yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Note 7  Questions & Answers] Androidwarrior:
Thanks that worked.
[Sprint Note 7  Questions & Answers] Itchiee:
Nice, thanks
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JOHAN197809:
I have located that safetynet check resides in classes.dex in the apk file for 0.37 version. Its installed in root\data\dalvik-cache\data@app@com.nianticlabs.pokemongo-2.apk@classes.dex.

If i try removing the safety check the app crashes at start up. I tried replacing classes.dex in the apk with version 0.35 classes.dex and tutuapp classes.dex but i am having no experience in editing apk's or dex files. I am just a nomal computer guy and not a hacker.

Is there someone here who are able to remove the safetynet out of the dex files either in the app or in android root\data\dalvik-cache\data@app@com.nianticlabs.pokemongo-2.apk@classes.dex and get the app to load without checking for safetynet api.

I am having tablets with chinese firmware and are unable to play pokemon go even with magisk. there are no firmware roms availble exept chinese versions so a flash is out. The safetynet flags my standard not rooted tabs because chinese.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JOHAN197809:
I have even tried merging 0.35 apk files with 0.37 files because 0.35 does not have safetynet check. Then i tried merging some tutuapp 0.37 files with normal 0.37 apk. But then game fails to install.

I have found the tutuapp pokemon go 0.37 apk is not having safetynet in classes.dex in the apk. Thats why its loading on chinese firmware and even rooted phones or tabs. This will be the pokemon go breakthrough millions of users were waiting for to play pokemon again on chinese firmware.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] repulse:
You are able to launch 0.37 tutuapp version of PoGo on a rooted device ?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JOHAN197809:
Yes i can launch it. But can't login with my level 29 google account that took 100's of miles to walk my way to level 29. new trainer account starts at level 0 and tutuapp only allows to play at that location and not in my home town in South Africa.

If someone can take classes.dex from tutuapp 0.37 apk and swap it for classes.dex from niantic 0.37 apk without breaking the signature or resign the apk to work the problem might be solved.

Or even edit a new root\data\dalvik-cache\data@app@com.nianticlabs.pokemongo-2.apk@classes.dex. that does not make pokemon crash might also solve this problem.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cthulhu1987:
Could you upload the APK you got from Tutuapp, please?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mad_Lion:
Hello,

I have rooted and S-Off M7 (801n) that hasn't been updated for a very long time. It currently has kitkat. My goal is to install Revolution HD 93.0, ElementalX, TWRP and lastest firmware (inc. hboot and radio), which is I believe 7.19.401.51?

I know how to install ROM, kernel and recovery but my biggest concern which I am seeking help for is firmware. I found THIS but I read it's not recommended to skip FW and go to latest one directly as hardbrick can ensue. So I would probably need to install each firmware that was released between mine and latest 7.19.401.51? However I don't know where to find them or what version they were. Or would be easier to just apply some RUU or even go completely stock apply OTA and after that root and S-Off again?

How do I proceed? Can anyone please help?

Here is result from getvar all:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Minimal ADB and Fastboot>fastboot getvar all

(bootloader) version: 0.5

(bootloader) version-bootloader: 1.57.0000

(bootloader) version-baseband: 4T.29.3218.08

(bootloader) version-cpld: None

(bootloader) version-microp: None

(bootloader) version-main: 6.09.401.5

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

(bootloader) serialno:

(bootloader) imei:

(bootloader) meid: 00000000000000

(bootloader) product: m7_ul

(bootloader) platform: HBOOT-8064

(bootloader) modelid: PN0710000

(bootloader) cidnum: 11111111

(bootloader) battery-status: good

(bootloader) battery-voltage: 4106mV

(bootloader) partition-layout: Generic

(bootloader) security: off

(bootloader) build-mode: SHIP

(bootloader) boot-mode: FASTBOOT

(bootloader) commitno-bootloader: dirty-6d8a0b9b

(bootloader) hbootpreupdate: 11

(bootloader) gencheckpt: 0

all: Done!

finished. total time: 0.187s
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alray:
The only important thing you must know is that some firmware packages comes from OTA zip file and others are complete/full firmware package. Firmware extracted from OTA update are often incomplete because only some partitions are updated. These one must be flashed incrementally. Complete/full firmware.zip can safely be flashed over any version. If you are unsure, the best thing would be to flash each firmware incrementally.

fastboot oem rebootRUU

fastboot flash zip firmware.zip

fastboot flash zip firmware.zip

fastboot reboot-bootloader

and do the same for each version.

