yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] digital0:
If it happens with several apps (whatsapp, viber, now revolut) IMHO something wrong is with OS or google apps.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] zaid1997:
Im facing the bluetooth problem (auto disconnecting when trying to connect to the car ) any one know how to fix ??

Im having some force stop i fell that the last build before the lineageOS WAS very amazing and really clean from any problems :rolleyes:
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] digital35:
[MENTION=539770]tilaksidduram[/MENTION] is possible to add this fix for boring volume slider delay problem?

https://xdaforums.com/xposed/modules/xposed-volume-slider-delay-fix-t3313435

Thanks for this wonderful rom.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] lukasz6127:
I don't know if Tilak is aware of that but there are some glitches with buttons during configurating system (skip, next buttons).Just wanted to report. Thanks for a great ROM!
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] M_Hulot:
Thanks for the reply! I didn't install anything called supersu and get root access from the dev settings.

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Thanks for your reply!

I'm on the first and so far only LineageOS release by tilak--20170105. I wiped and reflashed and for the time being would rather not reboot if I can help it but I installed the latest TWRP last week since tilak said it was necessary to install his ROM. It's version 3.0.2 I think. Kernel is tilak's. Baseband is UFND3.

Sorry I don't know anything about MicroG. All I have flashed is tilak's zip file. No version of Gapps. I get apps from the F-Droid and Guardian Project repos via the F-Droid app. Using default theme. I haven't even changed the desktop wallpaper yet. I guess a pretty minimal (boring) installation?

It works so well! Even meet.jit.si works fine for video and audio on Firefox. The first time I've been able to run it reliably on any Android OS. Except for that black screen after restarting problem it is really great.

Hulot
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] @richardnote2:
any tips for saving battery in this rom
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] tilaksidduram:
I will check and enable it if my ROM does not have it.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] lordali:
Hi everyone! I ve installed last lineage 7.1; previous was MM.

Its not a problem, but anyway..... Dialer is not as on previous rom, there isnt easy dialing (i mean like 845525-Tillak) for russian language. Can you add it for next update, pls.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] smeagol1975:
You are right, in high accuracy works, in only device doesn´t. :(
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ritvikp:
Even in high accuracy, it is not the GPS that is working but the network location/WiFi location. Best way to check is to use apps like GPS test.
[Xperia Z5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sh4douw:
Hello,

Since I have my E6633, I've been used to do this fix after each firmware update : http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=59503115&postcount=137.

I just installed the new .305 firmware, but this don't working anymore. Indeed, I have this error for each command :

Error: java.lang.SecurityException: Neither user 2000 nor current process has android.permission.MANAGE_USERS.

Is there any new command to do the same result as before ?

Thanks :)
[Xperia Z5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sh4douw:
Ok, I just tried to write those commands through the terminal, and it works now ! (With the .253 and previous firmwares, this doesn't work)

Solved :)
[Xperia Z5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KIMI_:
Mind telling how do you access the terminal, abit of a noob here.

is it different than opening it using cmd?
[Xperia Z5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] josephnero:
just use titanuim back up to freeze small apps.you can unfreeze them anytime
[Xperia Z5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ninestarkoko:
of course it works, because you use "su" command before. You are rooted.:laugh:
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Low_Down:
Hello

I have a big problem. i can not make a hardreset on my TyTn II.

When i got to the settings-system-clear storage and write 1234 and press YES nothing happens.

And if i try like:

http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Kaiser_Resets

it boots normal.

And if i try to swicht off (hold down the power button for a few seconds) the warning comes up and i answer yes, the screen gos black. and when i try to start agen it comes up from "sleeping" mode - it was never off.

the only way to turn it off is to remove the battery.

Any one has any ide'?

Thanx

Low_Down
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Farsquidge:
A hard reset is hold the two soft keys marked '-' and '-' and insert the stylus into the hole at the bottom of the phone. ***NOTE*** this will reset to factory defaults and you will lose all stored data and any applications you have loaded. The phone will then restart as if turned on 'Out of the box'

When you hold the power button and click 'yes' it will go into hibernate mode just like a laptop, storing its processor and memory in Flash memory and power off. The phone will not receive calls or txts as all systems are 'OFF'

Giving the power button a short press will put the phone in standby mode ready to receive calls and txts and any applications will be still running.

