yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[XDA Assist] OmriYaHoo:
Since I can't share the info of the device from Setting I'll type it here:

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Model number

Model ChangAn S

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Android Version

4.1.1

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MCU version

M06SSNNT-DH----V1.09

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Kernel version

3.4.5-f958661

Matthew@build64))

#243 SMP Tue Jan 20 20:33:32 CST 2015

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Build number

M8106SS-C01CJ2-HBW-V1.1.05R5-EN

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[Remix OS for PC] meanhacker:
I don't know what I did, but it seems like Remix OS changed its setting to show some kind of other launcher that is not the default desktop view. I attached screenshots and I have not downloaded any launchers. It shows me Launcher3 as the only option to set as my home launcher when I go to Settings and search the settings entries using the magnifying glass icon. You can see the attached screenshots for a bit more information. I don't really want to install it if there is an easy fix that someone knows of, but if it comes down to that as a last resort option, then I will.

Thanks!
[Remix OS for PC] rouxbee:
revert to original desktop

Did you ever get this figured out. I have the same issue and cant seem to find a solution.

Thanks,

Brad
[Remix OS for PC] moriel5:
Just uninstall updates to the Remix WiFi app, and disable updates through the Play Store.

And please search the subforum before you post a thread that is a duplicate of others' threads (I have already seen about 3 threads about the exact same problem).
[Remix OS for PC] kopfkino82:
I've had the same issue and it appeared directly after the Remix WiFi update.

The update procedure seems to be a little bit broken. In "Apps" I saw two WiFi-Apps afterwards, the recent version and the new update. (???)

But you cannot uninstall the update in a normal way, you can only force quit.

So I installed "Root App Deleter", to uninstall the new update. But wait, "Root App Deleter" only showed the older version of the WiFi App -> I deactivated it first instead of uninstalling, didn't want to broke the whole system. After a reboot it was still the same mess. So I activated the old WiFi App again with "Root App Deleter", suddenly I saw it marked as "updated". Then I removed the patch, after another reboot everything was fine again. Ok, all Desktop Icons where gone.

Very very strange, this relation between WiFi-App and Desktopmode...

I really like Remix OS, it runs on my Beebox very nice and fluent and in comparison to Linux almost "out of the box", but the stable branch seems to be not that stable it should be.

And there is a lot of improvement needed for some more things..
[Remix OS for PC] moriel5:
You're right, this is really odd.

This doesn't sound like the other threads, since there they were able to simply remove the update without any hitches.
[Remix OS for PC] Dunard:
Just wait for the next Remix OS for PC release. Hoping they fix that issue. I bet it gonna happen on the Remix mini, player and 10. If they don't fix this issue. :D
[Remix OS for PC] b4umusic:
Go to settings and select reset box (do not select my remix), select erase everything , this will bring back default desktop launcher and box to factory setting leaving all your apps untouched, it will erase only accounts credentials, just log in with your account to any app if needed after resetting box.
[Remix OS for PC] RawSlugs:
Same here has remix 32 bit booted left for a while and when I came back it was frozen so I rebooted and then it was Android style desktop instead of pc...

How can I get it back?

Also anyone know how to get player working? Can't get to to even open. only 32 bit boots on my pc.. (I have a 64 bit Windows installation)
[Remix OS for PC] AutisticDragon:
It's fixed

I fixed it!

There will be 2 wifi apps in Settings > Apps

Go into one of them, there will be 3 dots vertically in either one of them on top right.

Uninstall the Update of the one with 3 dots, reboot your machine ! :)
[Remix OS for PC] timmytutone:
Thank you! After the update the Remix WIFI disappeared, so I was confused, but this solution worked.
[Remix OS for PC] syafuanein:
Check this out!

Hey Check this out :), it's must be work!

goo ( . ) gl/8yftEc
[Remix OS for PC] Satriabhi:
SOLVED

1. Install "root Checker"

2. Install "system app remover"

3. remove/uninstall one of them.

4. Done
[Remix OS for PC] deepam7kumz:
jst uninstall the updates of network settings from the settings(apps). force stop it and again force stop launcher 3.....u will get ur desktop back.....

i jst did mine...nd it worked...