Here's an example of a full firmware vs an OTA firmware (look the difference in file size and content)

If you can find a complete firmware.zip of the latest version you should not have any problem flashing it directly over your actual version.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Trebuchette:
Note: pay no attention to sig — I've been lurking and am (sadly, strangely enough) putting my 3rd Moto Razr HD out-to-pasture; was big on HTC until that batt life on Razr HD! But now I have the HTC One M7 I unlocked/rooted a few years ago, since user "upgraded" to Galaxy S7 then gave me this same HTC One M7. —Right in time because this 3rd Razr HD (via Asurion) was about to blow, even with xposed modules to keep batt temp down.

I really, REALLY detested Galaxy S7 OS when I worked with it though; not sure if it's Samsung (probably) or Marshmallow.

Is it WORTH it to try to update this M7 like OP did? What are benefits? With phone as is (4.2.2 and Sense 5), I noticed it runs a little warm — user removed xposed framework for snapchat or something. I understand the mic had problems (I'm working on that) — user just used speakerphone. I'm not big on photography or social for phone, either; just privacy. I primarily use phone as phone, calendar, and hotspot; GPS some; calculator.

SHOULD I upgrade from KK? And if so, with what OS are people having the best luck? I have all original files and current ROM on main home computer, and I mainly care about keeping that battery cool, tethering, and syncing new Outlook mail/calendar. Oh, I like Nova, but I've always liked Sense (I make Nova look like Sense). And usual root apps (Ad Away, would love FlashFire but have TWRP...) THANKS!

Thanks for any suggestions. (It's literally been 2 years...)
[Honor 8 Questions & Answers] Hampa_D:
I have a few persistent notifications i WANT to have in my notifications list, clipper+, Tasker and a couple more, the thing is that all notifications are swipe awayable, clipper+ is for storing clippings which I've found being really convenient. I've tried to figure out if there's a setting somewhere hidden away but after two days i still haven't found what I'm looking for (u2) does anyone else have this issue? Or am I just to picky?
[Honor 8 Questions & Answers] Zachforever:
You can go settings->notification panel& status bar->notification center->turn on the app you want to have notifications on the bar
[Honor 8 Questions & Answers] Hampa_D:
Yes I thought so but I can still swipe em away and need to reopen em.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Gary02468:
I'm sad to discover that after working fine for the first 60 hours, my post-recall Note 7 is showing the same sound-feedback lag as my original Note 7 did.

Every few hours, my phone goes into a mode where there's a one or two second lag before the sound and vibration feedback for typing and for icon or button tapping. Even the (stock) phone-dialer keypad has a one or two second lag before it plays a tone when a key is tapped. However, visual responses (e.g. when typing) remain instantaneous--it's just the sound and vibration that lag.

After it goes into lag mode, the phone stays that way until it's rebooted. Then it's ok until the lag resumes in another few hours. I haven't identified any specific triggers. Here's a video that demonstrates the lag: https://vid.me/8eQX. This video, in contrast, shows the phone when it's working properly, with no lag: https://vid.me/5v9T.

The phone is completely stock (AT&T N930AUCS2APHE), no esoteric apps or settings, no package disabler, no third-party antivirus.

When the phone is in lag mode, the lag occurs in all apps, for multiple launchers (Google Now, Touchwiz), multiple keyboards (Samsung, Google), for all icon/button-taps as well as typing. The lag continues despite clearing the keyboard/launcher caches, closing all open apps, clearing the clipboard, using Device Maintenance|Optimize (which reports no problems), or engaging Airplane Mode or Power Saving. The lag also persists despite enabling Developer Options, turning off Window Animations, and forcing GPU rendering.

I booted into recovery and reset the system cache, but the lag still resumed a few hours later. I haven't tried a factory reset, but other users with the same problem have reported that factory reset does not fix it.

When the phone is in lag mode, if I turn off keyboard sounds but leave keyboard vibrations enabled, the keyboard vibrations no longer lag (until I re-enable the keyboard sounds). But with keyboard sounds and vibrations both enabled, the sounds and vibrations both lag.