Windows Mobile '101'
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rotobadger:
New here and new to Android. I'll try to make this as brief as possible:

Two weeks ago I purchased a used "refurbished" Galaxy Tab S 8.4 with Lollipop installed. I very much wanted to try to make the slow but gradual switch from iOS and thought this would be a good place to start.

Battery life is horrendous compared to iPad. Here is the issue broken down:

Powered on. Battery drains at the rate of 1 percent an hour in standby.

Powered OFF. Battery drains at the rate of 1 percent an hour.

Powered on and using for web, video, etc (no games). Battery drains at the rate of ~10 percent every 15 minutes or so.

What I've done:

Wifi OFF except when in use

Location services OFF

Sync OFF

Bluetooth OFF

Screen at just below 50 percent

Wakelock detector finds some activity (mostly Android battery "WLAN" monitor stuff)

Did full restore

Most importantly: I REPLACED THE BATTERY WITH A BRAND NEW ONE and am seeing nearly identical drains as I did with the stock battery that was two years old

I have scoured the internet, rooted the device to try to kill any rogue activity, and "reseated" the battery connector 3 times.

Can anyone tell me WHY this battery is losing one percent an hour while completely powered off?

One clue is that, with everything turned off (listed above) the battery drain is nearly identical when off as it is when it is "sleeping" which would indicate...well, something.

I'm frustrated that I have been focused on fixing this issue rather than enjoying my "new" Tab S.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

EDIT: I have read through other batter drain threads here and, although others share similar problems, don't have an answer. Maybe there is no answer?
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] b1tt1:
I had a similar battery drain (when the device was off) 1.5 years ago with my couple of months old tablet. Had to take it to warranty repair twice, on the second attempt they changed the battery connector and the power circuit (if I remember correctly), and that was enough to fix the problem.

If the tablet drains the battery while completely off, it's clearly a hardware issue. :(
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rotobadger:
I'm thinking hardware has to be the culprit too, at this point. Very frustrating as this is a used tablet and out of warranty. I have done everything possible to try and get decent battery life out of this thing to no avail. I'm loving android but have a bad taste in my mouth as to their hardware. Should I keep or just get a couple hundred bucks on ebay? I'd be thrilled with this if the battery life came anywhere near the iPad mini.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tinderbox (UK):
The 8.4" is known for having a problem with the battery connector (maybe flexing of the case makes it loosen), some people have soldered the battery wires directly to the motherboard and say it fixed the problem, Samsung knows there is a problem with the battery connector according to some service centers, one service center actually fitted a more heavy duty connector to fix one problem according to what i read.

John.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ZimriTech:
I would contact the seller and try to return it and then get one from a different seller.

~ Assuming you didn't buy from some random ebay seller who has fake rating >.<
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] radioham:
Hi,

I've been using this Tab S since July 2014 and been very pleased of it.

I only use it every night for Web browsing or watching movies.

Not any games or any social network or anything draining the battery.

Average autonomy was around 7 to 8 hours.

9 months ago it has started to drain a little bit more and especially when off (totaly off, not in sleep mode)

Before that event I was turning it off at night and 24 hours later the battery level was exactly the same. (zero percent of drift)

Then it started to suck a little bit every day: 1%, 2%, 3% each 24 hours when completly OFF.

First thing I've done was to make a wipe cache/data and restore to factory settings from recovery mode.

It didn't help.

Then Samsung released Lolipop Upgrade so I did it.

It didn't help any more.

So I ordered a new battery to an official dealer and replaced it.

You know the answer.... didn't help.

Then Marshmallow has come and I did it.

.... idem.

So as electronics and automation technician I am, I decided myself to do some measurements.

I opened the Tab S and checked battery voltage when off every hour with a high accuracy Fluke D.M.M.

And I found that it was loosing ~34mV every 24 hours, which makes the 3% loss.

(Boring calculations just for knownledge : LiPo Vmax 4350mV - LiPoVmin 3200mV = 1150mV corresponding to 100% capacity.)