Kumz
[Remix OS for PC] Cyboy:
Remix suks

I'm on Phonix?...much more stable also bug-free( afaik)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] riahc3:
The internal WiFi module on a Android tablet is broken and I'm looking for a OTG compatible WiFi adapter that works with Android.

If not possible, then I'm looking for a OTG Ethernet adapter but I rather not go this route: it would mean getting that, a USB hub, and a adapter that bridges Ethernet to wireless. Almost not worth it.
[General Questions and Answers] watầk:
How to swap my sdcard0 and sdcard1, my sdcard is mounting in sdcard1 so i cant download any game because no more capacity available in sdcard0 just 39mb. this is rom miui 4.4.2 so it have no vold.fstab to edit. sorry my english is not good, some one help me
[Xposed General] bojoyzhou:
The Java code is

public class Tutorial implements IXposedHookLoadPackage{
public Tutorial(){
XposedBridge.log("Tutorial construct ");
}
public void handleLoadPackage(final LoadPackageParam lpparam) throws Throwable {
XposedBridge.log("Tutorial handleLoadPackage ----------- ");
XposedBridge.log("Loaded app: " + lpparam.packageName);
XposedBridge.log("Tutorial handleLoadPackage ----------- ");
}
}

The logs

11-09 15:14:32.203 I/Xposed ( 329): Starting Xposed version 86, compiled for SDK 22

11-09 15:14:32.203 I/Xposed ( 329): Device: m2 note (Meizu), Android version 5.1 (SDK 22)

11-09 15:14:32.204 I/Xposed ( 329): ROM: Flyme OS 4.5.4.1A

11-09 15:14:32.204 I/Xposed ( 329): Build fingerprint: Meizu/meizu_m2note/m2note:5.1/LMY47D/1445538283:user/release-keys

11-09 15:14:32.204 I/Xposed ( 329): Platform: arm64-v8a, 32-bit binary, system server: no

11-09 15:14:32.204 I/Xposed ( 329): SELinux enabled: yes, enforcing: yes

11-09 15:14:34.851 I/Xposed ( 329): -----------------

11-09 15:14:34.852 I/Xposed ( 329): Added Xposed (/system/framework/XposedBridge.jar) to CLASSPATH

11-09 15:14:35.342 I/Xposed ( 329): Detected ART runtime

11-09 15:14:35.378 I/Xposed ( 329): Found Xposed class 'de/robv/android/xposed/XposedBridge', now initializing

11-09 15:14:35.758 I/Xposed ( 329): Loading modules from /data/app/com.jt5.xposed.wechatpie-1/base.apk

11-09 15:14:35.975 I/Xposed ( 329): Loading class com.jt5.xposed.wechatpie.WechatPie

11-09 15:14:35.987 I/Xposed ( 329): Loading modules from /data/app/com.example.bojoyzhou.myapplication-1/base.apk

11-09 15:14:36.039 I/Xposed ( 329): Loading class com.example.bojoyzhou.myapplication.tutorial.Tutorial

11-09 15:14:36.048 I/Xposed ( 329): Tutorial construct
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] mtucker:
I bought the Belkin F7U004bt04-BLK ( http://www.belkin.com/us/p/P-F7U004/ ) USB-C PD car charger and it has been working great, but I have been noticing weird things in my car and I finally figured out what is going on. The Pixel is providing 5V to the Belkin charger and that voltage is making its way back onto my car's power outlet circuit. I have several devices on the same power outlet circuit (outlet goes off with the ignition) and one of those devices was staying on after I turned off the ignition if I had the Pixel plugged in. I measured the Belkin power outlet connection and there is 4.5V present (which is enough to power a electronic device on that same power outlet circuit). The Belkin LED lights up too.

I don't think the Belkin should do this, but I wonder if the Pixel should be outputting 5V. It seems like it should take some negotiating before the Pixel would put out 5V, but I am not very familiar with the USB-C spec.

