:
Dell, aPEARantly (pun intended) that is your only option but I'm so proud of you, you got it working.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kameraad759:
maybe, but that's to fast. MY (Soubdtab) image does not work. The downloaded image (?) which link you send me maybe works. But I do not know the end result. I still want to try to browse over the existing Android partition, and that does not work yet :(
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kameraad759:
Please help me one more time. I found a (perfect) firmware for my Hisense. When I unzip it I see a nice dir-structure: META-ING, recovery and system directory. Alse boot.img and file_contexts. I think a perfect boot recovery image (huray).

But how do I sideload this to the Hisense? Or with the SDCard? With Win32diskmanger? I have to make a bootable SDCard, then copy the content to the SDCard. Or with sideload. But how. I learned me lesson well with this.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kameraad759:
Or create an image form this dir-structure! And then sideload
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kameraad759:
I found a tool named Yaffey. I created there img form the dir-structure I mentioned before

adb sideload hans.img => read, sending ...... signature doesn't match EOCD marker

signature verification failed.

What now! I lost my faith in Android a bit :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ramiabouzahra:
You found a .zip of your system?! That is exactly what you need! And since the bootloader is locked, YOU can't create a image file since it must have the hisense verification. Now you should be able to adb sideload the the .zip (without making any changes to it otherwise you'll get signature verification error) and it should boot, the reason the image I provided might not have worked might be because they are just simply corrupted and there is nothing to do about it from there :( But, now that you have the .zip file, it should work more than fine, and don't sideload the recovery image in the recovery folder of the .zip and don't try to zip it again since you'll get the signiture error so you'll have to redownload it.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kameraad759:
Almost there. Zip is excepted by adb. BUT....

Can't install this package (Mon Sep 1 .... 2014) over newer build (Thu Apr ... 2015)

E:Error in /tmp/update.zip

How can I force to do the update? Or clean first

Thanks

Hans
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kameraad759:
When I use the MA347xxx.rar (lollipop 5.1) then sending stops at 75%. Is big file, but never the less, nothing seems to happen.

Is there a way to make bootable SDCard and place the zip file (4.1) on it? maybe it start then with a clean install?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ramiabouzahra:
What do you mean by stop at 75%? Try restarting ADB as root by running adb root. If you wanna make a bootable sdcard you know the instructions.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kameraad759:
I'm trying several things on the MA-327 Hisenses

1. adb sideload MAxxx.zip

This is the zip file I found for a MA317. The error I get is that it can't be installed over a newer build. So can I force some how to update over a newer build, by removing for instance the old build. How?

2. The question then arise, maybe I can make a bootable SDCard, with on it the found MA317.zip. Maybe installing from the SDCard resolved my problem in point 1. Then is the question, how do I make a bootable SDCard with on it the found MA317.zip. Win32diskmanager ask for a file.img, which I do not have.. Must it be a raw device or simply a (Android) bootable with readable files within the MA317.zip? How?

3. I also trying again using the earlyer found MA347.rar. First I unzipped it, found a MA347.img and then I used Win32Diskmanger to make a SDCard, in the hope it would boot. That did not work, evenso adb sideload MA347.img (can not read). That was a few days ago. Now I thought, why not try: adb sideload MA347.rar. Yes it will read and send the image, but it stocks be sending on 75%. I waited the whole night, but in the morning still 75%. Why?

I run out of options. I just want to do a format C: and then use the zip file I found, but that's to Windows minded. In the recovery menu, there are not many options, and adb is not working fine at all (for me).

Next week I'm on holiday for a week. So if I do not see any messages today I hope I will chat you over a week, in the hope we can tackle this (simple) problem.

Thanks for so far. You helped me very well.

Hans
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kameraad759:
Hello RAZERZDAHACKER,

Back from holiday. Maybe you can help me further.

In your first reply you thought I held a copy of build.prop on my PC and you tried to explain how to restore this file on the Hisense.

I extracted from the downloaded zipfile of a MA-317 model the build.prop and now I want to try to do what you would suggested in the first place.

I gave the following command: adb sideload buil.prop. I get the following message:

E:footer is wrong

E:signature verification failed

Is this the right way to reinstall the build.prop? It is not a package. How does the system know where to put the file (eg /system)?

I hope you will help me further with my problem

Thanks

Hans
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ramiabouzahra:
Hi, it knows where to put it via the updater script, you don't have one. That is, however, not the reason for your errors, the reason for your errors is because your tablet has a locked bootloader, meaning you can't flash something unofficial. That build.prop can't be flashed because you tampered with it by extarcting it from the .zip file provided by your manufacturer.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kameraad759:
Oke.

I installed Ubuntu 16.0 on i PC in the hope I could mount the device. I followed this file: http://bernaerts.dyndns.org/linux/74-ubuntu/268-ubuntu-automount-any-mtp-device (and other articles over MTP)

But I get error: Unable to mount Hisense SoundTab MA-327. Unable to open MTP device.

Still unauthorized. I need to allow Hisense approval to connect, but I do not get any message on the device. I was able (when device was working correctly) to set USB debugging on the device (7x tab ...)

Is it hopeless??? Is there still hope for me?

Hans
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ramiabouzahra:
Soooo? Does adb or fastboot recognize the device? Can you still boot into recovery (maybe dumb question)?