First thing I did after that was to make the same check but with battery disconnected to the Tab S.

And you know what? not even a mV drained in 24 hours when not connected to Tab S PC Board!

Then I measured the resistance between + and - socket on the PC board : value between 800KOhms and 1,2MOhms.

Same values when I crossed the wires.

Theses values are too low, I should have found many many MOhms.

I've also checked the battery connector that some other guys said it was loosy or bad soldered: that's not the case but I've soldered it.

same problem.

MY CONCLUSION: it's a hardware problem.

Maybe it's a drifting component, probably a capacitor which as lost insulation, or a defective diode.

Unfortunately I don't have the diagrams of this Tab S and can't diagnose it.

Is there on XDA any guy from Samsung Tech Support who can help me?
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] radioham:
No answer?

Anybody has Galaxy Tab S 8.4 diagrams?
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] N1NJATH3ORY:
i had the same issue Android – Marshmallow Android – Lollipop etc battery life sucks on the upgrades.. The battery would not last more than 3/4 hours, it was a pure joke. Best thing is to downgrade to KitKat XXU1ANF8 since my downgrade battery easily last a few days of heavy use.

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Here try this link for service manual
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] TCPDump:
Hello everyone,

I'm not getting hangout notifications when it's in the background. If hangouts is in the foreground it works perfectly. Anyone seen this or have any ideas how to fix it?

Thanks!
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] smgrimes:
According to the Google dashboard hangouts was (or is if you ask me) having issues with delayed messaging. Which is bad for me using google voice as my primary line.

https://www.google.com/appsstatus#hl=en&v=status

Hopefully it gets taken care of quick! Just started happening for me today.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WSZR:
What useful ROM you recommend? I read that Resurrection Remix 6.0.1 is ok, but I have it now and he has a lot of errors.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blakeatl:
Go with Exodus Rom (MM). It's pretty much the most stable of the bunch. Android N is nice but still needs a little more work.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jan Philipp:
Not Nougat. The 2 available Roms (Substratum and crDroid) are experimental (no camera, pretty buggy). There's not even a Cyanogen build atm.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] otti17:
Exodus MM
[Windows 10 Mobile] RandomWP:
System files consuming more and more space, were 3,25 gb, now 3,58 gb. How to clean it?

Sorry for my English.
[Windows 10 Mobile] augustinionut:
Restart.
[Windows 10 Mobile] Ajshal:
Sometimes clearing the data files would help
[Blu Pure XL] Cheerfulfilms:
While I was attempting to flash CM 13.1 to the phone, it got stuck in a bootloop. Would not get past the white startup/splash screen. So, I booted it into TWRP and attempted to install the recovery I had made using TWRP. It ended up throwing me an error (I don't remember the code.) Anyways, I got the bright idea to completely wipe my phone and retry it. Now TWRP deleted my recovery, and my OS is gone. It was rooted and had SuperSU installed before it got bricked. Any help at all?

Regards,

Cheer
[Blu Pure XL] bemolx:
Hi Cheerfulfilms

Next time when you brick your phone, read this thread. I hope you'll be good now.

Cheers
[Blu Pure XL] Cheerfulfilms:
The Xtreme System ZIP is no longer available.
[Blu Pure XL] Cheerfulfilms:
*update*

I decided to try my own way and it worked very well. Using TWRP I was able to transfer a ROM onto a MicroSD, and then install that ROM from TWRP. It's a lot less complicated than the thread given. The Xtreme stock ROM is running very well though.
[Huawei Honor Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] benmeroff:
[IMG="Huawei Honor Note 8 - ROMs"]http://benmeroff.com/Public/ROMs%20Banner.png[/IMG]

To better consolidate the existing development for the Huawei Honor Note 8, I'm creating this thread to keep track of the available ROMs for this device.

As of right now, the only ROMs currently available are meant for the Chinese EDI-AL10 variant of the Note 8 and are listed in the Huawei forums (and subsequently in Chinese), so I've mirrored them on Google Drive for those who are interested.