Pixel plugged into the Belkin charger. Voltage measured on the Belkin power outlet contacts.
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] marcrandom:
Wow, so in theory this means you could jump start your car from your Macbook.
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] tripleacs:
The same thing happens with a tronsmart usb-c charger that I have. Blew all fuses on a couple of Honda's that I tested with.

Is there any USB-C car charger that doesnt do this???
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] mtucker:
Thanks for the reply. I was curious if anyone else had seen something like this and the answer is yes! Most ICs made for charging batteries will prevent the battery from back powering an unpowered input, but technically the USB-C "charger" isn't really a charger (the true charging circuit is inside the phone). It isn't a big deal since nothing blows and now that I know I won't let the phone set in the dock long with the ignition off. I will probably put a Schottky diode in series with that power port and that will keep the 5V from the Pixel from getting back into my power port circuitry. The Belkin LED will still light and some current will be used in it, but it won't be nearly as much and I won't have other power port devices trying to run from the Pixel.
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] James4.0:
Well, the good thing is if you ever had to change your car battery, you might be able to use the Pixel to keep the radio's station memory so you don't have to set the stations and other settings.

The bad news is it is still providing back power in a way the circuit is not designed. Which could lead to other issues. This is something Belkin needs to fix.

You should post this to Benson's G+ page for him to investigate.
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] fiffan86:
Which tronsmart usb-c charger do you have? Benson has one of the tronsmart car chargers on the would not recommend list due to it causing equipment damage.

Here is the list that benson and nathan k made up https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vnpEXfo2HCGADdd9G2x9dMDWqENiY2kgBJUu29f_TX8/pubhtml#
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] mrhuggy:
I have noticed this with my Pixel XL, when it is doing it it shows a notification which gives you the option to change the way the USB works, Power Device, Charge Only, Data Only etc. Its set on Power Device which means it is trying to power the car. When i try to change it to Charge Only, you can't.
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] marcrandom:
You got me curious, so I tried it with a Nekteck car charger that seems to be well-regarded in the spreadsheet. It showed lower voltage than you describe (more like 2.5V rather than 4.5, and not terribly stable). It did this with both the Pixel XL and Pixel C. This is starting to make me think this is expected behavior.

Tried it with the same charger, but using a C-to-A cable (the one that come with the Pixel XL) and it showed virtually no voltage (but not quite zero).
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] atlp99:
I believe the USB -C PD standard includes the ability for devices to provide power, not just receive. This behavior may be in accordance with the USB -C spec.
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] mtucker:
I had never seen a notification before (no icon at the top of the notifications area), but with your info I swiped down to view all notifications and there was a tap for charging options notification (see options below). I got the same result though. I changed it to "charge only" as well as every other option and after about two seconds the 5V out of the Pixel returned. I decided to not mess with it anymore and put a Schottky diode on the "hot" lead of that power outlet. The diode keeps the Pixel from powering the entire power outlet circuit (the other power outlets and electronics that I have on that circuit). The Pixel still back powers the Belkin, but that isn't nearly as bad as powering my entire power port circuit.

I have to assume Belkin used a basic "buck regulator" switching power supply to drop the car voltage to 9V/5V for the Pixel. The voltage from the Pixel would just have to travel through an inductor and body diode of a MOSFET to get to the power port circuit (power supplies are my shtick).
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] clockcycle:
It seems that this is an issue, while reading through the reviewed VIsnic car charger on Amazon by Benson Leung. There was a comment by Nathan Sherman from microsoft mentioning he had bought that charger which worked fine in his ford because his cigarette port always has power. But when he left the charger and phone connected to his wife's toyota, he noticed the dome light was blinking/flashing on and off. He reazlised the phone had switched modes and was sending power back into the car as you have mentioned. It seems there is an issue with that car charger, which might be the same problem with yours.
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] Emerald Core:
So in short, we should stay away from this belkin charger until this issue is rectified ?

Or will it work with no issues if we use the charger only when the car is ignited ?
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] clockcycle:
Yea unplug your phone when your car is off
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] Emerald Core:
I do that with most of my chargers. What is the actual issue that people are discussing then ?
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] clockcycle:
Which tronsmart usb c car charger, the one on the spreadsheet that says Benson Leung approved on Amazon? I just ordered one of those for testing.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0146FK3G0

PROBLEM;. With above charger how can we know which vendor has the updated version and how can we tell if it's the updated one or the one that heats up and melts your phone?!