When the phone is in lag mode, if I start using BT earphones, the lag stops (or rather is replaced by a uniform ~100ms lag, which is less annoying). When I disconnect my BT earphones and go back to speaker sound, the sound and vibration lag both resume. Wired earphones, unlike BT earphones, do not affect the lag at all.

When the phone is not in lag mode, the sound-feedback is instantaneous no matter how heavily the phone is being used, no matter how many apps I have open. When the phone is in lag mode, it lags even with all apps closed (but the vibration-feedback lag can be temporarily stopped by turning off the sound-feedback); the lag is not accompanied by any unusual heat or battery drain. So the lag is not caused by the phone being overloaded (and certainly not by bloatware, which imposes a negligible load). Rather, it's clearly a software bug, such as a memory leak in the sound-feedback drivers.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Gary02468:
Another clue: when the phone is in lag mode (as described above), the volume buttons bring up the media slider instead of the ringtone slider, even though no media app is running. This incorrect slider comes up whenever, and only when, the phone is in lag mode, so presumably the media-slider mode and the feedback-lag mode have the same cause.

With the phone in media/lag mode, I've tried force-closing every app (including system apps) that seemed like it might grab a media resource, but the phone remained in media/lag mode.

Is there some direct way to monitor what app may have grabbed a media resource to put the phone in this mode? The media/lag mode starts at seemingly random times, with no obvious correlation with any app that I'm running (or have recently run) .
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] androidcentralsucks:
Have the same problem. And then have notification sounds that play over and over and over and over and over... only to be stopped "most of the time" by hitting the power button. Quite annoying.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] i killed tupac:
that's terrible i hope it gets well soon

hugs and kisses
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Gary02468:
Please respect the purpose of this thread, which is to share useful technical information about a specific technical problem.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Gary02468:
I think I've found a workaround. The lag-mode problem appears to have been caused by turning on the "Records audio through Bluetooth headset if available" setting in Google Now. ...

UPDATE: I was wrong. The problem occurs even with that setting turned off (it just took 20 hours for the problem to start again).

So I really have no clue what might be causing the serious lag.
[MTCB Android Head Units General] While2>1Confused:
Hi all

Back Story:

Due to a frozen OS (back /home /swipe down for notifications etc.) and bazaarthings happen with the sound settings rendering my device unusable I've had to dabble with it for the first time.

Detailed device info:

MCU version:

MTCB-KGL1-V1.77

May 142014 17:49:17

Model number:

S07

S/N

000D18A154C5

Android Version

4.2.2

Kernel Version

3.0.36+

root@ubuntu #555

Wed May 14 03:45:57 PDT 2014

Build number

rk30sdk-eng4.2.2 20140514.19:44:15

My first fix attempt was the "restore system from backup" option from the recovery menu, but alas a missing backup image... :( fail one...

Also note worthy is that my menu has less options than most screen shots I've seen on youtube etc.

menu options:

>reboot system now

>update system/mcu image from /sdcard

>recovery system from backup

Failing to find the original image anywhere, I went with malask latest ROM that looked likely to work on my device ( from what I have read here a massive upgrade anyway! :) )

However it is not going so well:

Attempt 1:

Pop update.img + mcu.img (kgl1 1.77) on empty SD card in gps slot

result:

-- Update rkimage...

Finding update package...

=== UPDATE RKIMAGE===

Find and check firmware...

Can not found firmware image or invalid image

Installation rkimage start.

Installation rkimage aborted.

Installation mcucfg start.

Installation mcucfg aborted.

Installation mcuimg start.

Installation mcuimg success.

System will now power off.

Rebooting...

Attempt 2:

Pop update.img + mcu.img (kgl1 1.77) on empty SDcard in media slot

result: same as Attempt 1 :(

Attempt 3:

Pop update.img + mcu.img (kgl1 1.77) on empty usbStick

> it does not see the USB drive in the recovery screen :(

> ( but does once system reboots to it's slightly frozen and broken OS )

Attempt 4:

The rock chip Android Flash tool

> my windows PC does not see the unit ( I expect for same reason that unit does not see USB until it boots into the home screen

> the Rock chip driver installer tool claims to have installed the drivers correctly

Attempt 5:

getting desperate...