[IMG="Huawei Honor Note 8 - ROMs"]http://benmeroff.com/Public/Titles/ROMs.png[/IMG]

KangVIP

This ROM is found in this thread: http://club.huawei.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=10946511

Based on BO22 firmware

Here is the Google Drive link to it

Dream (HRT)

This ROM is found in this thread: http://club.huawei.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=10963289

Based on BO22 firmware

Here is the Google Drive link to it

Super_Lin (HRT)

This ROM is found in this thread: http://club.huawei.com/thread-10977070-1-1-4102.html

Based on BO22 firmware

Here is the Google Drive link to it

​

[IMG="Huawei Honor Note 8 - ROMs"]http://benmeroff.com/Public/Titles/GAPPS.png[/IMG]

The best and easiest solution would be to find the Google Play Store app in the HiApp store and just to install it from there,

but if you also can't find it in the HiApp store (I didn't), it may be that the Google Framework and supporting apps aren't installed.

Don't try manually sideloading anything or flashing any GAPPS ZIPs as nothing I could find ever worked without breaking Huawei's system apps

(things like using your navbar home button...).

I found this Chinese Google Installer meant for MIUI ROMs without Google preinstalled, and it worked perfectly for the BO22 system.

First you need to uninstall every Google component if anything is installed (I used Titanium Backup Pro),

then run the Google Installer app and let it install everything (EMUI may flag most of the installers as unverified, install anyway).

After that, reboot your device and the Google Play Store should work like a charm.
​

[IMG="Huawei Honor Note 8 - ROMs"]http://benmeroff.com/Public/Titles/Everything%20Else.png[/IMG]

jdantow has made an excellent thread detailing how to unlock your bootloader and install TWRP, check it out here.
​

​
[Huawei Honor Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] cashif:
Thanks for the ROMs..Do comment which of the ROMs you have personally used, if any.
[Huawei Honor Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] benmeroff:
I'm currently using KangVIP, it works extremely well and offers an awesome variety of tweaks and settings to customize the EMUI interface. I'd test the other two as well, but I need my phone to stay usable at the moment as I'm a bit busy with work and classes...
[Huawei Honor Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] WhySoSeriousJoKer:
Are Chinese and Huawei apps gone in these roms? Thanks for the thread. I love my Note 8 and maybe more with a custom rom :)
[Huawei Honor Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Apo11on:
[MENTION=1206355]benmeroff[/MENTION] Very helpful thread. Might wanna add to the OP roms are for EDI-AL10 Chinese model of HHN8. If international version gets released - this EDI-AL10 roms collection will likely cause bootloops and soft brisks, if flashed to another version.
[Huawei Honor Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] benmeroff:
Good call, I updated the OP.
[Huawei Honor Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] benmeroff:
As these ROMs are actually Chinese-based (you can change to your language immediately in setup though), they all still contain at least most of the original Chinese and Huawei apps, and I have posted a guide on installing GAPPS for this phone as these ROMs do not include them.
[Huawei Honor Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] WhySoSeriousJoKer:
Well thats not a problem. i have many Chinese and Huawei apps unistalled/frozen with Titanium backup. Also Phone manager app is ****, when that app is on i get no notifications.
[Huawei Honor Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Damisa-Sarki:
How do you install these???twrp wont install it
[Huawei Honor Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] benmeroff:
When you say TWRP won't install it, do you get a specific error message, or does TWRP not even see the ZIP file?

I did get an error message while installing KangVIP, but it still successfully finished the install and I was able to fully boot afterwards.
[Huawei Honor Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Damisa-Sarki:
This is what I get
[Huawei Honor Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Damisa-Sarki:
My bad, double post. Can't delete for some reason
[Huawei Honor Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] benmeroff:
Weird... I'd try redownloading the ROM ZIP, almost seems like the updater script is corrupted or something. Also, are you dirty flashing it or clean flashing it? I clean flashed it and had no issues, so if it still refuses to install I might try wiping first if you hadn't yet.
[Huawei Honor Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Damisa-Sarki:
Its clean lol but ok ill download it again. Hopefully this works..otherwise my phone wont boot it says I have no OS installed.
[Huawei Honor Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] benmeroff:
I'd definitely do a TWRP backup first so you don't leave yourself with nothing to boot into, then try flashing KangVIP again.
[Huawei Honor Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] riffy504:
Have you found the stock rom download?