My blitzwolf doesn't do this but it's not PD. Cabled for $5 delivered, it does not back power my car(off) when phone is connect. It stays off.

http://m.banggood.com/BlitzWolf-5V-...tablet-Google-Chromebook-Pixel-p-1008254.html

It's an issue with the way some phones can act as client or host and switch between taking or giving power.
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] James4.0:
It would be "ok" to use on a always powered circuit since it would always be powering the charger at 12-14.4v thus never back powering the circuit. But if you ever used it in a car that has switched power circuit, then the charger will attempt to back power the circuit.

So, if you ever turn the car off an have the phone still plugged (example: sitting in your car waiting for someone) the phone will be back powering the circuit at 5v.

Most power ports are not individually switched, usually they are tied in with the radio and a few other accessories.

This could be a bad thing depending on the electronics being powered. Most auto electronics can tolerate down to 9v but are usually not tested for 5v operation. This includes back powering part of the body control unit since most things are not controlled with simple relays anymore.
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] mtucker:
A follow up. I posted the info on Google Plus for Nathan K. and Benson Leung answered.

The diode I put on the power port that I use for the Belkin has effectively solved the problem (other electronics on the power outlet circuit don't try to power up when I turn my car off and have the Pixel plugged in), but it will be nice to bring this up with Belkin so they can hopefully fix this in the next model. The F7U004bt04-BLK is recommended (3 out of 3 rating) on the list of tested chargers that Nathan K maintains, but it does have the back powering quirk. As others have mentioned, you won't see this problem if your car's power ports stay powered when you turn the key off.
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] Nathan-K:
Hey Matt, I had to re-register an account to reply. I have an alt here and do some non-public work. Thanks for catching this, and great detective work!

The ports on my Z4 are not switched so I never caught this during tests. I do perform a standalone Rd test in my analysis sheet using a purpose-built microcontroller, but I fully disconnect the charger when running it. Vbus HOT tests would damage my Arduino's GPIOs otherwise. (That is actually how the I discovered the N6P OEM charger flaw.)

I have yet to test the Belkin simply because it has been out-of-stock everywhere. Thanks for sharing the data and the fix. Although it's a bit more complex than most people should have to do! I've also heard reports of questionable QC on the PD charger as well, so I am re-evaluating that rating. (It was based on trust of the Google Store and their engineers.) In the thread comments linked below, Bill Koch claimed there was a dead-short between the +12v and GND lugs on his Belkin and would blow the fuse in his Scion FR-S. So that brings Belkin's QC into question.

[Can't link this, I have too few posts. Look at the AUKEY CC-Y7 analysis #34]

I can say this: Belkin rebrands other company's products and sells them as their own. The 3.1Gen2 cable in the Apple Store, for example, is actually made by "the largest cable company you've never heard of" whom I can't name publicly. I'm guessing the same is true for their chargers.

Let me grab all the chargers I can and take some Twinkie logs seeing if they have a "non-resistive load" as Benson describes it.
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] Nathan-K:
Here's the data. Seems this is a rabbit hole with no bottom.

The Tronsmart C2P causes the Twinkie to "blink" (meaning Vbus briefly going active) with the Pixel -- but NOT the Nexus 6P. The dropdown notification shade keeps flashing as if it is connected to something.

Also the Tronsmart CCTA v3 "bleeds" CC line voltage into the car pins, causing a "sawtooth" voltage pattern that makes the Pixel think it's connected to a "USB supplying power do attached device" intermittently. This cycles on 15 second increments.

The AUKEY is actually the best behaved of the bunch and "does nothing" for the most part.