5.1.1 update.img for mtcb (low res / "_p") found off this forum / mega

result: same as Attempt 1 :(

I am now officially stuck, ideas anyone?:eek

Am missing something?

Maybe links to different ROM to try on sd card?

Any help greatly appreciated !
[MTCB Android Head Units General] miffymiffy:
Are you certain this is a 3188 device? possibly a 3066.

And you don't need to flash mcu each time. Id stay clear of mcu. It may be the problem.
[MTCB Android Head Units General] While2>1Confused:
I think I got the rk3188 bit off of the original advert 2 years ago...

I will go hunting rk3066 firmwares and give them a go

Thank you for replying with the pointers
[MTCB Android Head Units General] While2>1Confused:
Thank you! It was a rk3066

Now successfully on standard Kit Kat :)

Crazy sound seams fixed by OS update! :)

However, still no touch response along the Android bar so can't use home / back / swipe down for notifications :(

For now will install a " button saver " app

Probably will end up installing a custom ROM and read up on peoples hardware button remapping attempts
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] toddbecker:
Android Marshmallow has a feature for creating rules to enable Do Not Disturb, I can't find out how to do this on my S7, has this been excluded from Touchwiz?

In Marshmallow - Settings > Sound & notification > Do not disturb > Automatic rules
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] *Detection*:
Almost the same location

Settings > Do not disturb > Allow exceptions > Custom
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] toddbecker:
Thanks, however, that section only allows you to configure what exceptions are allowed during 'Do Not Disturb' but it doesn't allow you to activate 'Do Not Disturb' based on events is selected calendars. What I am looking for is a feature to automatically enable 'Do Not Disturb' when I am in a meeting, based on my work calendar.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] *Detection*:
I see what you mean, yea I can't see a way to have the calendar (S planner) events control DND either, but I see that the capability is within Marshmallow itself

Maybe a 3rd party calendar would be able to do it, not a great solution

Or a long winded method, would be to manually set DND to the same schedule as your calendar day by day
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] *Detection*:
I'd bet my left b*****k that tasker could do it

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.dinglisch.android.taskerm&hl=en_GB
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] toddbecker:
Yeah, I'd bet you are right.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] *Detection*:
Bit of a learning curve to use the app, but seems like it can definitely do what you're looking for

I set it here to enable Do Not Disturb for any calendar event that had an event description containing the word "Busy"
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] toddbecker:
I've only been moderately successful using Tasker in the past, but I own it. I'll see if I can get it to do what I am looking for. Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] kcandteresa:
My apologies for butting in, but my problem is related to this enabling DND with bespoke rules. Apparently automatic rules are part of Android 7 onwards, but it is not in the menu on my S7 - I am trying automatically enable DND whenever my phone connects to my car bluetooth - does anyone know how this can be done?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] zediiiii:
I thought this posted but apparently not.

I made a Tasker app that does this - it even has a gui. I have a titanium backup with the app in it, but I don't have a rooted phone at the moment. I could load it in Memu I suppose...

Anyway, here are links to the Tasker backup. The program worked well in Android 5 and exported as an app decently.

https://drive.google.com/a/joshwatson.net/file/d/1nZ1JtSul1p-YpnnkyQoe32j4FgAWXhbT/view?usp=drivesdk

https://drive.google.com/a/joshwatson.net/file/d/1myl5SaLccJB20LHUQRzvJeIgl5jgY0Hb/view?usp=drivesdk

https://drive.google.com/a/joshwatson.net/file/d/1nZ1JtSul1p-YpnnkyQoe32j4FgAWXhbT/view?usp=drivesdk

Update, I linked the most recent app build below. I don't remember if there are bugs, but it seems to work on my note8.

https://drive.google.com/a/joshwatson.net/file/d/0B_zpVMMdQEvUR0FyLWlWeG1hWTQ/view?usp=drivesdk

---------- Post added at 04:36 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:19 PM ----------

Dang! This is pretty good for someone with no programming experience. If there is any interest, I'll polish this up.
[Moto G 2015 General] melp57:
[ Discussion] What reason (s) did you unlock your bootloader, root, install custom recovery, and custom rom? On the Moto G 3rd generation?