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Rather odd.. did a factory reset in TWRP. Boots up & noticed my fingerprints are still stored in the phone. I wiped everything I could in TWRP but the storage & SD card. Did it twice with the same results & then a 3rd time with the KangVIP rom. They're still in there. What's up with that?
[Huawei Honor Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] jlomein:
Anyone set the CPU/GPU in K Settings to Performance mode with KangVIP ROM and notice a less laggy experience?

I'm going to try it out for a few days. Normally Chrome is quite laggy and 3D game performance is poor compared to Snapdragon 820/Ardeno 530. I'm hoping it's just optimization issues and not limitations of the Kirin 955 chipset.
[Huawei Honor Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Joe Falchetto:
Back to the origin!

Hallo,

First of all thanks to benmeroff and the community for this job!

As a newbe, I messed up my new Huawei Honor Note 8, in an attempt to change the Chinese language to Italian or English, including the installation of these ROMs.

Again, as an ignorant on the matter, I thought that just unrooting the device and using an application, or a different ROM, would have solved my problem.

Doing these attempts I messed up everything, making several functions becoming unavailable, and I was very close to brick my Phone.

After two days spent to find a solution, and I found it in the same Chinese site where the ROMs are, they have the Original stock ROM for this device.

I don't know if I have the privileges to post the link here, but, If you want to have a look search the site with a post dated 2016-10-25 09:48:27 from "Pokemon".

I solved all of my troubles and I was able to return the device to its original condition, where OTA update is also available (after installation the device started the EMUI update on its own!).

Hope this helps all of you!
[Huawei Honor Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] murtadha50:
Which rom is better to flash ? What are the differences
[Huawei Honor Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] murtadha50:
Great

Can i have the post link sir?
[Huawei Honor Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Joe Falchetto:
I tried to post the link, but the forum rules don't allow me to do it.

If you go to the chinese link for one of the three ROMs posted at the beginning (use chrome for translation), you will join a site where you can find in the section "glory not8" a post dated 2016-10-25 09:48:27 from someone using the "Pokemon" icon.

The download requires an account on baidu to start, it's free, but it is quite hard to obtain if you are not in China, i used tampermonkey. . .

Enjoy!
[Huawei Honor Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] murtadha50:
I found it thnx
[Huawei Honor Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] murtadha50:
Do you have the latest firmware b027 update like b022 update.app.?
[Huawei Honor Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Damisa-Sarki:
I'm looking for this also.
[Huawei Honor Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] naveedali:
KangVIP

is English language support or only Chinese language support?
[Huawei Honor Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] kwongwt:
It has English support.

Its based on Huawei B022 which has multi-language support.
[Huawei Honor Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] flint24:
Any chance of there being a Nougat based Rom out there somewhere for my Honor Note 8?
[Huawei Honor Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] gubbilo144:
Has anyone been able to get the samsung gear app to work with Kangvip rom.Ive tried it with every other rom and seems to work fine with everything but the rom i want to use which is kangvip.The app opens and closes everytime it trys to connect to my gear3 or gear 2
[Huawei Honor Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] tefloncoated:
Did you reset your Gear watch to factory setting? Not just pair with a new phone, a full reset?

One solution, although not a perfect one, is to install and configure your Gear watch on the stock ROM and make sure everything works OK (this part is important). Then install the KangVIP over it, without wiping anything. Your pairings will remain in effect and all previous functionality will be kept. However, and this is the catch, the same issue you had with the Gear app closing will remain, so you wont be able to change anything configuration/installation wise on KangVIP. So MAKE SURE you configure the watch as you want it on the stock ROM.

I've had some issues on KangVIP ROM as well... it's a nice ROM overall, i liked all the custom settings included in the main settings app... but a few small but annoying things have popped up. I have since returned to a stock rooted version 27 ROM and a combinations of Xposed modules, but am playing around between the two while i search for the best possible combination of features and functionality.
[Huawei Honor Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] moviehunter2009:
anyone has the 027 rom? any link?