Logs attached. Crikey. This looks like a bit of a can of worms. Still can't attach photos/txt file because I am "too new". I'll do it on Plus instead.
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] mtucker:
I’m glad I can help out. I think a majority of cars keep their outlets live with the key off, but there are a lot of Toyotas out there that shut off the outlets (mine is a 2003 Tacoma) and someone else will come across the same problem in the future unless it is corrected. Overall the Belkin seems like it is of good quality. I don’t have an easy way to measure output power for USB-C, but I did measure input current - voltage and the Belkin was drawing a little over 18W so I figured it was putting out close to the advertised 18W since buck regulators are often >90% efficient.

Thanks for your work keeping USB accessory manufacturers honest and informed.
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] James4.0:
Most cars have a combination of switched and non switched power ports. They can also have how they function controlled thru a body control module or something as simple as how a fused is placed. The Dodge minivans have 2 positions for the power port fused, to switch them from switched to not switched and depending on the year, the power ports might be independently controlled or fused.

Also most power ports will be switched off during engine startup. so there will be a momentary hiccup/power change.

Belkin should have included a simple diode within the charger but i can see how they overlooked it because previous USB specs didn't allow for back charging.
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] Nathan-K:
Guys, there are actually THREE separate problems with the Belkin. I still can't post pictures here so I used my Plus account. Look up "37th analysis".

First, the underlying and root problem is the CC pin is not floated when the charger is powered off/disconnected. This is the absolute root cause for all the wackiness that happens afterwards.

Second, Belkin cheaped out and used a single MOSFET to switch Vbus. This is plain stupid. A FET is a one-way-switch, due to a quirk of the silicon called a "body diode". Most people aren't aware of it since it typically is not drawn in the schematics, but it has huge ramifications.

Think of it this way: unlike a physical switch where electrons can't go either way when it is opened (like an elevator bridge), MOSFETs allow electrons to jump across in the reverse direction anytime (like a drawbridge). The way to fix this is to put two of them facing opposite directions, but that costs $.05 so most companies won't do it if they think they can get away with it.

Third, I am still concerned about reports that the adapter is blowing fuses on connect. Either this is a freak physical issue with the shape of the plug, or the caps in the charger are drawing excessive amps on connect due to lack of a NTC resistor on the input.

Putting a Schottkey diode on the input will appear to address #2, but not #1 or #3. Also you are burning off heat in the amount of (current drawn * voltage drop across Schottkey). Since these can go up to 3A, that's a lot of heat.

Also keep in mind as long as the phone/device is being tricked into supplying power when the charger is off, it is outputing 5v and draining its own battery. So if you forget your phone connected to the Belkin charger in your car, when you come back the battery will be absolutely dead. (This will be even worse if you have a second outlet with something plugged into it that will chew on that power.)

So there's a number of design issues at fault here, not just the one. Usually a charger gets everything right, or lots of things wrong. (Find one mistake and there will be more hidden around the corner.) Guess you found out which one this was. My formal opinion is people should not use this charger. And don't quote me on this, but although the AUKEY CC-Y7 has problems so far out of all the PD chargers I've tested it's the "least-poorly-behaved". :(

Why doesn't Google or Belkin simply hire an engineer (*cough*) to look at these things? They shouldn't be relying on the milk of human kindness to spot check their screwups. I'm getting really tired of it. First the N6P and N5X chargers and now this. :/
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] GBerg2119:
I just got my Pixel XL today and ordered that Belkin charger a few days ago. I guess I'll be returning it once I receive it. I can't imagine the other Belkin still (http://www.belkin.com/us/F7U006-Belkin/p/P-F7U006/) being recommended with how awful this one seems to be. Is the recommendation to stick with the Verizon charger then? Item #TYPECPDQC3VPC

I never knew picking a charger would be so difficult. :confused:
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] drdrewdown:
i doubt that is a USBC-PD charger... but thought this little excerpt from the link was hilarious

"The USB-C connector will connect the charger to your USB-C device including the Galaxy Note 7"
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] JenWarren:
Belkin is investigating

Thank you for bringing this matter to our attention. Creating the best products takes a village and we appreciate your insights. As soon as we were alerted to this potential concern, we commenced rigorous and comprehensive internal testing, and will continue to conduct more tests throughout the weekend. The results we have thus far revealed no risk to personal safety but we will provide timely updates as we receive additional test results. Please stay tuned!