Just interesting to know the reason for leaving stock on this already great, budget device.
[Moto G 2015 General] EvilHowl:
Because I'm curious and I love computing, and I wanted a faster device, a tweakeable one and I wanted faster updates. That's why I installed CM13, then it became buggy and laggy and I switched to 6.0.1 stock retail. Then I installed Nougat and yesterday I installed Alberto97's CM14 and I am very happy with my device.
[Moto G 2015 General] melp57:
Looks like you should have just stayed with stock.
[Moto G 2015 General] EvilHowl:
No, because I wanted the 6.0.1 retail update, and when I switched to stock I rooted the device and I noticed that wasn't as good as CM13 originally was. Then comed Nougat and it restored the perfect smoothness that old CM13 bring to me.

Anyway, stock is very good.
[Moto G 2015 General] melp57:
Oh, okay that makes sense.
[Moto G 2015 General] nandakis4:
for Theme Engines :) and Faster Updates :)

my answer is simple :P
[Moto G 2015 General] krz_759:
I love customizing every part of the interface, another reason is a smaller install to save space on my 8GB Moto, and changing the LCD density from the stock 320 to the properly scaled 291. Props to Moto for making a device that is very nice to use straight out of the box, though! :good:
[Moto G 2015 General] melp57:
why 291?
[Moto G 2015 General] Gravemind2015:
I love computer devices. I love to do my own customization, let it be UI or kernel. Honestly, the world that we call real doesn't seem real to me. I don't fit into it. I believe, for me, where I live my life to the fullest is my own world, more real than others. And I am a introvert type, so naturally I am inclined towards computers (and cats). Thats why I am here. Thats why I just don't flash and use these stuff, I live in it. I don't prefer out-of-the box setups, I want to set it up manually. And gain as much knowlege as I can to be able to help others. That's the exact reason I leave stock setup.

Broadcasted from Zeta Reticuli
[Moto G 2015 General] HenryLeonheart:
I left stock the moment I got my Osprey because I love to tinker with everything that is technological. Be it my PC, 3DS or Phone. It just feels great to say that it is "your" device and not what some company tells you it is.
[Moto G 2015 General] melp57:
Wonderfully said. I've seen many of your posts and the expert advice you can provide. Thank you for that! I miss building my own computer. Done it many times. Only thing I dislike about flashing customs roms, is that I can't seem to keep one long enough. It's like an aditction :(.

Thanks for sharing and helping all of us. BTW one of my email addresses I use is linuxmel57. I love Linux
[Moto G 2015 General] melp57:
Great reason. Mine is the 8gb and I love the extra space I have after flashing custom!
[Moto G 2015 General] pjc123:
I could care less about the GUI and cosmetic capability after rooting. My root, recovery, etc. usage is for more technical reasons. In order of importance:

1) TWRP Image backups. In the words of Donald Trump....."HUUUUGE". Once click restore of the entire phone if things go wrong with all the playing around and tweaking of things, especially after ROM updates. Saved my butt more than once. I keep multiple backups on a WD external hard drive, which allow me to restore to various dates and times.

2) Busy Box - All the command line Linux commands.

3) Terminal Emulator - Access to the Linux commands from a terminal.

4) ConnectBot (Does not require root but I use it in combination with the above apps) - I use it to launch fireworks on my Raspberry Pi fireworks launcher remotely via wifi on my phone via SSH:

http://www.flaminghellmet.com/launch/

5) Adaway - I installed this when I first got the phone. To be honest I don't even know what advertising looks like because it has blocked everything from day one. Same holds true with my Nexus 4.

6) ES File Explorer - Access to the entire file system.

7) Quick Boot - Rather than messing around with holding various buttons in or up or down or whatever, which works like half the time, I can enter recovery or TWRP from within an app.

8) Moto G specific - Having not received security updates since January from Lenovo (This one is really bad), and now hearing that Android 7 will not be available for the Moto G, the only option is an aftermarket ROM.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] RIZCANTONAIS:
Hello, I am blocked(surrounded) on screen since upgrade wm6 on my to charm / mda and I shall want to know how to go back on wm5, thank you

i have

ipl 2.06

spl 2.06.0000

gsm 02.19.21

os 2.6.2.27

thank to help me

rizcantonais

charmer